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12 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tues., Dec. 13, 1960
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A LARGE AND CHARMING event of the autumn season was the reception honoring
Dr. R. L. Dunn cn his 80th birthday and also honoring his wife on her birthday and
their weddinq anniversary. A dinner party was held at noon at the Umpqua hotel, follow
ed by a reception at the First Christian Church. Pictured above seated ore Dr. and Mrs.
Dunn with the former's arandson. Bobby Dunn of Sorinafield. Standing ore Dr. Dunn's
son and daughter-in-low, Mr. and Mrs. David Dunn of Springfield; his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Will (Derfla) Guthrie of Culver City, Calif., and his son, Harold
Dunn, of Springfield. Dr. and Mrs. Dunn are pictured below. (Pictures by Koop's Modern
Photography.
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Leisinger-Godfrey Reunion Held Thursday
The Suthorlln Commiinily
(inincc hall was the scone at Hie
l.iesinKor Godfrey family reunion
and .dinner Thursday.
Coming from out of stale for the
occasion were Mr. and Airs. John
(lodficy and Dorothy; Air. and
Jlrs. Jack Godfrey nd Tammy,
from Wennlcheo and Mr. and Airs,
Norman Godfrey and Dclbic and
Danny from Seattle.
Family members present from
out of town were Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Godfrey, Mr. and Airs. Gene
Godfrey and Bob, Alike, Gcoriie
and Don, ail of Winchester Bay;
Mr. and Airs. Gayle VanVleet and
Paul, Doris, Lorrne and Dennis,
and Air. and Airs. Albert Haines
and Skipper. Rcxina, Tony and
Teresa, all of Hoseburg; and Air.
and Airs. O. A. Alonlgomery and
I'enny and Robin, of Wilbur.
' Those from Sutherlin included
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ncm ai me grange nail, was
ranged on Saturday, after which
those coming from Washington
leu to return Home,
Officers Are Installed
Installation of crance officers
was held Sunday at the Evergreen
Grange Hall. There was a large
attendance with quite a number of
visitors from out of the county.
The usual candle light ceremony
was used.
The following were on the Install
ing team: John Lander, acting
master: Mrs. Grace Moorman, pi
anist; (vocalists, Esther Morberg,
Don Morberg, and Alda Brum
bach.) Hilda Wallers, flag bear
er; Cora Collison. chaplain; inn
dlelighters, U)ui$e Simonsen and
Donna Kinyon: Emmelt Walters,
custodian; Is'clda Norris, marshal;
Helen Landers, emblem bearer;
Nora Cracroft, regalia bearer; dis
trict deputy, Howard Cracroft, in
stalling officer.
-Lovel
Affair
Enjoyed
Some 200 friends and relatives
of Dr. and Mrs. Itoy L. Dunn hon
ored them Nov. 6 at a reception
from 3 to 5 o'clock at the First
Christian Church. The occasion
was Dr. Dunn's 80th birthday,
their wedding anniversary date
and also the birthday anniversary
of Airs. Dunn.
Many of the family erouD wor
shiped together at the Pine Grove
Church in the morning, at which
time the minister, Richard More
head, asked Dr. Dunn to give the
morning sermon. A dinner follow
ed at the Umpqua Hotel.
Covers were placed for Dr. and
Airs. Dunn, Harold Dunn and son,
Bobbie; Air. and Airs. David Dunn,
Air. and Airs. Will Guthrie. Airs.
Kitty Primley and John Beckman
ot humner, wasn. ; Air. and Mrs.
Andrew Ingalls of Kent, Wash.;
the Rev. Alva and Airs. Ferebee
of Prineville; Air. and Airs. Roy
nsails of corvallis: Air. and Airs.
Earl Blackburn of SDrinafield.
Ore.; Air. and Airs. Gideon Aspey
of Riddle, and Air. and Atrs. Glen
Murdock and the Rev. Doyle Dob
bins, Roseburg.
The reception room at the Chris.
tian Church was filled with color
ful arrangements of fall flowers.
Two beautifully appointed serving
tables Held the birthday cakes and
the anniversary cake. Airs; Dunn
was cnarming in a Dltie-green silk
print dress with a large orchid
corsage.
Dr. Dunn attended Northwest
Christian College In Eugene. He
had made his home in that city
since September 1907 and prior to
that had served as pastor of the
Christian Church in Sumner,
Wash., two j ears. His first sermon
was preached in the county school-
house June 25, 1899. He was grad
uated in 1911 and served a num
ber of pastorates as well as doing
stato evangelistic work for 4Mi
years. He moved to Roseburg 31
years ago and opened his chiro
practic office. He has been a
Christian Church minister for 48
years.
His daughter, Derfla (Airs. Will
Guthrie) of Culver City, Calif., and
his son, Harold, of Springfield, en
tertained the guests by singing a
selection of most enjoyable num
bers, accompanied by Afrs. Lor
raine Wadsworlh. Dr. Dunn's son,
David, and his grandson, Bobby,
were also here for the occasion
from Springfield.
