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Married I" fi II i I I' II j I A'. 'n r : e LT. AND MRS.' RICHARD W. GOODWIN are pictured obove following their very beautiful wedding Dec. 27 at 8 p.m. ot the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. John E. Adams officiating. The bride, Delberta Christine Simonson, is the only daughter of Mrs. Alta Simonson and Lt. Goodwin is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley V. Goodwin of Son Mateo. Gorgeous orchids including red and green cyprepediums, fuchsia, purple and brown vandas, white cattleyas, brown odontogossum and purple cattleyas, raised by the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. Donald Rudat, of Santa Rosa, Calif., formed the bouquets for the bride, her attendants, both mother's corsages and the corsages for these assisting at the reception. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Simonson chose emerald green peau de soi ond the bridegroom's mother wore turquoise peau de soi, both mothers wore corsages of yellow and brown vandas. Lt. and Mrs. Simonson ore now at home to friends in Kingsville, Texas. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography). Church Wedding Event Of Dec. 27 AoTUS KNIGHT PORTER I BEVERLY BROOKE 10 The News-Review, Rateburg, Or. FrI., Jan. 6, 1961 Perrin Home Scene Of Lovely Affairs Air. and Mis. Guy C. Perrin, who were among winners of West ern Auto men winning a trip to San Juan and other points of inter est in the Caribbean this last fall, entertained dealers and their wives at a delightful buffet dinner party at their beautiful home in Hucrest Thursday evening. Five of the invited Western Auto men and their wives were also win ners of the trip and included Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCarty of Empire and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Haverner, Coquille. Other Western Auto men and their wives enjoying the affair included Mr. and Mrs. Bill How larid of Cave Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall of Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis, Rose burg; Mr. and Mrs. Sandy AIc Bride. Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs. Stem Wessla of Keedsport; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Winningham of Myrtle Point and John Sampson of Flor ence. A social hour preceded the buf fet dinner, which was served at 8 o'clock. Following the dinner, all of those making the Caribbean trip showed pictures tney Mad taken. The trip was by jet to Miami, Fla., where the group enjoyed a tour before going to the Caribbean points of interest. They were enter tained at some of the finest ho tels during their trip. Perrin is an official of Western Auto. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Perrin entertained at a delightful New Year's Eve party and buffet dinner at their home having as guests Mr. and Mrs. G. Al. Krell, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Doty of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. E G. Randolph of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Adams. A pleasant social eve ning followed the dinner. Christian Women's Club Has Meeting On Wednesday The Rosehurg Christian Women's Club met Wednesday at the Bam boo House on Diamond Lake Boul evard. Lovely ornaments, several Na tivity scenes and a lighted church graced the tables and carried out the Christmas theme. A vocal group from Roseburg High School, under the direction of Robert Robins, entertained the club with a beautiful medley of Christmas carols. Mrs. Watson Talcott of Glide demonstrated the technique of gift wrapping and displayed some charmingly wrapped and decorat ed packages of her own. Village missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ballanti of Green Acres, Ore., were featured speakers. The next meeting will also be held at the Bamboo House Jan. 11. Nursery facilities will be provided at the Presbyterian Church at a may be made by calling