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Newspaper Page Texte Family Reunion Enjoyed The annual Rand family reunion was a large and enjoyable event of Sunday at Stewart Park. Enjoy ing the occasion were: Mr. and Airs. John Rand, lion na and Mama Burt, Hawthorne. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Walker, Wendy, Tami and Randy, Davis, Calif.; Mrs. Walter Rand, Port land: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rand, Sandi and Alana. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Garrison. Ricky and Karen, Grants Pass; Vernon Foree, Kini mie and Scottie, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rand, Kristi and Peggy, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Evan Rand, Oakridge; Mrs. Hora Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. 51. K. Schulz, Brenda, Rodger, Cheryl and Dennis Carr; Edwin Rand, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Laugen. Greg, Steve and Glen; Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Kluver. Rick and Kicki; Mr. and Mrs. I.es Newport, Bruce and Susan; Marian and Edna Rand, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hand and Bonnie: Mrs. Walter Kerr, Craig and Debbie; Mrs. Shir ley Ireland, Casey and Laurie; Jim Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Rand, JoAnne and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foree, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rand, all of Boseburg. Also attending were Mrs. Ferry Radford and Harry, Clay, Loicu, Belty, Patty, Chris, Charlotte, Dan ny, Earl, Virginia, Sally and Den nis Radford and Anne bhcllen- barger. Honors Are Given AtOES Meeting Officers, courtesy girls and mem bers of Oregon Chapter No. 57, O.E.S. chose Wednesday evening's Tegular meeting at the Masonic temple. Canyonville, to honor Mrs Ray Wright, outgoing worthy ma tron, and Ray Wright, outgoing worthy patron. In an addendum featuring the things the Wrights would not have time to do, courtesy girls climaxed their tribute with a gift of a doll dressed to match Mrs. Wright in her station. Officers summed up the year's activities in a "This is Your Life" format climaxed with presentation of money towards past matron and patron rings. Mrs. W. Frank Brown planned the cour tesy girl's skit and Mrs. Leo Da vidson, the officer tribute. Following the courtesies. Mr. .nH Mr wriahi nrspni.rf oifi in each officer. Reports of grand . r . . ) chapter were made by Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Guy McGee and Mrs. Wade Worthinglon Sr., incoming worthy matron, who, with Mr. Worthington as worthy patron, was installed Saturday - Following the business meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. William Preston, Mrs. Norman Chappell and Mrs. Robert Proctor. A handkerchief shower for the Wrights was featured and after refreshments the group viewed the Wright collection of colored slides taken of chapter activities during I the year, Friendship Club Meets Saturday .Mr. anu nirs. Herman inieie en- the organ tertained their Friendship Club onjostrander. Saturday evening at their attrac five home on Roberts Creek Road A delicious turkey dinner was serv-j cu al O..MJ lu nil. ami mis. duuii Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Srhosso. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Chenowelh, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux. members. and the following guesis; Mr. ana airs. i.eo nparKs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ihiele, air. ana Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey. Mrs. Mabel Allen and Mrs. Maggie Francis. !ringertip veil of illusion fell from Carris were enjoyed following the!, crown of pearls and sequins. She j dinner hour with high scores being received by Herman Schosso and; while Bible, a gift from her par- d Ter?sa Crij, pass(,rt lhe l" " Vs'les and Two The wedding party was dress Wanda Schosso. Ed Thiele receiv- en s when she tecame queen of ' ., ake and 0rBHha Kulan, Imn U s Tli elma hslcs and wo jn hibi1 tyc. ed second high for men and Hutu Manning second high for ladies, i Mahel Allen and Eloise Lamor - eaux each received a sweep prize, Gift Exchange Enjoyed