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10 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Oct 30, 1961
NEW MEMBERS initiated at tho FHA offoir ot Roseburg
Senior High School Library Thursday night included (stand
ing) Mario Burt, Pot White, Chris Thorn, Korol Sherwood,
Barbara Butler, Orpho Ruton, Linda Johnson. Seated:
Barbara Snyder, Darlene Pearson, Roberta Hebard, Barba
ra Kirby and Jody Lorentr. Entertainment included a film
on "Recreation in Oregon." Refreshments were served by
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SHELLY KAY BRUNDIGE, obove, daughter of Mr. ond
Mrs. Frank Baindige, celebrated her first birthday Oct. 21
at o family party. Besides her parents and sister and broth
er, Debbie and Bert, others present wer Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin L. Doge and Karen, Gerrie, Richard and Frankie;
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morrison and Herbert, Larry ond
Ronnie; Mr. ond Mrs. Albert Brundige (grandparents); Mr.
and Mrs. L. Steece (grandparents) and their daughter,
Suzzanne; Mrs. Anna Steece, great-grandmother, ond
Georgia Baker.
Annual Banquet Is
The annual adult fall banquet,
field Friday evening at Die Kirst
Baptist Church attended by
about SO persons. The theme,
"Green Lake," was carried out in
decorations and program. Simulat
ed green lakes adorned each talile
and were surrounded by decora
tions of Douglas fir.
Following the dinner, I ydia
Paulson presented two humorous
readings. Airs. Koy llaniord. choir
director and organist, spoke of
her unprcssiona of (Ireen Lake,
where she attended a week ftl mu
sic workshop conferences this pat
summer. Green Lake, Wis., is the
National American Baptist Assem
bly Grounds.
A report on the historical back
ground and understanding of. ex
pressions of worship, was also giv
en by ills, llaniord.
A aong festival followed after
which the choir presented an lm-
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The evening closed with a devo
tional presented by Dr. Kugene
iicrnti, on the subject, -The Mean
ing of Fellowship."
Embroidery Club
i Meets Wednesday
Jlrs. Fanny Betts entertained
members of the Koseburg Art and
Embroidery Hub Wednesday aft
ernoon. Miss Shirley Russell and Miss
I Pearl I'allctte er guests of the
club.
Members enjoying the afternoon
i of visiting were Mrs. I.yle Hib
jhsrd, Mrs. Martha Krskine, Mrs.
Clarence Miller. Mrs. Allrrd Neal,
I Mrs. Fd Deal, Sirs. Farl Decker,
'Mrs. W slier Hussell, Mrs. George
i luck. Mrs. William Bailer, Mrs.
Henry Snvder, Mrs. 1 aWrns I.ark,
Mrs. M. W. Schneider and the
hostess.
Mrs. Deal and Mrs. Bailey as
sitrd the hostess as aha acrved
lovely relrcsumcnls. ,
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Muriel Reese and Chris Linder. Condlelighters for the
ceremony are pictured below and include (standing) Gail
White, Shirley Wostenberg. Muriel Reese, Sue Krohn,
Chris Linder, Sharon Bailey, Mane Paulson. Seated: Lynn
Crittendon, Dawn Vasterling, Allison Pfaff, Heather Mc
Taggart ond Dionne Klocek. (Pictures by Wilson Studio).
Miss Lawana Edes Married
At Vancouver Church Rites
Announcement has been made at
Sandy, Ore., of the marriage of
Miss Lawana Ldes, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Edes of San
dy and granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Files of Yonralla,
and Granville Stuart of Gresham.
The wedding took place in the
First Presbyterian Church in Van
couver. Wash., with the immedi
ate family of the bride present.
The bride, given in marriage ny
her father, wore a street-length
white brocaded sheath dress, with
while accessories and a large
white orchid.
Miss Carolyn Fdes, sister of the
bride from Corvallis, was tha only
attendant. She wore a pale blue
sheath dress and an orchid cor
sage. Following the ceremony, a wed
ding dinner was served at a popu
lar restaurant in Vancouver. Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart drove down to
Yonralla for a short visit with the
bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George F.des, alter which they
drove to the coast for a short hon
eymoon. Tha bride is a graduate from
Sandy High School and is now
teller at the Gresham bank. The
TO MARRY Mr. ond Mrs.
Kirk Hordick, recently of Gor
den Volley and now of Rose
burg, onnounte the engage
ment of their doughter, Susan
Darlene, to Larry William
Weston, son of M'. ond Mrs.
Merlin Weston of Grande,
Miss. The bride-elect was
graduated from Roseburg
High School in 1960 and is
employed by Harvard Drive
In. The bridogroom-elrct was
formerly owner ot the Lazv A
Burro Ronch of Tucson, Ariz.,
ond is now emploved bv the
Southern Pacific. He plans to
move his ronch operations to
the Rosehurg aica in te nejr
future. The wedding date hos
been set for Dec. I, j
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groom Is an electrician In Gres
ham. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart will
make their home in Gresham.
Glendale Chapter
Plans For School
The Glendale Chapter of the
K astern Star met Tuesday evening
at the Masonic Temple.
A school of instruction will be
held at the Temple Wednesday
evening. Nov. 1. with Airs. Flor
ence Jaeger of Condon, associate
grand matron, in charge. A pot
luck supper at 6:30 p m. will pre
cede the meeting. All members of
the chapter are invited to be pres
ent. Members are invited to attend
the Josephine Chapter Friendship
Night meeting to be held at the
Grants Pass Masonic Temple Mon
day night. Nov. 6. Anyone wishing
transportation with others who are
planning to attend may contact
either Martin Brooks or Mrs, J'ete
Smith.
The chapter room was decorated
with a huge basket of autumn
leaves surrounded by iare and
small gourds.
