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Planning Meeting Helc Married 1W! 8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tue., Oct. 3, 1961 '. J il I'. . Wedding Takes Place Sept. 2 MR. AND MRS. PHILLIP ANTONE ore pictured obove of the reception following their morrioge Sept. 2. The bride, Janice Morie Coffmon, is the daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Roscoe Porr. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Antone, all of Roseburg. Lookingglass Grange Holds Card Party Friday Evening Lookingglass Grange held iti first card party of the season at the Grange hall Friday evening. Winneri were Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Eckley and low were Mri. Ed Moon and Bob Scott. The traveling prize waa won by Bill Petheram. Hostesses (or the party were Mrs. Tom Findlay and Mrs. Jean Scott. The next pinochle party will be held at the Grange hall the eve ning of Oct. 13, with Mra. Cliff Boling and Mra. Neal Meyer serv ing aa hostesses. Enjoying the party were: Mr. end Mrs. We Keever, Mr. and Mra. Paul Hansen, Mr. and Mra. Ed Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dy- sert, Mr. and Mrs. (.anion nerr, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Manning, Mr and Mrs. Glen Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Troielle, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Meredith. Paula and Sheila: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maresch, Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Eckley, Mr. and Mrs. William Whit - and son; J. U. Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Mey er, Lanny Boling, Earl Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Maskill, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Petheram, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Black, Ivan Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Findlay and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, Jeff and Itory. TV ,wi-v A very pretty wedding was held on Saturday, Sept. 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Parr of 4497 W. Carries Road, when their daughter. Janice Marie Coffman, became the bride of Phillip James Antone, sun o.' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Antone of 4432 SW Carnea Road, Rokeburg. The Rev. James Smith of the Firt Christian Church of Rose burg read the impressive cere mony before the fireplace of the Parr home, which had been beauti fully decorated with fall flowers flanked with silver candelabra holding white candles. White bells and blue satin ribbons added to the beauty of the arrangement. Thirty one relatives and close friends of the couple gathered to witness the one o'clock ceremony. Stereophonic mush played softly accented the solemnity of the oc casion. 'the bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was love ly in a gowr which she had made herself. It was of white satin fash ioned in afternoon length with over skirt of Chantilly lace. Her shoulder-length veil of illusion fell from I a satin headpiece and she carried an arrangement of white carna tions centered on a white Bible. I Mrs. Ronald Coffman of Suther- hn, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. Her dress was a brown satin sheath with nylon sheer overskirt with which she wore matching satin slippers and hat. Her corsage was of pink car nations. Milo Coffman was best man for the bridegroom, and Donald V. Harris, uncle of the bride, served aa usher. For her daughter'! wedding the bride a mother chose a lovely full BOBBY BENSON, above, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ben son, celebrated his second birthday Sept. 21 ot a party at the home of his parents. Present were Mrs. Erma Johnson, Mrs. Julius Benson, Janice and Helen Benson, Debbie Thrasher. Jim McCarthy and the guest of honor's older brother, Bruce. Gifts were presented to Bobby. Birthday cake and ice cream were served by Mrs. Benson. skirted beige dress with matching jacket and accessories. Mrs. An tone wore a melon-colored dress with beige accessories. Immediately following the cere-! mony Mr. and Mrs. Parr were host and hostess for a reception. The bride's table was beautiful with its lace cloth and centerpiece of white and fuchsia gladioli flank ed with crystal candlesticks hold ing pale blue candles. I he square three-tiered