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Honored At Open House Has 'Birthday BEVERLY BROOKE I Vm Mf -If, -jr "J- Pr h ' 1 G h 'Ah r- Sl hxW- 8 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Tuei., June 13, 1961 Blakelys Go Id en Have Wedding More than 200 relatives and topped with a large golden "50" THE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blakely, who were married in Roseburg 50 years ago, was a large and charming event of May 21 at their Glida Home. Lett to right in the family group are Robert P. Blakely, R. T. Blakely, Mrs. R. T. Blakely, Mrs. Fearn Moore and Mrs. Ernest Prowell. The Blakelys have three great-grandchildren, Kathy, Frankie and Laura Hayes, of Toledo. (Picture by Koop's Modern Photography). friends attended the golden wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. R, T. Blakely, Sunday, May 21, from 2 to S p.m. at their Glide home. The occasion was also the 86th birthday of R. T. Blakely, who is the son of Samual Plum Blakely, the first white settler in the Glide area, who arrived in 1852 by cov ered wagon from New York state. The charming affair was hosted by the couple's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Blakely of Glide; their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Fearn (Agnes) Moore of Glide and Alt. and Mrs. Ernest (Margaret) Prowell of Roseburg. The rooms were attractively dec orated in the golden wedding theme with bowls of yellow roses and yellow iris. Mrs. Blakely, wore a beige summer frock with a gold en orchid corsage as she happily greeted her guests. The beautifully decoraled serv ing table was covered with a love ly rose filet hand-crocheted table cloth made by Fearn Moore, who is confined to a wheel chair. The large four-tiered anniversary cake, y , ' -; ' A j fy?J- J f(" ''J kv : v yM&p-'- ill FOUR GENERATIONS at the golden anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs. R. T, Blakely, prominent Glide residents, are pictured above. Seated are Mrs. R. T. Blakely and Kathy Hayes. Standing are Mrs. Fearn Moore and Mrs. Frank Hayes, (Picture by Koop's Modern Photography). Installation Ceremony For Bethel US Enjoyed ' "WTV0rf Iff frtl ' 1 v : j -i.j-n f; n l.: ; vh BETHEL UD, Roseburg, new officers ore pictured above, First row: Judy Warren, Nonda Patterson, Gail Neuner, Marie Paulson, Sandra Butler, Nancy Craig and Leanna Graves. Second row: Kathy Collison, Karen Bryan, Kirsty Williams, Cindy Wadsworth. Corol Colbrunn, Mona Lyons and Joanne Morkham, Third row: Paulus Haas, Donna Wolff, Teddy Heilman, Jerry Heilrnan. Carol Markham, Mary Ann Beardsley and Stephanie McGregor. (Picture by Clark's Studio). Church Women Hostesses At Party For Miss Patton A lovely bridal shower was given recently in honor of Miss Patricia Patton at the home of Mrs. Clifford Travillion by women of the Con servative Baptist Church. Interesting games were played, Rifts were opened and lovely re freshments were served by the hostenscs, ftiith Travillion, Pat Irvins. Alia Tatton. Pat Montgom Uontitnmrry, l.ydia Owent, l.m- ery, Mrs. Owen Marker. Mrs. Os- da Penn and Mrs. Howen Hacker. jcr Powell, Mrs. Warren Cloake. Miss Patton received a beautiful corsage, lively floral and net fa vors decorating each tray had been made by Lydia Owens. Present were Lil Sundquist. U i Morru, Audrey Hatfield, Helen had been made and decorated by Mrs. Prowell. After the honored couple had cut the first slice, the cake was served by Miss Linda Moore. Mrs. Florence Moore and Mrs. George Casebeer. Mrs, Lil lian Van Horn served at the punch bowl and Mrs. George Rich ey, Mrs. R. P. Blakely and Mrs. Frank Hayes presided at the cof fee service. A rose covered wishing - well received money gifts and many cards. Jane Prowell, Marilyn Blakely and Rob Blakely, grand daughters and grandson, were in charge of the well and the gift table. Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. M. J. McDaniel, Mrs. Bob Ridgeway and Miss Bernice McDaniel. The Blakelys were married at the Christian Church in Roseburg C. G. Blakely, a nephew who was present at the wedding 50 years ago, attended the anniversary re ception. Present were four generations Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blakely. Mrs. Fearn Moore, Mrs. Frank Hayes, and Kathy Hayes. Of special interest was a cable gram of congratulations from the Dave White family in Germany (Mr. White is teaching there). The guest book, in charge of Fern and Helen Moore and Ruth Prowell, granddaughters, was sign ed by relatives and friends: Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Blakely, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Prowell. Fern and Helen Moore, Rob and Randy Blakely of Glide, Jane and Ruth Prowell of Roseburg, Miss Linda Moore of Ashland, Miss Mar ilyn Blakely of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes and chil dren: Kathy, hrankie and Laura of Toledo, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mrs. Florence Moore of Roseburg, Mrs. Blakely's sister. Nieces and nephews attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Schulze and Molley, Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. George Casebeer, Glide, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Blakely, Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roumagoux, Portland, Dale Blakely, and Mr. and- Mrs. V. L. Blakely, Craig and Randy, of Roseburg. Out of town guests: Angla, Er nesto and Bernard Borquez, Mrs. Gladys Coleman, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Strohccker, Salem; Randal Kelley, Monmouth; Mrs. Fisher Slrohecker, Gervais; Mrs. Lou Andrus, Albany; Sher iff and Mrs. C. N. Lilly, Corvallis; Mrs. M. J. McDaniel and Bernice, Eugene; Myrle J. Ritchey, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Vermillion, Spring field; John Dickerson. Ashland: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Daley, Asniana; Mrs. Bess Sellers. Mrs. Ruth Win ter, Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Matthews. Days Creek; Mrs. George Crenshaw and Kathy. Suth erlin; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mullin, Winston; Mrs. Lura Hill. Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Arton Erlebach, Til ler; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spencer and Connie. Cottage Grove; Mrs. George McClure, Idleyld Park. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knigae, . Mr and Mrs. Fred Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stiltner and Joyce, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Strickling, Mr. Ed Hatz, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sigfridson and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Darling, Mr. ana Mrs Clifton ARee. Mrs. Maude A?ee Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrus, Victor Miller, Mrs. Walter Singleton, tord Sincleton. Mr. and Mrs. John At- terburv. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George Rooke. Mrs Marjory Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. R, T. Green. Mrs. Delbert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatfield. Mrs T. Thomason, Mr. and Mrs. W. E Wilshire. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. New- bv, Mrs. Lillie Van Horn. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Boise, Mrs. Birdie Barker. Mrs. Lillian Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider and Marvin Mr and Mrs. Lvnn Beckley, Mr and Mrs. Dale Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKay, Mr. and Mrs Rniie McCormark. Mr. and Mrs Bill Gilbreath. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cunningham, Mrs. Ralph Hickman and Wendy, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bill, all of Roseburg. Fred Asam and Jeanette. Susie and Polly Johnson, Mrs. Keith tr- land, Mr. and Mrs. John Manitsas. and John anl uavia. miss r ricia Mayo. Miss Helen Falhe, Al vin Schloeman. Albert C. Lilly, Mr. M. H. McCord. Mr. and Mrs. Tay lor McCord and lona. Mr. and Mrs. Jim HeniRan. Mrs. Claud Talcott. Mrs. Carl Messing. Mrs. Robert Ridgeway and Louise. Mrs. Albeit DeBerna'rdi, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smith and Jim. John, Jeanette, anrf Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs. Bu- r tin-.. llr. Ciuroa Wal Mrs. Walter Beam was bono ed , Jon Thomp50n, ilr. at a pink and blue shower at lhe"rj " Tnm Mullin Mr and home of Mrs. Harry Taylor m V)exter Williams. ('. E. Ware. W,n.on Friday with Mrs. Gary 1 s Mr Moore. Mrs larlltuRg.n, and Mrs. J," Arthur M Selby. llr. Bessie Knott as co-hostesses. M- Ry Bal,ou Djck A stork and bassinet of pastel (;pne Rosach'i. Mr. and Mrs. K.N. green nylon net provided an ap-j ( ),er, lelen Cellers, Mr. and pnate setting for the lovely event. I j,r, 0 G Reese. Mr. and Mrs. The serving table was centered el,' TaIrolt ,n() Dan Cathy and with a colorful arrangement of jari(- jr, and Mrs. Fay Holmes blue delphiniums, pmk roses and nd sieve, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. white lilies. ; Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Games were played and delight-, shrum ,u 0f c,de. ful refreshments were served to Those sending gifts but unable to the following: Mmes. lone Rice, attend were l.ou and Pat Hock- Bert Smith. Floyd Knott, Rusell well, Mrs. Delwin Stewart, Mrs. i Passman, Charles McCord, Bud Harry Turnbull, Gyna and I.ihhy ; Knott, Ruth W alker, Peggy. Gary Conk, Linda Grey, Sandra Rams-i Moore. Carl Huggins, Bessie Knott Many Grand officers and visitors from bethels of Oregon, were pres ent recently for ceremonies at tending the instituting of a new Bethel of Job's Daughters in Rose burg. The closed portion of the meet ing was conducted by officers of Bethel 8 of Roseburg, with Honored Queen, Cindy Sevall, presiding. During these ceremonies the fol lowing executive and associate council members were installed by the grand guardian, assisted by the associate grand guardian: Mrs. I,. L. Patterson, guardian; Alvin Butler, associate guardian; Mrs. Harrv Collison. secretary; bus. James Wadsworth, treasurer; Mrs. C. V. Warren, director of music; Mrs. Patterson, sociability; Mrs. Bjarne Paulson, paraphernalia; Mrs. Robert Beardsley, hospital ity; Don Dole, finance; Mrs. George Neuner, proficiency; Mrs. K. E. Craig, publicity; L. L. Pat terson, fraternal relations: Ran dolph Slocum, philanthropy and good will. The initiation ceremony was per formed by Bethel 8, initiating the following girls into membership in Bethel U. D.: Judy Warren, Le anna Graves, Teddy Heilman, Jer ry Heilman, Janice Owens, Mary Godfrev, Lorella West, Sharon Doss, Linda Johnson, Sandy Green, Phyliss Hainer and Linda Wilson. After the initiation and retiring of Bethel 8 officers, an open in stallation of officers for Bethel U.D. was conducted. Serving as instal ling officers were: Queen, Anna belle O'Neal, Bethel 42, Oakland: guide, Pamela I.aurance, Bethel 53, Winston-Dillard; marshal. Sally Anlauf, Bethel 18, Myrtle Creek; chaplain, Sandra La Prath, Beth el 28, Glcndale; recorder, Pat Cy phert, Bethel 39, Riddle; Custodi ans, Cindy Sevall and Darlene Mc Williams, Bethel 8, Roseburg; and musician Peggy Ostrandcr, Bethel 8. Sharon Counts of Bethel U. D. was soloist for the installation. Officers who will serve the new bethel are: Honored Queen