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Bentz-Ginter Rites Held AtSutherlin On Sunday Toastmistresses Install Officers Mary I.ee Weinberg was install-j The lovely wedding of Mi?s Eev-'and a miniature bride and groom, ed as presitfi-nt of Hie iiiston Dil- erly Faith t'.tnler and Donald At-; me cake was cut ana served oy laril Toastmistress Hub at a din-j Ion Bentz was solemnized Sunday. Mrs . Vern Holyate and Mrs. Rich- m,r meeting at The Broiler on Jlay 14. at the riit .iieinouisi am iss .". iu Wednesday. rhureh in Sutlierim. ine mum im.-u vumn -"J Musical Selections Heard At Afternoon Piano Recital Others accepting of-! . .... p..., .) Mm IrjOlircd eoffee. .' lur ' new wm were John 1 Ciintrr of Sutherjin. andj Ihe newly married couple left, Yvonne Daniels, vice president;; the bridegroom is the son of Mr. , immediately on a wedding trip to.Bunnv Aluerlus, secretary; Mar-i and Mrs. Harry Bentz of Vallejo, I California. For traveling the bride ;jori Brad trt,asuri,r anil ihvnis Calif. The double ring ceremony chose a turquoise dress wilh beige , representative " was nerfornied at three o'clock m accessories. I , ' ripn.uiiauve., the afternoon before 100 guests by The bride was graduated from Carol Talbert, installing officer,; the Rev John 1'. ('inter, church Sutheiim High School and attended 'presented each of the new officers I pastor and father of the bride, j Southern Oregon College at Ash-jwUh , flower in a fotor symbolic1 itt". atT' - preside,,,,! Vera Holgate with fooled baskets 'Shop in Roseburg. I'hyllis I'arrett, presented the pres-j of while calla lilies. Mrs. Art Tie-1 Mr. Bentz was graduated from indent's pin to the new president; ,.. i.r,.i, nrniinisi nlaved lire-; high school at Vallejo, attended . .,i i,,i. ,i, ii. ,,,,i,,., , . d'!n'clu'sdt!,eUadiUOnalWCdSi" UedT, V "j"- 'P P The 1 ride was escorted down the wilh. the Oregon Stale Highway New committee chairmen ap ai le bv her -brother Jack Ginter, I Department. The couple is now atjpoinled by Mrs. Weinberg were: nf'saicin Her knee length wedding S noma at the Winchester Apart-' membership, Shirley Wagner: pro cmvn was fashioned with a full, inenls in Roseburg. gram, Kdna F.bner Marge Brady caihered skirt of wliile organza I Out of town guests traveling to 1 and Yvonne Daniels; parliamen-nvrM-iffeta and a bodice of white j Sutherlin for the wedding wersitarian. Bunny Albertus; hospital lare iler elbow length veil was ! Mrs. J. W. Brown, Billings, Mont.; I ity, Daisy Fox; public relations held' bv n tinv crown of seed pearls. I George Hull. Dexter; Mrs. Mike ! and publicity, Imalec Van Der She carried' a white orchid on a I Perrault,- Portland; Sharon Wash- mark; community service. Fran white Bible Her only jewelry was j burn, I.akeview; Mrs. Mark Davis, Allen, housing, Carol Talbert. a sinsle drop pearl on a gold chain, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Heigeson, Mr. j Edith Roberts, who is moving a gift brought from Formosa from I and .Mrs. Jack Ginter, Mr. andjfo Myrtle Creek and has become her brother. Miss Judy Alto of : Mrs. Al I.ightener and family, and i a charter member of the Toast- Sutherlin was maid of honor ana wore a street length gown of pale blue nvlon chiffon wilh while ac cessories. She carried a white fan wilh floral accents of white carna tions. ... Miss Perky Gmler, sister of the bride, was a most appealing flow er girl in a gown of pale blue chif fon with white lace overskirt and headband to match. She wore white slippers. Joel Harvey performed the dut ies of best man and ushers were Gary Bentz of Vallejo. the bride groom's brother, and Boyd Davis, of Corvaliis. Mrs. James Brown, soloist, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Before Thine Altar," accompanied by Mrs. Trenian at the organ. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Ginter was attractive in a dress of light blue taffeta brocade with matching accessories. The Bride Mrs. Walter Marosok presented her piano students in a fourth and! (mat spring recital at her home j on ,'E Douglas Avenue Sunday! afternoon. j Students of ail grades played de lightful selections by contemporary composers. They showed much tal ent and interest in their music study. The memorizing of the ditii ctilt numbers they played was outstanding for students so young. The rooms and tea table were decorated with bouquets of roses. Refreshments were served to parents ami guests alter the pro gram. Assisting Mrs, Marosok with the serving were Mrs. Al Hooten, Mrs. Merrill Tozier, Mrs. Axel Skoog and Miss l.inda Kinsei. Students taking part in the re cital were Kathy Hooten, Michael Ter Bush. Gregg Campbell, Helen Tozier, Charles Gardiner, L o r i Campbell, Dianne .larvis, Barbara llempcl. Valerie Staple-ton, Bar bara Christeiison, Peggy Cluie, Bryan Baker. Beverly Heiupel. Mam Campbell. Tommy Gruwell, Charles Insley, Susan Kmra, Linda l.angley, Jean Barnes, l.uanne Thurher, Gale Short, Bnrbro Skoog, Annette McGee and Billy Ford. .Mrs. Francis Liglitener, all ol ba- mistress Club there, served as lem. . Toastmistress for Hie program. I's- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benlz and t lag die theme, "Something Old, Somettiing isew, sne nurouueeu Donna and Gary, Mrs. Doris Kasal and Joel Kasal, all of Vallejo; Lynn Riley, Mrs. Dortha Smith and Melody; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Kestell and Janice; Robert K. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Al Bruden. all of Roseburg; Mrs. Bcrnerd Grubbe of Wilbur, and Boyd Davis, Corvaliis. Roseburg Toastmistress Club, Guests present were Jone Jones, Doris Churchill, Lucille Sanders, lie imur- ,., Kci,00u iai !,,, s..,u " .......... "r'"" . Bertha Swanson. Mildred Dixon pink witli white accessories . and am, Ru(h Bra(J(,y of Rosebur)! white carnations. Vi Hansen and Lenorc Zuvcr who each gave get-acquainted speeches. Mary Weinberg moderated a round table discussion concerning Ihe type of program the members wish to develop next term. Edna F.b ner served as critic for the speech es and general pvalualor was Viv ian Laurance. Joyce Benton was timer and Bunny Alberlus present ed an educational feature as lexi- coloaist. Topicmtstress Marge Brady asked each member to speak for one minute on an em barrassing moment. Invocation of! was given bv Shirley Wagner and the Tuesday night meeting of the j Ihe closing thought by Lenore 7m- Roseburg Club Meets At Inn Oak Tree Inn was the scene Charming Tea Honors Visitors To compliment Mrs, Celia Hauge, director of nursing service al the central office in Washington, D.C. and Miss Elizabeth Jung, area chief nurse from San Francisco for VA Hospitals, a charming tea was given t the Roseburg VA Hospi tal by the nursing staff members. Relatives Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Perron of Olalla entertained relatives at a dinner at their home on Hoover Hill Road on Tuesday. Guests were Mrs. Perrons brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook of Port Orford. her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. William Cook and family of Tenmile; Mr. Perron's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. David Perron and family, and Mrs. Perron's father, Charles Cook. Mrs. Florene Keel acted as host ess chairman for the lovely affair and was assisted by the nursing personnel as hostesses. The table was elalrafely dec orated with azaleas, tiered crystal candelabra holding tall tapers, a silver coffee and tea service and crystal punch bowl and cups. The beautiful Madeira cloth was loaned for the occasion by Ruth Jacobson. The small serving tables were centered wilh a bud vase holding a single rose blossom. A salad course in addition to the lea sand wiches and tea rakes was served to more than 100 guests enjoying the occasion. Pouring were Mrs. Daisy Mc Lean, Mrs. F'lorenre Jones, Mrs. li ma Sanders and Mrs, Mary Jus tus, Serving the punch were Miss Joanne Keel and Miss Lorraine Jensen. Rainbow Giris Entertain Moms South Douglas Assembly Rain bow Girls entertained their "se cret mothers al a banquet Wed