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DOUGLAS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY honored
Junior Aides ot a diarming tea Thursday at the Jack
West home, ot wiich time service owards were made.. Pic
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Rockwell four years; Barbara Martin, Linda Deisrer, four
years; Beverly Clayton and Miss Elizabeth Randall, dean
of girls at Roseburg High School. (News-Review Photo).
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JUNIOR AIDES honored by Douglas Community Hospital
: Auxiliary pictured above , include: Myrtle Fogan, Cathy
: Hafor, Jackie Botes, Sheryl Nelson, Dorlene Robinson and
Linda Jones. Not present for the picture wer Leigh Borry,
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Susan Stembridge and Jean Morgan. Board members pre
sent were Mrs. Russell B. Rummel, president; Mrs. L. L.
Burr, vice president; Mrs. B. A. Young, Mrs. Kenneth
Kirk and Mrs. Albert McBee (News-Review Photo)
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SIX of the Junior Aides of Douglas Community Hospital
omong those honored ot the tea given by the auxiliary at
the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack West in Laurel
wood Thursdoy included; Carol Kramer Cheryl Griffin,
Mary Conn, Carilyn Lindberg, Alline Aberciombie and
Koren Martin. Three nurses also attended the porty and
included: Mrs. George Foutz, director of Nursing Service;
Mrs. G. S. Haof, instructor for the girls of the class, and
Mrs. Margaret Stefferud, evening supervisor at Douglas
Community Hospital. (News-Review Photo).
Sha ron Olson Is Installed As Rainbow Girl's Advisor
The First Christian Church of
Roseburg was the setting for the
wedding of Miss Carol Avis Zane
and Richard James Hasmussen.
The marriage took place Satur
day. Aoril 27. at 10 a.m. The Rev.
James C. Smith officiating at the
impressive double ring ceremony
performed in the presence of rela
tives and friends.
The bride is the daughter of Mar
ion Zane, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Rasmussen. Both families reside
in Roseburg.
For her wedding, the bride wore
a ballerina-length gown of white
Chantilly lace and an illusion veil
caught to a jeweled crown. She car
ried a white Bible marked with
white carnations.
Miss Dawn Vasterling was maid
of honor. She wore a royal blue
chiffon dress, designed with a full
skirt and scoop neckline. She car
ried a bouquet of pink carnations.
Raymond Munyon was best man.
Ushers were Eldon Zane, brother
of the bride, and Ronald Rasmus
sen, brother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Rassmussen, mother of the
bridegroom, wore powder blue ny
lon with white accessories and a
white carnation corsage.
Mrs. Lee Sade, aunt of the bride,
wore navy blue with white acces
sories. A reception was held in the
church parlor. Pouring were Mrs
Randall Baumeardner and Mrs,
Judith Admire. Cutting the cake
were Mrs. Kenneth Neves and Mrs.
Iris Nicholson. Mrs. Wallace James
Jr. was in charge of the guest
book.
After a wedding trip to Eureka,
Calif., and the Trees of Mystery,
the newlyweds are at home to their
friends at 326 W. Bradford Drive.
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Elkton Christian Church
Scene Of Lovely Wedding
Linda Marie Clemo, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clemo of Elk
ton, and Willis Raymond Smith,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jack
Smith of Drageston, Utah, were
married May 4 at 8 p.m. in a love
ly double ring ceremony at the
Elkton Christian Church. The Rev.
Bob Faggct of the First Assem
bly of God Church in Eugene of
ficatcd. Maid of honor was Darlene Cle
mo of Eugene, sister of the bride.
Charlotte Rigor was bridesmaid.
Rene Clemo, cousin of the bride,
was flower girl and Randy Ham
brick, another cousin, was ring
bearer.
Best man was Steve Clemo, the
bride's brother; Garland Labat of
Seattle. Washington was an usher.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father,.
The bride was attired in white
taffeta brocade. She wore the
bridegroom's mother's pearls and
carried a white orchid.
