The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 30, 1961, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOfficers And Installing Team Pictured Married In Church Mon., Jan. 30, 1961 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. 5 Shirley Butler Becomes Bride r Lll I Ml HIM I ililll ' I DM il'itllf " ' NEW OFFICERS of Roseburg Lodge No. 41 are pictured above. Front row: Helen Wood, treasurer; Bertha Lett, financial secretary; Minnie Batton, noble grand; , Bertha Btyliss, vice grand; Esther Casey, secretary; Velma Her man, right supporter to the noble grand. Second row: Ruth Plumer, colorbearer; Faye Crieger, left supporter to the vice grand; Lela Byland, conductress; Kathryn Bovington, past noble grand; Edith Marshall chaplain; Bea McDonald, outside guardian; Ada Hanna, left sup porter to the noble grand; Grace Helvey, alter bearer. Back row: Ethel White, courtesy; Theresa Flynn, courtesy; Mabel Melnik, courtesy; Mildred Wilson altar xbearer; i v i mm I - HhiWitiaMrfetWi whtirtiii r- -----J-. i-v, - v-. .rf..wr ii..m r,- Hill Meet Monday , The Golden Age Club met at the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. Huron Clough Monday evening. The social hours were spent in playing cards and visiting. Later lovely refreshments were served. The club will meet Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clough home on SG Oak Avenue. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED card porty to be sponsored at the community building 8, ot o 12:30 noon luncheon them will be corned out 1 ii.i f ' iiiMiini , ,wi i',.ierJia!imnM T d ' ' , mmpim ' " 4 ' -J , ' ' ' ' . . . ' n nr i -- a. J ' ',- "i 1' ! -iJ ""; ;; . . i ' !-- " " ' g " , k ypw . aii..iw'1 K . i ' ' mi , - hi Officer Installation Is Held Unit 58 of the Railway Retired Pensioners met at the Veterans Memorial Building I'riday for a pot luck luncheon at noon. Installation of officers was held, J. E. Dent, acting as installing of ficer. New officers are: James E. Clark, president; William Chalm to enjoy the onnuol benefit by the Sutherlin Gorden Club in Sutherlin Wednesday, Feb. ond cord porty. The Valentine for the affair. The afghoo Carol Stowers, courtesy; Naomi Murdock, musician and Doris Nelson, warden. Installing officers are pictured below. Front row: V. T. Jackson, deputy grand warden; Alice Goff, deputy grand warden; Nona Thompson, deputy grand secretary; Oliver Plumer, deputy grand marshal; Thella Webber, deputy grand marshal; Paul Casey, dis trict deputy grand master; Vesta LangfieJd, district deputy president. Back row: Bill Thompson, deputy grand secre tary; Susie Jackson, deputy grand chaplain; Naomi Mur dock, musician; Jack Dent, deputy grand chaplain; Faye Jensen, deputy grand treasurer, and' John Uber, deputy grand treasurer. (Pictures by Clark's Studio). By Pensioner Group ers, first vice president; Bertha Ault, second vice president; A. C. Spencer, secretary-treasurer; and Molly Maddox, chaplain. Mrs. R. W. Meissner was the outgoing president; Mrs. J. B. Pat rick, hostess; Mrs. Meissner, in charge of kitchen; and Mrs. Spen cer, publicity. ' shown above was mode by Mrs. Johnson and will be given as a prize. Pictured above are Mrs. L. W. Armstrong, co-choirmon; Mrs. H. V. Church, president; Mrs. L.' T. Johnson, Mrs. R. R. League, chairman. (Picture by Andy Fautheree). Winners Reported Winners in the duplicate bridge play at Myrtle Creek Monday eve ning were Mrs. Harry Hildcburn and Mrs. Ira J. Seitz, first; Wrs. L. E. McClintock and Mrs. Ray Carrico, second, and Mrs. E. J. Wilkey and Donald Bloss, third. The double ring ceremony was used Dec. 17 at 3 p.m. when Miss Shirley Darlene Butler, daughter of Alvin Butler of Roseburg, and Kalph Warren McWimams. son ol -Mr. and Mrs. T. D. McWilliams of this city, were married at the first .Methodist Church. One hun dred fifty friends and relatives of the couple were present for the service which was performed by the