AtC.;.nu:nri,kUo The Glendale Friendship Club met Tuesdav evening at lhe home! of Mrs. Joe Fachet. Birthdays and anniversaries which occurred during April. Mav and June were celebrated wilh a gift exchange. Plana Mrt maitp fnr I hp Ju v 20 visit of the State Rebekah Pres-1 ident. Mrs. Cleona Applegate of Central Point. Members decided to again soon- sor the annual Odd Fellows and Rebekah picnic lo be held in the, Grants Pass Citv Park on the first Sunday of August. The next meeting will be a pot- luck supper meeting to be held in Ihe Glendale City Park, with hus- bands of the members invited as guests. After the meeting, games were Dlaved with Mrs. Oscar Davidson named the winner. Mrs. Fred Wright and Mrs, Maurice Reasoner served freshmenls to the 12 present. embers Pink And Blue Shower Given For Mrs. Berry A pink and blue shower was giv- day. Balloons ami colored stream en at the Elkton Lodge Hall Fri- ers were used to decorate the dav for Katherine Berry. The fol- room. lowing guests were present: Mrs. i Delicious refreshments were Kenneth Brooks. Mrs. Wilbur Gar-; served to the following guests: rison. Mrs. John McNeil. Mrs. Don Brenda Lea Fisher, guest of hon Harbaugh. Mrs Jame Davis, or; Deena and Connie Croy. Vickie Mrs. Ijwrence Rigor and Ihe hosl-; Peters. l.ori Dwight. Carol and Di eses Mrs. Boyd Garrison and Car- ane Lockwood. Cheryl Centers, Pal ol Beck. Several games were en- sy Cook. Linda Sctgle. Betty Hall, joved followed by the guest of hon- Bunny St Clair, Marilyn James, or opening her gifts. Refresh- Mrs. Ed Dwight, Mrs. Bill Centers ments were served by the hostess, and Mrs. Douglas Croy. Newlyweds A VERY BEAUTIFUL WEDDING took ploce June 17, when lovely Janet Weikum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weikum, became the bride of David Hugh Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Willis, all of Roseburg. Following a honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Willis are now residing on Klamath Avenue in Roseburg. (Picture by Wilson Studio) Will is-Weikum Wedding Takes Place June 17th Lavender and while was the col or plan of the wedding of Miss Janet Weikum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weikum, and David Hugh Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Willis, all of Roseburg. The scene of the wedding was the, Green Communily Church, which I was orettilv decorated for the nr. casion with large floor baskets of i lavender rhododendron. The new ' arkers were large bows of while satin with color accents of lav ender orchids. The service was held on Saturday evening. June 17, at eight o'clock, with about two hundred and fifty relatives and friends present for the occasion. The Rev. Mr. Leonard Flolh. Paslur ' cnurcn, read the im nresslvp rlnnh a i-in oar,,,. pressive double ring ceremony by candlelight before an altar flanked with tall candelahra and large floor haskcts of white and orchid fringed gladioli arranged in green ery. ...... Mrs. Al Cummings, church or ganist, played as the guests as sembled, with Miss Wendy Hunt of Winston joining her at times with flute arias. Mrs. Cummings also played the traditional wedding mu sic for the processional and re cessional. Soloist was Miss Penny Ostrand- er who sang choruses of "Al ways and "Because of You dur ing the assembling of the guests. Just before the ceremony she sang "Wedding Prayer" by Dunlap and while the couple knelt before the attar the "Lords rrayer was j' ,,.....''. r r rcnoerea. one was accompanieo al bv her sister, Peggy The bride, who approached the altar on the arm of her father. was gjven n marriage by both her parents. She was beautiful in princess stvle dress of white taffeta with chapel train. The bod- ice featured lavh trim of Aleneon , ... , . j in ortiiiu awirei pens huh iiaum i bice and the neckline was accen edlmajdenhair ern Ta, decorated by the portrait collar. With the eandles in crvsta holders were; uuee - quanei leiiKMi aietries sue wnre damtv aoe mitts, Back in l.TDGt uraa arlHiiH hv Hip hiiop Inf. if.,, hnw helnw lhe hinline Herithe hr.lde' ?.n1 Jlrs' Vnarles u,r"lEric Slenselh, Mrs. Edward Kelso, carried a satin and lace covered job s Daughters newel w of