Couple Marries
Wed., Nov. 9, I960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore.
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MR.' AND MRS. WILLIAM ESSELSTROM will observe their
I Solden wedding anniversary Nov. 13 at a reception to be
'held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Esselstrom, 2900
Bowman Road, Reedsport. Friends of William and Cora
Esselstrom ore invited to the reception to be held between
2 and 5 p.m. Arrangements for the golden wedding an
I niversary are being made by the Esselstroms' three sons
and daughters-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Esselstrom
end Mr. ond Mrs. Claude H. Esselstrom of Roseburg ond
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Esselstrom of Reedsport. The honor
ed couple hove been prominent residents of Winchester Boy
' for many years. (Picture by Rochon Studio).
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A BRIDE of Oct. 21 Was Beatrice Catherine Manning,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning, who was married
to Donald Glardon Cobb, son of Mr. ond Mrs.' John' E.
Cobb, at the Methodist parsonage. in. Vanvouver,. Wash.
Beatrice Manning;
Now Mrs.
: Beatrice Catherine Manning,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Manning, became the bride of Don
ald Glardon Cobb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Cobb of Portland,
Friday, Oct. 21.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at the Methodist par
Knnaee in Vancouver. Wash., by
the Rev. W. S. J. Bleakley at 1:30
in the afternoon. Attending ine cou
ple were Mr. and Mrs. John Cobb,
parents of the bridegroom. .
The bride was lovely in a two
piece dress of royal blue jersey
all hlack hat and black acces
sories. Her corsage was of white
carnations and pink roseDuas.
A vnpa 1 snln.' "The Lord's Pray-
r " was sune bv Mrs. Bleakley.
The bride is a native Oregonian
Comic Debate Highlights'
Glendale Lodge Meeting
The Glendale Rebekah Lodee
met Thursday evening at the IOOF
Hall. .. , .
The second nomination of otficers
was held. The Harvest Homecom
ing potluck dinner was discussed
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After the meeting, the Friend-
-k; n,,K wm hnnnrpd bv an ad
denda in which about a dozen of
m.mWa wnre railed on to
i.rtinneer for the blue or the
gold side on comic issues.
Afior iho mpetinff. the hostesses,
Mrs. Floyd Berry. Mrs. aiome
Bates Sr., Miss Alice Nebe! and
Mrs. Stella Smith served refresh-
"The hall snd tables were decorat
ed with fall flowers.
The next meeting will be Nov.
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of pioneer parentage, spending her
early life at Driver s valley east
of Sutherun, where her parents
still reside. She was graduated
from Sutherlin High School with
the class of 1934, and attended the
North Western School of Com
merce in Portland. She has been
employed for the past IS years at
f acme dumping u. in Portland,
The bridegroom came with his
parents to Portland from Racine
Wis., IS years ago, and is presently
employed as night superintendant
at Heed college.
Following a- brief wedding tri
to coastal points, the couple wil
be at home at 1527 N. E. Hancock
St., Portland.
Surprise Party Given For
Dick Shoemaker On Friday
Dick Shoemaker, manager and
chef at the Red Barn at Glide, was
honored at a surprise birthday par
tv Friday night nosted Dy Hose
burg friends to celebrate his 38th
birthday.
The hosts and hostesses were
Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Farnworth.
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. James Rex. The eve
ning was spent in playing bridge
with Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker as
guests. Refreshments were served
including the traditional birthday
cake.
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Outstanding Girl Chosen
By Beta Pi Chapter 1991
Beta Pi Chapter 1991, Epsilon
Sigma Alpha, met Tuesday at the
uaKiana nome or Mrs. wnnam Ben
nett with Mrs. Daniel GiUon as co
hostess. Vice president, Mrs. Robert
Stearns, conducted the meeting.
Mrs. Paul Schulze. ticket chair
man for the annual smorgasbord
dinner dance, reported the tickets
were being printed and would be
on sale in ine near tuture. iney
will be available from members of
the chapter. Mrs. William Ulmer,
who will be moving to balem soon,
was presented with a gift from
members of the chapter.
An outstanding member of Beta
Pi Chapter was selected as a can
didate for Outstanding Girl at the
Snow-Ball to be held Dec. 10 at
the Umpqua Hotel.
An interesting educational pro-
Mrs. Cheever Complimented
At Shower Party Thursday
Mrs. Leland Cheever of Seattle
was the inspiration for a surprise
pink and blue shower Thursday
evening at the home of her par
ents, Dr. and Airs. Loya Kpp, in
Sutherlin. The affair was arranged
by Mrs. Max Post and Mrs. Lloyd
Whitford, complimenting' Mrs.
Cheever and her new son, Brian
Keith, born Oct. 12.
