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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Wed., June 27, 1062 Page 3C I n r. " nJ (Kennell Ellis photo) Mr. and Mrs. James B. Williamson, ( iO nPn Pictured now and at the time of their UU1UCU marriage in Fort Madison, Iowa, will A7J greet friends Sunday at an open house VV CUS at their home in Pleasant Hill marking their golden anniversary. James B. Williamsons To Observe Golden Day PLEASANT HILL An open house honoring Air. and Mrs. James B. Williamson on their 50th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday (July 1) from 2 to 5 p.m. standard, 3 to 6 p.m. daylight, at their home in Pleas ant Hill. Friends and relatives of the couple are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson were married on June 26, 1912, in Fort Madison, Iowa, and settled in New London, Iowa, where Mr. Williamson was employed as a carpenter. In the early '30s the Williamsons moved to Mt. Union, Iowa, where they en gaged in farming until they moved to Oregon in November, 1937. For several years the couple lived on the old Harlow place near Eugene. Mr. Williamson was employed by Mahlon and Elmer Harlow on a fruit ranch. In 194S the Williamsons bought a home at Pleasant Hill and he worked as a carpenter helping to build Weyerhaeuser Lumber Co., where he worked until his retirement three years ago. The couple's two sons, Melvin Williamson of Pleasant Hill and Maynard Williamson of Spring field, will greet the guests at the Sunday reception. Their daughter, Mrs. Everett Carlson of Mt. Union, Iowa, will assist, as will Mrs. Melvin Williamson PETUNIAI My spanking fresh polish Is vivid and gay But Iin .practically helpless The rest of the day But you can lessen the danger of marring that fresh paint job, Petunia, if youll hold your finger tips for a few moments under ice water. flOTO-uu omve-in THOT TONIGHT .CANDY MOORE-BEN JOHNSON JfSSfWHITf CHAMPY.it. Iw HERE COME THE SUNDOWNERS! They're fun people, fervent people. They have a tremen dous urge to keep breathing KERR mrBfr MITCNUM USTINOV the" Sundowners and Mrs. Maynard Williamson. Mrs. Melvin Williamson will make the tiered cake, which' will be decorated with gold leaves and topped with a gold "50." White table tapers also will be decorated in gold. Mrs. William S.. Joseph, a granddaughter from Seattle, will cut the cake. Pouring will be Miss June Carlson and Miss Joyce Carlson, granddaughters from Mt. Union, Iowa. Mrs. Alan Mathews, a grand daughter from Jasper, will have the guest book and in charge of -gifts will be Mrs. Lee Wil liamson of Eugene. Out-of-town guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Williamson, a nephew, and family from Cory don, Iowa, and Air. and Mrs. Jack Williamson, a cousin from Salinas, Calif. The Williamsons have eight grandchildren and one great granddaughter, all of whom will be at the reception. Avocado Ripe? Test a California summer avo cado for eating-ripeness by in serting a toothpick in the stem end; if it glides in easily, the fruit is ready to eat. Feature Times WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY (Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. Persons observing daylight time should add one hour to each time listed to find the starting time of movies.) FOX El Cld, 1:30, 5:30, 8:50. HEII.IO That Touch of Mink. 6:30. 9:50. Information Received, 8:30. MCDONALD Escape from Zahxaln, 1:05, 4:45, 8:30. Breakfast at Tlf fanv's. 2:40. 6:25, 10. McKENZlE (Springfield) six , Black Morses, 7:30. The Man Who I Shot Liberty Valance, 8:50. EUGENE DRIVE IN That Touch of Mink, 8:15, 11:45. Information Received, 10:20. MOTOR VU DRIVE IN Tomboy and the Champ, 8:20. The Sundown ers, 10:20. 