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Council Installed
Couple Marries
BEVERLY BROOKE
8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. Mon., Oct. 9, 1961
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GUARDIAN COUNCIL for Job's Daughters Bethel No. 53,
Winston-Dillord Guordion Council is pictured above. Lett
to fight standing: Vol Scholcht, Or. Harry Van Dermark,
Louro Houghn, Phronio Bourassa, Ruby Peterson, Virginio
Laurence, Pearl Day, Janice Ross, Jean DeVore, Betty
Potter, Mabel Harris, Comillo Williams and Agatha Cher-
rick. Seated: Frances Brosi, Halys Spurgeon, Betty Rice,
Yvonne Daniels, Mickey Dowson, Ava Benedict, Virginio
Wilson and Mary Bird. Installing officers pictured below
ore (standing) Nadine Stearns, Virginio Laurance, Ruby
Peterson and Esther Hogg. Seated: Mayme Wilson, Harry
Smith and Eva Feero. (Pictures by Wilson Studio).
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Women's Club Has Guest Day
Each year the Roseburg Worn
an'i Club, member of the Oregon
Federation of Women's C 1 u b I,
opens the fall season with a mem
bership affair which i always an
ticipated with pleasure by the
women of Roseburg. Thin year a
dessert luncheon wai held in the
social hall of the Presbyterian
Church.
A pink and Kreen motif wai car
ried throuKhout the decorations
and the social hall was resplend
ent with lovely floral arrangements
nf pink cactus dahlias and greens
on both pianos and the fireplace
mantel, Each of the long lunch
eon tables held flouting pink dahl
ias in crystal bowls. The flowers
were furnished by Mrs. Albert Mi
relli and Mrs. A. J. Ellison and
were arranged by Mr. O. L. Feld
Vamp, Mrs. J. M. Boyle and the
Walker sisters. Mrs. F. C. Filzpat
rick and Mrs. Albert Mirelli had
charge of the guest book and as
Mrs. Ira Seitz greeted members,
a corsage-sized pink dahlia wan
pinned on her guest. Mrs. Clyde
Carstena and Mrs. Paul Dillon pro
vided background music during the
luncheon.
Arrangements for the large af
fair were under the very able
chairmanship of Mrs. Kenneth
Ford and Mrs. Albert Morene
with the Mesdames Clifford Aten,
Paul Rarcus, J. M. Boyles. Stan
ford Buel, Bruce Elliott, M. J.
Newland, Orvis Ford. Clifford
Thomas, Vernon Bonebrake and Al
bert Micelli assisting.
During the meeting conducted
by Mrs. N. C. Wallin. letters of ap
preciation were read from : The
board of trustees and employes of
Douglas Community Hospital for
the recent beautifying of the hos
pital grounds; Dr. Robert Kidder
and Dr. Merker for the more than
7IH hours of volunteer work done
at the Veteran's Hospital by worn-
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PROFESSOR JANNELLE MOORHEAD, consultant ir health I
and human welfare ot University of Oregon, was flie guest
speaker ot the Roseburg Womon'g Club annual guest-day
offoir held Tuesday ot the First Presbyterion Church Prof.
Moorheod has held her position ot tht University of Ore
gon tine 1946,
en of the club as well as furnish
ing money for refreshments for the
monthly birthday parties and for
the music at dinner; members of
the Douglas County Fair Board and
Ray Doerner for the display of
of the prospective community
achievement project which the
women of the club built and which
won second prize; and from the
YMCA and Wayne Schulre thank
ing the club for the $420 check
to furnish a room at the "Y". A
suitable plaque will be mounted
on the door of the room in their
name and for the hundreds of
hours of vol.inteer work done by
members of the club to make the
"Y" a reality.
Reports were given by Miss
Alice t'eland on the recent success
ful rummage sale. Mrs. Clyde Car
stens explained the cook book
project.
G. O. Yates, vice president of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
spoke breifly on the use of "fety
belts.
Mrs. Clyde Carstens accompani
ed Mrs. Gene Cooksey when she
sang two numbers, "None But the
ljiiifly Heart" and "The Island."
In the absence of the public af
fairs chairman, Mrs. Wallin told
of the club's entering the Sears
Roebuck lommunity Achievement
Contest.
