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Brides-Elect
6 The Nowi-Rsviow, Roieburg Oft. Fri., May 20,
1960
Joanne Richman
Now Mrs. Hendrie
Wedding Of Interest
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THE HENDRIE-RICHMAN WEDDING was a large event of
April 23 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Portland, when
Joanne Orvilla Richman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Fredrick Richman of Roseburg, became the bride of Philip
Redding Hendrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Hendrie
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THE TAYLOR-VANCE wedding was a pretty event of May
7 at the Lookingglasj Community Church, when Ruby Ann
Vance, daughter of Mrs. Mihon R. Vance and the late Mr.
Vance, became the bride of Jimmy D. Taylor, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Withers of Dillard. The Rev. Harvey
Ruby Vance Now
Mrs. J. D. Taylor
Baskets of yellow itnd orchid iris,
lilacs wid bridal wreath and fern
formed the decorations Saturday,
May 7, for the wedding at the
LookinsKlass Community Church
unitins in mnrriuBc Kuby Ann
Vance, daughter of Mrs. Milton
Vance of Lookiii("Rlass, and Jimmy
T. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jlariun Withers of Dillard. The
Itev. Harvey Nelson, senu relired
Baptist minister, performed the
7.:i0 p.m. double ring ceremony be
fore 'o friends and relatives of
the couple.
Margaret McCord played the
traditional oruan weddine music
and accompanied Iiuis Vance who
i.arie, "Because" and- Uona Keely.
who siiiir "(iod Have Me lou.
with flute accompaniment by Wen
ilv Hunt. Martha Vance sang "The
Wedding Prayer."
Louis Vance, brother of the
bride, ttave his sister in marriage.
She was lovely in the wedding
iiown which had been worn by her
.sister, Mrs. It, Sliulze, at her wed
ding. The dress, made and design
ed by the bride's aunt, Mrs. C. H.
(inteman of Hoseburg. was of boil
quel taffeta, styled with a large
collar and long sleeves with pearl
buttons. The skirt was appliqued
in lace anil fell into a graceful
semi train ill back. The bride's
lMiuiuet was a cluster of white
rosebuds centered by a white or
chid. She carried a New Testa
ment loaned to her by her friend.
Miss Dolores Baughman of Rose
burg. The bride's veil was seal
loped and finished with lace and
seed pearls
Marlha Kav Vanrr, sister of the
bride, w as maid of honor. Brides.
maids were Mrs. Hubert Schulie
and Miss Alurgic Vittrock. Their
dresses wero stled alike, with
large collars and fitted niidnli's.
he maid of honor in orchid moire
lalfcta and the bridesmaids in yel
low. They wore white gloves and
shoes and carried bouquets of ros
es to match their gowns.
Marilyn Withers, (lower nirl.
wearing a yellow lafleta pinalore
dress, had white Mowers in her hair.
( andlelighters were Danny With
crs and Joe ram iicniry.
Leonard Swanson wis best ma
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Cshers were Win land Oenti
uncle of (he bridegroom ; Tom
Vance, the brother of (he bride;
Jerry Eeldkamp and Kuberi
Schule, jollier - in law of the
bride.
Tim hrideeroom's mother wore
a black and while nylon dress with,
matching jacket, white accessories
and a brown orchid. The bride's
mother wore a jacket dress of
blue and while print, light blue ac
cessories and a brown orchid cor
sage. Mrs, Vance was hostess at a
lovely reception at her home fol
lowing the wedding, the gut tame
had a lace tablecloth over a pink
foundation. The serving table was
covered in lace over yellow. Yel
low anil orchid flower arrange
ments were used about the room.
The tlrree-tiered cake was frosted
in white and was topped by a min
iature bridal couple. Mrs. Elton
Grass rut and served the cake.