Mane Paulson; Senior Princess Gail Neu ner; Junior Princess Sandra But ler; guide, Nancy Craig; marshal, Nonda Patterson; messengers, Kirsty Williams, Paulus Haas, Mary Ann Beardsley, Kathy Col lison and Carol Markham; chap lain, Mona Lyons; musician, Ste phanie McGregor; librarian, Jo anne Markham; recorder, Caroline Colbrunn; treasurer. Donna Shel ton; senior custodian, Judy War ren; junior custodian, Leanna Graves; inner guard, Donna Wolff, outer guard, Karen Bryan; lady of lights, Cindy Wadsworth and pages, Teddy and Jerry Heilman. Many gifts of money and para phernalia were presented the new bethel to help them toward their goal for a charter. A reception was held in the din ing room at the close of the after noon ceremonies. The newly in stalled queen had chosen yellow and white for her colors, and these were used in flower arrangements throughout the dining room. A beautifully decorated cake center ed the refreshment table, a large bouquet of yellow tulips and white lilacs adding to its beauty. Pour ing were Brooke Young and Mollie Ware of Bethel 8. Assisting with the reception were Mrs. Darley Ware, Mrs. Ralph DeMoisey, Mrs. William Kcrnan and Mrs. K. E. Craig. Among the many distinguished guests attending the afternoon events were: Miss Jean Isaacson, grand honored queen. Bethel 57 Gladstone: Miss Brooke Young, grand junior princess. Bethel 8, Roseburg; Mrs. Donna Nelson, grand guardian, Beaverton; Lem Manning, grand associate guardian, Medford; past supreme guardian, Mrs. Gladys Hall. Portland; past grand guardians, Mrs. Cora Young of Roseburg, Mrs. Mamie Wilson of Myrtle Creek, Mrs. Evelyn Mc- Gill of Beaverton, Mrs. Manna Elhart of Medford and Mrs. Phyl iss Poole of Klamath Falls; past associate grand guardian, Ray Hampton, Roseburg: vice grand guardian, Mrs. Evelyn Suit. .Med ford; grand musician, Mrs. Esther Hogg. Myrtle Creek: grand chap lain, Mrs. Vivian Gordon, Medford; grand marshal, Mrs. Julia Gild ner, Portland; grand outer guaid, Harry Smith, Oakland. Among guardians and associate guardians attending were: Mrs. Elizabeth Fugate, Oakland; Mrs. Virginia Laurance. Dillard; Mrs. Joan Reter, Medford: Mrs. Eye lyn North, Medford: Mrs. Frances Elliot. Roseburg: E. K. Miller, Grams Pass; Harry Arbogast, Myrtle Creek; and Byron Wood ruff, Roseurg. Representing the Masonic Or ders were: Mrs. Inga High, royal matron. Order of Amaranth; Mrs. Ann Sanders, worthy matron: Or der of Eastern Star: Henry Hal verson, York Rite Masons; and Doyle Lewis, DeMolay. Mrs. Beam Feted At Lovely Party : - " , ' : ' i' V. , .,; -.., v ; .. " i - '- --'ft ' 4, " ..'..' " .-V. ' : . I Mill III lll . " ' - X SHELLEY ANN WALLS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Walls, celebrated her birthday Sunday at a oint party with Russ Kaine, at the Walls residence. A birthday cake was cut in honor of the two birthdays. Enjoying the party besides the honor guests were Mrs. William C. Goetz, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Noyer, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kaine, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hebard and John; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Walls and Mrs. Bob Allen and David, Mark and' Mary. (Picture by Koop's Modern Photography). S. Clarence Trued Presents Piano Pupils In Recital A gathering of Junior High and Senior High students presented a varied program of piano and organ selections at the Trued home on SE Jackson St. Monday night. About 35 were present, parents and close friends of the students par ticipating, some coming from Port- Alpha Chi Meets Cm Wednesday Members of Alpha .Chi. ESA, met to enjoy an education program Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Floyd Walker. The pro gram, "Diet