Newlyweds Make
Home at Port Orford
To Be December Bride
New residents of FAirl O r­
ford are M r. and Mr« Fred
McGee, recently married at
Falla CMy Christian Church,
Mlaa Glenda Van Bibber
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eu-
gcnr Van Itib liei, and Fled
McGee, aon of Mr. and Mra.
Carl Johnaon, all of Dallas were
united In marriage, July 4.
Rev W illiam Sutton officiated
at the afternoon ceremony
Baskets of red roaea were at
the alter.
Arm llda Mercer,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. E. E
Mercer of Dallaa, was the or­
ganist, playing “ I Do", "B ridal
Chorus" and the “ Wedding
March".
The bride, who waa given In
marriage by her mother, wore
a gown of chantllly lace and
net featuring a satin cummer
bund wlUi a bow at the walat
back. Tw o whMc aatln roaea
held her veil of llluaion, and
her bouquet waa white daisies
4ml rosebuds. Her bridal drear
waa made by Mra. Archie
Sm ith, an aunt of the bride­
groom.
Judl Van Bibber aerved
maid of honor for her slater
and brldeamalda were Sandra
Swenaon, a cousin of the groom,
and Bette Bekkm, another cou-
ain of the groom and daughter
of M r .ind Mr-, BWUWUl Bel­
don of Port Orford. They were
dressed alike In white and red
<treaaea trimm ed w ith lace and
each carried a long stemmed
roae.
M ike Van Scoyk waa beat
man and Dale Van Bibber,
brother of the bride, and Randy A T T E N D OPEN HOUSE
Van Scoyk were the uahera.
A T FORT ORD
Mra. Van Bibber, mother of
M r and M n J a c k W aldle
the bride, wore a black «heath
dress with white acceaaorlea, spent the part weekend visiting
and Mra. Johnaon, mother of their ton, Randy, and attending
the bridegroom, wore a pink open liouse of the t ort Ord Army
base
ahoath dreaa w ith white accea-
Sandy Dearborn accompanied
aorlea. Their flower« were white them on the trip
carnatlona.
Reception Follow«
The newlywed couple greeted VA C A TIO N IN
th d r gueata at the home of the NEW MEXICO
bndegroom'a
parents.
Mr«.
Mn.Helh Churcnill and daugh­
Fred Van Scoyk cut the wed­
ding cake, which waa In the ter, Harhara Sabin enjoyed a two
ihapc of a croaa and was top­ week« v a c a t i o n in Carlsbad,
ped by a miniature bride and New Mexico, visiting there with
friends liorn Alaska, the Thad
groom.
Pouring were Mr«
Sanford fam ily They returned
Archie Smith and Mr». Casey on July 20th, alter touring the
Ewell. Mlaa Sundra Jonea, D al­ Grand Canyon. Petrified Forest,
las, had charge of the gueal Z io n National Park. Carlsbad
book.
Caverns and spending a day in
The
bride attended
high old Mexico.
achool in Falla City and Dallaa
and the bridegroom attended in
W ILLIA M RUTH FAM ILY
Port Orford and Da I la«, grad­
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA
uating in 1U02
At the Port Orford home ol
McGee la employed at West­
O rville Ruth are their son and
ern States Plywood.
fam ily, the W illia m Ruths ol
Garden Grove, California. They
enjoyed a nice trip, especially
the days camping inGrants Pass.
The trip proved eventful in one
r e s p e c t , a fisherman caught
their son johrui), 11, in the lace
w ith a tish hook. They pulled a
housctrailcr and slopped to en­
jo y the beautiful Oregon scen­
ery. Daughter Nancy w as sur-
prisedat the lack of activity for
t e c n a g era and was anxious to
return to Stirling, a popular .port
in southern California. Steven,
age 4, enjoyed everything about
Oregon.
The engagement of Misa
Glenrta Lae Churchill and A2c
Robert T. H err Is being an­
nounced by her parenta, Mrs
Donna Churchill of Langlois
and George Churchill id Port
GUILD DATES
Orford. H err’« parents are Mr.
RUMMAGE SALE
and Mra. Ted H e rr of Bismark,
St. Christopher's G uild w ill North Dakota.
hold a r u m m a g e tale at the
A graduate of Pacific High
Coos-Curry building today and School, Mlaa Churchill attended
tomorrow, August 1st and 2nd.
Pacific Buslnesa College In
Portland and la presently em­
ployed at the Eastlake Branch
BRIDAL SHOWER
nl Seattle First National Bank.
HELD FRIDAY
Seattle. Wn.
Mr«. Janice (Boica) Stichler
Her fiance graduated from
w a s guest of honor at a bridal Blsmark High School in IBfll
shower last Friday evening at the and is serving with the U 3
h o m e of her sister, Mrs. Judy A ir Force, stationed at Paine
Laird, co-hoateaa. Mrs. Nancy Field, Everett, Wn.
Peterson was hostess.
The
engaged
couple
has
Actor Son On Visit
"H im Free" and " l iving Free"
by Joy Adamson are two ol her
books about the Lioness, "Elsa"
whom they found as a cub, raised
to a ma tun lloni 4 andthenre-
lurned her to her native habitat.
These books also te ll of Elsa'«
cubs and of the Adamson's re ­
turn visits to see Elsa and of her
joy i t seeing them.
