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"SWEET, SWEET, SWEET NURSE, tell me, what says my love?" Enraptured by her love
of Romeo, Juliet (Marian Hailey of San Francisco) 'is impatient to learn news of him, but
her nurse (Elizabeth- Huddle, San Francisco), breathless and weary, will not be rushed in
this scene from "Romeo and Juliet." Directed by Robert B. Loper, "Romeo, and Juliet"
will be seen in nightly rotation 'with "The Merry Wives of Windsor," "Love's Labour's
Lost," and "Henry the Fifth" at the Oregon Shakespearean Festival in Ashland through
Sept. 7. (Picture by Dwoine Smith Classic Studio).
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DARLENA GAE DICK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
G. Dick of Rice Creek Rd. in Dillard, celebrated her first
birthday after delightful refreshments were served by her
( parents to Mr. and Mrs. Don Fryer and Andy, Marcia
Larry and Susan, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Post and Renae.
(Picture by Barbra E. Wackerbarth).
Li la Oeleis, Harry Cook
Married At Home Wedding
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Lindcr on N. W. llarlnn Street
was the setting for a lovely quiet
home wedding ceremony which
united Miss Lila Oclcis and Harry
Cook in the bonds of matrimony.
Elder Ashley Emmcr, a retired
S e v e n t h-day Advcnlisl minister
and missionary, officiated. Miss
Oclcis foster parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Hansen of this city.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Olhol Cook, also of Rose
burg. The bride wore a lovely white
jacket dress trimmed with black,
with while accessories. She car
ried a beautiful basket bouquet
of red roses and white daisies.
The bridal party stood beneath a
white arch decorated with vines
and white wedding bells.
A beautiful white wedding cake,
made and decorated by Mrs. Und
er and the bride, dominated the
tabic which was covered by a
lovely hand-crocheted tablecloth.
' Only the fnmilies and a few in-
Family Is Hosted
At Myrtle Creek
A fami'y get-together was held
at the Fred Pfcuffer home in Myr
tle Creek recently.
Those present, besides the host
family, were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
lialton and family of Ulendalc,
Mrs. Donald Robinctt and children
of Kerrville, Tex.; Bobby Pfcuffer
of Myrtle Creek; Dclmcr Colhuld
of El Paso, Texas; and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Pruitt and children
and Mrs. Fruitt's mother, all of
Tule Lake, Calif.
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timalc friends were present' for
the occasion. Coming from out of
town for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Krominga and their
two young sons from Batesland,
S. Dak.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Cook arc
making their home in Roseburg
miicic iiu is employed.
Kansas Woman
Feted At Reunion
tmpqua Park was the
..'
,,"ci
Sunday for a family reunion hon-
oriug Mrs. W. D. Walburn from
Hays, Kan.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth llounshcll and Tracy
and Scott from Klamath Falls:
Mr. and Mrs. Fcrrel Hounshell
and Miss Katherine Balatarc, all
of St. Helens; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
llounshcll and Barbara and Jack
ie, and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Horn
and Wendy, Clissa, Dennis and
Scott, all of Oakland; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Scudder, Portland:
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mohr and
Jim and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kachet,
Glendalc; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Kweing and Murk, Medford; and
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hounshell.
Jerry Jr., Gary and Gail, and
Miss Sharon llounshcll, all of
Roseburg.
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REGISTER NOW
Nuptials Slated
In September
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McClarnan
of Cottage Grove announce the en
casement of their daughter. Linda
Ruin, to James L. Wells, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wells of Rose
burg.: . .
Miss 'McClarnan is employed by
Pacific Northwest Bell in Medford.
Her fiance is a senior at Southern
Oregon College in Ashland.
The wedding is planned for Sept.
21 at the Methodist Church in Cot
tage Grove. '.
Elkton Man Feted
At Housewa rmj ng
A siirpriso housewarming.potluck
piehic-iwas held Sunday at the new
home of Herbert Hloon following
services at the Elkton Christian
Church.