Coffee and punch were served by
Mrs. C. II. (iateman. aunt of the
bride, and Mrs. l.loyd Ferguson
aunt of the bridegroom. Mrs. Tom
Vance, sister-in-law of the Dnite
had charge of the guest book. (lifts
were registered by Wendy Hunt
Dona Keely and Sue Merriott.
Out-of-town guests included Mr
and Mis. Albert Vance, Mr. and
Mrs. 1.. V. Anderson. Mr. and
Mrs. Hon Vance and Debbie and
Mike, Miss lla.ct Cook and Miss
Kvalyn Foster, all of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Vance. Seat
tle; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Slippich,
Klamath Falls, and Mr. and .Mrs.
Friti Vance, Springfield.
The bride is a student at Doug
las High School and will be grad
uated next week. The bridegroom
attended Douglas High School andshal, nul Mrs. Jack Douil. chap I
driver-salesman for Lmpqua
Dairy.
The young people will make their
home at Larson Koad in lxioking-
glass alter a honeymoon in drams
Pass, r or traveling, the bride wore
: a pink and while jacket dress with
while accessories.
Mrs. Edwards Honored
At Mother's Day Dinner
Mrs. Heiift Kdvrard of Creen
was complimented at a charming
Mother's Day dinner farty given
al the home of her son-in law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Hoi -
land. (.leaks, religion; Sharon Olson, na am) j,r, iiarvev Koor,.r. .Mr. and'ship chairman: Mildred West and I Bettv Moore was installed as
Coven were placed for the guest tturo; Sandy Haiiu. immortality; lri Walter Slater, Mr. and Air. j Kclvthe Gilmour attended the stale 1 marshal y the west and Beulah
of honor; her son and daughter in- ISiHe Herbert, fidelity: Roxaunei victor Baird. Air. and Mis. Don ' convention at Salem Krulav. Sat-1 Withers as W ifjni bv the asso
law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Edward, j DiMin. palrinlisjn; Linda Moore. i (Yrgitson. Mr. and Mis K Ueec.v imlav and Sunday. Matilda Brooks ciaie patron.
and children, Weblcv, Dee and J service; Judy Metjel, ronfidenlial )r ,( vrs HnMn.itid Stephens. was elected lo the stale iiomin .Molhers were honored and pre
Sherry; ind her sons-in-law and observer, and Alary lonnor. ('" i M r m Mrs Guv Cole, Mr. and aling committee. Laura lies was scnled with gift. An appropriate
daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph i observer. Mrs. Milton Herbert is' j)r, ,K.svr Richardson. Mr. and-presented an international pin bv poem for the occasion was read
Frisbie and Mr. and Mrs. Holland. I mother advisor of the assembly, ,,., j (N) sparks and Ma and the stale chairman, Evelvn S bv the roval matron.
Larry, Nick and Cri Holland and 1 "ith V. riank Brown, "Rainbow j ji,., Kenneth Mulkcv. Knedemand, for having attained! 'Refreshment were served "Si the
David Knsbie grandchildren of. Dad , w-j- Jack-on. Jeir'v Kahler and an increase of over 20 rer ceni : dining room after the meeting.
Mrs. EdwardP wera also of llie
r.llltlv orn,,n
Umily group
of Portland and Riverbend Farms, St. Paul, Ore. The Rev.
Louis B. Keiter officiated at the impressive ceremony in
tbe presence of 250 guests. The couple is residing ot 2803
f Hoyt St. in Portland.
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Nelson performed tine impressive double ring ceremony at
7:30 p.m. in the presence of 200 guests. Mr. ond Mrs.
Taylor are residing on Larson Road in Lookingglass. (Pic
ture by Wilson Studio).
Juvenile Grange Selects
New Officers On Saturday
A very impressive installation of
oflicers tor llie newiy-organizoci
Camas Valley Juvenile Grange
was held Saturday at the ;ranie
hall. District deputy, Howard Cra
croft, was installing officer.
Airs. Russell Harwood was
musician for the evening; .Mrs.