The maid of honor and brides
maid wore light green sheath
dresses with net overskirts and
net veils. They carried lilacs and
carnations with lavendar net ac
cents.
The candlelighters wore lilac
dresses and wore lilac flower wrist
lets. The church had been beautiful
ly decorates with lilacs and white
daisies by Mrs. Arley Marsh. Mrs.
Martin Suloff and Mrs. Agnes Hud
son made the corsages.
The wedding prelude and music
was played by Mrs. Bob Pagget of
Eugene. Paul Slaughter jf Eugene
sang "Because" and "The Twenty
Third Psalm."
A reception at the church fol
lowed the ceremony, with 150
guests attending. Mrs. Louise Rig
or had made the beautiful three-
tiered wedding cake and served
it at the reception; Mrs. Donald
Abraham served punch and Mrs.
Charles Clemo served coffee. The
bride and bridegroom opened their
many lovely wedding gifts during
the reception.
The couple left for a weekend
trip to the coast and now reside
in Eugene at 1376 W. 6th St. Apt. 3.
The bride's going away suit was
white wool. With it she wore a
yellow blouse, hat and gloves, and
white purse and slippers.
Sharon Olson, daughter ot Mr.
end Mrs. Norman Olson of Canyon
ville, was installed worthy advis
er of South Douglas Assembly,
Rainbow fur Girls, at formal opvn
ceremonies held Saturday evening
at tnc Lanvonvnie Masonic Temple,
with Sue Hoverson. past worthy ad
visor of the assembly, as Installing
officer.
Other installing officers included
mile Herbert, marshal; Hrth v hap
pen, chaplain; Andrea Gill, musi
cian, and Judy Ellefsnn. recorder.
Mary Connor, daughter of Mrs.
tCwis Wooley, was installed worthy
associate advisor. Also installed
were Judy Muetzcl, charity; Kox
anne Dixon, hope: Joy Yakcl, faith;
Pat Allen, drill leader; Hope
Thompson, chaplain; Vcrna hr
win, love; Susan Gardner, religion;
fenny Dixon, nature; Janet Allen,
Immortality; Linda Dickenson, fi
delity; Marion Ford, patriotism;
Anna Brown, service; Teresa Coo-
Matie's Club Has Meet
' The Glendale Matte's Club met
WcntW at the home of Mrs. How
!I? """"."ith 12 mcmliers prea
m. Mrs. tA Bailey, president, of
vSJSTupprlde'- Mr- Howard
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per, confidential observer: Kuieni
rord, outer observer; Bille Her
bert, musician; and Darcy Brown,
choir director. !
Ins and dogwood carried nut the!
worthy advisor's colors o( blue audi
White. Iter rhnei'n "Tim ;
lord's Prayer," was sung during
the crowning ceremony by her cou
sin, ljnda Johnson of " Merifnnl.
Her watchwords, "Love and Fidel
ity." and theme, "Friendship,"
were also vised in the program
Miss Olson was crowned bv her
brother, Hubert, with her voung
In-other Rueben, acting as crown
liearer. Misa Johnson sang "0er
the Rainbow" at the close of the
ceremonies.
Bille Herbert, junior past wor
thy advisor, presented the Margar
et' Mel'.ee traveling worthy advis
or pin to Miss Olson who in turn
pinned the past worthy advisor s
emblem on Miss Herbert.
Escorted and introduced were a
group from Warren Assembly,
HaintMiw for Girls. Jacksonville, in
cluding Mrs. Edith Shore, mother
advisor; Margaret Atkinson.
Douglas County PTA Meets
For Luncheon In Riddle
The April meeting of the Doug
las County Retired Teachers As
sociation was held at the home of
Pearl Ijwson at Riddle.
A social hour preceded the pot
luck dinner which omv.i in
26 members. j
The met tine nn eonfnttai k..
th nresident. iarv vii,Ph
report on the PTA Hate mnvun.
tion was given, and members were
urged to write to their congress-j
men regarding proposed measures ;
relating to income tax exemptions
of retired persons. !
AlUiea Caraway u appointed
chairman of the nominating coin
mittee.
