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...v-H -, ' '- ; ""' iM8S vr$& ! 'pry feplLu 8 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Mon., April 29, 1963 Vicki Phillips Now Mrs. Bowers " ' ' -rA- ' , . it V -' ' !'A $it j ; -Ms ( 1 CUTTiNG their wedding coke in the above picture are Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bowers, whose marriage took place at Colvary Baptist Ohurch in Coos Bay. The bride, Vicki June Phillips, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips of Charleston, formerly of Glendole. The bridegroom, who is in the Seobees, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Bowers of Fremont, Calif. (Rosemory Clift Photo). Misi Vickie June Phillips, daugh ter of former Glendale resident!, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips, now of Charleston, and Ronnie Bowers, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace . Bowers if Fremont, Calif., were married In a wedding ceremony which took place in the Calvary Baptist Church in Coos Bay March 29, Mrs. Phillips' birth day anniversary. The couple was attended, by the bride's sister, Miss Barbara Phil lips, and Sammy Adams. Ushers were Ernest Payton and Richard McDorman. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The Rev. . James Holmes officiated. Miss Robin Lowe played tradi tional wedding music for the occasion. The bride wore a full-skirted floor-length gown of white lace over acetate taffeta. A tiara of white lace held her fingertip veil. May Day Dinner To Be Thursday The Garden Valley Women's Club will hold its annual May Day dinner Thursday at the clubhouse. The share-the-fare dinner will be served at 1 o'clock. This is in celebration of the club's founding. All former Gar den Valley residents are encour aged to return and renew friend ships. A program and visiting will follow the dinner. i Hi, w j, , rs, IU JOZD&E3 tssa DOUGLAS LEWELLEN, above, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Ltwellen, celebrated his seventh birthday Tuesday ot tils home by InvlWng a number of friends In to enoy the occasion With him. Birthday Party Enjoyed At Lewellen Residence Douglas Lewellen celebrated his seventh birthday April with a group of his friends at the par ental William F. Lewellen home at Days Creek. Games were played, with prizes going to John Kline, Becky Mar tin and Sheryl Rogers. The white birthday cake, dec orated with fluffy pink and yellow rabbits, had been baked by Doug's grandmother, Mrs. L. L. Lewel len. The table was made festive with multicolored ballons, baskets - of Easter eggs, and a lighted candle on a cupcake for each child. Doug's younger brother, Bill, gave the children colorful candy filled glass guns and baby bottles. Doug had fun opening his many nice gifts. Enjoying the party with Doug, besides his mother, grandmother and Bill, were Mrs. Don Rogers and Sheryl, Mrs. Norman Ripley and Mark and Gregory, Mrs. Par ry Kline, John and Pamela, Becky Martin and Mrs. William D. Ward. Joining the group for refreshments after school were Rcnce Kline and Janice, Penny and Steve Lew' cllcn. Club Members Entertained By Mr. And Mrs. Schosso Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso, entertained the Friendship Club at their borne in Oakland Saturday evening. A delicious turkey dinner was served at 6:30 p.m., with club mem bers bringing the dessert. The Easter motif was used in ta ble decorations. Prizes were lovely Easter lilies and azaleas. Sweep prizes were a dozen Easter eggs in bunny cartons. Those enjoying the pleasant eve ning were Mr. and Mrs. Van Hutch- eson, Mr. and Mrs. John Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning, Mr. and Mrs Virgil Chenowcth, Mr. and Mrs, Hermnn Thicle, Mrs. Margaret Se van and the Host and hostess. John Bacon received the high score for men, Van Ilutcheson re eelved second prize, and sweep prize went to Virgil Chenowcth. Mrs. Lora Chenowcth held high score for women; Mrs. Ilutcheson received second prize, and Mrs. Hand won the sweep prize. The next meeting will be at the Thicle home in Roscburg. She carried a bridal bouquet of yellow rosebuds. Miss Phillips wore a full-length gown of turquoise crystal and a white tulle headdress. Dr'i the birde's gown and that of her attendant had .been made by their mother. After the ceremony, the newly- weds were honored at a reception held at the Charleston Fire Hall. The reception room was beautiful ly decorated with bright spring flowers. The couple cut a three-tiered white wedding cake topped by brid al figurines 'standing in a heart frame of white flowers. The bride's sister, Mrs. Ed Jack son of Eugene, and Mrs. Wallace Bowers, mother of the bridegroom, served wedding cake, punch, and coffee to approximately 60 guests. For her going-away costume the bride were a hiack and white car digan suit and the rosebud corsage which formed the center of her bridal bouquet. Following a brief honeymoon the bride and bride groom are making their home in Charleston. - The bride, who attended the Glendale schools before moving to California, and then to the coast, is a student at Marshfield High School. Out-of-town guests at the cere mony and reception included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson and children, Phillip, Neda Kaye, and Eddie Jr. of Eugene, and the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Wallace Bowers, and children, Lana, Denny, and Rickey, ail of Fremont. nil) mm i imm IB L-m 111 II illllllll MiLiA Mary Berkey New President Of BPWCIubAtSutherlin Sutherlin Business and Profes sional Women held an election of officers at their meeting Monday evening at the sutherlin Commu nity Building. New officers are: President. Mary Berkey; first vice president, Helen White; second vice presi dent, Billie Williams: recording