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Newlyweds Choose Ranch Life 4— Port Orford News, Thursday, October 21, 1965 North Cnrry Johnson-Woodworth Vows Repeated II' Neonia Hall Dorcas Groups Name Officers The F ir s t Community Church In P o rt O rford was the scene of a lovely late summer wed ding as Judith Elaine Johnson became the bride of Robert Clare Woodworth, sor. of M r. and M rs. George Woodworth of P ort O rford on Oct. 9 at 2 o’ clock. The bride Is the daughter of M r. and M rs . J. Ben Johnson of P o rt O rford. The Rev. Jamie F rance p e r formed the double rin g cere mony before an a ltar flanked with flo ra l arrangements of y e l low flg l mums and white ch ry santhemums. Given In m arriage by her father, the bride was lovely In a flo o r length b lrd a l gown of white slipper stain, made by the brid e , featuring a scooped neck line and long b r i d a l point sleeves. She wore a shoulder length v e il which had previously been worn by her s is te r and m a t r o n of honor, M rs . Joe Anderson. The b rid e ’ s flow ers were y e l lo w rosebuds a n d stephanotis on a white Bible. M rs. Anderson, the b rid e ’ s only attendant, was gowned in a light pink net dress and c a r ried a nosegay of white c h ry santhemums. Ronald Woodworth was best man fo r his bro th e r. Ushers were Gene Wilson, Glen Sick les, Joe Anderson and Douglas Johnson. M rs. V ir g il Libby was vocal soloist and sang “ The Sunshine of Y’our S m ile” and “ Because” accompanied by M rs. F o rre s t E llio tt at the organ who also played the tra d itio n a l nuptial music. The newlyweds greeted th e ir guests at a reception in the church social rooms im m ediat ely following the ceremony. The b rid e ’ s table was cen tered with a fo u r-tie re d cake, cut and served by M iss Patty E llis and Miss Judy M yers. Miss Rosa B alzer ladled punch and Miss Kathy Lindsay poured coffee. M iss Sheryl Mechals registered the guests, M rs. Ron Woodworth took p ictures. A r rangements fo r the reception were In charge of the C h ris tian Women’ s Fellowship class of the Community Church. F or her daughter’ s wedding, M rs. Johnson chose a blue knit suit with a blue velvet hat. M rs. Woodworth wore a blue wool su it with a pink hat and both wore white carnation c o r sages. For the wedding tr ip up the coast, the new M rs. Woodworth wore a navy blue wool dress with a white c o lla r, navy blue shoes and a white wool coat. The new bride Is a 1965 grad uate of P acific High School; her bridegroom is a 1959 grad uate of P a cific, and attended Oregon State U niversity. The new M r, and M rs. Wood- worth are now at home In Sea side where he Is an assistant In Industrial A rts Shop at the Seaside High School and is also attending Clatsop Community College. The out-of-town guests were M r. and M rs. E. F. E kstrom , M r. and M rs. W. W. B irc h a ll, Gene W ilson, M aty and Mickey Woodworth, all of Portland; M r. and M rs . O. L. M c A llis te r,M rs . Ben Monson, M r. and M rs. David Knowles of North Bend; Kathy Lindsay of Coos Bay; M r. and M rs. Brooks Wagner, Seaside; M rs. S hirley Bolee, Gold Beach; M r. and M rs. John Thomas, Tacoma, Wash.; M r. and M rs. Joe H. Anderson of S pringfield; R o s a Balzer of Medford; Patty E llis Ashland; Sheryl Mechals of C o rva llis; M r, and M rs. John ElUs of Langlois, and M r. and M rs. Rudy Sherych of Reedsport. TESTS DUE P re lim in a ry scholastic ap titude tests are being given at P acific High School this Sat urday, Oct. 23, from 9 to 11 a.m. This test Is fo r senior stu dents planning on higher educa tion and is given previous to college entrance examinations. IN SEATTLE M r. and M rs. J im Brooks of Langlois were In Seattle and Portland last week on busi ness. FAM ILY MOVES M r. and M rs. Pat M aster- son and fam ily of P o rt O r ford moved over the weekend to a residence owned by Lester Smith on Cape Blanco Road. ATTEND FUNERAL M r. and M rs. Lawrence Klght were In T illam ook during the weekend to attend the funeral of his s i s t e r , M rs. George P ro cto r of La Grande. AT WEDDING Susan Donaldson of P ort O r ford