The' following church families
were present: Mr. and Mrs. Ar
ley Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Henderer, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hen
dcrcr and Bob, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hondcrer : Jr. of Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. . Vei n Clcmo and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Complon,' Mr. arid Mrs. Leo Cris
man, the Rev. and Mrs. Ed West
of Oakland, -Ethel Alford and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Rigor and fam
ily. Church members presented
Moon with a small gift for his new
home. . . . i. ,, v,
Birthday Noted''
At Elkton Home
A surprise birthday gathering
was given Saturday evening at Elk
ton at the Henry Becklcy home in
honor of Lois Becklcy's birthday.
Invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Saladen, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Sharron
Colley and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoff
man. Miss Molly Berkley was hostess,
and was assisted by Bobby Taylor.
Yoncalla Family
Hosts Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Viii Radeers were
hosts at a family reunion at their
home in Yoncalla recently. Those
enjoying the reunion were M
Darlene llancke and Miss lllene
Lunderwold of Hamilton. Moni.:
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Emerv of
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Em
ery and daughter, Sydney; Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Emery, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Loyd and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Virl Rodgers and son.
Tommy, all of Yoncalla.
Afternoon Party '
Honors Visitor
Mrs. Delia Wise, who recently
muved to Yoncalla from her home
in Scotts Valley, entertained a few
friends recently honoring M r s.
Frank Ward, the former Mvrtle
Applegatc, from Hornbrook, "Cal
if. Those enjoying the afternoon
were Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Gussie
Cox, Mrs. Maymc Lake, Mrs.
Bird Nelson. Mrs. Walter Lunney,
and Mrs. Roy Dodd Sr.
1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
, Ages from 4 Years
Jackson.
CALL 673-7365
Announcement has been made
here oi the marriaae of Mary Mar
garet Donnelly and John Burt Wil
cox June 22 in Portland.
The bride is the daughter of
John Donnelly of Portland and
Mrs. Donna Donnelly of Roseburg.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Georee A. Wilcox of Oak
land.
The wedding took place at the
John Donnelly home. Performing
the dbuble ring ceremony at 4
p.m. was the Rev. H. J. Jenkins,
Methodist minister, formerly of
Roseburg.
Attending the couple were Joan
Donnelly of Portland and Ken
Copcland of Oakland.
the young wucoxes are now at
home at 144 N. ICth, Corvallis.
Several guests from the Oaklanu
and Roseburg vicinity attended the
wedding.
John Andersons
Hosts At Reunion
The Tcnmile home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson was the scene
of a most enjoyable family reunion.
A delicious dinner was served to
the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Tornquest and Penny
of North Henderson, 111.; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hollyman, Sue, Bonnie
and Mike of Toledo; Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Hollyman, Sharon, Frances,
David and Daniel of Ashland; Mr.
and Mrs. John Hollyman and La
Quita, Winchester; Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Hollyman, Mr. and Mrs. Em
mett Hollyman and Kay; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Foster, David and Jer
ry, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Holly
man, Linua, uatny, ana jack; ana
Mildred Otton. all of Roseburg:
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson, end daugh
ter, Linda, and son,- Michael.
ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. Donald W. Slead
announce the engagement and
and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Judith
Elaine to Gerald E. Woods,
son or Mr. and Mrs. Elvin E.
Woods of Roseburg. The
bridegroom-elect was graduat
ed from Milo Academy in
1956 and served four years in
the Navy. He is employed in
constructiori work with his
fpther. The. wedding is plan
ned for Nov. 30 at the West
side Christian Church.
Goodwin Girls Are Feted
At, Lovely Slumber Party
Mrs. Virgil Goodwin entertained
Friday evening at a slumber par
ty for her daughters, Mary and
Diedra. Surprise feature of the eve
ning were lovely gifts presented to
the two girls in observance of their
recent birthdays.
