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t The Newi-Revlew, Roseburg, Or. Sat. Feb. 9,' 1952 A DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY was held at trie Jack Chapman home on South Kane Street Feb. 1, honoring Gwen McLaughlin, who was five Jan. 13; and Gail McLaughlin, who was four Feb. I. In the lower picture, Gwen and Gail, left and right, pose with their sister, Laurie Jo, who was a year old Jan. 2. They are the three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. Eldon McLoughlin, who also have a son, born Jan. 9, 1952. Left fo right in the above picture are, seated front row: Andrea Keasey, Gail McLoughlin, Gwen McLaughlin, Linda Fuchs; second row, Laurie Jo Mc Laughlin. Mike Pollard, Kim McLaughlin, Roger McLaughlin, JeW Dilley, Arden Shelton and Joan Fuchs. Back row: Ricky Keosey, Koy Chapman and Larry McLaughlin. Raina Lynn ond Sherill Chapman and Patty Green were not pressnt when the picture was taken. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) ill v if vjfsf ' All four of the children of Mr. and Mrs. R. Eldon McLauehlin of Roseburg celebrate their birth days wiuiin a month s time. Gwen and Gail celebrated their birthdays at a charming party given by their momer ana aunt, airs. McLaugh lin and Mrs. Jack- Chapman, at the latter's beautiful home on South Kane Street Friday after noon. Red and white streamers, red nearis, cupias ana nyacintns were used to carry out a very pretty S7fi I J D ADD . V I II '.'"' ..'. . " ' . " . I ' ' i f ' V'- .,'(!, ..-.V :"(!." ii. Vrf W. BETROTHED Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Black of Startex, S. C, announce the engagement of their daughter, Vearlene, to Sgt. Lewis R. Opal, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Opol of Roseburg. Sgt. Opal joined the Air Force in April, 1950, ond is now stationed with the AACS Det., in Marietta, Ga. . No date has been set for the wedding. , Valentine motif for the blrthdav table. Lovely gifts were presented 10 vwen ana uau. Mothers attending the oartv be- sides the two hostesses included: Mrs. Don Shelton, Mrs. Dow Kea sey Jr., Mrs. Elwood McLaugh lin Mrs Mike Dilley and Mrs. Art Pollard. Games were played during the social hour, after which Mrs. Chap man and Mrs. McLaughlin served refreshments. j MRS. GEORGE MARSTERS JR., HONORED AT PINK AND BLUE SHOWER IN ROSEBURG HOME Mrs. George Marsters Jr.. of Medford, Ore., was pleasantly sur prised Friday evening at the borne of her aunt, Mrs. Fred Bowen, with a pink and blue shower. Mrs. Bowen was assisted by Mrs. W. T. Stitlner. A large cake tooued with pink roses and a pair of tiny 6luebooties and a pink and blue bassins hold ing doll, formed the table decor ations. Baby pictures were arranged about the rooms. Mrs. Howard Crook, at the piano, played ' Brahms Lullaby as the hostesses presented the guest of honor with a bassinet full of lovely gifts. The evening was spent playing gnmes and visiting. Prizes went to Mrs. Adrian Bowen and Mrs. Mar tha Brown. Later in the evening refresh- If Wr, JJc RolcA MCaJ 1 i l n t ami . a ai otmoveiu ritair V II onora Mrs. Robert McCarl, was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower party given Wenesday evening by Mrs. Lyle Fcnner, Mrs. O. J. Fett, Mrs. Ulenn scon and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt at ttie lat ter's home. The McCarls recently became parents of son, Brian Douglas. Linda Jo and Bob Jr., the McCarls' two older children, were also present for the opening of the gifts, after whi they were IHKl'n 1IU1UC. Following a period of visiting and the opening of many gifts, Mrs O. J. Fctt, Mrs. Glenn Scott, Mrs. Walter Brittell. Mrs. Wallis Cole and Mrs. Eldon Howard pre sented a hilarious tklt. whicti proved of much enjoyment to the guests. Late in the evening, refresh ments were served by the host esses Mrs. Lyle Fenner. Mrs. O. J. Fett. Mrs. Glenn Scott and Mr. Leroy Hiatt to the guest of honor ana me Mentames George .Mcln tosh, Eldon Howard, Wallis Cole, Waiter Bntlcll, Glen Miller, Bob Doty, E. H McGehey, Thomas Kerr, Bob Weber, MUton Lindley, Warren Ward, J4ha Kott, Max Dick, Jim Davis and Miss Carol Kerr. The refreshment tables were set for gioups ot tour with tall yellow tapers set in silvir candle holders anu occoratol with streamers cen tering the service. The color mnlif was carried through the house with white linen cloths, silver service rnd yellow decorations 1 ments were served by the hostess es, assisted by Mrs. Lou Marsters, Mrs. George Marsters Sr., Mrs. Thurman Cannon and Mrs. Adrian Bowen Those