wedding cake had been baked and decorated by Mra. Russ Parr. It had a trimming of pale blue and featured a top piece of white and blue bells. Mrs. Vernon Hardin and Mrs. Orie Harris, rela tives of the bride, served the cake and coffee. Miss Betty Roberts took charge of the guest book and also assisted Mrs. Donald Harris with the displaying of the many beautiful wedding gifts. Mrs. Helen , Thompson, close friend of the fam-i ily, assisted Mrs. farr wun uie decorations. For going away the bride wore a suit of bright blue which she had made and with which she wore white accessories. After a short honeymoon trip to Portland and the Oregon Beaches the young peo ple are at home in the Koninagcn Apartments in Roseburg. Both voting Deorle were graduat ed from Roseburg High School, and after serving four years with the V. S. Navy, the bridegroom is now employed by Pacific Power and Lieht Co. in Roseburg. Out-of-town guests coming to Roseburg for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Orie Harris, Mrs. Vernon Hardin and daughter, Diane, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cone, all of Port and: and Mr. and Mrs Eldon Wcrber and son, Robert, of Coos Bay. pv If,'! ..firm w , ' m w --a t" 1T.! -am w -lkaV ff". ar ! A-! sc...- Hz ,Z,. S i IV.W '. XI ' fr -um a i At . .f si M -- T , 'United Nations' Is Theme Of Beta Pi Chapter Party A social meeting of Beta Pi Chap ter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Smith. Members of the so cial committee were hostesses for the evening. Theme of the party waa "United Nations." Upon arriving, guests were greet ed at the door by two of the mem bers dressed in Japanese costume who presented each guest with a pair of slippers to be worn through out the evening. Following a short meeting, games were played in keeping with the party theme and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Don Ferguson, Mrs. Paul Schulze, Mrs. Leslie Heaton and Mrs. Clifford Peterson. Seven individual tables were set in the playroom. Each table rep resented country and was set with china, accessories and favors appropriate to that country. Guests werved themselves from a buffet table centered with a group of flags of the United Na tions. Refreshments consisted of pastry, breads, cakes and cookies. of the various countries, Brazilian coffee and tea. Special guests present for the evening were the Mesdames Rob ert Sharp, Kenneth WoKcr, Jack Smith, S. Hunter Early, Sam Henry and Mra. Jamea Archer. Members present were the Mes dames Robert Stearns, James Runge, Betty Adams, Harry Smith. Leslie Heaton, Paul Schulze, Doris Nceley, Clifford Peterson, Milo Bul lock, Daniel Gillon, Joanne Eick hoff, Don Ferguson and Lylc Stuwe. Sutherlin Garden Club Has Interesting Meet Thursday Carol Suver Becomes Bride In Double Ring Ceremony The Green Community Church waa the scene of a very pretty wedding Saturday, Sept. 23, at 7:30 p.m. when Miss Carol Jean Suver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Su ver of 2299 SW Castle Avenue be came the bride of Phillip U Riche son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Richeson of 1418 SE Micelli St., Roseburg. The Rev. Leonard Flnth, pastor of the church, read the double ring ceremony in the presence of about 50 relatives and close friends of the young couple. The altar was flanked with floor baskets of white and orchid stock in greenery. Ar rangementa of fall flowers were placed about the room. Mra. Carl Weikum played appropriate music before the ceremony and also the traditional wedding marches. The bride, who was given In mar riage by her father, waa ra Junt in her white brocade sheath dress, with which she wore a white hat with small veil. She carried a nose gay of white carnations. Miss Dennice Myers was maid of honor, and wore a lavendar flow ered dress. Ernest Force ot Eu gene waa best man for Uie bride groom and Bud Smith did the ushering. After the ceremony the bride's parents were host and hostess for a reception in the social hall of the church. The bride's table was covered with a white linen cloth and centered with the lovely tiered wedding cake in white and pink with a top-ornament of a minia ture bride and bridegroom, in a white circlet. Miss Dennice Mer served the rake, and Miss Ruth Mathews poured punch. Both Mr. and Mrs. Richeson are graduatea