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Tho inveiv uipHriino of Mar-inations. The two junior brides-
iarit Ann Stein, rianehipr of maids, Darcy Ann and Bobbi-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Steintann, wore street length dresses
of Roseburg, to Max William of white organdy with scoop
THE OFFICERS of, Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Club No.
30 were installed Jan. 4. Front row, left to right:
,Vicki Hammond, treasurer; Elizabeth Erickson, re
cording secretary; Dianne Erickson, vice president;
;Sondee McCoy, president; Stephanie Jellison, past
president; Billie McKessen, financial secretory; Aline
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CONDUCTING installafion ceremonies of Alpha Zeta
Theta Rho Club No. 30 were, from left to right:
Glenda Beach installing marshal, Tari Edie, install
ing officer, Aline Batton, installing chaplain. Mrs.
Glen Beach was installing musician for the girls.
(Clark's Studio)
Batton. Back row, left to right: Kay Stowers; Molly
Snyder; Florence Larsen; Carla Carls; Carol McCabe;
Karen Carls; Cheryl Melnik; Sharon McCabe; Lynn
Fanning; Ann Saunders; Annette Ogle; Linda May,
Tari Edie; Shelia Josh, Charlotte Cooper. (Clark's
Studio)
Theta Rho Club,
Has Installation
Mrs. Hult's Song Chosen
By International Group
In April, mora thnn 100,000,
women from all over the world
will bo singing n song written
by Mrs. Pnul Unit of Roseburg.
Mrs. Hull, a member of Xi
Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi,
International sorority, submit
ted a song in the annual BSP
contest, and it was given first
place. Tho song will bo copy
righted and sent to the 7,000
chapters and members will sing
it at Founders Day programs
April 30.
For her efforts, Mrs. Hult will
receive 0 full-jeweled badge, an
insignia of honor. She will be
tho third Beta Sigma Phi mem
ber in the area to have been
awarded tho pin. Tho other two
were Florenco Powell for being
Ciirl of the Year, and Mrs. Bcrti
Griffin, who was chairman fui
tho sorority's stnto convention.
Mrs. Unit, well-known in mil
siral circles hero, does a lot of
musical arranging in conncc(!on
wiin nor teaching, ana sue nas
written several songs, mostly
for her own pleasure. While In
folk-go, she wroto another soror-
Mu Chapter
Has Meeting
At Ashby Home
Mrs. Vcrn Ashby recently en
tertained members of Mu Chap
ter of Beta Sigma Phi at her
lovely home.
; 111c cultural program was,
ftivfn' by Mrs. Pee Wilson on
inc. subject ot l'loasurcs ot I'o
scs'lon." Following tho business meet
ing tho hostess and co-hostess,
Mrs. Hon F.lUotl, served re
froshmonts to: Mrs. Robert Ad
ams, Mrs. Ken Boycc Mrs. Jer
ry Cncn. Mrs. John Cunning
hum. Mrs. Dewey James. Mrs
Lauren Lovcland, Mrs. Lee Mil
ler. Mrs. James Shrum, Mrs.
lrank Sncll, Mrs. Richard Snv
der, Mrs. Hill Steele, Mrs. Pee
Wilson, Mrs. Jim Brarkins,
Mrs. Donald Campbell, Mis
Morgan and Mrs. Gerald Per
ez.
Card Play Held
The weekly session of the in
vitallnnal Hose Duplicate Bridge
Club was held Wednesday after
110011 at the Moose Hall.
i Mrs. R. A, Morene and Mrs
W. I.. Tozer were first; Mrs. I
J. Sell and Mrs. H. N. Butler
second; Mrs. K. L. Peel and
Mrs. B. I.. Hardenhrook, third
and a tic for fourth between
Mrs. B Young of Victoria. B.C.,
Canada, and Mrs. E. C. Palter
son and Mrs. Walter Ulrich and
,C. E. Wilder.
Next Wednesday the club will
have Its regular monthly as
ter point play. The session will
begin at 12:30.
lty song. It too, was copyright
ed and published.
Tho na mo of I lie song Is
"She's A Beta Sigma Phi."
Mrs. Hull said, "I know I'll
have a captive audience, but
it's a great thrill just the same
to know that all these women
in 14 countries throughout the
world will be singing the words
and music I wrote.
