Vows Said In Sandy Ceremony
Surrounded by yellow daisies
and yellow and white carnations,
Miss Laura Jean Adams of Bor­
ing, O re., became the bride of
John Howard Isenhart of Lang­
lois in a double-ring* ceremony
In the Community Presbyterian
Church In Sandy, O re., Aug. 12.
The bride Is ‘he daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Adams
of Boring, and the bridegroom’s
parents are Mr. and M rs. Ev­
erett Isenhart of Langlois.
The bride wore a stree t-
length w hitedress trimmed with
white daisy applique and she
was attended by her siste r,
Rozanne Adams, as maid of
honor. Henry Isenhart was best
man for his brother, and ushers
were Clatie Smith and Dave
Roth.
"Hie ceremony was conducted
by the Rev. William Mai, pas­
tor of the Langlois Community
Church. Martha Hanson sang,
“ God Gave Me You’’ and “ The
Wedding P ra y er,” Mrs. Ona
Smith of Langlois cut and se r­
ved the cake, Miss N ellaC arter
‘of Long Creek poured the cof­
fee, and Miss Jean Lane of Sweet
Home ladled punch. Miss Janice
Lane of Sandy presided at the
gift table and Miss D e b b ie
Strand of Boring registered the
guests.
The wedding trip was to the
Olympic Peninsula and th e
young couple has since returned
to Myrtle Point where he is
ranching and she is teaching
English and Journalism at the
high school. John Is a graduate
of Oregon State University and
she Is an alumnus of E astern
Oregon College.
Birthday Honored
Thursday, Aug. 29, the 84th
birthday of M rs. Loretta P ear­
son (Auntie Rhetta), mother of
M rs. Charles McCool of Port
Orford.
Spending the afternoon with
M rs. Pearson to celebrate her
birthday were Mrs. Wayne Ross
from Chadron, Neb.: Mrs. C arl
Hamilton, Mrs. Gilbert Rowl­
ing, M rs. A rt Sweet, M rs. Robt.
Stocks, M rs. Geo. McDonald,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kribs,
M rs. Leo Mitchell, M rs. Bea
Martin and Mrs. Carmen Mu­
sick.
M rs. Hamilton s e r v e d re ­
freshm ents, and Kribs closed
the afternoon with a prayer.
NEW TEACHER
Mr. and M rs. Vernon Lord
and two sons have moved from
Emmett, Ida., to P ort Orford
and are living in the Ralph
Hanhart house on 19th Street.
Lord is teaching in the Langlois
school, and has a son, Curt In
the 7th grade, and Chris In
in the 5th grade In Port Orford.
Two other sons are still in
Boise, Ida., one of whom is a
football player at Boise Col­
lege. A niece, Karen DeBord,
who will be a senior at Pacific
High, and her grandmother,
M rs. Mary W alters, have come
from Payette, Ida., to spend the
winter at the Lord home.
VISIT RELATIVES
M rs. Chas. T. Simpson has
returned from a month-long trip
to Tennessee, Texas, Okla­
homa, Arkansas and waypoints.
She went by bus to Texas where
a sister lives and they both
went by ca r to M arysville,
Tenn., to visit their father,
other siste rs and a brother.
In Oklahoma and Arkansas they
visited Mr. Simpson’s rela­
tives and many friends, return­
ing to Texas and then back to
Port Orford. It rained most
of the tim e she was in
Tennessee and she found it cool
and green In many places in
Texas and the other states.
VISITS MOTHER
M rs. Mary Wilcox and daugh­
te r, Linda, of Nesika Beach,
were recent visitors at the home
of her mother, M rs. Josie
Forty, In Port Orford.
Di HOSPITAL
M rs. Amelia Prince of Gold
Beach has been taken to St.
Catherine’s Nursing Home In
North Bend. She is very ill but
would be glad to hear from
any of her friends.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hayden
of Albany and Mr. and Mrs.
Kennety Forty ofVaUetx were
visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Preston and
Mrs. Roy Hague during the La­
bor Day weekend. M rs. Hayden
and Mrs. Forty are daughters
of the Prestons, and Mrs. Hague
is their grandmother.
SISTER VISITS
Labor Day guests at the C lar­
ence Owens home In Port O r­
ford were his sister and hus­
band, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kraus
from Chico, Calif. Also their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Terrence Owens of
Eugene, were weekend guests.
HAS VACATION
March Reasoner, granddaugh­
ter ofMn.Cha». Simpson of Port
Orford, enjoyed a liv ee-w eek
vacation with friends in Can-
WEEKEND GUESTS
Weekend guests at the home
<rf Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Goshron
of Arizona Beach were M rs.
