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installed for the 19 I -62 school year were, lerr to rignr: vus. can i. tone jr., nisiunun,
Mrs. Cliff Ferber treasurer; Mrs. Vernon Bsnebrake. secretary: John Brandt, second vice
president; Mrs. F.' E. B.own, vice president; and Mrs. Robert Snider, president.
' OUTGOING OFFICERS of th
i torian; Mrs. Cliff Ferber, treosurer; Mrs. Catherine Mathews, secretary; John Brandt,
second vica president; Mrs. Robert Snider, vice president; and Mrs. Jack Heeter, presi
dent.
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MRS. ELLA LARSON and Mrs. Margaret Adair are Petiring
from the school system and were honored" at a lovely
reception foHowing the meeting. Pictured are Mrs. Heeter,
president, presenting o gift from the organization to Mrs.
Larson. Mrs. Adair wos unable to be present due to the
recent car accident in which she was invojved.
Yoncalla High Alumni Has
Annual Affair On Sunday
The Yoncalla High School alum
ni held the annual meeting Sunday
at the high school with a potluck
dinnc" served at 1:30 p.m.
Following the dinner a short
meeting was held. The foHowing of
ficers were elected for the coming
year: Mrs. Bernice Hatlike, presi
dent; Worm woolman, vice presi
dent; Airs. Dallas Bragg, secretary-treasurer.
Those signing the guest book
were Mary Thompson Larson, Chi
co, Calif.; Nancy Thompson and
Veil Swee-zy, Oroville, Calif.; Mel
ba Boan .Inslyn, Drain; l.ila Bragg
JUino, Cottage Gruve, Erne Wise
and Dorothy Wise, Dayville; Lois
Branl Harding and Leta Mae Brant
Younger Set Has Party
After Glide Graduation
Lloyd McCraw of Dixonville host
ed a party at his home Tuesday
evening after the graduulion exer
cises al the Glide High School,
Young people attending were Pat
Henry, Jalm Holm. Allyison Thor
nun, Bernett Dressier, Jeralee Bun
nell, Bruce ALinskc, Albert Rad
cliffe, Jerry Bust and David
Steele.
A beautifully decorated cake
formed the lovely centerpiece for
the serving table.
The young folk danced to records
during the evening.
Card Club Entertained
Kern Kane, assisted by Betly
Ziick, entertained the Dixonville
Dixiette Card Club Wednesday.
Helen Pyle won high prize. Airs.
Zurk, the traveling prize, and
Cletbda Ha mer, low.
Officers Installed
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the Joseph Lone Junior High
present school vear. left to
Hulson, Sandy; Joanne Brant Wise,
Albany; Bill Lassutell, Eugene;
Anne Lasswell, Porllandi Don Al -
kinson, Waldport,
From Yoncalla were Homer Wa
ters, Dick Gordon, Bernife Hunt
ington Radtke, Jeanne Lunney Lee,
Eldon le, Addie Wilson Hrant,
Delton Thiel, Elva Arn.ol(l Brass,
Dallas Bragg, Wanda Jones Sell
lin. Worth Wool'man, Lloyd Alathis,
Bill Wixilman, Gail Bnner Atkin
son, Alarvin Thompson, Rodney
Thompson, Illah Kelso Palmer,
Waller L'lbricht, Quenlin Rychard,
Georgie Aliller Rychard, Pauline
Hychard Allen, Judy Moody, Ran
dall Sanders, Louise Merk (ior
don. Bernice AlcKaig Kiuse, Betty
Hulh Kruse Smith. Bill Gordon.
Rose Brant Lane, Bob Lane. Mil
dred Howard Briner, Don Rych
ard, Radine Payne Hychard, Anne
Campbell, Robert Campbell, Beryl
AlcCord Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred le. Airs. Robert Campbell,
Airs. Delton Thiel, Alary and Mar
lene Thompson. Airs. Alarvin
Thompson and Tom Palmer.