OR 2-3636 and transportation from the nurs ery can be arranged. Nuptials Take Place Wi xt'hiv Vh rife - M Sr 1 'Krr ht v 1 W u i ' v" v i 1 U - k ..!' J . OA in V SU , TkL i . ' '' t ," MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HATTEN, pictured above, were parried Dec. 27 at the Presbyterian Church in Tri City by Rev. Borlow of , Westminster House, University of Oregon. The bride, Margie Jo Musick, is trie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Musick of Winston and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin hiatten of Yaki ma, Wash. (Picture by Kash-Winsron Studio). Margie Musick I: Now Mrs. Hatren The Presbyterian Church in Tri City was the scene Dec. 27 of the 8 p.m. double ring wedding cere mony uniting in marriage Margie Musick of Winston and Robert Hat ten of Spokane, Wash. The Rev. Stanley Barlow of the Westminster House at University of Oregon per formed the nuptial service. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Musick of Winston. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.' Marvin Hatten of Yak ima, Wash. Poinsettias, fir and holly formed the church decorations. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in her floor-length bridal gown, fashioned with a full satin skirt and lace bod ice with long sleeves. Her waist length veil was secured by a tiara. Her bouquet was of red roses and chrysanthemums. Georgia Musick, sister-in-law of the bride, was honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Joan Ferguson of Eugene and Heidi Jones and Judy Pigg, both of Portland. All wore full-skirted frocks having puffed sleeves. Mrs. Musick's dress was red and the others were green. Each carried a white fur muff. Mark Hatten of Yakima was best man. Ushers were Jim Musick, brother of the bride; Jim Deller and David Doud. After the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at the church. Mrs. Millie Doud cut the cake, Mrs. Aline Palo presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Maxine Crow served coffee. Miss Gloria Burnett had charge of the guest book and Mrs. Joan Dun had charge of gifts. The bride was graduated from Myrtle Creek High School and Uni versity of Oregon. The bridegroom is presently attending school in Pullman, Wash., as a senior student. Rehearsal Dinner PrecedesWedding California Visitor Is Complimented At Coffee Parazoo Family Gathers At Grange Hall For Holiday A lovely wedding of the holiday season was that of Delberta Chris tine Simonsen. daughter of Mrs Alta Simonsen of Roseburg. and Lt. Richard Wesley Goodwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 'V. Goodwin of San Mateo. Calif. The single ring rites were performed at the First fresoyierian nurcn ai i p.m. Dec. 27, the Rev. John E Adams officiating. . Red and white poinsettias form ed a beautiful selling for the eera niony. Mrs. Homer Grow was or oanist. She Dlaved classical selec- lions as the guests assembled as well as the wedding marc h, "Trumpet Tune" by Purcel, and the recessional. "March for St. Cecilia," by Handel. Jay L. Bixlcr, the bride's mater nal unclffi. came from McMinnville to give his nieca in marriage. She was lovely in her wedding gown of satin brocade, designed wun a square scalloped neckline edged In hiri in comDlement her three- nuartcr-lcniilh sleeves. The skirt ended in a chapel train, the waist iiiTPiited with a cummerbund with bow in back. Her thrce-tiored float veil cascaded from a pearl em broidered cap. Her bridal bouquet, a oil! from Mrs. Donald Rudat, aunt of the bridegroom, was of while phalaenopsis orchids center ed by white orchids. Mrs. Norman Finnicum of Day. ton, cousin of the bride, was ma tron of honor. Bridesmaids were an other cousin, Mary Gail Johnson or l'oruano ; ireno munui ui Eu gene and Mrs. Donald Wermlingcr M Little River. They were charm ing in their red velveteen sheath dresses, styled with empire waist lines and satin bows in front. All carried white muffs trimmed with red poinsettias. Lt. Stanley Hcginbotham of San Clemente, Calif., Uie bridegroom's college roommate, was best man. He and the bridegroom were in Marine full dress uniform. Usher ing was done by Robert F. Wil liams of Corvallis, the bride's cou sin. A reception was held following the ceremony. Mrs. D. F. Sullen, David Satlen and Mrs. John Loos Icy weno responsible for Uie lovely reception room decorations. Mrs. Adrian Fisher had decorated the sanctuary in the church. The bridegroom's aunt, Mrs, Donald Rudat, had grown and arranged the orchids in the bride's bouquet and lor the honorary corsages. