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o Fri., Aug. 5, 1960 Tha Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 Weddings Of Interest Lovely Wedding Event Of July 9 Nuptials Take Place THE WEDDINC of Carolyn J. Hardin, daughter of Mrs. Gale Jakel, and Ronald W. Kenwisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kenwisher, all of Sutherlin, was an event of July 9 at the First Methodist Church in Sutherlin. The wedding u V", Mia lf life , A a4iCp1 i A LOVELY WEDDING of June 2 took place when Janice , Elma Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Briton H. Mann of Riddle, became the bride of Paul Joseph Parret, son of Mr. ond Mrs. T. B. Parret of Canyonville, ot the Tri City Presby terian Church at 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. James P. Dowdy , officiating at the impressive double ring ceremony. Mrs. f Wilford Lee of Myrtle Creek, was matron of honor, and fife &&'. ; v4fe-M Li',' "' i I -.rS V PICTURED ABOVE following their marriage at All Souls Catholic Church in Myrtle Creek are Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Everettt Scott. The bride, Kathleen Donna McNaughton, is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. McNaugh ton, of Days Creek, Father James Dillon performed the im pressive ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Scott are residing in Portland. Michaels Family Reunion Held At Lavadour Grange The second annual Michaels fam-i children, Carl, Kath and Tom; Mr. lly reunion was held Sunday after ; and Mrs. Dorwin Powell and chil noon at the Lavadour Grange Hall : dren, Andy, Bill, Kris. Shannon; near Milo. I Joseph Powell and children, Fifty one children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Mrs. R. K. Paris, formerly Mrs. Law rence Michaels Sr.. gathered for the reunion. Mrs. Pans has had nine children. grandchildren and 36 great-grandchildren. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. R K. Paris, Miss Mary Ellen Con nor, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connor. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Michaels 1r onH son. inomas: .nr. aou Mrs. Carl Hill Jr., oi (.inyonvuir, Mr. and Mrs. nay wrigni ui iajs 1'reek; Jlrs. CaroIyn Ireland and - Mii 1 mi' J, Mf. it . It I k k : h : t ' f'J Dennis. Tim, Esther, Joel and Jer ry of Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Patricia Ireland and three sons of Tri City; Mrs. Louise Weseman, Mrs. Betty Lou Ilebert and sons, Steven, Greg ory, of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gray and daughter, Judy, of Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Paris. Central Point; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Finn and son. Richard of Cush man; Mrs. Pauline Kennedy, Mrs. Phyllis Broms and son, Phillip, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McKcnzie and daughter, Cecilia of Ashland. party is pictured above. Both the bride and bridegroom were graduated from Sutherlin High School and the former at tended Southern Oregon College. TJM tHf bridesmaids were Patricia Preston and Terri Daniels. Best man was Wilford Lee and ushers were Warren Richards, Lynn Ulman, Leon Oakes and Rodger Lindy, all of Canyon ville, Mr. and Mrs. Parret are making their home in Can yonville, where the bridegroom is employed by a logging firm. The wedding party is pictured above. (Picture by War ren Studio, Myrtle Creek). Wedding Event Of One of the loveliest summer wed dings was solemnized Saturday, July 9, at the All Souls Catholic Church in Myrtle Creek when Miss Kathleen Donna McNaughton be came Hie bride of Jerome Everett Scott at an eleven o'clock double ring ceremony performed by Fa ther James Dillon. The candles of the pair of seven branched can delabra were lighted by Falher Dillon prior to the service. Flank ing them were huge baskets ol white and pink gladioli and white lilies. The bride, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. McNaugh ton of Days Creek, was given in marriage by her father. Her floor length gown of w!n:i nylon chif fon was embellished with wide in sets of lace while her fingertip