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Candlelight Diffuses Church Setting As Bonnie Hodge Weds Frank Smith 4— Port Criard N m , Thtwday, Octobar 6, 1»«« North Curry B Sventa Hall HUNTERS RETURN WHh the opening of huntln» season, countless nlmrod«head for the mountalnou« terrain« In «earch of trophy head«, pride, Joy and fame. A great number of hunter« left for Eartero Oregon and many were hunting during the weekend In the local area with a few reporting good luck. Floyd Keeler and hla party came back to town with a couple of nice five point« and three o t h e r «m ailer deer. Albert Moore and Bob M cKentle were among the lucky hunter«. LONGTON GUESTS Weekend guests of M r. and M rs. Ed Longton In Port O r ford were M rs. Maude Waddle, M rs. Maymon Calvert, M rs. Robt. Taylor and fam ily, all of Eugene. RETURN FROM T R IP M r. and M rs. Myron Forty returned Sunday evening from a trip to Washington. Enroute they visited M r; and M rs. H ar old Ystad at Astoria and trav eled the new bridge across the C o l u m b i a and went on to Olympia and Bonneville. During the return trip the Forty« visited M r. and M rs . Marlon Wilson, Salem, '•P Û B T 0 6 f 0 6 0 • 5 7 A ¿ 5 • L 4 V B IT STRAINS M r. and M r« . E lm e r Kangas, Coquille, «pent the weekend with M r. and M r« . A rt Strain of F lo ras Lake Road. FROM C O R V A L L B M r. and M r«. Jim Severn« and daughter Kathy o fC o rvallU «pent the weekend with M r. and M r« . E rvin Severn«. WEEKEND GUEST . J e rry McAIVtter of Drain spent the weekend with M r. and M rs . Richard Harper. FROM NEWBERG * M r. and M rs . CecU F ru ltt of Newberg were recent v is it ors of M r. and M rs ; George F ru ttt at th e ir S liv er Springs home. i , * ' * . :> O«» Ladles attending and pre senting the honored guest with a m one y tree were M rs . Lorrta Forty, M rs . Ed M oyer, M rs. Tom Petok, M rs. Lawrence Klght, M rs . Uoyd Bates, M rs. Grant Woodruff, M rs . H arry P ric e , M rs . Conrad Colson, M rs . Edward Hansohn S r., and the honored guest. M rs . John Mayes helped with the gift. •'.D IN N E R GUESTS - M r. and M rs . Frank LaRue Phil Haney celebrated his of Coos Bay were Sunday din- • birthday with a party at the ner guests of M attle Mosher home of M r. and-M rs. Albert Moore. - - -• and C harlie Russell. Guests Included Carol Denn, J e j - r y - H a l l . Kenny T rim b le , FROM COOS BAY M r. and M rs . Robert BeUah- Patty St. .‘la lr e , Phil, Faye and Pete Haney, Carole Moqre, of Coos Bay visited with M r. Wayne Moore, M arcia Reasoner and M rs . O rris Smith, Lottie and M rs . Buck Haney. ’• 7 Smith, M r. and M rs . Bob Forty ' • . i. . ■ " and M rs.- L o rrln Forty. - Harold Johnson was report HAGA GUEST Mike Kamph o f Portland was ed to have been released re a weekend truest of Allen Haga. cently from Keizer hospttaL BIRTHDAY PARTY W ILCOX GUESTS BRIDGE TOURNAMENT Recent visitors of M r. and Twelve people from the Port _ M rs . Frank Wilcox of Floras O rford-G old Beach Duplicate Lake were his sister, M rs. Bridge Chib unit were In Med Don Van Saun of Atascadero, ford during the weekend for C a lif., End M r . and M rs . Ward the Rogue Valley Sectional Wilson of Auburn, C alif. tournament. - The Wilcoxes were recent A t t e n d i n g were M rs . Ira vlsltors_Jn Roseburg and D ia Tucker and M rs . H arry Kalina, mond Lake. P o rt O rford; Jim Redburn and Jim W hltty, Coos B iy ; M r « .’ D U PLIC A TE BRIDGE AT M EETIN G Agda B lckner, M rs J . Eunice A Unit, dame wUl be played John Wahl, Pacific High W allum , M r . and M rs. Ganty principal, attended a Secondary o f Brookings, M r. and M rs. ’ Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Ophir School sponsored toy the Port Prin cipal’ s meeting In Salem " "Drexel Swanson, Robert Mc ;Orford-G old Beach Duplicate thia week. C lure an d Byron Mauzy of Bridge clubs. Crescent CRy7 V E IT PARENTS - - ' * NO SCHOOL M r. and M rs . Fred Blagden V E IT SON There w ill be no school on of Roseburg visited during the M r.