Mrs. A. W. Buckleair Introduced
Professor Jannelle Moorhead. con
sultant in Hralth and Human
Welfare at the I niversity of Ore
gon since 1946. Mrs. Moorhrad is a
world traveler and in while
on a Sabbatical, toured in Japan,
Thailand. Pakistan. Iraq and Tur
key. In the summers nf 1.9 and
19K0 she conducted study tours in
I SSR and the Scandinavian cuun
tires. In 19t0. she conducted the
first study tour of the ISSR for
the Oregon State System of Hish-
er Fduration. She has traveled in
Cuba. Mexico and Canada, study
ing child health and weltare.
Presently, she is conducting a
seminar in Myrtle Creek and New
port on looking at services for
children under Communism, So
cialism and Democracy. These
courses are given under the gen
eral extension division cf the I m
versily of Oregon.
Prof. Moorhead showed beautiful
slides of Russia which she had
taken She commented on each and
preceded her show of slides with a
(ew observations of hie in Russia
emphasuinc that Americans
should realize that we are in a
fight to the death with Commun
ism on one side and Capitalism and
Democracy on the other and we
should thank God each day for
being an American Prof Moor
head sid the mainniy ot the Rus
sian people are completely cut oil,
Winston - Dillard
Ceremony Held
Job's Daughters Bethel S3 of
Winston Dillard installed new
guardian councd Wednesday eve
ning during the regular meeiing of
the bethel.
Past Grand Guardian of the
State of Oregon Mamie Wilson and
Harry Smith were the installing
officers and were assisted in the
ceremony by Eva Feero and Ruby
Peterson, past guardians of Bethel
S3; Esther Hogg past guardian of
Bethel 18, Myrtle Creek; Nadine
Stearns, past guardian of Bethel
42, Oakland; and Virginia Laur
ance, retiring guardian of Bethel
S3.
New council members installed
were: Mary Bird, guardian: Dr.
Harry VanDermark Associate
guardian; Janice Ross, secretary;
Ruby Peterson, treasurer; Camil
la Williams, director of music;
Betty Kice and Virginia Laurance,
epochs; Betty Potter and Vivian
Burgess, paraphernalia; Frances
Brosi. sociability; Val Schalcht,
i Yvonne Daniels, Virginia Wilson,
j Ava Benedict. Michey Dawson, .Ma
bel Harris and Halys Spurgeon,
hospitality; Sue Spearman, philan
thropy; Jean DeVore and Phronia
i Bourassa. finance; Agatha Cher
rick and Laura Haughn. publicity:
and Pearl Day, guardian of scrap
book. Escorted and introduced were
the installing officers and guard
ian council. Retiring guardian, Vir
ginia Laurance, received a past
guardians' pin, presented by Hon
ored Queen Maureen Chernck.
Mrs. Bird received her traveling
guardian's pin from Virginia Laur
ance. Refreshments were served fol
lowing the meeting.
Maxine Vance Now
Mrs.- Dean Mason
The First Methodist Church of
Ashland was the setting for one of
the most beautiful weddings of the
season at 3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 20,
when Miss Maxine JoAnne Vance,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Vance of Tenmile, was united in
marriage to Dean Sterner Mason,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mason
of Ashland. The Rev. P. Malcolm
Hammond performed the impres
sive double-ring ceremony in the
presence of ISO friends and rela
tives. Tall baskets of lavender and
pink gladioli and graceful candel
abra graced the altar. The can
dles were decorated with pink and
lavender ribbons.
Lighting the candles before the
ceremony were Nels and Ralph
Hult.
The traditional wedding march
es were played by Mrs. Annabelle
Davis, aunt of the bridegroom. She
accompanied soloist David Deller
who sang "O Promise Me" before
the ceremony and "The Lord's
Prayer" as the couple knelt on a
white satin pillovF. Given in mar
nage by her father, the bride was
beautiful in a floor-length gown of
silk organza over taffeta, with fit
ted bodice, long sleeves and Sabri
na neckline. The bouffant skirt was
caucht with an applique of lace
centered with sequins flowing into
a chapel train. The skirt and train
were edeed with a wide band of
scalloped lace. The veil of hand-
rolled silk, fingertip in lengtn, was
held by a cap of Chantilly lace de
signed with a halo ot lace rosettes,
pearls and iridescent sequins. She
carried a cascade bouquet of white
' carnations centered with a large
white orchid.
