The news-review., February 23, 1961, Page 8, Image 8

Nuptials
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MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE BEAMER are pictured obove.
The bride was Barbara Helen Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry E. Brown, before her marriage at the Presidio
Chapel in Santa Barbara, Calif., Saturday at 4 p.m. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Beamer of
Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Beamer will reside in Vancouver,
B. C, where the bridegroom is playing professional foot
ball for the British Columbia Lions. (Picture by The Mc
Allisters). . '
Recital
Enjoyed
Wednesday evening,-an informal
piano recital was given by pupils
of Gladys H. Strong. Grade school
and Junior High students were
presented making a very interest
ing program as the pupils varied
from young beginners to quite well
advanced students; They played
well showing both musical talent
and good work:
The recital was given at Miss
Strong's residence-studio on South
East Main Street. A social hour
was enjoyed by the students and
their tnends loliowing we pro
gram.
This was the first in a series
of winter recitals to be given in
the next tew weeks.
The following played:' Kristine
Rugg, Gay Severson, Wendy Wood
rich. Marilyn Curtis, Carol Thom
as, Judith Krohn, Dixie Stovall,
Karalyn Roe, Carolyn Lee, Jo
anne Manning. Cassie Giles, Steph
anie Giles, Glenda JUcLain and
Kristin Hoyt.
Canyon vi lie PTA
Honors Founders
In keeping with the PTA theme
of the month, honoring founders,
members of the Canyonville associ
ation heard a brief history of PTA
and honored past presidents at
their meeting Thursday at the
school gymnasium.
The organization honored past
presidents, of which Mrs. Bruce
Dick was the only one present.
Both the primary and the high
school libraries wero presented
checks for bonks in the name of
the past presidents of the Canyon
ville PTA.
Mrs. George Sherman read a
brief history of the association. A
nominating committee to present
a slate of officers at the March 23
meeting included Mrs. Lynn
. Jones, Mrs. LeKoy Morris and Pat
Brayton.
During the program hour, men
of the PTA presented a "yester
year" fashion show which Included
Boh Proctor, Charles Dowd, Lynn
Jones, Air. Owens, Keith Olson,
A. u. Zutclt and u-roy Morns, arranged Dy Airs, j
AN ENJOYABLE rush party was held by Alpha Theto
Chapter at the home of Mrs. Grady Mankins. "South of
the Border" was the theme for the otfoir ond the de
corations tiroughouf the home carried out the theme.
Members and guests attended in appropriate costumes.
Mrs. James Peterson ond Mrs. Justin Young won prizes
fcr the best costumes. Mrs. Mankins ond Mrs. Thomas
Findlay, hostesses, served Mexican food and coffee. Pic
tured obove front row left to right: Mrs. Thomas Garrison,
Mrs. Paul Logan, Mrs. James Peterson, Miss Jeon Crow,
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Tiller-Drew PTA Founder's
Enjoyable Event On Friday
PTA founders were honored at
delightful silver tea sponsored
by the Tiller-Drew PTA at the
grade school Friday afternoon.
Spring flowers in a lovely arrange
ment graced the lace covered
serving table and centered each
of the card- tables at which guests
were seated.
Preceding the commencement of
the program, Mrs. George V. Stone
of Canyonville played incidental
piano selections for the pleasure
of the guests as they assembled.
Mrs. Roy Jackson of Drew, PTA
president, welcomed the audience
and introduced the numbers, which
included a clarinet solo by Mrs.
John O. Wilson, accompanied at
the pjano by Mrs. nay i.ooney; a
talk on old schools by Anton
Erlebach. Tiller pioneer: a vocal
solo by Airs. Gene Carlson, with
niano accompaniment by Mrs.
Loonev: a presentation from their
Broadway repertoire by Mr. and
Mrs. Avery Ureenman of urew.
former vaudeville performers; and
a talk by Mrs. Howard Ward on
the signmcance of r ounders vay.
