4 The News-Review, Reicfcftrg, Ore. fti., Dec. 16, 1960
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BETHEL 8, International Order of Job's Daughters, will pre
sent the annual Christmas Vesper service Sunday, Dec.
18, at 5:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. The public
is cordially invited to enjoy this hour of' music by the choir
under the direction of Mrs. H. James Jenkins. Special solos
will be sung by Honored Queen Penelope Ostrander.' Mary
Ann Beardsley will present a group of piano solos. During
the candlelight carol singing the choir will be assisted by
Queen Penelope Ostrander; senior princess, Cindy Seavoll;
junior princess, Brooke Young, and the Rev. H. James Jen
kins, minister of the church. Incidental solos will be sung
by Donna Smith and Sharon' Counts. Peggy Ostrander is
accompanist for the choir. Following the service, a recep
tion will be held witti Mrs. Charles Ostrander acting as
chairman. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Charming Shower At Tiller Compliments Miss Higgins
Miss Phyllis Higgins, bride-elect
of Jarard Richardson of Days
Creek, was feted at a pre-nuplial
shower recently for which Mrs.
Charles Jackson of Drew was host
ess. The parly was held at the
lliRgins home at Tiller.
The honored guest, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Higgins, and her fiance, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richard
son of Days- Creek, have chosen
Dec. 23 for their wedding, which
will 1 be held in the .Methodist
Church in Roseburg.
Mrs. Jackson had made and
decorated a large Bible cake, iced
in blue, white and yellow, which
graced the lace-covered table as
the centerpiece. Other decorative
touches were in pink and while.
Interesting games furnished en
tertainment, for which prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Anton Erlebach,
Mrs. Clarence 'Richardson and
Mrs. Ed Hendrix. The hostess
served delightful refreshments aft
er Miss Higgins had opened her
gifts.
Present to honor the bride-elect
were Mrs. Clarence Richardson
and Mrs. Ed Hendrix of Days
Creek, Miss Frances Stone of Can
yonville, and Mrs. Anton Erie
bach, Mrs. L. C. Graves, Mrs.
Vernon Morris. Mrs. J. V. Lewis
and Mrs. Leo Higgins all of Tiller.
Unable to attend, but sending
gifts were Mrs. J. A. Rachor of
Days Creek and Mrs. Earl Tib
belts and Mrs. Virgil McNees of
Drew.
Sutherlin Girl
November Bride
Ali.s Sharon Donoho, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Archie Donoho of
Sutherlin, became the bride of;
Kenneth Stillwell Saturday, Nov.
12, at a quiet afternoon-ceremony
nerformed at the Methodist Church
in Sutherlin. The Rev. John P.
Ginter, church pastor, ofticated at
the double ring ceremony read at
2 o'clock, .bc'fure the . immediate
families of the couple.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Stillwell, also
of Sutherlin. . , ; ,
The bride was most attractive In
a blue checked wool suit worn
with white accessories. Her hat
was of white lace and pink velvet,
and she wore white gloves : and
shoes. I ' '
Miss Susan O'Connell acted as
bridesmaid and Laddie Crippeo
served as best man.
The traditional wedding march
es were played on the organ, by
Mrs. Arthur Treman,- church or
ganist. A buffet luncheon, served at the
home of the bridegroom's parents
followed the ceremony, after which
the newly married couple left to
spend the weekend in Eugene.
Mr. Stillwell is employed at the
Martin Bros. Box and Container
Company in Oakland. They are at
present making their home at the
Hail . apartments south: of 'Suther
lin, . ; , . '
Stokes Home Is
Wedding Scene
Donna Stevens, daughter of Mr.
and Airs. Robert Stevens of Glen
dale, and Robert Estes, son of Mrs.
Everett Penry of Glendale were
married Friday evening, Nov. 25,
at the home of the bridegroom's
brother-in-law". and ister. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stokes of 501 Valley
View Road, Grants Pass.
The couple was attended by
Mrs. Stokes,-. sister of the bride
groom, and by Gary Stevens,
brother of the bride. The Rev. L. G.