and Exercise," was given by Mrs. Charles Mast and Mrs. Douglas Burgess. Later, members went to the Jer sey Lilly for pizza. , , Those attending were Mrs. Gene Bolen, Mrs. Glenda Gadway, Airs. William Hallcraft, Mrs. Dick Han lin, Mrs. Morman Johnson, Mrs. Leon Hughes, Mrs. Ted Inslcy. Airs. John . Jones, Mrs. Gaybrj Kidney, Mrs. Lyle Quist, Mrs! Joe Scallon. Airs. Murl Storms. Mrs. Floyd Walker, Airs. Gary Wilson, Airs. Douglas Burgess, and Airs. Paul Sanger. Mrs. Bennett Is Honored At Pink And Blue Shower Mrs. Harold Withnell was host ess at a pink and blue shower at her Yoncalla home recently, honoring Airs. Ted Bennett. Games were played with Airs. Blair Har rington and Airs. Orville Pontius winning prizes. Refreshments were served to Airs. Gaylen Bledsoe, Airs. Blair Harrington, Aliss Nora Williams, Mrs. Eldon Lee and Mrs. Orville Pontius. Airs. Dale Bessett sent a gift. jiff" JO BE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Foster of Roseburg an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Gwenell, to Harvey Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zimmer- i man of Hardin, Mont. Both Miss Foster and Mr. Zimmer ! man are seniors in education at Seattle Pacific College. The ' wedding has been set for I Aug. 26. land. They all proclaimed it an enjoyable affair after listening to the varied degrees of skill and the nature of the music offered. Carol Lee Colbrunn played the 1st movement of the American Youth Concerto by Bauer, assisted by Ruth Trued at the organ; Cher yl Baker performed the Gypsy Ala zurka by Bohm; Sharon Wagner played the Allegro by Chopin Liszt; Gail Neuner gave Gavotte Petite by Conrad; Charlene Aliller offered Edvard Grieg's Triumphal Alarch on the organ; Beverley Bax ter played the opening theme of Tschaikovski's B Alinor Concerto as arranged by Percy Grainger; Cinda Byrd played Toreador Song from Carmen and Oh! Susanna by Stephen Foster; Pat Byrd render ed Alozart's Atinuet from Don Juan; the latter two also played t ie Peasant Dance by Scher as u duet; Judy Patton performed the Allegro-Barbaro by Bela-Bartok; Vivian Lawrence played Gypsy By Sarasate and Mary Beth Hiil gave a Prelude and Fugue by Bach on the organ. Air. and Airs. Trued closed the program with two organ piano duets: My Heart Ever Faith ful and Meditation on Bach's First Prelude by John Sebastian Bach. Delightful refreshments were served by Airs. Trued, assisted by Airs. Roy Byrd and Airs. Charles Aliller, who poured. Flowers for the occasion were presented by Airs, Harold Horn. Individual recitals are to be giv. en by other advanced students in the late summer. . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Kern, 1030 W. Luellen Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances Anita, to George Winfield Vaughn, son of Mrs. Mildred Vaughn of Riddle. The bride -elect was graduated from Roseburg High School and is employed by Northwest Credit Adjust ers. The bridenronm-elert was 'graduated from Riddle High , School and Oregon State Col I lege and is employed by the : Oregon State Highway De I partment. A garden wedding j has been planned for July 22. 1 (Picture by Photo Lob). Mrs. Orvis Ford. Mrs. Guy Zeh ring. Mrs. Vera Pans, Airs. Ilenrv Rockwell, Mrs. Boh Langhoff and ! d!e. .Mrs. Alerle Austin. Mrs. Cljr.land Harrv Tavlor. the Mise Gay Dimmick, Judy ence Reamer, Airs. Lynn Butler.! Sending Rifts were Violet Fer Paltnn, Deanna Sundquist and Dor- Mrs. Robert AlcCrary and Alrs. guson, Ken Day and Arleta lc is AlcReyrjolds. Wally Beamer. i Alpine. NOTICE Z's Beauty Shop Will Bt Oevratina en STANDARD TIME Stortinf Tomorrew 737 I. t. Pm PH. OR 1-tlOO II mi Westinghouse WATER HEATER 52-Gollon Quick Recovery 10-Year Protection Policy $89 721 S.I. Oak A.I. OR J-5S2) I