Dinner Given
Sunday At
Melrose Home
MRS. PAUL HULT
. . . song chosen
Installation of the new offi
cers of Alpha Zeta Theta Rho
Girls' Club No. 30 was held Sat
urday with fathers and Odd Fel
lows acting as escorts.
The installing marshall, Glen
da Beach, presented Tari Edie,
installing officer, and her staff,
Aline Batton, installing chap
lain, and M r s. Glen Beach,
installing musician to president
Stephanie Jellison, who receiv
ed her part president's pin and
then was escorted tj the past
piesidcnt's station.
Sandee McCoy, president!
elect, escorted by her father,
Kenneth McCoy, was presented:
to Tari for installation. Diane
Erickson, vice president elect,
and escort, V. T. Jackson, were
then presented. Tiaras were
placed on Sandce's and Diane's
heads after being installed.
The installing marshall pre
sented Elizabeth Erickson, re
coil T. B. Buscnbark; Billie
McKessen, financial secretary,
and escort, Melvin Woods
Vickl Hammond, treasurer, and
escort, J. E. Dent, for installa
tion.
The new president then nam-
'cd her appointive officers and
their escorts; chaplain, Linda
May, and escort Raymond E.
May; marsnall, Lynn Fanning,
and escort, Burl Fanning; war-1
den, Sharon McCnuc and es
cort. Oliver Plummet'; conduc
tor, Cheryl Melnik and escort,
John Melnik; musician, Tari,
Edie, protein, Joyce Larson,
and escort, Jess Bowman;
right supporter to the president,
Ann Saunders and escort, Ld
ward Bayliss; left supporter,
Carol McKce, protem, Kay
Stowers and escort, Jack John
son; right supporter to the vice
president, Aline Batton, protem
Carol McCabe and escort,
Wayne Button; left supporter,!
Charlotte Cooper and escort, G.
W. Cooper; inside guardian,
Sheila Josh and escort, James
Flynn: outside guardian, Hor-
ence Larsom and escort, Perry
Upright; first herald, Annette
Oglo, and escort, waller w.
Oglo: second herald, Karen
Kurls nnd escort, rred Karls
third herald, Carla Carls, and
escort, Oliver Johnson; fourth
herald, Molly Snyder and es
cort. Thomas Snyder.
Music included two numbers
Somewhere Over the Rain
bow" and "Winter Wonder
land" the Installation theme
The 1SW4 youth committee was
then Introduced, Mrs. Wayne
Batton, chairman; Mrs. William
Stowers, Mrs. Lylc Baker, Mrs.
Ci. A. Criegar, Mrs. Ponna Mc-
Clung, Mrs. Melvin Woods and
the advisors, Mrs. rred Her
man and Mrs. Glen Beach.
Past president Stephanie Jel
lison presented the 1963 Youth
Committee, Mrs. Jack Saun
ders, Mrs. Stowers and Mrs.
Baker, with a gift.
The theme "Winter Wonder
land" was carried out in the
dining room. The decoration
committee was Sandee McCoy,
Diane and Beth Erickson, Ann
Sauncers, Aline Batto.i and Kay
Saunders.
Presenting the guest book
were Mrs. Fred Goff and Mrs.
Saunders.
In charge of the reception
were Mrs. Fred Goff and Mrs
Saunders.
In charge of the reception
were Mrs. Kenneth McCoy,
Mrs. Darthula Webb, Mrs. Dan
Bcnncr, Mrs. Stella Gilbert,
Mrs. McClung and Mrs. Woods.
Harp of Salem was an event of
Saturday Jan. 4, at St. Joseph's
Church in Roseburg. ,
Father Eunan Buckley per
formed the double ring cere
mony at noon in the presence of
over 100 relatives and friends.
The altar was decorated with
red poinsettias. Mrs. Paul Shook
the former Caroline Mahoney,
of Seattle sang "Ave Maria"
and "On This Day, Oh Beauti
ful." Sho was accompanied by
organist Mrs. Robert Fabian,
who also played the procession
al and recessional by Allen Car
on and other background music.