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On Wednesday Afternoon
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i pians on compieung inis summer
The Vantees Club met Wednes- were discussed. ' Airs. Parris Bouche. who wilh
day afternoon at the home of Mr. Six of the members presenied a her familv recently moved to Cot
Billie Brown of Wichester. A short ; skit entitled "The Lighthouse Keep- age Grove, was honored in an
meeting was held and the pleasant er s Daughter." Isenlia at Tuesday evening's meet-
afternoon was spent in visilmg and j Members attending were: Airs. ' ing of the Three Links Club at the
doing fancy work. Delicious re-ll.vle Stuwe. Airs. Brttv Adams. ' KH1F lodge hall in Canyonville.
freshmcnts were served by the1 Mrs. Dons Neeley, Mrs. William: Airs. Bouche had received a gift
ho-steas. jGilderiloeve. Mrs. Clifford Peter- from the organization before she
Those present were Alary I.ane, son, Mrs. Don Ferguson, Airs. ! left, and had given the ladies her
Iva Graham and granddaughler.i Wesley Toppings. Airs. J a m s refrigerator tor the lodge kitchen
Sidney Al ay; Alary Coder, Ida Wil-Runge. Airs. Robert Slearns. Airs, j Following the regular order of
liams, Ollie Lane. Violelle Cole. Paul Schulie. Airs. Leslie Hcalon.1 business, refreshments were serv
Bill Brown and Alerle Miller and Mrs. Kenneth Manning and Airs, ed hv Airs. Anila Davis and Mrs.
granddaughters, Susan and Debbie. Harry Smith. j Ravmond Carson.
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School P.T.A. the new officers
right: Mrs. Harold Hoyt, his-
Wedding Showee
Thursday Evenf-.
Miss Sue Waddle and-Brent Lpns,
were honored ml jn weciuing strowen
Thursday at the Church ol Chnsb
in Kosehurg. Sue is the daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Waddle of
Dixonville, and her fiance rgsidbs
in Hoseburg.
The chuiih was beautifully, deco.
rated with baskets and ja4ses. of
reu root's ana uuier spring now
ers. Whit wedding bells.4vere sifK-
pended above the giftalabje. Mi&s-
Darlene Hnrdy ajid Rwr -bynn St
irvan. svrvfa tne ttasniy eou'J
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" "Guests atletidihg wee A3u-Mt-
LKinsey,. BsVsj'rt Ajilf ni Kiilh- WtMitafsd
iuin jsimes, Auurey araiuie m
lay Starnes, Kuna Anderson, Jeaa
and blenda Anderson, rxira Cxsco,
Mrs. George Dawson, Thvlma Svrt-
livan, Mrs. Aldiii Djios, Helen
lAnti, Maxine Kobeion? Bttty
Mack, Caroline Y6Vk, WalTtine Gxa
ham, Mrs. W. 0. Waddle and Nel
lie Waddle.
The youngirouple raceived many
beautiful guts.
MelrcPstGraBige
Has Card Party
Winners al the recent Melrose
Grange card party were Mrs. M.
M. Manning and r. K. Bringle
high; AlrH. Ora Welker and Ora
Walker, low. and AI. Alwning the day afternoon. Heginning and in
traveling prfte. I termediate students Jf Wayne
KefreshmenOi were served by Wagner, instructor, displayed to
Sirs. J. E. Young and Mrs. Lena their friends and relatives pro-
llowland to Air. and AliS Fred
Kuck, Air. and tVrs. Ora Welker,
ir. ana Mrs. r.nc irozeii. k. a
i Busojibark. Air. and Mrs. Paul Han
son. Mr. and Mrs. F?ed Engle, MDr
shall Matthews. Kred Koeki. Scott
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Slidhain. Mr. and Mrs. M. AI. Alan -
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iiiiik, iu. iiiiu mis. r. c. jji innie,
I . 11. Busenbark. Mr. and Mrs.
siaicom liumpnrev, Mr. and Mrs.
0. N. Busenbark, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer cmw Mr and Mr P..rrv
Dysert, Air. and Mrs. Jack Trent
and Air. and Airs. Tete Veenstra.
The next card party will be July
1, wilh Airs. Henry Scott as chair
man. Beta Pi Chapter
Meets Tuesday
Bela Pi Chapter of Epsilon Sig-' anniversary Sunday, June 2S. al !
ma Alpha met Tuesdav at 7::io:an open house belween the hours
p.m. al the home of Mrs. Paul of 2 "' P-m- t0 whlcn lhclr!
Srhulre wilh Airs. James Runse. friends are invited.
