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THE SWEEPSTAKES Tournament of the Willamette Valley
Southern Oregon Women's Golf Association proved of much
interest this week, when members of the association spent
Monday and Tuesday as guests of the Roseburg Club. Added
color to the clubhouse was accomplished by the use of num
erous bouquets of mixed fall flowers in warm autumn shades.
Two former Roseburg residents were welcomed by old friends.
They were Mrs. Fred W. Saling of Corvallis and Mrs. Ralph
Adams, who is now president of the Bend Club.
Willamette Valley Southern Ore
Ron Golf Association Sweepstakes
Tournament was attended by 100
golfers from K.amath Falls, Bend,
Eugene, Grants Pass. Mcdford,
Coos Bay, Corvallis and Roseburg-
Monday evening, Mrs. Ray Sims,
team captain, presented Mrs. Da
vid B. Evans, president of the as
sociation, Eugene, who gave l
short talk. Dd.ing the banquet
hour. Mrs. Roger Gee played in
cidental music. For the program,
Peggy Ostrander played piano so
los acd Mrs. George Shepard give
I dramatic reading.
Tuesday morning the tourna
ment opened. Between nines, cof
fee was served. Luncheon was
served between one and three
o'clock in the afternoon in th
main room of the clubhouse.
Mrs. Evans announced the win
ners and presented the trophies.
Winners included: Class, A, low
gross, Mrs. J. J- Steiger, Klamath
Falls, and low net, Mrs. T. A.
Culbertson Jr., of Medford.
Class B., Mrs. J. W. McCracken,
Eugene, low gross, and low net,
Mrs. Vera Martin, of Corvallis. '
Class C, Mrs. L- E. McClintock,
Roseburg, low gross, and Mrs. C.
F, Rosenbaum, Roseburg, low net.
Class D., nine holes, Mrs, Har
old Johnson, Grants Pass, low
gross, and Mrs. Roy Sedell, Rose
burg, low net.
Although most of Tuesday was
stormy, the golfers teed off on
time and went through the tour
nament in compliance with all
plans for the affair.
Following the luncheon, visiting
was enjoyed in the clubhouse. The
Sweepstakes tournament is one of
pictured include: Mrs. Marvin
Nerseth, president, Klamath Falls,
and Mrs. Gus Hixon, Eugene,
treasurer,
6' Mrs. Byron Woodruff, chair
man of the hospitality committee,
right, Mrs. H. C. Stearns, WVSO
Mrs. Fred W. Saling of Corvallis,
a former Roseburg resident.
7. Members of the planning
Board include, standing left to
right of clubhouse door, greets
director; Mrs. G. N. Sicfarth, pro
gram chairman, Mrs. Byron
rcuuuruii, fiosuuauiy cnairman
four tournaments sponsored by the I Seated: Mrs. Ray Sims, team cap-
association during the year.
1. Chatting in the lounge at the
Country Club following the lunch
eon were: Mrs. Harris Ellsworth,
left, wife of Congressman Ells
worth,' Mrs- David B. Evans, re
tiring president of the Willamette
Valley Southern - Oregon Golf
Association, Eugene; Mrs. H. A.
Gray of the Corvallis Country
Club, and Mrs. M. D. Miller, Med
ford, general manager of the Wom
en's Golf Association of the Rogue
Valley Country Club.
2. Waiting to tee off included:
Mrs. J. W. McCracken, Eugene;
Mrs. Ralph Adams, Bend, (former
Roseburg resident and who is now
president of the Bend Country
Club women), and Mrs. H. C.
Obye, Grants Pass-
S. At the starting table are: Mrs.
W. A. Grimsley, Bend, left; Mrs.
Joe V. Perrauit, Roseburg, and
Mrs. Ronald Romig, Eugene.
4. Assisting at the coffee table
were: Mrs. R. D. Coen, left, Mrs.
H. N. Jacobson and Mrs- R. H.
Savage. The table, covered by a
brown cloth was decorated with a
large arrangement of zinnias, in
shades of orange and go'd, cat
tails and fruits.
5. Newly elected officer! of the
association included: Mrs. L. L.
Dickson, Corvallis. secretary, left,
and Mrs. J. S. Wolke, Grants F,is,
I vice president. New officer not
tain; Mrs. James Hughes, WVSO
director; Mrs. L- E. McClintock,
chairman of arranging pictures
for society; M-s. E. A. Pearson,
starting tame cnairman, ana Mrs.
Roger Gee, chairman of tourna
ment committee and in charge of
pictures for the sports page. (Pic
tures by Paul Jenkins).
ARTHUR LOGAN ELLIOTT
CELEBRATES NINTH
BIRTHDAY SATURDAY
Arthur Logan Elliott, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce C. Elliott, cele
brated bis ninth birthday Satur
day by taking his guests to the
motion picture, "The Greatest
Show On Earth," after which the
group went to the attractive El
liott home in Laurel wood for birth
day cake and refreshments.
Gifts were presented to the guest
of honor from: Allen Van Dyke,
Dickie Romberg, Jim Aiten, Ty
Cornwall and Alan Ford. Mrs. El
liott was assisted in serving the
birthday refreshments by her
daughter, Miss Patricia.
CO TO NEBRASKA
Mrs. A. F. Micelli and ion, Bob,
of Roseburg left the first of the
week by automobile for Valentine,
Nebr., to visit the former's Bar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichus;
her brother and ilster-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Niehus, and with
her lister, Mrs. Marie A. Slaughter.
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