of Roseburg High School, and the bridegroom Is pres ently serving with the U. S. Navy and stationed in San Diego, where the young couple will be at home after Oct, 2. Among guests coming for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. George Mirks, brother in law and sister of the bridegroom, of Enrinilas, Calif Doris Vosburg Honored Doris Vosburg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Vosburg of Aral ea, celebrated her 15th birthday Sunday at a birthday supper held her home. Guests, besides members of the family, included Mr. and Mrs. Ear nest Prmberton of Azalea and their granddaughter, Sheila West of Roseburg. Sutherlin Garden Club goi off to I a good start Thursday when it held its first meeting of the fall season in the community building. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. J. D. Bailey, president. Miss Mary S. Haxmeier of Du buque, Iowa, a sister of Mrs. Bail ey, was a guest, rifteen members were present. The new vice president. Mrs. R. R. League, and Mrs. Harold Hatch er, director for one year, were in stalled by the past president, Mrs. H. V. Church. Both received pret ty corsages made by Mrs. H. K. llalvorsen. Mrs. L. W. Armstrong and Mrs. Margaret Champie gave interesting talks on conservation and horticul ture. A clever song, composed by Mrs. League and sung to the tune of "Around the World," was tried out by the members. The coming Christmas show to be given in conjunction with the Oakland Garden Club, was discuss ed and committees were appointed. Shadow boxes were decorated by Mrs. H. R. Geider. Mrs. D. B. Kesner, Mrs. J. M. Francis, Mrs. Hatcher and Mrs. Armstrong. At the close of the meeting, delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Church, from a beautifully appointed tea table. Those present were Mrs. L. W. Armstrong, Mrs. J. D. Bailey. Mrs. D. W. Beck, Mrs. Margaret Champie, Mrs. H. V. Church, Mrs. J. M. Francis. Mrs. H. R. Geider, Mrs. Harold Hatcher. Mrs. H. K. llalvorsen, Mrs. D. B Kesner, Mrs. R. R. League, Mrs. F. W. McCorri, Mrs. C. W. Sikstrom, Mrs. W. M. Thompson and Mrs. 0. L. Torrey. " '-'' "lBMMaaBaBBBlMM is uM CHAIRMEN AND REPRESENTATIVES of the several neighborhood guilds of the Women of St. George's Episcopal Church were entertained by Mrs. Glenn Gibbons at her beautiful home at 551 SE Terrace, at which time the auxiliary guilds were organized. Mrs. J. W. Wilder re ported on St. Cecelia's Guild in Laurelwood; Mrs. Williams H. Cooke outlined a plan for study for St. Anne's; Mrs. Harry Jacoby, co-chairman with Mrs. R. H. O'Neil for the Christmas bazaar, listed the many projects already under way for the annual Yuletide event. Pictured above seated: Mrs. Jack Davis, Mrs. Harry Jacoby, Mrs. Glenn Gibbons, Mrs J. W. Wilder Mrs. John Haskins. Standing: Mrs. William H. Cooke, Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mrs. L. W. Riley and Mrs. Elton V. Jackson. Mrs. Gibbons served lovely refreshments at the tea hour. Two chairmen unable to be present were Mrs. William T. Brinkley and Mrs. Deming Bronson. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography). Ceremony Takes Place On Sunday In an appropriate autumn set-1 Following introductions. Miss ting, Andrea Gill, daughter of Mr.jCrowder played a piano arrange and Mrs. D. W. Gill of Canyonville, I ment of "Autumn Leaves" by Rog in.iti Hb .Hvinr of er Williams. Miss Hoverson then South Douglas Assembly 77, Rain bow for Girls, at formal ceremon ies Sunday afternoon in the Can yonville Masonic temple. Mrs. Ray Wright, past worthy presented Miss Gill with the Mar garet McGee traveling worthy ad visor s pin, and Miss Gill in turn presented Miss Hoverson with the past worthy advisor's pin. Mr. Gill presented his daughter with a new Rainhniv pmvin In ha ntml Ku Un- matron of Oregon Chapter Oregon and succeeding advisers for in Eastern Star, and a member of jstallations and special occasions. Recent Bride Complimented At Party Held At Gun Club WATER Sz HEATERS CAL WESTINGHOUSE 10 yr. Warnnty Reg. $109.95 721 11. 