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p:' - jj MR. AND MRS. CARL JOHNSON, above, were married July 5 at the home of the bride in Riddle. The bride, Linda Lorraine Nichols, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Milton Johnson, all of Riddle. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photo graphy). Johnson-Nichols Wedding July 5 8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., July 22, 1963 At a clitirming lawn wedding at the home of her parents in Kid dle, Miss Linda I.orraine Nichols became the bride of Carl Edward Johnson, also of Kiddle. The wedding took place July 5, the Rev. John York of the Church of Christ performing the double ring ceremony at 8 p.m. The marriage ceremony was witnessed by 120 friends of the couple. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nichols. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. llillon Johnson. Two tall baskets of pink and white gladioli had been placed in front of a background of cedar trees to provide a lovely setting for the wedding ceremony. Tall candle holders held pink candles. Recorded music played the wed ding processional. The bride was very lovely in her floor-length gown of white bridal luce over satin. The pleat cd back ot the skirt flowed into a chapel-length train. Tho bodice of the dress featured a scalloped neckline accented by rhinestoncs, and the long sleeves came to points at tho wrist. Her bouquet was of white gladioli. Carol Johnson, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. Patricia Jones was candlclighter. Both wore pink dresses. The frocks were styled with lace bod ices, and the skirts were chiffon over taffeta with gathered cum merbunds at the waists. Johnny Garron was best man. Ushering was done by Vernon Sulton Jr. and Gary Nichols, brother of the bride. Mrs. Nichols, mother of the bride, wore a dress of beige and white, with beige accessories. She had a white carnation corsage. The bridegroom's mother was attractive in a blue print dress with while accessories. Following the wedding service. the newly weds opened their gifts while coffee was served by Clara Deal: punch by Sharon Addis, and cake by Mrs. Kenneth Nichols. Mrs. Harold Addis and Liz Saut ton assisted with tho unwrapping of the gifts. The new Mr. and Mrs. Johnson honeymooned in Canada and are now at home in Tri City. For traveling, the bride 'ioro a white and brown printed dacron frock with white accessories. Both tho brido and bridegroom's families have lived in Riddle for 15 yours, and both young people attended elementary and high school there. Mr. Johnson is em ployed in (lie lumber industry. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nichols of Wen atcliee, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bone and family. Rcnton. Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. Kuymond Deal and family, Toledo; Miss Judy Deal Portland; and Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Sell and daughter of San Diego, Calif. id I- ' I 4 ill Yti-'s'jLSi-f. I' :uii4v?fih r I ft ) r7M- lift "v,J ffll s,,f A A WiLl .XV;- 14 . r i VI i $ :tv '.' ; p 1 imMi in mmi rn ' If - . 4 MR. AND MRS. RICHARD CARLETON, above, are pic tured following their marriage. The bride, Carol Surkamer, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Surkamer. Follow ing a honeymoon to Yuba City, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Carle ton will reside here. (Picture by Winston Studio). Carol Surkamer Becomes Bride Carol Surkamer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Surkamer, became the bride of Richard Carlcton at a lovely home wed ding June 28. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lcnoru Carleton of Yuba City, Calif.. l he setting for the marriage ceremony was an archway of ferns and white gladioli and baskets of mixed pastel gladioli. The Rev. Alfred S. Tyson performed the nuptial service at 8 p.m. mo nriue. given in marriage by her father, was lovely in her bal lerina-length gown of white nylon chiffon which had a short jacket ot nylon lace, tier shoulder-length veil of white tulle was secured by a rhincstone tiara. The bride's bouquet was of white carnations. Betty Flcmmlng, her brides maid, was charming in a beige nylon chiffon frock with match ing stole. Best man was Everett Carlclon, brother of the bride groom. Fower girl was Linda Flitzmup, niece of the bride, and the nephew of the bride, Russell Scott Surk amer, was ring bearer. At the reception following the wedding, the bride's table was covered with a lace cloth and held a beautifully decorated cake which was topped with a minia ture bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Robert Surkamer served the cake after the traditional first cutting by the couple. Mrs. Russell Surk amer served the punch. The mother of the bride wore a blue flowered nylon chiffon frock with a pink carnation cor sage. Mrs. Carleton wore a two- piece orcmtl ensemble and a yel low carnation corsage. Following a two-week honey moon trip to Yuba City, the new lyweds plan to return here to make their home. Guests coming from out of town were. Mrs. Inora Carleton of Yuba