veil was held in place by a tiara of se auins and Dcarls. Her bniinuet was of while roses and stephanolis cen-! tered with a lariie lavender orchid. The matron of honor, Mrs. Mi chael Kirchner, wore a street length frock of embroidered laven der sheer nylon while the brides- maids. Miss Beckv Peterman and Miss Jody Ann Scott, sifter of the bridegroom, were dressed in sim ilar sheer nylon frocks in lavender embroidered with pink rosebuds. Each of the attendants wore matching headbands and carried French bouquets of pink carna tions. John Burgess of Junction City acted as best man for the bride groom while Daniel Criswell of Days Creek and Timolhy and Mick ey Wall of Tillamook were ushers. Mrs. Lawrence Michaels played the wedding music. following the ceremony a recep- tion was held at the McNaughton Thelma Withers, Mrs. Iola Math home with Miss Janet Criswell in lis. Mrs. Mary Lee Starnes, Mrs charge of the guest book while she Ai,ne na,iieid, Mrs. Carla Lee and Miss Peterman assisted with!- . ., , . gifts. The bride and bridegroom - Gailc' Mr'- Thelma Rust, Mrs. cut the first piece of the very beau-1 Kathleen Weber, Mrs. ilee Haas titully decorated three-tier wedding: and daughter, Anita; Mrs. Lena .J h ., T, Y P . rus ttiiuv ntu iiiouiii- 11 m.UIU 1 in ii .,- n,i, kii with pearls interspersed ' nd Sharon Haas. Mrs. Thelma The bride was a member of the' Mrs- Mr Belle Berkley. 1900 graduating class of the Davs I !)'' Kindlay. Mrs. Betty Creek High School where she had 'Hart. Mrs. Evcljn Wade, .Mrs. Dor- been most active in school affairs The bridegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Scott of ilarris burg, graduated from high school in mat city and soon alter Joined the coast Guard in which service he is now stationed at Portland! by the hostesses. ed by Mrs. .y-hwartz at.J Mrs. where they are residing since re- Lovely refreshments were serv-1 Hildeburn lo Mrs. llardina. High turning from their honeymoon in ed afler the guest of honor opened , score prize lor the afternoon's eon Yellowstone, her many beautiful gifts. i tract bridge play was won by Mrs. i Lovely July 9 Coming from a distance for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Scott, the bridegroom's parents, his two grandmothers, Mrs. J. C. Shields of Nelscott and Mrs. Maude Scott of San Bernardiono, Calif., and Mrs. Clifford Patton, Mrs. C. W. Murphy, Mrs. T. Moody, llarris burg; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph II. Mort, Portland; Mrs. Jake Haines. Dal las; Mrs. W. L. Carson. Junction City; Mrs. Robert Wall. Tillamook; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Guilford, Mr. ind Mrs. Harlan Lewis, and Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Sherman, all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Fos ter and B. F. Sherman of Rose burg; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moody, Canyonville: Miss Evelyn Mc Naughton, Death Valley, aiid Mrs. Eleanor McNaughton and children of Los Angeles, among others pres. cnt in addition to the wedding party were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Criswell, .Mr. and .Mrs. William Ward and children Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Paris, Mrs. Fr'tz Snvder, I.awrenc" Michaels. Tom Michaels and .Michael Kirchner. rv m k u i UlXOnville Matron IS Shower Party Honoree Mrs. Lorraine Wadsworlh was honored guest at a pink and blue shower Thursday evening at the home ol Mrs. Bertha Haas. Assist ing Mrs. Haas were Mrs. Ada Haas and Mrs. Norma Hatfield. The serving table was lovely with pink and blue flowers and pink and blue candles. Guests attending or sending fifts were Mrs. Barbara Faught, Mrs. Oraves, Mrs. Ruby Wadsworlh ....... .rau.nuiiii,.nt',r i'. .1 Jeanne and Joyce l a le d. .Norma - . . .... .... is waiisworin ami .Mrs. Annaiieitc """""" Weber. Norma and Sharon Haas L. W. Josse. Mrs. Ld'iar were in charge of the games. The j ''cwls, ,M' (",r'n!"! ,,?s-, H" d,ii. dDnnrf ihir S. I.. Kidder and S.rs. Frederick white receiving blanket and they were embroidered in Dink and blue, A most beautiful wedding Satur-, (lay, July a united in marriage Miss Carolyn J. Hardin, daughter of Mrs. (iale Jakel, and Itonald W. Kenwisher. son o( Mr. anil Mrs. 