Party Enjoyed
Married
BEVERLY BROOKE
10 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Tues., Oct. 10, 1961
A0TUS KNIGHT PORTER
BEVERLY BROOKE
A SACK PARTY for Alpha Chi, ESA, members ond guests
wos enjoyed at the home of Mrs Dick Honlin. Games were
played and prizes went to Mrs. Bill Staples, Mrs. Bob
Hansen and Mrs, Robert Spongier. Lovely refreshments
were served to (pictured above) Mrs. Bob Honsen, Mrs.
PICTURED ABOVE are members and guests enjoying the
sock party sponsored by Alpha Chi, ESA, ot the Honlin
home. Front rov: Mrs. Barbara Edson, Mrs. Paul Sanger,
Mrs, Gary Wilson, Mrs. Bill Hollcraft, Mrs. Glen Frakes,
Mrs. Leon Hughes, Mrs. Dale Fick, Mrs. Bob Hansen,
Second row: Mrs. Jo Scallon, Mrs. Gene Bolen, Mrs. Cecil
Grange Women Hostesses
At Lovely Wedding Shower
One of the larger social events
'of the season was held recently
in the grange hall at lxMikingRla.is
when the women of the Grange
gave a wedding shower for Mrs.
Roy Elliott (I.ii. Petheram), whose
marriage took place in midsum
mer. The hall was hraiitifullly dec
orated in fall flower arrangements
and greenery. M r I. Charles
Schulze had baked and beautifully
decorated a large wedding rake
for the guest of honor. Miss Cheryl
Haire and Mist Martha Kay Van'e
had charge nf games preceding
the opening nf the gifts.
Knjoying the occasion were: Son
dra Erne, Porothy Holing, Lucille
Niehaum. Guyla Rtiriiik, Mary
Petheram, Faye Ollivant, Naomi
Schulze, Georgia Schulze, Kthel
Meyer. Alma Greer, June Hlark,
Pat Gilbert and Kathye. Klva Den
ney. May Green, Hittie Nay,
Get-Acquainted Coffee Held
Thursday Night At Douglas
An informal coffee hour was held
at the Douglas High School Cafe
torium Tuesday evening to eeahle
teachers, freeman parents end
new residents in the district to be
come acquainted.
A capacity crowd turned out for
the social evening at which time
Douglas High School Principal, Ray
Taihcrt, introduced the High
srhnol faculty and outlined the
evaluation program for the school.
Vaster of ceremonies for the
evening was A. W. Buckleair.
Hostesses representing the soph
omore, junior and senior class par
ents included the Mcsdames Ron
ald Burgess. John Clossen, Paul
Dodd. Ted Peterson, Ben Tollef
son, Bert Ijurinre. Tommy Di
vine. Charles Kah. Howard Bird,
Lloyd Crenshaw, C. W. Viiltnn, L.
F Thomas. Don Bnurassa, C. W.
Redenms, C. 11. Borgaes, A D.
Fox. M. R. Cherrirk. A. L. Hill,
Thomas Haire, Warren Household
er, N. H. Justis. A. G. Saum. l,ou
f'iCloy. Laura Haughn, F.arl Whit
fiut and Oren Iedgerwood.
The general planning committee
was comprised of Mrs. Paul B.
Hull, Mrs. Clifford Pearson, Mrs.
H. L. Northcraft, Mrs. T. M. Bene
dict, Mrs. A. W. Buckleair, Mrs.
J. C. Ross and Ray Talbert.
Cartoon name lags were made
hv Mrs. Jack Paltenmn. Red dahl
ias and dusty miller floral ar
rangement! decorated the room
;
Barbara Nay, Pearl Mathis, Vel-
ma Jaroby, Mildred Pillion, Jean
Scott, Micky Doyle, Roycille Paul
sen, Susie Oar, Bertha Misley,
Krancis Hubbard, Ruth Findlay
May Swift, Lois Swift, Maunne
Johnston, Sheryl Haire, Dorothy
Williams, Dorothy Cherryholrnes.
