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.' --.s's 4k, X . t r "?"""' - "'r I ":t KATHY ROSS, new honored queen of Winston Dillard Bethel 53, is crowned by Yvonne Brosi, junior post honored queen, at installation cere monies Monday evening. Theme of the installation was "Key to Happiness." Oakland Club Hosts Dinner The Oakland Friendship Club held a no-hostess potluck din ner during the holiday season tt the Calapooia Club House. Enjoying the dinner and gift exchange which followed were ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thiele, 11 r. and Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux, Mr. and Mrs. Van Hutchcson, Mr. and Mrs. John Bacon, Mr. and and and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr Mrs. Herman Schosso, Mr Mrs. Virgil Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenco Haines, M r Krankie Moore, Jon and Jean Lamoreaux, I.eroy Chenoweth and daughter of Reedsport, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith of Salem Tues., Jon. 7, 1964- The Newt-Review Pog A-l Churc Unite h Rites Couple Miss Joanne Counts became corsages of white carnations. thu bride of Rick Frazier at a Larry Frazier was best man lovely double-ring ceremony on for his brother, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. at the Dil- lard-Winston Methodist Church with the Rev. Everett Gardner officiating. I Miss Counts is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Counts Immediately following t h e wedding a reception was given by the parents of the bride at their home on Cary Street in Winston. The bride's table was beauti- CONDUCTING installation ceremonies of Winston - Dillard Job's Daughters, Bethel 53, were, from left to right: Janice Wright, Karen West, Linda Marie White, Yvonne Brosi, Janet Willis, Wendy White, Nancy Craig and Sherry Engle. Several were past honored queens of bethels in Douglas County. (Photos by Barbra Wackerbarth) - Bethel Has Installation On Monday Miss Kalhy Ross was in stalled as honored queen at an installation meeting of the Win' ston-Dillard Job's Daughters, Bethel 53, Monday evening. The installation, followed by a reception and dance, was held at the Douglas High School. Other officers installed were: Chaplain, Vicki Daniels; treas urer, Diane Muetzel; recorder, Dolores Daye; musician, Lynne Foss; librarian, Elizabeth Buck' leair; Sherry Wilson, Kathy Justis, Christine Burgees, Coy la Saum and Susan Neustel, messengers; senior custodian, June Spearman; junior custodi an, Cheryl Rawdon; inner guard, Juanita Porker, and out er guard, Diane Hcgele. i Also attending the meeting were the guardian, Mrs. Patn cia Garou'.te, and associate guardian, Miles Fccro. Installing officers included junior past honored queen, Yvonne Brosi, who was also so loist; installing guide, Wendy Hunt; installing marshall, Sher ry Engle, past honored queen of Bethel 8, Roseburg; Chap lain, Nancy Craig, past honored queen, Bethel 72, Roseburg; sen ior custodian, Janice Wright past honored queen of Bethel 18, Myrtle Creek; junior custo dian, Janet Willis, past honored rueen, Bethel 53; musician, Lin da Marie White; lady of lights, Kathy Irwin, and recorder, Kar en West, charter honored queen Nancy Jackson and Sharon Buird were in charge of the guest book. Theme of the meeting was "Key To Happiness". The dec orations were pink and gold. of Winston. Parents of the bride-jful with white lace cloth cen- groom are Mr. and Mrs. Buzzitered by a three-tiered wedding Frazier of Myrtle Creek. cake decorated with pink roses The bride, given in marriage: and topped by three white bells. by her father, was lovely in a Punch, coffee and the wedding street length white lace gown with net overskirt. Her shoulder-length net veil was held in place by a crown of orange blossoms. She carried a bou quet of pink carnations. Large baskets of pink and white spider chrysanthemums decorated the altar for the cere mony witnessed by 33 relatives and friends. Maid-of-honor was B rind a Allen, sister of the bride, andiwas in charge of the gift dis- Jesse Counts, also sister of the bude, was bridesmaid. Both wore pink sheath brocade dress es with matching jackets, and cake were served with a buffet supper. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Counts chose a black knit dress with rhinestones with matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a biege satin sheath dress trim med with mink. Both wore cor sages of white carnations. Sharon Counts presented the guest book and Bctte Counts play. The young couple are now re siding at 629 Vista Homes in Roseburg. !qd SIM J kv J I lit 1R V'Vf f. 1 ill 1 VzJ' ' -H " 1 fJ.lVAX .1 i ii i t mm ' f i - x h-WTOLf1- m t - NOW RESIDING IN ROSEBURG are Mr. and Mrs; Rick Frazier, who wore married Nov. 29 at rhe Dilliard-Winston Methodist Church. The bride is the former Joanne Counts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Counts of Winston. The bridegroom's parents are the Buzz Fraziers of Myrtle Creek. (Chris' Studio of Photography) - '- ' - SPRING FASHIONS will be shown at the sryle show and bridge luncheon which will be given Thursday by Women o f the Country Club at the clubhouse. Pic tuied from left are Mrs. William Madson, Mrs. Frank Dixon, Mrs. Dale Roles and Mrs. Lee