present were- Mrs. George Marsters Jr., guest of hon or; Mrs. Clara Morrison, Mrs. Martha Brown and daughter,. Nor ma; mrs. Nick Femberling. Mrs. Mary Moore. Mrs. Lester Adams Mrs. Dale Russell. Mrs.' E. W Woods, Mrs. Howard Crook. Miss Louise Steffenson, Mrs. Albert Kronke, Mrs. Karen Feguson, Miss Myrna Marsters, Miss Lonnie Honeycutt and Miss Tonie Bowen Those invited guests out - of town or unable to attend but send ing gifts were: Mrs. Roscoe Mar- siers, vista calif., Mrs. Glen Cald well, San Mateo, Calif., Mrs. Roy Anderson. Salem, Ore., Mrs. Bill Moran, Corvallis, Ore., Mrs. Bill marsters. Marcola, Ore.. Mrs. Art Kenny. Grans Pass: Mrs. Rnhert Chilson. Lompec, Calif., and Mrs. Oscar Revel, Miss Barbara John son and Miss Dolores Horton, Roseburg. CAMAS VALLEY PTA HOLDS CARD PARTY Camas Vallev couDles enlnved the PTA card party held Feb. i. Mrs. Guy Moore and Jim Blanden were high scorers for canasta and Mrs. Grant Horner and Lee Banks were high scorenj for Pinochle. The door prize was won by Mrs. v. k. Dunnam. Proceeds of 522 went to benefit th Camas Valley PTA. PAST MATRONS CLUB MEETS AT HERCHER HOME Past Matrons Club of Roseburg Chapter No. 8, 0. E. S., met at the home of Mrs. Florence Her cber in Dillard Monday evening for the regular dessert - supper and business meeting. Hostesses for the evening were: Mrs. Her- cher, Mrs. H. H. Turner and Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher. The Val entine motif was carried out at the serving table and early spring! iiowers were usea aooui ine aurac tive rooms. Mrs. Sturgell Walker and Mrs. William Unrath distrib uted the 1952 year books and were thanked by the club for their very attractive work. The regular business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. J. H. Howe,' and the follow- ine guests were welcomed: Mrs. O. D. McAllister, P. M. of North Star Chapter, No. 21 Drain, Ore., Mrs-. Goerge cnurcmn, wormy matron of Roseburg Chapter No. Mrs. John William Roberts an associate matron and Mrs. Ray Hapton, conductress of Roseburg Chapter No. 8. The following members an swered roll call: Mrs. G. C. Finlay, Mrs. Elizabeth Hemline, Mrs. J. H. Howe, Mrs. Frances Lintott, Mrs. GoergeMarshall, Mrs. V. J. Micelll, Mrs. M. J. Newland, Mrs. Grant Osborn, Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Mrs. William Unrath. Mrs. Flossie Virdcn, Mrs. Sturgell Walker, Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs. R. D. Wil liams, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. Carl Wimberlv and the hostesses Mrs. O. D. McAllister, now living In Dillard, was later welcomed as a new member of the club. A country auction, with Mrs. J. P. Motsehenbacher acting as auc tioneer, was held following the business meeting and SSI was gained for the club project. DOUGLAS COUNTY SALON MOLDS REGULAR SESSIONS Jan. 22 a formal banquet. was Tield at the Umoaua Hotel by the Douglas County Salon 505, Eight and f orty, ine ousiness .meeting was m charge of Mrs. Myrtle Olm' schied with initiation of new mem. bers in charge of Mrs. Mary Eak in. Those initiated were: Mrs. Is obel Cress, Oakland and Mrs. Betty Hungenord, Drain. Memners ana guests in attendance included: Mrs. Myrtle Olmschied, Mrs. Betty Moore. Mrs. Louise Young, Mrs. Lucille Roughcore, Roseburg; Mrs. Fern Neas, Mrs. itutn cowards, Mrs. Ethel Truitt and Mrs. Isobel Cress, Oakland; Mrs. Marguerite LaGrander and Mrs. Betty Hun. gerford. Initiation took place in the American Legion Hall, KOhl bagen Building. , ... The Salon held an October meet ing at the home of Mrs. Marguerite LaGrander in Drain and a Nov- vember meeting at the office of the Douglas County TB Associa tion. A masniiprarfo nartv was held at the home of Mrs. Be,tty Moore in uecemoer. LGENEVA GUILD MEETS TUESDAY AT EVANS HOME Geneva Guild of the First Pres byterian Church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. David Evans on Winchester Street. Mrs. James Loomis, president. opened and conducted the business meeting. A program based on the study of Missions of the Presby terian Church within the United States was adopted for the com ing year. At the close of the meeting re freshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. David Evans, Mrs. Dale Jefferson, Mrs. Clarence Wheatley and Mrs. James Loomis to the following members and guests: Mesdames Dale Smith, Harvey Lucas, Sidney Fredrick son, Al Berni, Don Coyhendall, Fred Field, A. H. France, George N. Lend, John L. Delzell, George Luoma, Alva Laws, William D. Green, Victory H. Ding, Victor D. Lewis, John H. Stratton, Russell