Donald l.awson was acting mar
shal; and Mrs. Milo Claughton and
Mis. llaclen Taylor were imple
ment and regalia bearers, respec
tively. J'receeding the installation, Dep
uty Cracrolt gave the obligation
to Helen Nelson. Gail Eddy. Nor
l is Dancer, Colleen Smith, James I
Smith. La Von Priest, Alike Priest,
Joe Alilton. Alarlene Soutliwick.l
Soulhwich, all juvenile grange
members, and to J4 honorary
members.
Installed were: Dim Lawson.
master; Bob l.awson, overseer;
South Douglas Assembly
Has Installation Service
Carol Peterman, daughter of Mr. color. Her song. 'My l'ailh Looks
ami Airs. Wayne Pelerman of Til-I'M' t Thee." was sung as she was
Ier, was installed worthy advisor
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pie in Canyonville Sunday alter-1
noon with her mother acting as .
installing onicer. :
Miss I'eterman's grandmother.
Mis Georgia Allen of Mynlc
(.'reek, served as installing record
pr lr Verne VVilhsims. mnr.
lain, were the other installing ot-
liters. At the climax of the instal
lation ceremonies. Atis Peterman
received the crown from her fath
er. Other officers installed imhulc
Relh Chappcll, dauber of Mr. and
.Mrs. iNorman I happen, associate
iwman inamwii, associate
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advisor
Sue Hov
Faith: Nina Johnson, recorder
Judy Kllolson. treasurer; Jackie j
Prairie, pianist; and ( amelle Kllef
I sun, choir director. Appointive f-1
e' include: Virginia Chiton
,c"aplain; Becky Peterman. 'ri"
, leader; Janet Cresswell, love; Pal
Aliss Peterman chose "Faith" as
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Maryheth Kinnan, lecturer; Vicki
Thrush, chaplain: Bruce Lamm
steward; assistant steward; Tom
Weathers; lady assistant steward,
Francis Lawson; treasurer, Derlyn
Beagle; secretary, Klaine Spur
lock; gale keeper, Tom Thrush;
Ceres, Theo Golgert; Pomona,
Peggy Rent.; Flora, Sylvia Lamm;
musician, Stephen Grimm, and ju
venile grange matron, Mrs. James
Thrush.
Mrs. James Combs, Camas Val
ley Grange chaplain, was acting
chaplain tor the ev.ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jicnsmore
Melrose Grange, were visitors
The ch;
nryv'o
meeting
hers. The membership is s I ill;
open to those who wish to join, j
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening bv members'
of the Kr.niuc hk Club.
crowned. Seventeen of the assem -
hlv nhm tn nltiwiH pr.'ind imcnthlv
i uislio June v.s-u, A Uecoi-
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iueo caKe aim ucvcraRcs were
M., Ved in the dinim; mom at the
conclusion ot the installation ccro
monies.
harm bureau Mas
Dinner On Friday
The Calapooia Kami Bureau en
joyed a very lovely dinner at the
clubhouse near I imnnia Vriduv
evening. Mrs. Charles Scott and
Mrs. Bruce Spackman were c-
hostesses.
The lo,I tables with bowls ot
,or,ne flowers foi minc'ihe center-
r-ehad pi" " Tjudgctid
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latwJ Mr. ami Mrs Robert Alon-
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(tte sir and Mrs V alter Davis,
, x i,,,! Ad s. Hai-old C rouch. Mr
Charles Gairell were guct speak-
One of the loveliest of April
brides was Mis Joanne Orvilla
Kichmau. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Orwlle Kuliman of this city,
uhi'n she was united in marriage
In 1'lulip Bedding Hendrie, son of
Mr. ami Mrs. Hayniond J. Hend
rie of 1'oriland and St Paul, Ore.
The wedding took piace at All
Saints KpiMopal Church in Port
land Saturday. April 23. the Rev.
Uuns B. Keiter performing the
service before 2j0 guests.