Stewart, wearing some of the fashions which will be seen at the affair which is for members and their g jesir.. Luncheon will be at noon and will be follewed by the style show ond contract bridge play. Reservations for the event may be mode by calling Mrs. Harold Schmeer or the club, Those attending ore osked to moke up their own tables and bring their own cards. There will be table ond door prizes. (News-Review photo) Don Nuzums Invite Guests Family Meets A delightful holiday dinner I w as given by Mr. and Mrs. Los Mr. and Mrs. Don Nuzum cfiscn White at their home in Oil Tenmile entertained at their. lard for members of the family l isiting was cnjoed during the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Noel I While. Nolcne and Sherry Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Leon White, Dale and Lela Kay. Mrs. Don Reb cr. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie fcx home on Wednesday with a de licious holiday dinner having as their guests .Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mackenzie and daughter. Tcr ri; Mr. Nuzum's brother. Rich aid Cassidy, .who is home on leave from the Navy in San Diego: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cassidy and children of Rose burg. Wendy Knapt, Harry, De vonna, Donald and Jimmy Nu zum. Watch Parade reen of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Conklin, Mr. and Have Dinner Wednesday Relatives gathered at the La dies Club House in Tenmile for a most enjoyable holiday dinner; on Wednesday. J Present were Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lockwood. Mr. and .Mrs. Lawrence Lockwood and Cathy; Mr. and Mrs. Warren lockwood, Carol Diane ar.d Michael; Mr. and Mrs. William Norton, Lin- Mrs. While, Karen, Linda and da and Darrel: Mr. and Mrs. Donna. iDouglas Croy and Connie, Dee- 'na, and David; Mrs. Eva Lak Visit Successful ley, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dwight, Gregory, Lori and Curtis; Mrs TO BE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hennebeck of Sutherlin announce the en gagement of their daugh ter,' Barbara Ann, to Ed ward Allen Dean, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Edward G. Dean : of Roseburg. The bride-elect, a 1963 gradu ate of Sutherlin High School, is now employed at the Community Hospital as a nurses aide. The bride qroom-elect was graduated from Lodi High School, Lodi, Calif., and is present ly employed by the Key stone Machine works in Roseburg. Jon. 25 is the date set for the wedding. IT P VS TO PATRONIZE NEWS-BEVIEW ADVERTISERS J.J.Meredith To Be Honored Friends and relatives of J.. J. Meredith are invited to an open house in honor of his 90th birth day. The affair will be held Saturday, Jan. 1, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Meredith, 148 SE Hauck. The family has requested that tii re be no gifts. Dinner Given On News Years On New Year's Dr.y Mr. and Mrs. Rodney I ruitt entertained at a dinner at their home in Winston. A white lace cloth and a cen terpiece of green cand'es and poinsettias provided a lovely setting for the holiday affair. Places were set for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pruitt, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hull, Tony, Kevin and Kenettc, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pruitt, Cindy, Ricky and Eddie Dinner Given Dinner gues's at the Camas Valley home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill and Susie on Wednes day were Mrs, Hills parent's lr a nrl Tra 'rtnona riwiahf .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dwight and children, Gail, Steve and Mark from Tenmile; Mrs. Lel.ila Rains, Donald Rains and Mrs. Hanna Morral from Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kirkcndall, Tracy and Linda dimming. i 1I1AUVS FIRST QUALITY OPEN Mon-Tues-Wed-Sat 9:30 Till 5:30 Thur-Fri. 9:30 Till 9:00 The Jay-c-ette children's Christmas party held in Decem ber was a most successful even! ut '.hp l-'ailh l.iithrrtn Church uon I'oner emenainen sever al guests at dinner on x.tcli child participated in dee Year's Day at his home in:ra:ing the tree. Later the chil Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. . jdren were visited by Santa, who Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. OeorKe, arrived via helicopter and pre Cornish. Mrs. Glads Stafford sented gifts to each. Photo and Mrs. Frances Omslead cn I graphs were taken. joved watching the parade and Delicious refreshments c r e Rose Bowl games with hun on served to the children and theirlcousins. Mrs. Verna Cain and his color TV set. -parent; 'son Raymond of Myrtle Point. Cloorgia Griffith. Shcrrie and Toni. Breitenbuchers Entertai Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Breiten bucher entertained on N e w Year's day with a delicious din ner at their home in Tenmile. having as guests his brother. Lewis Breitenbucher. and son. Trenton, of Powers: Mr. and Mrs. Byrd imith of Idleyld, and Beginner's Dance Classes NOW STARTING Ballet Pft-School Tutsday 11 A.M. TAP Prt-School t ri. . 3 PM ALL CHILDREN NEED DANCING LESSONS Call lit to find out mora (tout It. Do Not Walt 'TH Yovf Children Art Too Old! Phone 673-3423 Ralph Patterson! Ballet 4.7-1 Yn. 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