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10 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., June 21, 1962 fa .' h fv'ir ;. , W 1 ;;::;. r ' THE GIBSON GIRLS, both of San Francisco, were in Rose burg recently to visit old friends. They made the trip in order that Mrs. Floyd Lewis, left, could attend the 50th anniversary of tier commencement at University of Ore gon in Eugene. Mrs. Lewis is the former Ruth Gibson. Her sister is Mrs. Sybil Gerlack. Their fother was Thomas Gibson, weatherman in Roseburg in the 1900s. A brother, Irving is on attorney in Socramento, Calif. (News-Review Photo). . ' I -p. f MR. AND MRS. GROVER DAVIS, Days Creek, celebrated their golden wedding anniversory at a delightful open house held ot the IOOF Hall in Conyonville. Golden Wedding Is Large Affair A host of friends greeted Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davis ot Days Creek with felicitations at an open house Saturday afternoon, honor ing their golden wedding annivers ary. Mrs. Davis was lovely In a blue lace over pink dress, with a white and lavender orchid corsage, a gift of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Weisgcrber. The IOOF Hull In Canyonville, where the reception was held, was decorated with bouquets of . iris. The guests of honor presided at the guest book table, and greeted the visitors as they arrived. Their son, Grover Leo Davis, acted as host. licfreshments were served from a lace over gold covered table with a beautiful centerpiece of hawthornc, snowballs and ferns in the shape of a large star. The arrangement had been made by Mrs. Fredrick King, a nicco of tho Daviscs. To tho loft of the center Miss Kenwisher To Reign As Oakland Bethel Queen Kilecn Kenwisher was installed Honored Queen ot Job's Daughters Bethel 42, Sunday afternoon at the Masonic Temple in Oakland. Installing officers were: Wanda O'Banion, installing queen; Peggy Murphy, guide; Joyco Hippsiein, Marshal; Yvonne Stuwc, chap lain; Annnbelle O'Neal, recorder; Barbara Early, Jmior custodian; Janice Srhulzc, senior custodian; Mrs. Arthur Treman, musician; Mrs. Floyd Ross, soloist and nar rator. Thp Bililp (Vremnnv tt'ns ner. formed by Susan MullA and Bar bara and Beverly Curry. The American Flag was display ed by Linda Kenwisher and Cher yl lVcrson, the Job's Dauchters Flag by hlamo Hart and Jill Lytic Escorted and introduced wore; Past honored queens, Barbnra Ear ly, Waneta Woolman, Annabellc O'Neal, Joyce Hippstein and Peggy Murphy; past princess, Janice Srhulzc; bethel representative to Delaware, Kathy Huhbell; grand inner guard to state of Oregon and past associate guardian, Harry Smith; guardian, Airs. II. W. Ilub bell; associate guardian, Floyd Ross; past guardian, Mrs. Delmar Murphy; past associate guardian and master of Oakland Masonic Lodge 16, A. O. Bunch; worthy patron and matron of Oakland OKS91, Mr.and .Mrs,. Arthur Trfv. Tiurf7"f0mirarider'6TKnighls Tein plar, Roseburg, Henry Halverson. Officers to be installed entered thp Bethel carrying small silver dooks wnien incy piaren on a large purple Cross in the East. Installed wcro Honored Queen Eileen Kenwisher; senior princess, Sharon llounshell; junior prin cess, Mary Bade; guide, Paula ' -if "' '( ft ff , I piece was the lovely cake, made and beautifully decorated by Mrs. G. M. Krell. The white wedding cake was three-tiered, and decorat ed with gold rosebuds and topped with a gold "50." Mrs. Weisgcrber presided at the lacc-covcrcd gift table containing a gold money tree and many gold trimmed gifts. Mrs. Wilfred Cameron, sister of Mr. Davis, and Mrs. Otis Davis, sister-in-law of Mr. Davis and Mrs. King, took turns in pouring coffee, presiding at the punch bowl, and serving the cake, after the guesls-of-honor had cut the first pieco. Mr. and Mrs. Davis were mar ried in Dcs Moines, Iowa, by a Methodist minister May 11, 1912. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Davis, Mrs. King, Mrs. Weisgcrber and Grover 1.CC Davis, all came from Bell flower. Calif. Mrs. Cameron came from Whiltior to attend the open house. Germond; mnrslml, Kathy Hub bell; recorder, Marylin Bade; chap lain, Patricia McGinty; treasurer Erline Bullock; junior custodian, Grauf, Susnn Halverson, Stephanie Spraguo, Barbara Treman and Jane Evcrly; librarian, Jackie McQuenry; outer guard, Lois ltunge; inner guard, Georgia Kra mer; lady of lights, Harriet Bade; reporter. Kathy Gillon; historian Judy Bacon; flag bearer, Susan Mullen. Queen Wanda presented heo jew el to tho new Queen. Mr. Kenwish er presented his daughter with a gift, Vi llubbell presented the Past Grand Guardians gift. The elective officers introduced their families. Merit awards were presented to Jane Everly, Mary Bade. Vickie Grauf, Susan Halverson, Stephanie "I'lllKMl-, luuill!! 1IUII, tMUIIUU Rapp. and lxiis Runge. Charm bracelets went to Judy Bacon, Kathy Hublcll9nnd Eileen Ken wisher. Arthur Treman extended an in vitation to theMES installation Sun day, June 24, at 8 p.m., at Oakland Masonic Temple. Eighth grade and high school graduates receiving gifts were: Jano Everly, Cheryl Peterson, Elaine Hart, Vickie Grauf, Anna- belle O'Neal, Waneta Woolman, Stephanio Sprague, Kathy Gillon .and Jjai si""!.'.. ccxa An addendum was presented for Past Honored Queen Wanda and she received a gift from the bethel. Mrs. Floyd Ross sang after the presentation. The ofliccrs exemplified the tra ditional candle lighting ceremony after which there was reception in the social rooms to greet tho new officer. & k ..! V ' V : ' h t - r A i - ' Vf ' -, l , .g A XL 1M' h , 'f; t f, A J t, - r i H '' ' MRS. JAMES H. MYERS of Tiller was Edith Bradshaw of Conyonville before her marriage in Park Wedding Chapel in Reno, Nev. Mrs. and Mrs. Myers are now ot home to friends in Tiller. OkihiTri-Hi-Y Has Installation Okihi Tri-Hi-Y recently held a candlelight installatioifin the home of Mrs. Corinne McTaggart follow ing a progressive dinner in the homes of Sherry Lemon and Lynda cummins. Those installed wore Priscilla Fair, president; Heather McTag gart, vice president; Sherry Lem on, secretary; Darlcne Pearson, treasurer; and Sherry Engle, chap. lin. Retiring officers were Lynda Cummins, president; Lynette Cnt tendon, vice president; Gail White, secretary; Heather McTaggart, treasurer; and Priscilla Fair, chap- Iain. During the meeting those who attended youth and government in Salem reported on the highlights of their trip. Discussion was held on a dance held last Saturday at th YMCA with Dick Booth spinning records. Seventh Graders Are Entertained The seventh grade at Days Creek School enjoyed a party in tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Craig ot Days Creek. Dinner was served to the group, after which Oral Jones took them on a hay ride to Tiller and back. Dancing and vis iting completed the evening. Those attending were: Larry Lamm, Rodney Jones, Benny Ben son, David LaOhanee, Sally White, Colleen Martin, Karen Martin and LaJcannc Kline and Wanda Craig. Yoncalla Girl Now Mrs. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tucker of Yonenlla announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Nancy Al exander, to Billy James Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peters of Bandon. Judge Charles S. Wood rich of Roseburg performed the ceremony. The bride attended Yoncalla High School. The bridegroom is a gradu ate af high school at Laytonvillc, Calif., and is stationed with the U.S. Air Force at Ml. Hcbo, Ore. Winners Told Winners in tho Hose Duplicate Invitational Bridge Club play Wed nesday afternoon at the Rose Hotel were Mrs. II. N. Butler and Mrs. Walter Fisher, first, and tying for second wcro Mrs. Walter Edmonds and Mrs. Charles K. Todd and Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs.. S. G. Palmer. Next Wednesday, June !), will be the summer party