The altar and church were dee
orated with baskets of pink and
white stock and pink tulips. Two
large floor candelabra contained
while candles. The pews were or
namented with white ribbons and
lows. A white runner was used
lor the eenler aisle. Soft organ
music was played while the guests
assembled, with the traditional pro
cessional and recessional inarches
played before and after the cere
mony. Orville Richman gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She was very
lovely in her full-length wedding
gown of white silk organza. Tne
full skirt fell from a petal, scal
loped bodice and ended in back in
a graceful chapel train. The long
sleeves were of sheer silk organza
and the neckline was trimmed with
white lace and small seod pearls.
Her extra-full veil was waist-length
and was gathered to a silk organza
petal effect Juliet cap. She car
ried a white prayer book ornament
ed with a white orchid and while
slephanolis.
Mrs. Patricia Shepard of Rose
burg,. sister of the bride, was ma
tron of honor. Mrs. Donald Carter
and Miss Wanda West, both of
Portland, were bridesmaids. All of
the bride's attendants were dress
ed in identical dresses of jade
green organza over taffeta, streei
jength, with semi-full skirts. The
frocks were styled with elbow
lenglh sleeves and rounded neck
lines. They wore matching jade
slippers and popcorn veil head
pieces. The girls wore white short
gloves and the two bridesmaids
carried tulips in shades of pink
with matching riobons in cascade
effect. The matron of honor car
ried a similar bouquet of tulips,
with the addition of roses of vari
ous shades of pink. Aeccnt-s of
green ivy were used to comple
ment the pink of the flowers.
Miss Susan Shepard, niece of the
bride, wore pale pink dacrnn, fash
ioned with a full skirt. She wore
a matching headdress of pink vel
veteen and carried a white basket
of pink tulips with green ivy.
Henry K. Reese Jr. of Eugene
was best man. Ushering was done
by Robert Richman, brother of the
bride; Bob Williams of Portland and
Robert Morton and Richard Kirk,
both of St. Paid.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Richman chose a dusty rose
lace dress over matching taffeta
sheath, designed with a low, round
ed neckline and elbow-length
sleeves. Elie wore a rose petal leaf
small hat with a pale green veil
and trim. Her while gloves were
semi-elbow length and her shoes
and small matching purse were of
black patent. Her corsage was of
rose-colored cymbiiliuin orchids.
The bridegroom's mother was
attractive in a green pure linen
sheath dress having shorl sleeve3
and a low, rounded neckline in
front, coining to a V in back. She
wore white semi - elbow - length
gloves and her small flower hat
of green had touches of beige to j
compliment her beige slipper and
matching handbag. She wore a cor
sage of green trchids.
Air. and Mrs. Richman, parents
of (he bride, were host and hostess
at the reception held in the parish
hall following the wedding. Three
separate tallies were used. The
cake table was round anil covered
with a white cloth, the four-tiered
wwlding cake centering the table.
The pedestal cake was trimmed
with pale pink roses and pale green
leaves and topped with white wed
ding bells with lily of the valley.
The cake, surrounded with pale
pink and white flowers, was cut
with a silver cake knife engraved
Creek
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The Jlvrlle Creek PTA held its
lust meeting of the year Thur:
da. At this time officers were in
siiilled by Mrs, Dale Sail, county
PTA president.
Mrs. Clifford Kent wn installed
as president; Airs. Walter Watson,
lirst vice president; Airs. William
Adams, second vice president and
hospitality chairman; Mrs. Helmut
Tilche, secretary; Mrs. Don Mar
tin, treasurer; Airs. Gilbert Weav-
er. historian; and Mrs. Sam Craw-
I imvl n:ii-li.-i rmn1 Jirmii ('nt-e:iiu?
were presented lo the oiucers
Committee chairmen appointed
were: Budget, Mrs. Lance Hrown;
refreshments, Airs. John Meier;
high school, .Mrs. Bruce Wynter;
Harold Reaume Speaker At
Roseburg BPW Monday
The Rceburg Business and Pro-, an achievement award from the
rvintiMl Womt'ti", Clnh en loved t.n I state.
