English Sixpense Worn By Karen McCool
North C u rry
By P A TTY E L I E
HOME FOR WEEKEND
Students home for the week
end were Mike Jarvis, M ary
Helmken, Kim Samudio and Su
san Wilson, all ofSouthernOre-
gon College; Pam Craig and
Mary Fitzhugh of SWOC, and
Tony Wahl, John M o rre ll, and
Roly Olson ol Oregon State.
GRANTS PASS GUESTS
Guests at the home of M r.
and M rs. O rville Ruth for the
weekend were M r. and M rs.
l« s le y Ruth of Grants Pass.
DINNER GUESTS
M r. and M rs. Rotiert Jones
of North Bend visited Satur
day evening with Iter uncle and
fam ily, M r. andM rs. BUI Kt Irk .
M rs. Jones Is the form er De
lo r as K rlck of Port O rford.
IN COQUILLE
M r. and M rs. Sam Cuatt of
Sixes spent Friday In Coquille
on liuslness and visiting friends.
SON V EITS
Roliert Deavers of Coos Bay
visited this weekend with his
mother, M rs. Fred Deavers,
at her Elk River home.
IN EM PIRE
M rs. Myron Forty spent last
week visiting her son and fam
ily , M r. and M rs. Ken Forty
In Em pire.
MRS. DARRELL R. TURN D C E
(Karen Sue M cC ool)
A double ring ceremony In
the Harlow Chapel of F irst
Baptist, Eugene, Dec. 19, united
Karen Sue McCool, daughter of
M r. and M rs . Char les McCool,
Port O rford, and D a rre ll K.
Turnldge, son of Haynion C.
Turnidge, Kearns, Utah, and
M rs. Theodore M. Blacker,
Moscow, Idaho.
The rites were performed by
the Rev. D r. Vance Webster at
2 o'clock. A light blue and
white spiral candelabra with
white gladiolus, carnations and
holly decorated the chapel. The
candles were lit by Cindy Ja
cobs, 1 0 -year-old niece of the
bride, who was gowned In a
short peacock blue velveteen
dress, gathered at a high waist
line with a white square collar
and cuffs and a corsage of white
carnations and h o l l y at the
w rist.
Guy Aydelott was soloist.
As she was escorted to the
altar by her father, Karen was
wearing a white velvet mod
ified em pire style gown, with
pearls and frosted bugle Iteads
marking the em pire line and the
border of the kabuki sleeves
with a detachable watteau train.
A crown of pearls held her
silk tulle veil and she carried
a cascade of white carnations
and holly.
In r o m a n t i c tradition, the
bride's "something old" was an
1891 English sixpense worn in
her shoe.
She was attended by her sis
te r, M rs. Theodore Jacob of
Tillam ook, as matron of honor.
She was attired In a modified
em pire gown with Ixxllce of pea
cock blue velevet and a floor
cock blue velvet and a floor
length skirt of white crepe and
carried a tiouquet of white c a r
nations and holly.
M ark Blacker of Moscow,
Ida., brother of the bridegroom,
was best man. Sharing ushering
duties were Douglas McCool,
Library Lowdown
The C ity Library hat now ad
ded a set of Juvenile biographies
to Its shelves. Each book Is w rit
ten by a different w ell-know n
author. Adult readers w ill find
the books as enjoyable as the
young.
M ark Tw ain is brought to life
b yjeanette Eaton In "Am erica's
Own M a r k T w a in ." Tracing
M a rk Tw ain from his own "Tom
Sawyer" childhood through his
riverboat p ilo t and w orld-w ide
tra ve ller years to his great suc
cess as an author, Miss Eaton has
s k illfu lly portrayed one of A m
erica's best-loved authors.
In "Around the World with
N e lly Bly, "E m ily Hahn has re
told the exciting story of N e lly
Bly, first woman newspa;icr re
porter, and her th rillin g race a -
round. the world as a publicity
stunt. T ravellin g unchaperoned,
she attem pted to beat the tim e
of IhileasE'oggjflctional hero of
Jules Verne's "Aroundthe World
In Eighty D ays."