Barbecue Held
In Myrtle Creek
A family reunion picnic, held re
cently in the North Myrtle Park
at Myrtle Creek, featured a barbe
cue, home made ice cream and
games. Special entertainment for
the afternoon was furnished by
three members of the group, Floyd
Ilatton, Billy Pruitt. and Fred
Pfcuffer, who played their guitars.
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Pruitt and children of
Winston; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pfeuf
fcr and children and Bobby Pfcuf
fer, all of Myrtle Creek; Delmer
Colhuld of El Paso, Tex., a house
guest at the Fred Pfcuffer home;
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ilatton and
family of Glendale and Mrs. Don
ald Robinett and children of Kerr
ville. Tex., bouse guests in the
Hatton home.
Open House Held
The junior high school class of
the Elkton Christian' Church, un
der the leadership of its teacher,
Mrs. Harry Shinkle, held an open
house in the basement of the
church following the morning serv
ices. Class members showed par
ents their new classroom which
they recently re painted and decor
ated. Class members were hosts
and served cookies and punch.
Music - Comedy
ADM: ITisV AUGUST 1 4-1 8 ROSEBURG
, T BEVERLY BROOKE
8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tues., Aug. 13, 1963
Carole Stadig
Becomes Bride
.Candelabra with tall white tap
ers and a large basket of glad
ioli and roses decorated the altar
of the First Presbyterian Church
in Roseburg July 27 for the lovely
wedding of Miss Carole Ann Stad
ig and Charlie Jay White.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stadig of Win
ston. The bridegroom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Losson White
of Dillard.
The Rev. John Adams performed
the double ring ceremony at 2
p.m. before a large group of
friends and relatives of the couple.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was radiant in a
gown of Chantilly lace over white
bridal satin, which had been de
signed and made by her mother.
It was fashioned with lace cov
ered satin bodice with sleeves
which came to points at the
wrists. The full skirt formed a
chapel length train. Her fingertip
veil of tulle was held in place by
a tiara of rhinestones. The bride
carried a bouquet of stephanotis
centered by a large white orchid.
Miss Lorrain Cornett was maid
of honor. She wore a gown of
chiffon over blue taffeta and car
ried blue gladioli.
Bridesmaids were Linda Easton
of Portland, cousin of the bride,
and Mary Exccen, sister of the
bridegroom. They wore matching
frocks of chiffon over white taf
feta with bodice " and skirt em
broidered with shades of blue
flowers. Their flowers matched
those of the maid of honor.
Flower girls, Kathy Stadig and
Roberta Easton, sister and cousin
of the bride, wore matching blue
dresses. They carried white bask-
Beach Family
Enjoys Reunion
A reunion of the Beach family
was held Sunday at Baker's Bay
Park at Dorena Dam.
Those attending from Roseburg
were Robert and Lela Green and
daughter, Patty; Floyd and Rita
Wilson, Charles and ueuy mcnois
and daughters, Dottie and Cathy.
Also attending were Tina Beach,
Lulu Beach, Fina Keahey, Dorothy
Eastburne and son, Stephen; Frank
and Fern Tanner, Gary and Shar
on Cooner and children. Katrina
and Kerry; Mina and Winifred
West and children, Barbara and
Richard; Jim and Janet Tobin and
Ted and DeEtta Hudson, all from
Cottage prove.
Audrey Crow, Arthur and Ruth
Campbell and daughter, Darlene,
all from Eugene; Harry and Ber
nice Wilson and sons, Harry and
Charles, from Bremerton, Wash.;
and Bcsse Asia and children, Ter
ry and Merrilee from Newberg.
The "Sleeping Beauty" theme
was used for the room decorations
and for the lovely birthday cake.
After the girls opened their gifts,
birthday refreshments were serv
ed. During the evening, snacks and
games were enjoyed. The follow
ing morning, Mrs. Goodwin served
a pancake breakfast.