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! '"''esting talk given by Harold
' Keaumc Alonday eve,,, ,s , ,,,
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spnni: iiimers. iiiiiiuuir nip ain
i IMvthe Gilmour the co-hostesses
served delicious retrcshmi'iils.
Edith LaHore. president; E d n 1
Helgeson, president elect; Matilda
: Brooks. South Vuiglas District
chau uian: Laura lies, member-
over las( year s membership. The
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with the couple's initials. Mrs. Ga
len Rogers of Clarkston, Wash.,
Mrs. John C. K. Mcrrifield of Port
land, Mrs. James Lodge of Rich
land, Wash., and Mrs. Walter F ink,
aunt of the bride, of Portland cut
and served the cake.
The second (able, with crystal
punch bowls at either end, was
long and was set with a while
cloth. Decoration for the table was
a set of silver candelabra with
white candles with flowers entwin
ed around the center of each can
delabra. Punch was served by Mrs.
Hal Garner of Portland and Mrs.
Merrill Keller of Roseburg.
Mrs. Walter llolbrook of Rose
burg and Mrs. Richard M. Kreisel
of Portland served coffee from a
third long table which had a white
cloth and pink and white floral ar
rangements as its centerpiece.
miss Patricia Green ot Portland
presented the guest book and Mrs.
Duane F'elton of Salem had charge
of the gifts.
Besides the family members
those coming from a distance to
attend the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel D. Olin, Air. and Mrs.
Merrill Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Holbrook and Dolph D. Boyer,
all o; Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs.
John McClure, Aurora; Mr. and
Mrs. Kurt George, McMinnville;
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Helm. Corval
lis; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cole
man and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Manegre, Gervais; Mr. and
Mrs. Neil O. Johnson, Oak Grove;
Mr. 'and Mrs. James Carnes, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Kerr and Mr. and
Mrs. Daune Felton and children,
all of Salem; Mr. and Airs. George
Vlahos, Wilsonville; Mr.: and Airs.
Douglas Cranston and Air. and
Airs. Henry E. Reese Jr., Eugene;
Mr. and Mrs. Clover A. Lichty, Sil
verton; Air. and Airs. Henry Suter,
Eagle Creek; and Air. and Airs.
Roscoe Teter. Oregon City.
From Washington were Mr. and
Airs. James Lodge, Richland; Mr.
and Airs. Chesley Culf, Husum; Dr.
and Airs. Galen Rogers, Clarkston;
and Air. and Airs. Sherman lngels,
Steilacoom.
From Estacada: Mr. and Airs.
S. E. Lawrence, Air. and Airs. Wil
liam Tucker and son. William Jr.;
Airs. Ruth F'iler. Airs. Kenneth
Courtain, Airs. Lee Beckgren, Air.
and Airs. Everett Kiggins, Aliss
Alildred Kiggins, Robert Nolan and
Grover Kiggins; from Newberg:
Air. and Airs. John AfcKay, Air.
and Airs. James Kirk, Air. and
Airs. Ted AlcKilhp, Mr. and Airs.
James ft. Smith, Air. and Airs.
Thomas Kirk and Air. and Airs.
James E. Coleman. .
Those attending from St. Paul
were Air. and Airs. Richard Kirk,
Air. and Airs. Robert Alerten, Airs.
Bill Aliller, Air. and Airs. Lester
Kirk, Air. and Mrs. Maurice Aler
ten, Bert Bernard, Aliss Alargaret
Traeger, Air. and Airs. Lawrence
Bernard, Air. and Airs. Joe Cole
man, Air. and Airs. John Conner,
Air. and Airs. David Smith, Air.
and Airs. John W. Smith, Air. and
Airs. Elmer Ernst, Air. and Airs.
