Sponsors, Candidates Pictured
Married At Glide
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NEW CANDIDATES for Women of the Moose are pic
1 tured obove. Left to right are Edith A. Brock, Frances
' Wilson, Edna E. Knight, Georgia Rowland and Bernice
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16-Year-OldHas
Birthday Party
Miss Patricia Jones, daughter of
Sir. and Sirs. Bob Jones of Glen
dale celebrated her 16th birthday at
a party given at her home recently.
The young people played games
and danced to records. Game
prizes went to Gary Helton, Ron
nie Haggard. Donna Haggard. Bud
dy Jones, Mike O'Neil. Mike
Blomme, and Dwaila Furlong.
Later the group enjoyed refresh
ments. Those present were Larry Troxel,
Konnie Haggard, Mike O'Neil, Jun
ior Shepherd, Jerry Shepherd, Jan
el Shepherd. Dwaila Furlong, Dar
lene Furlong. Mike O'Neil, Bud
dy Jones, Mike Brooks. Fred Fotli
eringham and Hughie Crabtrce.
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ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harder of this
city announce the engage
ment of thier daughter, Diane
Mane, to Lorry Roger Rutter,
son of Leo (Joe) Rutter of
Medford and Mrs. Edgar
Moynard of Roseburg. The
bride-elect is a senior at Rose
burg High School and is em
ployed in the office of the
New Service Laundry. The
bridegroom-e'ect, vho vas
graduated from Roseburg
High School in 1953. is em
ployed bv the Man's Shop. An
early foil wedding is planned.
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Coming Of New Year Noted
At Saturday Night Parties
A New Year's Eve party was
held at the Community Methodist
j Church at Days Creek with the
j Rev. Alice May Woolley as host
I ess. Games were played after
I which prayer was olfered for the
New Year and the church bell j
was lolled. Delicious refreshments!
were served by the hostess to the
Crume family, Harrv T. Martini
family. Ralph Little, 'Robert Mar-j
tin family, Ted lszler family, Dtirn-I
! in Swingley family, Margaret Mar-:
Marvin Schneider Is Host
At Party In Garden Valley
One of the most unusual parties
of the holiday season was given by
Marvin Schneider of Garden Val-I
Hostess Presents j
Program At Meet j
Mrs. Pat Jannelli was hostess i
Wednesday evening w hen she en
tertained members of Xi Omicron,'
Beta Sigma Phi, at her home. Aft
er the meeting, the cultural pro-1
j gram. "The House and Home" was
i presented by Airs. Jannelli. She
used built-in wardrobe and desk!
I pjdns aiio cuiuieu piciures 01 room
1 arrangements to illustrate her sub
i ject.
.Mrs. Jannelli served delicious re-'
i fresliinciUs to Mrs. Robert Kidder,
.Mrs. Clarson Chit wood, Mrs. Flor
ence Powell, Mrs. Craig Short.!
j Mrs. Clarence DeCanip, Mrs. Neil
Christian. Mrs. Robert Triplet!, '
! .Mrs. Meredith Wilson. Mrs. Don
ald Dole and Mrs. W. George Kiuc
ger i The next meelinj of the croup
will be Jan. 18 at the home of .Mis.
Joe Dent.
Holiday Get-Together !
Held At Izler Home
A delightful holiday get together
wa held at Days Creek at the
home of Mr and Mr. Ted lszler
and family Wednesday evening ,
i Refreshments were nerved to Mr
and Mrs. Robert Martin and rhil-'
dren. Manhn. Linda. Colleen, 1iin-i
my and Becky and Grady Gaulkc.
.alter which singing of carols was
enjojed.
McDonald. Sponsors pictured bejow include Velma Rose,
Thella Webber, Faye Jensen and Irene Routledge. (Pictures
by Koop's Modern Photography).
tin, Charles Perkins family and
the Ralph Martin family.
New Year's F.ve was celebrated
at a party at the Soulh limpqua
Grange 914 Hall. Cards and visit
ing were enjoyed. Delicious re
freshments were served to Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Schrocder, Ivy McFar
lane, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wil
liams and Grctchen. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Burgin and Sherry and Hal
lie, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davis,
John Larson and Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Kellv.
ley when he invited valley young
people to a "welcome home" party
for his horse. Tarbo, a 6-monlli-j
old Pinto, had been with her molh-i
er at property east of Roseburg
until she became of age. She ar
rived at the Schneider home pre-;
vious to Christmas. i
Invited were Cindy Post, Brent
Claypool. Jerry French, Ike Hunt,;
Bob Hatfield, Frances Hatfield,1
Robert Denton, Linda Hess. Claud-
ia Knapp. Karen Tipton, Billy Tip-j
Ion, Carol Dunn, David Dunn, Pat-1
ty Brown. Gary Brown. Joanne ,
Wesley. Arlene Klocek, Diane Klo-j
eek. Demce Klocek. Bill Hastings.
