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1 - t t J1 p f BEVERLY HARDER Mon., Oct. 14, 1963 The News-Review Page A-l Sally Osmond Becomes Bride rP-t r r A TROPHY DINNER was held at the Umpqua Hotel by the Stewart Park Women's Golf Association, at which time Mrs. Richard Casebeer, tournament chair man, presented trophies to winners, above: Kris Un der, fourth flight; lone Rice, third flight; Nancy Pal mer, fifth, championship flight; Olive Pepple, second flight, and Vonnie Hennebeck, first flight. Below, winners include Marcie Casebeer, ' second champion ship flight; Wanda Matson, first flight; Terry Thom as, fourth flight, and Doris Cahill third flight. Not present for the picture was Helen Hilgers, second flight. Mrs. Gerry Hennebeck, eclectic competition chairman presented trophies and awards to Mrs. Clifford Pepple, first; Mrs. Robert Lewis, second; Mrs. Robert Palmer, third, and Mrs. Hennebeck, fourth. Others present were Mrs. A. H. Brammer, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs. Elmer Gondos, Mrs. Leroy Linder Sr. Mrs. Don Reed and (News-Review photos) Lemon Mrs. K. R. Mrs. Edward Reece v " ' ! ff-Ti r 'hrl U.iiMiiii'-T-a-ffiirnii I 11 S , - in mi I Miss Sally Osmond became the bride of John W. Gilmore Sept. 13 in Myrtle Creek. The double ring ceremony was at 8 p.m. at the First Methodist Church, with the Rev. Donald S. Campbell officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Spencer Os mond. The bridegroom's par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gilmore. Both families . re side in Myrtle Creek. The bride, given in marriage by. her father, was dressed in a ballerina-length dress of satin with elbow-length sleeves and a bell-shaped skirt. A small bow accented the waist. The some thing borrowed from the ma tron of honor was the short veil, topped by a small crown-shaped headpiece of pearls. She wore a gift from the bridegroom, circle shaped diamond pendant which matched her engagement ring. The bridal bouquet was of white rosebuds and net. Mrs. Robert Jones Jr. of Mvrtle Creek was matron of honor. Her dress was yellow ny Ion, with short sleeves and gathered skirt. Her headpiece was white net. She wore a cor sage of white carnations. Serving as best man was Du ane Carnes of Myrtle Creek. For the occasion the bride's mother wore a dress of tur quoise silk . with white acces sories. Her corsage was of pink carnations. The bridegroom's mother chose a jacket dress of laven der with black accessories. Her corsage was of pink carnations A reception was held immcd iately following the ceremony at! the home of the bride s parents 1 lie taule was centered by a three-tiered wedding cake, beau tifully decorated by the bride groom s sister, Mrs. Gil Lc Roux. Each tier was iced with light yellow, tinted roses and white bells. The top featured bells, an arrangement with seed pearls and whit-j net. Lighted ycnow candles were used on either side of the cake arrange ment. Serving the eake and punch were Miss Susan Osmond, sis ter of the bride, and Mrs. Gil LeRoux, sister of the bride groom. . For traveling the bride wore a light wool yellow suit with white accessories. Both the bride and bridegroom were graduated from Myrtle Creek High School. The bride groom was also graduated from Oregon Technical Institute in June. He is now employed atl Howard Cooper Corp. in Rose- Durg. x lie young people are THE WEDDING of Solly Osmond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark bpencer Osmond, and John W. Gil more, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gilmore, all of Myrtle Creek, took place at the First Methodist Church with the Rev. Donald S. Campbell officiating. Rice Valley Unit Meets At City Hall In Yoncalla The . Rice Valley Extension Unit met recently at the Yon calla City Hall for a demon stration on "Meals For The Freezer." . Mrs. Olive Sheldon g.'ve the demonstration. Mrs. Ray Procb stel. alth.iuoh not nrpRenf. now at home in Itoscburg at helped to prepare the food used the demonstration. 1538 SE Pine. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. George K. Osmond of Spokane, Wash., grandparents of the bride; Mrs. John Brown of Lebanon, grandmother of the bridegroom; and Mr. and Mrs. Gil LeRoux and Joey of Eugene. Mrs. Clement Nuse and Mrs. Ray Fitzgerald were hostesses. The next meeting will also be held at the City Hall on Nov. 5. Topic will be "Facts About Funerals." Leaders are Mrs. Ren Hollistcr and Mrs. Herman Schosso. .,. Later in the month there will be a demonstration on the sew ing of zippers. Anyone interest ed is invited to attend. This meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Campbell. Members and guests present were Mrs. Herman Schosso, Mrs. Dan Wright, Mrs. Marlow Fulbright, Mrs. Edna Miller; Mrs. Quentin Ryehnrd, Mrs. Eric Stcnscth, Mrs. Duncan Harvey, Mrs. Ren Hollister, Mrs. Ray Fitzgerald, M r s. Clement Nuse, Mrs. Olive Sheldon and Mrs. Fred Lee. r v; if V '."Or i 11 Church. Wedding Unites Couple4 -; wore matching MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD ISHAM, above, ore pic tured following their mprriage at St. George's Episco pal. Church. The Rev. Alfred S. Tyson performed the impressive doubie ring ceremony at 4 p.m. in the presence of 150 guests. The bride, Judy Ann Al spaugh, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Alspaugh of Roseburg, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Isham Sr. of Port Orford. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photogrphy) Hanna Ladies j To Hear Pastor The Hanna Ladies win hold their regularly monthly meet ing in Nash Hall at the Tri City Presbyterian Church Wed nesday, beginning at 1 p.m. Hostesses .Mrs. Jessie Grif fiths, Mrs. George Henry, Mrs. Carl James and Mrs. S. R. Nichols urge all members to at tend and bring a friend to hear the Rev. Richard Rohrbaugh. pastor of the church, speak and show slides on his recent trip to the Holy Land.. Ir Pays To Parronizs NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Judy Ann Alspaugh and Clif- Isham. ford Ira Isham, both of this i The bride's mother citv. were united in marriage pink silk dress with at a double ring ceremony at accessories. The bridegroom s St. George's Episcopal Church, mother wore a two-piece wool the Rev. Alfred Tyson officiat- suit with black accessories, ing. The wedding took place at Both mothers had pink carna 4 p.m. Aug. 10. tion corsages. The bride is the daughter of The reception was held in the Mr. and' Mrs. Robert J. Als- parish hall where the fireplace paugh of Roseburg. The bride- and piano were adorned with groom's parents are Mr. and gladioli and zinnias arranged by Mrs. John Isham Sr. of Port Mrs. Edwin Bayliss. The cake Orford. iwas cut and served by Mrs. Linda Connine played the tra- Kenneth Alspaugh. Serving ditional wedding music and ac- punch was Miss Melinda Goff, companied Robert Robins, solo- wmle coffce was served by Mrs. ist. Nancy Moore. Mrs. Thomas Ty- The bride, given in marriage mchuk served tea. Miss Terry by her father, was dressed in Woodworth presented the guest a floor-length gown of Chantilly book- The bridegroom's cake lace, styled with a Sabrina was Passed by Miss Mary Wood neckline etched with pearls. The worth- M,ss Donna Bal1 was " full skirt flowed into a chapel charge of gifts, train. Her elbow-length veil of A large number of guests silk illusion fell from a small from out of town attended the crown of lace with seed pearls, wedding, among them C. C. Her bouquet was of white roses clustered around an orchid car ried on her grandmother's white prayer book. Miss Jody Stephens was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Bcrnadette St. Onge of Portland and Kathy Madson of Eugene. They wore pastel lavender peau de soie street-length dresses and headpieces of lavender veiling gathered at the top with a rose of the same color. Their nose gay bouquets were of pink roses. Robert West was best man. Ushers were Ted Phibbs, Frank Moore, Floyd Wilson and Bill LINDA G. TRUSTY, dauqh ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Trusty of Melrose, left Tuesday for Vancouver, B C, where she boarded the O.S.S. -Arkadia for Le Havre. France. She will be studying abroad under The Experiment in International Living in cooperation with the Lewis and Clork over seas study program for the next six1 months. The first month she will spend with a French family, the Mor- ssons. at Nantes. I he next four months she will attend school and the 'last month may be spent in travel. Twenty students will be at tending trom Lewis and Clark, . where Linda is a sophomore. The group will be accompanied by adviser, Alfred J. Herman, French Consul from Portland. He taught at Lewis and Clark last year. 1481 N.E. Stephens A FEW ITEMS THAT DIDN'T GET IN OUR 4-PAGE RED AT LEAST 50 OFF ON EVERY ITEM LISTED 3EV lUD MV2PBIICE CLIMMCi L Shipley, grandfather of the bridegroom, Vancouver, Wash.; and Mrs. Ruth Moycr of Port Orford, grandmother of the bride. The newlyweds honeymooned in Los Angeles and Nevada and now are residing at 446 NE Housley Ave. The bride was graduated from Roseburg High School and is employed as a secretary by Howard-Cooper Corp. The bridegroom attended high s c h o o 1 in Veneta and Spring field, was four years in the U.S. Air Force and is now employed by Eugene Veneer. THAT'S RIGHT! IT'S IRONRITE! Ironrite Ironers Now Available At 635 S. E. Stephens Ph. 672-1616 LLynnounein The Purchase of Peter Pan Beauty Salon by BOBBI H0RT0N Reopening Monday, Oct. 14, under new name BOBBI'S BEAUTY SALON , 1417 S. E. Stephens Three beauticians to serve you ... Bobbi Horton Susan Baison , Pat Moore For appointment, call . . . 673-3244 OPEN 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mon. thru Sat. 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