W a lte r O 'M eara's book "The
First Northwest Passage" traces
the route of Alexander M cK en
zie In his dangerous Journey a -
croes C a n a d a . When George
Washington was President of the
United States, Alexander M c
Kenzie made his way up the
Peace River and over the Rock
ies to discover the first canoe
route to the Pacific Ocean.
A few of the other new bio
graphies ares ' Gold in C a lifo r
n ia ", Paul LW ellm ans "Sailing
t h e Seven Seas", M ary Ellen
Chase; "Riders of the Pony Ex
p re s s " , Ralph Moody; "Jenny
Lind S a n d Here", Bemardlne
K lelty; "Lafayette In A m erica",
Andre Maurols; and "Washing
ton Irving", Anya Seton.
t,
Eugene, brother of the bride,
and Dwayne B rltte ll, Salem.
The reception was held In
the Khoda McNutt room of the
church with M rs. Douglas M c
Cool serving cake, Linda Savin
pouring coffee and Carol San
derson at the punch bowl.
Hyan Carpenter attended the
gift table and DealraTosche the
guest hook.
The new M r, and M rs. D a rre ll
Turnldge traveled to Mt. Hood
for their honeymoon.
Karen was graduated In 1964
from Troy High School, T ro y ,
Ohio, and Is a sophomore at the
University of Oregon.
D a rre ll Is a graduate of the
University Of Idaho. A Phi Beta
Kappa, he Is currently attend
ing the University of Oregon
where he has received h ls M .A .
Degree and is now studying for
his doctorate In mathematics.
ZIC N LUTHERAN
CH U R C H NEWS
The Congregational Y e a r
Book Is to be published by the
end of January. A ll com m ittees
are asked to turn In their m a
te ria l by January 25.
M ilto n Leer has been elected
to set up a schedule for those
responsible for the care of the
lawn this year.
The following have been e l
ected to various committees:
Stewardship, Donald Stole; Ed
ucation, Charley Balzer; Evan
gelism, Vem Magneson.Each of
the co m m ittee chairmen are to
appoint two others on their staff
and are to report each month to
the council.
A ll seventh and eighth graders
who are attending the Confir
m ation Class on Sunday morn
ings are to come w ith a note
b o o k and their catechism, as
w e ll as their text book.
Those rece 1 vlng Sunday School
awards are: first quarter, Chris
Jensen and J anls Petok; second
quarter, Gayle Hefner, C a r y n
Marsh, Jeritta Hefner and Tony
Hefner; third quarter, Clinton
and Gerald Stole.
C O M M U N IT Y
CH U R C H
NEWS
The m onthly Fellowship D in
ner of the Port Orford Com m un
ity Church Is scheduled for this
Sunday afternoon at 1 p .m .
Pastor Jamie France w ill con
tinue speaking on the subject of
"Growth and Discipline" In the
morning Worship service.
In addition to the study In the
book of Exodus, the Sunday ev
ening service w ill also feature
a continuation of a tape record
ing by W alter M artin speaking
on the beliefs of one of the lead
ing religious cults of our day.
YOUTH RECREATION
A Youth Recreation Night,
sponsored by the F Irst Commun
ity Church of Port Orford, is to be
held tills Saturday, 7 p, m . , at
the Battle Rock school gym.
It w ill consist of games for
Junior high and high school age
young people, A 11 Interested
young people in this age group
In the com m unity are Invited.
DINNER MEETING SLATED
The Port O fo rd Lions A u x ili
ary have planned a dinner m e et
ing f o r Tuesday, January 25,
7 :3 0 p. m . , at O fo rd 's Cedar
Room.
The D istrict E director, Mrs.
Florence M cBee, and a guest
w ill be there. Other clubs from
the district invited are M yrtle
Point, Bandon and Gold Beach.
Installation of new members
w ill also be held.
A ll Lions wives are cordially
Invited to attend this m eeting.
P s R t o S ow '.
M T M M M , • H i i S »LA N tC O lS
her parents, M r. arai M rs. A l
tieri Britton at Denmark.