Escorted down the aisle by
her father, the bride was beauti
ful in her white gown of lace
and satin. The fitted bodice
was of lace over satin with a
bateau neckline and long taper
ed sleeves. The satin bell-shapV
ed skirt fell to the floor in front
and flowed into a chapel train
in back. Her fingertip veil, fas
tened to a pearl embroidered or
gandy bridal crown was borrow
ed from a family friend, Mrs.
Ray Martin of Puyallup, Wash.
She carried a cascade of white
carnations, the flower of their
courtship.
The bride's three sisters were
her attendants. Patricia Ann as
maid of honor wore a street
length dress of scarlet satin
witli a bateau neckline, short
sleeves and a soft bell skirt,
She had red accessories. She
carried a nosegay of white car
nations centered with red car
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THE FIRST BIRTHDAY anniversary of Duane Bar
rick of Sutherlin, was celebrated at the home of
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bales.
Cake and ice cream were served, and Duane re
ceived many nice gifts. Guests were David, Larry
and Nora Bales, Arden Robinson and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerold Yoh and Ronnie. Sending gifts were Duane's
paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barrick;
Dave, Marlene and Gary Barrick, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Milloft and Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Grant and Barry.
(Clark's Studio)
Carlton Wilder To Head
Roseburg Unit Of ACBL
Two icction3 of eight tablesi North - South winners in the
were in play Sunday night at A section were Mrs. Lyle Bo
the annual buffet supper and'denner and Mrs. Lloyd Burnett
election party of the Roseburg
Unit of the American Contract
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien
and daughters, Judy, Kathy
and Ellen, entertained Sunday
at their Melrose home at a love
ly birthday dinner honoring the
former's mother, Mrs. Elmer
Reynolds of Winston.
Following the dinner gifts
were presented to the guest of
honor and a lovely decorated
cake was served.
Enjoying the day with the
O'Briens were Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Reynolds. Mrs. Dee
Seitz, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown
and children, Steven Richard,
SMidra and Dale and Stan Schil
ling.
Melrose Miss
Has Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Conn
of.Mclrose entertained recently
at a small birthday uartv for
their daughter, Rohin Renac
who was celebrating her second
imUiilay.
Gifts were presented to Rob
in and lovely refreshments, ap
proprmte to the occasion were
served to Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd
Ferguson and sons, Mike and
Rick. Mrs. Lucille Conn, the
honored miss and the host and
hostess.
Dinner Party
Held Saturday
AtWinstons
A lovely dinner party was Riv
en by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Winston at their home in Win
ston Saturday evening for a
group of friends.
The 7 p.m. buffet supper was
followed by an eveninii of piano
selections, dancing and visiting
Those present for the occa
sion were: Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Grensky. Eddie Teddy and
Di via; Mr. and Mrs. Gary
IxKimis, Mr. and Mrs. Art Mc
Grire. Helen Ryhre, Kim Pvhre,
Bill Blakely, Mr. and Mrs.
Clenn Villerup. Mr. and Mrs.
r rank Keys. Mike and Lorl
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Win
ston, Harry, Robin and Bill.
tying with Mrs. Walter Ulrich
and Mrs. A. B. Collier, for
first- Alp KonnpHv nnH flflrt.
bridge Leagi'C. The session was ton wilder, third. East-W e s t
winners were Pr. and Mrs
held at the Umpqua Hotel
New officers were elected.
Carlton Wilder was named pres
ident; Morton Fillmore, dircc
tor; Mrs. Morton Fillmore, sec
rotary; Mrs. II. N. Kascr Sr.,
necklines, short sleeves, gath
ered full skirts, scarlet cumber-
bunds and white accessories
They carried small nosegays of
red and white peppermint strip
ed carnations.
The bride's gown and the at
tendants dresses were all fash
ioned by their mother, Mrs.
Stein.
Randolph Williams of Salem
was best man and James Gray
bill. Richard Reed and John
Stein, brother of the bride, seat
ed the guests.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home
of the bride's parents on Bowden
Street. The serving table was
laid with a white damask cloth
from the trousseau of the bride's
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Eva Walsh, andv covered with
red net. Centered on the table
was a white and silver bride's
cake, flanked by red candles.
Mrs. Evangeline Williams pour
ed coffee and tea. Mrs: G. A.
Freeman poured punch. Miss
Kathy Madson served the wed
ding cake. The guest book was
presented by Miss Brenda Hum
phries of The Dalles.