Terry Marsh, l.aila Anderson and
Alice, Bessie W'ylie, Sharon Kelly,
Vinnie Cooper, Ruby Vance and
Martha Kay Vance.
Sending gifts were: Billie Mere
dith, Daisy Nielsen, Louise Olli
vant, Lurile Applebee, Helen Jan
sen, (he Wittrork family, the Haire
family, Betty Jo Pillion, the Grass
family, Hard Marsh, Veda Mere
dith, I.ila MrEwing. Dons Green.
Uremia Gamble, Cheryl Rhodes,
Delores Hughes, Alice Ilritter, F.lla
Doyle. Pat Boling, Delores Jt-tbv,
I June Kinney, Mane I'rban, Leila
Spray, Jeanette Rollingherg, Lorna
Schulze and Judy Scott.
and serving table, depicting the
srhnol colors of gray and red. The
decorations were arranged by Mrs.
A. J. Rice.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Kvelyn Nickerson, Mrs. E. J.
iPoetter, Mrs. Ardelle 1ierts, Mrs.
jTed Benedict and Mrs. John Clog
I son.
British Brogues
Meet Wednesday j
The September meeting of the
British Brogues took place Wed !
newlav evening at the home of
Joan Gerlt at Green. The meeting
marked the first anniversary of
the forming nf the local branch of
the Trans-Atlantic Brides and Par-1
ents Association.
I A short business meeting was
conducted by the president. Bar-'
I hara Brishm. Flection of officers
had the following results: Mar
I garet Dunn, president; and ie
ibara Brisbin, secretary,
I Visiting and refreshments wei:
n)oyed by Gwcn Chastain, Amy
I Bauer, Margaret Dunn, Barbara!
' Rnsbin. Kileen Hcriges. Peggy
Svarverud and the hostess, Mrs.
Gerlt. j
The next meeting will be held
Oct. is at 7 30 p m at the home
'of Amy Bauer, 22? NE Rifle Range
Rd.
Barbara Edson ond Mrs. Donna oBrker. Back row: Mrs.
Glen Frokes, Mrs. Cecil Stickney, Mrs. Dale Fick, Mrs.
James Staples, Mrs. Stewart Roberston ond Mrs. Robert
Spongier. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography)
Stickney, Mrs. Norman Johnson, Mrs. Stewart Robertson,
Mrs. Robert Spongier, Mrs. Glenda Gadwoy, Mrs. Lyle
Quist, Mrs. Donna Barker. Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. Dick
Hanlin. Bock row: Mrs. Floyd Walker, Mrs. Jomes Staples
ond Mrs. Gaylord Kidney. (Picture by Chris' Studio of
Photography).
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MINDY MILLS, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Elmer Mills of
Winston, celebrated her first birthday ot a delightful party
given ot the home of her paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Dennis Mills. (Picture by Wilson's Studio).
Rotary Anns Entertained
As John Haskins Residence
Mrs. John Hstkins was a very
gracious hostess to Rotary Anns
at their Seplember meeting which
was held al the beautiful Haskins
home.
Mrs. Story lies, new president
of the club, presided over the busi
ness session. Officers named for
the year were: Mrs. Robert Heard
sley, vice president; Mrs. Don Rail
ahaugh, secretary; and Mrs
George Wet, treasurer. Special
mention was made of the rum
mage sale to be held Oct. M at the
Woman'a clubhouse.
Later, Dr. Haskins presented a
stusiy he had made of the patterns
and history nf mitk gla, after
which the group enjoyed viewing
the large collection of milk glass
and other beautiful and interesting
collector's items tastefully used by
Dr. and .Mrs. Haskins in their
home.