James Wright, l.vle Wait, Bob
Fielding. Rodger Fielding. Mary
l-ou Price, Jim Rogan, Carley A ro
ll, Helen Arola. Beth Orjalla. Jim
Orjalla, Donna Smith, Raelene
Young, Raymond Lehne, Norman1
l.ehne, Mike Johnson, l.oran Wil-i
lis, Ernest Teeter and Bobby Cox. '
Miss Weaver Gives Party j
At Idleyld Park Home '
Miss Donna Weaver entertained
a group of young people at a gay
New Year's F;e party at herj
home in Idleyld Park. The eve
mng was spent playing games and
dancing.
Those watching the old year go
out were Jerry Rut. Mel Renyon.
Doug Copbn. Alda Brumback. Ter
ne Keel. Judy Nel'on, Dick Reese. ;
Shirley Thomas, liu Ann Shelton.
Mike Darby. David Scoville. Judy
Spurgeon. Jean llatlield. Norma
Haas. Darrell Cellars, Sharon Sin
gleton. Bob Shrum, Joyce Hat field.
Beverly Bocnar and the host
ess. Miss Weiver.
Gtoup
InCharge
The social service committee of
the Women of the Moose, with
Mrs. II. C. Jensen as chairman,
was in charge of the December
meetings. Entertainment for the
Chapter Night program was pro
vided bv Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Crooks. Several lovely piano se
lections were enjojed by mem
bers. Kdilh A. Brock, Frances Wilson,
Georgia Rowland. Kdna E. Knight
and Bernice McDonald were en
rolled into the Auxiliary.
At the close of the evening re
freshments were served from a
table decorated in the holiday
theme.
Sponsors for the new candidates
were Thella Webber, Velma Rose,
Irene Routledge and Faye Jensen.
Members of the social service
committee are Flame Ramsdell,
officer; Faye Jensen, chairman;
Alice Arant. Liz Arthur. Ida Axt.
Mildred Benham. Joyce Bowen.
Creda Brennan. Dorothy Buchan
an. Irene Burgess. Jo Coward,
Vera Crowley, Yvonne Daniels.
Leona Davis, Genell Fitgerald,
Theresa Flynn, Lotus Good, Alyce
Harvie,, Mary llavinan, Peggy
Hughes. Jean Kuilay. Lorraine.
Kelliher, Ellen Kickhoffer. Lucille
lenl. Laura Mack. Maxine Merk,
Frances Moflctt. Matilda Brooks.
1-ois Rotlnock. LaVcrne Schemer,
Gilda Stone. Freda Tallon, Beth
Tucker. Aggie Veach, Bernice Vil-
lerup. Phreda Wahl. Evelyn War
ren and Edith White.
7-Year-Old Is Honored
At Party At Glendale
Darcy List, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank KIM of Glendale, tele
lira led her seenth birthday at a
party given at her home Friday.
The house was decorated in the
holiday theme.
Mrs. KIM served birthday rake
and other refreshments and distri
buted balloons and horns as party
favors. The cake was beautifully
decoraled in the New Year motif
The children broke open I pinata
which was filled with candy.
Thoe present were Jan Mehl,
Nancy Gibson. Joan Howard. Dot
tie Miller, Joan llartman, Tony
Parazoo, Susie Korlhof, Marion
Mie, lletw Traev. Lucv Upper-
man. Tammy EIM and the honoree
and her mother.
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Toastmistresses Install
At Ceremonies Wednesday
The Camas Valley Toaslmittress
Cluh niel Wednesday eveniiiR at
Bart's Cafe in Camas Valley.
Retiring president. Margaret
Crouch, conducted the sessions.
Klla Bartley, installed Welcome
Combs, president; Janice Bartley,
vice president; Marion Banks sec -
relarv: Lois Dancer, treasurer.
Beautiful corsanes were pinned on
the officers bv Mrs. Crouch n
each assumed her respective 0f -
fice. A past president s pin was
presented to Mrs. Crouch by Mrs.
