( J,' - MR. AND MRS. LARRY WOMACK are pictured above fol lowing their marriage at the First Conservative Baptist Church in Roseburg. The bride, Carol Diane Clark, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Clark, and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Womack of Glide. (Picture by Clark's Studio) Carol Clark Now Mrs. Womack The single ring ceremony was. The bride attended elementary used Aug. 24 for the ' wedding of and high school in Roseburg and Carol Diane Clark and Larry Vir- was graduated from Mt. Shasta eil Womack at the First Conserva tive Baptist Church in Roseburg, the Rev. Roy Campbell officiating at the 8 p.m. rites. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Clark of Rose burg. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Womack of Glide. Organist was Mrs. Jesse Eilers. She played the traditional wed ding music and accompanied Herb Anderson who sang "The Lord's Prayer" as a solo, and a duet with Mrs. Anderson, "I Love You So." The bride's father gave her in marriage. She was charming in her ballerina-length gown of white lace over net, the bodice styled with long sleeves. Her lace-edged scalloned veil was secured by a lace headband. She carried an ar rangement of yellow rosebuds on a white Bible Barbara Honnebcck was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Mar garet ucgiey ana Mrs. uary wo mack. sister-in-law of the orlcle- groom. Miss Hcnnebeck's dress was lieht blue embossed taffeta and her nosegay was yellow. The bridesmaids wore pale yellow env bossed taffeta frocks and had light blue nosegays. I- Arnold Stewart, uncle of the bride, was best man. Ushering was done by the bride s brothers, Dav id Lee and Bill Clark. Mandra Lin Stewart, cousin of the bride, was flower girl with Kimmie Lou Womack, niece of the bridegroom. After the wedding, , a reception was held in the church basement, The lovely cake was of three square tiers, decorated in yellow and white. Serving coffee, cake and punch were Mrs. Arnold Stewart, Mrs. Dan McLcllan and Mrs. Ray Olson. Mrs. Everett Foss had the guest book, and Mrs. Stewart was in charge of gifts High School. The bridegroom at tended Oregon schools and is cur rently employed at Eugene Veneer in Glide. The newlyweds are making their home at 637 NE Casper St., Roseburg. Coaches' Picnic Wednesday Event New Roseburg High School coaches and their families were honored at a potluck picnic neld Wednesday evening at Stewart Park. The no-host affair was ar ranged by members of the coach ing staff and their wives. The occasion also served as a going-away party for Mr. and Mrs. bill Harper. New coaches are Clifford Allen, LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER -'LOTUS knight porter fl"", BEVERLY BROOKE BEVERLY BROOKE 8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tuet., Sept. 24, 1963 S3g , , , 1 THE WEDDING of Mary Elaine Hornseth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alf H. Hornseth, and Lorry Scott Graber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fronk J. Grober, all of Myrtle Creek, was on event of Sept. 8 at Tri-City United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Richard L. Rohrbough officiated at the impres sive double ring ceremony. (Picture by Warren Studio, Myrtle Creek) Mary Hornseth Becomes Bride 14 ' A f.&kSJil! in null iaiMT.ii w Jv..ajM..l .w -tl ft THE NEAL FAMILY REUNION and picnic supper was held at the Winston Dillard Park Saturday in honor of Earnest C. Neal, who has been making his home 'in Chi cago for the last 23 years. The family is pictured above. The Tri-City United Presbyterian Church was the scene for the 4 p.m. wedding, Sunday, Sept. 8, when Mary Elaine Hornseth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alf H. Horseth, became the bride of Lar ry Scott Graber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Graber, all of Myr tle Creek. The Rev. Richard L. Rohrbaugh performed the double ring cere mony which was attended by 150 relatives and friends Large baskets of bronze and yel low chrysanthemums, pom pom Jim Bracken, Cliff Shelton and Jer-I dahlias, cattails, and stalks of wild ry UrOSCner. leiuiu, uumg wuu uuuiuuiiul cull- Attending with their families were Mr. and Mrs. Don Severson, Mr. and Mrs. AI Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bolen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flummer, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Darl Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton and Jerry Droschor. Douglas Court Has Recent Meet Douglas Court, Order of Amar anth, had its first meeting of the fall. Escorted and given honors were Elizabeth Kemp and Dick Kemp, supreme