Mrs. Daniel Gillon and Mrs. Ron-1 Hosts and hostesses will be Iheir :
aid Coneland as co-hoslesses. nd daughters, Jim and Jer-
A pollwk dinner preceded the ry Archer. Joan Archer and Mrs.
meeting which was conducted oy Erwm Darling iDonna Archcrl.
.iirs. noueri fleams, president.
Monev n,.klni! vroieQt
s and the
; tennis court which the chapier:
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Charming Bridal Shower
Held At Community Club
For Mrs. Richard Naas
Mrs. Richard A. Naas, the for-
mer Norma Barker, was honored
recently at a bridal shower at the
Glide Community Club.
The hall was beautifully decor
ated with huge bouquets of spring
flowers and the gift table was cen
tered by a pastel covered umbrel
la from which were suspended
fresh flower blossoms.
After games and the opening of
the gifts, delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Tournament
Winners
Honored
Four winners of the Alyrtle
Creek marble tournament were
honored, together with their fam
ilies Friday night, by the. annual
marble tournament sponsors, the
Myrtle Creek V.F.W. and Auxili
ary. Post No. 7752.
The four boys honored were Rick
Abrahamson, Herbert Sims, Allan
Gardner, and Joe Hiteshew, first
through fourth place winnens, re
spectively. All were present ex
cept Herbert bims.
A large cake donated by the Myr
tie Creek Bakery inscribed, "Con
gratulalions Boys," was served to
the 35 present. Air. and Airs. Hal
W. Schiltz were guests of honor.
The event was held in the Vet
eran s Alcnrarial Building at in
City. Airs. Laura Longbrake was
presented a gilt by tne posi in
appreciation for running the local
tournament. She was recently hon
ored as the only woman who has
ever taken part in the manage
ment of the local a.rfdstale lourna
mentst
Couple Married.
Roderick Head, son of Air. and
Airs. Robert Head of Gold Beech
and formerly of Azalea, and Aliss
Rita Rae Stout, daughter of Mr.
and Airs. Richard Stout of Gold
Beach, were married June 2 at
the Cold Beach Presbyterian
Church.
The couple hitncymoonl'd at the
A'fllp. uanah. ap Aifir arandcQM'-
aents- AlV. and Alls. (je(fj:ge..We.nd
fi, . i ...
the bwde" wwe a bIIeirn
lenUlji gown of .s.htet white, ma-tei'jail-
HV-r'veil w,!s "fingeiMengfh-.
Her aocessowv. rntiiaflJJA a- raairJ
neckhlee vh 8 h1""
the ui ltft'Owjon).
fKKr me cenMirorfy, me oauHiv
was" ho'nortd.rfft a reOepMbp HrM
al. htt Honre of tfte bwiie' vox-
,en.ts, Hwdfy Huav-ftwed' tltliiOi
c$ke was cm or we o.HD(. ajra- ra
ter senve'd to menl'S.
Tihe HviflK's rft Jmte NHm
wtSuVn! of GM Beam ir- mi
tuip j-f ns mrrxiiog.t'hcVe bum ATe
fnM -St -vw ateaHl tfn
wtlil iKuA. Unfit MiM. MM
SRttlfi
Thv. biffaara w a resiidsj,
of AwtJea, a't) hie Wan mofl his fx&
UKtion from Cmw'anviltu. U i g k
Schml ill. 19'. whRh
serve lor lour yeans in ifie u.a.
Navy. Ri jiac?l is papalj wao
raoverl r tiold Beach two years
ago. when hecompleled his njivy
traftig hOit FJnuaiy. Re is now
einploytf! by li.6. Plywoad Corp.
in Gold Beach.
Piorao RpcitaP
HelcfoOn Sdjnday
Roseburg Alusic was the site of
I a most deligHtful piano B-wtal Sun
gress and aptitude on the qiiano.
All students playing have taken
lessons less man srx momns ana,, Mj u, Beiham, the Missee
rangeam age from v B is yeais.
Those playing were himbcrjf
m. tl DM. .1... 1i.a Tm
1 morgan, nwi ' Tl
llett. Georgia Parker, Robin Saba-
Ma Pall-irll Pllilinc .lllhn RllcklP.