Kev. H. James Jenkins. Two Christmas trees in the back ground and baskets of greens, hol ly and red poinsettias with red candles made a pretty setting for the ceremony. The aisle pews were ornamented with white satin bows with red poinsettia centers. Verne Reynolds was organist. Special music was "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because." The bride was escorted to t h e altar by her father. She wore a floor-length dress of white taffeta and Chantilly lace, fashioned with a scalloped necKiine. Her veil was fingertip in length and she carried a bouquet of red carnations sur rounding a white orchid. She wore an evening star necklace, a gift of the bridegroom. Sandra Butler, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bride- maids were Pattv Dent. Kay John son, Judy Stewart and Mary Keel. All wore red tatteta ballerina length frocks with white fur head bands and matching fur muffs ac cented with red poinsettias. They wore pearl necklaces given to Uiem as presents from the bride. James Bewley was best man. Ushers were Jerry Benefield, cou sin of the bridegroom; Alvin But- retaliation Is Held Jan. 19th The' Pliiletarian Lodge 8 and Roseburg Rebekah Lodge 41 held joint installation Thursday at the lOOf Hall, Alice uolt directed the ceremony. Installing officers were Oliver Plumer and Thella Webber as dep uty grand marshals; Paul Casey, district deputy grand master; Ves ta Langfield, district deputy presi dent, V. T. Jackson and Alice Goff, deputy grand wardens: Bin ano Nona Thompson, deputy grand sec retaries: John UDer and ray Jen sen, deputy grand treasurer; and Jack Dent and susie Jackson, dep uty grand chaplains. Noble Grands James Flynn and Kathryn Bovingdon were installed as past nohie granns. A rati pin was presented to Mrs. Bovingdon by Vesta Langfield, on behalf of the lodge. Elective officers installed were Harry Rapp and Minnie Batton, NGs; Perry Upright and Bertha Bayliss, VGs; T. B. Busenbark and Esiher Casey, secretaries; Vern South and Bertha Lett, financial secretaries: Oliver Johnson and Helen Wood, treasurers. Appointive officers installed in cluded Meredith- Wilson and Doris Nelson, wardens; Clyde Murray and Lela Byland, conductors; Ni- oma Murdock, musician; Wilbur Ebner and Edith Marshall, chap lains; Oliver Plumer and Velma Herman, RSNG; Paul Casey and Ada Hanna, LSNG; Jess Bowman and Bea McDonald, outside guard ians: Francis Todd and Mary My ers, inside guardians; Frank John- Mrs. Earl Decker Is Club Hostess The Roseburg Art and Embroid ery Club met Wednesday at 2 p.m at the home of Mrs. Earl Decker. Games prizes were won by Mrs. Bill Bailey, Mrs. Lyle Hibbard and Mrs. Walter Russell. Martha Erskine won the door prize. Mrs. Decker, assisted by Mrs. Russell, served refreshments to the following: Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Hibbard, Mrs. Erskine, LaVerna Lark, Katie Conn, Argie Beds, Mrs. S. A. Lytle of Bend, Mrs. Clarence Miller, Mrs. Henry Sny der, Mrs. Jess Bowman, Mrs. ha Deal and Mrs. M. W, Schneider. Horticulture Club Has Lovely Birthday Party The Delwin Horticulture Club met Wednesday at the home of Catherine Cory, 3iu oregory Drive, for birthday party. A short meet ing was held, then games were played. Evelyn Nickcrson was a guest. A large pink and white birthday cake, made hy Mrs. Nickcrson, was served by the girls of the club to the following members, guest and leader: Jeanne Patrick, K a t h y Justis, Joyce Ann Wright, James and Larry Householder, Roger Nickeraon, Mervin Pearson, Hay mond Shepherd, Peter McCord Kent Barton, Mrs. Nickerson and Mrs. Lory. The next meeting will be Feb, 8, with J. Roland Parker, agricul ture agent, as guest speaker. Louise Gwaltney would like her appointment as agent for Pacific Insurance Company and will be pleased to be of service for your insurance needs 427 N. E. Winchester ler, brother of the bride: Andy Fautherce and Dick Ostrom. Charlene Dent lighted the can