Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 01, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textft- FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG," OREGON SATURDAY, MAY I, 1948 mi fry Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER . MRS. A. F. 6HUKLE IS " HONORED AT PINK AND BLUE SHOWER PARTY Mrs. A. W. Joelson and Mrs. William E. Mills were co-hostosscs at a charming pink and blue shower party at Ritter's Back Forty on the North Umpqua river Friday evening In compli ment to Mrs. A. F. Shuklo. Apple blossoms, arranged In an appropriate centerpiece vase graced the table. Pink and blue tapers completed the table deco rations and bouquets of flowering quince were used about the rooms. A decorated cradle filled with lovely gifts was presonted to Mrs. Shukle from: Mrs. M. E. Ritter, Sr., Mrs. Perry Upright, ' Mrs. Leo Rinehart, Mrs. Fuller Johnson, Mrs. Robert Browning, Mrs. Bertram Shoemaker, Jr., Mrs. Charles Church, Miss Pat ricia Mayo, Miss Helen Falbe, Mrs. Glen Beach, Mrs. Bud Recce, Mrs. Ruth Reece, Mrs. Herbert Anderson, Mrs. Clair Whetchei, Mrs. Eric Crane, Mrs. James Bewly, Mrs. Ray Asbury, Mrs. Tommy Havens, Mrs. Alfred Cloake, Mrs. Leonnrd Barge, Mrs. Charles Doerner, Mrs. A. B. Cacy, Mps. Charles Jenkins, Mrs. George Short, Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. Leslie Pfaff, Mrs. Ida Alli son, Mrs. Don Matson, Mrs. W, Huddleson, Mrs. M. L. Hallmark Mrs. Ialo Stenhens. Mrs. T. H Gremsgard of Coquille (formerly Eleanor Rudd) who visited at the A. W. Joelson home, and the hostesses. Games were played with prizes ocing awaraca to ine winners. Later In the evening Mrs. Joelson ana Mis. Mills, assisted by Mrs. Hallmark, Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Gremsgard, served delicious re- tresnmenls. MRS. EMMA P. WOODS COMPLIMENTED AT PARTY ON BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY Mrs. Emma P. Woods, who celebrated her 841 h birthday mini zisi. was complimented at a charming one o'clock luncheon given by Mrs. O. N. Wallace, Mrs. riarom uoueock and Mrs. Carl Nickens nt the Wallace homo Wednesday. Snr nor flowers decn rated the table. A beautiful birth day cake was cut In honor of the occasion. Lovely gifts were presented to iwr. woods irom tne three host esses and Mrs. Charles Harris Mrs. Terry Dunham, Miss Elsie wettstein, Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Ella Harris and Mrs. Fred Goff. Visiting was enjoyed during the aiiernoon. Church of Christ West End of Oak St Bridge Those Interested (n serving Christ are cordially Invited to attend regular Sunday services at 11 A. M. Sunday School 10 A. M. Evening Services 7:30 P. M. Wed. Evening BIMs 8tudy 7:30 P. M. AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mrs. Homer Grow Presents to the Public THE MOVIE MOONLIGHT SONATA Music Sound Track By PADEREWSKI As One of the Many Features of Music Week No Admission Charge Monday, May 3 8:00 P. M. Horizon Club Has Formal Initiation Ceremony . i' Vr.;j. .if 7 t .f. A. if-H', V r l Lf' ' y-Qiv 'rA if 1 -'Ai A ? ' t ' ' Left to light: Janet Buckingham, Rosemary Spackman. Nanette DcsBiens. Dnnna Pin n.. Lou Tauscher, Mary Anne Foster and Ethel Mae Wilson. . . ' Eha wi Okl hi Horizon Club held formal initiation at the at tractive home of Mrs. Philip Met- schan on South Kane street Tues day evening. Mrs. Kidney Do menlco, Camp Fire director, led the ceremony and the three spon sors, Mrs. If. Wilson, Mrs. E. R. rosier and Mrs. E. L. 