Fraser of the Grants Pass First
Baptist Church performed the single-ring
ceremony. ' ,
The bride wore a two-piece suit
of aqua wool with white accessor
ies, i . .
Mrs. Stevens, mother of the
bride, wore, gown of blue crepe
Willi wnite accessories.
After the ceremony, the couple
cut a wedding cake beautifully dec
orated and topped with the tradi
tional bride and bridegroom figur
ines. A delicious buffet supper was
served.
After a brief wedding trip the
newlyweds are at home in Klam
ath Falls where the bridegroom is
a student at Oregon Technical In
stitute. Both attended elementary
and high school in Glendale and
were graduated in 1960.
Roseburg Past Noble Grands Club Meets
At Hall For Annual Christmas Dinner
The Past Noble Grand Club met
Thursday for its annual Christmas
dinner at the 1UOF Hall. Members
and guests enjoyed the delicious
dinner which was served in the
dining room at tables which had
been beautifully decorated by el
ma Herman and Mamie Fett.
After dinner, a short meeting
was conducted by the president.
Lena Poole. Dorothv Neal led the
devotions. Y'aleda Moore was pro
posed' for membership and was
initiated, Lydia Gillette acting as
marshal.
At the Christmas program en
joyed later, those taking part were
t nillalia naiciA Hanm Mlir-
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ia.,.1 GaiinHDrt ami I.pna Poole:
Theta Rho girls, Ann saunaers,
Mary Jo Rapp and Glenda Beach;
and Odd Fellows, Harry Rapp,
August Heck, James Flynn, Oliver
Plumcr, Walter Daum and Jess
Bowman. Daynise Beach was mu
sician. Afterwards an exchange of
gifts was held. The tree and room
were lovely in their decorations
Yule Dinner Party".EnjOyed
At Oak Tree Inn On Monday
A delightful Christmas dinner
party was enjoyed by members
(o the Past Matrons Club, OES,
Mondav'.af Ruth Bradley's beauti
ful Oak Tree Inn on the bank of
the North Umpqua River at Win
chester. Lighted Christmas trees decor
ated the garden and patio. Lovely
holiday decorations were used
throughout the spacious rooms.
Dinner was served at 7 p.m. from
tables covered with red net over
white and centered with minia
ture white net Christmas trees
gaily decorated with colorful orna
ments. Recorded Christmas carols
formed the background dinner
music.
Mrs. Sam Shoemaker and Mrs.
Clyde Chitwood were in charge of
arrangements. A gift exchange and
visiting were enjoyed. .
Present for the affair were Mrs.
Shoemaker, Mrs. Chitwood, Mrs.
Ralph Cooper, Mrs. A. J. Ellison,
Mrs. G. C. Finley, Mrs. Ray
Hampton, Mrs. Elizabeth Hcin
line, Mrs. Forest Holmes, Mrs.
Otto Lange, Airs. Frances Lintott,
Mrs. G. W. Marshall. Mrs. V. J.
Micelli, Mrs. D. H. Morgan, Mrs.
Dessert Luncheon Given
For Presbyterian, Group
The Ladies Bible Class of Oak
land Community Presbyterian
Church held a lovely Christmas
party Friday at the home of Edith
Dunn. Holiday decorations were
used and a gift exchange was held.
The gifts were arranged around a
cone Christmas tree.
Esther Pealcr led the devotions
and read Christmas stories. Mary
Lee' led the lesson study. ,
A dessert luncheon was served
to Mary Lee, Esther Pealer, Alta
Howard, Lulu McMahon, Mary
Bennett, Ruth Bunch and Airs.
Dunn.
Mrs. Bennett will be hostess at
the Jan. 13 meeting.
John William Robertson, , Mrs. . F.
L. Von Schriltz, Airs. Earl. Wiley,
Airs. Leo Sensabaugh,'' Mrs. Neal
Adams, Mrs. Wigg Hansen and
Mrs. A. E. Elliott.
Visitors
Honored
To compliment Air. and AIns. H.
G. Rockwell of Britton, S.D., a de
lightful dinner was given by the
lalter's brother-in-law and sister,
Air. and Airs. Ivan G. Pickens, Fri
day at their summer place on the
North Umpqua River. Additional
guests were Dr. and Airs. D. B.
