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LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and NINA JOAN DAVIS Sat., June 21, 1952 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5 - j j - t l4 ,W v MISS MERILEE YEAGER, above, who has been employed as a psychometrist at the Uni versity of Oregon Counseling Center, Eugene, has returned to Roseburg, where she. has accepted a position with the Douglas County Welfare Commission. Merilee was grad uated from Roseburg High School and from University of Oregon in 1950. She is the daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Bruce Yeoger of 421 S. Jackson Steet, Roseburg. (Picture by Paul Jenkins). on A most enjoyable family dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Reece. The two o'clock potluck affair was served in the lovely garden. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Findlay, Mr. and Mrs. Les Miller and children; Mr. and d Mrs. Ed Bryant and children of r Philomath, Ore.f Mr. and Mrs. George Radabaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Lundstrom and children of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gadway, Mr. and Mrs. Don Star mer and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reece and daughter; Bob Reece, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. New port and Don, Nonda and Carole; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Richardson and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Reece. Games were enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours. Later, motion pictures taken In Alaska were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Reece Yfr5. Eugene Spring Cjivei (bridge - oCunci er teon A very charming party of the week was given by Mrs. Eugene Springer Thursday, when she en tertained a group of friends at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon at the limp- qua Hotel, followed by contract bridge at her attractive home in Westmoreland. A long arrangement of pastel- colored sweetpeas and fern graced the large luncheon table. Guests invited to enjoy the occasion with Mrs. Springer included: Mrs. Har ry Hildeburn, Mrs. Ray B. Comp- ton, Mrs. o. K. r eterson, Mrs. A. F. Micelll and daughter, Miss El- eanore; Mrs. R. D. Williams, Miss Agnes rilchford, Mrs. Vance Ea ger, Mrs. L. W. Metzger, Mrs, Roy 0. Young, Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs. George Luoma, Mrs. H. (J. Berg, Mrs oii rcit. Mrs. W. H. Carter. Mrs, Ernest L. Dawe, Mrs. May Ma thews, Mrs. Harold Bellows, Mrs. L. F. Nielsen and Mrs. Frederick 1. Porter. High score for the afternoon's contract brUIge play was won by Mrs. Hildeburn and Mrs. Compton winning the second high score priz. MRS. DON HARMON FETED AT SHOWER ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Don Harmon was compli mented with a lovely pink . and blue shower Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. II. W. Conn and Mrs. Don Kruse were hostesses for the Hap py Hour Club and a pot-luck luncheon was held at Umpqua Park after which Mrs. Harmon opened her many lovely gifts. Those present were: Mrs. II. B. Kruse and Joanie; Mrs. Neil Christ ian and Greg, Mark and Dean; Mrs. Don Guiley; Mrs. Ernest Trussell, Mrs. L. W. Cottrell and Gordy; Mrs. Dayle Webster and zelle and Valerie; Mrs. Don Kruse and Jeffcry; Mrs. R. L. Harmon; Mrs. Clarence Miller; Mrs. Dick Helmboldt and Ulenda and Ricki; Mrs. Ray Asburry and Larry and Rachel; Mrs. E. A. Helmboldt; Mrs. Floyd Felt and Linda and An lee; Mrs. E. G. Cloake; Mrs. Grace Cloake. Mrs. Dale Guiley; Mrs. Floyd Felt and Linda and Annlee; Mrs. E. G. Cloake; Mrs. Tom Havens and Cherie and Ritch ie; and the honor guest Mrs. Don Harmon and Peggy, Gail and Bob by. Those sending gifts but unable to be present were Mrs. William Hromps and Mrs. Nellie Myers Connie and Kerry; Mrs. Don Rust , The next meeting of the Happy and Robbie; Mrs. H. W. Conn and 1 Hour Club will be at Singleton Lola; Lynette and Lee; Mrs. J. t. Park at the Forks at 2 p.m, - -r V i - X J :: , : . ' - . Yh Stapleford; Mrs. Ned Dixon; Mrs. Charles Lee; Mrs. C. N. Downing; Mrs. C. M. Stark; Mrs. John Tro- Wednesday, July 9. Mrs. Ernest Trussell and Mrs. W. C. Bailey will be hostesses. location to make, their home. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gore, Mr. and Mrs. Art Rychard, Mrs. Edna Miller, Clifford, Patty Morin, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKirdy, Mrs. At lanta Hybbell and daughter Myr na, Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Ry chard and son; Mrs. Juanita Thornton and three children; Mr. are spending several months in and Mrs. Leonard Brooks Jr. and Anchorage, Alaska, where Mr. two children; Margaret Croman, Reece Is employed. They had come ?lrs' 7'ad.ys Morm an1 Mr- ana to Roseburg for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Raeda Jean, and James W. Poirot, which was an event of June 14 at the First Methodist Church. MR. AND MRS. W. LIKELY HONORED AT FAREWELL' A farewell party was given re cently honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Likely who will leave Yoncalla shortly. Neighbors and friends ga thered for an evening of visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Likely received a large thermos jug from their friends, as they plan on traveling extensively before deciding on a Mrs. Likely. MR. AND MRS. F. REECE ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Reece were dinner guests Monday even ing at the C. E. Reece home. They left Tuesday by plane for Anchor age, Alaska where he has been employed for the past year. They spent several days at their home in Roseburg at which time their daughter Raeda was married to James Pirot, a student of Oregon State College. The young couple are spending the summer at An chorage where Pirot will be employed. 