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1 8'ven by Terry ligosz at the, pi-
: ano and by five-year
u, u,,.,,.,
uumy
ih are
Bradshaw at the organ. Bol
students of Wayne Wagner,
JamesaArchevs To
Hold'Open House
Mr. and Airs. James Archer o(
Slearns Park Road in Oakland
will celehrale their silver weddin
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Mrs. Bouche At Meeting
Ore. Wed., June 21, 1961
Vein Shrum, Mrs. George Case-
beer. Mrs. Justin Eifert, Airs. Guy
Mullin. Mrs. Tom Mullin, Mrs. Lily
Van Horn, Evelyn Hennigan and
Mrs. Curtis Barker.
Others attending were Mrs. Bu
ford Polley, Hazel Hickman, Mrs.
George Neal, Frances Hennigan,
Mrs, Harold. Barker, Mrs. Harley
Naas, Janet Naas, Mrs. Robert C.
Nelson, Airs. Bruce Yeager, Airs,
Maude Age"e, Myrtle Aleloy, Airs,
P. F. Barker, Airs. Taylor Mc-
Cord, Mrs Robert H. Franks, Airs
Eugene Boise, Mrs. Emit Smith
and Sue, AIrs6 Agnes Aloore, Mrs.
(ail AicArtniir, Airs. Nora AlcAr
thur, Mrs. Ver-n Anderson. Mrs
Bruce AlcCormach, Airs. Maurice
Webber and Airs. Dale Hatfield.
Those sending gifts were Ml,
and Airs. Ernest Barker Sr., Air.
and Mrs. Walter Singleton, Ford
Singleton, Airs. F.l-'ma Duncan, Airs.
Carl Gilbreath, Air. and Mrs. Ho
mer Kronke, Mrs. Bill Gilbreath,
Mrs. Don Cunningham, Lucie In
gles, Jennie- Leach, Virginia Suhr
steadt, Bonnie Tlensley, Alarge
Martin, Dorothea Gorthy,. Virginia
Mr.Coy. Joe Larson, Zelia Alessen
ger, Joan McMillan. OpaJ Cone;
Phy'liss Fautheree. Ruth Christen
sen. Air. and Airs. Hob Blakely, Air.
and Airs. Henry Scott, Air. and
Airs. Jqjin Miller, Air. and Airs.
Mrs. Joe Eifert, all of the Glide
and RosCburg, ferea.
M. and Airs. W. Hilliard, Thel
ma Alurray, Jennine Brown an1
Mr. and Aire. George Alorse, all.
of Myrtle Creek; Air. and Airs.
Chrislensen, Canyonfille; Air. and
Airs. Alton Forbes. Coquille; Air.
and Airs. AI. J. Howard of Cath
lamet. Wash.; and Airs. Don
Scbmitt, Tigard.
t- a f-Pmily rusiht
of the Myrtbe Gfieirli meWe tsurnanwnt pictured above
witH 10 of- fhe 15 tawnvmeM traphiss voon in the last
seMen years-. Left to right: Job HieeheMt, Allan Gardner
Vrfer Rroty AbvdKeajaKCM. Mr. Lonb-rfce i Mandn ng at
tte- lfa.it.
Of Shower
Mr. Jtalna Yylie, Mrs. Chrles
elGrC(0i iIrs. Ton Biadlay, Mrs
J.e Grerti al MrJ. Rcfcort Sc.M
or8 Wesas f- a .
bridal shewof rHai,' evwuna at
tha LoAlKggtess Church henwing
Diss Smdra Jaaseu vWupe main
age to. John Erbe will be swteian
ized at 1:30 p m. .bae 25 in the
i . i . K k ui., i,,,i on scnuize. Mrs. al Aieyer, Mrs.
Looftnggss Church Miss JansejFl0 wj Mr- Charles
I has OjD!inlrl a cordial iavitajien
to friends and neighbors to attend
I tie wedrkng and reception follow
ing immediately at the LeiAing-
gtass Orange Hall
The many lovely shower gifts
were presenjodoto .Hiss Jansen in
a Deainmiia' oecoraiea selling.
Miss Sally Erbe assisted in the
Opening of the packages.
Presaiit for the occ4ion were:
My. Kay Wittrock ami Aliss Car-
)onn, anr) Barbara Willis. Abs.
.. . wmi Delbart Olli-
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Mr. and A4rs. Clyde Jluggerud tions were also received from
celebrated their 25th wedding anni-! friends and relatives in North and
versary Sunday at a surprise out-1 South Dakota, .Montana and Wy
door partv at Slewart Park given :01m"8-
hv their daughter, Connie, and son,1 lhose attending the affair were
K'on I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Aluggerud,
The tables were decoraled with ! Z "l"0"', "l nd
pink candles and ribbons and vases,
of pink roses Centering the main i
table was a tiered silver and white
anmeraiy cake.