" I Am Only O n e ’ by M yrtle
R a r k e r . T h i s book contains
twelve chapters W ritten with
quiet consideration, they range
lrom the importance of trivia in
sur live« to the feelings of alone
n, • tnai are ex, -rlenced by all
ol us, how ihe many small in c i­
dents t h a t make up life can
sometimes enrich and change
people's live«; the uniqueness
that makes every new day d iff­
erent, how we are influenced in
our feelings toward others and
bow we in turn, often unknow
I ugly, influence those about us.
" I W ill Adventure" by Eliza­
beth Janet Gray, a youngster'«
«tory about a tw elve year-old
boy'« life in the days of Shake­
speare's England. So vivid are
tin details of everyday fam ily
lift in both country and town
that the reader feels he has act­
ually been there himself.
VISITED IN
ORANGE, CALIF.
Mrs. Jack Rote enjoyed a bus
!I Ip to («rangt
California
cently, where she visited with
her «on and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Kona I Rose.
SON AND F A M ILY VISITS
Mr. and Mss. Dan Van Thetl
and daughters Shelbe andTracy,
came down from Corvallis and
visited w ith Dan's parents, the
H. A. McGarveys last week. Mrs
McGaivey and the Van Theils
made a trip to Portland on Sat­
urday and she returned home on
the bus Sunday evening
O VERNIG HT GUESTS
A T REIS HOME
Thursday, August l, 1 9 6 Î- 3
r .
GRANDDAUGHTERS
V
IS
IT
HERE
planned a December wedding
M ich elle and Kim Polar are
at Langloia.
spending two weeks with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mra Le­
Hare From Roseburg
Thursday, July 25th was a sur­
Mrs Walter Buss of Roseburg prise day for the local Tops Club land Wells. The l i t t l e girls'
home la In Longvipw, Wash.
visited her sister, Mra Newton M e m b e r s were called in the
Haga anti fam ily M r, Frank morning and requested tocome
Wilcox and fam ily and her par- to breakfast at the home of C é ­
enLs, Mr and Mrs. A rt Strain cile Paris, <hewed ¡utt as they
were Many came in night attire,
last week
with curlers and bobby pins, one
minus dentures.
Cousins Visited
A il type» o f aawa
filed quieldy on our
The group started a fund to
Bobby Day of Eureka is spend
p
r r f l . l o g fo le y
mg this week visiting his cous­ send a queen to the convention
A utom atic f i l e r
next
year,
the
rest
of
the
m
eet-
i
ins Debbie and Ricky Price in
** 4 ^ Y"’ir
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ing consisted of fun.
I .a ng io is
fa rte r. <? I • a a • r.
TOPS Club Dates
'Come As You Are"
SAW S FILED
;
Brother Visits
Warren Welch and sons of
Garrison, Mont., were visiting
Welch’s brother, Sterling Welch,
and fam ily in Bandon, and his
iJEAO
LOS ANGELES COUPLE
STRANDED HERE
Mr. and Mrs. M ike Coyne were
on their way be plane lrom Los
Angelei to Florence, Oregon, on
Saturday, but w e r e unable to
land at the North Bend airport
because of fog. They landed at
the local airport and were guest«
of the Jim Wilsons at the bar­
becue on S a t u r d a y evening.
They w e r e generous in their
appreciation of the friendliness
of the people here and enioyed
their stay very much.
RELATIVES V IS IT
Prospect Heights, Illinois, is
the home of Mis. Wesley Fisher
and children, Susan, Larry and
Carol, who visited at the home
of their neicc and cousin Mrs.
Jim Wilson recently. This was
the first tim e they had been to ­
gether in 25 years. The M arvin
Irivc tts were here lrom Fugene
over the weekend to enjoy the
visitors also.
HAS SURGERY
Don Smith of Lakeside T railer
Court, underwent a nose oper-
Itlon in Eugene on July 16th and
has been making biwi ekly visits
to the doctor there since. He is
r. -x -ed to be much improved
at this tim e.
IN SPRINGFIELD
Mi». Tom Meade is enjoying
a few days at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Donal Fromm and
fam ily in Springfield. Tom ex ­
pects to go up overtheweekend
to drive her home
TO V IS IT UNCLE
D o n a l d Knottingham is in
Nyssa, visiting on the farm for
two weeks with relatives.
Recent visitors at the Fred
Reis home were Mrs. Reis'sister
and fam ily from Camas, Wash­
ington, Mr. and Mrs Howard
Raker and children Craig and
Sue.
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Vera Casteel of I^banon is
visiting her brother. Sam Hull,
of Port Orford and sister, Mrs
John Adams, in Gold Beach.
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Sister Visits
sister-in-law, Mrs Jessie Welch,
of Sixes last week Miss Rosalie
Welch, daughter of Sterling
Welch, also visited Mrs. Jessie
Welch
tru e r. Old eave re-
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LETTUCE •-
Gene Gebauer, actor-singer-
ilaiK rr, arrived Monday f r o m
New York city for a two week
vtait w ith his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry C e b a u e r , Silver
Spring-..
M r. Gebauer has currently
been appearing in the show "No
Strings, " which closed its run on
Broadway last week. Starring in
the show was Dianne Carrol. Ge­
bauer has also a p p e a r e d In
"Cam elot" with Richard Burton
and Julie Andrews, and "Once
U p o n a Mattress” w ith Carol
Burnett.
He has been appearing on the
stage and studying in New York
for the past five years.
Port Orford Newa,
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