Girls present were G i s e 1 e
Beaird, Dorothy Harbaugh, Glen
da Goodwin, Maxine Williams,
Connie Arnett, Clara Gay Talbot,
Lynn Caldwell, Connie Lehi, Paula
and Donna Petrequin, Judy Bick
ncll, Mercy Artime, Trudy Kelm
and the two honorees.
Adults present to help with the
party were Mrs. Bill Beaird, Mrs.
John Harbaugh and the hostess.
Azalea Resident
Feted At Party
Henrv Gaedecke. Azalea old-tim
er, celebrated his S9th birthday atj
a lamuy party Held recently at his
home.
Those present, besides the hon
orec and Mrs. Gaedecke, were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe S. Lapp and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Muir and their four chil
dren, all of Coos Bay; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Smith and two children
of Empire; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith and three sons of Glendale;
Arthur Gaedecke and three chil
dren and Mrs. Esther Paulus, all
of Riddle; Mrs. Bill Sparks of Can
yonville; and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Gaedecke and five children and
Jake Fisher, all of Azalea.
A special cake was made for the
occasion by Mrs. Jack Smith. It
was decorated with waxed gladioli
blossoms.
- Entertainment
JACK and SYDNA
MANN
See them nightly in Rickett's
Revue, & in the Fair Finale
DOUGLAS
cts of blue carnation petals, and
wore wristlets of white carnations
with blue bows.
Dennis Stadig, brother of the
bride, was ring bearer. Best man
was Noel White, brother of tha
bridegroom. Ushers were Leon
White, brother of the bridegroom,
Mike Easton and Ed Wagner of
Portland, cousins of the bride, and
Russell Brice.
Mrs. John Tucker sang "The
Lord's Prayer" and "Oh Perfect
Love." She was accompanied by
Mrs. Homer Grow at the organ.
Mrs. Grow also played the tra
ditional wedding marches.
The mother of the bride chose a
pink brocade silk sheath dress
and white accessories. The bride
groom's mother wore a shaded
gray polka-dotted linen dress suit
with white accessories. Both wore
corsages of white roses.
Following the ceremony,
ccption was given in the reception
room of the church for 100 friends
and relatives.
The bride's table was attractive
ly decorated with blue net over
white. The net was gathered at
the corners with large white bows.
Candelabra of tall white tapers
graced each side of the 3 pil
lared wedding cake beautifully
decorated with blue flowers and
topped with a miniature bride and
bridegroom. Mrs. Veva Mintz of
Eugene, great-aunt of the bride,
presided at the punch bowl. Serv
ing the coffee was Mrs. Jcanette
Easton of Portland, aunt of the
bride.
Mrs. Gertrude Brown of Eu
gene, great-aunt of the bride,
served the cake. She was assisted
by Ann Forrest.
Mrs. Freda Baird and Miss Bev
erly Baird of Eugene, great-aunt
and cousin of the bride, were in
charge of gift!'-. Mrs. Betty Reber,
sister of the bridegroom, present
ed the guest book.
For traveling, the bride chose
a blue silk sheath dress and pink
accessories. Following a honey
moon trip to Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. White are now at home to
their friends in Coos Bay, where
he is employed as a bridge build
er with the state Highway Dept
The bride and bridegroom arcuit niii,s nii mi.. n,.
both graduates of Douglas High
School in Winston.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Price Wagner, Ed Wag
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin East
on, Mike Easton, Linda Easton
and Roberta Easton, all of Port
land; and Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Brown and Mrs. Gus Mintz from
Eugene.
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MR. AND MRS. CHARLIE WHITE, above, were united in
marriage at the First Presbyterian Church in Roseburg
July 27. The bride, Carole Ann Stadig, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stadig of Winston and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Losson White .of Dillard. (Picture
by Barbra E. Wackerbarth). .'' ' '.'
Lockwood Home
Scene Of Picnic .
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lockwood
were host and hostess at a picnic
on the lawn at their home on Lock-
wood Road in Tcnmile for mem
Ders oi meir lamuy. a aenciousi-, ,, rw,,.,.,-
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