John AlcKilhp Jr., Airs. Maurice
Smith. Mr. and Airs. Carl .1. Smith,
Air. and Airs. John F. Smith, Air.
and Airs. Gene Smith, Mr. and
Airs. Edward Davidson, Air. and
Airs. Ralph Case and Mr. and Airs.
Lindy Phillips.
The newlyweds left on a wed
ding trip to coastal points. Reno
and Lake Tahoe, Nev. F'or goipg
away, the bride wore a beige silk
and rayon traveling suit wnn
matching beige straw hat, dark
brown accessories and a while or-
chid corsage. The new Air. and
Airs. Hendrie are now at home a(
2803 NE Hoyt, Portland.
The bride has lived in Portland
since 1955. prior to which time she
attended U of O for two years
after completing the filth grade
through high school in Roseburg.
She is employed by St. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. in Port
land. The bridegroom has lived in
Portland and-or St. Paul since ear
ly childhood. He attended Washing
ton High School in Portland and
U of O. He is employed as a sales
man for Mitchell, Lewis and Sla
ver in Portland.
PTA Holds
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room motlier. Airs. Robert lay-
lor; health, Mrs. Alyr) Barkhurst;
music. Airs. Alaurice Stanley; leg
islative. Airs. Dale Sail: scholar
ship, Airs. Al Neel; and youth,
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An interesting program was pre
sented by Kober( Casebeer and
John Season Jr. of Piddle. They
spoke lo the club and showed slides
of the Skyline Trail, where they
lake groups of boys on hikes and
camping trips during the summer.
Airs. Kent will have a meeting
later in (he summer for officers
and committee chairmen.
A lea for molhers of pre-schoo!
children is being planned for Au
gust. ; Mildred Herman is entertaining
! ,hf , M d h h h
Kmlicolt will be co-hosless.
Order Of Amaranth Has
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j lh.uglas Court 18, Order of Am-1
I.nanih met i th UiK,.r u,.
1 sonic Temple Fridav evening with
; royal matron. Mamie O'Neal, and
; associate patron, James Dobbin,1
presiding 0 I
1 The lal(fc were beautifully decor-
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TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Bunch of Elkton an
nounce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Mary
Alice, to Dan W. Williams of
Elize, British Honduras, C. A.,
son of Mr; and Mrs. Dan Wil
liams of Waco, Texas. Mis
Bunch was graduated from
Oregon State College and is
a teacher in the schools of
Billings, Mont. The prospective
bridegroom was graduated
from the University of Texas
and is employed by Phillips
Petroleum Co. os a geologist.
A summer wedding is plan
ned. (Picture by H e s t o n
Studio, Billings, Mont ).
Don Carys From California
Feted At Family Parties '
The Rev. and Airs. Don Cary
and their newly-adopted daughter,
Deanna Kay, were recent, visitors
in Roseburg with Airs. Carey's
parents. Air. and Airs. Charles
Force, and were feted at several
parties during their say. Airs. Cary
is the former Ramona Foree. Her
husband is pastor of the Friends
Church near Orland, Calif. ,v
At a lacos dinner at the Charles
Foree homu Wednesday evening
were (he Rev. and Airs. Cary and
Deanna, Air. and Airs. Howard
Kaiser and children, Kay, Bill and
Don; Aliss Wanda Foree. Ernest
Foree and the host and hostess.
Those calling Thursday after
noon to meet Deanna were Airs.
Laurence Pino, Airs. Gary Lorentz
and daughter, Cindy: Airs. Cascv
Johnson and daughter, Damaris;
Mrs. George Todd and children,
Ruth, Greg and John; Airs. Del
mar Elliott and daughter, Denise;
Airs. Ronald Poteet and son,
Alark; Airs. Kenneth Ewens and
sons. Biff and Alike; and Af r s.
Walter Nuckolls and children, Scott
and - Lisa.
Charming Shower
Wednesday Event
Airs. Robert V. Aliller and daugh-i
tors, the Alisses Pamela and Vicki
Aliller, were hostesses Wednesday
evening at a lovely pink and blue
shower for Airs. William Erickson.