Afler the noon meal was served,
the Muggemds opened their many
canis and gifts and friends and
relatives spent the afternoon visit-
ing.
uifts and rards of congralula-
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JUNE SPECIAL
Permanent Waves $5.00 & up
Operators:
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Married
June 7th
The marriage of Patricia Jean
Woolley, daughter of Harold Wool
ley and Airs. Ethelvn Woolley.
both of Drain, and Donald Alton
Vest of Yoncalla, son of Mrs.
Genevieve Vest of Drain, was an
event of June 7 at 2 p.m. The wed
ding was performed by ' Father
Lennehan at St, John s Church in
Drain.
Airs. Baker furnished the organ
music. Airs. Margaret O'Brien was
responsible for the church decora
tions of white stock and pink rose
buds. Harold Woolley gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She was charm
ing in a waltz-length gown of tulle
accented with wide bands of lace.
The all-lace bodice was designed
with long sleeves of lace with a
modified scoop neckline trimmed
with sequins. She wpre a minia
ture crown of lace and irridescent
sequins and pearls to hold in place
her veil of imported illusion, sue
wore a Dear! necklace, a gift of
her father. Her bouquet was of
white carna'tions and orchids.
Aliss Gary Tranberg, maid of
honor, wore a street-lengtn orcniu
nylon gown styled wnn Dounani
skirt and fitted white lace bodice.
She wore a matching hat and car
ried carnations.
Edward Vest of The Dalles was
best man for his brother. Ushers
were Jimmy Webber and Bob
Woollev. brother of the bride.
A reception was heM at the
home of Mr. and' Airs. Haroid
Woolley. Th'e cake was cut and
served by the bride's aunts. Airs
S. W. Vernon of Eugene and Airs
Mel Andrews of Soringfield. Airs.
Glenn Woolley poured coffee and
AlrS. Al-artin Bodtke of Eufiene,
aiint of the bridegroom, served
runcl). Alisa Earlene Lee of ton
calla had charge of-the gst boek.
Alns. Jon Cowan and Airs. Disk
Joslyn had charge of tSie gift table.
For her honeynwwn trip t Cali
fornia, the new Kirs. Vesjt wore a
light beige suit with rose acces
sories. The newlywefe ar now at
home in Drain.
affai-r were tke four winners
Church Scene
Vtiss iansen
vagt. Airs. Gary Albertus and
dansr; rs. David Wylie. Airs.
"'rs- nen. iteag-
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Wihwn, Mrs. Leslie flack, Airs. W
J. Meredith, Airs. Don Ollivant
Sr.. Mrs. .lames "Saylor, Airs. Rob
Schulze, Miss Georgia Schulze,
Mrs. J. trbe. Aliss Sally Erbe,
Mw. Charles Green, Mrs. Tom Fin
dlay. Airs. Rdbert Scott and Airs.
Joe Green.
Seuding gifts were Airs. John
: Rudk, Airs. Arthur Alarsh, Airs.
Clifford Boling. Airs. Clare Aiere
dith, Mrs. Arthur D-nny, Mrs. Roy
Buell, Sirs. Carl Elus. Airs. John
Brint. Airs. A. A. Jacoby, Mrs.
Alelvin Reagles, Airs. William Peth-
eram, Mrs. John Scanmm, Airs.
j George, fcEwin, Mrs. Jim Henry
and Mrs. James Williams.
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i nd cnilnren Jai.kle Tonv ,nd
Isandy; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nib-
: 0eU and ch,ldrcn, Paul Lauren
:and Norman; and Bob Shrover, all
0 Roseburg. Timmv. Garv and
Juiie shannahan of Billings . Alont.,
jho are visiting the Lloyd From-
dahls. were also present.
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A PRETTY BRIDE of June 7 was Patricia Jean Woolley,
above, who became the bride of Donald Alton Vest at St.
John's Church in Drain. Following o honeymoon to Cali
fornia, Mr. and Mrs. Vest are now making their home in
Dfain. (Picture by Pqul Cormier, Drain).