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freshments to conclude a most en
joyable meeting. Those present be-
i sides the hostess and Dr. Haskins
were Mrs Don Rad:ihaugh. Mrs
Gladys Foley. Mrs' Roherl Beard
sley. Mrs. Carlos Tage. Mrs. Hans
Hansen. Mrs. H. T. Carat ens, Mrs.
'John William Robertson. Mrs. Stan
lev Kidder. Mrs. Clifford Thomas.
Mrs. Lester Si-hulre, Mrs. storv
lies and Mrs. Daid M. Geddcs.
Potluck Honors Teachers
A potluck dinner honoring teach
ers preceded the first meeting of
tne Canvonville TTA held Thurs
day in the Lions Community build
ins.
Dunns the dinner, Fleanor Ir
win sang a group of songs. A
, brief meeting followed.
Gardner -
Wedding
Janice Marie Gadvay, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs William Gadway
of Rosehurg. became the bride qf
Doyle Wne Gardner Sr. of Win
ston, ai a double ring candlelight
ceremony at the First Preshyter
lan Church. The Rev. John Adams
officiated at the service which was
held Sept. 22.
Candelabra fronted with basket
containing large yellow and bronze
chrysanthemums formed the
church decorations.
William Gadway gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She was lovely
in her floor-length gown of Chan-tilly-type
lace having a scalloped
Sabrina neckline trimmed with
opalescent sequins and pearls. The
fitted bodice was designed with
long sleeves. The gathered skirt
had lace coming to four points
draped over netting. Her cap-type
veil was secured by a headdress I
Ol sequins ana pearis. one carnru
a purpienroaiea yeuow orcnia in
a cluster of white carnations.
Mrs. Michael Stone, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor. She
was dressed in a street-length full
skirted frock of soft yellow chiffon
over taffeta. Her slippers had been
dyed to match her dress. For a
headpiece she wore a crown of
yellow flowers and carried a nose
gay of yellow and bronze pompom
chrysanthemums.
Candlelighters were Bruce White
cousin of the bride, and Stephen
Gadway, the bride I brother.
Richard Gardner acted as best
man fur his brother. L'shering
was done by Michael Stone, broth
er in ltw of the bride, and Larry
Biuwn, cousin of the bridegroom.
The bride's mother wore a burnt
orange costume suit with match
ing jewelry and olive green acces
sories. The bridegroom's mother
wore a grape-colored dress with
initiation Held
By Riddle Bethel
Riddle Bethel 39. International
Order of Job's Daughters, resumed
regular meetings Monday at the
Masonic Temple. Honored Queen
Karen White presided.
Fallowing the routine opening
ceremonies, initiation was held for
three candidates, Susan O'Donnell,
Cheryl Rusen and Leslie Stro
bndge. After new members had been
formally welcomed, each girl in
troduced her relatives on the side
lines. Susan introduced her moth
er, Mrs. Forrest Brittain. and her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Newell, who had come down from
Olympia, Wash., for the occasion.
Chervl introduced her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rusen: and Leslie
introduced her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Strobndge, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Asa Lawson.
Refreshments were served in tne
dining room by Mrs. E. E. Cole
man and Mrs. George Henry.
Initiation Held
By Riddle Lodge
Riddle Relief Rebekah Lodge
185 met Wednesday, with Mrs. Eu
gene Morris, NG., and Mrs. Wil
liam Powell, V. G. in the chairs.
Alice Smith was initiated into the
order. I
In a new drill put on by 12 of the'
members, the Rebekah flag was
presented to the lodge as a sur
prise to many members and of
ficers. Cards were sent to Mrs.
Archie Lousignont and Mrs. Rayi
Miles. 1
During the social hour for which
Mrs. E. P. Blundell and Mrs. Har-;
ry Erkenbeck were hostesses, a
linen shower was given for Mrs.