Bubar, Afiss Jane Wharton and
Mrs. C. a. Wade.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Wade
honored the Rockwells at a lovely
dinner at her home on SE Kane
Street. AIK and Mrs. Pickens were
additional guests.
Saturday evening Airs. S. G.
Palmer honored the Rockwells at
dinner at her home on.SE Over
look Avenue. The . occasion . also
honored Mrs. C. B. Wade on her
birthday. Additional guests were
Mr. ana Mrs. Ivan u. ricKens and
Air. and Airs. J. R. Wharton. Love
ly gifts were presented to Mrs.
Wade. . , ;
Card Party Is Enjoyed
Mrs. Tom Findlay and Airs. Guv-
la Rudzik were hostesses for the
Lookingglass card party Friday
evening at the grange hall. Eight
tames were in play.
High scores, were held by Mar
garet Trent and Leslie Black. Low
scores were held by Ann Wilson
and Aubrey Scott. The traveling
prize was won by Cliff Harty.
Lovely refreshments were serv
ed. The next party will be the
evening oi Jan. is.
...hink lmf luAn rfnnp bv Fave
Jensen and Vela Copeland.
Members and guests attending
were Bernice .McDonald, Valeda
.Muore, Edith Bond, Mable Lange,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plumer, Mr.
and Airs. J. veni. -ir. u
Mrs. Glen Beach and Glenda, Al
ice Goff, Ethel Bailey, Bertha
i .tf Uiroflroi Saunders. Susan
Saunders, Air. and Airs. Jess Bow
man, Rachel Hotoroox, ueriruue
ni..i. Mr and Airs. H. O. Jen
sen, Mr. and Airs. G. A. Crieger
Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry napp mm
Mary Jo, Air. and Airs. Lee Wil
liams, Vesta Langfield. Lydia Gil-
tA.lA An CQi.iwInrc Ml"K. PUl
iciiv, mm wou.tuv. .--
Caey'and Donna, Air, and Airs.
FranK jonnsion.
Air, and Airs. T. B. Busenbark,
t- .an Mi. Jampc Klvnn. Aug
ust Heck, Air. and Airs. Fred Her
man. Air. and Mrs. Sig Fett, Doro
thy McCauley, Vena Walker, Air.
and Airs, jacK rresiun, mi.
Airs. William Thompson, Ada Han
na, Ralph Russell, Dorothy Neal,
Judge and Airs. V. T.. Jackson,
I ana C PnnlA Rprtha Bavliss. Air.
and Mrs. Walter Daum, Mr. and
.Mrs. Harry Hauieia, nir. nu iui.
UorW Rnnriman. Veta. CODeland
and Alvia Wetherell.
It was announced mat ine rixn
rii.k'c mimmiD fllp. fDn On
each Wednesday and Friday from
10 a.m. unm p.m., now
Christmas things for sale.
The next meeting will be Jan.
19 ...ith Vlcia Rncspll rtlflilman!
Ona Williams, co-chairman; Edith
Brock, Thelma Fleshman and Al
ice Goff on, the refreshment com
mittee; and vesta i.angiiem ana
Susan Bowman, entertainment.
Glendale FL Club
Has Yule Party
The Glendale FL Club held its
annual Christmas party at the
IOOF Hall Thursday evening, with
36 members present.
During the meeting, officers
were elected as follows: Airs.
James Booth, president; Airs.
Pete Taylor, vice president; Mrs.
Fritz Alagill, secretary; and Mrs.
Bill Blomme, treasurer.
After the meeting, members
joined in filling 136 bags with
homemade candy they had brought
to the meeting. The candy will be
sent to the Odd Fellows Home in
Portland for its Christmas festivi
ties. Hostesses Mrs. . Pete Taylor,
Airs. Andy Owens, Mrs. Ben Wha
ley, Airs. Carl Ford, Airs. Calvin
Overcash and Airs. Dale Johns,
served refreshments and members
exchanged Christmas gifts.
Hostesses for the next meeting
are Mrs. Frank Daniels, Mrs. Dan
Thomas and Airs. Harold Stapleton.
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