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SrsjMsrt -tag Kr5E )m .,d$s, SECOND SECTION ROSEBURG. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1963 140-63 MMaggie J. Davis Now Mrs. Taggart 1 . mm VERNE ROBINSON, retiring president of Hucrest PTA, (right) presents gifts to the four teachers leaving the school this year. Left to right: Judy Mosher, sixth grade, who is to be married; Frank Troy, fifth grade; Charles Bailey, fifth grade, who will teach ot Win chester, and Mrs Harold Backen III, second grade.The gifts were presented ot the an nual luncheon given for teachers at the school Tuesday. Below new officers ore Mrs. Cal Wilkison, president; Mrs Robert McKee, secretary; Mrs. Pot Jannelli, vice president; and Mrs. Edward Stritzke, historian. Not present for the picture was Mrs. George Lenci, treasurer. (News-Review photos) n T ,"T zrr- 1; n Via. k -l , j MOB IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Mrs. Baimbridge Feted At Oakland Bridal Shower Mrs. Ted Baimbridge was honor ed at a bridal shower Friday eve ning in the social rooms of the Oak- NOW In ROSEBURG and DOUGLAS COUNTY It's . Dr Pepper time m .am V4i DIFFERENT... I LIKE IT!" Pick A Pack Of King Size Today! land Church of Christ. The rooms were attractively dec orated with pink streamers, white wedding bells and seasonal flowers. The evening was spent in visiting and playing games. Prizes were won by Mrs. Dale Baimbridge and Mrs. Harland Haines. I After the gifts were opened, re freshmcnts were served by the ! hostesses, Mrs. R. D. Spaulding, Mrs. Al Cole and Mrs. George Crenshaw, to the honored guest and Mrs. Dale Baimbridge, Mrs. Del i bert Spencer, Mrs. Myron Ober man, Mrs. Carland Obcrman, Mrs. H. D. Gcrmond, Miss Paula ier mond, Airs. Harlan Haines. Miss Sandra Haines, Mrs. Joe Copeland, Mrs. Jennie Haines, Airs. Mamie Pelzcl, Mrs. Alfred Hand, Miss Jo anne Manning, Mrs. Ed Hounshell, Mrs. Harry Baimbridge, Mrs. How- 1 ard Cherry and Mrs. George Spen cer. Those unable to attend, but who sent gifts, were Mrs, Ed Lamor- eaux, Mrs. Bert Hill, Mrs. Frank Oberman, Mra. Herbert Parker, Mrs. Ole Bunch and Miss Ellen Cole. The Ted Baimbridges were mar ried recently in Boise, Idaho, and , are making their home in Oakland Corvallis Meet Slated By Clans All descendants and friends or anyone who had ancestors come to Oregon on the Merks wagon train in 1845 are invited to the Rowland Chambers and Nahum Kings reunion in Avery Park in Corvallis June 23. A potluck dinner will be served at 12 noon. Coffee will be furnished by the clan. Those attending are asked to bring any information Ihey have concerning the train. I , . .J l - V - fit . TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Barg of Roseburg an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Morjorie Ann, to Albert 0. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Johnson of Maddock, N.D. The bride- elect was graduated from Roseburg High School and Oregon State University ond is girls counselor at North Da koto State Industrial School. Mr.' Johnson was graduated from Maddock schools ond is employed at the US Weather Bureau as on electrical tech nician in Fargo, N.D. The wedding will take place in late summer in Mandan, N.D. The double ring ceremony was used Tuesday, May 11, for the wedding of Maggie Jean Davis of Sutherlin and Ralph James Tag gart of Glide. The nuptials took place at 8 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene in Roseburg, the Rev. Robert D. llempcl officiating. More than 200 guests were present. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen Davis of Sutherlin. The bridegroom's par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ralph Taggart of Glide. White and blue stock were used in the church decorations. Mrs. Kenneth Ewens was organist and accompanied Mrs. Robert Hcmpel, who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because." The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She was charming in her gown of all-white taffeta and chiffon, styled with full skirt, fitted lace bodice and long sleeves. The dress had detailing of white satin. The bride carried a white Bible topped with two white cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Kenneth Spiccr of Sweet Home was matron of honor. Mar ion Taggart, sister of the bride groom, was bridesmaid. Both wore light blue taffeta sheaths with matching blue overskirts. Their Gladys Strong Presents Piano Students Monday On Monday evening a piano re cital was given by students of Miss Gladys Strong. The pupils were largely Junior and Senior High stu dents. The program was very in teresting as the literature chosen was fine and the students played well showing both developing mu sicianship and poise in performance. The recital was the third in a se ries being given in May and June. It was given at Miss Strong s resi dence studio on Southeast Main Street. A social hour was enjoyed Mrs. Hall Heads PTAAtDillard The last meeting of the Dillard PTA for the season was held re cently at the Dillard School at 7:30 fi.m., with the installation of new y elected officers for the 1963-64 year. The installation was conducted by Mrs. Jack Nelson for the follow ing: President, Mrs. Sid Hall; first vice president. Mrs. Jack Hill: sec ond vice president, Mrs. Glen Gal- la; secretary, Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, and treasurer, Mrs. Bryant Ward. Mrs. Thomas Jacobs gave a res ume of the recent PTA convention held in Portland. The new charier for Cub Pack 136. which the PTA sponsors, was presented by Bob Curtis. Mrs. Sid Hall presented the re tiring president, Mrs. Don Wein berg, with a past president's pin. Following the meeting, the fourth and fifth grade students entertain ed with Spring Festival mu sical