The serving table was attractive
ly centered with a two-tiered cake
decorated in colors of blue and
Dessert Luncheon
Tuesday Affair At
Jacobson Home
Halloween was the theme used
iy Mrs. Norman Jacobson when
she entertained the Tillicum Bridge
Club at her home in Sutherlin Tues
day afternoon. The theme was car
ried out in the appointments, dec
orations and refreshments, all In
the Halloween motif. Arrange
ments of chrysthemums formed
floral decorations for the rooms.
Present for the one 6'clock des
sert luncheon were Mrs. Frank Mc-
Cord, Mrs. Joe Perrault, Mrs.
L. F. Stearns. Mrs. O. L. Torrey,
Mrs. William Crowell and Mrs.
Jacobson, members, and Mrs.
Mike Petherick and Mrs. Jack Dix
on, euests.
For the contract bridge play, the
afternoon's high score was held
bv Mrs.; McCord: second high by
Mrs. Petherick; low by Mrs. Per
rault and the traveling goose prize
by Mrs. Stearns.
Tha club will omit the next reg.
ular session and will meet next
on Nov. 22, when Mrs. Vern Hoi-
gate will entertain at her nome
in' Sutherlin.
Halloween Parties
Given At Glendale
Glendale grade school children
of ail classes enjoyed Halloween
parties at the school. All but the
eighth grade classes held their
parties during the last hour of the
school dav. PTA room mothers
acted as refreshment chairmen to
arrange with other mothers for do
nations for the serving of appropri
ate Halloween goodies to the cnu
rtpfln. ' ''
The 8th grade party was neia
at the grade school gymnasium
Fridav from 7:30 to 10 p.m. The
young people did much of the plan
ning and handling of the party.
Laurie Utopian was uecoraiions
chairman; Roger Foster had charge
of games; Mandy Foster was chair-!
man oi me reiresnmem cuimim
tee; and Diana Temple had charge
of the clean-up committee.
The young people played games,
and danced and concluded the eve- j
ning with refreshments. . .
Novel Party Is. !
Event Of Friday
The Junior Department Training
Union of the Glendale Southern
Baptist Church held a progressive
party Friday evening. The young!
people, who came in costume, ate
their dinners in S different homes, !
with a different dish served at each i
place. Transportation was furnish-1
ed by ' William Cummings , and
Maurice McDowell.
The 18 juniors Visited the Alvin
Long, Floyd Hatten, Maurice Mcv'
Dowel), Mac Napier and Herb Byrd
homes.
Hostesses at each home visited
voted as to which guest vfbre the
most comic costume and which
the most original. Susan Byrd, a
clown, was chosen as the fun
niest, and her sister, Loretta Byrd
as Pocohontas, was named most
original.
Ui:,
gram was presented by Mrs. Hom
er Trusty, assisted by Sherri Min
or and Judy Alio. The program,
"Powder Your Face with Sun
shine," was on care of the skin.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served to the following
members; Mrs. Bettv Adams, Mrs.
Paul Allen, Mrs. William Bennett,
Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. Milo Bul
lock, Mrs. William Fitch, Mrs. Dan
iel Gillon, ' Mrs. Leslie Heaton,
Mrs. Kenneth Manning, Mrs. Doris
Neeley, Miss -JoAnn Premazzi.
Mrs. James Runge, Mrs. Paul
Schulze, Mrs. Barton Slant, Mrs.
Harry Smith, Mrs. Robert Stearns,
Mrs. Lyle Stuwe. Mrs. Wesley Top-
Sings, Mrs. William L'lmcr and
Irs. Don Ferguson.
The next regular meeting of the
chapter will be Nov. 15 at the
home of Mrs. Leslie Heaton with
Mrs. Milo Bullock as co-hostess.
white, topped with tiny blue boot
ies, and made for the occasion by
Mrs. Rapp.
Prizes for games olaved durinff
the evening were won by'Mrs. Ruby
nouoway ana airs, vern Liesinger.
Many lovely and useful id s
were presented in a bassinet.
Those present included M r s.
Cheever and Mrs. A. C. Hcnsley,
nirs. vern Liesinger, Airs. Kay
Mullen. Mrs. Leo Johnson, Mrs.
Harmon Paee. Mrs. Richard Rel-
lis, Mrs. Logan White, Mrs. John
Slurphy, Bonnie Smith, Shirley
Martin, Lola Smith, Mrs. Ruby
Holloway, Mrs. Rapp and the host
esses, Mrs. Post and Mrs. Whit
ford. Those unable to attend but send
ing gifts were Mrs. Frank McCord,
Mrs. Marvin Stienbach, Mrs. Rob
ert Mock, Mrs. Herb Hubbell, Mrs.
Murray Lceoer. Barbara Unde-
graff, Mrs. Sandy McBride, Mrs.
Robert Williams and Daynicce Hol
loway. i t
Septuagenarian
Honored Sunday
Paul Eldredge, a long-time Glen
dale resident, was honored Sunday
night at a surprise birthday party.