A committee, with Miss Verlic
Tracy as chairman, was appoint
ed to write a history of the Doug
las County chapter of RTA.
Thank you letters read included
one from patients at the Douglas
County Nursing Home, who ex
pressed their pleasure at receiving
lap robes from the club.
The association s next meeting
will be a politick dinner at the
(iareen Valley clubhouse at 12 30
P m. May 29. AU retired teachers
of tha county ire invited.
worthy schism' and Susan Pitohey,
wormy uovisor-eieci. iituers intro
duced included W. Frank Brown,
Roseburg, past Rainbow dad;!
Mrs. Lewis Wooley, past mother
advisor; Mrs. Howard Chiavam.
I worthy matron of Glendale chap
ter, ureter ot eastern Mar: Andrea
Gill, grand representative, and
past worthy advisors. Hille Her
bert, Andrea Gill. Sue Hoverson,
Beth I'happcll, Judy Kllefsnn and
Nina Johnson
Nina Johnson was in chaise of
the guest book. During the refresh
ment hour, Mrs. Chiavaras. Mrs
Charles Pruden and Mrs. Russell
Weimer acted as hostesses. Mrs.
Harry Johnson and Mrs. Hirlurd
Petterson were in charge of the
kitchen. Dancing in tlie dining
room concluded the evening's ac
tivities. Azalea Sunshine Club
Meets With Mrs. Derrig
The Alalea Sunshine Club met
recently at the home of Mis Dick
Derrig tor a meeting which was
preceded bv the serving of delicious
refreshments. During the business
meeting members voted to make a
donation to the Cancer Drive. The
eight members present spent the
afternoon in doing a variety of
handwork
The net meeting will be held
Mav 28 at the home of Mrs. Bill
Croff.
Visitation Made
By Helen Hubbard
Mrs. Helen Hubbard of Prospect,
Lions Auxiliary director of district
36-E made her annual visitation
recently at a joint meeting of the
Roseburg, Sutherlin and Umpqua
Lions auxiliaries. This meeting was
held at the Bamboo House.
Mrs. Hubbard, who was accom
panied to Roseburg by Mrs. Marie
Dryer of Medford and Mrs. Gladys
Burrill of Prospect, gave a review
of plans for the forthcoming Lions
convention in Baker, and a report
of the spring board meeting held
at the Top of the Cosmos in Port
land. Loral members attending this
board meeting were Mrs. Willard
Buchanan and Mrs. Tom Pargcter.
Senior Luis Castillo, a foreign ex
change student under the Amer
ican Field Service Program at
Roseburg High School spoke to the
group alwut his native Chile.
Mrs. Watkins Is Hostess
The Ladies Bible Class of Oak
land Community Presbyterian
Church met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Sara Watkins.
Edith Dunn led the devotions and
read an article, "The Good Shep
herd." Mary Ie led the lesson.
A delicious dessert was served by
the hostess to Alta Howard, Mary
Minick, Pearl Brandner, Jessie
Davis. Lulu McMahon. Mrs. Lee,
Mrs. Dunn, Mildred Burpee, Grace
Crouch and Mrs. Watkins.
Friendly Hour Club Meets
Mrs. Amy Seeley entertained
members of the Melrose Friendly
Hour Club at her home. Time was
spent in working on two projects.
A sack lunch was served, with
dessert furnished by the hostess. At
tending were Mrs. M. 1. Kimmet,
Mrs. It. A. F.shlrnun and son;
Mrs. 0. F. Stringer, Mrs. D. O.
Bly, Mrs. Roland Cheek and chil
dren; Mrs. Joel Fenn. Mrs. C. A.
Cnffell, Mrs. G. G. Graves, Mrs.
R. F. Bradley. Mrs. Fred Miller
and Mrs. Grace Fenn.
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ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs.
Sandy Elam, 1610 Mulhol
land Drive, Roseburg, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Sherry to
Jule Asher, of Roseburg, son
of Mrs. Jule Asher Sr. of
Gintry, Ark. Sherry attends
Roseburg High School and
Jule is co-owner of Vodden
Asher Texaco Service station
in Roseburg. No date has
been set for the wedding.