'Iauscher presented the membershin nins and handbooks to the members. The leader, Miss Helen Larkin, the sponsors and the girls in itiated wore lovely pastel-colored formals. Officers installed were: presi dent, Janet Buckingham: vice president, Donna Lee Pinard: secretary, Elhel Mae Wilson, and treasurer, Nanette Des Biens. Other girls initiated were Mary Anne Foster, Rosemary Spack man and Betty Lou Tauscher. ueucious reiresnments were served later to Mrs. Philip Met schan, Mrs. Joseph Kloberdanz. Mrs. J. Pinard, Mrs. E. R. Buek- ingiiam, Mrs. K. Kaade, Mrs. R. ivicuonaid, Miss Annaloris and miss nay ward, Miss Margaret juyce, ivirs. naroia Des Biens, Mrs. E. Princen and Mi cq Horn. ardine Princen, guests, and the mumuers oi ine club. JOYCE KNUDSON IS HONORED AT PARTY ON TWELFTH BIRTHDAY Joyce Knudsan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Knurtson, celebrated her twelfth birthday the evening of April 21st at a charming surprise party given by her mother at their home at 1022 S. Hamilton street in Sun dale addition. Dutch Iris and pink tulips, flanked by tall pink tapers, grac ed the prettily appointed table. A beautiful birthday cake was cut and served with ice-cream and punch. Game were played and lovely gifts were presented to Joyro jig IMNfk, IATEST Foxtrot Waltz Jitterbug Rumba Samba Old Time ULAH RHODEN ' School of Dance . , PRESENTS CLASSES IN BALLROOM DANCING Introducing Gertrude Starmcr (Formerly With Arthur Murray) For High School Students, Young Adults, and Adults WEDNESDAYS, 7 to 10 P. M. Private Instructions Available Thursdays, from 7 till 11 P. M. GET CLASS TICKETS NOW! SPECIAL RATES ' Inquire Wednesday or Thursday Evenings at Odd Fellows Hull Phone 857-L from: Janice Johnson, Roberta Adams, Hallio Bond, Jeanete Sherwood, Joanne Zemllcka, Roberta John, Kay Emery, Shar on Fingerlos, Gloria Hartle, Sal ly Rpe Adams, Delores Streeby, Bettjf Jo Matthews and Sue Wes sing.l BIRTHDAY PARTY IS GIVEN FOR LELAN D HOUSER Mrs. Lonnle Houser entertain ed at a delightful birthday party at her home on Military Avenue honoring her son, Lcland. Many lovely gifts were presented to the guest of honor. A birthday cake was .served with punch anil ice cream from a beautiful hand made lace cloth centered with a bouquet of cut spring flowers. Mrs. Hotiser was assisted in nrv. ing by Mrs. Lcland Houser. Spring imwris were used in attractive bouquets about the rooms, i Those present were Mrs. Mary Rouse, Denny Houser. Fritz Slorgen, Jim Howard, Mr. and -t- DIESEL AND OAS TRACTOR SERVICE Combines and all Farm Equipment FRED GOETZ Garden Valley Road Raioburg. Ore. HI. 2. no 101 Phont 4B3-R-1 Mrs. Will! Mrs. Leland Houser and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie J. Houser. Music and visiting were enjoyed during iiiu evening. MRS. A. G. HENNINGER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON FRIDAY Mixed spring blossoms graced the attractively appointed table used by Mrs. A. G. Henninger fiiday aftornoon, when she en tertained her bridge club at her lovely home in Laurelwood at a one o'clock dessert-luncheon. Li lacs were used about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. Fred Lockwood and Mrs. J. E. Slattery, guests, and Mrs. A. D. Parr Mrs. Edwin Nolte, Mrs. O R. Hess, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. Frederick Cnapman, Jr, Mrs. Frederick J. Porter and the hostess, Mrs. Hennineer. Contract bridge was in during the aflernoon with Lockwood and Mrs. Hess nmg tne nign scores MYRON MEAD HONORED AT PARTY ON ELEVENTH HIHIMDAY SUNDAY Myron Mead, son of Mr. and Mis. Minor Mead, celebrated his eleventh birthday at a most en joyable party at his home on lerrace Avenue Sunday evening. Bingo was played and prizes were awarded to the winners. Pink and yellow colors were carried out for the table decora tions. A large angel food birth day cake was cut and served with other refreshments. Gifts were presented to Myron from: Milo Coffman, Brice Niel sen, Marshall Nelson, Duke Rick etts, Joey Hallmark, Harold Stree by, Lurry Anmot, Nancy, Gale and Spencer Groshong and Billy Dick and Patsy Gocrgen. Mrs. Mead was assisted in serv ing by Goergen and Mrs. Gros-! hong. MISS JEAN WILEY IS COMPLIMENTED AT BRIDAL SHOWER PARTY FRIDAY Mrs. R. B. Hampton entertain ed