Nelllie Vanderwall and Miss
Catherine Dumpellng of Tur­
lock, Calif., long-time friends
of the couple.
IN CALIFORNIA
M rs. Mary E rnst of Arizona
Beach is visiting her grand­
daughter, M rs. W ilm a Ben­
nett in La Habra, Calif. While
gone she will have the pleasure
of “ babysitting” with her 8-
year-old twin g r e a t-g r a n d ­
sons while their parents take
a trip to celebrate their 15th
wedding anniversary.
was tournament chairman.
The following results were
given by Mrs. Ed Conley oi
Port Orford, secretary:
Friday evening, mixed p airs,
19 tables: winners, 1st, Mr. and
Mrs. J . E. Carouthers, Coos
Bay; 2nd, Mr. and M rs. M. L.
Halmark, Roseburg; 3rd, Frank
Heath, Coos Bay, and M rs.
M. L. Halmark, E u g e n e ; 4th,
Jack Langworthy, Coos Bay,
and Geneva Tucker, Port O r­
ford.
Saturday a f t e r n o o n , open
p airs, 25 tables, with two sec­
tions: Section A north and south
winners: 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Conley, Port Orford; 2nd, M rs.
F. W, Llnklater and A. W.
Sweet; 3rd, M. D. Meador, Van­
couver, and G. H. Varner of
Portland; 4th and 5th, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Brainerd of Coos
Bay tying with Mr. and M rs.
J. F. Rice of Eugene.
Section A (east and west):
1st, Fred Horowitz and Ed Rust,
Coos Bay; 2nd, Mrs. L. T.
Coutts and Mary Erickson o '
Brookings; 3rd, Norma J . Lien
of Eugene and Jack Langworthy
of Coos Bay; 4th, Dr. and Mrs.
C. M. Durland, Grants Pass;
5th, R. B. McClure and A1
Wheelon, Crescent City, Calif.
Section B north and south:
1st, Erika A. Scott r 1 A. M.
Foy, Eugene; 2nd, Jack Laird,
Coos Bay, and Lee Lemanskl, arJ Mrs. Ed Conley, Port Or­
North Bend; 3rd, Mrs. M. L. ford, 4th, and 5th, Frances
Halmark and Mrs. E. M. Kaser Briggs, Coquille, and Dorothy
of Roseburg; 5th, Mr. and Mrs. Belanger, Myrtle Point.
Section B north and south:
Chas. Gante of Brookings.
East and west winners, Sec­ 1st, Bill Higgins, Tacoma, and
tion B: 1st, Jam es and John Bill Thomas, Olympia, Wash.;
Whltty, Coos Bay; 2nd, W. and 2nd, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Dur­
John Cleveland, Bend; 3rd, Rob­ land, Grants Pass; 3rd, Ray
e rt Dutton of Ashland and Jim Hopp and Mrs. Harry Gittelsohn
of Coos Bay; 4th, Mary Erick­
Redbu. n of Coos Bay.
Saturday evening, section A son and Mrs. R. T. Coutts of
north and south: 1st, Jam es and Brookings; 5th, J . R. and C. J.
John Whltty, Coos Bay; 2nd, W. Davis of Portland.
Section B east-west: eve­
and John Cleveland of Bend;
3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oel- ning: 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Elm er
Berg, Salem; 2nd, A. M. Foy
berg, Los Gatos, Calif.
East-west section A: 1st, and Erika E. Scott, Eugene;
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rice, of 3rd, Mr. and M rs. Douglas
Eugene; 2nd, Adolph Windmal- Johnson, Coos Bay; 4th, Mar­
ser, Port Orford, and Arnold garet Merwin, Elm ira, and Eu­
Spinning, Coos Bay; 3rd, Mrs. gene Cook, Eugene; 5th, John
B. W. Stinebough and Mrs. C.C. Anning of Gold Beach, and Mrs.
Anderson, Grants Pass; Mr. J. C. Murphy, Coos Bay.
Port Orford News, Thursday, September 7, 1967—3
Over all winners for the open
pairs: 1st, John and Jim Whltty,
Coos Bay; 2nd, John and W. Cle­
veland, Bend; 3rd, Erika Scott
and A. M. Foy, Eugene; 4th,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley, Port
Orford; 5th, Bill Higgins, Ta­
coma, Wash., and Jim Thomas,
Olympia, Wash.; 6th, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Berg, Salem.
Sunday afternoon, 11 tables,
women’s pairs: Mrs. Harry Git­
telsohn and Mrs. Chas. Brain­
ard, Coos Bay, 1st; 2nd, Mrs.
