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Mrs. Jack Chapman at her charming party given Tuesday afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. Wilbur McKee, from St. Louis, Mo. She is the former Elizabeth Williams, here
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Williams (Picture by Jay Golden of Photo
Lob).
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MRS. WASHINGTON HUGHES, right, poses with her daughter, Miss Daphne Hughes
of New-York City. Miss Hugnes,who is youth consultant director for the Episcopal
Diocese, Newark, New Jersey, is spending Tier vacation here visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Washington Hughes, on SE Main Street. (Picture by Jay Golden of Photo
Lab).
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THREE GENERATIONS pictured obove include Mrs. R. D. Williams, seated, Roseburg,
and her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur McKee (Elizabeth Williams) right of St. Louis, Mo.,
and the latter's daughter, Victoria, "Tory." Mrs. McKee and daughter, Tory, ond
son Richard, are spending several weeks here with her parents on SE Pine Street. (Pic
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TRISSIE HAMM FETED
AT PICNIC MONDAY
The occasion of Trissie Hamm's
80th birthday was celebrated Mon
day at a delightful picnic party
held in the lovely back yard of the
Chester Hamm home.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Davenport, the latter M r s.
Hamm's sister-in-law; a son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cairns: a daughter. Mrs.
Flossie Van Blaricnm; a son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Cheslcr Hamm: and a grandson
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Maur
ice Cairns. Mrs. Hamm has anoth
er daughter. Mrs. Eva Mehlhoff,
v.: in centerville, Iowa.
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ROSWELL VISITOR IS I BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
HONORED AT FAMILY PARTY AT POTLUCK DINNER
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Mrs. Sue Glass of Roswell was
honored at a family dinner given
at the home of a brother, Charlie
Johnson, Saturday evening. M r s.
Glass is visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Belle Johnson.
Enjoying the reunion were Mrs.
Glass. Mrs. Johnson, two sisters,
Mrs. Earle Downing and Mrs.
Burt Schneider, and the following
nieces and nephews; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Rogers, Jan. Jeff and Bob;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrest,
Danny, Stanley, David and Eddie;
Joe Bcrtucci, JoAnne and David
Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Downing
and Stevie; and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Downing, Tommy, Barbara, Ted
dy and Kathy. Also attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson and
Ruth Ann, Johnny and Kathy.
Following dinner, everyone pres
ent enjoyed visiting, dominoes and
card games
Ward Cockeram was honored on
his birthday last Sunday at a pot-
luck dinner when a group of
friends met to honor him at the
Fair Oaks Grange Hall. M r s.
Charles Beguhl and Mrs. Steve
Inda planned the occasion, as a
I complete surprise for Mr. Cocker-
am.
Dinner was served at noon to
the guest of honor and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Cockeram; Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Cockeram of Yon
calla: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Keel
and Mary, and Mr, and Mrs. Dean
Hubar of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs.
; George Chenowcth, Mr. and Mrs.
, Roy Medley. Mr. and Mrs. Van
: Hutchcson, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
; Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
j Pinkston, Mrs. Minnie Abeene, Air.
and Mrs. Harry Norton. Mr. and
j Mrs. Alva Manning, Mrs. Isadore
, Inda and Francinc: Miss Ethel
) Manning, Albert Cockeram, Dot
'Mugarpegui and Stevie Inda.
Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly
Hostess At Charming Tea
Saf. July 21, 1956 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9
Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly entertain
ed at a very lovely tea Tuesday
afternoon from 3 to S p.m. at her
lovely home on SE Lane Avenue
to honor Mrs. Wilbur McKee, the
former Elizabeth Williams, who
with iicr daughter, Tory, and son,
Dick, are here visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Williams,
from St. Louis, Mo.
Summer blossoms in shades of
lavender and roses of Dale vellow
formed the living room bouquets,
while the tea table was centered
with an arrangement of pink, or
chid and white flowers. Miss Tory
McKee, daughter of the guest of
honor, served the punch and Mrs.
T. B. Virden assisted Mrs. Wim
berly in serving.
Guests invited to honor Mrs. Mc
Kee and Tory were the former's
mother, Mrs. R. D. Williams, and
Mrs. George Luoma, Mrs. Howard
Hatfield, Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs.
Robert Ganz, Mrs. Washington
Hughes and daughter, Miss Daph
ne, who is visiting here from New
York; Mrs. Charles S. Collins, Mrs.
Gordon Stewart and daughter, Jo
anne; Mrs. G. C. Finlay, Mrs. H.
H. Turner, Mrs. Thomas Pargeter.
Mrs. Jack Chapman, M r s.
Charles Ostrander, Mrs. W. H. Al
len, Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. A.
J. Ellison, Mrs. 0. A. Kennedy
Jr., Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. J. C.
