Newlyweds
Celebrate Anniversary
LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1961
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MR. AND MRS. W. T. MELLOR of Son Leandro, Calif, celebrated their 60th wedding an
niversary at the home of their son-in-low and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, on
Mt. Dodsoa near Roseburg. The honored couple were married in Milton, Ore. ond lived
three five years before moving to Riddle to live unt 10 years ago when the went to
San Leortdro. They plon to move to Monteca, Calif, the first of the year. Mr. and Mrs.
Mellor hod seven children, six of whom are still living. They have 27 grondchildren ond
.23 great-grandchildren.
Anniversary
Celebrated
Mr. and Mra. W. T. Mellor of
San Ieandro, Calif., celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary at
the home of their aon-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Airs. George
Cooper, at their horns on Mount
Ixxison near Koseburg.
The Mellors were married in Mil
ton. Ore., where they lived for five
year before moving to Kiddle
where they lived until their retire
ment about 10 yean a no. Since
then they have lived in San Lean
dro. but plan to move to Manteca,
Calif., about Jan. 1. .
.Mr. and, Mrs. Mellor had seven
children, six of whom are siill liv
ing. They have 27 grandchildren
and 23 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Mellor was attired in blue
filaid jersey dress and wore a yel
ow carnation corsage, given to her
hv Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sabala and
11 r. and Mra. W. l. Dunham.
The serving table waa covered
with a lace cloth over a maroon
foundation to match the bouquet,
nf maroon chrysanthemums. The
two-Uered cake, decorated with
warn, bclla and white rosea, waa
cut by Mra. Frank Wright from
Walla Walla. Wash. The cake waa
aerved by Caroline end Melindi
McDonnell. Cheryl and Laurie Dun
ham and Rubin Sabala. The punch
bowl waa presided over by Mrs.
Chr is Sabafa, Mrs. Orlando Mellor
and Mrs. Don McDonnell. Present-
Cat,-- -as
TO BE BRIDE Mr. ond Mrs.
Robert G. Compbell of Yon
collo onnounce the engoge
ment of their daughter, Anne,
to Cpl. James B. Proebstel,
con of Mr. ond Mrs. R. R.
Proebstel of Yoncalla. The
bride-elect is a graduate of
Yoncallo High School ond Ore
gon Stole University and is
now teaching second grade in
Solem. Cpl. Proebstel is serv
ing with the U.S.M C. and is
stationed in California. A June
wedding is plonned.
Friendship Club
Meets Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso
were host and hostess for the Oak
land f'reindshiu Club at their home
near Yoncalla Saturday evening.
The Halloween motif was used in
the decorations.
A delicious potlurk dinner was
served at 6:30 p.m. to Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Thirle, Mr. and Mrs.
Van Hutcheson, Mr, and Mrs. ir
gil Chrnoweth, Mr, and Mrs. Law
rence llainea, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Man
nine. Mabel Allen, Mrs. Carl Bros
no. Mrs. John 11 icon and Mr. and
Mrs. Schosso.
An evening of cards followed the
dinner, with Virgil Chenoweth re
reiving high score for men and
Lawrence Haines, second high. Ha
lei Haines received high acore for
women and Mrs. Hutcheson, second
high. Thelma Brosiio end Mabel
Allen received the sweep prires
At the conclusion of the evening
the hostess aerved Halloween cook
lea and other refreshments.
The November meeting will be
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lanoraauz.
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Here
ing the guest book waa Mrs. Eu
gene Mellor. Several accordion se
lections were played by Cheryl
Dunham.
Attending were Dr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Mellor and Karen, Bruce, Da
vid and Konme. of Manteca. Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Mellor and
Fred and Tom of Vancouver,
Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. Don McDon
nell and Caroline, Melinda. Joe,
Chris and Michelle, Beavertnn; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wright, Walla Wal
la, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll
Davia and Frank rl Scott. Med-
ford; Mrs. Eva Catrett, Burns;
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunham
and Laurie and Bill. Tenmile: Guy
Townsend and Pearl Larson, Kid -die;
Mrs. Domingo Sabala and
Mrs. Julia Yragren, Maria, Nickie
and Jaime, Wilbur; Mrs. Krankie
McKelvey, Mrs. Jessie McNeece,
Mra. Ethel Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Ffaff am' Mrs. G w e n
Franks, all of Hoseburg.
Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Wright. Walla Walla,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Wright, Huntington Park, Calif.;
Dr. and Mrs. Boy Mellor, Seattle,
Wash.; Cooley Wright, San Mateo,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sterling
and Mrs, Lnella Sterling, Portland;
Mr. and Mra. Bud lloyt. Canyon-
ville; Mra. Audrey Oahane, Sa
lem; Mr. and Mrs. Kritt Kooni,
Mr. and Mra. Frank Mtlora and
Mr. end Mrs. Joe Blackburn. San
Leandro, Calif.; Mrs. Bay Bentley.
Concord, Calif.; Mrs. Ethel Blun
dell and Mr. and Mra. O. W. Angst,
Grants Pass; Kenneth Dunham.
Camas Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tis Mellor and Frank. I kiah. Calif.,
C. A. Mellor and Mra. Christine
Paddock. Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Art
Johnson, Vancouver, Wash.; Mr.
and Mrs. Lafe Aikina and Mra.
Henrietta Townsend. Riddle; Mrs.
Mary McDonnell and Mrs. R. A.
Gentry. Seaview, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Ton! a, Beaverton, Mr.
and Mrs. John Durgin, Riddle, and
Mrs. Annette Anderson, Spokane.
Mrs. Richardson
Shower Honoree
Mrs. Frank Richardson of Mel
rose waa honored at a kivelv pink
and blue shower party Friday ev-
ning at, the home of Mra. J. E.
Conn. Mrs. M. W. Schneider rras
co-hostess.
Fall flowers, leaves and colorful
fruits were used in forming an
attractive setting for the pleasant
evening.
Games were presented after
which the honoree opened and dis
played her gifta received from
Mra. Orval Richardaon. Mrs. C K.
Coflell. Mrs. Fred MUler, Mrs.
D. O. Bly, Mrs. Charles Bly, Mrs.
Alvin Byland. Mra. Gene Stewart.
Mrs. Amy Seeley, Mrs. Joel Fcnn.ay ',).,. 2: from 2 to 5 p m. at
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Mrs. Jim Conn and daughter, Jen
mfer; Mrs. Howard Kaiser and
alia, nan V-Uiiu iuo ui iwu nosi-
Costume Party Slated
The L'mpqua School Association
will sponsor a community Hallo
ween party Friday, beginning at
8:30 t ut, The program will begin
at 8 p m.
Children's costumes will be Judg
ed. There will be entertainment for
all age groups. Refreshments will
be served.
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HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Don Nuzum entertained of
their home on Resron Road in Tenmile to honor their son,
Jimmy Joe, on his fourth birthday. Games were played and
Jimmy opened his many gifts. A decorated birthday cake
was served with the refreshments; beside Jimmy Joe is his
greor-grandmorher, Mrs. Joe Nuzum, of Artesio, Calif.,
Mr, ond Mrs. Don Lewis, Craig, Mike ond Bret of Oakland,
Mrs. Harry Nuzum of Camas Volley, Mr. ond Mrs. Ivon
Mackenzie and Terry of Roseburg, Mr. ond Mrs. Lloyd
Johnson, Randy ond Jerry, of Winston, and Mrs. Dewey
Chomblen and the host ond hostess Mr. and Mrs. Don
Nuzum, and sons, Harry and Donald Jr., and daughter
Devonno.
Committees Reported
Women of the Roseburg Country ley for the year include: card com-
Club will meet at a 12 o'clock noon
luncheon Thursday at tha club-
house. Mrs. Kenneth Bailry, presi
dent, has asked all members to be
present.
An executive board meeting was
held by Mrs. Bailey last Thursday
and members of the hoard
elude Mrs. Edwin Nolle, vice pres
ident; Mrs. John lxjnKfcllow Jr.,
secretary: Mrs. F.dwant M. Mur
phy, treasurer; Mrs. W. L. Tiuer
and Mrs. Ira J. Sritz, members at
large, and Mrs, Al 11. May, junior
past president.
Committees named by Mrs. Bail
To Celebrate
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor McCord will
celebrate their sdver wedding an-
iuHairf at an nwn hnns Sun-
,hrir home lne old North I mp
ana highway, ( mile east nf Glide
Friends and reiauvea are invited
1 10 ra an are asked to please no.
bring gifls.
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Public Invited To Enjoy
Reception Thursday Night
The public is most cordially in -
vited to attend the reception Thurs -
day, Oct. 26. to be held at the First Mrs. O. J. Monger and Misa Eli
Presbyterian Church social hall in zabeth Randall from the Roseburg
honor of Mi.s Muriel Mitchell, who
is retiring as assistant librarian
of the Douglas County Library.