A LOVELY WEDDING took place Saturday morning, when
Carol Avis Zane became the bride of Richard James Ras
mussen at the First Christian Church in Roseburg. James
C. Smith, pastor, officiated at the double ring ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen will reside at 326 W. Bradford
Drive, Roseburg. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Fifth Birthday Observance
Gala Event For Tiller Lad
A whole year of anticipation was
climaxed recently when Michael
Bryant celebrated his fifth birth
day at a party at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
Bryant, at the Tiller Ranger Sta
tion. Michael- and his family ar
rived in Tiller to make their home
soon after his fourth birthday, and
shortly thereafter, through attend
ing parties of other children ,in the
area, he learned it is an Ameri
can custom to have gala celebra
tions in recognition of the anni
versaries. Michael and his broth
er, Frank, were born in Germany
and the happy custom was new
to them.-
In honor of Michael, Mrs. Wal
ter W. Whitford made and decora
ted a lovely birthday cake, iced in
yellow and with pastel accents, in
cluding his name and five candles.
A lovely bouquet of spring flow
ers from the Whitford garden con
tributed to the decorations for the
event. Games were played and
prizes awarded to all participants.
After Michael opened his many
gifts, refreshments were served.
Guests included Danny and Doug
Clauson, Timmy Hale, Clark and
Paul Olson, and the honored guest's
older brother, Frank.
Michael was born in Augsburg,
Germany. His maternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Egold
of Hanau, Germany. His birthday
was May 5.
Winston Minister Honored
At Lovely Surprise Dinner
A surprise potluck dinner held at
the Sunday School Hall of the Win
ston Church of God recently, hon
oring the Rev. Calvin J. Rogers,
pastor of the church, who was cele
brating his birthday.
Friends and members of t h e
church gathered for the delightful
dinner at 7:30 p.m. to join the Rev.
Mr. Rogers and present him with
many lovely gifts.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lofland and Larry; Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Roderick and
Jonda; Mr. and Mrs. John Hop
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hollo
way, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eason,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Byrd, Mr. and
.Mrs. James Bevel's, Stephanie and
Patricia; Mr. and Mrs. Grady Rob
erson, Pat, Nancy, Billy and Tim
othy; Mr. and Mrs. B. Robcrson
and son; Mrs. Charles McGuire and
children; Mrs. Opal Hall, Mrs.
Doris Lungren, Linda and Russell;
Mrs. Delbert Fain, Boots and Su
sie; and the Rev. and Mrs. Rogers.
Fair Oaks Pinochle Club
Enjoys Card Play, Potluck
Father Is Feted
At Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith and
Alfred Smith Sr. of Salem spent
a recent weekend with Mrs. Smith's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand
of Oakland.
Mrs. Smith surprised her father
on Sunday by serving a dinner in
honor of his birthday.
Covers were placed for Harry
Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux,
Jon and Jean Lamoreaux. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Hand and the Smiths.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
day.
Fair Oaks Pinochle Club met
Saturday evening at the Fair Oaks
Grange Hall, with Mr. and Mrs.
DcWard Modglin hosting the 6:30
potluck dinner which preceded the
evening of card play.
Those present for the dinner and
evening of cards were: Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. John
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Medley,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Haines, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Roberson, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Tozier, Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Brittain, Mrs. Maggie Francis,
Mrs. Mabel Allen, Mrs. Mayme
Carlson, Mrs. Viola Hazlctt, Mrs.
Edna Powers, Mrs. Agness Waer,
Harry Read, Charles Garrett and
the host and hostess. They v. era
joined later in the evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Al Smith of Salem.
High score for womtn was held
by Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux; second
high by Mrs. John Edwards. Wom
en's sweep prize was won by Mrs.
DeWard Modglin.
High score for men was won by
DeWard Modglin, second high by
Roy Medley, and the men's sweep
prize by Ed Edwards.
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