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MR. AND MRS. MERRITT RAMSEY, above, were united
, in marriage June 9 at the Riddle Episcopal Church of the
Ascension. The bride, Karen Kathleen White, is the
daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. White, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Strobridge,
oil of Riddle. (Picture by Worren Studio, Myrtle Creek).
Riddle
Event
Miss Karen Kathleen White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence H. White of Ridle, and
ilerritt Kent Ramsey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Strobridge of
Riddle, exchanged marriage vows
in an impressive double ring cere
mony which took place Sunday,
June 9, at three o'clock in the
afternoon in the Riddle Episcopal
Church of the Ascension.
The Rev. Robert W. Bunnage,
vicar of the church, officiated at
the ceremony and the nuptial Eu
charist following. Altar flowers
were white calla lilies with fern.
Wedding music was played by Miss
Alice Walker. A former vicar of
the church, the Rev. Loren Bush
of Corvallis, sang "0 Perfect
Love."
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was lovely in a floor
length gown of white satin with
fitted bodice, long sleeves and hoop
skirt.. Her fingertip veil was held
in place by a tiara of pearls ar
ranged in the shape of hearts. She
carried a colonial nosegay of dark
pink Frill roses centered with a
laree white orchid with a cascade
of white . satin ribbon streamers,
and . a white Bible. Her ensemble
was accented by a diamond neck'
lace, a Strobridge family heirloom,
Maid of honor was Miss Gail
White of Roseburg, cousin of the
bride. She wore an afternoon frock
of Dink satin and a Dime net neau
dress held in place by a pink satin
bow. She carried pink roses on
silver net with Dink satin stream'
ers. Bridesmaid was Leslie Stro-
bridee. sister of the bridegroom
wearing a costume identical to that
of the maid of honor with identical
headdress and flowers. Gail biro
bridge, younger sister of the bride
groom, was flower cirl. also wear
ing a pink satin gown, and pink
veil headress, and carrying a
white basket with Dink lace trim
filled with pink and white rose pet
als.
- Best man was Robert White
brother of the bride. Seating the
175 guests were ushers Kevin and
Frank Davis, cousins of the bride
groom, and Ronnie Weakley, Aco
lytes were Jim Dowdy David
Clark and Bill Markham.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.
White chose a turquoise silk after
noon dress with matching blue veil
and a corsage of pink roses. Airs.
Strobridge, the bridegroom's moth
er, chose a pastel print in lime
ereen and orange with a match'
ing flower hat and a corsage of or
ange roses, me Drmegroom s
grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Lawson
wore a dark blue afternoon dress,
a lighter blue flower hat and a
white orchid corsage.
Following the wedding ceremony
a reception by the bride's parents
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OF INTEREST to many in" the Roseburg area are visitors,
Mr. ond Mrs. George Santti of Santa Cloro, Calif., for
mer Roseburg residents, who have been here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Michael Wooton, ond fomily. From here
they went to Portland to visit onother daughter, Mrs.
Bud (Yvonne) Grossenbocher, and family, ond attended
the weddipg of their son, Dele, to Patricia Roe Babbitt of
Portland of Faith Lutheron Church. They attended com
mencement exercises of Oregon State-University, at which
time Dale was graduated with o degree in chemical engin
eering. Their youngest daughter, Mrs. Vince (June) Swan
son, of Mf. View, Calif., accompanied them on the trip.
Wedding
Of June 9
was held in the parish hall with
the bridal party in the receiving
line, exquisite norai arrangements
of pink roses and azaleas graced
tne tables and were Placed at in
tervals about the room. Decora
tions for the reception were done
by Mrs. Austin Wilson. The
ireshraent table held a beautiful
four-tiered wedding cake in white
with touches of pink and yellow
accenting the doves, cupids, and
hearts adorning if. A minature
bride and bridegroom in a heart
of ruffled net surmounted the top
layer, ana auove the couple was
a small sterling silver cross made
especially for the occasion by Rob
ert Pickell with entwined silver
rings made by Lee Hall to com-
plete the cake decor. The wed-
ding cake had been baked bv Mrs.
A. Li. i.nman, a lamily mend, and
decorated by the bride s mother.