City, Calif., and Mrs. Betty Ritzman and Edith Ititzman, both df Portland. INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OF Women of the Moose I and Pearl Degeberg, recording secretary. Pictured below is took place at the Moose Hall. Pictured above are Besse j Faye Jensen, senior regent. (Picture by Koop's Studio of Cornish, iunior reaent; Lucille Wilkerson, treasurer; Elaine I Photography). Ramsdale, graduate junior regent; Jerry Hansen, chaplain, Officers Installed 1 w I iii iii iii. iii nimmrm it. . tiMiii.Vi.jfg i, V.. , 1 , GRAND GUARDIAN of Oregon, International Order of Job's Daughters is Mrs. Luella Mclsaas of Parksdale, above right, and associate grand guardian is Harry Smith of Oakland, who has been active in Job's Daughters for 10 years and is the new worthy patron of Oakland Chapter No. 91. He has been on grand council for four years. Mrs. Mclsaac has been active In the work for many years and chartered tho bethel In Parkdale. There are more than 5,000 Job's Daughters in Oregon. Last year the members sold candy and gave ten $300 scholarships and presented $922 to the U of O Medical School for the leukemia re search fund. The two new grand officers will visit bethels throughout the stole during the year in office. (Picture of Mr. Smith by Worren Studio, Sutherlin). W-D Kiwanis Club Picnic Enjoyed Tuesday Evening The annual nicnic of the Winston- Dillurd Kiwanis Club was well at tended Tuesday evening. Members and tneir lamiiics mei at me Win ston Community Park at 6:30 p.m. for the out-ol-door cookoul ana pic nic supper. . visiting anil umuuui niruviuus comprised tho evening entertain ment following the picnic supper by tho following; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hichey Jr., Becky and Bruce; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee, Karen Formal Installation Held By Misteltoe Chapter, OES Riddle Mistletoe Chapter 114. OKS, held formal installation of of ficers. Tuesday evening at the Rid dle Masonic Temple, with Minnie Atlsit, retiring worthy matron, and Warren Adsil, retiring worthy pa tron, presiding. The entrance of the 1962-63 of ficers was followed by the lord's Prayer, Flag ceremony and the National Anthem. Inlroduced were: Virginia Wright, worthy grand matron, Myrtle, Creek; Carlotla K. Wise limn, past grand matron, Grants Pass; Millie Dowd, grand Adah; Bessie ., Gamble, grand committee member of Food and Welfare; Ma rie Brcckenbridge, ESTARL com mittee member: Zenobia Aker. grand representative to Minnesota; in Urefion; and worthy matrons, I Helen Moore, Canvonville; Vera) Smith, Oakland; Grace Downer, Kerby;' Muriel Rose, Grants Pass; Kdn Matthews, Roseburg; Eva Feero, Myrtle Creek; and worthy i patron, Clifford Kent, Myrtle Creek. ! Installing officers were Virginia Wright, grand worthy matron; John Wright, past worthy patron; Mabel Durgin, marshal; Bertha lllundrll, chaplain: Alice Walker, organist; and Leone House, solo ist. Officers installed were: Jackie Donnelly, worthy matron; Elmer l.ove, worthy patron; June Bates, associate matron; Arthur Hates, associate patron; Thelma Aikins. secretary; Orin Diinlap. treasurer; Mildred Nichols, condustress; Charlotte Van Dm on. associate conductress: Ted Fiver, chaplain; Minnie Adsit, marshal; Merle Walker, organist; Phyllis Claxton, Adah; Marie Gibson, Ruth; Lnr- ctta Hose, r.sther; Mary hummer. Martha; Relha Fiver, Fleet!, Gladys Williams, warder; George Gibson, sentinel. Mrs. Donnelly, the new worthy matron, presentr-d a gift to each of her installing officers. Mrs. Adsit, retiring worthy matron, presented her successor with i gavel. Woodmen Group Has Breakfast A delightful breakfast was held at the home of Agnes Vouch for members of the Woodmen Circle Work Basket, their families and' friends, Sunday morning on the patio of the Veach home. Breakfast was served from 7 a.m. to noon by the hostess, who was assisted by Ann Strong. Visiting was enjoyed during the morning hours by I lie following: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong, Eve lyn Cruncher, Florence .Murray Mr. and Mrs. Jack Veach, Mr. and Mrs. Art McGwire, Mr. ami Mrs. George Cornish, Miss Alana Kylola. Goldie Willis. Miss Brnita Bratsrli, Mr. and Mrs. John Cor nilsen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hill Tony Hill. Cora Johnson, Claude Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fear now, Jessie Thomas, Alice Chris- tensen, Gladys Stafford, Ruby I Tucker. Sarah Cyrus, Adah Deal. ! Billy McKesson, Ixiuis Cyrus. Bel I la Holm, Marjorie Doyle and Uni ' Benson. Chapter Dinner Is Recent Event Alpha Theta Chapter of Beta Sig ma Phi had a buffet dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Findlay's home in Melrose. After a delicious dinner, mem bers and their husbands enjoyed table games and pinochle. Couples attending the function were: Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bel mont, Mr. ind Mrs. James Moen, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ryder. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rergcreen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brittun, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Kct j ward Sitlnn, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hayes, Mr. ind Mrs. Elmer D'Am ' brosii. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Find I lay, Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp. Mrs. ! Roger Swcngcl ind Miss Jean ! Crow. and Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lor- cni, Susan, Linda, Jennifer and Doug; Mr. and Mrs. Hank Carew and Jan; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Krcbs, Peggy, Pam and George; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nye and Can dy; Mr. and Mrs. Lcs Wolfe and Lannic; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holt, Nels and Rulphic: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fos back, the Rev. and Mrs. Everett Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Don Koeg ler, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Han son, Mrs. John Hnmmons and Pat of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Bert I.aurancc and Nick; Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Mcuns, Mr. and Mrs. Art McGuirc, Miss Kim Dyhre, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A'.bertus. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Van Dermark. Steve, Karen anil David; and Melnnic and Handy Johnson of Portland. Installation of the Officers of the Women of the Moose was held recently at the Moose Home. Installing chairman was beuy Wambolt, who had charge of the preparation for the occasion. Le- ona Briggs was the regent who installed the following elected of ficers for the year: Senior re gent, Faye Jensen; junior regent, Besse Cornish ; c h a p 1 a i n, Jerry Hansen; recording secretary, Pearl Degcnbcrg; treasurer, Lu cille Wilkerson; and junior grad uate regent, Elaine Ramsdcll. The following appointed officers were also installed: Guide, la Miller; assistant guide, Mary Kis singer: pianist, Pat Alspaugh; Ar gus, Alice Harrison; sentinel, Jo Larson. Installing guide was Haze Jameson, and Guides for the eve ning were Thclla Webber and Velma Rose. Installing pianists j were Ethel Becker and William ' Kissinger. During the evening, members and guests were entertained by Felix Sumarron Jr., singing two numbers honoring the chapter's senior regent, Faye Jensen. Following installation, the sen ior regent announced and intro duced her Development Committee chairmen: Publicity, Ellen Sing er; Moosehcart, Marilyn Dicker son; library, Loyce McKcc; so cial service, Doris Kces; child care, Gertrude Blaze, Moosehav cn, Bonnie Paxton; homcmaking. Jo Elliott; membership, Shirley Fields: College of Regents, Ollic Krucgcr; Academy of Friendship, Dorothy Buchanan. Special Chairmen for the year are: Ritual director, Hazel Jame son; star recorder, Irene Rout ledge; charter member, Verna Koop; remembrance, Mac Hoppc; year book. Thella Webber. Nora Mclntiro and GeGe Stone: bowl ing, Velma Rose) fair booth, Mary Kissinger: rummage sale, Beth Winter; hospitality, Besse Corn ish, Hazel Jameson, Millie Beck with and Charlotte McCulley; auditor. Hazel Jameson; sponsor. Irene Routledgc: banquet. Beth NTuckcr, l.eona Briggs, Verna Koop; bulletin, .Mary Mssmgcr and Jerry Hansen; gifts, Betty Wambolt. Escorts appointed by elected of ficers of the Women of the Moose: Junior graduate regent, Margaret Jameson and Cledith Hammer; junior regent, Bea Mc Donald and Cleda Head; chap lain, Elizabeth Perdue and Char lotte McCauley; senior regent, Ethel Becker and Irene Barnett. Has Birthday Royce Buscnbark of Melrose was honored on his 80th birthday at a family picnic on the Fourth of July at his borne. Present to enjoy the day with him were Mrs. Fern Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Larson, T i m Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. b'ig Weiss and son, Sterling, all of Eugene; , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doyle and Dcn- isc uiiu mis. uuua jiuwiauu. It Pays To Patronize NEWS REVIEW ADVERTISERS ner Sept. 10. Roseburg Lodge Holds Meeting Roseburg Rebekah Lodge had its last meeting until September, with Helen Woods, noble grand, presiding. Thirty-one members were pres ent to enjoy the social hour of refreshments furnished by Mrs. Wood and served by Bertha Lett and Effie West. Committees to serve until June of 1964 were appointed as follows: Community service, Minnie Bat ton; publicity, Lena Poole; good of the order, Ruth Plumer; fra ternal press, Kathryn Bovingdon; Theta Rho book auditor, Margaret Saunders, Carol Stowers and Lena Poole. The next meeting of the group will be a 6:30 p.m. potluck din- 1 XvV.4 If r WATCH WEDNESDAY'S EWSPAPER FOR BIG VALUES i!N7 irnrir nEKE 9 ADVANCE NOTICE OF A NINE DAY Value Event Get Next Fall's Fashions Now , . , in PENNEY'S ANNUAL and- mm and StORBS They Just Naturally Go Together! . . . Sanders ever alert to bring you the finest in fashion have highlighted their stunning sweater collection with two new famous labels: PREMIER and WONDAMERE Luscious Colors in Delicate or Bold Patterns, Stripes or Solids. Come See . . Come Choose . . NOW! FREE... POPULAR 45 RPM RECORD with EACH Skirt or Sweater Put on Lay-Away Now! FREE... 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