was In Newport during the weekend to attend a wedding of a friend. REINKE VISITORS Recent v is ito rs at the home of M r. and M rs. Ray Reinke were Rae Ann Reinke, M r. and M rs. Fred Reinke, Helen Rein ke of Los Angeles, and M r. and M rs. Bud Carlton of Seattle, Wash. tage Grove. On the way over, they stop ped to say “ h e llo ” to Jlggs King at Oakridge, and saw Rus s e ll F orty and David who were headed fo r a hunting near S ilve r Lake. In P rin e v ille they visited fo r m er P o rt O rfo rd residents, Dan and V iolet Oxley, whom they had not seen In many years. They have a tr a ile r court and like the Eastern Oregon coun try . M rs. Oxley’ s father, Leo nas Hlckox, lives there also, and at 79 years of age looks very w ell. They asked about everyone In town and apprec iated a copy of the town paper with the picture of Port O rfo rd in 1917. M rs. Oxley had recently been in the hospital and Is expected to be bedfast fo r possibly two more months. T h e ir address Is 645 W. 6th St. in P rin e v ille and notes from old acquaintances would cheer the long hours of convalescence. V E IT KOSTAS Weekend guests of M r. and M rs. Bernard Kosta were M r. and Mrs. Lyle Smith and four children of M cM innville. Jerry Goodwater of Crescent Lake, home on leave, was also a recent v is ito r at the Kosta home. ATTEND FESTIVAL M r. and M rs. Lloyd Bates, M r. and M rs. Frank M o rris , M r. and M rs. C arl Back anc M r. and M rs. Ryce Wilson at tended the Aeness F a ll Fes tiv a l Sunday at Agness. HOME FOR WEEKEND Kenneth M ills , student at the U niversity of Oregon, spent the weekend with his parents, M r. and M rs. E vert M ills In P o rt O rford. SUNDAY GUESTS V isitin g Sunday with M r. and Mrs. Ven Magneson were M r. and M rs. C lint Sabin of Gold Beach and M r. and M rs. O r v ille Anvinson of Coos Bay. TOPS TO MEET The P ort O rford TOPS club Is meeting every M'.nday af ternoon at 1 o’ clock at the home of M rs. Lawrence Klght. M A SO N IC HALL. WED IN RENO Jim Crose, son of M r. and M rs. I yle Crose of Port O r ford, and Beverly Coyne, daugh te r of M r. and M rs. le m Morin of Port O rfo rd , were m arried In Reno, Nev., Sept. 21. Jim Is e m p lo y e d by the Brownie C oldiron l ogging Co. In Gold Beach, and she is pres ently working at the Sixes Store. V E IT SON M rs. 1 loyd Smith visited last week In Roseburg with her son and daughter-in-law , M r. and Mrs. W illiam Hager, who are parents of a new son, James Michael, and also are occupy ing a new home. V E IT GRANDPARENTS M r. and M rs. O rris Smith visited Sunday with her grand parents, M r. and M rs. George Richardson, at Wedderburn. Richardson had recently re turned from Sacred Heart hos p ita l In Eugene whee he under went m ajor surgery and would enjoy seeing his friends at this tim e at his home. He has lived In the Wedder burn and Gold Beach areas for over 40 years. V E IT RELATIVES M rs. David Thompson of Port O rford left Monday to v isit relatives In Salem and F lo r ence. DINNER GUESTS M r. and M rs. Sid Sweet and fam ily of Sweet Home wereSun- day dinner guests of M r. and M rs. Ralph Hall and M r. and M rs. A rt Sweet, Overnight guests were M r. and M rs. K erm it Smith and son of Sunnyvale, C alif. RETURNS TO CAMP Pvt. Joe T rim b le has been visitin g the past two weeks with his parents, M r. and M rs. H ar old T rim b le and fam ily In Port O rfo rd , and left Monday fo r a base In North Carolina. He fo r m erly was stationed at Camp Pendleton. HUNTERS SEEK GAME le aving for hunting this week In Eastern Oregon are M r. and M rs. Ray Reinke, M r. and M rs. Homer White of Coos Hay. L e a v in g fo r Heppner and other hunting areas In Eastern O r e g o n Tuesday was O rris Smith. Dick Barklow and W ilbur Sy- pher of l-anglots departed dur ing the weekend for big trophys In Eastern Oregon. V E IT DAUGHTER M r. and M rs. C harlie Wise, form er residents of northern C u rry county, were recently visitin g fo r 10 days with their daughter and son-on-law, M r. and M rs. Don Stole and fam ily In Port O rford. M r. and M rs. Wise are re turning to th e ir home In Tunar, Mo., a f t e