'William V. Kenwisher, all of Suth erlin. Scene of the ceremony was: the First Methodist (.'lurch in Suth ; erlin. with the Key. John i'. liinter. i pastor, officiating. One hundred j guests assembled to witness the double nng riles, which were read at 2 o'clock before an altar lighted ; by pink tapers in tall candlelabra. i lied with wliile satin bows. I Pink and white gladioli arranged ! with fern in fooled baskets graced i the setting, and the motif was re- peated in spravs tied wnh pink rib-! Siitherlin I'oiniminity lluilding fol bon adorning each church window, i l"'l eerenumy, and was cat 1 .i:..,..t.. 1 ercd bv llutlt Hradlev. The hriile s ' " L.".'lu. . ',a l , ,, n,r n.,.. . T i , i , , and be pew were closed uuh rib-: bnn ted to larse while bows. ( uaic jdKci oi auinrrim gave nis , step-daughter in marriage. T h e bride was beautiful in a floor length gown of chantdly lace, form ing; scalloped side panels over a bouffant skirl of pure silk organa. The budice was styled with a a brina neckline with lrridescent se quin trim and three quarter length sleeves. Her fingerli) veil of silk illusion fell from a contour crown i ol lace and seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of white carna- tions centered with a white orchid,1 with cascading white ribbon tied , with slephanotis. Miss Lynn Oueletle of Sutherlin was maid of honor. Her gown was! of pale green organa fashioned with a full gathered skirt below a wide, pleated cummerbund of deeper green. Her accessories were a headpiece ot pale green which held a lluunce of matching net, and matching satin shoes. She carried ! a nosegay of pink and white car nations. Hridesmatds were Miss Janice Kenwisher of Portland and Miss F.ileen Kenwisher, sisters of the bridegroom, and Miss Beverly (iinter. They were altired in gowns styled identically lo that of the maid of honor, but in shades of pink, with pink accessories and also carried nosegays of pink and white carnations. Camllelighlcrs were Miss Judy Alto of Sutherlin and Miss Diana Banister of Lake- view. Their gowns and accessories ' matched those of the bridesmaids. They wore wristlets of pink carna tions and carried white candles tied with pink satin bows. Miss Perky (iinter was flower girl and wore a bouffant dress of pale green with matching head- pierce. rinn Units nf Dnkl.-ind nclerl as i best man, and ushers were Larry Sconce, Orin (iulseth and Dick Gal-1 n Y ,rs. v '-5 1 ',lf i Hi'!!.-. JUDY LYNNE REECE celebra'ed her fifth birthday Thurs day evening at her home in Melrose. Joining her and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reece, and son, Terry, for birth day cake and other refreshments were Mrs. P.oland Cheek and daughter, Cherrie. Bridge-Luncheon Enjoyed Monday One of the loveliest parlies of the summer given in compliment to Mrs. J. A. Harding of 'Tucson, Ariz., formerly of this city, wus enjoyed Monday at a 12::i0 o'clock bridge-luncheon at Ruth Bradley's beautiful Oak 'tree Inn on the North Umpqua River at Winchester by Mrs. Harry Hildeburn and Mrs. Fred Schwartz. f 4,n.n,, ,.t c,m. mer blossoms formed tue artisti- Paster Given Farewell callv arranged bouquets. Invited . by Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Jlilde- The Rev. and Mrs. Jess Vialdrop burn t' honor Mrs. Hardin-: were: , and family of (.lendale were honor Mrs. B. L. Hanlenbro'ik, Mrs. A. ed al a farewell parly Sunday Mrs. Voile Uroadwav, Mrs. O. M. , given at the home of Mrs. Lucile A. Wilder. Mrs. W. Ernest Butler, , McEirov. Rev. Waldrop, who re- Berric. Mrs. Arthur W. Baum. Mrs. , ,. ... ,,. i i , i noy lienors :r-.. iiarom i lliir,. , i Sehmccr. Mi.. Arthur Clarke. Mrs. I C. B Wade Mrs. VrcJ Lock- j wood, Mrs I.. D - oen Mrs. i 'Wc Wharton .n. John II. J. Porter. A lovelv onct nrie was nresent- la. Walter t'rirksun was rinij bi-ar-cr. vwlilin&; music was plaved on tht' oraii ly Mrs. Arthur 'Irt'man.i churcli ortianist. Mrs. ShirU'v ' Ur.wn saiiLi "Hecause'' and the "Wi'dilini! I'rayiT." and as the con-1 jile knelt at the altar, "The Lord si l'rayi'r." i t or the wedding the bride's moth-1 cr eliose a sheath dress of foeiyei laee with pale orchid accessories and a inalchini! orchid corsate. A ro.se-hetee lace sheath was I h e choice 01" the bridegroom's mother who wore white accessories and a white orchid corsage. A reception tor luu guests at the cloth under white netting, and was, beautifully arranged with tall pink , m slher candle holders. 