Hume, Mrs. L. W. Riley, Mrs. J.
B. Patrick, Mrs'. A. J. Young, Mrs.
0. D. McAllister, Mrs. E. O. Rick
li, Mrs. T. B. Virden, Miss Gladys
H. Strong, Mrs. Roy Catching,
Mrs. Eugene McElroy, Mrs. Elliott
Perkins, Mrs. Robert B. Rhodes,
Mrs. Lyle E. Marsters, Mrs. James
Doyle (the former Joyce Busen
bark, who is visiting here with her
family from Texas); Mrs. Paul
Jenkins and daughter, Mrs. Clark
Leedy, tho former Meredith Jen
kins, who is hero from San Fran
cisco; Mrs. William W. Knight, the
former Lota Hatfield, who visited
here the last week from Portland,
and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
Reno Visitor Honored
At Delightful Coffee
To compliment Mrs. James Lor
lgan,' the former Meta-Marie Am
lot, who is here with her three
children, Stephanie, Mark and
Shannon, from Reno, Nev., visiting
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. F,
Amiot, a charming coffee was giv
en Wednesday morning between
10 and 12 o'clock by Mrs. Bruce
Carter at their beautiful country
home on the South Umpqua River.
Shasta daisies and other summer
blossoms formed the decorations
for both the indoor and outdoor
buffet tables. Mrs. Carter was as
sisted in serving by her mother,
Mrs. H. A. Watzig, and her sistcr-ln-iaw,
Mrs. Terrence Fitzgerald.
Invited by Mrs. Carter to honor
Mrs. Lorigan included the guest
of honor's mother, Mrs. W. F. Am
iot: Mrs. H. A. Watzig, Mrs. W. H.
Carter, Mrs. Terrence Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Nobel Goettel, Mrs. 0. A.
Kennedy Jr., Mrs. H. E. DeBer
nardi Jr., Mrs. Robert Harris,
Mrs. Harry Harris, Mrs. Leland
k. wimDeny, Mrs. a. u juariin,
Mrs. raul Flood and her sister,
Mrs. Walter Tackett. who is vis
itine here from Oakland. Calif.:
Mrs. Florence Powell, Mrs. Wil
liam Farr. Mrs. E. A. Radigan,
Mrs. Robert J. Hatterschied, Mrs.
Knute Kcrshner, Mrs. Don Matson,
Mrs. Don Swick, Mrs. J. A. Col
brunn, Mrs. Don Jeppesen, Mrs.
Ray Casebecr and her houseguest,
Mrs. Marvin Doty, of Vancouver,
B.C., who is the former Elva Jean
Morgan of KoseDurg, ana Mrs,
Frederick J. Porter.
Mr. Lorigan joined his family
here today to visit at tho Amiot
nome.
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Newland-Peterson Coffee
Honors Miss Paula Helweg
Mrs. Maurice J. Newland and
Mrs. Burdette Peterson were co-
hostesses at a delightful coffee
Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the former's
beautiful home on Riverside Drive
in Laurelwood in compliment to
Miss Paula Helweg, who will be
come the bride of Richard Gervais
at the First Presbyterian Church"
Aug. 5. Paula is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Helweg 01
this city.
Miscellaneous shower gifts were
presented to Paula from her moth
er and the following guests: Mrs.
Louis Gervais of Wemmc, Ore.;
Mrs. Harrle W. Booth, Mrs. F. M.
Chapman, Mrs. Jack Chapman,
Mrs. L. K. Cornwall, Mrs. A. J.
EUison, Mrs. Sig Fett, Mrs. V. V.
Harpham, Mrs. W. E. Hercher,
Mrs. H. N. Jacobson, Mrs. Had
Kelley, Mrs. H. r . LcBcau, Mrs.
B. L. Martin, Mrs. T. W. McKin
ney, Mrs. Chester Morgan, M r s,
E. C. Patterson and daughter, Miss
Lois; Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. Rob
ert B. Rhodes, Mrs. Harold E.
Schmeer, Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs,
B. A. Young and the hostesses,
Mrs. Newland and Mrs. Peterson
Visiting was enjoyed during the
pleasant social hour.
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BACK FROM ENGLAND Mrs. Ray Carrico has returned
to her home in Roseburg, following a six and a half weeks
trip to Margate, Kent, England, to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Lt. ond Mrs. Robert Platenberg, and their 8'i
months-old son, Craig. This was Mrs. Carrico's first
time to see her grandson since he was born. She also
enjoyed sight-seeing trips to Belgium, Germany, Switzer
land, France and Italy. and reports a most enjoyable vaca
tion. She made the trip by BOAC. Mrs. Carrico is a
dental hygienist ot the Roseburg VA Hospital. (Picture
by British Overseas Airways Corp.).