The reception has been arranged
by members of the Roseburg Wom
an's Club, who are being assisted
by members of all the civic and
social organizations of Roseburg.
Mra. N. Charles Walhn. presi
dent of the Roseburg Woman's
Club, is acting as general chair
man of the affair and has stressed
the fact that all residents of this
area are being most cordially in
vited to enjoy the -occasion in hon
or of Miss Mitchell.
Mrs. Humer W. Grow is arrang
ing the music for the occasion.
Kosehurg's mayor, Peter Serafin;
City Manager John Warburton and
mitott W. A1 H. May and Mrs.
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, ih lutci, suiisuiue, Airs, r rea
I-ockwood, and reservations, Mrs.
Harold E. Schmeer.
Luncheon was attended at noon
by members of the club and was
followed by the weeklv bridge
play. Winners were Mrs. W. L. To-
Uer. first: Mrs. L. W. Mettger. sec-
ond. and Mrs. Charles Allen, of Eu
gene, third.
SUCCESS
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: other official! will be on hand to
1 assist with the occasion
Senior High School will have four
i of the servjee group girls and four
of the Kiri librarians present to as -
sist with the reception. Presidents
of various clubs assisting will be
on hand to receive the guests.
Decorationa for the occasion are
being arranged by Mra. T. L. Good
win and Mrs. Maurice J. Newland.
Mrs. Arthur Bich aud Mrs. Charles
S. Woodnch are in charge of re
freshments and Mra. Edwin G.
Young and Mra. Philip Beckley are
in charge of hostesses. Mrs. Har
old Keaume, Miss Carol Trimble
and Mrs. John E. Bunyan are also
assisting with arrangements for
the occasion.
Miss Mitchell served as Rose
burg City Librarian for seven
years and was Roseburg's first
trained librarian. During her years
as librarian of the city library, she
worked hard for the establishing
Guest
Held
Colorful autumn leaves and flow
ers provided a cheerful setting for
the Oct. 19 meeting of Sutherlin
Garden Club, when Guest Day
"Bring a Friend" was the order of
the day. Fifteen guests were pres
ent: including Mesdames: William
Blakeley, Boyd Church and Miss
Linda Church of Tumwater, Wash.;
Jerry DeMuth, Jack Dixon, O. J.
F'eldkamp, Roseburg, Melvin Gow-
ey. Warren hadas, Kay H. Mor
row. A. E. Newell. Joe Perrault,
Richard Scott. Maurice Vogelpohl,
Agnes Waer and Lee Williams.
Members included: Mesdames; L.
Armstrong. J. D. Bailey. H. V.
Church, Margaret Champie, J. E.
Francis, H. L. Frotscher, H. K.
Geider, H. K. Halvorsen Sr., U T.
Johnson, D. B. Kesner, R. R.
League. Frank McCord, C. W. Siks
trom and F. Logan White and the
hostesses, Mrs. D. W. Beck and H.
R. Geider.
Guesta were welcomed by the
president, Mrs. J. D. Bailey. Mrs
Ira Mann was unanimously elected
Lookingglass Grange Party
Successful Affair Friday
The Lookingglass Grange card
party Friday evening at the hall
featured 10 tables in play with Mrs.
William Petherair and Mrs. Neal
Meyer hostesses. High scorers
were Ruth Maresch and Jon Wil
son. Low scort-s were held by Ma
ble Hansen and Ora Welker. Jon
Wilson was awarded the traveling
Dnze.
The next card party will be held!
afc Ilia llflll x-iivimt. iiiraiM. "i"
be Mrs. Fred Scbulre and Mrs. Wil
liam Niebaum.
Knjoying the Friday eve party
were: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mere
dith, Wesley Meredith, Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Welker. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Engle, Mr. and Mrs Aubrey
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Man
ning, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen, Mrs.
Rachel Goodin. Jon Wilson, Miss
Sheila Aldndge. Miss Sally Sue
Keever, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Keev
er. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dysert,
I Mr. and Mrs. William Niebaum,
Over slxfeen thousand families in cur crea
now use flomeless electric heot in their
homes. This represents on increase of over
400 in 70 years! No other heating system
con show thfs proof cf romeoner prefer
ence. The sunshifxxfeon warmth which on auto
matic electric hooting system brings to so
many modem liomes is a miracle of tlie
modern oge. It eliminated the necessity of
using the oge-old method of heating fire
Just as the modem outomobiTe eliminated
i of the Douglas County Library, and
since it opened, she has served as
assistant librarian under Mist Car
ol Trimble, librarian. She plans to
I retire the first of the month and
after she completes arrange-
1 meats for selling her home here,
she plans to do some traveling.