win- slon-Dillard. Cpon it had been 1 ranged a single white orchid in a j spray of stephanolis wilh satin 'ribbon. For her "something old" jshe wore a string of pearls which ihad been a gift lo her mother I from her parents on her sixteenth birthday, Miss Kathi Madson was maid ' of honor. Sharon Neavnll. Judy Mi - ner. Barbara Willis, sister of the bridegroom, and Trudy Woos'er. ! cousin of the bride, were brides- m a ids All wore identical dresses of lavender chiffon over taffeta, j wali that dav as a gift by Miss . designed wilh tight bodice, cum-, (;jnger Harris, w ho had returned : merbund. square neckline and bouf-1 from vacationing there. After the fant skirt. The cap sleeves were wedding trip down Ihe coast to covered with flowers. Their hats'cj,, KrancjSCo, the young couple were lavender flowered circlets totis now al home al Klamath : which were fastened short circu- lar face veils. Their jewelry was a glft of the bride. They carried lace-covered fans upon which had been arranged a spray of white gladioli centered with a lavendor ! orchid and streamers of while sat - m ribbon. Little Janet Brint, nice of the Mrs. Fisher Entertains : At Party For Daughter j Mrs. Ernest usher enienainea at her home on Lockwood Road in iTenmile to honor her daughter, Brenda Lea. on her ninth birth- bridegroom, was flower girl. Shs j wore a bouffant lavender ligured nylon dress, flower hat, anil car-1 ried flowers in a tiny white basket. Marvin Husen carried the rings on white satin and lace covered pillow with trim of ribbon and y 01 ln "lle- i Creek, was installed as Honored j Miss Elizabeth Lewis and M's:Quccn of Bethel 18 Job's Daugh- u V . " : cal dresses of orchid brocade fash toned in a sheath natfnen Thai,. wnsllels were 01 ne carnations. Leslie Green was best man lor he bridegroom. Mike Wooster, cousin of the bride. Leland Weaver cousin of the bridegroom, Iiuis Vance and Dave Wylie acted as ushers. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Weikum chose an afternoon dress of blue lace with three-quarter length sleeves. She wore while ac cessories and a pink cymbidium orchid corsage. Mrs. Willis wore a two-piece dressy blinf print with while accessories and a, while or chid corsage. Immediately after the ceremony lhe bride's parents were host and hostess at a reception on the lawn of the parsonage. Music for the al fair was handled by John Brint, and the lighting effects were ar- ranged by Lcs F'orney. The bride's ! table was covered with a satin cloth with lull overskirt of net, and was centered by the beautiful four-tiered wedding cake, which had been made and decorated by Mrs. Dow Keasey. The cake was all in white and silver, with tne Inn aver arranppri on rhprilhl.n nprfpstal. and tnnnprl wilh lhe tra. " b''" '" ""' ' mo.es iiu mi; ui niciwas sponsorea ny ner aaugmer,, , : ; ' valley. The extended bottom layer Mrs. Bob , Lucille) Blue of Port- deluded were two from Jackson featured a tiny heart box with 1 i,i H nerthA Wilson vllle- twelve from Grants Pass, and lid ajar to show two gold wedding rings inside. The whole was adorn - I n.1 ...Ilk pneae an1 tint u-nrlilinJ1 rtr""1.: u". ""' 'Z "- ': "" " " ri '"X eat hod ! "d.f.Si,.t, ! placed on either side. . . .. ... '. Mrs. waller woosler. aunt s"vneaR ri isler of the bride-' Mr? Geore. EdM- Hn,D'a' !m miired Dunch and Mrs.WnghL and lw? f""'!?, ! , s. , , rf p .,a nnlv an, Donnll wii, as. sTed about the grounds. - Miss Bernadette St. Onge kept j the guest book and the Misses Judy Aispaugn, juuj nui.iima olyn Jacoby had charge of ihe For going away the bride wore a lavender sheath oress wun iare i collar, which had been made by. j her mother. Her accessories were I ; uhite and she chose to wear the orchid from her wedding bouquet, She carried a golden orchid lei, ...i.;u i. ka.n hrnucht from Ha "v- . Rnsphnrs jhe new Mrs. Willis was gradu- ated from Roseburg High School this spring and was very active in , school activities. She takes an in icrested part in Job's Daughters 1 ,(a,rs and affairs, and has been an active nanirinant in 4 H activities. ftiie i, oresentlv emplovcd as a sales clerk at Newberry s in tnis euv. The bridegroom was graduated from Douglas High