nesday evening at the Masonic Temple. The girls revealed their identity ta their secret mothers at the beginning of the banquet. Gifts were exchanged al Ihe close of liie banquet. Following a seifaaie by Virgin ia llaymes, the girls entertained during the dinner. A quartet in cluding Sue Hoversoa, Andrea Gill, Pat Patlerson and Rita Morgan, accompanied by Mrs, D. W. Gill, sang a grottp of popular songs climaxed by the old favorite "Mother." Linda Moore played an accordion sola and Penelope Dix on, accompanied by Hope Thomp son, played a flute sola after which Virginia Hayaies gave a reading by Ben Ames Williams. Worthy Advisor Sue Hoversoa welcomed the mothers and an nounced special "honors1 to Mrs. t'ill, Mrs. Oscar lioverson and Mrs. Norman Chappeii for fhesr year long industry in the kitch en. Mothers kitchen commutes for the evening included Mrs. Leonard Clifton, Mr. K. O. liazelton, Mrs. Roniie Hendrix, Mrs. Lester Spencer and Mrs. Harold Burgin. Daring the business meeting which followed, the girls made ti na! plans to attend Grand Assem bly in Klamath Falls June 11 through 13. Bridge Luncheon Enjoyed Women of the Roseburg Country Club enjoyed the weekly bridge luncheon Thursday. Mrs. E. V. Pape won first place in the bridge play; Mrs. C. D. Albright won j second place, and Mrs. If. C. (Stearns was third place winner. i Thur., June 8, 3961 The News-Review, Rescisuffl, Ore. i Buffet Luncheon Enjoyed By Women's Study Club The last meeting of the year; for members of the Yoncalla Brai-1 en's Study Club was held Thurs day altcrnoon at the home of Mrs. George Fdes, with 18 members present. A buffet luncheon was enjoyed at one o'clock. Irene Sparks had charge of the devotions, using material from "Ihe Ipper Room." .Mrs. Dare Kingery gave an account of the early history of the club, which was organized in 1919 wilh the late .Mis. Jess Lasswdl as pferi dent. Two years later the club joined Ihe Oregon Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs. William Cool of Drain was reinstated as a mem ber. Mr. Spears, elementary school tarfiw, presented three girls, members of the eighth grade Krad ualion class who gave a wonderful rcporl fin their ivrent educational tour, when 3si Yoiscaila students and 11 students from Scotts Valley enjoyed the trip. Giris reporting were Diasa Thompson, Patty Fast and Patty Lhamon, Mrs. Ben Mctz, assisted by Mrs. Raphael Wise, isisialled Ihe new officers for the coming year. Teachers Honorary Installs New Officers Monday Night Helen Burkharl and Virginia Hut Ion were hostesses for Theta Chap ter. Alpha Delia Kappa, Monday evening at the Rurkhart residence on the North Cmpqua. The tra ditional sorority colors were used in the arrangements at the beauti fully appointed buffet table. Mrs. Guy Perrin, guest speaker, presented an interesting travelagm? and color slides of her trip lo Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Edna Matthews, outgoing presi dent, . conducted the installation ceremonies. The business meeting was then conducted by Ardis Edie, president for the coming year. Installed were: President. Ar dis Edie; vice president, Helen Burkharl; treasurer, Margaret Ba- denner; recording secretary, Dar- jelisy Bauasas; chaplains, Margaret Austin and Theitna Fleshman; his tssrian,; Kaiiserins JsliSlcr; and ser geant -at-arms, Boniia Wikoff. Ma rio WiUils, corresponding secre tary, was not present. Others present were Tiilie Ber gen, Harriet Eddy, Althca I.ofland, Dorothy WHsoa and Virginia Hut ton. , Mrs. Miller Is Hostess Edna Miller of Yoncalla was hostess 3t a family dinner at her home recently, having as her i guests Mr. and Mrs. Qucnlin Ry j chard and family; Mr. and Mrs. jt'y Vrsman and family; Keith Mc 4Kirdy and family; Mr. and Mrs. ; Vpri Mitt!