with master point play. Regular monthly mas ter point play will bo held June 27. Those desiring more information, assistance in securing partnerships or planning to plav are asked to call Mrs. W. C. Callison. rKIUAT SURPRISE 1962G. E. 12.2 cu. ft. UPRIGHJ FREEZER Totol Contact Frecting S hoi vet Adjustable Door Shelve &&s fry r-3 177 oo With Trade Carter Tire Co. Ph. OR 2-3393 266 S. E. Stephens Residing Tiller n Now at home at Tiller following their marriage May IS in the Park Wedding Chaucl in Reno. Nov.. ar Mr. and Mrs. James H. Myers. The bride is the former Edith Bradshaw of Canyonville. The nuptial ceremony was per formed by the Rev. Syd G. Austin in the presence of Blanch G. Jef ferson and Frances S. Ankers who served as witnesses. For her wedding, the bride was attired in a navy t'ue two-piece dress with matching accessories and accented with a rhinestone pin. The bride formerly lived in Ar tesia, N.M., before moving sever al months ago to Canyonville where her daughter, Mrs. Pat Smith, resides. The bridegroom has lived in southern Douglas Coun ty for a number of years and is employed in the logging Industry by Carpenter & Wood. Friends of the couple gathered at the Myers home Saturday night for a charivari. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack LaBranch of Idle- yld Park; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Ed miston, Joe Self and Bill Perdue Of Canyonville; and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bratten. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chevalier, Bud Fisher and BUI Godwin of Tiller. Luncheon Club Is Entertained Gorgeous arrangements of peon ies formed the room decorations for the charming 12:30 o'clock luncheon given by Mrs. Glenn Gib bons Wednesday, when she enter tained her bridge club at her beau tiful home on SE Terrace Drive, while the serving table was decor ated in sapphire blue with a center piece of pink and rose Sweet Wil liam and pink gypsophila. Members enjoying the occasion with Mrs. Gibbons were Mrs. Ed ward M. Murphy, Mrs. Robert H. Savage, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. W. L. Tozcr, Mrs. Kenneth Kirk and guests were Mrs. Ralph Do- Moiscy and Mrs. Itrcerick J. Porter. Mrs. Murphy won the high score for the afternoon's contract bridge with Mrs. Porter winning the sec ond high score. i .1 Ml 8 -.- it . j i n i ra i !-n ' till US -l"-ii 1W 3B ifc-XT-riTTi 1 ) f V.:r:l.;v'','',': u. "TS h 'mimi f 'I t If J 1 H Mtiiy; - J 1 UMPQUA LIOHS AUXILIARY new officers arc pictured above. Left to right: Bea Smith, secretary; Dolly Hukari, vice president; Emma Jane Hoist, president; Melva Garn et, lion tamer, and Nancy Gallop, treasurer. Lion Harvey - ' . INGAGIMINT TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Stadler an- unce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Nadine, to Jack H. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Wriqht, Portland. The bride-elect was graduated from Oregon State University and is affiliated with Delta Zeta sorority. She is presently teaching in' the Milwaukie area. The bridegroom-elect is a teacher at Madison High School in Port land. .An August wedding is planned. Betrothal Told The engagement of Miss Connie Anderson and Gary L. Linton, both students at Oregon Collega of Education Monmouth, was an nounced recently. Miss Anderson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Anderson of Heppncr and is completing her sophomore year at college. Mr. Linton is the son of Mrs. Hans Rosengrecn of Riddle and Lynn R. Linton of Bra vcrton. He will be a junior at Oregon College of Education this fall. A September wedding is plan ned. Surprise Shower Given To Honor Mrs. RiCole The Sunnydale Bible study class met at the home of Laura Swear ingene Wednesday for a surprise pink and blue shower for Mrs. Ray Cole. Fourteen women were pres ent. Games were played and re freshments were served. The