David Payne, who recently lost all
of her household possessions by j
fire. A pound party by lodge mem-,
hers w-as given Wednesday for
the Payne family, with Mrs. Eu
gene Morris. Mrs. Harry Erken-
beck and Mrs. Albert Stingley as1
hostesses. i
Two Winston Boys Honored
At Pa rty At H isey Home
A joint birthday party honoring
Randy Lopei, son of Air. and Mrs.
Gilbert 1opez. and Allan Hisey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hisey.
both of Winston, was held at the
Hisev home on Civil Rend Ave
i in Winston Satundav at 1 n m
Both boys. 2 year-olds, were:
showered with many lovely gifts. !
Games were played. Highlight of
the afternoon was the breaking o';
the "pinata," wtiich w as filled j
with candy. ;
A large white birthday cake in
scribed with "Happy Birthday"
and decorated in orange, pink.i
pink, green and yellow centered
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matching jacket and white aces
snries. Both mothers had white
carnation corsages.
After the wedding, a reception
was held in the social room of the
church. Mrs. Robert Green was
responsible for the decorations.
The two serving tables were cov
ered with yellow net over yellow
foundations. Chrysanthemums and
yellw candles flanked the beauti
fully decorated wedding rake. The
punch table was ornamented with
white net, yellow ribbons and su
gar bells.
Eva Gardner, sister of the bride
groom, served the cake with the
assistance of Nancy Voeiler. Punch
was served by Beverly Wandling,
and coffee was served by Leslie
Spurgeon.
Those coming from out of town
tc attend the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred E. Harem and
Vickie and Greg, of Corvallis; Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Harem and Kathey,
Eugene: and Charles and JoAnne
Jones of Oxnard, Calif.
Both the bride and bridegroom
were graduated from Rose-bur?
High School. The bride has been
employed as bookkeeper by the
First National Bank. Her husband
works for Evans Products. 1
Miscellaneous
At Camas Vail
A delightful miscellaneous brid ,
al shower was held at the Camas I
Valley Grange hall recently in hon
or of Miss Linda Parret, daughter:
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parret,!
Camas Valley. Hostesses for the
event were Mrs. Lloyd Pope, Mrs.
George McGinnis, Mrs. J. D. File
and Miss Judy Defferding. I
Beautiful floral arrangements of
fall flowers were used about the
hall. Centering the lace-covered re
freshment table was an arrange
ment carrying out the bride-elect's'
colors of lavender and white. The,
gift table, also covered with a lace!
cloth, had tiny bows of lavender t
ribbon pinned about the edge.
Corsages were presented the i
guest of honor and her mother by
the hostesses.
Attending the shower or sending
gifts were: Mrs. Dewey Kindreck,
Mrs. Ray Bates, Mrs. Ron Munch,
Mrs. Glenn Kinman and Mrs. Dick
Dclancy, Rnseburg; Mrs. Paul
Adamson, Mound Valley, Kan.;
Mrs. Bill Jensen, Brookings, Mrs.
Bob MrClennan, Eugene: Mrs.
Mable Willard. Coquille: Mrs. Ray
Pfaender, Medford; Mrs. Myrtle
Cole, Grants Pass; Mrs. Farrell
Wiley, Porter Creek; Mrs. Al
Young, Tenmile; Mrs. Ray Ixmnev,
Tiller; Mrs. Zug Pilat, Sutherlin;
Mrs. James Parret, Winston; and
Miss Charmaine Stanley, Seattle,
September Bride
Is Complimented
Carley Arola of Garden Valley
was the guest of honor at a bridal
shower Saturday. Hostesses were
Mrs. Adam Klocek and her daugh
ter, Diane. Flower arrangements
about the home were done by Mrs.
Emmett Walters.
Bunko was played with prires
going to Jackie Fromdahl and Jer
ri Delaney. The door prize was
won by Punky Stone.