-a n d M rs. Harvey M c F rid a y, Oct. 14, In the district weekend with hla parents, M r. Daniels visited Pvt. Eddie Mc as I t Is the date of Inservice and M rs . Dale Blagden, Port Daniels, m ember of the Nation training f o r teachers of dis O rford. ' ' " ' al Guard stationed at Fort Lew - . Fred Is recovering from knee Is, last weekend. He wUl grad- • t r i c t 2CJ. •r surgery. I; uate from basic training on SUNDAY GUESTS . CANASTA CLUB Oct. 14. . M r . and M rs . C art Wilch of The Yak Yak Canasta-Club- North Bend and M r. and M rs. met fo r a luncheon and canasta IN WASHINGTON - ‘ P hillip F ish er, Port O rford, at the home of M rs . John E llis , M r... and M rs. W m, Huret w ere Sunday dinner guests of Floras Lake Road. returned to th eir home on Sixes M a . and M rs. W alter Gorsuch. Attending w ere’ M rs . Elton River last Sunday evening after D w lre, M rs . NewtonHaga, Lucy visiting fU r i week with friends Gentry, M rs . Lee Peterson, and fam ily In Eatonville" and. LESSONS SLATED Oct. 18 Is the date for be M rs . Harvey M yers, M rs . BID O lym pia, Wash. • ginner’ s square dance lessons Rasch and M rs . Albert Britton. - f 1 j t the Cove from 8 to 10 p.m. High s c o r e went to M rs . STUDENTS HOME Dwlre and second high to the C o l l e g e students vls ltin g - THURSDAY BRDGE hostess. Lucy Gentry won the th elr parents during the week Entertaining members of the door p rize. - • ■ end were Kenny M ills and B ar Thursday Bridge Club was M rs. bara Jolly of Eugene and M a r t- • R a lp h H all of Sixes. - - WEDNESDAY GUESTS lyn Hofsess of.C orvallis. 7* ’ ' Attending were M rs . Paul Overnight guests of M r; and Wagner, M rs; Ira Tucker, M rs. M rs. Ralph H all Wednesday V E IT EE NH A RTS ~ - were M r. and M rs . Russell Hall ~ Wayne "Barton of-C rescent * Adolph W lndmalser, M rs . Nick MarSh, M rs. Charley Caughell, and sons of Fow ler, tod. ’ C ity was a -guest of M r: and M rs. Wes Zumwalt, and a guest, The famUy has moved here M rs. Everett Isenhart of Lang M rs . Dal W eir. M rs . Marsh from the East and wUl live in lois. Barton recently Joined the had high score with M rs . Wag- the Coos Bay area. ' M arine Corps and wUl leave - n e r having a grand slam and fo r service this m o h th., SET RUMMAGE SALE John Isenhart, teaching ag-' being second high. The Beachcombers Square rlculture at Roseburg High, vis Dance Club has planned for a ited his parents .du rin g the . rummage sale Nov. 3 and 4 at weekend. the Coos-Curry E lectric butt- dlng In Port Orford. -. GEERS V E IT ■ . .. Anyone having rummage to. _ M r. “and M rs. Ed Geer and donate may leave It at the fam ily of Bandon visited M r. Denmark Service Station or may ■ and M rs . Albert Moore and M r. - Friday call 272 or 255, Langlois. ' - and M rs . Sam Cuatt, Sixes. Pacific vs Coquille, here Homecom ing HOST GUESTS Saturday HONOR NEW B R D E M r . and M rs . Ed Conley en JV vs Gold Beach, here Ladles of St. John’ s Catholic tertained g u e s t s during the 1 p. m . weekend at their Elk R iv e r . g u i l d and St. Christopher’ s Monday Episcopal Guild gave a ’ ’w el- home. come” party for M rs . Edward . Cham, of C o m ., noon The guests, classmates of Tuesday Hansohn J r , . . — th eir son, David’ s, were BUI Rotary Club, 12:10 p.m . The honoree, who Is from Pavltt, Fred Hopper and Steve Arlington, V a., was m arried Tops, 1 p. m. Bradley. during the summer to Spec. 4 Lutheran Church Council, 8 p.m. Edward Hansohn JT., son of City Council, 8 p. m. IN MEDFORD thé senior Hansohns of