secretary, Juanita Holgate: cor responding secretary, Dons Stein- bach; treosurer, Veryl Phtlow. lvan Holm, member of the local Soil Conservation Board, spoke to the members and explained the proposed Flat I dam and illustrat ed his talk with maps of the area and proposed projects. An invitation was read and ac cepted from the Yoncalla Club for a joint installation of officers of the two clubs to be held at the Yoncalla club. Besides the speaker three other guests were in attendance: Mrs Ivan Holm, Mrs. Lynn Kincber and Mrs. Wayne Hoobler. Refreshments were served from an . attractively decorated green covered table centered with an ar rangement of spring flowers by the acting hostesses, Olive Putman land Bertha Nodell. j - c Getting Ups And Downs! By ABIGAIL VANBUREN DEAR ABBY: My brother died three years ago and left his wife some stocks. She got into the habit of asking my advice on certain stocks. I made it plain I was NOT advising her, only telling her what I was doing with mine. She follow ed my moves. Like many others I sold some stocks I should have kept, and kept some stocks I should have sold. Every morning this sister-in-law calls me up and needles me about some stock she sold a while back which is now going up or some stock she held onto which is now down. I don't want to make an enemy of her, but I'd appreciate seeing this letter in print with your comments. All she reads is your column and the stock market. NEEDLED DEAR NEEDLED: Giving advice on th stock market Is tricky and thankless. It's a beastly business loaded with bears, bulls and pigs. DEAR ABBY: When you go out with a boy, where snoum you draw tlio lino? BETTY COED DEAR BETTY: At the point whert you suspect you are listen ing to one. Tur DIIBIIS IC IkJVITEH h-i aninw flo nnniinl rnrri nortv to be sponsored by St. Joseph's . Wednesday, May 1, at the Roseburg Woman's Clubhouse on Mosher St. Door prizes will be awarded. Those attending are asked to bring their own cords. Players may make up their own tables and play the type of cards they desire. Pictured above are Mrs. E. R. Foster, co-chairman; Mrs. R. J. Raade, refreshment chairman; Mrs. Ronnie Denn, tables chairman, and Mrs. John Puttman, .co-chairmen. Mrs. Vince Wroble will have charge of the decorating. Res ervations may be made. by calling Mrs. Max Overstreet. OR 3-8159. (News-Review Photo). Sunday Afternoon Recital Given By Piano Students Mrs. Walter Marosok entertained a srouo of her piano students and their friends at a lovely party and recital Sunday afternoon at her home on NE Douglas Ave. After the recital, a social hour was enjoyed. Each one present re ceived a surprise package, alter which Miss Pat Rockwell of the senior graduating class received a lovely gift from Mrs. Marosok. At the close of the evening, de licious refreshments were served by the hostess, Miss Ann Walker as sisting in the serving. Students taking part in the re cital were Janis Ebert, Cindy Wit ten, Diana Lee, Valerie Stapleton, Carol Ebert, Sherry Blake, Diann Jarvis, Pat Rockwell, Darlene Jar vis, Gale Short and Becky Red ing. - Unable to be present were Mar jorie Wilson, Karen Matson, Ray Ellen Walker and Terry Logasz. This was the second in a scries of recitals to be given by Mrs. Maro sok's students. The next is sched uled for May 19. IT PAVi TO PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW Delightful Buffet Marks Christening And Birthday DEAR ABBY: My mother is al ways preaching to me about learn ing to cook. She says when she was my age she cooked dinner every night. So when I go into the kit chen to cook, she says, "Get out you're in my way you 11 only make a mess!" Abby, how am I supposed to learn if she is always saying this? I am almost IS. WANTS TO LEARN DEAR WANTS: Your timing is off. If you mm H be underfoot in the kitchen when your mother Is busy and hurrlad, all you'll cook is your own goose. Walt 'til she's In a good mood and than mako an "appointment" with her. CONFIDENTIAL TO "L"; Don't go around trying closet doors in search of skeletons! Tht on that falls out could b your own. For Abby's booklet, "How To Havb A Lovely Weddi. g," send 50c to Abby. Box 3365, Beverly Hills. Calif. Everybody ha: a problem. What's yours? For a personal re ply, write to Abby, Box 3365, Bev erly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamp ed, self-addressed envelope. A delightful buffet supper was given by Mrs. John Dylirc at her home in Winston Saturday evening in honor of her infant daughter and a sister, Miss June Dale Hut son. Mrs. Dyhre was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Arthur McGuire. The occasion was In celebration of the christening of the Dyhre' daughter, Kim Alison, Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Alfred S. Ty son, rector of St. George's Epis copal Church in Rosrburg, and the birthday of Mis. Dyhrc's sister, Miss June Hutson. The Dyhre home was beautifully decorated with floral arrangements and the color scheme used was pink and silver. The large sheet cake, baked by Mrs. Laura HauRhn of Winston, centered the table covered by a pink damask cloth. The white cake was beautt fully decorated with pink rosebuds and written across the top In pink letters was: - "Happy Birthday, June." Pink, tapers in silver hold era flanked lach aid ot the cake. Following a 7:30 p.m. supper, visiting and dancing were enjoyed and photographs wore taken of the honored guests and the godpar ents, Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Van Dormant and Miss June Hutson, as second godmother. A iovcly heart-shaped locket with gold chain was prescuted baby Dyhre by Dr. and .Mrs. Van Der mark. The long, while embroidered and scalloped dress worn by baby Dyhre had been made by her aunt, Miss Hutson. 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