The bride was graduated from
Roseburg High School and is a
junior at' Oregon State Univer-
ity in Corvallis. The bride
groom, the son of Fred Harpl
of Salem, and Mrs. Lyle Gun
Saules of Wichita, Kan., was
graduated from- Salom High
School and is now a senior stu
dent at Oregon State University
For their short honeymoon
trip the bride chose a scarlet
wool suit,' which she had hand
tailored, with black accessories.
The couple is hovy at home at
2727 Orchard St., Corvallis.
Coming from out of town for
the wedding were Fred Harp
Randolph Williams, Mrs. Evan
geline Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Dill, Larry and Terry,
Pat Gallagher, Bob Thrush
John Rice, Patrick Mahoney
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Martin
and son, Gary, and Miss Helen
Issac, all of Salem
Gary Buss of Springfield,
Richard Reed of Wilmington
Calif., Gary Milburn of Page
Ariz., James Giaybill, Oswe
?o; Mrs. Paul Turner, Mrs. Bil
lie Flowers, Mrs. Bernice Wal
lace, Miss Anne Svarverud, all
of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Harp and Judy and Judy New
man of Fortuna,. Calif.; John
Boles, Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Shook, Kathleen Harding
and Pa m Mahoney, Seattle; Jes
sie Piper, Mrs. Hattie Nichols
of Lebanon, and Mrs. Lyle Gun-
sautes of Wichita, Kans.
Wedding Party
Is Entertained
CAM
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MARRIED AT NOON 'on Jan. 4 were Margaret Ann
Stein of Roseburr and Max Willian Harp of Salem.
Father Eunan Buckley performed the double ring
rites at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. (Chris' Studio
of Photography) ;
Tuesday-Friday Groups
Enjoy Weekly Sessions
Master point play was held
by the Roseburg Open Duplicate
Bridge Club meeting Friday aft
ernoon at the Umpo.ua Hotel.
North - South winners were
Mrs. G. W. Marshall and Mrs.
Russell piehl, first; Mrs. H. L.
Bruffy and Mrs. Albert Morene,
second; and a tie for third be
tween Mrs. George Rittenhouse
and Mrs. Bill Donnelly and
Mrs. Ira Seilz and Mrs. Walter
Edmonds.
Members Initiated
At Jay-C-Ette Meet
East-West winners were Mrs.
J. M. Bevans and Mrs. Ray
Carrico, first; Mrs. Harry Le-
Beau and Mrs. Walter Ulrich,
second; and Mrs: Walter Fisher
and Mrs. H. N. Butler, third.
Tuesday night winners were
Dr. and Mrs. James Harris,
first; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Calli
son, second; and Miss Gertrude
Rast and Mrs. Ira Seitz, third. ,
Mrs. Kenneth Byland enter
tained recently having as guests,
members of the Jay-c-ettes at
her home on Pilger Street. Mrs.
Art Crossclly and Mrs. James
Donnelly were co-hostesses.
High point of the evening was
the initiation of new members
which was conducted by Mrs.
Bob Hays, president. Those in
itiated were Mrs. Russel Dichl
Mrs. Bill Donnelly, Mrs. James
Donnelly qnd Mrs. Crosselly
They were presented lovely
corsages. '.
A resume of the club's ac
tivities since 1949 was given by
Mrs. Glen Gowey. Mrs. Larry
Green, rummage sale chairman
reported plans for a spring sale!
to be held at 247 SE Jackson
St. Mrs. John Foust announcer
plans for ths DSA banquei
which will be held Jan. 25 at
the Country Club. Mrs. Glen
Yates encouraged all wives to
attend with their husbands the
"Ten Outstanding Men of Ore
gon" dinner to be held Feb. 8,
in Salem. Gov. Rockefeller will
be the guest speaker.
Those attending were Mrs.
Jim Donnelly, Mrs. Bob Hays,
Mrs. Ron Stnckling, Mrs. Bob
Stevens, Mrs. Ken Clark, Mrs.
Ken Byland, Mrs. Russell Diehl,
Mrs.-. John Davis, Mrs. Larry
Green, , !.Mrs. Mike Perrault,
Mrs; ' Dick Davis, -Mrs. Glen
Yates, Mrs. Ray Moore, Mrs.
John Foust, Mrs. Bill Donnelly,
Mrs. Art Crosselly, and Mrs.