Mrs. Rodney Stricky of Klam
ath Falls, college classmate of the
! bride, served as matron of honor.
She wore a pink satin sheath dress
with a pink lace overskirt. Brides
maids were Miss Bonnie Vance,
sister of the bride: Connie Herman
and Miss Sally llornecker. Mrs.
Hormon and Miss Hornerker svire
I lovely in lavender satin sheath
dresses with matching lace over-
skirts. Miss Vance was costumed
in pink, her dress styled identical
ly to that wor.i by the other brides
maids. All wore float veils and
carried bouquets of lavender and
pink carnations.
The flower girl, Miss Julie
Powell, cousin of the bridegroom,
was dainty in a pale pink or
ganza flock with lavender cummer
bund. She carried a pink and lav
ender basket filled with white rose
petals. Ring- bearer Timmy Rust
carried the rings on a heart-shap-
eo. saun pillow edged in lace.
Gregg Monroe, hiah school and
college friend of the bridegroom,
acted as best man. Ushering was
done by Ha' Titus, brother-in-law
jof the bridegroom; George Ma
son, brother of the- bridegroom;
Loran Hall a"d Richard Gunther.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Vance wore a becoming gray
and white suit dress, a pink car-
MR. AND MRS. DEAN S. MASON ore pictured above fol
lowing their marriage Aug. 20. The bride, Maxine JoAnne
Vance, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vance of
Tenmile and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Mason of Ashland.
, and Willamette University. He is
I currently employed by the City of
I Ashland, but plans to attend Wil
lamette again in the spring at
I which time he will receive his de
gree in music.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Hormon, Seattle,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Titus
and family. Tacoma, Wash.; La
ron Hall. Lebanon; Sally llorneck
er. Portland: Marshall Moore.
iMenlo Park. Calif.; Miss Barbara
; Bell. Coos Bay; Miss Joan Smith,
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Rod
I Stricky, Klamath Falls; Mr. and
! Mrs. Paul Hult and sons. Dillard;
Miss Shirley Moffett, Hornbrooke,
Calif.; Richard Van Orman, Win
ston: Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Monroe,
Jefferson; Mrs. Pearl Farajean,
Santa Clara, Calif.; Mrs. Ruby
Vance, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Vance
and son of I.ookincglas; Mr. and
Mrs. Jean Rust and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Vance. Mrs. Alta
Howard. Miss Wanda Howard and
Miss Audrey Jennings, all of Ten-mile.
nation corsage and pink accessor
ies. Mrs. Mason, mother of the
bridegroom, was attractive in a
beige lace dress with aqua acces
sories and wore an orchid corsage.
Following the ceremony, Mr. and
Mrs. Vance were host and hostess
at a reception in the church par
lors. Serving the cake were Mrs.
Virgil Vance, aunt of the bride,
and Mrs. Paul B. Hult. Coffee and
punch were served by Mrs. Hal
Titus, sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss Dottie Shirtcliff. Mrs.
Greg Monroe and Miss Penny
Vanderwyest had charge of the
guest book. Mrs. Commie Walker,
Miss W anda Howard and Miss
Audrey Jennings had charge of
the gifts.
After the wedding and reception,
the( newlyweds left on a honey
moon to the Oregon and California
coast. They are now at home to
friends at 715 Sunrise Ave., Ash
land. For traveling, the new Mrs.
Mason wore a black lace sheath
dress with white accessories. On
her shoulder she wore the orchid
from her bridal bouauet.
I The bride attended Tenmile
School and was graduated from
Douglas High School in 1937. This
year she is finishing her final year
at Southern Oregon College where
she is majoring in elementary edu
cation.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Ashland High School and at
tended Southern Oregon College
Hanna Ladies Entertain
At Don Halter Residence
Airs Finn Halter was hostess for
t' ; September meeting of Hanna
l adies with Mrs. r. J. Coyle. Mrs.
I George Henry, and Mrs. Wayne
j McCoy assisting. For the program.
Bill Markham snowed a turn on
stocks and bonds.
from reality and when they meet
you, often ask why you want to
drop atom bombs on them. To
demonstrate how little news they
receive, she told of being in Rus
sia during the 1960 conventions
here and they were unable to learn
who bad been nominated for presi
dent. She aaid that most profes
sional people are not communists
and most scientific people are most
anxious to know other people. Liv
ing quarters are terribly crowded.
