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A BRIDE of Sept 16 is Mrs. Michael A. Schlick, obove,
who was Beverly A. Billis. She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Billis of Roseville, Mich., and her husband is
the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Andrew Schlick of Roseburg.
Michael A. Schlick Takes
Beverly Billis As Bride
Mr. and Mri. Michael A. Schlick
are honevmouninfl in Nurthern
Jliehiiian before going on to New
Jersey where they will make their
future home.
They were married Sept. 16 in
Roseville, Mich. The rites were
followed by a reception in Carpen
ter's Hall.
The bride, the former Beverly A.
Billis, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred K. Billis of Roseville.
Her husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Schlick of RoseburK.
The senior Scblicks flew back
for the wedding, slaying for two
weeks at ML Clemens. Mich.
For her wedding, the bride chose
I gown of tissue taffeta with Alen
con lace trim. A coronet of irides
rent sequins held her fingertip veil.
The bridal bouquet was an ar
rangement of white roses and ivy.
Dorothy K. Billis wan her sis
ter's maid of honor, while Joceyln
Belts and Lonna Richardson serv
ed as bridesmaids. Kathy Green
and Donna Billis were junior
bridesmaids. All wore gowns of
gold taffeta and velvet with head
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MR. AND MRS. A. F. YOUNG above, who were surprised by relatives ond friends Wed
nesday at their home in Tenmile in observance of their 30th wedding anniversary, are
shown with their grondson, Richord Young, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Albert Young.
Newcomers Club
Planning Party
Mrs. Paula Anderson was guest
speaker at the Newcomers lunch
eon held recently at the Rose Ho
tel. She gave a talk on imllinaiy
and was assisted by models, Mrs.
Robert Weaver and Mrs. Richard
Bouey.
More than 20 members were
present. A new guest wis Mrs.
Richard Babcock.
The club is planning a Hallow
een costume party to he held at
the Veterans Memorial Building on
Garden Valley Road. The party
will be in lieu of the regular meet
ing Ort. 24, and will be held Satur
day, Oct. 1'H. The affair is for
numbers and their husbands and
guests.
SutherlinMan
Feted Saturday
The Jack Culver home on S
Slate St. in Suthrlin was the
scene of a lovely turkey dinner
party Saturday evening honoring
Culver and hn grardmolher, Mrs.
J. W. Culver. Mrs. Lawrence Corn
elia brought the beautiful birthday
cake from Portland for the oc
casion. Those enjoying the evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson
of Umpqua, Mr. and Mrs. Jark
Culver, Mrs. J. W. Culver, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry DeMuth, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Cornelia and Gary
nf Portland, Jack, Jerry and Dana
Culver, Curt Culver of l'etjluma
Calif., and the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Culver.
Ort. Man., Oct. lo, IVSI
Michigan
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bands of gold feathers. They car
ried bouquets of bronze and yellow
chrysanthemums.
Attending the bridegroom were
William MrFarhn as best man and
Roger Oillett and Albert Billis as
ushers. '
Drill Team Has
Thursday Session
The Woodmen Circle
Vmpqua
squaws arm team new its nrsrln
practice mr ine ran season inurs
day evening, with a social hour
following the ses.sion.
Members of llmpqua Grove 51
participating in the current drills
are Jessie Thomas, pianist; Ann
Strong, captain; and drill team
members, Gertie Hess, Evelyn
Croucher, Ruby Tucker, Agnes
Veach, Lucy Benson, Alma Walk
er, Phebe McGuire and Sarah Cy
rus.
The team will demonstrate spe
cial drills during the Western Dis
trict Convention 3, which will be
held in Eugene Nov. 4.
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ENGAGED Mr. ond Mrs.
Rudolph M. Holly announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Shoron Ann, to Jhn
A. Work, son of Mr. and Mrs
C. Oran Smith. The wedding
will be an event of December
The bride-ele:t was graduated
liom Sutherlin High School
this year and her fiance at
tended Sutherlin High School
ond is now on Airman 2C
stotioned with the Air Force
at Noho, Okinawa. He re
ceived his initial troining in
Amarillo, Texas, ond Lack
lond Air Force Base ond has
been overseas 15 months (Pic
ture by Warren Studio, Sutherlin).