Those invited to share in the
happy occasion wero Barbara Kir
by, Dnnnea Sims. Jackie From
dahl, Trudy Ott. Helen Arola. Ar
lene Klocek, Judy Seitz, Tunky
Stone, Cheryl Ramberg. Linda
Jones, Judy Parks. Jerri Delaney,
Dawna Hutchins, Denise Klocek,
Mrs. Bob Johnson, Lana Midden
dorf, Jan Simpson. Karen Dysert,
Pam Davis. Charlene Miller and
Carol LaBrenz.
Many beautiful gifts were re
ceived by Carley. The marriage
of James MeGhehey and Miss Ar
ola occurred Sept. 30.
the serving table. The cowboy
theme was used in the decorations.
The cakes had been baked by Mrs.
MeKin Hisey and decorate-i by
Mrs. Gilbert Lopez.
Hucleberry Hound table cloth
and napkins were used. Each guest
was served individual cakes, each
topped by a candle of various pas
tel colors, and ice cream.
Friends of Randy and Allan at
tending were Mitzi and Kimmy Da
vis, Donna and Mary Dye, Teresa.
Marcus. Kathleen, Carla. Paula
and Jimmy Lopez. Diana Maria
Lopei and Kim Cram.
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MR. AND MRS. DOYLE GARDNER, (pictured above), were
married Sept. 22 ot the First Presbyterian Church by the
Rev. John Adams. The bride, Janice Marie Gadway, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williom M. Gadway of Rose
burg and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Richard
Gordner Sr. of Winston. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Bridal Shower
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Wash.
Camas Valley residents present
were Miss Louclla Edmonds, Miss
Cheryl Carnine. Mrs. Dean De-J
laney, Mrs. Frank Kinnan. Mrs.
Tom Weathers, Mrs. Jack Hill!
and daughter, Carol; Mrs. Cecil'
Halterman and son. Jim; Mrs. j
Bill Schmidt, Mrs. Ernest Booth.'
Miss Mary Burt, Mrs. Ernest j
Wheeler, Mrs. Ross Halterman,
Mrs. Charles Witter, Mrs. Winnie
Brown, Mrs. Russell Harwood,
Miss Vicki Ruppert, Mrs. Royi
Thurston, Mrs. Virgil Moody, Mrs. I
Joanna Young, Mrs. Ethel Brown. j
Mrs. Dirk Jhrush, Mrs. Louis
Papst. Mrs. Dons Lamm, Mrs.
Ted Wiley, Mrs. Ormand Standley,
Ms. Robert Randall. Mrs. Edgar
Maikham, Mrs. Phil Standley, Mrs.
Dean Marcotte, Mrs. Jim Ralston,
and daughter, June.
Mrs. Vic Standley, Miss Judy
Milton. Mis. Willie Carter, Mrs.
Jess McMasters, Mrs. Orville Buel,
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Linda Parret
Mrs. Al Schafer. Mrs. Guy R.
Moore. Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
Cyril Defferding. Mrs. J. H. Par
rott, Mrs. Ray Dancer and daugh
ter, Judy; Mrs. Leslie Catchple,
Mrs. Bill Battles. Mrs. Terry Kiel
son, Mrs. Neal Brown and daugh
ters, Elizabeth, Barbara and Pam
ela; Mrs. Noble Standley, Mrs.
M. Southwick, Mrs. Carroll Good
win, Miss Barbara Volkman, Mrs.
Lee Banks, Mrs. Ray Parret, Misa
Patty Volkman, Mrs. Ford Baker,
Mrs. James Combs, Mrs. Ron Ross,
Mrs. A. R. Spencer and daughter,
Bette; Mrs. Gene Arnold, Mrs. Bill
Cox and daughter. Leota: Mrs. By
ron Baker, Miss Susie White, Mrs.
Dave Thrush, Mrs. Gerald Looney,
Mrs. Charles Parret and the four
hostesses.
A very beautiful decorated cake
baked and decorated by Mrs. Ar
nold, was served by the hostesses
following the opening of the many
gifts.
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