Port JayCettes, 8 p .m . M rs . Lloyd White of Port O r St. john's Altar S o c., 8 p. rrr. Orford. The young couple a r ford spent last week visiting Wednesday ' rived h ere last month, and the her mother In Medford. bridegroom left Tuesday for a Quarterback Club, 7:30 p. m. E. S. A ., 8 p. m. ye ar’s service In Alaska. IN HOSPITAL M rs . Harold (Ruby) Sypher of Langlois Is seriously U1 In K e ize r Hospital, North Bend. Charles Helm ick, Sixesi was taken to Eugene Monday for medical attention. a iM iM its s o r o a a t a v ia s - fe w ADDITIONAL D H A S a i wAoe L., a « ah 4, exivn p o l o n tA C H e H ’s-eo o p i Lindberg, M rs . Harold Knapp, Carol Morgan, Edie C le rk , B er tha C ardw ell, Kaye C ardw ell, Norma C ardw ell, Sandra C a rd - w ell, Karen C ardw ell, Judy H a r r i a , Esther Calhoun and Sandra Calhoun. Sending gifts were M rs . Bob M cKentle, M ra . W ilbur C la rk , M rs. Dale Blagden, M ra. David Flynn, M r». Conrad Johnson, M rs. M ilo Sellon, M rs . Pat M ille r, M rs. Delbert Neal, M rs. O’ Dell Flake, M rs . B ill Hubbell, M rs. Ronald Woodworth, M rs . V irg il Ub»T, Kathy Severna, Claudia Klstam acker, LuUe ROes, Lucille Douglas, M rs. Cardwell and M rs . McKnight. Carlsoni Feted At Golden Wedding Of interest to many frie n d s and relatives ol M r. and M rs . A. T . Carlson of Langlola was • reception given for them on 23 at St. Christopher’ s Parjsh H a ll, T o rt O rford. The’ Carlsons were m arried 50 years ago In Coos County, and have four children, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. . HoflaeeeS for the aflu lr were M rs . Ralph Drake and M ra. Thelmg Quy, daughters of the honorees, assisted by their niece, M rs . Dee Hansohn. Punch atotf cake’ were, served and Kathy Bowker, granddaugh te r, poured.tea and coflee, while a grandniece, M arian Barclay, wgs hostess of the money tree Tanjl gift labia. • Refreshments were servedio M r. and M fa . Albin Carlson, M r. and M rs . August Carlson J r ., M r. and M rs. Andrew C a rl son, Andrew Carlson J r ., Ralph Drake, Miss Bowker, Ed Hao- sohn, M rs . Lorin Forty, M rs. Francis W allace, M rs. W alter M o rris , the Rev. James E. Uoyd and M iss Barclay. BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN A.birthday party was held at thé home of M rs. Jules Hicks for her granddaughter P atric ia Connolly’ s 10th birthday. Sand wiches, cake, pop and candy treats were served. - - After opening gins andtfsats j l home, the children were ta ken io thé North Bend swimming pool for an added tre at, and stopped at the d rive -in In Ban don for Ice’ cream to end the party. Guests were- Sandra A rm strong,- Dsha Bean, Barbara D o n a h u e , Colleen Donahue, Gayle Hefner, Caryi» M arsh, Has Sorted The fall claaaes of S t.C h rls - touher’s E p is c o p a l Church School have begun for the year and all children In the ernn- munlty are In v ite d ,to alffnd. Servtcea begin at 10 a.m. each Sunday. M rs. Dee Hansohn, super intendent of the Church school, reports that there definitely w ill be s Christ mss pageant this year with all students p ar ticipating In IL Also she plans to organize a Junior choir If enough students are Interested. Teachers of the Sunday School classes, at the present tim e, are Teresa Phillips, Pam Mayea, M rs. Blaine M arsh, M ra. John Mkyea, M ra . Hai>- ¿obn and M rs . Gladys Pelok. Miss Phillips and M rs . Petok are the organists for the group, with M r s .