1 u ,(,,y (w0.,lered ttTlk,m., cake tt , i ,. form of a ma te.se cross. ami was elaborately decorated in shades of pink and green. Alter the traditional first slice was cut by the bride and bridegroom, tue cake was served by Mrs. Wilfred (luelette. Mrs. Jnbn Alto and Mrs. John (inner. Touring the coftee was Mrs. t'lovd Krickson, and pre siding at the punch table was Mrs n,.va Hennett. Mrs. Kenneth Moore had care of (lie guest book, and uu. gift book was in charge of Miss Sharon Washburn of Lake view. The hall was decorated with love ly bouquets of pink and white glad ioli, and appropriate wedding se lections were played ns back ground music during the reception. Following the reception the new ly married couple left for a wed- oing trip to southern ( aiilorma, re- turning July l.'i In their home at the Duplexes in Sutherlin. The bride's traveling attire was a green linen sheath with a jacket in beige and green, white accessories and a while orchid corsage. The newlyweds were both grad uated from Sutherlin High School, and the new Mrs. Kenwisher at tended Southern Oregon College. He attended Oregon Stale College before joining the Kenwisher Log ging Co. of Sutherlin. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crippen of Cottage (irove; Mr. ond Mrs. Cecil l'case Springfield: Mr. and Mrs. Fmil 1 Jakel, Kugene; Mr. and Mrs. F.v- Beaty anil Lewis Charles McAl erett Abraham, Lebanon; M i s s I lister. The bride is the daughter Sharon Washburn, Miss Diana Ban-of Air. and Mrs. Holland McGuire, ister, l.akevicw: Jir. ann airs. Dick Brown and Terl, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kenwisher and John, Portland; Willard Duke, Scotls- huri: Mr. and Mrs. Kon Mnnnng, Vida and Miss Janice Kenwisher, Portland. "i , i. 4 1l t.s' J". t . ? i Robinson with Mrs. Bellows win ning the second high score prize. Mr?. Harding o::d her husband, who lormeriy owned the Lmpqua Hotel, now make Iheir home in Tucson, Ariz. They pond their .summers in Oregon and the re mainder of thii week are at the coast. They are staying at Oak ! Tree Inn while in Roseburg. j signed the pastorale ol the Glen- ',.., ..i,,.,.i i . i , , i , ilnle Southern Il.iplist Church ear lier in the month, had preached Ins fo.icluding sermon llial morn ing. Hey. Waldrop ii now taking summer school work in A-hland, but he and his family v.ll be movin ' soon, since he has accept ed a teaching position near Port land. Rev. Waldrop was presented a gift by members of the congrega tion who were present at !h par ty, and the allernoon was spent in visiting. Refreshments were served. 1 Uttt- VV hi f I v y v t ft MR. AND MRS. LEWIS CHARLES MCALLISTER are pic tured above following their marriage at the First Methodist Church in Salem. The bride, Eileen Faye Beaty, is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland M. McCuire, and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. McAllister for merly of Roseburg. The bridegroom was graduated from P.oseburg High School. He moved to Salem with his parents three years ago. Following a honeymoon to tha coast, Mr. and Mrs. McAllister are now at home to friends at 1254 Highland Ave., NE., Salem. (Picture by Kennell-Ellis) . Salem Wedding Of Interest Exchanging vows at o'clock ceremony on evening at the Firsl Methodist Church of Salem were Eileen Fayo and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. McAllister, formerly of Roseburg. Bishop V. T. Cuertz of the Church of Latter Day Saints of ficiated at the rites. Lighting the tapers in candelabra, arranged in a setting of pink gladioli and while chrysanthemums, were Rob ert Beaty and Dnrrele Me Allister. Miss Arietta Ann Woelk was the