dles for the ceremony. The bridegroom's mother wore a deep purple crepe and lace-trimmed dress with winter white ac cessories. The bride's grandmoth er, Mrs. Blanche Butler, wore black and white tweed suit with black accessories. Both wore white carnation corsages. A reception was held following the ceremony. White wedding bells adorned the reception room. The lovely four-tiered wedding cake, trimmed with holly and poinset tias, had been made by Mrs, C. H. Packer. Serving at the reception were Mrs. Bjarne Paulson, Miss LaVeta Ball, Miss Donna Ball, Miss Judy Piper and Miss Sandy Renfro. Both young people were grad uated from Roseburg High School, the bride in 10, and the bride groom in 1955. Mrs. McWilliams is employed as secretary for Lam ka and Trued and her husband, who saw service in the U.S. Ma rife Corps, is employed as a press operator al Roseburg Lum ber. The newlyweds are now at home at 1559 SB Hamilton following a honeymoon in Eugene. For going away the bride wore a gold and brown tweed suit with brown ac cessories. She carried a white fur muff and the orchid from her wed ding bouquet. Coming from Yakima, Wash., to attend the wedding were the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Butler, and her uncle, Dale Butler. son and Lena Poole, RSVG; Aug ust Heck and Faye Crieger, LSVG; Ruth Plumer, color bear er; Ona Williams was installed as RSVG protein for Lena Poole. Others appointed by the new no- Tle grand were Mildred Wilson and (..race Helvey, altar bearers; and Ethel While, Uarol blowers. Theresa Flynn and Mabel Mel nik, courtesy officers. After the obligation of the elec tive officer, Theta Rho girl Alene Batton, daughter of the new noble grand, sang a solo, accompanied at the piano by Sharon Lee, presi dent of the Theta Rho girls club They also presented a gift to the noble grand from the club in ap preciation for her being assistant advisor of the club lor the past year. Mrs. Bovingdon received her re galia from Mrs. Batton on behalf of last year s officers. Several present gave short talks. Refreshments were served by Bea McBride, Alice Larson, Lydia Gillette, Pearl Anderson and Mar gret Saunders. Tables had been decorated by Faye Jensen and Bea McDonald. Club To Have Party The Valentine guest-day party for Women of the Roseburg Coun try Club will bo an interesting af fair of f cb. 16 at a 12:30 o clock luncheon at the clubhouse. Mem bers and their guests are asked to make up their own tables and to furnish their own cards. Reservations for the party may be made by calling Mrs. Al H. way, president, at 3-8132: Mrs. Harold E. Schmecr at 3-4082, or the clubhouse. Duplicate Club Meets Monday Mrs. L. J. Fullerton enerlaincd her duplicate bridge club at her beautiful home Monday afternoon. High score for the duplicate play was won by Mrs. L. E. McClintock with Mrs. Ivan Pickens winning second high score. At the tea hour Mrs. Fullerton served lovely refreshments to Mrs. G. B. Wade, Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher, Mrs. L. E. McClintock, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. D. B. Bubar, Jlrs. II. H. Turner and rs. E. C. Pat terson. Tenmile Woman Gives Lovely Luncheon Party Mrs. Al Young of Tenmile en tertained I few friends and rela tives at a luncheon recently. Places were set for Mrs. George Goodman and Mrs. Thomas Good man, both of Winston; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young and Ricky and Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Young, Mike, Paul and Scot, all of Tenmile; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cart er, and Mr. and Mrs. F.'A. Wafer, Chipper and Susan, all of Camas Valley; and the hnt and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Al Young. to announce OR 3-5371 it " I MR. AND MRS. RALPH McWILLIAMS pose in the above picture following their marriage Dec. 17 at the First Methodist Church, The Rev, H. James Jenkins officiated. The bride, Shirley