- H » " * * " Instructing musical selections. The m aterial being used this year Is exceptional, according to \irs._H an «q h « , who urges « ’ ’all Interested children to at tend aRd.see left thetnselved that Sunday School can toe lots of hin, too.” • •- RUMMAGE SALE SLATED The Christian Women's F el l o w s h i p o t the Community Church ha» slated a rummage sale for Thursday and Friday, O ct 6 and 7, at the Cooe-Curry Co-op building bom 9:30 a. m. to'4:30 p. m. MEETING PLACE CHANGED T h e Port Orford C ttlstlen A’hutchwHl be holding services in the e a s t end of the Jensen Center, formerly Keeler'» Saw Shop, instead of the Legion Hall according to Mrs. Leo M itchell, GUEST SPEAKER Albert D. Krlbs of Cloverdale, C ts,, w ill be guest speaker at the Port CrfordChristian Church Sunday. A potluck dinner will be J ield st the Leo M itchell home fol low ing the rervlce w ith a bus iness m eeting scheduled Tor (toe afternoon. MAKE SURE THEY KNOW. - all the hometown news. Friday & Saturday 9 p.m. - 2 a.m. ' Send your college friend or your college son or daughter t h e .. IPori ©rford ^ tuis «• They'll appreciate it. • Subscription rates are low. Crf/Luitc (nf Coll 332-2561 CONSOLIDATE YOUR ACCOUNTS • Monthly Peymontc . . . Planned tor Yoer Budget Church School can mean a lot to those who leave for college each fall Don’t Get Bogged Down With Monthly Payments Lat a lose from Finance help solve yoer money problem«. One lose — O ne Convenient Monthly Payment. Georgia Mayes, Lots M ille r , Jackie St. C la ir, Janis Petok and Judy Russell. Also unend ing were M r. and M rs . Roger Holbrook and M r. and M ra. Harold Hokane of San Diego, C a lif., «•«» M r«. C lara Goe- wert. NEWS FROM HOME 360E Bit-Gar BMg. CH 7-2811 Gold Beach • One-trip Service . Quick Action ee I AT N O as the new couple greeted their gueiis- following the wedding ceremony, Mr«. Everett Hodge .prended at the punch bowl while Mrs. Hodge poured coffee .and Mrs, Carl Hodge cut and served the wadding cake.A 11 are sisters- In taw of tne brlde.Mrs.Carl Dodge, lister of the bridegroom, assisted. A shocking pink knit coat and dress ensemble with white ac cessories and the white orchid from her bouquet were worn toy the bride as the coup!« departed on a honeymoon trip to Portland, Idaho,Utah and Wyoming, Hop £ ing a l o n g the way to visit M R . A N D M R S . F R A N K W . S M IT H lends and relatives. (Bonnie Hodge f The new Mrs. Smith is a 1964 graduate o f Western Buslnesj Candlelight diffused the set "otd" penny in her shoe. A "bluf" University In Portland. Both sha t i n g s as Bonnie Sue Hodge, lace garter was worn with her and her husband graduated from daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hulen "new" gown, «hoes and veil to Pacific high school In 1963. Hodge of Corvallis, became the further follow tradition. Her employer Is Ek. Chan Tsai A white orchid with bow» and and Smith If with the U. S. Navy. bride of Frank W. Smith, son of Mr. and Mis. Lester T. Smith of streamers of white ribbons cen Their new h o n e w ill be made P o r t Ckford, in the Corvallis tered a white Bible which the la Roosevelt Roads, Puerto R l- Churchofthe Naxarene on Sept. bride- had "borrowed" from her co^yt the end o fth ls month. sister and matron of honor, Mrs. ia Out of town guests were: Mrs. Baskets of white gladioli ac Leroy Ames. C.W. Dunn and Kim, DlcktrSue cented with yellow ribbons pro W alton,Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sm 1th vided floral decorations as the YELLOW ROSES CA RRIED and fam fly,Marv Brown, Mr. and- Rev. Carl Marble led the couple Three long stemmed yellow Mrs. Wayne Hodge and fam ily, Ip their exchange of rings and roses were carried by the mat Mr.and Mrs. BUI Smith, Mr. and. vows at 8 p. m. ron of honor who was Joined at Mrs. Conrad Cobon. all of Part Miss Nanine Libby was at the the altar by bridesmaids Mrs. » fo rd . Rod Dunn and Annetta organ’ as Mrs. Walter Edgmon Rodney Holter and Miss Linda* Burlch of Eugene; Bruce Lyng- sang "I Love You Ttuly" prior Hodge who had a single long stad, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. Lon