IN COOS BAY
M r. and Mi a. lo u ls K reutzer
of Langlois were In Coos Bay
Friday on liuslncss.
BIRTHDAYS HONORED
M r. and M rs. J fit in E llis and
daughter, Patty, visited Friday
evening at the home of M r. and
M rs. Dick BJerg In honor of
the birthdays of Don Smith and
E llis .
LARRY PIER VBITS
l-arry P ie r, Seaman F irst
Class, returned to active duty
Friday after a two-week visit
with his parents, M r. and M rs.
Orval Pier of Floras Lake.
He has previously returner)
from Vietnam after a y e a r’ s
active duty.
A TTEN D INSTALLATION
M rs . J. L Everest and he
daughter, M rs. Roy -Molller of
Brookings, attended the Install
ation of officers of the Beat)
Chapter, O rder of DeMolay,
Saturday at the Coos Bay M a
sonic Temple.
M rs. Everest's grandson, Hod
Hale, was rapped Junior Coun
cilor by his younger sis te r,
S t Catherine’ s Residence.
POOKS HAVE GUESTS
Visiting M r. and M rs. Frank
Pook during the weekend were
her sister and husband, M r.
and M rs . W. Peabody of Med
ford.
Port O fo rd New«, Thursday, January 20, 1066—3
M r«. Clint Fuller was queen
of the month, and M rs. Bell
was queen of the week.
LIBRARY HOURS CHANGE
The Saturday time schedule
V E IT IN SALEM
M rs. W alter Gorsuch of Lang for .the Langlois Public L i
J ill, a member of the Coos Bay
brary has been changed Iron
lois, her fa»F“ r H. R. Horner
Bethel of Jobs Daughters
9 p.m. through noon, to 2 p.m.
and
aunt
M
rs.
Winnie
_Booth-
Rod Is the son of M rs. Jean
through 5 p.m .
by
of
Coquille,
visited
several
K roll.
days last week with M rs. G or-
such's brother and fam ily, the B E N E F rr SQUARE DANCE
BRIDGE C O U P IX V E ITS
The Beachcombers Square
Rev. and M rs . Leo Horner
Visiting at the home of M r.
Dance Club of Port Orford is
In Salem. They also attended
and M rs. Dick Barklow In
sponsoring a benefit square
the wedding of J ill Horner,
Langlois during the weekend
dance for Bob and Betty Kee
daughter
of
the
Ia*o
Hom
ers.
w e r e M r. and M rs. W. A
ler at the Cove Saturday, Jan.
Crlbblns of Bridge.
29, beginning at 8:30 p.m.
HOSTS PARTY
A ll guest callers are In
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
M rs . Herb Bell of Langlois
vited to attend.
Pam Gilman of Langlois was
was hostess tor a Tupperware
released Friday from Southern
Party at her home Wednesday,
Coos General Hospital In Ban
with M rs . Thelma Cavin of
don after a bout with the flu, North Bend giving the demon
stration.
ATTEND GRANGE M EET
Local women attending were
M r. and M rs. C l a r e n c e
M rs. Herb G eer, M rs. ' ‘F r i
Brooks ol Langlois attended day1’’ Ph illip s, M rs. Ray Shaw,
the Coos Pomona Grange meet
M rs. C liff Lang, M rs. Lloyd
ing Saturday at Sumner.
K reu tzer, M rs. Dick Hilde
brand, M rs . Florence Butcher,
M rs . Stella Slocum, M rs. John
VETI MAT 1 IE MOSHER
E llis , M rs . Steve Sullivan and
Visiting Mattle Mosher In Miss Patty E llis .
langlols over the weekend were
The door p rize was won by
M rs. M a r i e Mclntrye from
M rs. Phillip s, with other p r i
North Bend, P ris cilla ‘ ilckarr.
zes going to M rs. Slocum,
of Coquille, and M r. and M rs.
M rs. Lang, M rs. Geer and
A. E, Voigt of Bandon.
Miss E llis .
V E IT IN NORTH BEND
Wednesday, M rs. E v e r e t t
Lsenhart and M rs. Angle Yoak-
am ol Langlois visited M rs.