r visitin g another daughter In San Francisco. NELSONS HONORED BY BEACHCOMBERS Members of the Beachcom- te rs Square Dance club pre sented a “ welcome-bark cake” to M r. and M rs. Ernie Nelson Saturday oventng at the Cove. M r. and M rs. Nelson told of the highlights ol tfudr recent FROM MEDFORD Henry Stewart of Medford Is vis itin g this week with M r. and M rs. Don Amos of Sixes. trip across the United States to New York where theyatlend- ed the W orld’ s F a ir. Mrs. Har vey Myers bukisl and decorated the cake (or the occasion. Hearhcoml>ers a n n o u n c e d a work day lo r Sunday to clean and decorate the hall for the South Coast Area Dance sch eduled (or the Cove on Oct. 30. The work day w ill start at 11 a.m. with a potluck dinner at 1 p.tn. and a business meet ing w ill he held during the lunch hour. Monday night Is lesson night at the Cove, and the next one w ill be tx t. SB at 8 p.m. w ithevei v - one welcome to attend. COUPLE WED Don Coyne, son ol Alma Coyne of Sixes, and Samira Welding, daughter ol H arry Wilson of Alaska, were m arried In Reno, Nev., Sept. 13. The newly weds w ill lie making their home In Oakridge where he will lie employed by l e s King. FROM ROSEBURG M r. and Mrs. Don Nielson of Roseburg visited during the weekend with M r. and Mrs. Fred McGee In Port O rford. V B IT PATENTS Barbara Jolly of Eugene vis ited her parents, M r. and M rs. Lawrence Rhodes on Knapp Rd. during the weekend. IN PORTI AND M r. and M rs. Jack Hutton of Langlois were In Portland over the weekend to attend the funeral of his grandfather. C A A m T rSQUARE MNCE-, FUN! I tiiSONS START iMOMOAY, OCT. 7.5 AT BEAC6C0M6t6'i pour oworp 8 +» 10 PM. JL Muvr g M is . Carlson Is a graduate of Grants Pass High School and attended Southern Oregon C ol lege In Ashland. Carlson Is a graduate of M yrtle Point high school ami later served wRh the srnted forces In Germany, (H H -of-tow n guests Included M i. and M rs, Ivan Cook of Bandon, Don Peterson and M t ■», Peterson of Norw ay, M a itln and Paula Wlsby of C o qu ille, F rank C rook and M s. C took of M y rtle Point, Ron lla lte f of A rago, Joint C h u rc h ill of Coq "ih ie u ille , I M is , Don M Hint, M i . .»inI G. Sikes, of Hollyw ood, t i l l ! . , and M rs . Irene Cat Ison of Bandon. £HOP M iT CRFCiO BE COVERED THE SATE WAY... 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M argaret Gorman ofB an- don attended the GAA state planning meeting In Newt<erg over the weekend. Susan Shaw of P acific High was nominated fo r member at large. a f t e r being greeted by the newlyweds. Mlaa Karan Praaton presided at the g ift tabla and registered the gueets. For the occasion the b rid e ’ s mother selected a blue drees with a blue feathered hat. M rs . Carlson chose a blue suit with beige hat and accesaorlea. The couple traveled to V ic toria and Vancouver, It, C, for a honeymoon. For going away, the bride wore a red alllt with a white feathered hat and white accessories. The newly weds are now ul home ul Sixes where the bridegroom Is In c h a r g e of the I’ lerey Sweet ranch at the mouth of the Sixes NEW DAUGHTER M r. and M rs. Richard Hof- sess of Langlois are the p a r ents of a baby g li I L n ... Sun day, Oct. 17, In the Southern Coos General Hospital In Ban don. She has been named Sheila Ann and weighed 8 pounds. 1—«« 10 A.M. to 4 A retirem ent dinner was held Saturday evening at O rfords In honor of Bob Thomas who Is re tirin g the firs t of November as custodian of Battle Rock Junior High school. The surprise d i n n e r was given by the teachers of Battle Rock who presented him with a ‘’ diploma** for his nine years of school work, and also a money tree. Guests were Ethel C rutcher, C la rice Hopkins, 1 ynn Holmes, M r. and M rs. Jack King, M r. and M rs. C la rk, M i. and M is. Alton B ytd, M r. and M rs. Jim Rook, M r. and M rs. Paul le e , M r. and M rs, Milton le e r , the honored guest and his wife, Noma. PI LIVESTOCK SHOW Three members of the Pa cific chapter of FFA with th e ir In stru cto r, Sam Oberg, attend ed th e P acific International Livestock show in Portland d u r ing the