Mrs. C. J. Porter was at the piano
for musical accents to the Green
man skit.
Airs. Jackson read "e names
of all past presidents and those in
attendance were presented with
corsages. They were Mrs. Stewart
Williams, Airs. Howard Midkifr,
Airs. Earl Tibbets, Mrs. J. V.
Lewis and Mrs. Fat Jenks.
Air. Erlebach's tracing of (he
hislorv of schools in the Tiller
area from early in the century to
the present time, and his descrip
tion of the neighborhood project
of constructing what was known
as Rondeau School, with every
thing produced on the building
site except for nans, windows anu
hardware, was especially informa
tive. Mrs. Jackson gave a, brief
history of local PTA activity which
began with (he first meeting in
1917. Consolidation with Drew the
following year brought about the
beKinning of the present organiza
tion. Mrs. Lanca Brown of Trt
City, a former local teacher, was
introduced as a member of the
group at its inception.
Attractive programs for the
event were prepared by Airs. Ralph
Martin and Airs. Jackson. Re-
freshments and decorations were
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Barbara Brown
Now Mrs. Beamer
The Presidio Chapel in Santa!
Barbara, Calif., was the scene of
the wedding of Miss Barbara
Brown and Clarence (Nub) Beam
er Saturday, Feb. 4. at 4 p.m. The
Rev. Paul M. Gammons perform
ed the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Airs. Harry E. Brown of Santa
Barbara; !ier husband is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. AI. Beamer
of Roseburg.
For her wedding, the bride were
a gown of imported silk taffeta
with a portrait neckline and three
quarter length sleeves bordered
with embroidery banding. The
floor-length skirt was designed in
redingcole style, and it was trim
med with the same embroidery. A
satin cap decorated with seed
pearls held her elbow-length veil.
Her flowers were gardenias.
Gowned in a leaf green nylon
peau de soie dress, Miss Edith
Stoney, the main of honor, carried
yellow jonquils. The bodice of the
dress had a scoop neckline and the
barrel shirt was short. Her head
dress was green to match her
dress.
Wally Beamer was best man for
his brother.
At the reception given for 200
guests at the LaCumbre Country
Club, the bride's mother greeted
guests in a red silk sheath with
white accessories. Mrs. Beamer
with the help of many other mem-
bers.
At the conclusion of the program,
guests were invited to the serving
table, presided over by Airs. Mid
kiff at the coffee urn and Airs.
Jenks at the tea service. Trays
of a variety of dainty cookies and
other templing tidbits were ar
ranged on a secona tame, uirisiy
Porter and Evelyn Marshall as
sisted with the serving.
Present to enjoy the charming
event were Mr. and Airs. Emmitt
Belcher, Air. and Mrs. Howard
Ward, Air. and Mrs. Anton Erle
bach, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stauch,
Mr. and Mrs. Avery ureenman,
Miss Sharon Lee Brannan
Wed Saturday
The Rev. J. C. Johannes of the
Dillard-Winston Methodist Church,
performed the single ring cere
mony, Saturday, Feb. 11, at 6 p.m.
in the church at Dillard, which
united in marriage Miss Sharon
Lee Brannan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Ward of Oregon City,
and Eddie Lee Counts, son of Air.
and Airs. Brian Counts of Winston.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was charming in a
biege brocade slreel-lcngth dress
with yellow accessories. She wore
a small hat ol tiowersiana ner cor
sage was of yellow roses.
Joanne Counts, sister or tne
bridegroom and the bride's only
attendant, was attractive in a dress
with yellow flowers on a biege
background. Her corsage was of
yellow carnations. Best man was
Sam Aloore.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Ward wore a biege dress
with a corsage of yellow carna
tions. The bridegroom's mother
wore an off-white dress and a cor
sage of yellow carnations.
The reception following the wed
ding was held at the home of the
bridegrooms parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Brian Counts, on cary street
in Winston.