The reception was catered by
Airs. Gordon Larson.. Airs. David
Dunn of Springfield and Airs. Alva
Ferebee of Prineville poured and
Airs. Dean Wadsworlh and Airs.
Clyde Kcstcr assisted in the serv
ing. Richard AJoorehead presented
two marimba numbers.
The Dunrs many friends wish
them continued happiness together
and good health in the years
ahead.
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dinner and party held at the Ump
qua Hotel at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Air. and Mrs. noyd Miller of Port
land (the former is president of
the company), came to Roseburg
for the affair. Besides the man
ager, Robert Nevue, and his wife
and children, Patty, Beth and
Bobby, the store personnel, their
husbands and wives and invited
guests enjoyed the occasion.
Christmas gifts were exchanged
and following the appearance of
Santa Claus, a holiday program
was presented and a social hour
was enjoyed.
Past Masters Dinner Is
Given By Oakland Lodge
The Oakland Lodge 16 AF & AM
held its past masters dinner at the
lodge hall in Oakland Thursday
night.
The regular dinner was held be
fore the meeting. 97 members and
visitors attended.
Ninety nine members and visit
ors attended the lodge that eve
ning. The master mason degree
was put on by the past masters
of the lodge. The degree was given
to William Gildersleeve of Oak
land. There were 21 past masters at
tending and taking part in the de
gree work and there were St vis
ing members from other lodges.
BETROTHAL TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Cockrum of
Riddle announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Paul
ette, to John F. Kiggins, son
of Mrs. Irma Jefcoat of Red
mond. The bride-elect is , a
senior in Riddle High School
and the bridgegroom-elect is
stationed on the USS Ranger,
San Francisco. No date has
been set for the wedding. (Pic
ture by Warren Studio, Myrtle
Creek).
A WEDDING OF INTEREST took place .Sept. 17 at the
First Baptist Church in Alameda, Calif., when Alton Dean
Lounsbury, son of Mrs. George Cornish of Roseburg and
A. F. Lounsbury of Coquille, took' as his bride. Miss Alice
Jone Mathews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward
Mathews of Alameda. The bridegroom, a former Rose
burg resident. Is with the U. S. Navy stationed at Adok,
Alaska. At the present his wife is residing with 'her parents
in Alameda.
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A CHARMING PARTY of the week was a luncheon given
by Mrs. A. E. Kent at 'her attractive home on SE Jackson
Street for which the pioneer motif was cleverly carried
out. Guests were all members of early-day settlers. Old
fashioned flowers formed the decorations. Those attending
the affair are pictured obove. Back tow: Mrs. Stanley L.
Kidder, Mrs. , Roy Bellows, Mrs. T. B. Virden Mrs. A. E.
Kent (hostess); Miss Gertrude Rast and Mrs. M. B. Green.
Front row: Mrs. R. R. Clarke, Mrs.: F. C. Dezendorf, Mrs.
W.. H. Richardson and Mrs. B. ,W. Maddox.- (Picture by
Chris' Studio of Photography). : ,
Sherry Lee White Becomes Bride Of Loren A. Dotson
Miss Sherry Lee White, daugh
ter of Air. and Mrs. J. M. White,
and Loren A. Dotson, son of Air.
and Airs. Albert P. Dotson, ell of
Winston, were united in marriage
Thursday, Nov. 24, at 7 p.m. in
a lovely home wedding held at the
Bernard Jacobson home in Roseburg.
The Rev. Carlton Peters of Rose
burg officiated at the double ring
ceremony. The services were held
in the presence of close friends
and relatives.
A lovely arrangement of lighted
candles beside two beautiful bou
quets of lavender and yellow
chrysanthemums were arranged
to form a pretty setting for the
rites.
The bride was given in mam-
ning in a dress of white silk em
broidered nylon, with low neckline
and full skirt. She carried a white
Bible topped with a corsage of
pink carnations. Her jewelry was
a lovely heart shaped locket, an
heirloom of the family.
Her only attendant, Sharon Du
Quette, was dressed in a full-skirted
golden and dark brown taffeta
dress with a circular golden stripe
and a low necked black velvet top.
She wore a corsage of pink car
nations. Ocne Fisher acted as best man.
The bride's mother was very
lovely in a dark wool suit of mix
ed tweed. The bridecroom's moth
er was dressed in an afternoon
frock of beige. Both mothers wore
pink carnation corsages. 1
A reception followed the cere-1
mony, with Airs. Bernard Jacob-
son in charge. The bride's table
orcd tablecloth of lace, centered
by a three-tired wedding cake,
decorated with bells and in pure
white. A bouquet of yellow and
lavender chrysanthemums was also
a. colorful attraction for the table.
Airs. John Burt served the wed
ding cake after the bride had cut
the traditional first slice. AI r s.
Bernard Jacobson presided at the
coffee urn.
The .couple left immediately for
Eugene, the bride changing to a
lovely red wool suit with black
accessories.
The ncwlyweds will take tip res
idence in the married couples'
dormitory at Oregon Technical In
stitute at Klamath Falls, where
Air. Dotson will resume his two
year course in electronics.
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