past royal matron and deputy supreme patron of the Grand Council of California. Others honored were assistant grand lecturer, Genevieve Philip- pi, ana grana representative to II linois, Inga High. Past matrons and patrons of Douglas Court who were present were Ivcna Halvorscn, Thelma Fleshman, Robert Caley and Hen ry Halvorscn. A guest from Emerald Court in bugene was Norman Harms, as sociate patron. Refreshments and a social hour were enjoyed in the dining room, un me serving committco were Lillian Jones, Thelma Fleshman and Henry Halvorscn. Mrs. B. Belmont Hosts Chapter Alpha Thcta Chapter of Beta Sig ma Phi held its first meeting of the fall at the home of Mrs Byron Bel mont on Wednesday. Mrs. Roger Swengcl presented ' the program, "Introductions and Invitations." Mrs. James Berggrcen served re- fresh ments to members, Mrs. Swengel. Mrs. Ed Sitton, Mrs. Jim Moen, Mrs. Joe Means, Mrs. Rich ard Martin, Mrs. Dirk Kruysman, Mrs. Dave Jackson, Mrs. G. R. Hayes, Mrs. Tom Findlay, Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp, Mrs. Elmer D'Am brosio, Mrs. Bill Britton, Mrs. Bcrggrecn, Mrs. Belmont and guests, Mrs. Gilbert Rcbjohn and Mrs. Norman Belmont. There was discussion on the so cial and ways and means proj ects for the year, and every mem ber received a program and year book. Manager Visits Circle Monday Lilac Circle No. 49. Neighbors of Woodcraft, ' met Monday evening at the Roseburg Woman's club house. District Field Manager Mabel R. Mathcny of Eugene was present ana gave a report on the reception held in Springfield honoring Grand Guardian Violet Lundstcdt of Port land. A devotional period honored the memory of the late Lucy Kruse. She had been a member of Lilac Circle for 60 years. circle honors were given to dis trict officers, Mabel Mathcny and Nettie Hallcraft. A "Backward Party" is planned for Oct. 21, with visitors from Cot tage Grove, Eugene and Spring field expected to attend. Dorothy aaar is cnairman for tlic evening. All visiting neighbors in the vi cinity arc cordially invited to at tend. Luncheon Given At Cottage Grove a croun 01 Lilxonvi e wnmnn drove to Cottage Grove Wednes day to spend the dav at the home of Mrs. Frank Pyle. A lovely lunch con was served at noon on the patio where beautiful arrangements of lato summer flowers were pine- en. Those nltending wore Mrs. Pat melton. Mrs. C cthda Hamcr. Mrs. Wayne Miller, Mrs. George Bry an, Mrs. Henry Hansen, Mrs. Dick awanson, Mrs. Jerry Rust, Mrs Leona Graves, Mrs. John H. and Mrs. Joe Schmid. The afternoon was spent playing cards. High prize was won by Mrs. Schmid, low by Mrs. Melton, and me traveling prize went to Mrs, Graves. Melrose Group Enjoys Luncheon The Melrose Friendly Hour Club met recently at tnc home of Mrs. C. A. Loffcll. Time was spent working on a quilt for Amy Seelcy A sack lunch was served at noon, the hostess furnishing a de licious dessert. A short business meeting was held. Mrs. Wingfield won the door prize. Others present were the Mes- dames G. G. Graves, Roland Cheek and Mark and Chcri; M. Kimmct, Fred Miller and Amy Sccley. dclabra formed altar decorations. Croton leaves and yellow ribbon ornamented the pews. Miss Carol Spuhn, organist, play ed Debussy's "Clair de Lune" as well as traditional wedding march es. She also accompanied Miss Sharon Stamey while she sang "Be cause, Holy, Holy, Holy and a prayer response. The bride approached the altar on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage. She wore a chap el-length entrain gown of Italain bouquet taffeta fashioned with a I.aneled appliqued overskirt and bodice and elDow-lengtn sleeves oi re-embordcred Chantilly lace. An orange blossom and lace Juliet cap was attached to her bouffant veil of silk illusion. The nrulc car ried a yellow-throated white orchid with cascading yellow rosebuds and satin ribbon upon her Job's Daugh ters honored queen's Bible. She also carried a lace and pearl handkerchief which had been given to her by the bridegroom's mother. Miss Darleno Plischko, cousin of the bride from Saskatoon, Sask., Canada, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Robbin A. Horn seth, and Miss Dian Fields. All were attired in maize cotton batiste dresses, trimmed in white lace. with white gloves, picture hats and slippers of the same maize hue. Each wore a tear-drop pearl neck lace, a gift from the bride, and each carried a nosegay of yellow ; roses, bronze chrysanthemums and I croton leaves. Robert Graber of Eugene was ' best man for his brother. Another i brother, Frank Graber, shared ush- j cring duties with Mike Slurtclilf. LmhtinE the candles were Miss Linda Bircnbaum and Miss Arlec Stringer. They wore dresses of