A buffet supper was served with
is. Brian Counts and Joanne
Counts presiding at the punch bowl
and serving coffee.
The bride was graduated from
Douglas High School in 1956. The
Mrs, Edward Sitton, Mrs. Sam Carter Mrs. Justin Young,
Mrs. Joe Means. Second row: Mrs. Robert Schmitt, Mrs.
O. J. Feldkomp, Mrs. Richord Bouey, Mrsk Grody Monkins,
Georgene' Clark, Mrs. Russell Madison, Mrs. Thomas
Findlay, Mrs. Jim Whelchel. Bock row: Mrs. Carl Bon
ner, Mrs. Robert Stevens, Mrs. J. V. Berggreen, Mrs. C. W.
Redenius, Mrs. Paul Orr, Mrs. T. M. Benedict, Mrs. Dirk.
Kruysman and Mrs. Don LaBronche. Also present, but
not in the picture, wos Mrs. Les Frisk. (Picture by Wilson
Studio).
Ore. Thur., Feb. 23, 1961
wore a pale green silk dress with
pink accessories. Each had a while
orchid corsage.
Wearing a navy blue wool suit
with white accessories, the new
Mrs. Beamer and her husband lelt
for a wedding trip to Phoenix,
Ariz. They will be at home in Van
couver, B.C., Canada, after March
1.
The bride was graduated from
Santa Barbara High School in 1958
and attended College of Pacific
in Stockton and Oregon State Col
lege. Her husband was graduated
from Oregon State College. He be
gan his football career at Rose
burg High School, played in t h e
Hose Bowl in college and is now
playing professional football with
the B. C. Lions in Vancouver.
Going south for the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Beamer, Mr.
and Mrs. Wally Beamer, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McCrary and James
Beamer, all of this city.
The evening before the wedding,
a dinner was given for the bridal
couple at the Green Gables by the
bride's grandmother, Mrs. William
K. Harrison. Included were Dr.
and Mrs. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Beamer, Miss Stoney and Dav
id Brown, brother of ine bride.
Dr. and Mrs. BTOwn were hosts
at a breakfast at Loop's the day
of the wedding.
Day Affair
Afternoon
Mrs. Virgil McNees, Mrs. Ray Nor-
ris. Mrs. George V. blone, Mrs
L. C. Graves, Airs. Earl Tibbets,
Mrs. Hillard M. LUligren, Mrs.
Gene Carlson, Airs. John O. Wilson,
Airs. Ray Looney, Mrs. John Don
ovan, Mrs. Wayne Peterman, Airs.
Walter Cook, Mrs. Alilton Ham-
mersly. Mrs. VirEle Lowry. Mrs.
Lance Brown, Mrs. Stewart Wil
liams, Airs. Howard Midkiff, Mrs.
Harvey Aloore, Mrs, Ted Iszler,
Mrs. Argle Alatthews, Airs. H. B.
McNeil, Airs. Fred Huffman, Airs.
Jack Lehnherr, Airs. C. J. Porter,
Mrs. Fred bills, Mrs. William God
win. Airs. Roy Jackson, Mrs. Pat
Jenks, Airs. Bill Badger, Airs. J
V. Lewis and Miss Rosie Alsip,
At Dillard
bridegroom, after attending Doug
las High School, spent a few years
in the U. S. Navy. He is now em
ployed at National Plywood in
Green. The young people are now
residing at 460 Cary Street in Win
ston. Out-of-town guests attending the
wedding wre: Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Ward and children, Vick, Barbara
and Rene Jo, all of Oregon City;
Mr. and Airs. Jesse Counts, Olym-
of Portland"; and Irene Weather-
ford of Brookings.
Shower Is Inspired By
Canyonville Bride-To-Be
Lucia Snyder, whose marriage
to Eldon Wimer of Medford will
take place in Eugene March 4, was
the inspiration for a party given by
Oregon Chapter 57, OES, the South
Douglas Study Club and the South
Douglas Business and Professional
Women's Club at the Masonic tem
ple Friday evening.