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Virginia Myers, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mrs. Emery Williams, Mrs. Delton Walker and Mrs. Wood row Wilson. Mrs. Walter Bromley, assisted by Mrs. Earl Lorior, cut the cako. Mrs. Rudat poured coffee and Mrs. Alva O'Di'll served punch. Mrs. Dean Schmiti assisted at the gift table, Mrs. E. O, Brose assisted at the reception and Miss Surv Lee had chargo of the guest book. After the rereption, the newly weds left for Texas, stopping it scenic points en route. For travel ing, the bride wore a green and black plaid coat and dress with black blouse, black shoes and bag and orange gloves and scarf. The young people will make their home at Kingsville, Tex., while Lt, Good win attends USMC let flight school, The bride was graduated from Roseburg High School and Stan ford University. The bridegroom was graduated from liurlingame High School in ualilornia and was graduated from Stanford University wun a Dacneior of science degree in engineering. He holds the rank of second lieutenant in the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. Coming from out of town for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bose. all of San Mateo. Calif.: Mr and Mrs. J. W. Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rudat, Santa Rosa, Calif.; Mrs1. Walter Bromlcv. Sacramento, Calif.; Lt. Stanley J. lleginholham, San Clemente. Calif.. Miss Constance, Balboa, Calif.; Aliss Ann Howry and Robert Wil liams, both of Stanford. Calif.; S. T. Bixler, J. 1.. Bixler, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bixler and Larse and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bixler and children, all of McMinnville; Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Bixlcr and children, Bly; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schmilz and sons, Corvallis; Mr. ano mrs. Norman f innicum, Day ton; Mr. and Mrs. George D. John son and Mary Gail Johnson, Port land; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Guthrie, Travis AFB, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bartlow and sons, Seattle, Wash.; Miss Suzy Lee, Brookings, and Miss Irene Mundt, Eugene. Glide Families Observe Holiday Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blakelv en. tertained their children and grand children at a Christmas dinner at uieir undo home. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore and daughters Linda, Fern and Helen; Air. and Mrs. Bob Blakely, Marilyn, Robbie and Randy; and Mr. and Mrs. Krn Powell and Jane and Rulh of Rose. Diirg. Mrs. Carl Messing held a family Christmas dinner at 5 p.m. at her Glide home Sunday, Covers were laid fur Mr Wil. Uam Persons, Mr. and Mrs. Wat son lalcolt and Susan, Cynthia, Melissa and Bill. Mr. and Mrs: Neil Talcott and Danny, CathU-en ana Alum and Mrs. Claude Talcott. Holiday Dinner Given Henry Banks of Camas Vallev n. tei'lained at a familv dinner Christ. mas Day. hnjoying the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Kldcn Sanders and son, Air. and Mrs. Sam Henry and son. mr. ana Airs. Jack Marsh and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Tex Duncan and two children, Hubert Hamp ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard West and daughter. The Fair Oaks Granee Hall east of Sutherlin was the scene of a large gathering of members of the Parazoo family