- ami faniiH? Mrs. M.ri WKirrfv snt Art TJvcbard Following the ceremony Ihe wed ding party greeted guests at a reception arranged by the Wom en's Soeiely of Christian Service, in the church basement. The room was beautifully decorated by Mrs. C. J. Blelman. The bride's table, covered with a floral patterned cloth of while, held the lovely three-tiered wedding cake, in col ors of blue and white. The col lonade design! was accented with decorations of white wedding bells Autograph Party Set AtCalapooia An "Autograph Parly" will be held on June 3 from 2 till 5 p.m. at the Calapooia Club House four miles west of Sutherlin lor airs. Guy (Maude) Cole. She will aulo . Eranh conies of her new book, "Away Back When," for those who are interested. The book is authentic and based on early day life in Douglas Coun ty beginning wilh D. R. Cole and his party's trek by covered wagon from Missouri in 1851. They set tled in Coles Valley, he being the first white man to take up a land claim there who had his family with him. Then about 1900 the Bairds of Pennsylvania dominate the story as they came West to settle on a ranch adjoining that of the Cole's. An interesting presenta tion of early day simple country living brings us up to the present time. Many interesting pictures of historical sites and events of Doug las County are included in this full length book which is made tip in a soft-backed, compact form. Card Party Given Saturday Evening ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso of Yoncalla graciously entertained at a five hundred party given at the Rice Hill community hall Satur day evening. A potluck supper was enjoyed at seven o'clock, followed by cards. Mrs. Leo Sparks and Tim mic Abbott won high score; Mrs. Golden Kruse and Henry McDoug ail, low. and Helen Abbott and George Edes, sweep prizes. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coikeram. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Mr. and Mrs. George Kdes, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cheno weth, Mr. and Mrs. Bacon. Mabel Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pink ston, Bertha Stock, Mrs. Golden Kruse. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Slulkey. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tozier, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haines, Helen Abbott, Timmie Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning, Bill Sewell and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schos so, Calapooia Farm Bureau Enjoys Potluck Dinner The Calapooia Farm Bureau held its May meeting Friday evening at the clubhouse near Vmpipia. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by about tju people. Mrs. Guy Cole and Mrs. Raymond Stephens were hostesses. The meeting following the dinner was conducted by the chairman. Walter Davis. A motion picture on ' The Con go." was shown by Joe Anderson from the A?alca Farm Bureau tuffee was served at a late hour, ViTvETS? ""T-hY" ROSE ROOM ROSE HOTEL He-nf Brvanf. Mar and Edna Ebner and Veima Al berlus of Winston. Wanda Commons led the Flag Pledge and read an inspirational poem. Jo Lesher welcomed the guests. Table topics on graduation were introduced and led by Alice Larson. Lois Krug was in charge of educational topics. Clever pro grams made to resemble diplomas were arranged by Jo Lesher. Toastmistress for the evening was Mrs. Lesher, who introduced Clara Rockwell, who spoke on "Your Extra Passenger." Bernicc Pitlsley led a roundtable discus sion on "Being a Toastmistress." Crilic was Lois Krug. Velma Al berlus evaluated the entire meet ing and Wanda Commons was tim er. Donna Golden gave the closing thought. Lovely refreshments and a social hour followed Ihe meeting. Red roses and yellow iris decor ated the tables and were arranged by Ruby Peterson and Vivian Laur ance. The last meeting of this term will be held June It at Douglas High School. 1 Club Is Entertained By Mrs. Harry Abbott , Mrs. Harry Abbott entertained members of the Yoncalla Business and Professional Women's Club re cently. Dr. Lydia Emery, guest speak er, told of different phases of public health affecting us locally. David Vian, Janetla Baldwin and Joan Hogarth told of their eighth grade class trip to Salem and Port land. 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