Nearly 30 friends of Airs. Snyder
attended the party which used the
Valentine holiday for both decora
tion and refreshment motif. Airs.
Howard Haymes was in charge
of the social hour when a variety
of games was played. Airs. W.
Frank Brown made the presenta
tion of a group gift. The double
heart cake centerpiece had been
made by Airs. Wade Worthington
Sr.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. ond Mrs. C. Odell
Avery, 1319 North Main St.,
Wichita, Kan., onnoonces the
engagement of their daugh
ter, Shoryll Lynn, who is o
student at Evangel College in
Springfield, Mo., to Ronald
David Brent, son, of Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Brent of Canyon
ville. In high school the
bride-elect participated in the
Y-Teens, Pep Club, Business
Club, Junior Red Cross, Stu
dent Government, Senior Ban
quet committee, Girls Ensem
ble, Concert Band and Pep
Band and state music con
test. She is now a sophomore
in college and will receive a
two-year degree in business
in the spring. She was a
member of the freshman-
sophomore banquet "com
mittee; Phi Beta Lambda
sorority, member of a con
cert traveling choir, the col
lege chorus, college band.
pep bona and is secretary
for the Fine Arts Division.
The bridegroom-elect is a
sophomore ot Evangel Col
lege, where he is an elemen
tary education major, vice
president of his class, mem
ber of the concert choir, is
dorm counselor, chairmon of
missions committee: Campus
Classics, college chorus, Male
Chorus Qnd a member ot stu
dent National Education
Association. He was very
active as a student of the
Canyonville Bible Academy
before attending college. June
10 is the date of the wedding
to take place ot 7 p.m. in
Wichita. (Picture by E. E.
Quigg, Wichita).
Mrs. Romberg Is
Hostess To Club
Airs. Emil R amber e entertained
her bridge club at a lovely dessert-luncheon
Wednesday at her
beautiful home on Hawthorne
Drive. Hie valentine motif was
carried out in the decorations.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Bea Smith, Airs. Jack Davis, Airs.
T. C. Fitzgerald. Airs. Clifford
Babbitt, Mrs. Robert Hatlerscheid,
Mrs. Paul Flood, Airs. Ralph De
Moisy and the hostess, Airs. Ram-
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High score for the afternoon's
contract bridge play was won by
Mrs. Babbitt with Mrs. Davis win
ing the second high score.
Oakland Chapter OES
Has Meet On Thursday
Oakland Chapter 91, OES, met
Thursday at the Oakland Alasonic
Hall. Worthy Matron Kathryn
Roadman and Worthy Patron Ted
Roadman presided.
Mrs. Vern Holgate read a letter
to the chapter that she had receiv
ed from Airs. Lease, a member of
Oakland Chapter who is now resid
ing in Phoenix, Ariz.
Following tne meeting, lovely re
freshments were served in the din
ing room. Refreshment committee
was comprised of chairman Violet
Hunbell. Myrtle Van Aleler, Harry
Barker, Betty Early and Eleanor
Dorman. Serving on the decorating
committee were Edna Campbell
and Helen Curry.
Blue Bird Group Enjoys
Party At Kent Residence
The Crafty Blue Birds, fourth
graders from Rose School, held a
valentine party at the home of
their leader, Airs. Robert Kent, on
Valentine's Day. Delicious party
refreshments were brought and
served by the girls and valentines
were distnbuted following the par-
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Blue Biros attending were Mary
Heagy. Janet Kent, Linda Salmon-
son, Rosemary Stephens. Linda
Thomas, Cathy Walter, I andy Zim
merman, Karen Gilliland and Lin
da Sprouse.
Garden Club Hosted
The Azalea Garden Club I met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Wayne Lewallen in Glendale.