for dinner Christ mas Day. ,. In lieu of the traditional gift ex change, a shower was arranged in honor of Kir. and Mrs. Earl Wal lace (Wanda Parazoo) of Eugene; who' were recently married. Family members present includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pederson nd Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Eu gene; Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCor mack, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Par azoo and family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Bud) Parazoo and family of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Brad Parazoo and family and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Parazoo and family of Sutherlin. Guests during the afternoon were Air. and Mrs. Albert feliand and Joe, who were present for the show er honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. H. Friday home at 445 NE Houscly Monday night. Imalrout Wendt of West Berlin a foreign exchange student at Guild Entertained Monday At C. H. Friday Residence The Elizabeth Heinline Guild! Roseburg High School, showed members were entertained at the slides of both East and West Ber lin and gave a fascinating talk. Mary Lou Baker read the Christ mas story from Luke. Mrs. Logan Pruitt had charge of the program. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Krug, Grace Porter field and Data Hockhalter to Mrs. Roy D. Anderson, Edgar Baker, Esther Brown, Mrs. Gene Cooksey, Mrs. Loren Harvey, Mis. Charles Heinline, Charlotte Hyre, Mrs. Ad rian Lofland, Mrs. Omar Monger, Irma Plett, Carol Trimble, Mrs. W. E. Wilshire, Alary Lou Baker, Airs. Pruilt and Mrs. C. H. Friday. Dupli icate inners Reported W Boucock Home Is Scene Of Lovely. Holiday Affair Mr. and Mrs. Verdun Boucock and children, Jerry, Roger and Brooke, held a delightful parly at their attractive home over the holi days. A gift exchange was enjoyed, carols were sung and Christmases of the last several years were uliown by colored slides. The tra ditional holiday decorations were used throughout the home. Late in the evening a dessert Supper was served buffet style to Mr. and Airs. H. L. Boucock and Mr. and Mrs. 11. R. Boucock and daughter, JoDee of Yoncalla; Jlr. and Mrs. Donald Gibbs and four children of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crenshaw, who were here visiting from Texas; Jlr. and Mrs. Frank Wofford of Oakland Calif.; Miss Joedv lvlm .,f n,l,i,.,l Calif.; Air. and Mis. Dick t'ren- snaw, mis. nciie Crenshaw, Airs. Anna Wofford, Air. and Mrs. Don ald Gihhs. Air. and Hire ft,- llBl. hue. Air. and Airs. Rulvri wi. lace, Air. and Airs. Don Caskev and three children; Ed Waggoner and Aliss Kay Van Krevahn. Winners in the Elks Duplicate Bridge Club play for Friday after noon at the Elks Club were Aliss Gertrude Rast and Airs. Walter Ulrieh, first; Airs. Ray Carrico and Airs, u E. AlcClintock, second, and Airs. A. B. Collier and Airs, J. Al. Bevans, third. North-South winners for the Tues day night's play at the Elks Club were William Pritchelt and Verdon Hockett, first; Airs. Ira J. Seitz and Airs. Walter Fisher, second; Mrs. Lylc Bodenner and Afrs. L. E. AlcClintock, third, and Airs. Wil- liam Ulmcr and Airs. Robert Cur tis, fourth. East-West winners were L. E. AlcClintock and Airs. Ray Carrico, first; Airs. Wendell Smith and Airs. Neil Kascr, second: Airs. Neil Ka- ser Jr. and Airs. H. N. Butler, third, and Airs. O. R. Petersen and Mrs. Al. L. Hallmark, fourth. The regular monthly master point play will be held Jan. 13. ! Family Christmas Feast Given At Denton Home Air. and Airs. W. S. Denton were hosts at a lovely family Christmas dinner at their home on Joclson Road near Umpqua Sunday. Covers were laid for Jlr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson and Al John son from Aledford; James O'Dell, home from the Alarine Corps; Air. and Airs. Floyd Huntley of Glide; Air, and Airs. D. Alfred and Den nis and Dana: Patrick Denton from Hawaii, where he is