After the bride and bridegroom
naa cut tne traditional first slice.
the cake was served by' Miss Joan
AicMiuion, assisted by Miss Ann
Johnson. Pouring coffee were Mrs,
Darrell Carter, Mrs. Jessie Stout,
Mrs. E. P. Blundel and Mrs. W,
E. Best. Miss Moisclle Morrison
and Miss Carmen Waddle served
the punch. Miss Peggy Kocrner
presented the guest book, and Miss
Boxy Clark, Miss Ila Keele and
Miss Carolyn McCoy Had charge
of the gift table. During the recep
tion, Miss McCoy sang "Young
Love." accompanied at the piano
by Miss Alice' Walker. Assisting
with the reception were Mrs. Hein
rich Schmidt, Mrs. William Mark
ham, Mrs. J. S. Mimnaugh and
Mrs. Kathy Roberts.
After the reception, a buffet sup
per was served at the beautiful
country home of Mr. and Mrs. Stro
bridge to the bridal party, out-of-town
relatives and friends and
members of the Episcopal church.
Following a wedding trip to the
coast, the couple will leave Rid
dle shortly for Wichita Falls, Tex
as, where the bridegroom, an air
man 1c. is stationed with the
U.S. Air Force. He reports for duty
July 26.
Out-of-town guests were M r s.
Kenneth Whiteman and Mr. and
Mrs. Waidlcy Fossett and infant
son, all of Seattle. Wash.: Mrs.
Carrie White of Kalama. Wash.;
Mrs. Ethel White of Salem: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ramsey of Burns;
Mrs. Elizabeth Bisque and daugh
ters, Barbara and Margot, of San
Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Brusatori and daughter, Joyce, of
San Rafael, Calif.; Ed Stullcr of
San Francisco; Robert Cole Jr. of
San Jose, Calif.; the Rev. and Mrs.
Loren Bush of Corvallis: Mr. and
Mrs, Darrell Davis, sons Kevin,
Frank and Scott, and daughter,
Betty, Mcdford; and George N. Yo
kum, Portland.
Committee Apopintments Made By Chapter President
Mrs. Sid Domenico was a charm
ing hostess when she entertained
members of Xi Omicron, Beta Sig
ma Phi, at the (inal meeting of
the year. Lovely arrangements of
flowers were used about the rooms
of her home.
Mrs. James Fourtner conducted
her first meeting as new president.
She announced committee appoint
ments as follows: Program, .Mrs.
Robert Triplett and Mrs. Bill Web
er; social, Mrs. H. L. Wiley, Mrs.
Harry Hill, Mrs. Kenneth Jones
and Mrs. George Larson; contact.
Mrs. Craig Short and Mrs. Donald
Gingery; publicity, Mrs. Neil Chris
tian; ways and means, Mrs. Don
ald LaBranch, Mrs. John Horn,
Miss Jean Crow and Mrs. Arnold
Ryder; project, Miss Joan Harp
er; and historian, Mrs. Ryder.
An election to fill the offices of
extension officer and city council
alternate was held. Unanimously
elected were Miss Jean Crow and
Carol Meehan
Is Honoree j
Mrs. Carl Fair was a charming ,
hostess Monday evening when she
entertained at a delightful bridal
shower honoring Miss Carol Mee
han. Decorations included a minia
ture bridal couple, arrangements
of sweet peas and daisies, wed-1
ding bells and shower unbrellas. ;
The cake was decorated with pink i
roses and white wedding bells. 1
During the evenings the guests 1
tied the rice bags which were used :
for the wedding. i
those attending were Airs. Frame
Webster. Mrs. Kenneth Hermes.
Jolynn Thomas, Marlene Thomas,
Mrs. Frank Webster Jr., Airs. Art
Mills, Airs. Melvin Wctherall, Mrs.
Harley Schaeffer, Mrs. Larry Ful
ler, Mrs. Henry Sanders, M r s.
Blanche Rothrock, Airs. E. P. Hol-
comb, Airs. Eddie LaRoque, Mrs.
it. L. earner, Airs, uary uroynui,
Mrs. Thomas Meehan Jr., Airs.
Dick Sjogren, Mrs. Forrest Glues
ing, Janice Curry, Cindy Sevall,
Mrs. Thomas Median and Mrs.
Fair.
ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr.
ond Mrs. Lawrence Rigor of
Elkton announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Char
lotte May, to Fredrick Linn
Clemo, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Clemo, also of Elkton.
The bride-elect will attend
Northwest School of Com
merce in Portland beginning
July 8. The bridegroom-elect
is stationed in the U. S. Air
Force at Fort Worth, Texas.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Tenmile Ladies
Enjoy Luncheon
The Tenmile Ladies Club met
Tuesday for a delicious covered
dish luncheon served at noon. The
women enjoyed a social afternoon
of visiting.