H. Hagg, JJale Jefferson, Clarence Wheatley, Lee Sharman, John Bray, Emil Antonen, Forrest Mc Kay, Alvin Hoffman, Harold Glo ver, James Loomis and David Evans. A clever Valentine decoration was carried out on the serving table and on uia refreshments. DEGREE OF HONOR PROTECTIVE ASSN. HOLDS RECENT MEETING The Decree of Honor Protective Association met Thursday in the American Legion Hall for instal lation of officers. They were installed by Sister Ethel Lindholm Hiatt, national treasurer and state director of Portland who was assisted by Al pha Newman, state . second vice president and district organizer of Grants Pass and Mary Drake, past president of Grants Pass. Those installed included: pres ident, Fern Hobday; vice pres ident, Evelyn Frazier, second vice president, Sadie Stack; past pres ident, Mary Curtis; secretary, Vir- ginia Welch; treasurer, Bertha Shrum; usher, Thella Webber; as sistant usher, Dorene Wheeler; flag bearer, Kay Snyder; pianist, Arvetta Green and juvenile dir ector, Helen Fenwick. Following the meeting the mem bers had refreshments at the Or iental Cafe. The next meeting will be Feb. 14. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER GIVEN FOR MRS. DICKENS Mrs. Harry Barnes, Mrs, Law rence Longbrake and Mrs. Harry West, of Sutherlin, entertained at a surprise pink and blue shower party for Mrs. Claude Dickens in the social rooms of the Sutherlin Christian Church last week. Lovely gifts were presented to the guest of honor from: Leota Hardssty, Ethel Manning, Minnie Abeene, Marcia Newman, Bertha Sanders, Betty Stamford, Ada Abeene, Joyce West, Blanche Heca thorn, Eleanor Woolett, Irene Web ster, Luna Priest, Ruth Vogelphol and the hostesses, Mrs. West, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Longbrake. During the social hour tradition al games were played and visit ing was enjoyed. At the close of the afternoon dainty refreshment! were served at a table covered with i green and white leafy table cloth, cen tered with a very pretty" arrange ment ef green and varigated Ivy. BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Hclmer Oberg of Brock. way announce the engagement of their daughter,-. Sonja, to Deon Wooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wooley ot Toledo, Wash, No date has been set for the wedding. Sonjo is now attending Jlome." was put on display for the University of Oregon. Mr. Wooley wos recently discharged j? "nce r" from the Marines. I Enjoying the evening with Mrs. BETA GAMMA CHAPTER HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING THURSDAY Beta Gamma Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, was entcr aiffed by Mrs. Harold Cacy and Mrs. Charles Jones Thursday evening at the lovely new home of the former. The business meeting was con ducted by the vice president, Mrs. Dale Roles. A Centennial party was planned for the latter part of the month and committees were appointed for the affair. . Committees reported on the spring dance, which will be an vent of March. Following the business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Marvin Doty winning the (rand prise. Tnc club proiect, rne mooci Jones and Mrs. Cacy were: Mrs. Don Rogan, Mrs. Dale Roles, Mrs. John Mowery, Mrs. Marvin Doty, Mrs. I. J. Bean, Mrs. Bob Sullivan and Mrs. Craig Dishman. The next meeting will be Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Home of Mrs. Bert Holt. WEDNESDAY MORNING BRUNCH ENJOYED Mrs. Harry Brown of Dillard was hostess Wednesday morning at a brunch. Mrs. Gladys Peterson gave a household demonstration. Games were played with the prizes awarded to Mrs. Lorraine Smith and Mrs. Pearl Tealer. guests were Mrs. Nina Lange, Mrs. Jo Jiaras, Mrs. Pearl Tealer, Mrs. Lorraine Smith and her sis ter, Mrs. Deena Remington, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Mickey Dawson, Mrs. Laticia Halversoa and Mrs. Mary Lee Walker. J -4sfa r: A CELEBRATES FOURTH BIRTHDAY Benny Moore, son of Mr. refreshments at a table centered with a circus birthday cake, and Mrs. Mitchell Moore, celebrated his fourth birthday ot a Favors were presented to the children. In the above picture delightful party Monday afternoon, Feb. 4, at his home on Eas! are, left to right: Benny Moore, guest of honor, Jimmy Nutt, Douglas Street. Guests were invited to enjoy the party from Nancy Crenshaw, Koy Steece, Michael Harmon and Pat Har three to five o'clock. Games were ployed and gifts were pre- man. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) sented to the guest of honor, after which Mrs. Moore served! X 4