K:,rt ,.v
Topic mistress Marion Banks
Girls Entertain ,
At Lovely Dinner
Thursday, Home Economics 1
and 11 classes of the Days Creek
j High School entertained school
uoaru me inner ana uieir wives at
lovelv dinner. The library was
beautifully decorated with holiday
mobiles. Each small table was
decorated with ferns and candles.
The dinner was prepared and
servprl bv Linda Lone. Donna
Brown. '.Marilyn Martin. Janet
Criswell. Carol Peterman and
Avis Lewis, with June Schoonovcr;
as supervisor. i
Places were set for Mr. and1
Mrs. Lawrence Michaels, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Matthews. Mr. and Mrs.
Hillard Lilligren, Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Rogers, Air. and Mrs.
Charles Porter, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Prairie. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Peterman, Mr. and Mrs.
William I.ewcllen and Mr. and
Mrs. Archie F'erguson.
After dinner. Donna Brown en
tertained by giving a skit.
Leonards Give
Holiday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Leonard gave
I hen- annual holiday dinner at their
home on Tyee Road near limp
Qua. Their children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren were pres
ent. The home was bright with
all the holiday trimmings. Places
were set for Mr. and Mrs. F'.rnest
Hudson, Pam, Becky and Mark,
from Paradise, Calif.; Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Rcntz, Peggy, Terry
and Benjy. Camas Valley; Mrs. E.
(Glenna) Wilford and son, Bradley,
and Mrs. R. Bryant, all of Suther
lin: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Matthews
and Ricky and Clark. Looking
glass; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pruietl
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leon
ard. Wanda and baby son all of
Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Leonard and Lnnnie and Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leonard and
Larry and the host and hostess,
all of Umpqua. '
Couple To Marry
In Early Spring
James Rice of Curtin announces
the engagement of his, daughter,
Ruth Ann. to Ralph Slienke, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slienke of
Grande Falls. Wash. A party
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Slienke to reveal the engage
ment. An early spring wedding is
planned.
Ruth Ann was graduated from
Drain High School in l!).ri8 and is
at present employed in Granite
Falls. Ralph was graduated from
Spokane High School in Washing
ton and has just returned from the
U.S. Navy.
Grange HE Club
Has Annual Party
The Home Economics Club of the
South limpqua Grange 914 held its
annual holiday party at the home wedding of Barbara Sue Meredith the holiday with the bride's par
of Mrs. Onela Hendrix, with Mrs. j0f s cjV ant )aVid Eugene .ents. For going away, the bride
John Larson and Mrs. Ella Roy , b r o o k s of Vandenberg. AFB, I wore a blue plaid Pendleton walk
as eo hosl esses. The home was Calif. The double ring ceremony ; ing suit with matching shoes and
gayly decorated, (lifts were ex- j t0k place Dee. 18, the Rev. James I bag and while felt hat and glow s
changed and secret pals revealed Jenkins officiating. I The new Mr. and Mrs. Brooks
and new pals chosen.
DCIlCIOUS rciresililieiiis writ-
served to Mrs. George ivren, Alice;.
Wheeler, Mrs. Ralph Martin and
naugnier, iay: ivy dict m nine.
Mrs. Rov Matthews, Mrs. Richard
Williams. Mrs. lszler, Mrs. Grover
Davis, Mattie Helsene. Rose Ad
ams, Mrs. Clyde Schrocder and
Mrs. Ed Hendrix.
New Year's Eve
Dinner Is Given
On New Year's Eve a delightful
dinner partv was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Christian at their
home. Lighted candles renlered
'...led. The servmT itTbliw"., mVh -
liehled bv an arrangement of col
ored cones, greenery and lighted
candles.
Enjoying the dinner and eve
ning of games with Mr. and Mrs.
Christian were Mr. and Mrs. L.
W. Cotlrell, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Rrown, Mr and Mrs. Darwin I-ee.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Harmon and
i Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Conn.
! Afternoon Party Given
! At Oakland On Thursday
Mrs. Clifford Peterson entertain- was best man. I shers were Tom
ed a group of sorority members H.urong and Dick Meredith, broth
and other friends at a patly in or of the bride.
Oakland Thursday afternoon.
me rooms were necoraien in ine
hohdiv theme, with relreshmenls
sened from I pink and silver dec-
oi aled lihle.
Each guest received an appro
pirate favor. Games were plaved
and prizes were won by Mrs. Wil -
ham Fitch. .Mrs Gordon Johnson,
Mis K. D. I.ytle Sr. of Salem.