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HOSTESSES at o chorming coffee Friday were Mrs. Joseph Lanspa (left) and Mrs. Por
ter Lainhart, right, who honored Mrs. Frederick J. Porter ot a surprise birthday party
at the beautiful Lainhart home on W. Foothill Drive. Guests were) invited to call from
10 a.m. to 12. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Chapter Initiates
2 New Members
Roseburg Chapter 8 Order of the
Eastern Star met Thursday night,
with Worthy Matron Ollie Krueger
presiding, assisted by Worthy Pat
ron R. Cloyd Riffe. Mrs. Don San
ders and Walter Brydges were
honored as junior past matron and
past patron.
The initiatorv ceremony was held
and Dr. Biuce Tuck and Harold W.
Horn became new members. Duet
numbers were sung by Mrs. Earl
I'liimmcr and Mrs. A. J. Ellison.
The chapler room was beautifully
decurated with bouquets of zinnias
faj coors
Following the meeting, refresh
ments were served by Mesdames
James Strasburg. Orlo Naugle, Al
bert Joelson, Walter Brydges, Ro
bert Nicholson and Leland Bloom.
Hydrangeas and Michaelmas
daisies were used to decorate the
dining room.
Luncheon Is Given
Janel Chalker of Dixonville wa
honored at a birthday luncheon
Saturday at the home of Christy
Wadsworth. Janel was celebrating
her 14th birthday.
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Fall Conference
Held On Saturday
Six members of the Sutherlin
Business and Professional Women's
Club attended the fall conference
held in Junction Cily last Satur
day night. A strictly Swedish theme:
was carried oat through the entire!
program including a delirious
smorgasbord. Beautiful decora-!
lions of red celos;a were used and
place cards trade like little dolls'
eniphasied the Scandinavian mo-
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Jean Greene, !ale first vice
president fnim The Dalles, spoke
on "Programming." A Junction
City mixed glee club sang three
soni;s in Swedish.
Those attending from the Suth
erlin club were. Mis. Vern llol
tate. president: Mrs. Robert Wil
liams. Mrs Hemv Halvorsen Sr.,
Mrs. Frank McCurd, Ea Mus
i;rue and Hani tiieen.
Engagement Told
Mr. nd Mm. 1v Yarhrr of
Mrtle Crrrk annoum-Fxl Ihr rn-liJixU-mmt
and pproji'h:ri)i nmr
rune of tlit-ir dj.mhNT, Sharon
K;iy, to !wh,rt K. Norton, son of
Mr ami Mrv NH Norton. aUo
of Mrile Cnvk. Th wrtttiirtii will
takf pi j ce Oil. 2M
Miv V.ii her attrmM Myrtle
Creek ftrhools and is presently
working in My rile Creek Her
future was sr mi unlet! from Mrtle
Creek liih School in enter-nn
the l S. Army in the fall, rollowmc
hi Hisoharte tn l'.wiO he h hern
employed by Roseburg Lumber Co.
Complimented
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MISS DARLENE MARSH has left for her home in Sacra
mento, Calif., after o short visit here with her uncle ond
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake. Miss Marsh, who is a
licenced pilot, flew o charter plane from Sacramento to
Roseburg on her first distance flight since acquiring her
license. (News-Review Photo).
Honored On
Anniversary
Friends and relatives surprised
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Young Wednes
day afternoon when they gathered
at the Young home in Tenmile
to honor them on their 30th wed
ding anniversary.
A lovely cake, made and decor
ated by Mrs. Young's sister. Mrs.
Dewey Chamblcn, was served with
other refreshments.
Enjoying the afternoon besides
Mr. and Mrs. Young amd Mrs.
Chamblcn vere the Youngs son
Mrs. F. A. Wafer; their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Al
herg Young II; their daughter-in
law Airs
Herbert Youi.g, and the
following grandchildren, Michael.
aul and Scott Young. Frederick
and Susan Wafer, Ricky, Bobbie
amf Randy Young.
Others present were Mrs. Mary
Insurance Women Planning
Show Of Fashions At Hotel
Final plans are being completed
by the Insurance Women's Associ
ation of Hoseburg for a fall fash
ion show which will be held Wed
nesday. The event, to begin at H
p in., is being held in the Cold
Hoom of the I'mpqua Hotel. Pro
ceeds of the show are to be gisen
to the Knights of Pythias Drum
and Bugle Corps for the purchase
ot new uniforms.
