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C o q u ille A n iie y
COQUILLE, OREGON
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MR. AND MRS. K EN NETH HOOTON.who were married at Coquille Chrta-
tlan Church recently. Before her marriage Mr», Hooton waa Dorotha C.
LindbJrg, daughter of Mrs. E. A. Lindberg Of Port Orford.
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MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE W. NORRIS whose wedding was solemnised
at Holy Name Cathodic Church. Coquille, on June 20. Mrs. Norris waa
formerly Dorethy M. Poollgnot, daughter of M r. and Mrs. J. E.T*oulignot
of Cqqqtlle.
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Miss Lindberg Becomes Bride O f
Kenneth Hooton In June Wedding
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Doratha C. Lindberg, daughter of Mrs. E. A. Lindberg of Port
I Orford, became the bride of Kenneth Hooton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Hooton of Coquille, at a ceremony solemnized in the Coquille
Double Wedding Unites Coquille People
Christian church on Friday, June 25. Rev. Earl Soward and Rev.
Jim Kimsey officiated at the ceremony which was performed
Miss Carlson wore a smartly fash
A double wedding of interest to
against a background of greenery,
Coquille was performed on Friday,
July 2, at Newport. Doris A. Barnett
of Coquille, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Dahl of Coeur d’Alene,
Idaho, and sister of Mrs. Fred Lo
rens of Coquille,- became the bride
of Harold Gates, son erf Mrs. Oscar
Gates of Wilbur, Oregon, and Miss
Margarette Cariaon of Coquille,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Carlson of Bandon exchanged nup
tial vows with Claude Lemon, son of
Mrs. Catharine Lemon of Coos Bay.
Rev. G. E. •Williams, pastor of New
port Christian church, officiated at
the ceremony.
Mrs. Barnett chose a street-length
dress of flowered jersey, fuschia on
white. Her lace hat and gloves were
white and her coriage was of white
gardinias and Martha Washington
blooms.
ioned dress of white linen with black
accessories and an orchid corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. Gates will make their
home in Roseburg while Mr. and
Mrs. L enon will make their home in
pale puik .roses, calla lilies and can
terbury bells.
The bride, given, in marriage by G.
Jepson Turner of Portland, chose a
gown of white slipper satin, fash
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ioned with » long train. H er veil was
Before her marriage, Mrs. Gates finger-tip length zand her bouquet
held a position on the staff a t Lorens was of Doctor Van Fleet rpses.
Department store, Coquille, while j The matron of honor, Mrs. Leo
Mrs. Lemon is secretary at Coquille Richmond, of Port Orford, sister of
high school.
the bride, was attired in a gown of
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peach lace and wore her corsage on
From Roseburg -Mr. and Mrs. Oliver a wrist band.
Johnson of Roseburg were in town for , Mrs. Marvin Floyd of Norway, sis
the holiday visiting Mrs. Johnson’s ter of the groom, and Miss Norma
; Miller of Albany, a college roommate
mother, Mrs. Mary Fuller.
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of the bride, were bridesmaids. Mrs.
From Coos Bay—Mrs. Dorothy Gar- Floyd wore yellow and Miss Miller’s
nier and two children of Coos Bay gown was blue. They carried wrist
spent the week-end with Mrs. Gar- band corsages..
The candlelighters were Miss Shir-
nier’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Draper
. ley McKenrie of Port Orford, cousin
Thompson.
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of the bride, and Miss Velma Nichols
of San Diego, CaHfomia, a classmate
of the bride, who wore gowns of pink
and ye)k>w.
Delbert Troxell of Medford was
best man and the ushers were Vern
E ldrcdte and Walt McKinney of Co
quille
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. Frank Byers of Coos Bay, and
the two soloists were Mrs. Jim Kim
sey of Garibaldi who sang “Because"
and Miss Martha Hendricks of Yam
hill who sang “O Promise Me."
A reception in the church parlors
followed the ceremony. Assisting as
servateurs were Mrs. Alda Nosier,
Mrs. Elaine Gething, Mrs. Leota Mar
cum and Mrs. Ann Dungey.
In
charge of the guest book was Mrs.
Donald Hensley of Port Orford, a
sister of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooton left on a
honeymoon trip to Crater Lake, via
Grants Pass and the Oregon Caves.
The groom is a graduate of Coquille
high school and served in the United
States navy during the waf. The
bride has been a student at North
west Christian college, Eugene.
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Laf-a-Lot Clubbers
M eet A t Mackey's
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Alex
Mackey entertained members of the
Laf-a-Lot club when her guests were
Mrs. James Jamieson, Mrs. John
Martin, Mrs. Earl Cross. Mrs. Fred
Wheaton, Mrs. Will Myers, Mrs
Josh Rubte and Mrs. Albert Manne
lin.
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Myrtle Club Is
Guest O f Mannelin's
Mrs. Albert Mannelin entertained
members of the Myrtle club a t a
Thursday afternoon affair when
those present were Mrs. Kittle Ness,
Mrs. Earl Standley, Mrs. Joe Cook,
Mrs. Roecoe Anderson, Mrs. Josh
Ruble and three special guests, Mrs.
Helen Anderson and Miss Helen and
Merle Anderson of Santa Monica.
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V Ú GREEN
STAMPS
Visitors Here—Mr. and Mrs. George
Huther and two sons of Cloverdale,
Oregon, were visitors In Coquille at
'ie week-end. Mrs. Huther is the
daughter of Mrs. Mary Fuller. She
also visited her two sisters, Mrs. Ralph
Stevens and Mrs. P. M. Norton.
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Lutheran Church
Scene O f Wedding
Bethany Lutheran church of Port
land was the scene of a double ring
ceremony on-June 27, at 2:30 p. m.
■when Miss Antonette Svendsen be
came the bride of Donald Watson
Kramer, son of Mrs. Laura Kramer
of Portland, Oregon, formerly of Co
quille.
The bride, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Svendsen, was given in
marriage by her father. She wore an
ivory satin gown with full train and
a finger-tip veil of imported French
net caught in a coronet of seed
pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet
of w hite sweetpeas centered with a
white orchid.
Mrs. GeoTge Brigham was matron
of honor. She wore a pale blue crepe
gown with pink mitts and a cascade
bouquet of pink sweet peas.
The bride’s other attendants were
Miss Patricia Dickey and Miss Rose
Marie Mason who wore pink crepe
gowns with matching mitts and car
ried cascade bo-Jquets of orchid
sweet peas.
The flower girl was tiny Kathleen
Parypa, dressed in a blue ruffled or
gandy dress with matching hat and
mitts, and carrying a colonial nose
gay. Her Httle brother, Ronald Pary
pa, acted as ring bearer. -
Sam O. Kramer, brother of the
groom, was best man. Ushers were
I James P. Kramer, another brother,
1 and Ed ling Svendsen, brother of the
, bride.
i A garden reception was held im
mediately after the wedding at the
home of the bride’s parents.
, The young couple are both resi
dents of Portland, the bride having
attended Oregon State college and
; the groom is attending Vanport Ex-
[ tension college, majoring in engi-
(neering. •
The groom is the nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence L. Tuttle of Co
quille.
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