Dons Neelev, Mrs. Gene Trld and
Mrs. Paul Hansen.
Olher guests were Mrs. James
Archer. Mrs. K. D I.ytle Jr , Mrs.
Hicnarn iaiser. r.veiyn k o s e,
Sulheilin,
Yoncalla.
and Mrs. Paul Allen of
asked members to repeat rhymes
usint! various expressions.
Tuastiuislrcss (or the eveninc
was l.ucile Catchpole. She intro
iluced Carrie Pope, who used,
' How a Bill Becomes a Law" Ion
the title of a most interestini; '
,Hl ' "1"JmPI' Sl'l0"a
I fl'f"'!"- for S',1'"'11' used the .
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i."1 table evaluation followed.
i Hmekci'PtT was hslher ITyoi. In-,
: calion was given by Shirley ,
i Nl'al- Ihe closing thousht was
,,tv,M.n- vuiiiu.
Mrs. Conihs announced the fol
lowing c a in ni i I I r r chairmen:
Program and education. 1-stliei
Pryor; community service and
public relations, l.ucile Catchpole;
parliamentarian. Klla liarllev;
housing and reservations, lla.el
Thrush: hostess, Carrie Pope;
decorations. Shirlcv Neal: li-
i hrarian and historian. Margaret
Crouch; publicity, Marion Banks:
speecn contest. Liystal .Mc.Ma-tei n,
and membership,
Janice ltarlev.
A hoard hurling
the home of Mrs
will be held at
J. Bartley Jan.
1J at 1 p in.
Very beautiful table decorations,
using the club colors of blue lind
-tiold had been done by
Crouch.
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MR. AND MRS. DAVID BROOKS pose for their wedding
following their marriage Dec. 18 at the First Methodist
Church in Roseburg with the Rev. H. , James Jenkins
officiating at the impressive double ring service. The bride,
Barbara Sue Meredith, is the daughter -of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Meredith of Roseburg, and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Shipley of Reedsport. Following
a honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks are at home at Lompoc,
Calif., while the former is stationed at Vandenburg Air
Force Base. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Barbara Meredith
Is Lovely Bride
Large wreaths and two decora-'ding anniversary,
led trees, baskets of holly and red The couple left on a wedding trip
and white poinsellias decorated ' to Portland and points north, rc
the First Methodist Church for the i turning Christmas Kve In snend
. np )rj(,, js n1P dau"hter of Mr.
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bridegroom's parents
-are Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Shipley
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Mrs Gordon Slew-art. at the flr-
in nl.iii.,1 Ihn I raiiit iimal uii.rl.
ding music and accompanied Alice i'riie bridegroom was graduated
Hamilton, schoolmate of the bride,;'1" Keedspnrt I'mon High School
who sang "T he Lord's Praver." ' nt is presently serving in the U.S.
The lovely bride, on the arm of Ar Force,
her father, was charming in hrr , . i i pn i
bridal gown which was styled with, yVGCl f UGCGITlDGr
an over lace tunic with double tier
ed net skirl over taffeta, wrist- j ,,, A ;Arn, IHlor , Km.
length pointed sleeves and a ueen son f ,,.,, iMer ( Uen
Elizabeth collar accented w 1 1 hi(ae ,, W1. known here, was mar
pearls. Her veil was fingertip in r,( ,,,. 14 , Mrs. Mall(c Kpper
length with drop pearls from the, ,)f r.;lllpn.p Th(. wr,ding was
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forehead. She carried her Job's
Daughter honored queen Bible
which was topped with I large ,
while orchid.
Mrs. Tom Barrone was matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss; Aloha Iola Chapter of Beta Sig
Sandic Brooks of Sacramento, ma Phi cnioyed its annual holiday
Calif , nsler of the bridegroom, i parly at the home of Mrs. J. P.
and Charlotte Bartram. They were ; Motschenbacher Tuesday.
ninO attractive ill their street-1 Gifls were exchanged and last
length green satin brocade dress-
Thv won. headband, of while!
fur to inalch their white fur mulfs
with red poinsellias.
James Blakev of Portland AFB
' The bride's mother was attrae
tup m a small two piece avocano
'. slllt dins, Willi black fur collar
and accessories to match. The
' hridegrooin's mother wore a be-
coming two piece grey suit with
while aeeesMii ics.