The serving table was beautiful
with large arrangements of pinK
azaleas, a pink and a blue cake
and the traditional stork.
Following a period of games, re
freshments were served.
Invited guests were Airs. Robert
Russell, Airs. Don Wells, Airs.
Maude Baker, Airs. LeRov Ladd,
Airs. Lee Sade, Airs. Robert Zuck,
Airs. Richard Erickson. Airs. Leo
Wilson and Airs. Ed Jones.
Cottage Grove
Scene Of Dinner
A very lovely dinner partv was
given far the Haines clan at the
home of Air. and Airs. Frank Ale
HugiU in Cottage Grove recently.
Mrs. Ed (Alice) Haines of Drain
was the special guest of the day.
Places were set at the beauti
fully decorated table for Air. and
Mrs. Clarence De Camp and chil
dren. Bart, Brad and Gary of
Roseburg; Air. and Airs. Gerald
Bacon and daughter, Judy and
Air. and Airs. Lawrance Haines,
all of Lmpqua: Air. and Airs. Alel
vin Haines and daughters. Kathy
and Helen: Harry Haines. Air. and
Airs. Wilford Haines and son. Paul;
and the niolher and honored guest,
all of Drain; Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis Alask of Elkton: and the host
and hostess and sons, Tom and
Alike.
Bible Class Has Meeting
The Ladies Bible Class of
Oakland Community Presbyterian
Church met Friday at the church
for a potluck luncheon.
Airs. Guy Pealcr led the de
votions and Mrs. Jesse Lee had
charge of (he lesson.
Present were Mrs. A. O. Bunch.
Airs. Charles AlcMahon. AI r s.
Pealcr. Mrs. E. M. Dunn. Airs
Lee. Airs. Emily Baker, Mrs. Cor
delia Slane. Airs. Richard Wayne
and a guest, Airs. Wayne Sr.
j The June meeting will be at
the home of Airs. Lee.
OVERWEIGHT?
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Marian Y o u n t of
Roseburg announces the en
gagement of her daughter,
Farrol Annette, to Kenneth M.
Chaffin, son of Mrs. Florence
Chaboude of Roseburg and T.
R. Chaffin of Pinedale, Colif.
Farrol was graduated from
Roseburg High School in 1958
and is now employed ot Mar
tin Bros. Container and Tim
ber Products Co. in Oakland.
Kenneth attended high school
in Coltin, Ore., and is a mem
ber of the Notional Guards of
Rostburg. He is olso employ
ed at Martin Bros, in Oakland.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
A family potluck dinner and
shower was enjoyed at the Edwin
Rand home, with Airs. Kand and
Airs. Lawrence Hand as hostesses.
The table was decorated with
pink and blue striped candles with
hows and baby dolls at the base.
The beautiful cake had been baked
and decorated by Mrs. Lawrencs
Rand.
Those present were the Rev. and
Airs. Don Cary and Deanna, Air.
and Airs. Charles Foree and Er
nest, Airs. Loren D. Harvey, Air.
and Airs. Lawrence Rand and
Joyce, Joanne and Larry, Mr.
and Airs. Harold Rand and Bonnie,
Air. and Airs. Rod Langen ami
Greg, Steve and Glen, Air. and
Airs. Lcs Newport and Bruce and
Susan, Air. and Airs. Charles Kluv
er, Airs. Walter Kerr and Debia
and Craig, Air. and Airs. Howard
Kaiser and Kay, Bill and Don, Air.
and Airs. Edwin Rand and Marian
and Edna, Air. and Airs. Clarence
Rand and Airs. Shirley Ireland and
Lauri and Casey.
Coming from out of town were
Mr. and Airs. Bob Rand and Kris
tina and Atr. and. Mrs. Vernon
Foree and Kim, Gerri and Scort,
all of Eugene; and Air. and Airs.
Evan Rand, Oakridge.
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