Bridal Shower Saturday
Compliments Sharon Long
The Garden Valley community
gave a bridal shower Saturday
evening for Sharon Long at the
Garden Valley Women's Club
house. Gifts were arranged on a
I long table centered with bouquets
of gladioi and Croft lilies. Other
I summer flowers were used about
I the room.
After the gifts were opened by
' Sharon, entertainment was given
by Mr. Bobbins, who presented
his barbershop quartet, the Four
I FAMILY PICNIC PARTY
IS ENJOYED SUNDAY
Friends and families present at
a picnic at the Fred Riley Sr.
home last Sunday were Mr. and
; Mrs. Fred Riley Jr. and family of
Bandon: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riley
I and family of Eugene; Mr. and
! Mrs. Ted L. Riley and family of
Coos Bay; Bev Adams of Green-
acres; Mr. and Mrs. Merl God
ding, Ralph Shcffel and family and
I Mr. and Mrs. John Levennagcn
1 and family of Elkton.
Fiats. Members of the quartet are
Larry Vang, George Arola, Charles
Utzman and Gayle Hash. Janet
Dunn gave a reading, i4T h e
Waltz." Refreshments were served
and dancing to records was en
joyed. Sharon extended an invitation to
all valley friends to attend her
wedding to Jim Kennedy Aug. 3. at
8 o'clock at the Garden Valley
Women's Clubhouse.
Mrs. O. F. Michel and Mrs.
Charles Dunn supervised the party
arrangements. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bostwick, Lee
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A CHARMING PARTY was aiven bv Mrs. Bruce Carter. abnvA nnht hnnnrmn Mrc
James Lorigan of Reno Wednesday at her beautiful home on the South Umpqua. She
was assisted by her sister-in-law, at left, Mrs. Terrence Fitzgerald, and by Mrs. W. H.
Carter and Mrs. H. A. Watzig. (Picture by Jay Golden of Photo Lab).
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HONORED at a coffee aiven bv Mrs. Bruce Carter Wednesday mornmn wns Mrs
James Lorigan, standing, who is pictured with her mother, Mrs. W. F. Amiot. Mrs.
Lorigan and three children, Stephanie, Mark, and Shannon, are visiting here from Reno
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Amiot. They were joined here today by Mr.
Lorigan. Mrs. Lorigan is the former Meta-Marie Amiot. (Picture by Jay Golden of
Photo Lab). .
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GUEST THIS WEEK at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Casebeer has been Mrs Marvin
Doty, above left, of Vancouver, B. C, who is pictured with Mrs. Casebecr at the Carter
coffee Wednesday morning honoring Mrs. James Lorigan. Mrs. Doty ,is the former
Elva Jean Morgan of this city. She and her two children spent a couple of weeks
visiting in Mcdford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morgan, formerly of Roseburg
They will be joined in a few days in Portland by Mr. Doty, who will take them back
to" Vancouver. (Picture by Jay of Photo Lob).
LEND A-HANO CLUB
HOSTED BY MRS. MOORE
Fair Oaks Lend-a-Hand Club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Kay Moore and it was decided
not to meet until September.
After the meeting Mrs. Moore
served refreshments to Mrs. Peg
gy Nelson and Mrs. Gwcn Webber.
Freese, Mrs. 0. F. Michel, Mrs.;
Ray Young t.nd Ralcne; Mrs. (Jlin-
ton Gorthy. Billy Long, Mrs. Fran
ces Long, Ilaioh Omstcad, Mr. and,
Mrs. Charles i)unn and Janet, Jo
anne, Nancy, Carol. Joyce, David!
and Paul; .Mrs. i-enx uamiatz,
Daune Raddatz, Mrs. Bertha Bay
liss, Mrs. Kirk Hardick.
Anita Hottman. Mrs. Carl Arola
and George, Mike, Paul, Helen
and Carlcy; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kennedy, Patty and Susy Kennedy;
Byron Delmont. Mr. and Mrs.
Wally Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Schneider and Marvin; Carol Pon,
Mrs. Sig Madson, Sharon and Ann
Madson, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wil-
kerson and Jean Marie; Mr. and
Mrs. U. F. McLaughlin, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldred Kemp, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Long and Mrs. Graham Ew
cns. Those sending gifts hut unable
to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
wesiey, Mrs. Jim Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Higbee, Mr. and
Mm. Edwin Booth, Mr. and Mrs.
Jock Walters, Mr., and Mrs. Em
mctt Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Arth
ur Long, Donna Leo Bashford.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toman, Mrs.
Ivi Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Spray,
Mrs. Jack Chanman and Kama,
Sheryl and Kay; .Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gorthy, Mrs. t'leo Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Matthews, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh liitchio and Mr.
and Mrs. George Klcmino.
SHOE SALE
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