to the ceremony and The Lord's stemmed yellow rose In their nie 7uppe, Bandon; Mrs. C a r l Prayer" during the ceremony: hands. . Dodge, Winchester, Cke.; M l Gowns for the attendants were Tteven Smith, brother of the .a n d Mrs. Walter Edgmoh and bridegroom, and Brent Hodge, of a sleeveless style, featuring fam ily, Betty Counts, Coquille; nephew of the bride, lighted the scooped necklines and floor- Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hodge length skirts. The matrons was. -also of Coquille: Mt. and Mrs. tapers. of gold and green brocade while BRIDE IN WHITE the bridesmaids' were of a green Leroy C. Aines of Florence; and Wearing a white satin gown brocade-Matching bridesmaids' Doug Johnson of Ashland. with Chantilly lace highlights, headpieces were of green m allne -the bride was escorted to the topped with’ velvet green and a l t a r by her hrother, Everett gold leaves, Hodge. A narrow band of the M ichele Ames, a niece of the lace and seed pearls formed an bride,carried a basket of yellow empire effect on the bodice daisies to com plem ent her floor- while more of the lace trimmed length frock of empire' styling the long chapel train which was in gold and green brocade. attached to t h e floor-length Chosen as best man for thq skirt at the back with a big bow. evening ceremony was Douglas The long sleeves featured lace W. Johnson. Rodney Dunn and inserts at the edges and satin W illiam Smith ushered. ♦ buttons. .A tiara of seed pearls secured COUPLE GREETS GUESTS her shoulder-length veil'of brid - Flowers from the sanctuary a l Illusion and gbe tucked an appointed the reception room CRATER FINANCE C O N S ID M T t M U C k A T W P IN A N C t IO A N F t ATURES: acnvtMO wort o n r p n o A wedding shower wee given for C a rla Hubbell Friday In the social room of the Port O rford Community Church. Hoatesaea W«r« M r« . Ed Longton, M rs. C. H. Dunn, M rs. Kenneth. Belden Sr. and M rs . A rie l MacDonald. Gueats- were M r« . Be rv John son, M r» . Bob Woodworth, M ra. Glenn Hensley, M rs . Forrest g lllo tt, M rs .E u la h K lllo tt.M rs . C a rl HubbeH, M rs . Roy M ills , M rs. Ethan C la rk . M rs . Ken neth Belden S r., M rs . Claude* B rew ster, M rs. Ed ? lU a, M rs. W alter Gorsuch, M rs . Verde H a rris , -M rs . Rod M cK sntle, M rs. Jay Barrington, M rs . E arl Barrington, M rs. L illia n F ra ser. M rs . Robert M eyer, M r« , Ed l-ongton, M rs. C. H. Dunn, M rs. A rie l MscDtonald, M rs. Charles Morgan, M rs . Phillip FI »ner, M rs, Eunice Hubbell, M rs. W, J , Hubbell, Syneva B A R TLE TTS RETURN • M r. and M rs . Dale Bartlett are back In town after a few days’ vacation at" Reno, Lake Tahoe and C rater Lake. Seeing the ’ ’ Mickey Finn” show was one'ol the highlights of th eir trip* M r . ai*l M rs . Gordon Doug lass w ere weekend visitors of the B artletts. TAKES VACATION Dennis Sorenson visited r e - ' cently with members of hla fam ily and friends In Arizona and New Mexico. to C a rs o n C ltv ,N e v .,h e v ls lt-- ed with M r. and M rs . Ernest Phllpott, and In Phoenix with M rs . Richard Vlrven and with the BUI Lindberg fam By . In New Mexico. SURPREE PARTY HELD M r. and M rs. J o h n Mc W illiam s and M r. and M rs . Jim Allison were hosts fo r a surprise birthday party last Friday evening for Pat M ille r at the M U le r home. Enjoying the evening were M r. and M rs . Blaine M arsh, M r. and M rs . H a rry P ric e, M r. and M rs . Gordon Forty, M rs. Jim K relger, M r. and M rs. Kent Wagner, Don Worthington, M r. and M rs . M arvin Lind say and M r. and M rs. Winton Johan ne sen. Shower Is Given For Carla Hubbell ■OeUCIOUS LUNCHES AND D I N N 6 M -T O D A Y ! SunselTIftptor bc « 6 Î6 G o ld B e a c h .O r e g o n 97444 V 1 S ' 1 , r ‘