Kiareage celebrated nis Y4in Dirtn
day the following day.
Eldredge was presented with a
variety of birthday gifts and with a
heart-shaped white birthday cake
decorated - with, blue candles.
Guests sang "Happy Birthday."
In addition to the cake baked by
Mrs. Bob Thompson, refreshments
were furnished by Mrs. Carl Seth
er, Mrs. Howard Edson and Mrs.
Sam Flory.
The Edson home was decorated
with appropriate Halloween de
signs, Of special interest was a
huge pumpkin, two feet in diam
eter, which was set on the dining
room table ana was mieci wun
vari-colored chrysanthemums.
Sam Flory was the winner of a
game prize.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Sether, Mr. and Mrs. Olger
Seiner, Mr. and Airs. Kenus Mi
chel, Mr. and Mrs. James McKern
an. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Payne, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Flory, Mrs. Robert
Thompson, Mrs. Matie Heller, Paul
Eldredge and the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edson
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n Ashland Oct. 2
A wedding of interest to' Rose- church for the ceremony. Carolyn
burg residents was that of Miss Slepnikolf played the wedding mu
Shirley Joanne Paulson, daughter sic and accumpanied Bernie Paul
of Mr. and Mrs. Allied Paulson of son of Roseburg, a freshman at
Asniana, lormeriy owner-operaiors I
of the Roseburg Nursing Home on
East Court Street. Miss Paulson
became the bride of Edward Wal
ter Dalton, son of Mrs. Joe Godwin
of Beaumont, Calif., Sunday eve
ning, Oct. 2, in a beautiful cere
mony read by Elder Donald Mac
Ivor, pastor of the Lebanon Adven
tist church. The service was held in
the Ashland Seventh-day Adventist
church in the presence of about 300
guests.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in a gown of
wnite silk organza lasmoned wiui
a fitted bodice and long sleeves
with Alencon lace and simulated
pearls at the neckline and skirt
front. A waistline bustle tapered
Into a chapel train. Her double H
lusion veil was neld Dy a crown 01
lace and seed pearls, bne carried
a bouquet of pink rosebuds and
stenhanotis.
The brides sister, Beverly, a
senior student at Walla Walla Col
lege, acted as maid of honor. Hor
younger sister. Doreen. a junior a
Milo Academy, and Mrs. Jackie
Ladd of College Place, Wash., were
bridesmaids. All three wore rose
colored nylon organdy over taffeta
dresses made with fitted bodices,
short sleeves, harem-type skirts
and cummerbunds. Their headpieC'
es matched their gowns and they
carried bouquets of white spider
chrysanthemums with ivy.
Peter Maher of College Place
served as best man. David Ilollen
beck of College Place and Bud
Dickerson of Roseburg, a fresh
man at Walla Walla College and a
cousin of the bride, were attend
ants of the bridegroom. Dickerson
and Hollcnbeck, assisted by Dennis
walker of Asniana, served as usn
ers. .
' Baskets of white gladioli
chrysanthemums decorated
and
the1
Fellowship Group Enjoys
Masquerade Pprty Saturday
The young people of the youth
fellowship group of the First
Church of God in Roseburg, and
some of their friends, met at the
Lewis Bintliff homo in Wilbur Sat
urday evening for a Halloween
masquerade party. Mr. and Mrs.
Art Lamka. counselors of the group
and the Rev. and Mrs. Howard
Leverett, chaperoned. Carla Pe
ters was in charge of the enter
tainment and was assisted by Judy
Smithie and Sharon Bintliff who
helocd with decorations.
The group went on a treasure
hunt, bobbed for apples ond -played
relay games. Judy Smithie, Stan
McGriff and Delores Bauehman
were awarded candy sticks for the
best costumes.
Refreshments of popcorn balls
and apple cider were served. En
joying the occasion were Lon Strat
um', Gcraldine Miller, Stan Mc
Shower To Be .
Held On Sunday
A shower and get-acquainted par
ty has been arranged to honor Mr.
and Airs. Ted Baker Jr. Sunday,
Nov. 13, to be held at the home of
Mrs. John Hilbert 546 NE Housley,
with Airs, Ernest (Dutch) Roglitz
cohoslcss. Tho bride only arrived;
in Roseburg about two weeks ago
from her native country of Cer
many. All friends interested are
most cordially Invited to enjoy the
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Walla Walla College ana a cousin
of the bride, soloist fur the wed'
ding.
For her daughter s wedding. Airs
Paulson wore a beige brocaded sat
in dress with brown accessories
and a green cymbidium orchid.
Mrs. Godwin chose a blue peaude
soi dress with matching accessor'
les and a white cymbidium orchid
corsage.