program, after which a so cial hour was enjoyed and refresh ments were served. Potluck Enjoyed At Lookingglass Mrs. Ethel Meyer and Mrs. Dor- otny Holing were hostesses tor the delightful social evening and pot luck dinner at the Lookingglass Grange Tuesday. Arie Roth entertained the group with a showing of the many fine slides he took on his recent trip aoroan. un nis trip he visited Hol land, Denmark, West Berlin, Spain, Portugal. Italy. Austria, and V.nti land. Coupled with his interesting and intimate comments, Roth gave trie group an inspiring evening. Guests included: Mr. and Mrs, Hollis Real and daughters. Toni and Peggy; Mr. and Mrs. DeWaine Holing, Olenria and Karen; Mr. and Mrs. John Erhe and Howard; Georgia Schulzc, Jens Paulson. Mrs. E. E. Olivant and Dan; and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson. Members present were: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paulson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulze, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Ncihaum, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph wylie, .Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pro vost, Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Findlay, Ane Roth and the hostesses Mrs. Neal Meyer and Mrs. Cliff Boling. fet4 tmt. tnt, I sum j TOPS IN QUALITY!! FOLGER'S COFFEE Mb 2- lbi. 3- lbi. 6-oz. Instant 1 1 imitations! 7f j 69e a I iook i'tLji I i ,7 ! I ton thi B .fmj 1.99 I UTTU POOJ-- j yye I . i BOB'S FOOD CENTER 111 I Lun in r Kivt at the close of the recital by the students and their guests. the following played: Camilla Follclt, Janet Moore. LuAnn Pow ell, Laurel Inman, Ann Vcrberk- moes, Nancy Halfcrly. James Thorn, Judith Krolin, Elissa Eck man, Eileen Hanlin, Barbara Saar, Charlotte Tyson, Barbara Kerr, joanne canning, uicnda JHcLain and Tony FollctL bouquets were of blue carnations. Curtis Charon was best man. Ushers were Arthur Taggart, the bridegroom's brother; Bruce Stein er, his uncle; and Delbert Nash. Laura l"e Obert was flower girl, and Ray Allen Davis, brother of the bride, was ring bearer. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Davis wore a brown wool suit with white accessories, the bride groom's mother wore a bone-colored knit suit with white accesor ies. A reception was held in the fel lowship hall following the cere mony. Mrs. Fred Meisner served the wedding cake. Mrs. Edward Charon and Mrs. Bruce Steiner poured punch and coffee. Miss Jen ny Carson of Sweet Home present ed the gifts, and the gifts were cared for by Jewel Morgan and Kathi Williams. Others assisting were Mrs. Carl Morgan and Mrs. Richard Abercrombie. The couple honeymooned at the Oregon Caves and Trees of Mys tery. For traveling, the bride wore a white polished cotton dress. The young people are now at home In Glide. The bride attended Sutherlin High School and Northwest Nazarene College. The bridegroom was grad uated from Glide High School and attended Oregon Technical Insti tute. He is currently employed by Eugene Veneer. Coming from out of town to at tend the wedding were Mrs. Alice Taggart of Caldwell, Idaho; and Shelby Walker, Jenny Carson, Mrs. Archie Mays, Mr. and Mrs. David Cnmr.on and Michael, and the B.cv. and Mrs. Kenneth Snicer land children, all of Sweet Home. i iSs t , rJV ".rV x 1 '.if &. tf -I .'hi NONDA PATTERSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Patterson of Roseburg, will be installed honored queen of Bethel No. 72, Rosebuig, Sunday, June 16, at 1:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in Roseburg with a reception fol lowing the ceremony. The public ij cordially invited to at tend. (Picture by Clark's Studio) i in A 1 k l 1 WW"-. r-yj 5,1 Smart Families Have The Meadow Brook Milk Habit! MR. AND MRS. RALPH TAGGART, above, were married at the Church of the Nazarene in Roseburg with the Rev. Robert D. Hempel officiating. The bride, Maggie Jean Davis, is the daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Floyd Allen Davis of Sutherlin, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Arthur Ralph Taggort of Glide, (Picture by Ed's Photo Shop) Syllabus Examinations Are Given In Roseburg Thursday Miss Iris Gray of the music de partment of Oregon State Univer sity of Corvallis spent Thursday in Roseburg adjudicating syllabus examinations for the Roseburg Dis trict of the Oregon Music Teachers Association. The District was very fortunate in securing Miss Gruy as she is a very fine musican and also a fine adjudicator. The examinations which are giv en annually by the Oregon Music Teachers' Association are open to members of OMTA. They aro grad ed from very elemcntiiry to ad vanced work. The required stand ards are high and include theory and suitable repertoire for tho level of each examination. Mrs. S. C. Trued entered: Laura Nesscth, Knthy Cardiff, Karen Ste phens, Christine Bishop and Dayle Ann McLuin. .Mrs. Homer Grow entered: Jo Ann Dc Spain, Jcanette Kischel and Virginia Utterbach. Mrs. Wayno Wagner entered: Teresa Schmidt, Dcbra Snyder, Cristino Bobbins and Georgia Parker. Gladys H. Strong entered: Carol Johns!)!), Guy Scvcrson, Barbara Tilrhu, Linda Kring, Janet Moore, Linda White, Judith Krohn, Char lotte Tyson, Tony Follctt and Shar on Medlar. Shower Party Compliments Mrs. Jess Mount Of Drew Mrs. Jesj Mount of Drew was complimented at a pink and blue, shower party Tuesday evening when Mrs. Robert D. Clausnn and Mrs. John M. Davis entertained in her honor at tho Clausnn homo at the Tiller Hanger Station. Bouquets of spring flowers pro vided a decorative note. A series of games resulted In prizes going to Mrs. John A. Wright Sr. and Mrs. Charles L. Redding. A gift certificate was presented to the honor guest. 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