me- Ion colored cutton shantung, styled similarly to those of the other attendants, with matching head bows and slippers. They carried while candles tied with bronze rib bon and croton leaves. Flower girl was Cindy Snow. Dressed to match the candlelight crs, she carried a basket of fall flowers. Kevin Bumgarner served as ring hearer. Following the ceremony a recep tion was held in the church parlor which was decorated with ar rangements of dried materials, chrysanthemums and croton leaves. The bride's table was cov ered with gold satin under an ecru laco cloth crocheted by the bride's mother. A four-tiered colonnade cake centered the table and was decorated with melon and yellow roses and sugar bells. Serving the cake were aunts of the bride: Mrs. William Plischke of Saskatoon, Sask., Canada, and Mrs. William Van-der-Lek of Win nipeg, Man., Canada. Pouring punch and coffee were the bride groom's sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Graber of Eugene, and Mrs. Ole Hornseth of Klamath Falls, aunt of the bride. Miss Lorainc Plischke of Saskatoon presided over the guest book. In charge of the gift table were Miss Julie Shirtclift and Miss Janice Wright. For her daughter's wedding and reception Mrs. Hornseth wore a champagne lace and satin sheath dress with matching accessories. Mrs. Graber, mother of the bride groom, chose a lace and chiffon dress of apricot with blending ac cessories. Both mothers wore bronze-throated yellow and green orchid corsages. Leaving for their honeymoon to San Francisco and the California coast, the bride wore a two-piece beige wool suit with melon acces sories and the orchid corsage from her wedding bouquet. The newlyweds were both grad uated from Myrtle Creek High School. Mrs. Graber attended busi ness college during the summer. Mr. Graber completed his fresh man year at Clark College in Van couver, Wash., and will continue his studies in broadcasting in Los Angeles where they will reside. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Van-dcr-Lck of Winnipeg, Mani toba, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. William Plischke, Darlene and Lor ainc of Saskatoon, Sask., Canada; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bruce. Dick and Judy, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hornseth and Pete T. Ander son, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Erma Brumpton and Mrs. Susanno Win ker, Spokane, Wash.; Matt Mat thews, Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Graber, Eugene; Robert Klen kc, Forest Grove; Mr. and Mrs. George Hannan and Kalhy, Har bor; and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juul Aumsville. Reunion Enjoyed The Neal family reunion and pic nic supper were held at the Win-ston-Dillard Park Saturday in hon or of Ernest C. Neal, who has been making his home in Chicago, 111., for the last 23 years. Attending were the honored guest; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Neal Jr. and sons, Teve, Gary and Dan ny, of Bandon; Mrs. Edna Long brake. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mur- dock, Dorothy Neal and Charlie Klingler, all of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spencer and sons, Terry and Bruce, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Longbrake and Dick Longbrake, Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Buell and Bobby, Phil lipps, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Or rie Perry, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mullen and Pam and Ricki and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mul len, all Winston; and Mr. and Mrs. George Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Eifert and Katie and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mullen and Kim, Grant and Steffani, Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen and Carrie, Jani and Diana, Billie Ann Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eifert and Tina, all of Glide. Reception Held At Deer Creek The Deer Creek Community Club held the first meeting of the year Friday evening. A reception was held for the teachers, who received lovely cor tages presented by Mrs. Dick Han- tin. A discussion was held on "Safe ty." Mrs. Fern Hane asked for ar ticles to fill the clothes hamper that will be given away at the "Fun Night" in November. President Dick Ilanlin spoke on the success of the Pee Wee baseball program hold at the school during the summer. Room count was won by Mrs. Jacjuot's first grade room. Lovely refreshments were serv ed. ! Chapter Meets Tuesday Evening ! The Glcndale Chapter of the East ccrn Star held its first fall meeting on Tuesday evening. Two visitors were