School in 19.x.' where he was especially active in i mnsira activities, lie IS ClUUiUJ evi in the plywood industry. Out-of-town guesis cumin i . Roseburg for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wooster. Tru- dv and Kerry of LaCenter, Wash.; Mrs Arthur Michels. Mrs. Edward Wolfe and Mrs. George I.ingelback of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Iwis Weikum and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kirk of Milwaukie; Mrs. William Weikum, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weik urn. Mr. and Mrs. James Gage, and Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn Closncr of Oregon City: Mr. and Mrs Mike Wooster and Kevin of Sweet Home, and Miss Judy Miner of The Dalles. New Officers Installed In Canyonville Ceremony Carlotta Wiesman of Grants Pass. I the srouo adjourned to the riinine past grand matron of Oregon, of-1 ficialed as installing officer when Mrs. Wade Worlhinglon was in-: stalled worlhv matron of Oregon Chapter No. 57, OES, and Wade Worthinglon, worthy Patron, at ! formal ceremonies in the Masonic Temple, Canyonville, Saturday evening. W. Frank Brown officiated as installing patron; Mrs. Ralph Wea ver, marshal; Mrs. Brown, chap lain: Mrs. Lawrence Michaels, or ganist, and Mrs. Leo Davidson, secretary. Following the accepted ritual tor installations, outgoing worthy ma- liam Belcher was in charge of the trom, Mrs. Ray Wright, and wor- j guest book, a gift of the 11-GU' thy patron. Ray Wright, called the officers. meeting to order and officiated i Besides the Worthingtons. offic over the placement of the Bible ers installed included Mrs. William and flag and turned the meeting ; over to the installing olliccrs. Iiam Belcher, associate patron; Following the installation of Mrs. i Mrs. Ira Poole, secretary; Mis Worlhinglon, Howard Haymes Milton Cooper treasurer; Mrs. Ma sang "The Lord's Prayer" accom'lin Moore, conductress; Mrs. Jo panied by Mrs. Robert Shaffer. He seph Anderson, associate eondui I sang "Whither Thou Goest" follow- ress; Mrs. William Moore, chap ing the installation of Mr. Worth ! lain; Mrs. Ray Wright, marshal: ington. ! Mrs. Guv MeUee. organist; Mrs. A light touch lo the program ! Jeanette Jenks. Adah; Mis. Rich- was provided by me souin uoug- as Asseniuiy as iiiemueis oanccu an intriguing "potato head" dance, costumed accordingly. Following introductions of fam ily and guests and remarks by ail concerned, gifts were presented to the new worthy matron including a gavel made by James Bush, a Days Creek teacher. Mr. Worth inglon and Bush had conspired t.i fashion the gavel of hickory sent to the ranch in 1910 from the Mid west as a surprise to Mrs. Worth inglon. It included a suitably in scribed gold band. Another surprise was a gift sent from Mrs. Worthinglon's sisters and brother to be presented by Mrs. Ray Wright At the close of the installation, I rinrnfKv Sfr nk P; LyJI uu 'Y -'lu!sc-: c Hrinnrfirl Ol ippn 15 ' ,u' lul cu V1-"' 1 Dorothy Stokes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stokes Jr.. Myrtle ters Myrtle CrecK, trioay evening i in tne tuu nail: Installing nffirer were lamarai . .. I siamcv. senior cusioaian ivaren i White, junior custodian: DeLaine Franklin, recorder; Mrs. Karliir, rccji v... .! -. r..i Trask, guide; Susan Black, mar-1 shall; Neva Milsap, flag bearer: I Mrs. Robert Kelly, musician, and Myra Kelly, who read the tribute to the flag. The book of silver ceremony was read by Mrs. Jack Doud after it had been earned in by Barnara ana Mrs. Morris Huwker and Mrs. r.ail Diane Davidson. .Cone Jr., ways and means, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Felkel of Roseburg : Dan Dimick,, Mrs. Robert Kent, sang "The Lord's Prayer" a n d Mrs. . Mclvin Kennedy and . Mrs. "Shepherd," accompanied by Mrs. Harold Jokela; historian, Mrs. Bert Maurice Slamey at the piano. . Griffin, and publicity, Mrs.' Rob Miss Slockes' theme is "I shall i ert Kent and Wri- Frank relkcl' wear the crown of rejoincing." I Also present were guests. Mrs. After the installation a reception and dance was held in lhe Elks hall, which was decorated in the queen's colors of pink and white. Mrs. Cody Long Birthday Honoree Mrs. Cody ; JZg to'XX surprised Yoncalla Monday when group of u .:..j. ..i." i i- .;i j oraie ner oinnaay. me surprise I visiting was enjoyed during tne 1 .c. .j in ii,., . , .... . .. , many lovciy pinnnay gins a arge ' f"ke aim,u ly oratea wun a , '. bou1uel o yellow. ".' the frosting, was served with ice cream and coffee to the follow ing: Mrs. Bob Blue. Janet Blue ,!and Terry Jo Ling all of Portland; O'lMrc n Milfnn nf flat-lanil- Mrt , ", " ',,'';" ""k" .." o. -.' r; "ci. ' ? ' nZS"" j, Kar, Hua,me, and Mr. Tyr'. ir(, wjsc j No-Host Dinner l I t 1 I , Meld Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Fullerton en- tertained the Wednesday evening 'bridge club members and their husbands at a delightful no-host dinner party on the patio of their beautiful home Wednesday night. Covers were placed for Mrs. George Sothman. a guest, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mr. and .Mrs. Adrian Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mntschenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Berrie and Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton. llitih inr. fnr Ilia ai.nina'i rnn. h . . . . .... .L.i n 1 aoinman wun Airs, nrrne. ccunu, and Mrs. Turner winning the trav eling prize. p. I , 1 I UUpilCaie k-IUD ; a ; r j. - j I VV inneib rcpUnEQ : Tuesday winners at the Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club play at the I'mpqua Hotel for North S o u t h players were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGregor and Mrs. W. E. Hernotl and Mrs. Ray Carrico. who lied lor first , and lying for third were Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs. S. G. Palmer and Miss Gertrude Rast and Mrs. Lyle Bodenner. East-West winners were Mrs. G. , W. Marshall and Mrs. I.. K. Mc- ( lintock. first; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bevans. second, and W. E. Her- nott and L. E. McClintock, third. room for light refreshments served by Mrs. Ermel Uriggs and Mrs. Losun Winn assisted by the chap ter's courtesy girls. Centerpiece of the refreshment table was a rep lica of the Eastern Star in ip propriatcly colored artificial flu, ers with a miniature altar tupped with a tiny Bible designed and made by the hostesses. Decorations in the chapter hall followed the theme and color nf the star point Ruth. -Mrs. l.ois DeWald desmned decorations to point up Ruth's color, yellow, and lhe sheaves of barley. Mrs. Wil Belcher, associate matron: Wit-1 arci Prairie. Ruth; Mrs. Craig Heath. Esther: Mrs. Charles Pru den. Electa: Mrs. It. E. Cassid warder, and Malin Moore, senlin'-l i Courtesy officers include Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Brigus.! Mrs. Michaels, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. B'o,vn. XiTau Chapter Has Final Meet The final meeting of Xi Tau Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. was pre ceded by a potluck at the lovely home of Mrs. Dan Dimick. Cohosi esses were Mrs. Harold Jokela. Mrs. Robert Kent and Mrs. Paul Hull. Small bouquets of red roses centered the tables. Following the lovely dinner. Mrs. Laurence Peterson introduced Itus- sell Hanson or Par-ific Teii.nhi.nn i N.W. who showed slides an nar-! place Saturday, June 10, in the i gloom's mother wore a pink beige rated the film strip "Seeing Habits First I nited Presbyterian Church t&tM and liu'e K,,W,V l0,h lno,h for Kvnert DriviiiB." in i,ii,, v.h -h.n ia,,;ws 0le eoisagcs fasliioncd of During the business mectina it was decided lo give a small gift lo lhe girls of Mrs. Kent's Camp Fire : group which lhe chapter sponsors. IMrs. George Strand, president, i r.... . illlllUUIIVCU CUIII III UICCS IIC.M ,.