Glen Gowey.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Stein
entertained Friday evening fol
lowing the rehearsal for the
wedding of their daughter, Mar
garet, to Bill Harp. The lovely
dinner party was held at the
Stem home on Bowden Street
Those present were members
of the wedding party and the
family and included the bride
and bridegroom elect and Fred
Harp, Randy Williams, Richard
Reed, James Graybill, Brenda
Humphries, Gary Milburn, Mrs
Eva Walsh, the host and host
ess, Mr. and Mrs. Stein, and
(heir children, Pr.tricia, John.
Darcy and Bobbiann.
Fred Harp, the bridegroom's
father, was honored on his birth
day and presented gifts and a
birthday cake.
Farewel I Dinner Party
Honors Sutherlin Couple
A farewell dinner party was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Stubbert of Suth
erlin, Saturday evening in hon
or, of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wil
liams, who have recently mov
ed to Roseburg. The honored
guests were presented ' with a
money tree from their neigh
bors. Those present to enjoy the
evening and potluck dinner!
were: Mr. and Mrs. Vera Hol
gatc, Mr. and Mrs. Dude Rose,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vogel-
pohl, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry De
Muth, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Co
ver, the Rev. and Mrs. Rich
ard Case, Mrs. Maude Culver,
Mrs. Ruby Cornelia, Mr. and
Mrs. William Blakeley and
daughters, Ann and Lindy, the
host and hostess and children,
David, Loren and Candace and
the honored couple.
Those unable to attend were
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McBride,
Mr. and Mrs. John Musgrove
and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rose.
James Harris, first; Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Scott, second; and
Mr. and Mrs. James Bevans
third.
B Section winners for North
South were Mrs. Harry LeBoau
treasurer; ai:d board members, and Mrs. G. W. Marshall, first;
Mr R A .innn. nf MvrtlpiMrs. A. B. Taylor and Mrs. Jo-
Creek and Mrs. Ira J. Seitz. s.ePn Vf"spa;...S,!'C.0:(,: 'IW
nrl Mr Willimn Fnrrest.
Mis. Seilz is past president of;thirt East . est winntrs were
the unit. Ui. anH Mrs Mnr! Fillmore.
first;
Timber Town Club Play
Held Mondays, Thursdays
For the Jan. 2 Thursday nightiHeiner and Mrs. L. P. McAnan
Timber Town Duplicate Bridge icy. third; and Mr. and Mrs.
Club Dlav. Mrs. E. J. Peel and E- C. Patterson, fourth.
Mrs. Walter Ulrich were first; Those needing partners and
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fillmore desiring to play in either the
were second; Mrs. L. L. Lina-i Monday or Thursday night Tim
man and Walter Ulrich, third; !ber Town play, are invited to
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harder,. call Mrs. Walter Ulrich.
fourth.
On Jan. 9 master point play
was held by the Thursday night' ,
club. North-South winners wcrcj,
Mrs. L. L. Linaman and Mrs, I
Trod Harder, first; Dr. Bruce
Tuck and Walter Ulrich, sec-!
or.d; and Fred Harder and Don-dale Home Economics Club at
The Ladies Bihlc Class of Borglum. third. East-West win-jher home on Ballf Street Fri-
Oakland Community Presbyter-lners were Mrs. Ftcd Gleeson day at a 12:30 p.m. potluck
lan Church met Friday at the and Mrs. K. W. Fitzgerald, iiuncneon.
Missionaries
Write Class
HEClub Plans
Smorgasbord ,
Mrs. Glen Richardson enter
tained members of the Rivers-
home of Mrs. Alta Howard
An inttresting letter was
rrad from Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Minter of Recife, Brazil.
Scallon Home
Scene Of Meet
Alpha Chi Chapter, Epsilon
Sigma Alpha, held a recent post
first; Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Fill-! Plans for the coming year
more, second: and Mr. and v, ore msde, the first event to
Mrs. L. W. Ru!ien, third. ihe the annual smorgasbord din
For the Monday nieht club's!"" on Warch lst-
ThA Mtntnra hat-a pharffo- nf a t 0 .1... x- u c..k Present WeiV Mr Ftli Pill.