serving with the Alarines; and the hosts and their children, Carolyn. Joe, Ricky, Alax, Donald and Robert. A. L Wade Home cene Of Seasonal Dinner Thp A. I,. Wade home west of Sutherlin was the scene of a din ner on Christmas Day for family members who gathered to cele brate the holiday. Places were set for Air. and Airs. Gilbert But ler and family: Atr. and Airs. Ray Nnrris and family: Mr. and Airs. Nile Castor and children and Mr. and Airs. Wade. Virgil Jennies Hosts At Seasonal Parties j Christmas Eve and dinner) gurU at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jennie included Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bliss, Air. and Mrs. j Jxniis dlpvans and son, Richard,! all of Roseburg; Air. and Airs. Vir-i gil Derryberry III and children, Michelle ami Alichael, from Alaple-. ton; .nd Airs. Nancy Wood of Grants Pass. Dessert Bridge Wednesday Event Airs. Justin Young entertained members of her bridge club Wed nesday evening at a delightful des sert supper. Present for the affair were a guest, Airs. William Norris, and members, Airs. J. M. Williams, Airs. J. Al. Alnutt, Mrs. L. F. Parks, Mrs. Agnes Stout. Al r s. Alerle Rappe, Airs. Larrv Holt, Airs. Carl Bonner, Airs. Jack Cate, Airs. Kenneth Luderman, Al r s. John L. Brooke and Uie hostess. High score for the evening's con tract bridge piny was held by Airs. Alnutt; Airs. Brooke was second high. Spaghetti Dinner Holiday Affair New Year's Eve was celebrated at the Kenneth Luderman home on Carnes Road when the Ludermans entertained at a delightful spaghet ti dinner followed bv contract bridge. Light refreshments were served throughout the evening. High score was held bv Glenn Weatherby, low by Don johnsoa Enjoying the evening were Air. and Airs. Ted lnsley, Air. and Mrs. Harley Dims, Mr. and Airs. Al Ritzow, Air. and Airs. Glenn Weath erby and the host and hostess, all of Roseburg; and Mr. and Airs. Don Johnson, Alyrtle Creek. To compliment her sister, Airs. Roy Johnson of Whittier, Calif., the former Jean Geddes of this city, Airs. Harrie W. Booth gave a very lovely coffee Thursday, at her beau tiful home on Riverside Drive in Laurelwood. The holiday motif was colorfully carried out throughout the home and for the coffee serving table. Invited to enjoy the occasion with Airs. Booth besides Mrs. Johnson were Mrs. William Fetter, Airs. George Luoma, Mrs. C. Al. Saar, Airs. B. A. Saar, Airs. Worth Da vis, Airs. Donald Metzger, Mrs. T. C. Fitzgerald, Mrs. W. C. Kennett, Airs. Elliott Perkins, Airs. R. B. Rhodes and Airs. Lewis Wilson. , Airs. Johnson went to Eugene Saturday, where she boarded a plane for Southern California, fol lowing a week here visiting her mother, Airs. A. J. Geddes; her sisters, Airs, jsootn and Airs. s. J. Cooper, and her brother, Paul Geddes. Glenda Jemeyson Becomes Bride Of Peter S. Leiken Miss Glenda Irene Jemeyson and Peter Si Leiken were married ;n a double ring ceremony on Nov. 26th at Reno, Nev. The young couple was attended by Air. and Airs. Har ry L. Thomas and Air. and Airs. Clarence E. Boyd all of Roseburg. Aliss Jemeyson is the daughter of Air. And Mrs. W. D. Jemeyson of r ort siocmon, rex. ine Dride groom fa the son of Air. and Mrs, Sidney Leiken of Roseburg. The bride was graduated from Fort Stockton High School and at tended Draughon's Business College at Albuquerque, IM.M. Air. Leiken was graduated from Roseburg High School and attended Oregon State College and Arizona State College at Flagstaff, Ariz., and at present is serving with the U.S. Army at Ft. Lewis, Wash. The young couple are making their home in Tacoma, Wash. A lovely rehearsal buffet dinner was held at Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree Inn Monday evening in honor of the members of the Goodwin Simonsen wedding party. Attending were Miss ueiDerta Simonsen, the bride-elect; the bride eroom-to-he. Lt. Richard Goodwin. USMCR; Air. and Airs. W. V. Good win of San Alateo, Calif., parents of the bridegroom-elect; Mrs. Alta