There were ten members present
and four guests, Airs. Harvey
Smith. Mrs. Curtice Daniels. Airs.
Glen Kafer and Airs. Jimmy Fos
ter. The hostess served refreshments
before the meeting.
Mrs. Blaine Johnson gave an in
teresting report on a visit she had i
made to (he Chase Gardens in tu
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LICENSES
Deadline March 1st
Glendale Shower
Charming Affair
Aliss Joyce Killian. daughter of
Air. and Airs. Earl Killian of Glen
dale, was honored at a bridal
shower Wednesday, at the home of
Airs. Oscar Davidson. Aliss Bev
erly Strand was hostess for the
shower. i
After the honoree had opened
her many lovely gifts, the hostess
served dessert refreshments. One
cake was decorated with red
hearts.
Airs. Claude Humphreys was the
winner of two game prizes. Airs.
Oscar Davidson won the door prize.
Those present were Airs. Harold
Davidson, Airs. Claude Humphreys,
Airs. Virgil Harris, Airs. Oscar Da
vidson, Airs. Earl Killian, Airs.
Palmer Strand, Aliss Beverly
Strand and the honoree, all of
Glendale, and Airs. Vaughn John
son of Roseburg.
Those sending gifts included Airs.
Paul Carr, Mrs. Jimmy Johns,
Mrs. Cecil Alunyon, Airs. Timms,
Airs. Bud Smart, Airs. Clifford
Miller, Airs. Arville Miller, Airs.
Gene Woodley and Airs. Fred
Brown.
Buffet Luncheon
Held At Oakland'
The Calapooia Circle of the Com
munity Presbyterian Church of
Oakland met at the Alfred Hand
home Friday for its first meeting
of the year. Hostesses were Airs.
Hand, Mrs. Glen Heaton, Mrs. Ed
ward Lamoreaux and Mrs. Francis
Todd.
Arrangements of daphne and bou
quets of acacia and daffodils were
used about the rooms. .
A buffet luncheon was served at
noon to Airs. Lee Aloothart, Pearl
Brandner, Mrs. Walter Davis, Airs.
Robert Monett, Airs. L. C. Ander
son, Mrs. Lawrence Haines, Airs.
Carlton Goff, Airs. Watkins, Airs.
Harold Crouch, Afarie Rice, An
nette Crouch, Airs. Todd, M r s.
Heaton, Mrs. Lamoreaux and Airs.
Hand.
A meeting, conducted by the new
president, Marie Rice, followed the
luncheon. Roll call was answered
by a verse from the scriptures or
a one-minute talk on a topic of
general interest or current events.
Airs. Davis read a prayer for the
world day of peace.
Committees for the new year
are: Cards, Mrs. Bob Monett and
Mrs. Davis, and quilting, Mrs.
Hand. Airs. Brandner and Mrs. Da-,
vis will have charge of the mart.
After the meeting, members sewed
on a quilt.
Army Base Scene
Of Nuptial Rites
Aliss Judith Elaine Coffelt,
daughter of Air. and Airs. Orville
Coffelt of Siitherlin, and Larry E.
Turner, son of Airs. Charles Scott,
Oakland, -were married Nov. 10
in a double ring ceremony at the
chapel at .Fort Riley Army Base
at Junction City, Kans., where the
bridegroom is stationed. Chaplain
Ivin N. Marks read the evening
service.
The bride wore a beige wool suit
with green accessories and carried
a nosegay of red rosebuds.
Airs. Charles Scott, mother' of
the bridegroom, acted as matron of
honor.
Air. and Airs. Turner spent their
honeymoon touring the local area
around Junction City.'
Mrs. Turner is employed by (he
Pacific Telephone Northwest in Eu
gene, Oregon and will join her hus
band in Kansas until his tour of
overseas duty.
Bertha Bebekahs Meet
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Dessert In the valentine motif
was served to members of Bertha
Rebekah Lodge 188 at the meeting
Tuesday in the IOOF hall.