Mrs. Arnold Pflugrad was host
ess at the reception which followed
in Britt Student Center on the
Southern Oregon College campus
Mrs. Alvin Paulson and Mrs. Zel
ma Dickerson of Roseburg, aunts
of the bride, cut' and served the
wedding cake. Mrs. Dickerson also
served as Hostess at ine cnurcn.
Mrs. Ivar Fish of Eugene and Mrs.
Harold Alen of Portland presided
at the punch1 bowls. Airs. J. 1).
Miracle had charge of the guest
book and Airs. Donald Alaclvor
Lebanon, took charge. of, the niany
gifts.
The couple's wedding trip took
them to the beach, the bride wear
ing a black and white wool suit
with black and green accessories
and a corsage of white chrysanthe
mums and stephanotis. The young
people have gone to Arlington.
Calif., where Dalton is a student at
LaSierra College. He was a stu
dent at Walla Walla College and
has been employed as an executive
secretary at the college of Medi
cat Evangelists in Loma Linda
Calif.
Attending from Roseburg were
Mr. and Airs. A. W. Paulson. Mrs.
Zelma Dickerson, Zetha and Bud
Dickerson, Mr. and Airs. Burnell
Paulson (Burnell is now teaching in
the Industrial Arts department at
Laurclwood Academy). The bride's
paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Airs. Anton Paulson of McMinnvillo
were also among the guests
Griff, Steve, Wayne and Dawna
Hutchins, Bob Wright, Sharon and
Marva Leverett. Dannv Williams.
Jim Lamka, Walt Edmonds, John
ny Aiciargar, judy smithie, Carla
Peters, Philip and Susan Hand,
Sandra Best, Charles Cotton, De
lores Baughman, Fred Carstensen,
Sharon and Shirley Bintliff, La
Vaughn Stone; Gordon AlcCoy, Lin-
ua nous ana u lend a scmnuier.
Afternoon Party
Fetes Mrs. Payne
Mrs. Wilbur Payne, who with her
husband loft Tiller recently to make
her home Iff Wind River, Wyo., was
the inspiration for a going-away
party Thursday afternoon at the
home of Airs, Roy Weiss with Mrs.
Johnnv Lvtsell assisting.-
Several gifts were presented to
the honored guests and refresh-'
ments were served. Other present
were Mrs. John Keller, Mrs. Walt
Cook, Mrs. Jerry Jones and Mrs.
Vernon Morris, all of Tiller, and
Mrs. Bob Coleman, a former resi
dent, who now resides in Grants
fass.
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MR. AND MRS. EDWARD DALTON, pictured above, were;
married Oct 2, by Elder Donald Maclvor,-pastor of the '
Lebanon Adventist Church. The bride, Shirley Joanne
Paulson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Paulson1
of Ashland, formerly .owner-operators of. the Roseburg
.Nursing Home on E. Court Street, in .Roseburg, The bride-'
groom is the son of Mrs. Joe Godwin of Beaumont. Calif. '
Church Adults Have Party
To Celebrate Halloween
A group of adults of the Green I
Community Church gathered in the
social rooms Saturday evening for
a Halloween party. Guests' all came
in hobo attire. ...
The rooms had been decorated
to resemble an old barn with black
crepe paper spider1 webs dropping
from the ceiling, burlap sacks for
rugs and doorways, bales of hay
for seats, and a geneous sprinkling
of tin cans, washing drying on the
line and autumn flowers arranged
in cans. . .
The evening was hilariously spent
In playing suitable games, with a
great deal of trickery. A humorous
skit was given by several of the
groun. Al Cumminea and Les tor-
ney were In charge of the games.
Mrs. r orney planned tne appropri
ate background decorations.
Rev, Leonard Floth gave a short
devotional. The Rev. George Todd
offered thanks for the delicious
and colorful refreshments, were
servea ny mr. rioin, Mrs, wnii
sett, Mrs. Lorentz and Mrs. Elliott.
Those enjoying tho affair wero
Mr. and Mrs. Al Cummings, the
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Floth, Mr.
and Airs. Les Forney, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Welkum, Mr. and Mrs,
Kahler, Air. and Airs. Ronald Po
tect, the Rev. and Mis. George
Todd, George Justice, Airs, Maycil
lllldenrami, Mrs. Jonn uapanno,
Air. and Mrs. Delmar Elliott, Tom
Alyers. Air. and Mrs. Gary Lorentz.
and Mr. and Mrs. James Whttjott.
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ANNOUNCE
ENGAGEMENT
Mr, ond Mrs. E. M. Haum-.
eser of Dillard announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Roberta, Carolyn, to Guy Mar-"
tin Swdrfz, son of Mr. and
Mrs.. William Swortz of Rose
bura. ' The bride-elect is o'
senior at Douglas High School ,
and ; the t bridegroom-elect is',
employed at Douglas Veneer."
A June wedding is planned. -(Picture
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