One of her trips planned will take
her to Haiti, where she was a
teacher her first year after being
graduated from college in Kansas.
She baa been invited to be the
guest of the mayor in the town she
first taught in and Miss Mitchell
admits she is really looking for
ward to this vacation back to the
island she became so fond of when
she was a young teacher there. She
also plans to spend some time in
Denver, Colo, with her sister. Oth
er plans for the future are as yet
indefinite.
All fnends of the Douglas Coun
ty Library are most cordially in
vited to enjoy the reception honor
ing Miss Mitchell Thursday evening.
uav is
Thursday
secretary to replace Mrs. O. L.
Torrey .whose resignation was ac
cepted. Interesting reports were
given by Mrs. Champie on horti
culture, and by Mrs. Armstrong on
conservation. The guest speaker
was Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp of the
Town and Country Garden Club of
Roseburg. whose interesting talk
and demonstration on the preserva
tion of leaves and flowers was well
received. She showed a number of
lovely arrangements which had
previously been treated.
A very beautiful mantel arrange
ment nf fall flowers in a colortul
urn, flanked by a huge copper
plate, was done by Mrs. Bud Holm
and the shadow boxes were artis
tically decorated by Mesdames:
Armstrong, Church, Bailey,
Thompson and Kesner.
Delicious refreshments were
served at the tea hour. The beau
tifully appointed tea table was pre
sided over by the hostesses, Mrs.
D. W. Beck and Mrs. H. R. Geid-
er.
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reagles, Mr. '
"l Rudy Meyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Moon. Mrs. Lena How-'
! 'nd, R. A. Busenbark, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Busenbark. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill White, Mr. and Mrs. M.
C. Eckley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mar
esch, Mrs. Tom F'indlay.
Tiller Sewing Group
Hosted By Mrs. Godley
Mrs. Del Godbey of Tiller en-
tertained members of the Forest
Service sewing group at her home
recently. In addition to regular
members, two special guests were
present. They were Helen Ballen
tine and Rosa Dillon, both of Glas
gow, Mo., mother and aunt of Mrs.
Bill G. Onstott.
Following a pleasant eveing of
visiting and sewing, the hostess
served desicious refreshments.
Mrs. John Loeblein will enter
tain the group at the next meet
ing at her home near Coffee Creek.
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. LOCKE ore pictured above
following their morriage Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Assem
bly of God Church in Roseburg with the Rev. C, O, Ross
officiating in the presence of 10 guests. The bride, Betty
Anne Hammond, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, T. C.
Hammond of this city ond the bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Edno Gillmon of Roseburg. Pat Hammond, sister of
the bride, and Larry Elliott were attendants. A wedding
supper followed at Turn-Around-lnn. The bridegroom at
tended Roseburg High ond is now stationed at McCord Air
Force Base, Tacoma. The bride attended Roseburg High
School and for the time being she is remaining here with
her parents. (Picture by Photo Lab).
Dessert Given
By Mrs. Wolfe I
Mrs. Charles Wolfe entertained
Monday at a delightful 12:30 p.m. !
dessert bridge at her charming :
home in Happy Valley. Lovely bou-1
quets of dahlias were used in dec-1
oration. I
High scores for the afternoon's
contract bridge play were held byl
Mrs. Albert Morene, Mrs. Edwin
Nolte and Mrs. C. E. Bonner.
Enjoying the day were Mrs. Mo
rene, Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. Nolte,
Mrs. Charles Todd. Mrs. C. R. Hu
ston, Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mrs. J.
M. Alnutt, Mrs. Kenneth Luder
man, Mrs. Raymond Borden. Mr3.
Loyd Bennett. Mrs. John Brooke
and the hostess.
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Lions Auxiliary Plans
For Visit Of President
The Roseburg Lions Club Auxil
iary held its monthly dinner meet
ing at the Bamboo Inn Monday.
The program for the coming year
was discussed.
The next meeting will be held
Nov. 15 at winch time the state
president will be a guest. Other
auxiliary clubs of the area will
participate in this meeting.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. Leila Shultz and Miss Bar
bara Saar. Miss Saar was the
speaker and told about her trip
this past summer to several Euro
pean countries. She also showed
beautiful slides of the places she
visited.
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