3 SHOWS DAILY! BOX OFFICE OPENS at 1 P.M ADULT ADM.I MAT. (1.10 EVE., SUN. A HOLIDAYS Il.M UCHNICOIOR SAMjaBROrSIDNfflOIXjaiONki SAL MINEO-JACK -COMPANION SAMUEL BROnSTON m mn Mrimm ia I MM I 1 I . I RETURNED BY POPULAR DEMAND! ' Clark-Owen Vows Read Aliss Valerie Kay Owen, daughter of Air. and Airs. Kenneth E. Owen of Culp Creek, became the bride of Alichael Patrick Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark of Seattle, Wash., in an after noon ceremony Jui 9. The Rev. Norbert W. Fritz performed the ceremony in the parish rectory at Our Lady of Perpetual Hope Cath olic Church in Cottage Grove. The bride's ballerina-length frock was of lace and tulle with a cascade of ruffles in the back. Her miniature crown of seed pearls was attached to a veil of silk organza. She carried white shasta daisies. The bridesmaid, Miss Judith Hawley of Portland, wore a dress of yellow taffet. Best man was George Thomas of Portland. Mrs. Bill Avery and Mrs. Don Davis served the cake at the reception in the parish See SILVER SPURS Famous Dance Team "Dances from Many Lands" Mc Arthur Court 8 P.M. DST Friday $1.00 (No reserved seats) School Children 50c EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT NOW PLAYING! 2nd BIG WEEK Three 8howi Daily at . . . 1:30 :3 1:50 Standard Tim WARDEN MADLYN RHUE ATTRACTION mmma DyKntMPROOUniONS - mm JIIW Ifl AUDREY HEPBURN Breakfast WTIFFANYS MICKEY ROONEYTSincoiB- O 1 f I : -i : rectory. Miss Nancy Doty and Miss Joyce Hansen served punch. The bride and bridegroom will be at home in Portland, where both are employed. rJMCKMtsii crc fiMivi MaVM mum ni ra Matinees 2 P.M. Wednei days, Saturdays, Sundayi ies I iys I ra I JD 1 ana Holidays, orcuestra seats 9l.4. evenings 8:30 except Sun days at 7:30. urcneitra eau ii.ov. W FRKI PARKING ! IOT ' DOORS OPEN P.M. TONIGHT WJm l ! lI tea, ilirW, aivaiinii ail I n j II IIIWIII - I s. ' R, 'm SffSXSTlBLE FORCE Jfa JMWOHBtB Object. 1- IrAVl Iff COO t JrfS 1, yA' 21" SCOTTS .i,.nt LINCOLN "color- - iPy' hand mower with flair" cak. sery.r- tl - , .f i,7r SC0TTS eo,ch" l0Ckin9Chrometray (f tSf .V fVi'' 1 ' 1 ' a 55.90 value 095 r.9.8.98 720 Vs f to:m- A'lC $1 -r' ' ' IT" l FRANKLIN rubber Poultry Netting ( y"'10 ' if ; J 'V gloss cleaner for 150 foot rolls i ' jt floors - per gallon 24"x2" mesh 1 V0""! y , Broadway and Oak Phone Dl 5-3412 J . - litlmm COW PANA VISION T' V Ij j-xjir lTir)' ' ' U"1 ' GIG TOG M AUDREY rJEADOWS I OVER nine ... S.U.S-P.ENSEFU.L. THRILLE I IfOOO I LU AVTI I H Eft Sl A ( i af i I'l i II I DIFFERENT ITEMS VyYlllHi JMil..yLUUaaAaUalaUUB I AT CLOSEOUT ryj-rlrrrrrr PRICES! U L Party Fetes Merlin Oatneys On Their 25th Anniversary COTTAGE GROVE Mr. and Airs. Merlin Oatney, who met in I Loveland, Colo., and w ere mar i ried June 2fi. 1937. in Fort Col lins, Colo, observed their silver wedding anniversary at an open : house Sunday at their home. They have lived in Cottage Grove since 1941. The Oatneys' two daughters, Mrs. Cedric (Karen) James of Livermore. Calif., and Mrs. Bev erly Attridge of Cottage Grove, planned the anniversary party. A son, A3C Keith Oalncy, who is stationed at Lincoln Air Force Base in Nebraska, was unable to attend. There are three grand children. The refreshment table at the anniversary party was centered with a tiered cake decorated with pink roses and a silver crown bearing a silver "25." Airs. A. D. Baker of Blue River and Aliss Lena Zendron served cake. Airs. Conrad Rhoads and Airs. Clinton Spriggs poured cof fee. Airs. Virgil Oatney of Rogue River and Airs. Frank White served punch and Airs. Alarion ri')iiiiiiViiC I AJMil ii in ii 1 . UieMan Who Shot r ZibertyVhtance VERA MILES LEE MARVIN EDMOND . Also . . . "SIX BLACK HORSES" And Color Cartoon Hy. 99W., 1H Mi. N. O'Pasi Ed Sullivan aayat I'THIS IS REALLY starts Tonight p ii vaiuz z-rn l- QJL Bridwell and Mrs. Basil Kyle assisted in serving. Airs. James and Airs. Attridge were in charge of gifts. The guests called during the afternoon. Coining from out-of-town were Mrs. James and daughters, Son ja and Shelbie, Livermore, Cal if.; a brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oatney, Linda and Sandra of Rogue River; cou sins, Air. and Airs. Alelvin Kim mcl, daughter Ardith, Air. and Mrs. Victor Kimmel, Lori and Daryl, all of Donald: Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Young, Debra and Gary of Canby. Also present was Airs. Oatney's mother, Airs. Etta Lyman, Cottage Grove. TONIGHT! Club Intime FLOOR SHOW DANCING LIVE MUSIC Adm. 1.50 8:30 DST Student Prices STUDENT UNION University of Oregon Now Showing TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME! O'BRIEN me- uurrm TONIGHT Open 7 P.M. Show DUSK freductdindtHrKMbv JACK CLAYTON IHrtttai-oritMmAITfc. W -the. CinimaScopE v m i m viihni uinnva i ALSO mm UI 4-4152 OI'EN 7 P.M. 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