vocalist The brido wore a ChantiUy lace gown over satin with scalloped sab rina neckline and bouffant skirt, fashioned with tiers of laco ruf fles down the front and a chapel train. A crown of seed pearls held her fingertip veil in place and she carried a bouquet of pink cym biditint orchids and while carna tions. Sharon McAllister was maid of honor. She wore a pink chiffon over taffeta witli embroidered ny lon organdy overskirt. Mrs. Elton Beaty, Mary Ann Fagen and Marie Fagan, bridesmaids, wore mint green dresses of embroidered ny- Wilbanks-Fitzpatrick Wedding Event At Home The wedding of Doris Fitzpalrlck and Jes Wilbanks, both of Canyon ville, was held July 21 at the home of the bride's daughter, Mrs. Frank Ritchey in Riddle. The Rev. Donald Campbell of the First Meth odist Church in Canyonville and Myrlle Creek performed the cere mony in the presence of 25 guests and relatives. The home's decorations consisted of bouquets of gladioli and sweet peas. Recorded music in the back ground added to the impressive rites. The bride was attractive In a sheath gown of rose laee over tnf feta. She wore a whilo gladioli corsage. Mrs. John Terry and Leon Wil banks, son of the bridegroom, at tended the couple. A reception was given after the ceremony at the Ritchie home. A beautifully decorated wedding cake was served with other re freshments by Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Ritehcy. Nina Wilbanks was in charge of the guest book. They took a honeymoon trio down the Oregon and northern Cal- ifornia coast to Eureka, where they visiicu uie unue s sisier, ;ura. iuu- ACQUIRE BEAUTY IN BEAUTIFUL NEW SURROUNDINGS Enjoy The All New UMPQUA BEAUTY SALON Located On the Lower Level NOW OPEN 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evenings by Appointment MEET . . . Mr, Dennii Knight Hair Coloring Specialist Formerly of Bon Morcht' Russell's, Eugcna AND PHONE OR 2-1071 For Your Appointment ' -s f r a seven Ion organdy and chiffon with over Saturdav I skirts. They all wore hats to match their dresses and carried nosegays of pink and white carnations. Dolly Richardson and catny .n a - loney, flower girls, were dressed in pinK nylon organdy. RicKy Mc Allister was ring bearer. Laurence V. McAllister was rus brother's best man and ushers were William F. Beaty, Orval Prank Jr. and Gerald Prank. iMother of the bride wore a pink lacs with -corsage of white car nations and pink roses. Mrs. Mc Allister wore blue lace with a pink corsage of carnations and roses. A reception followed in tho church parlors. Pouring were Mrs. Raleigh smith, Phyllis Sherman and Mrs. Fred Fagen. Cutting tha cake were Mrs. Orval Prank Sr. and Mrs. Blaine Veleto. Leonora Jean Shuck was In charge of tha guest book. For her wedding trip along tha Oregon Coast, the new Mrs. Mc allister wore a powder bluo sheath dress with matching duster and white accessories. They aro now at homo at 1254 Highland Ave., Salem. The bridegroom moved from Roseburg three years ago and is a graduate of Roseburg High School. bern Blackenship. They are at home in Canyonville, where she ii employed at the Forester's Cafi and he is employed In logging oper ations. Wilbanks is the son of Mrs. Frances Frame of Madras. Guests at the wedding included Mrs. Frame, Madras; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid, Redmond; Mrs. I.ela Fitjpatric. J. E. Fitzpatrick, Milo; Burt Dyfirt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Inman, Giants Pass; .Mr. and Mrs. fi. W. Fitzpalrick Jr., Med ford; Mrs. Billy Y.itt, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Norma Davidson, Vic tor Fitzpatrick, Carda Neiswanger, Mrs. Moisello Morrison, Riddle, John Nordling and Mr. and llrs. John Terry. Sunshine Club Meets The Azalea Sunshine Club held its July meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jean Gaeilccke, with Mrs. Marcella Chiavaris as sisting. The afternoon was spent in games and visiting. Mrs. Mil dred Booth won a game prize, and Mrs. Mary Allen won the door prize. Ten members and ono j guest, Mrs. Yvonne Gaedeckc, were present. Hotel Umpqua $TAFFW,ViJ" Mr. Dinnlt Knight o