Opal Dugger at the North Bend
TOPS NEWS
The C alorie Cotmting Tope
m et at the home of Betty Keeler
Tuesday, i t 1 pi m ,
A total of nine pounds w eight
loet was reported for the week
with V elm a Good as Top for the
week w ith a w eight loos of five
and one h alf pounda.
The club meets every Tues
day at 1 p. m . , st the home of
Betty K eeler.
DATES T O
REMEMBER
Birthday wishes go out this
week to June Jamieson. Gayle
Knutson and Susie Marsh.
READ OUt/u ADS
TOPS CLUB NEWS
Langlois le a n e r Ladles TOPS
Club met at the home of M rs.
Herb B ell Tuesday with 12
members present.
V E ITS PARENTS
M r. and M rs. Bob Wood-
worth of Seaside visited their
parents, M r. and M rs. George
Woodworth and M r. and M rs.
Ben Johnson of Elk R iver, over
the weekend.
AC TIVE DUTY C O M P1XTED
I-arry Hubbel returned home
after four years and four months
active duty In the U. S. M arine
Corps. He has been stationed
at E l T oro, C a lif., for the pest
two years.
FROM CALIFORNIA
M rs. J e rry Klght and sons
of Sunnyvale, C a lif., are vis it
ing Eight's parents, M r. and
M rs. I-awrence Klght.
IN ASHLAND
M rs. Ralph HaU of Sixes Is
spending the week with her
sister and fam ily, M r. and M rs.
Jim Parsons, In Ashland.
V E ITS FROM EUGENE
M r. and M rs. Herman Price
of Eugene spent Saturday In
Port O rford where they attend
ed the Western States Plywood
meeting and visited friends.
DINNER GUESTS
Sunday dinner guests at the
J. B. Kosta home were Pastor
and M rs. Rudolph Mensch.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
The Slxes-Elk Garden club
met Friday at the home of
M rs. W alter Pratt on Elk
R iver, with M rs. Eldon Spence
as co-hostess.
Attending were M rs. How
ard Gregarson, M rs. ArtSweet,
M rs . Sam Cuatt, M rs. Lynn
De Bord, M rs . Clyde Wagner,
M rs. Ed Zastera, M rs. Albert
Britton, M rs . Ie s te r H ill, M rs.
Harvey M yers, M rs. Bob Tope,
M rs. Lucy Gentry and M rs.
Clarence H a n s o n . M rs . Gus
M ueller was a visitor.
M rs . Britton gave a report
on pruning, and the club voted
to donate $10 to the Port Ch
ord L ib ra ry for books.
The next meeting w ill beheld
at the home of M rs. Sweet with
M rs. Cuatt as co-hostess. The
topic w ill be Prim roses.
IN ARIZONA
M r. and M rs. E a rl Barrington
and his s la te r, Dadda Hatcher,
left Monday for a two-week va
cation tra ile r trip to Arizona.
V E IT S FROM IL L IN O E
M rs . M yrtle C. Frantzen of
Kewanee, 111., left Saturday af
ter a three weeks’ visit with
her daughter and fam ily, M r.
and M rs . Ray Rogers of Port
O rford.
EXTENSION TO M EET
The Slxes-Elk Home Exten
sion Unit w ill meet at the home
of M rs . ’ildon Spence at Silver
Springs F rid a y, Jan. 21, for an
11 o’ clock luncheon, featuring
"M eals for Tw o.”
HOSTS BRIDGE CLUB
M rs. Chas. Fitzhugh of Sixes
was hostess Thursday to the
Port O rford Bridge Club. High
score was won by M rs. Pat
Dougherty.
IN ROSEBURG
The Tom Petok fam ily were
weekend visitors at the home
of M r. and M rs. Jack Doyle
of Roseburg and attended the
Silver Wedding Anniversary re
ception for M r. and M rs. Wm.
Knaggs of Roseburg.
A TTEN D WEDDING
M r. and M rs . Phil Fisher
of Port Orford attended the
wedding of his cousin In Salem
over the weekend.
V E IT S PARENTS
M rs. Bob Powrle of M yrtle
Point spent Friday evening with
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