0.k 0 J-J521 Mrs. Bud Sanders, nee Judy Moody, a bride of early fall, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given at the Yoncalla Rod and Gun Club Friday eveing. Mrs. Warren Sherley and Miss Bonnie Sherley were hostesses. Games were played and prizes won by Opal Powell and Mrs. Har old Bourock. Decorations carried out the bride's favorite color of. lavender, with small lavender urn brellas and matching candles. The! large wedding cake, made and' decorated by Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Kirkelie, waa artistically dec orated with tiny lavender violets. Among those present were Mrs Yoncalla WSCS Luncheon Is Event Of Thursday Mrs. rul Allen and Mrs. Terryl Wise wefv hostesses at a luncheon for the WSCS of the Yoncalla Methodist Church Thursday noon. Following the luncheon a meeting was held. The society voted lo give $S to the Methodist Home. A week of prayer and self denial was an nounced. Mrs. Hcrschel Phillips was elect ed vice president ot the society: Mrs. Kenneth Mulkeu. secretary of student work; Mrs. Clifford Em ery, secretary of church activities, and Mrs. W. R. Cabiness, mem bership. Jan Meier. Opal Powell of Eugene, Alta Wallace and Phyllis Wallace of Vcneta. Retta Pickerson of Ward Cove. Alaska: Marrella San ders. Marian Bowman, Hah Talm er, Jeanette Boucock. Lola Rodg ers, Sylvia Meier. Marjorie Doild. Mrs. Verne Prnebstol. Mrs. Aar rain Wamsley, Bea Conawav. Bet ty Booth. Lola Fullbnght. Porotha l.oyd. Jean Conaway. Louise Sni der. Mary Faffell. Bid Sanders. Mildred Moody. Mrs. Otheo Sand- ers, Claudia Bowman of Yonr.illa. Connie Moody of Eugene and the honoree Mrs. Bud Sanders. ESTARL committee, served as in stalling officer, with Mrs. Howard Chiavaras, associate matron of Glendale chapter, as marshal; Mrs. Wade Worthington, worthy matron of Oregon chapter, chap lain; Mrs. Joe Anderson, recorder, and Susan Crowder of Eugene, or ganist. Ginger Clifton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clifton of Can yonville was installed associate ad visor; Judy Ellefson. Days Creek, charity; Nina Johnson, hope; Billie Herbert, faith; Sue Hoverson, chap lain; Virginia Haymes, drill lead er; Mary Connor, love; Jackie Prairie, Days Creek, religion; Joy Yakel, nature; Jill Laurance, Days Creek. Immortality; Judy Muet lel, fidelity: Sandy Haun, patriot ism; Roxanne Dixon, service; Lin da Moore, confidential observer; Claudia Long, outer observer; Hope Thompson, musician, and Anna Brown, choir director. Re corder Beth Chappell and treasur er Sharon Olson assumed their stations with the installing officers as they had been elected and in stalled for a full year term in Jan uary. Following the installation cere monies. Miss Gill was escorted to the altar by junior past worthy ad visor. Sue Hoverson, and crowned by her father. Janna Coleman serv ed as crown bearer. Mrs. Richard I'etterson sang "God Sneaks." ac companied by Bille Herbert during the crowning ceremony. Miss Gill introduced friends and honored guests including Mr. and Mrs. Nate Coleman and Mr. and Mrs.. Otis Crowder. Eugene; Beth Chappell, grand patriotism: Bille Herbert, grand choir member: Bonnie Roberts, worthy advisor of North Douglas Assrmhly and mem hers of her assembly; Dorothy Stoke, honored queen of Bethel 18 and members of :he bethel: Sirs. Worthington and Mrs. Wright and other installing officers. She thanked the various com mittees: .Mrs. Richard Prairie and Mrs. Charles Pruden, kitchen; Mrs. Oscar Hoverson and Mrs. Norman Chappell, dining room; Mrs Clifton, guest book. M r s. Gordon Harry and Mrs. Harry Johnson who assrsted in serving and Mrs Prmlen who arranged the baskets of flowers. The autumn theme was carried out in the worthy advisor's choice of colors, green brown and orange, in use of leaves and fall flowers arranged attractively in both the hall and dining room and in her gown of beige chiffon -trimmed in green and brown embroidery. "Nature Brings Beauty" was let tered in a semi-circle over a huge nosegay of fall flowers with an orange satin bow in 1 wicker wall planter. Similar arrangements were placed around the hall and were echoed in the huge basket arrangements at each station. The dining room decorations cen tered around autumn leaves. Flor al arrangements and basket of leaves carried out the theme. A miniature waterfall separated the two serving tables. J1J f ... . , ivfcv9 'W 'v I V' --' s h i jiLrf'L LOVELY ANDREA GILL, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gill of Canyonville, is the newly installed worthy advisor of the South Douglas Assembly No. 77, Rainbow Girls. 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