1 t. ft -i .1 .OM H kJL, r .... . - NJJT' M . .1vk. I , . x I rife ; . . .... fXl ; : ... 1 t ' , i t , i 4.. ,y .2. . jr-1 Al ''AtV '..V jf ' ' t. ' ' TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underwood of Roseburg hove announced the engaqement of their daughter, Betty June, to Carl Odell Nichols of Roseburg. The bridegroom elect is employed at Ford's Mill. (Photo by Clark's Studio). -cX: Pi-. w .. . ... .) , Xv S.". , -J A r"- WILL MARRY VERLE J. COUNTS Mr. on d Mrs. Glen D. Parker of Roseburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacquel ine Joy, to Verle J. Counts, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Jasper Counts of Mulino, Ore. The bride-elect is employed as a secretary in the , Ken Bailey Insurance Agency. She attended Pocific University and is a member of Kop- i pa Delta Sorority. The bridegroom-elect it employed by the Weyerhauser Timber Corp., in Sutherlin. He was graduated from Oregon State Colleqe in 195 1. No date has been set for the wedding. (Picture by Joy Golden of Fredrickson's Photo Lob). xaminatlonA udabu u fallen $y f-tano fuplii Miss Jean Williams of Portland spent several, days in P.osebur' last week adjudicating syllabus ex aminations for the Oregon Music Teachers' Association. Pupils oi Mrs. S. Clarence Trued and Miss Gladys Strong entered the exam inations and pupils of Mrs. Homer Grow had auditions. Verv hieh standards of musicianship were at tained by the students and they were complimented for their fine woric. . The local teachers were verv fortunate in having Miss Williams again this year as she gives a very constructive examination. She Is a finely trained musician with wide experience and is well known as a composer. She Is a past president of the O.M.T.A. and has. contributed to the progress of music teaching in Oregon. Miss Williams was a guest of Miss Strong while she was in Roseburg. 1 Pupils bf Mrs. Trued who took the examinations were: Ellis Vance, Lorna Vance, Richard Du. vail, Paula Smith, Alan VanDyke and Karen March. Pupils of Miss Strong who took the examination were: James Cook, GaylB Geddes, Carole Ann Hunter, Maxine Hunter, Yvonne Stuwe, Barbara Early, Elizabeth Pramann, Suzanne Johansen, Ed Lindell, Tom Lindell, Donna Wil son, Charlena Boylcs and Mollle Fullcrton. Pupils of Mrs. Homer Grow who had auditions were: Mary Lou Radford and Joan Phillips. MR. AND MRS. V. WILLIAMS ENTERTAIN AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. Vern Williams en tertained at a family dinner at their home recently having as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Hoov er and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dohglas Long and three children of Roseburg. MRS. A. MCLENNAN ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Mrs. Allan McLennan entertain ed a group of friends Wednesday evening at her lovely home in Brockway. The guests assembling at eight o'clock were entertained with a home product demonstra tion by Mrs. Frances Jellison oi Roseburg. Games were played and prizes awarded. Mrs. Muriel Wilton won the door prize. The hostess, Mrs. McLennan, served delicious re freshments to the Mesdames Doris Martyn, Pat Richey, Lctha Rydjr and Alice Jean: Muriel Wilton, J. A. Wilton, Edith Bratsch, Rose Drews, Jean Nichols, Doreen JJratsch, Bunny Dunham, Frances Jellison and the children. MR. AND MRS. EDES ENTERTAIN RECENTLY Mr. and Mrs. George Edes en tertained at a "Father's Day" dinner at their home south of Yoncalla Sunday. Those enjoying a chicken dinner were Mrs, Lil lian Eggert of Minneapolis, Minn.; Miss Lawana Edes of Sandy, Ore.; Mrs. Joel Holton and daughter, Janice, of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hall and son Rickey, and Mr. and Mrs. George Edes of Yoncalla. KIT"" VISITING FROM CHICAGO Mrs. John Ku smireski ond her two ond a half year-old son, Jeffery, above, are visiting in Roseburg from Chicago as the guests of the former's brother-in-law ond sister, Mr. ond Mrs. Carl Muller, in the Oak Hill apartments on South Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Muller ond the latte r's brother, Kent Gray, who olfo is here from Chicago, drove to Portland Sunday to meet Mrs. Kusmierski ond Jeffery. They will spend s(x weeks visiting here. (Picture by Paul Je nkins) . ' ) ENGAGED Mr. onrl Mrs. Floyd E. Brinqle of Sutherlin an nounce the engaqement of their doughter, Dorothy, to Alvin Degner of Tenino, Wash. The wedding is to be a July event. i ' ENGAGEMENT IS TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Hugh of Roseburg announce the engage ment of their doughter, Joonne to Richard E. Moore, son of Edward N. Moore ond Mrs. Jane D. Burnett, of Portland. The wedding has been planned for Aug. 24. (Pictur by Jay Golden of Fedrickson' Photo Lab).