C.eneral chairman for the event
is l'atriria Boyle. Mrs. Boyle is
being assisted by chairmen? lxiu
ise Hooper, tickets; Betty Moore,
dcrontions: and Clona Burs, and
Jan Keimisher, publicity.
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'Dress-Up' Party Given
To Honor Katy Eifert
Mrs. Justin Eifert of Dixonville
was hostess at a 'ladies dress
up party" recently, honoring her
daughter, Katy, on the occasion
of the latter's eighth birthday.
Small guests arrived dressed in
long frocks and high heels.
A lovely decorated birthday cake
was served with ice cream to Lin
da Black. Cynthia Black. Linda
Hansen, Nancy Bryles. K e e n e
Wright, Susan Sicphe. Debra and
hunberly Mullin and the guest of
honor.
Katy received many lovely gifts
Nii7um of Artesia. Calif..
Mrs.
c. w
i Wayne Breilenhucher. Mrs.
I W ilson, Mrs. Don Nuzuin. Clifford
Wiley, Devonna. Jimmy and Don
ald Nuzum II, Billy, Rosie, Bobby
and Vickie Allen, and Mrs. Walter
Coafs.
Tpon arriving, guests will be
; greeted by hostess representatives
jof the association and the Drum
and Bugle Corps. Judy Alspaugh.
pianist, will provide background
i musio for the evening while mod
erator, Del McKay, keeps the par
ade of fashions moving along,
i A total of five door pnres are
I to he given away during the eve
ining. Refreshments will be served
1 Tickets may be purchased from
j any member of the Insurance
! Women's Association, any member
of the Drum and Bugle Corps or
at the door.
BOWLING
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Honored
Mrs. Porter Lainhart and Mrs. ,
Joseph Lanspa were co-hostesses)
rriday morning a' a coliee as a
surprise birthday affair honoring ,
Mrs Frederick J Porter at the
former's beautiful home on W.
FoolhiU Drive. Gorgeous arrange
ments of roses formed the room
uvuijuris. Willie inc bciwuk uiuic
was centered with a lovely ar
rangement of Peace roses. Mrs.
Lainhart and Mrs. Lanspa were
assisted by Mrs. Philip Johnson,
Mrs. Forrest McKay, Mrs. Dale
Williamson and Mrs. L. W. Riley.
Invited by .Mri. Lainhart and
Such "Sliaely
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Friday
Mrs. Lanspa to honor Mrs. Porter
were Mrs. W. L. Christensen, Mrs.
Raymond Borden, Mrs. Dale Wil
liamson, Mrs. Elton V. Jackson.
Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Albert
Morene, Mrs. Keilh Bryant. Mrs.
W. Ernest Butler, Mrs. Forrest
McKay, Mrs. E. C. Klemmer. Mis.
Al H. May. Mrs. John Brooke,
Mrs. Dean Duksen. Mrs. Ira J.
Seitz.
Mrs. Kenneth W. Ford. Mrs.
Carrie M. Peck. Mrs. George W.
Neuner. Mrs. Robert H. O'Neil.
Mrs. Philip "ohnson. Mrs. A. F.
Micelli, Mrs. L. W. Riley, Mrs.
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i Oakland PNG Club Has
Lovely Salad Luncheon
I The Halloween motif and fall
If.owers were used in decoration
I vhen Mrs. Alfred Hand entertain-
d the Oakland Past .Noble Grand
iTuesdav afternoon. A alad lunch,
'eon was toilowed by a meeting.
I After the meeting a social hour
was enjoyed.
I Members present were !'
Francis. Kacnei
Pearl Harvev, Eunice Beck, Hum
Manning. Ella Wegner and Pearl
Hand. Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux was a
guest.
Cora Allen will entertain the
club at the November meeting
which wiU be a 7.31) p m. dessert
supper.
A J. Ellison. Mrs. Horace C. Berg.
Mrs. James Richmond, Mrs. John
llaskins. Mrs. Harry jacooy. aim
Ivan Pickens, Mrs. iiarrie
Booth. Miss Helen Casey
Mrs. Paul Jenkins.
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