After the meeting, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Jacques of Grants Vass
and Mrs. Koy Williamson of Glen
dale served refreshments.
The tables were beautifully dec
orated with arrangements of au
tumn leaves, Halloween figurines
of witches and cats, lighted jack-o-lanters
and confetti in Halloween
colors, llalloueen randies were
used as place favors. A larse
how How pumpkin held candy suck
ers. Grange Festival
Slated Saturday
Riversd:ile Grange mil have its
annual Fall Festival Saturday
evening. Nov. 4. A turkey dinner
will be served from 6 to 7:30 p m.
The Country Store will have a
canity counler. a baked foods shop
and a niiscrrl.ineous counter toun
try -tore ar'iel will be for sale
at the auction at S p m.
Trues will be given throuehtout
the evening. Dancing wilt follow
the auction.
'Birthday Celebrated
Bobby Young, son of Mr. and
;Mr. Bert Young of Melrose cele
brated his eiithih birthday Friday
at an after school party at his
home.
Grimes anil refre dunenu rre
entoyti.1 by Hobhv and l)uk ami
Mob Mutton, lonm Kaier, Wally
Rogers. Billy Hunter. Fddie i'laf
lin. Randv John. IVucNis Senva
baiul,, Greg Ahrratt. Teiry
Hrece. Tom Chiinood and V a t
Farrrll.
Gitis were prevented to the hon
oree from h i classmates.
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PTA Teas Given
AtSutherlin '
The West PTA of Suthcrlin spon i
sored a mother's tea for all muth-i
ers of the West School children in
the multi purpose room. The moth-!
er'a tea was divided into two dif
ferent groups and was held on two i
different days.
The first tea was held for all of
the mothers of the fourth, fifth and!
sixth grades at one o'clock Wed-1
nesday. The second, for all of
mothers of the first, second, and:
third grades, took place Thursday !
nancy Laswell was leader of
committee. The committee expand
ed the function of the tea this year
to include mothers suhstituting in
the school rooms for the period of
the tea. These mothers. Betty Ouel
lette. Ruby Shorey, Scott Handy.
( herie WonR, Helen Barnck, Hose
Saleen. WUma Ballew. Ruth Pul
ley, Betty Vurk. Kreda Paynter.
Norma Sellars and Betty Bratton
were the substitutes for the tea.
This new aspect permitted the
mothers to meet and talk with
their children's teachers for an in
formal and enjoyable visitation.
Exhibit To Be
Held Two Days
Mrs. J. P. Motschenbarher, gen-1
eral chairman for the Presbvteri
Ideas Fair and Tea. which will be
an event of Thursday evening. Nov. I
2. and Friday afternoon and eve-1
ning, Nov. 3, in the church social!
hall, reports the committees have:
completed plans for a most de
lightful affair.
This exhibit of numerous Christ !
mas ideas and the tea is being
sponsored without charge. All per
sons in the area interested are
most cordially invited to enjoy the
occasion. All types of holiday gifts,
holiday ideas and foods as well
as colorful decorations will be on
display the two days. There will
be nothing for sale, as the women
of the Presbyterian Church are
taking this way of sharing their
holiday season with all the people
of the area interested. A special
room is being arranged for chil
dren attending.
for a limited
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Anniversary
Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Perkins
entertained at a dinner at their
home in Winston Sunday to honor
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Ohl, who are here visiting
from fiureka, Calif. The Ohls cele
brated their 54th wedding anni
versary wilh several friends and
members of the family.
The attractively appointed table
was centered by a beautilully dec
orated cake made by Mrs. Perkins
for the occasion. Visiting was en
joyed and pictures were taken dur
ing the afternoon.
Enjoying the delightful event
were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Knott,
Ricky Jean and Debra jean; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Coodwin. Mr.
and Mrs. Pavid Hollowav. Harold
and Susan Kellers and Diana Kay
Hollowav, Roy Cram and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Perkins.
Saturday Dinner
Honors Birthdays
Mrs. Edwin Barnes and her two
grandsons, Bruce and Brian Hunt
er, celebrated their birthdays at
a delightful dinner party held Sat
urday night at the home of Mrs.
Barnes' son-inlaw and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hammond.
Another daughter, Mrs. Jim Hunt
er, had baked the attractive birth
day cake.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ham
mond. Monte Hammond and Bruce
and Brian Hunter.
Doreen Wilton Honored
A charming birthday party was
held recently for Doreen Wilton to
celebrate her loth birthday. The
party was given by her mother,
Mrs. John Wilton.
Refreshments were served to
Debra Smith, Mona Guy, Barbara
I.arey, Kathy Cardiff. Joni Bailey,
Kathy Thompson, Becky Brittel.
Susan Deardorff, Shelly Decker
and the honoree and her brother,
Dean Willon.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. OHL of Eureka, Colif , parents
of Mrs. Roscoe Perkins of Winston, celebrated their 54th
wedding anniversary with members of their family and
relatives Sunday at a dinner party at the Perkins home.
LookingglassGirl Married
At Home Wedding Sept. 23
Miss Betty Jo Pillion, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pillion of
Lookingglass. and Robert Earl
Post, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Sweet of Green, were married
Sept. 23 in a lovely candlelight
7:30 p.m. service at the home of
I the bride's aunt, Mrs. Yclma Jd-
coby, in Lookingglass.
The impressive double ring cere
I mony was performed by the Rev.
I Robert D. Hempel of the Church
'of the Nazarene. The bride, given
by her father in marriage, was
lovely in a turquoise suit. Miss
I Sharon Centers served as brides
: maid and Bob Pillion, brother of
the bride, attended as best man.
1 Following a short honeymoon
trip, the couple is now at home
in Burns, where the bridegroom
has employment. A group of rela
tives and close friends were in at
tendance at the service.
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