-,. n, program. Mrs. Fl .ank Velkel. Mrs. Paul H u 1 1. flrilfin- pnurlti sv lr Kami, I .In. 1,,!. an.i Mrs j s Hoonan. lele-iting phone. Mrs. Larry Peterson. Mrs. Eal.i Cone and Ml., Slrall(1: , sot.iaIi Jhs Klls5 Carev. Mrs. L. L.I im,,! - , Mrs. William Pritchett, and: Mrs. Joe Barnes: service. Mrs. C. I p. Yundt Jr., Mrs. Neil Kaser Sr., L,ee i.acey. nirs. n. a. aonnson, Mrs. Jim Finlay, honorary mem ber; Mrs. J. R. Wharlon, Mrs. j with cherry blossoms and pink and Mavnard Christensen and new i fuchsia colored gladioli. The biid members, Mrs. Robert Schmidt, ! al aisle was enhanced with ivy, Mrs. Grady Mankins. Mrs. James lanterns and pink and fuchsia rib Gregory and Mrs. Del Mobley. j boils. . Mock Wedding Is Lodge Highlight The Glendale Rebekah Lod "hrlH il Frienrlshin Niehl at lhe --- , :," 'wo from canyonville Grants Pass guests f One of the guests gave a read- !inH and one of those from Canyon T ville gave a comedy recitation, "The New Garbage Pail." The Glendale lodge put on a mock wedding. Included in lhe wed ding party were Mrs Sid Perry, Mrs. Andy Owens, Mrs George Mill, Mrs. C. E. Young. Miss Georgia Mill. Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mrs. Pat Mize. Mrs. Jack Snelling. Mrs. Don Thomas. Mrs. Life Ed son, Mrs. Jim Mize. Mrs. Walt ! McAllister and Mrs. Harold Staple I Alter the meeting. Mrs. Harrison Smith. Mrs. Bob Stevens. Mrs. Ray Buchanan, and Mrs. Lloyd Vaughn served refreshments. The tables were decorated in a wishing well theme. Wishing wells were used as centerpieces for three serving tables. With A... nrrrr IMS now roof, or any othtr homo improvement, our Homo Improve ment Loon will finance the job. No waiting, no down payment up to five yean to pay on monthly payment!. Estimate! of cost gladly mode. See ui. Building Supplies Irrigation Berkeley Pumpi Plumbing Department GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Odell & Casper Srs. Flegel Bldg. OR 2-2636 One Block Off Diamond Lake Blvd. Wed In Washington fit V,.v . r,j u'j LT. AND MRS. DAVID KINKADE are pictured above fol lowing their marriaga June 10 at the First United Presby terian Church in Puyallup, Wash. The bride, JoAnne Mildred Greene, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene of Seattle and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kinkade of Riddle. Lt. Kinkade Takes Seattle Girl As Bride On June 10 A wcouing oi local interest tooK Mildred Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene of Scat - He. Wash., became the bride of Li. uavici Kaipn MiiKade. son ot David son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kinkade of Riddle. Officiating clergymen were the Rev. Arthur Kirk and the Rev 1 Uo'd D- Roli. ; Special instrumental and v o c a 1 i ill ll sic added to the beautiful Set- for the. ceremony. Keith Fend- ! or. organist, accompanied soloists. i Mis. Sam Peach and Don Moy nan, and the Puyallup Valley Teachers Chorus. Mrs. Peach snug, "Icli l.iebe Dich and was soloist with the chorus in, "Wlienlwas graduated cum laude Irani Thou Art Near." Don Movnan i Whitworlh College where she was sanu "The Weilrlins Pi aver " and the chorus sang "O Pertcct l)ve." Keith Fender and Miss Nancy Thompson, harpist, blended'. orT gan and harp music in selections played before the ceremony. Robert Green escorted his daugh ter to the altar which was light ed by glow lanterns and decorated lhe bride wore a gown of while lulled sheer over mint green taf feta, styled with a fitted bodice, short sleeves and a bouffant skirt. The fingor-lcngth lullc veil was held in place by a crown of or ange blossoms. A necklace and earrings in mint green wilh pearls completed her ensemble. She car ried a bride's bouquet of pink orchids. Mrs. Arthur Moore was matron of honor, wearing a gown of dark mint green iridescent taffeta with matching headdress, and carrying a bouquet of glamellins in pink and fuchsia. In similar attire were ' bridesmaids Mis'-. Dorothy Maloof, iiuue nuncn anu miss vttiu acniiciiug, iay .cicr, mcce oi the bride, was flower girl. Jack Zicger. nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Kenneth Stickney was best man for his cousin. Ushers were Ed ward Zeiger, brother-in-law of the bride; Wayne Ketchcrsid, nephew nf the bride; Orin and Howard Page, nephews of Ihe bridegroom; and Charles Drinkwater. Linda Ketchcrsid, niece of the bride, wore a yellow organdy gown to light the large wedding candle on the altar. i The bride's mother wore a beige Whtther you naiJ a nw kit chen, onolhtr bolhroom, a fintihcd attic, patio, a qoraqe, Thur., July 6, 161 The . t. MB ! organdy and lace gown; llic brule- pink roses. !. wedding reception was held; !" hp church social hall. Presid- '"R al refreshment table were "'s "'"'V ""- eic Airs, rant Becckick and Mrs. Wayne Kitchersid, sisters of t h e bride. For the wedding trip lo their new home in Oakland, Calif., where Lt. Kinkade is stationed with the U.S. army, the bride wore a white suit, with portrait collar, green accessories and a corsage of pink cymbidium orchids. The bride, a teacher in the Puy allup grade school the past year, stale president of the Student i Washington Education Association , and listed in "Who's Who in Ainer jican Colleges and .Universities." The bridegroom, was. graduated,, j from the University of Oregon, where he. was president of his fraternity, Tan Kappa Epsilon. mmmsMm DOWNTOWN STORE CLOSES Permanently, 5:30 PM, Saturday JULY 22nd FOR TREMENDOUS SAVINGS SHOP WARDS RELOCATION SALE THROUGH JULY 22nd CATALOGUE DEPT. and CREDIT DEPT. WILL REMAIN OPEN At The Downtown Location Through Sat., July 29th Catalogue orders and credit payments accepted at downtown location through Sat., July 29th FOR EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICE CALL OR 3-5553 TIRE DEPT. OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL AT PRE SENT TIRE SERVICE LOCATION, WARDS WAREHOUSE, 337 N. E. ATLANTA, THRU WED., AUG. 2 For Information call OR 3-5553 Hews - Review, Roseburg, Ore. Buffet Supper Lovely Affair At breen Home Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weikum and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Husen were hosts and hostesses for a lovely buffet supper held on lhe Husen patio and lawn on Castle Street. Guests were relatives and close friends who had attended the Wil-lis-Weikiini wedding and reception i immediately preceding the affair. The pleasant hour was spent in visiting and becoming acquainted i alter which the hostesses served i delirious refreshments. Thev were ! assisted by Mrs. George McDowell and Mrs. Travis Richardson. I Among those attending were Mrs. i Arthur Michel, Mrs. Edward Wolfe, .Mrs. George l.ingelliark. Mrs. William Weikum. .Mr. and Mrs. . James Gage. Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn 1 losner. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wei kum. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kirk, i Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Weikum, .Mr. , and Mrs. Walter Woosler, Mr. and I Mrs. .Mike Wooster. and son. Kevin: iruoy nooster, Judy .Miner, Kerry wooster, all from out of towii. Local guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tom King. Mr. and .Mrs. Travis Richardson and son, Jimmy; Air. and Mrs. Dow Keascy and child ren, Ricky and Andrea; Mr. and Mrs. Dean li annua so and sons, David and Dexter; Mr. and Mis. George McDowell and Edward; Mr. and Mrs. David Willis. Sharon Nea voll, Kathi Madson, Leslie Green. Dave Wylie. Louis Vance. Lcland Weaver, Keith Weikum, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Amundson, Mr. and Mrs. William Ezard and son. Glen; Jack Ilausotter and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Husen and sons, Rollie and Marvin, and .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weikum. Now At Home In Canyonville In an evening ceremony Satur day at the home of her parents. Sandra Lee Christenscn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Chrislensen. Surprise Valley, became the bride of Theodore Franklin Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Roberts of Myrtle Creek, with Elder Mar- shall A. Yarbrough. Church of Jc- SUs Christ LDS, SUs jurist LU!, otticiating The bride, wearing a white nv- lon lace over satin sheath and car rying an orchid on a Bible, was given away by her father. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young of Canyonville witnessed the ceremony which took place before a background of Ko rean Mums and Dorothy Perkins roses in huge baskets. Relatives and close friends were invited lo the ceremony which was followed immediately by a recep- lion during which wctluing cake and I punch were served by Mrs. Lowell i Lore and Mrs. Mona Schoficld. Following a short wedding trip, Mr, and Mrs, Roberts will be nt home to their friends in Canyon. ville.: Both are recent graduates of Myrtle Creek High School. The ' bridegroom Is employed at Myrtle ' Creek Plywood.