Miss Peggy Francies Wed
At Wilbur Methodist Church i
The Wilbur Alethodist Church
was beautifully decorated with iav-ender-rad
snapdragons for the wed
ding of Pre. Con in Blondell and
Miss Peggy Francies (Sf Roseburg.
Th Rev. John Ginte performed
the single ring cermoay.
The bride wore a white lace ballerina-length
gown with shoulder
length veil. She carried white car
nations on a white Bible. The love
ly bride was given in marriage by
her uncle, Thomas Coleman.
Airs. Gayle Daltoa of Coos Bay,
cousin of the bridegroom, playtd
the organ. .Mrs. AIarie Torgersoji
sang "Because" and "The Lord's
Riversdale HEC
Meets On Friday
Women of the Riversdale Home
Economics Club met Friday at the
hoiaie of Maw. O-ra We&er for tha
monthly tG(jtix,g and1 pstlsck lunch
con. An arrawgenwn-t ef piwk gera
nium's centered' the dining table.
Covers were planed for Airs. Roy
Anderson, Airs. Glon Richardson,
Ak-s. Eldon Ogle, Airs. Charles
Slark, AIbs. Emmilt Wallers, Airs.
Ed Bayliss, Mrs. E. G. Trozelle,
Airs. F:ed Kuck and the hostess,
Airs. Welker.
Following the luncheon, the meet
im? was conducted by the chair
m'an, Airs. Roy Anderson.
' A picnic for members f the
club and their families will be
at Singleton Park July 24.
Charming Dinner
Given At Umpqua
Mrs. Wesley Grier of Umpqua
entertained at a delighfiful dinner
party at her hoie on .Millwood
Brive Thursday. Levely bouquets
of gay flowers from her garden
were used for decoration. The long
lace-covered table was centered
by a large culglass punch bowl, an
heirloom which had belonged to
her mother.
Places were set for Airs. Wall
er Jones. Airs. Harvey Roeder.
Mrs. Ralph Peery, Airs. Henry Tel
ler. Alls. Lloyd Leonard. Airs.
Ralph Gurney. Alargarflb Shelton,
Airs. Arnold Gurney, and children,
Denise. Brian and Cheryl; Airs.
Elmer Baird and childen. Ken
neth, Stephen, Charles. Aiark. .Mi
chel. Shane and the twins. Kim
berly and Tamara: Airs. B. W.
Travis, Aliss Alartha Clarke and
Airs. B. Bridges of Ashland.
Sewing and visiting were enjoyed
in the afternoon. The group plans
to have a picnic dinner July 13 at
Amerson Park near Umpqua.
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Prayer."
Alaid of honor was Tamie Wed
en. Best man was Doyle Gardiner
of Winston. Ushers were Alarvin
Lee of Grams Pass and David
Francies, tke bride's brother.
A reception followed in the
church parlor. Airs. verett Blond
ell had decorated the beautiful
threo-tiered wedding cake in while
and lavender flowers topped wilh
three whiSj) weddini? bells. Airs.
Lillian Hill, Aliss Nancy Kuhnhenn
agd Miss Idclla Croshaw took
charge of the serving.
Private Blondell is slatiorcd at
Fort .Lewis, Wash., and the couple
wsilobe at home in Olympia, Wash.
Out-of-town guests were Air. and
Mis. Carroll of Vancouver; and
Me. and Airs. B. W. Merrill, Air.
and Mrs. Dan Reiber, Air. and
Airs. Cal Thompson. Airs. Orville
Alerritt, Aliss Fay Aierritt and Airs.
Ca.yle Dalton auul son, Bret, aA of
gods Bay; Airs. Aielly McGiniss of
Nlyrtle Point; John Alerritt, Port
land; Air. and Mr. Harry Plum-
r.ier and Air. and Mrs. Dolspe
Plumm$r of Richland, Wasfi.; and
Gladys Coleman, Air. and Airs.
Thomas Coleman and Odessa Ber
imhall, all of Bridge.
TO MARRY and Mrs.
Cleo Hoyle, Oakland, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Frances to
Phil Hill, son of Mr. 'and
Mrs. Wilbur Hill, Winston.
Miss Hoyle was graduated this
spring froru Oakland High
School and the bridegroom
elect was graduated from
! Douglas High School in 1959.
Me is employed by Hult s Lum
ber Co. in Dillard. July 14 is
the date set for the wedding.
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