; More than 200 atlended the wed
ding and the reception which fol
wcd. Mrs. Kenneth l.add served
the wedding cake and Miss Karen
Weaver served coffee. Mrs .Icons
Rote of McMinnville, sister of the
bridegroom, poured punch. Two
large canines useti nir iiioie ore
orations had been used recently at
i the bride grandparents kith wed-
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CUTTING THEIR wedding cake in the above picture are
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Doe, whose marriage took place Dec.
17 at 2 p.m. at The Church of the Open Bible at Glide.
The bride, Carol Ann Parks, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cleo Elliott of Glide and the bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Doe of Eugene. (Picture by Clarence
Bokken).
Ffil'H'WIlM
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near Vandenberg AFH
The bride, born and reared in
Roseburg, was graduated from
Roseburg High School anil has
been employed as IBM operator
I at DollglilS ColintV Stale
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j,(l,.mn zed at Recdsnort. The cou
ule 7n Entire.
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year's secret sisters were revealed
Refreshments were served to the
following member and guests:
.Miss Aiiene Hayden. Airs, itoiiin Oregon Stole College at Cor
!:n r!cw,. Barbara High
.Mrs. David Grulib. Mrs. Dale Ellis. School she was an officer in
Mrs. George Larson. Mrs. John: the Santo Barbara County
Tin ker, Mis Jack Vouns. .Mrs.i RiHinn CU.h Th. k.J.n,.
r.a .legi.n , .mis. ,i. r. .ioicmiu-i . . ,,.j0j dcu u k
, bacher. Mrs. Lowell Winters. Mis.!lecr OftenaeO KOSeDurg nigh
Richard L. Smith, Mrs. Eldon Ca--School and played footboll
ley, Mrs. Alan Kniidlson, Mrs. Ken i there and also on the Oregon
neth Jones, Mrs Donnld Gingery, ctnto rnllonn laom Ho nlnu
Mrs. V ernon Murdoch Jr.. Mrs. Sj ,e. ,L 9 Acr V' -i
Fail Cone and Mrs. Donald Dole. cd wim ,he UiL 'Sam in the
, Rose Bowl in 1957. Since then
NSW Year S Party Given he has played professional
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Mr. and Mis Eugene Cherry of 311 Wl,h the British Columbia
Oakland entertained at a New'i Lions in Vancouver. The
Year's party, with Mr. and Mrs couple plan to reside in Van-
i'on iinini; ano vuiiuicn mui uic
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wayne and
children as guests.
Couple
Married
The Church of the Open Bibla
in Glide was the scene Saturday,
Dec. 17, for the double ring cere
mony uniting in marriage Carol
Ann Parks of Glide and Carl E.
Dow of Idleyld Park. The Rev.
K. K. Thompson performed the
nuptial service at 2 p.m. before li
relatives and friends of the couple.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo Elliott of Glide. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Doe of Eugene.
The church was decorated with
holly and Christmas greens with
bouquets of red roses at the altar.
Mrs. K. K. Shelton played inciden
tal music as the guests assembled
and also played the traditional
wedding march.
Cleo Elliott gave his step-daughter
in marriage. The bride wore
a light blue wool jerscv sheath
with cummerbund, matching bluo
shoes and white feather hat. Shs
carried a bouquet of white carna
tions. Miss Glenda Kettleman ot
Glide was bridesmaid, wearing a
royal blue wool jersey with whili
accessories.
A reception given by Mr. and
Mrs. Cleo Elliott was held at Ihx
Glide Community Hall following
the ceremony. Punch was served
by Mrs. Dean Doc, sister-in-lavr
of (he bridegroom; Mrs. Lloyd Ev.
ans poured coffee and Mrs. Wil
liam Meisner cut and served lha
four-tiered wedding cake.
The bride attended Glide srhnols
from the first grade. The bride
groom is employed in the engi
neering department of the Bureau
of Public Roads.
The ncwlyweds are at home in
a cottage at Mc' Place at Idleyld
Park.
School Board Is Hosted
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Withnell en
tertained the Yoncalla llicli School
board at their home for a holi
day dinner, having as their guests,
.tir. ami Airs, licrschell Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Raphael Wise and Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Farrcll and Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Applegale.
ENGAGED Dr. and Mrs.
J Harry E. Brown, 810 Las Pal
mas Drive, Santo Barbara,
I announce the engagement of
; their daughter, Barbara Helen,
ito Clarence (Nub) Beamer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M.
: Beamer of Roseburg. Mi n
Brown was graduated from
Santa Barbara High School
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1 ard attended the LoJIege Ot
the Pacific in Stockton and
couver after their marriage
in February.
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