weekend. Attending were Alan Haga, Byron McLeod and Wayne B a r ton who placed 18th In a liv e stock Judging team of the 66 teams competing from the four Western states. Barton took part In the sheep s h e a r in g contest and placed th ird . Members also enjoyed other events Including the rodeo. Friday the group toured the agriculture fa c ilitie s at Oregon State U niversity and were over night guests of M rs. Oberg’ s parents, M r. and M rs. J. E. Borden at Brooks. CANASTA CLUB The Yak Yak Canasta Club w ill hold Its next meeting with M rs. Fred D e a v e r , Oct. 28, starting at 12:30 with a sack lunch. NOVEMBER 4 th ¿nJ 5^ Dinner Honors Bob Thoma»/ PACIFIC FFA ATTEND OOREO WITH MWLIHO iN BRIDGE ? FR.IDAW HUNTERS TAG OUT Returning after a success ful hunting tr ip to the Steens Mountains In Eastern Oregon were M r. and M rs. Don Amos of Sixes, M r. and M rs. Jeff Eanno of M illington, M r. and M rs. Gene Fanno of Sumner a n d M r. and M rs. Rlrhard Fanno of the Em pire d is tric t of Coos Bay. ARE YOU TIRED OF TV 7 M M E SALE and LUNCHEON f V E IT IN CALIFORNIA M r. and M rs. W. L. Mont gomery r e t u r n e d from two weeks spent visiting In C a lif ornia. They visited th e ir son and w ife, Sgt. and Mrs. R Jger Mont gomery and three children at E l T orà Marine A ir Base, and o t h e r relatives in Thousand Oaks and San Leandro, C alif. They made the tr ip by bus. M r. and M rs. Don Montgom ery of Camas, Wash., were re cent overnight guests of the Montgomerys at th e ir P ort O r ford home. IN ROSEBURG M r. and M rs. A rt S train and M r. and M rs. Frank Wilcox and fa m ily of F lo ra s Lake Rd. spent last weekend with the Walter Buss fa m ily in Rose burg. o.B.s, social cm & annual THURSDAY The semi-annual meeting of the Myrtlewood Dorcas Feder ation was held Thursday In the Coos Bay 1WA building. Tables fo r the noon potluck w e r e beautifully decorated In fa ll shades of yellow, brown, and orange by the hostesses of the day, the Coos Bay society. Do. cas society members from the Seventh-day Adventist chur ches In Brookings, Gold Beach, Port O rfo rd , Itandon, Coquille, M yrtle Point, Coos Bay and Florence were In attendance, and gave a report of the ac tiv itie s in th e ir areas. The purpose of these societies Is welfare service and acts of benevolence as perform ed by Dorcas In the Bible. D. E. Caslow, Union Con ference Home M i s s i o n a r y leader, and C. J. Ritchie, Ore gon Conference Home M ission ary leader, were present and spoke of the aid the societies were able to give in recent flood disasters, working with the Red Cross and local wel fare agencies. They also ex plained more effective ways of serving those less fortunate than ourselves. The purpose In helping others might be sum med up In the old phrase, “ help ing them to help them selves.” O ffic e rs elected fo r the next two years were M -s. Walter C ram , P ort O rford, president; M rs. J. Ellingson of Bandon, v ic e president; M rs. Morse Stonecypher of Coquille, sec- re ta ry -t r e a s u r e r , and M rs. Clyde C rasty, M yrtle Point, w ill be assistant se cre ta ry-tre a s- u re r. M rs. E. A. Maloy, M rs.D ave Coons and M rs. Walter Cram attended from Port O rford. '•AMR 7 MfOKO *ó/»E S • KlDabeth Ann tUkea, daugh ter of M r. and Mr«. Don 0 . Slkea of Medford, and Vance Andrew C a rlto n , aon of Irene Carlson of Bandon, repeated m arriage vowa Oct. 2, before the Rev. B. J. Holland In Hie Aahland Presbyterian church. Large baskets of white chry santhemums d e c o r a t e d the church. Preceding the d o u b le ring service, Miss I Inda Johnson sang ‘ ‘The Lord’ s P ra ye r.” The bride, regal In a white brocade wedding gown, waa es corted to the altar and given In m arriage by her father. Her fingertip veil was Illusion net trim m ed with (see ami she car ried u bouquet of white e a r- nations, Wilma T ra ylo r (now M rs. U ullbert Cook), In a blue dtesa and carrying pink carnations, served the bride as matron of honor. Gutlt>eit Cook was best man and Richard Sikes was Hie usher. At a reception, held In the church social rooms, women ol the church serveil the guests a