Simonsen, mother of the bride-to-be; Jay L. Bixler of AlcAlinnville; the Rev. and Airs. John Adams; Air. and Mrs. John Wesley Good win and Air. and Airs. Don Rudat, all of Santa Rosa, Calif.; Airs. Walter Bromley, Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs. Alva O'Dell, Lafay-i ette, Ore.; Air. and Mrs. Norman Finnicum, Dayton; Air. and Mrs. Don Wermlinger, Little River; Aliss Irene Alundt, Eugene; Aliss Alary Gail Johnson, Portland; USAIC Lt. Stanley J. Heginbotham, San Clemente, Calif.; Air. and Airs. R. D. Schmitz, Corvallis; Robert F.'Williams, Aliss Ann Howry and Miss Constance Seeley, Stanford, Calif.; Aliss Suzy Lee, Brookings, and Mr. and Airs. Homer Grow. S. T. Bixler, grandfather of the bride, was unable to attend. Beights Family Reunion Held Christmas In Eugene R. Al. Beights of Eugene was a most delightful host Christmas Day in Eugene when he entertained a son. and five daughters and their families at a reunion dinner in Eu gene. This was the first time in 23 years that all family members had been together for Christmas. After dinner, the family attended church as a group. Present for the affair were Air. and Airs. R. Al. Beights and Air. and Mrs. Dale Beights and child ren, Greg, Lori and Jeff, all of Eu gene; Airs. Jessie Shepherd, Holly wood, Calif.; Air. and Mrs. Harold Skinner and son, Tommy, Alanitou Springs, Colo.; Air. and Mrs. Dick Randall, Evans, Colo.;, and Air. and Airs. David Lyons and Mr. and Airs. Jerry Lyons and daugh ters, Alona and Sharon, all of Rose burg. Azalea Sunshine Club Has Parry And Potluck The Azalea Sunshine Club held its Christmas party and potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Henry Gacdecke Wednesday afternoon. Eleven members were present. The group exchanged Christmas gifts. The next meeting will be held, the last Wednesday of January at the home of Airs. Lee Allen. Bridge Classes Start Jan. 16 Airs. Alorris Bowker has announc ed that she will conduct beginning and intermediate contract bridge classes for all ages to start Jan. IS at the Umpqua Hotel. Both morning and evening classes will be held. Beginners classes will be Alon day, Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday, Jan. 18, at 10 a.m. Intermediate classes will be Thurs day, Jan. 19, at 7:30 p.m. and Friday, Jan. 20 at 10 a.m. There will be a course of nine lessons. It is not necessary to bring a partner. Alore information may be had by calling OR 3-406.1, OR 2-3456 or the Umpqua Hotel. Airs. Bowker has been certified to teach contract bridge by the American Bridge Teachers Assn. She has had several years exper ience. Library Club Has Gay Yule Party Cnft nnmlh'linM 9nH 11 fflvlv Her. I orated tree with presents set the ineme weanesaay lor ine ioseouig High School Library Club Christ- mua mii-lir nafial tritPttltt Uierp the 111,1., 1.M.,, v.M.... . office practice girls and secretar ies ot KttJv ine pany was neio after school in the library. Appearing on the program were Piilnh Snllpp who nlnveH the trum pet, accompanied by Denice My ers. Danny fromdaht on the guitar and Courtney Healy on the Bongo drums played an original composi tion which Danny had composed and sang. Two readings "Perfume is a Alan's Best Friend" and "In asmuch" completed the program. A gift exchange was held after the refreshments. Pre- fl CAD AMTC Inventory ILLHK MULL DRESSES 3 Big Groups $7.00 10.00 15.00 All XyWt, all colon. Brands yon know. Jun to, raaulan, and holt iiai tip to 24Vs. Vol- M tO $J?9S. I JnUlHIKMK..,. tit si mcuom sr. GIGANTIC Exquisite Form BRAS Reg. 2.50 Now 1.99 Each 2 ,.,3:85 GIRDLES & PANTIE GIRDLES Now," (luring ' January " only . . . sav 20 off regular prices on Silf Skin's girdles that are knit from one con tinuous strand of the finest elastic yarn. Wonderful control . . . yet soft as i powder puff next to your skin. You'll love the look of you the i feel of you in Silf Skin! SAVE NOW tttgttlarly SHrrjttflr Mark's Fashion Balcony SHOPPING CENTER 2525 2529 W. Harvjrd