study group adjourned until September. Cefros) ?e(rioeratcr-Freezer - ! iw-'fjgj j ;M tlMsii. At 4T o PorcMom Vtfletobl Drow trs. Each holdt ' i buihel. Rt movoblt. Covtrt olto form cabinet tbtlt. Lovely Bridal Tea, Shower Given For Miss Janet Reed Miss Janet Reed,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed, was hon ored at a bridal tea and ;.hower Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chester Hamm. Miss Reed will be married to Larry Rains, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Rains of Roseburg, at 8 p.m. June 30 at the First Christian Church in Roseburg. Mrs. Hamm was assisted by Mrs. Cliff Kent of Myrtle Creek, Mrs. Everett Wimer and Mrs. Lela Tyler. Mrs. Kent arranged a lovely yellow floral centerpiece for the tea table. Miss Sue Hamm served the punch and Mrs. Reed, mother of the bride, poured the coffee. Those present or sending gifts included Mrs. Burt Brewer, Mrs. Richard Crenshaw, Mrs. John Blan- George Starmer Auxiliary Observes 35th Annversary George Starmer Auxiliary 18, United Spanish War Veterans, Roseburg, celebrated the 35th an niversary of the organization Mon day at a social meeting at the heme of Kate Millikin, 1175 SE Douglas. Seven members were present. They included Orlcna Slattcry, Poail Shugart, Lucinda Long, Gold ie, Mary end Kate Millikin and Zanna Keller. The latter three are charter members. Refreshments included a deli cious cake which had been mak by Mrs. Slattery. The women enjoyed reminiscing about meetings which took place in the Roseburg Armory befort it' wa taken over in World War 11 by the National Guard. The organization which grew into Tenmile Sixth Grade Graduates Entertained By Mothers Group , Members of tht graduating class of the sixth gride at Tenmile School were entertaitwd at a party given by a group of tnfir mothers at the Tenmilt Club House Friday. The evening was spnt playinf games and dancing. Mrs. Boice Lay, their teachtr, who is leaving Tenmile School. received a necklace and earring set from the class. Vmccnte Mal lette. a class member is moving to Wyoming, received a farewell card. m Enjoying the party were Connie SPACIOUS 1 1 No coilt on the bock. Completely sealed re frigerator. Fitt Huih against the wall. No door clearance neeHtd. May be completely O built-in. Interior Is Sparkling White and refreshing Ocean Sproy Blue,, ac cented In Dresden Blue, highlighted with bright anodized alum inum door shelves and trim - 1 i 3.1 C. Ft. 2.. '; hot IN Cut ihoppinj tript. Holdl u. lo 109 Ik.. 85? (r(,,B TSadS. 266 S. E. Stephens W. Calame, district governor, Bandon, was installing of ficer for the Lions and Mrs. Joyce Schemer installed the auxiliory. officers. George Gratke was master of ceremonies for the installation. (Picture by Chris' Studk) of photography) chard, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Smith and daughters, Jeri Lynn and Julie; Mrs. Earl Bridgess, Mrs. Flossie Van Blaricom, Mrs, Elbert Naas and daughter, Bonnie Sue; Mrs. Ialo Stephens, Mrs. Burt Hayden, Mrs. Paul Nott, Mrs. Glen Malone, Mrs. Archie Currier, Mrs. Elmer Mceks, Miss Drcna Meeks, Mrs. Clifford Baxter, Miss Bever ley Baxter, Mrs. Selby Leep, Mrs. Leonard Nesseth, Mrs. Noma Short, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pattison, Mrs, Harold Horn, Mrs. Ed Stritzke, Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wimer, Mrs. Chester Hamm, Miss Sue Hamm, Mrs. Lela Tyler, Larry Rains, Dennis Fritz and Mrs. C. C. Coffcll. a large group, met in the Odd Fel lows Hall after leaving the Armory, then met in the Methodist Church for a time. In late years they have been meeting in homea of mem bers. Officers of Scott Young Auxil iary of Portland came to organize the local group in 1925. The charter was signed Aug. 24, 1927. The 20 charter members of the auxiliary were: Matilda Tjoms land, Kale Millikin, Hattie L. 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