at a charming bridal shower Friday evening at her attractive home on Chadwlck street In com- Eliment to Miss Jean Wiley. Blue yacinths and white China lilies formed the table decorations, while mixed spring blossoms were artistically arranged about the rooms. Games were played with prizes going io jvirs. a. j. snoemaKer, and Miss Jackie Carstens. Beauti ful gifts were presented to Miss Wiley from her mother, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Sr., Mrs. S. J. Shoe maker, Miss Joyce Quine, Mrs. Robert Harrison, Mrs. Ward Cum mings, Jr., Mis. Casey Morgan, Mrs. O. Carr, Miss Norma Cox, MJss Delores Waggoner, Miss Yvonne Byrd, Mrs. Ed Harvey, Mrs. Art Bartlett, Miss Marilvn Dixon, Miss Jackie Carstens, Mrs. Jean Buswell, Miss Betty Lou Crocker. Mrs. Earl Wilev. Jr.. Mrs. Lawerence Wiley, Mrs. Vic tor Kelley, Miss Nellie Templeton, Mrs. E. A. Britton, of Eugene and the hostess, Mrs. Hampton. Follow'ng the opening of the fifts, Yes. Hampton, assisted by Irs. Kelley and Mrs. Harrison, served lovely refreshments. ALPHA THETA CHAPTER MEETS AT CHURCH HOME ON TUESDAY EVENING Alpha Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met at the home of Mrs. H. C. Church, 205 South Kane street, Tuesday evening with Mrs. Joseph Wycoff and Mrs. M. W. Brown assisting hos tesses Two very interesting subjects, "Literature" by Mrs. Brown and "Life As An Art," by Mrs. O. A. Kennerly, Jr., were given, fol lowed by a group discussion. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Robert Renie, guest; Mrs. Jack Fariss, Jr., Mrs. O. A. Kennerly, Jr., Mra. Ray Puckett. Mrs. Don Wilson. Mrs. J. B. Josse, Mrs. E. B. Smith, Miss Shirley Haines, Mrs. Robert Kidder, Mrs. E. H. Rawson, Mrs. Eugene Powell, Miss Cecelia Watzig. Mrs. Ted H. Wirak, Mrs. John Todd and Mrs. John Gard ner, members. COUNTRY CLUB GUEST . DAY BRIDGE-TEA TO BE EVENT OF MAY 6TH The annual spring guest-day bridge-tea of the women of the Roseburg Country Club will be a large event of next Thursday, May 6, at one o'clock at the clubhouse. Tea will be served at four o'clock. Committees have been appointed by the president, Mrs. F. W. Saling. Prizes will be awarded both guests and mem bers in the contract bridge play. Reservations for the affair may be made by calling Mrs. Paul feyron at 1184-J or Mrs. E. A. Pearson at 576-R. Prizes for Thursday moraine's bridge play were won by Mrs. H. C. Stearns, high: Mrs. Walter Brydges, second, and Mrs. K. D. Adams, third. Luncheon was en ioyed at noon by Mrs. F. W. Saling, Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mm. Koy Sedell, Mrs. Paul Moen, Mrs. K. D. Adams, Mrs. J. F. Dil lard, Mrs. W. F. Amiot, Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. Mitchell Moore, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Eugene Krewson, Mrs. Paul Syron, Mrs. C. E. Knight, Mrs. Joe Perault, Mrs. Walter Brydges, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. H. C. Stearns and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey. In the day's golfing Mrs. Walter Fisher and Mrs. H. C. Every Saturday Night Legion Hall OAKLAND DANCE Sponsored by American Legion Balrd-Heafon PmJ Music by Bob Weaver and hie Orchestra Admission 75c each, tax Inc. Stearns won the prizes. An nouncement has been made by the golf committee that Mrs Walter Fisher is winner in tiie first flight of the Steams-Bridges trophy tournament, having de feated Mrs. C. E. Knight. The winner of the trophy this year is Mrs. H. C. Stearns. Meats WHOLE SALE and CUSTOM Cutting and wrapping lor food lockers oir specialty. Clay Ulam Oren Ledgerwood Van Dine Meat Co. 2i miles N. of Myrtle Creek on Hlway 99 Phone Myrtle Creek 19-F-X-l Open 8 to 5 Daily Wednesday Evening Until 10 NOW OPEN SERV-UR-SELF LAUNDRY Wash on New Maytag Machines Tumbler Dryers Cobb & Rice Sts. Back of South End Fuel Co. 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