present, Mrs. Marie Breckcnridge and Mrs. Grace Downing, both members of the Western Star Chapter of Kcrby. Members of the chapter renewed their obligations during the chap ter meeting. Mrs. Howard Chiavaras reported on the reception honoring Mrs. Vir ginia Wright and Milton Doud. After the meeting, Mrs. Ed Bail ey. Mrs. John Sethcr. Mrs. Ken lith Brady and Mrs. Fred Wright, served refreshments. Baird Descendants Gather For Annual Family Reunion The annual reunion of the Ezra and Nellie Baird family was held rLcently at the Calapooia Woman's Club house. A new Free Methodist Church is being built by the Calapooia church and is to be known as The Nellie Eaird Memorial. In 1919 she open ed the Baird home for community church services and in 1930 the present local Free Methodist church building was purchased. The new church is being built about one mile east of the present one. A delightful potluck dinner was sprved to Mr. and Mrs. William Baird arid family of Reedsport; Mr. and Mrs. Al Hurd, Red, Ron- Id, Rose and Viola of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. David Depew and four children and Ronald Ross, all of Klamath, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cole, Leonard and Caro lyn of Drain; Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Treman and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Todd, all of Coos Bay: James Taber, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Busch and granddaughter; - and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baird, all of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Isom and William Everly, Canyonville; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton, Dennis and Peg gy, and Mr. and Mrs. Carven Hamilton, Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Baird and Henry Baird, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole, Mr. and Mrs. James Baird and fam ily; Mr. and Mrs. Blake Baird, Dan, Glenn and Joyleen; Mr. and Mrs. Ralston Cole, Randy, Vicki and Debby; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Millctt and Mr. . and Mrs. Rich ard Baird and family, all of the Umpqua area. Ollivants Host Family Reunion A delightful family reunion was held recently at the newly complet ed home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ollivant in Lookingglass. The hit ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKorlcy of Sweet Home, accom panied by the latter's mother, Mrs. Effie King of Canby, arrived Fri day. Guests arriving Monday for the lovely buffet dinner and social day include Bill Branhan of Winches ter; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perkins, Craig, Cheyenne, Tyra and Lane of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Per kins of North Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Muncie of Eugene and their children, Glenn, Robin and Bon nie; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ollivant Sr. and Toni. Canyonvi I lagers Hosted Frid'ay The Canyonville School Board en tertained teachers and their wives or husbands at dinner at the Piano Roll Inn at Roseburg Friday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs! Charles Dowd act ed as hosts. Vic Rice of Myrtle Creek entertained the group with organ music. . i 'School' Theme 1 1 1 i i i ,u nignngms meet A "Back to School" theme was used for first fall meeting of the Mountaineer Rebekah Lodge in . Glendale. . Members discussed plans for the district convention which will be held in Glendale. The occasion will also mark the official visit of the president, Mrs. Barcra Bagley of Springfield. The hall was decorated appro priately in "back to school" ma terials. Spelling games were play ed. The supper commtilee, Mrs. Fred Kafer, Mrs. Kenneth Brady and Mrs. Dean Swanson, served re freshments. Tables were decorat ed with fruit baskets and yellow daisies. Gardens Visited By Garden Club The Calapooia Garden Club held the first meeting of the fall sea son at 1:30 p.m. in the clubhouse near Umpqua. From there they drove to the Shinn dahlia gardens on Dell Rio Road near Winches ter, where they spent the after noon. Later, they drove to the new Hestness picnic park on the Umpqua where they enjoyed re freshments served by Mrs. Allen Stephens and Mrs. Harold Crouch. Others present were Mrs. Archie Moore, 'Mrs. Raymond Stephens, Mrs. Ray Murdock, Mrs. Harvey Koozier and her granddaughter; Mrs. Charles Scott, Mrs. Guy Cole and Mrs. G. W. Munson. The next garden meeting will be at the club house at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 3. r Milled Greatest Portrait Offer! 4Days0nly(Wed.,Thur.,Fii,Sat.) 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