The next meeting will be July 9
and will be a picnic in the H. D.
l.orkwood Park on Lockwoud Itoad
in Tenmjle.
Present were Mrs. Wayne Breit
cnbucher. Mrs. Don Lakev, Mrs.
William Norton, Mr9. R. D. Lock
wood, Mrs. Louis Diedrich, Mrs.
Grafton Tyler and Mrs. Albert
Young II.
Youngsters Give
Dance Recital
To demonstrate to relatives and
friends the results of studying tap
dancing in weekly classes the past
five months, students of Mrs.
John A. Wright Sr. pcrioi med at an
informal recital held in the gym
nasium of the Tiller-Drew Grade
School recently.
Participating were Kay Martin,
Jackie Morris, Jeanne Brady, Lc
nore Brady, Claudia Olson, Mar
lene Martin, Debra and Margo Nor
ris. Donna Loeblein, Richard Loeb
lein, Gary Jackson Patty Godhey,
Patty Hunter. Diana Norris, Zinda
Morris and Grctchen Williams.
INewClub Meets
Monday Evening
The Baldwin Organ Club was or
ganized at a meeting held Monday
evening at Oak Tree Inn. Dorothy
Suksdorf and Alice Broaddus will
serve as acting president and act
ing secretary until October, when
election of officers will take place.
This new club will meet the third
Tuesday evening of every month at
a dessert-supper at Oak Tree Inn.
Plans are being made to sponsor
concert', seminars and lectures
during the coming year. The club
is open to all enthusiasts of good
organ music.
It Poyt
To Patronize
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Mrs. Donald Gingery. These va-
cancies were created when Mrs.
Roy Holbrook resigned due to be-
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A potluck dinner served by Mr.
and Mrs. Will Williams and Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Gerard preceded
tho Fair Oaks Grange meeting
Tuesday evening.
At the meeting, Ted Simins,
Grange state deputy, was present
ed. He spoke on the coming State
Grange session and of the resolu
tions coming up at this session.
He announced that the seventh de
gree will be given Nov. 15 and 16
at the National Grange meeting in
Portland.
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The evening's cultural program
on "Friendships" was interesting-
Home ec chairman, Rose Chan
dler, announced that the Arthur
Kinchers ami Charles Garrett will
be hosts for the month of June
Virginia Williams was elected as
delegate to the State Grange Ses
sion. The members enjoyed group
tinging and skits following the
meeting.
Guests for the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Simms of Corvallis
and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Crave of
Alameda, Calif.
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son. A discussion of the year's pro
grams was held. A prize was
awarded to Mrs. Holbrook for the
best presentation for the year. :
The group enjoyed a white ele
phant auction, after which delici
ous refreshments were served by
Mrs. R. L. Wiley, Mrs. C. V. De
Camp and Mrs. Domenico to Mrs.
Neil Christian, Mrs. James Fourt
ner, Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs. Roy
Holbrook, Mrs. Robert Kidder,
Mrs. Florence Powell, Mrs. Bert
Shoemaker, Mrs. Craig Short, Mrs.
Robert Triplett, Mrs. R. L. Wiley.
Mrs. Meredith Wilson, Miss Helen
Casey, Mrs. Donald LaBranche,
Mrs. George Larson and Miss Jean
Crow.
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Thur., June 20, 1963 The
Pancake Breakfast Given
For Rebekahs And Husbands
A delicious pancake breakfast
was served to Roseburg Rebekahs
and their husbands Wednesday at
the IOOF Hall by Vesta Langficld.
Alice Goff, Katie Conn, Jessie
Thomas and Nona Thompson. Lee
Williams and Jess Bowman help
ed with the coffee.
The following enjoyed the lovely
breakfast: Eli Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
James Bovingdon, Perry Wright,
V. T. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Bow
man, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Lela
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Byland, Agnes Pitchford, Elsie
Mills, Vera Matthewman, Catherine
Berry, Mary Goodman, Frank
Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bus
enbark, Ethel Welker, Rubia
Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dent,
Birdie Barker, Faye Creiger, Hel
en Wood, . Bertha Bayliss, Bertha
Lett, Mr. and -Mrs. Archie Currier,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell, Veta
Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith
Wilson, Cary Wilson, Carmen
Clark and Pearl Anderson.
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