Darlene Butler, is the daughter of Alvin Butler of this city ond the bridegroom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. T. D. McWilliams of Roseburg. (Picture by Clark's Studio). Wedding Shower Is Given At Melrose Friday Evening A lovely wedding shower honor ing Virginia Fenn' and Franklyn Richardson of Melrose was held Friday evening at the Melrose Community Church. Hostesses for the party were members of tile Missionary Society. Following a social hour the two honorccs opened and displayed their many and attractive gifts, which were received from Mrs. Jeanine Blanchard and Patti and Cristi; Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fenn and Ernie: Evelyn Bowcn, Clara Schlucnz, Dean Gausncll and Di ana; Mrs. Joe Clement and Shir ley and Edilh; Pastor Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buckwaltcr and Harry; Mrs. Ivan Rogers, Mrs. David Schroder. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. William Gawlcr and RoxAnnc; Mrs. Adolph Doerner, Mrs. Amy heeley; Mrs. 1'1'cu uecKer, airs. J. e.. i-onn, Mrs. E. R. Fenn, Mrs. Don lsak son and Curol; Mr. and Mrs Morenes Entertain Dr. and Mrs. Albert Morere en tertained at a charming dinner party at their beautiful home on the North Umpqua River Sunday evening. Lauristinus and tall light ed candles graced the table. Covers were placcd'for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Borden and their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Turner Jr., of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Petersen, John O. Jertson and the host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Morcne. Duplicate bridge was enioved during the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Turner winning the fust and second high score. AMERICA'S MOST COMPACT .'COMBINATION WASIIEK-DKYER wi ih FULL CAPACITY, 22" CYLINDER j ' . jj"" """""" ' Woh and 4iIm . I 'u' ntmo' ',0 J i ; ' " TUG NEW ' r v , "COMPACT-COMBO" WASHER-DRYER ; - 1 if Cyclt Mltln for wuhinf mn4 I I V-.bll 4ryiAf fH fabric! ' 'lit it M tt mfntf ',' ,i . j J it N vvntjnf nquirW I it Hm lint limp J ' i' I L ff& ' ' '" Yll-fluH-r 1 damp dry 'J r ' f Irnpl, dcptndabl taign ( Jj ' I it Uw ml IftitallaliM II: -.,40.n in fjCvi SPEED QUEEN LI I Famed lor Dependability M 630-648-658 S. E. Ron Sr. 635 S. t. Stephtni Phont OR 2-1616 Honn Owntd ond Optrafed s JJP JJ; JilipvrirwWrMrOTmrMIMPrMMrrarOTrirMHrWMwnrwwrirrrM. I Ralph Krohn and Judy: Mis. Milchel Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. M. Farrell and family; Mr. and Mrs. Norvel Conn and Greg; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaiser and chil- dren; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Recce, Mrs. A. C. Byland, Mrs. Gene Stewart and ills. Kenneth By land. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Honored At New Home A charming housewarming party was given to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blevins at their new homo at 1525 Todd St. Thursday evening. A very lovely gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Blevins from Mr. and Mrs. Paulus McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bouey, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jennie, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Isaacson, Mr. and Mrs. Gill Commons, Mr. and Mrs. Don Deardorf, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher, Jlr. and Mrs. Everett Wimer and Jir. and Mrs. D. G. Palm. Following a pleasant social hour, lovely refreshments were served. Mrs. Abraham Hostess At Dinner For Husband , Mrs. John Abraham Jr. was hostess at her Elkton home Sunday at a family birthday dinner in hon or of her husband, John, on his Dinnuay. Gucsls present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Abraham and family, Mrs. John Abrham Sr., Mrs. Victor Anthony and daughters of Tilla mook and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Markee and daughter of Willamina.