Interesting pictures were shown of
I the subways which are lighted by
nuge crystal rnandeliers and con
tain art of great beauty, paintings
and mosiacs. They are deserted
during the day for everyone is
working and are mostly used dur
ing the rush hours.
The next meeting of the Rose
burg Woman's Club will have for
its program "Sink or Swim" and
will be in charge of Mrs. Ken
Busney.
Guest attending the lovelv af
fair were Mrs. Charles K. Todd.
Mrs. E. C. Strauss, Mrs. R. K.
iGrensky, Mrs. T. B Virden. .Mrs
Charles Copeland. Mrs. L. A. Dil
lard, Mrs. Frances Kirkpatnck,
Mrs. Ellen Olson. Mrs. Joe To
man, Mrs. Wtllard Buchanan, Mrs
llibard, Mrs. Fred Hamilton. Mrs
I Frank Dixon. Mrs. Clarson ( hit
I wood. Miss Emma t eland. Mrs.
Alvin E. Fhrinsing. Mrs. R. A. !
1 Mars'ers. Mrs. Gene Cooksev, I
Mrs. C. A. Ricketts. Mrs. J o h'n
I Wlehillon. Mrs. J. T. Moore .Mrs j
W. W. Wilson, Mrs. Oscar Berne. I
Mrs. II. P. Conn, and Mrs. Bruce ,
Auebler. !
I Members attending were Mrs A
F. Micelli, Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp. i
Mrs. Ira J. Seitz. Mrs. A W. Buck
leair. Mrs. William R. l oon. Mrs. I
H W. Maddox. Mrs K. I., league. 1
.Mrs. Sig Felt. Mrs. Fted Her-;
I mann. Mrs. Frank Ashlev. Mrs
Paul Newman. Mrs Charles F. :
Hater. Mis, Irene Walker, Miss!
(Hive Vtalker Mrs. E U Knapp.
Mrs E. E Matirer. Mrs. T I.
Goodwin. Mrs J C. Kitzpaturk. ;
' Mrs. Horace Fen. Mrs O I..
Stewart. Mrs Bruce Elliott. Mrs
Dale Teller, Mrs. A N. Johnson.)
Mrs. D. A hier. Gertrude John
son. Josephine .l hnson. Mrs. Ken
neth Bushev, Mrs. Kenneth Kirk, i
Mrs A E. Kent. Mrs R. K
Clarke. Mrs otto Gosnell. Mrs Al ,
II Mav, Mrs Sam Shoemaker.
Mrs I). II Morgan Mrs R. I.
Whipple Mrs f W. Di.hman
Mrs Mabel E. Murrav, Mrs liar
lan B Carter. Mrs Meredith Wil
i son, Mrs. Edylh Gilmoiir, Miss
Alice I eland. Mrs E. G Young.
Mrs. George E. west. Mis Hyde
Carstens. Esther Dillon. Mrs. J
'. Peck, Mrs Roy Hanfoid
Mrs. Ruriielte Peterson. Mrs
.Claude Baker, Sirs. Harry Hat-
field. Mrs. L. W. Metzger. Mrs.
.lames Doyle, Mrs. Harrie Booth,
Mrs. Robert Bradley, Mrs. Jonn
L. Haskms, Mrs. D. D. Hocker
smith, Mrs. R. L. Treber, Airs.
J. J. Kester. Mrs. R. M. Degner,
Mrs. J. R. Anlauf. Mrs. Frank E.
Merker. Mrs. William Kissinger,
Mrs. Floyd Leckerued. Mrs. A. W.
Eggleston. Mrs. Bruce Tuck, Mrs.
Vernon Bonebrake, Mrs. Kenneth
Ford. Mrs. Orville Ford, Mrs. Wil
lis Myers. Mrs. Maurice Newland.
Mrs. Paul Barcus, Mrs. Jack
West. Mrs. C. A. Thomas. Mrs.
Robert O'Neil. Mrs. Robert Kid
der, Mrs. Albert Morene. Mrs. J.
M. Bnvles, Mrs Stanford Buell,
Mrs. Cliff Aten. Mrs. Orvis Ford.
Mrs. M. I. Fletcher, Mrs Wilbur
Walters and Mrs. L. R. Williams.
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