Nadine Kalina and Mrs. Geneva
Tucker, Port Orford; 3rd, Bar­
bara Chinn and Gertrude Tar­
ver, Eugene.
Sunday a f t e r n o o n , men’s
pairs: 1st, Gordon Johnson of
Campbell, Calif., and Glenn
Oleberg, Los G atos,Calif.;2nd,
Dr. Jack Laird, Coos Bay, and
Lee Lemanskl, North Bend; 3rd,
M. D. Meador, Vancouver, and
G. L. Varner, Portland.
Sunday evening, 12 tables,
m asters’ pairs: 1st, M. D. Mea­
dor and G. H. Varner; 2nd,
Gordon and Jerry Johnson; 3rd,
James and John Whltty.
Sunday evening, non-mas­
ters, five tables: 1st, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Schnoor, Coos Bay;
2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Arn-
old, Coos Bay; 3rd, W. G. Miller
and Hal Schneiderman, Coos
Bay.
Two additional corrections
for the summer tournament
bridge report:
Section B-east side: 4th, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Taber, Coos
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DAUGHTER VISITS
Rosa Mitchell and herfrlend,
Alice Curry, were weekend
guests of her parents, Mr. and
M rs. Leo Mitchell. On Labor
Day they took the jet boat ride
up Rogue River.
VISITS PARENTS
Rosa Balzer is spending her
week’s vacation with her p a r­
ents, Mr. and M rs. Charles
Balzer of Port Orford.
AT DEPOE BAY
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wing of
P ort Orford spent Labor Day
weekend at Depoe Bay visiting
his brother, Clifford Wing, who
has a boat park there.
NOW AT HOME
M rs. Sam Cuatt is at her
home in Sixes after surgery and
a 12-day stay in the Bandon
hospital.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Virgil Cannon of Lang­
lois spent three days in the
Southern Coos General Hospital
in Bandon for treatment la st
week.
LUNCHEON HE LD
A no-host luncheon honoring
M rs. John Masterson was held
at B artlett’s Friday. Attending
were Mrs. Clyde Wagner, Mrs.
Rod McKenzie, M rs. Ruth Gou­
cher, M rs. Grace Babel, M rs.
Charles Haines, Mrs. Lloyd
Bates, Mrs. Mary Pugh, Mrs.
Nick Marsh, Mrs. Louis Marsh,
M rs. Conrad Colson and M rs.
Charles Dougherty.
POMONA TO MEET
Curry County Pomona Grange
will meet at this Sixes Grange
Hall S a t u r d a y , Sept. 16, at
11 a.m,
LABOR DAY GUESTS
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don­
ald F oster in their Port Orford
home over the Labor Day week­
end were their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and M rs. Gerald
Bouyear, and granddaughter and
grandson.
MOTHER HERE
Welcomed into the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy
of Port Orford is his mother,
M rs. Inza Murphy of San Diego,
Calif., and guests for a few
days are her brother and sis­
ter-in-law , Mr. and M rs. Brian
Tierney from British Columbia,
Canada.
BACK FROM TRIP
M rs. Josie Forty has return­
ed from a two-week trip during
which time she visited her niece
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gro­
ver Moore in Eugene, Mr. and
M rs. Cliff Winningham in Jun­
ction City and Mr. and Mrs.
Gen" Hayden in Albany. She
also visited h er son and his
wife, Mr. and M rs. Kenneth
Forty, and two sons in Valsetz.
Her daughter-in-law brought
her home to P ort Orford on
Wednesday.
•ANANAS
CUCUMBERS
VISIT McCOOLS
Labo r Day gue sts in the Chas.
McCool home in Port Orford
were their son-in-law an d
daughter, Mr. and M rs. Ted
Jacob, and children, Cindy,
Danny, Pete, Brad and Beckv
from Tillamook, and their other
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and M rs. D arrtllTurnidgefrom
Eugene.
More Bridge Scores
Several P ort Orford dupli­
cate bridge players attended the
Coos Bay Summer Sectional
Bridge Tournament which was
held at the Courtel the latter
part of August, sponsored by
the Gold Beach-Port Orford
unit. A. W. Sweet of North Bend
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Mrs. Minnie King, l o c a l
chairman of the P i o n e e r and
H istorical Association picnic
held recently in Port O rford,
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the general chairman, M rs.
Charlotte L. Mahaffy:
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mittee did in making the picnic
a success. I know it took much
planning. All enjoyed the oc­
casion. The program was ex­
cellent, the exhibit was m ar­
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the beach added so much to the
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