Airs. Leonard Clifton, N. G. and
Airs. John Terry were hostesses.
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MR. AND MRS. HERBERT HEINZ, who celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary at a very enjoyable open house
affair Sunday, Jan. 29, are pictured above. The affair was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hart on South
Stephens ' Street. (Picture by Koop's Modern Photo
graphy). .
Open' House Is
Held On Sunday
A most delightful affair of this
winter was the open house recep
tion Sunday, Jan. 29, given by Mr.
and Airs. Herbert Heinz in obser
vation of their 25th wedding anni
versary. The celebration was held
at the home of Air. and Airs. J.
A. Hart on S. Stephens.'
Airs. Charles hart and Al i s s
Joan Bolsinger assisted with the
serving. Greg Heinz, youngest son
of the couple, had charge of the
guest book.
Those who called to offer con
gratulations included Airs. Alary
Coffel, Mr. and Airs. William Cope
land, Air. and Airs. John Cornil-I
sen, Mr. and Airs. Bjarne Paul
son, "Airs. Annie Nielsen, AI r s.
Blanche Boyer, Air. and Airs. Hom
er Grow, Airs. H. C. Anderson, Air.
and Airs. Gus Spakau.sky, Air. and
Airs. Marvin Quist, Air. and Airs.
Arthur Alyers, Airs. Conrad Quist,
Airs. Olga Larson, Mr. and Airs.
Ross Myers, Ralph Amon, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Weaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Snielinan, Air. and M r s.
Laurie Coffel, Ann Alarie, Dannie
and Alike; Mr. and Airs. Albert
Marriage Noted
Coming as a complete surprise
to friends in the area is the news
of the marriage of Miss Sharon
Hale, daughter of Air. and Mrs.
Weslie Hale of Drain, and Stanley
Snider, son of Airs. Louis Snider of
Yoncalla. The wedding took place
in Stevenson, Wash., Jan. 30. Air.
and Airs. Loyd Daggs accompanied
the couple.
The bride was graduated from
Drain Hish School with the class
of 1959. The bridegroom was grad
uated from Yoncalla High School
in 1956 and has served three years
in the U.S. Navy. Air. and Airs. Sni
der are making their home in Yon
calla for the present.
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Thomas and Darcia; Mr. and Airs.
Carl Havens and Alerilee; Air. and
Airs. Hugh Wells, Air. and Airs.
I. AI. Dunn and Pastor and Airs.
Allen lngebritsen and David and
Sonja,
Out-of-town guests were Air. and
Airs. Carl Lukens (Georgianna
Heinz) and small son, David, of
Portland; and Air. and Airs.
Charles Hart and Donelle and Jim
my of Cottage Grove.
Those sending congratulations.
but unable to attend were Air. and
Mrs. John Dunning, Air. and Airs.
Tom Havens, Air. and Airs. Clar
ence Coffel, Mr. and Airs. Arthur
Travis. Mr. and Mrs. George
Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. William
Lukens and iir. and Airs. Ray
Alyers. The couple's eldest son,
Tom, called from Kew Haven,
Conn., to add his best wishes.
Mr. and Airs. Keinz received
many lovely gifts, including an
eye-catching money tree.
Club Has
Luncheon
Airs. Phil Strader entertained her
bridge club at a most enjoyable
12:30 o'clock luncheon Thursday at
her attractive home on the North
Umpqua River. Gorgeous arrange
ments of camellias formed the dec
orations. Covers were placed for Mrs. W.
E. Boise and Airs. Young, guests,
and Airs. Fred Schwartz. AI r s.
George Wharton, Airs. C. H. Bille
ter. Airs. Robert H. Franks, Airs.
J. E. Slattery, Airs. Harry Bruffy
and the hostess, Airs'. Strader.
High score was won in the con
tract bridge play by Airs. Whar
ton with Airs. Franks winning the
second high score.
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