Dr. Bruce Hetnck and chiidnn-s r,jssjon at Recife. ners Were Mr and Mrs E C. "T- Mrs- Enwisl Walters, Mrs.
Marknam. second; and Thrv spcnl i.verai months in Patterson with Mrs E N. Kas-"0Dpr' Mathews, Mrs. Florence
Ivan Brosi and Mrs.lj, community last year. er Sr and Mrs 1 S Brosi.lNorris' Mrs. Charles Stark,
Mrs. Pearl Brandner haditpcond- Airs J. O. Hushes.1 J,rs. Eric Trozelle, Mrs. Ora
charge of the lesson "Be What1 and Mrs. A. B. Tavlor, third; iclker. Mrs. Eldon Ogle, Mrs.
Ycu Are." A delicious desiertiand Mrs. K. W. Fitzgerald and FrwI Kuck, Mrs. Mcnzie Lee
Mrs. S. Kidder, fourth. East-anrt ,ne hostess.
West winners were Bill Pritch-I Thc ncx meeting will be Feb.
ett and Verden Hockett, first; a 14 at tne le home-
John
Mrs.
James Doyle, third.
Early Birds
was served to Mrs. Brandner,
The Early Birds Duplicate. Mrs. Walter Pavis. Mrs. Har
holiday party at the home of Bridge Club has had their week-sold Crouch, Mrs. Mary Minich.
. II, ABi.t, of II, a 1-II.K Hill m Ui.mAA IM ,1... .. . .... ,
Mrs. Joe Scallon. PecorationsV, ;r;,V""k , ''"' 'TI' TJ. xiVV Ve ""V , eJ T J
. . . ,Mrtlc Creek McCurdy. Mrs. Jess Lee, Mrs. Jar.ii Rnvle i.nd Fred Harder
manes aic.Msnon. .Mrs. taunjand Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Mots-
were an in pinK ana wmic. ,.- , uinn. Mr, o
Mrs. Murl Storms and MrsJnirkenfeld and Mrs. B. D, Pritt.
Gary Wilson were cohostesses.STying for second place were
Ga'.ucs were inioved with prizes' Mrs. W. T. White and Mrs. D
t.oins to the winners. E. Andrews and Mrs. R. B.
Five tables were in playi After a gift exchange, lovely Johnson and Mrs. J. L. War
Monday evciing by the Myrtlelrefreshments were served from ren-
Creek Duplicate Bridge Club at a table covered with a white! For the Jan. 14 play. Mrs
the Nutt Shell Cafe. cloth and holding a large can- B. Birkenfeld and Mrs. H. M.
die ewerpicce to Mrs. John Ulligren were first; Mrs. Ken
MC Club Plays
Mrs. Eric Wilson and Mrs. die
Roland Robertson were first
Mrs. B. O. RnrricFux and Mrs.
E. S. Wilkey, second; and
Mrs. Clyde Roberts and Mrs
Ji lin Wilson, third.
Punn and Mrs. Howard.
Wed 46 Years
chenbacher; and Mr. and Mrs.
(0. R. Petersen, fourth.
j Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fillmore
'were hiah for North-South play-
Mr. and Mrs. John Bacon ofiers in the Jan. 13 play. Mrs.
Umpqua and Mrs. Marsarct Walter Fisher and Mrs. James
Hanan drove to Coquillc whereiPoyle wre second; Mrs. O. R.
they spent several days at thcipctersen and Mrs. Neil Kaser
hom of Mr. and Mrs. AI Louns
bury. While there the Bacons
celebrated their 46th wedding
Faust. Mrs. Bill Brown. Mrs. Ruppert and Mrs. B. A. Briggs
t-litnn Fvprtnn lr Rill Rar. nnH Mr R Krarhmtiffh and
ker. Mrs. Charles Edison. Mrs.' Mrs. B. P. Pritt. tving for sec- anniversary at a dinner party
Cecil Stickney. Mrs. Gene Bol-ond; and Mrs. W. W. Whilford Mrs. Lounsbury is the former
en and the hostesses. iand Mrs. P. M. Olson, fourth. 'Loraine Bacon of Umpqua.
Jr., third; and Don Borglum
and Stuart Curie, fourth. East
West winners were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Harder, first: Mrs.
K. W. Fitzgerald and Mrs. E.
H. Hamdton, second; Mrs. Ruth
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