The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 21, 1953, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT" ."I ."tv ' I 'j. f f rJ . ; ?: f I IT'- lbTl.r ) , f A .1 . i I 7 Alt?.-;.,. . I las Ill) Hit ' CRECORY IRVIN, obove, makes a wish as he blows the two candles out on his birthday cake. Gregory was two Friday, Feb. 14. The party in his honor wos given the following afternoon ot the home of his parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Wyott Irvin, in the Ookhill apart-ments- ' (Picture by Paul Jenkins! Lovely guts were presented to Stalnaker, Carolyn Turner and Ro Gregory from: Dana and Leslie berta Sehaefer. Tuck, Cheryl and Linda Stead, I Individual birthday cakes, ice Kila and Betty Schnore, Debbie I cream and punch were served to the guests. Mrs. Irvin was as sisted in serving by Mrs. Bruce Tuck, Mrs. .Bud Stalnaker, Mrs. Schnore. v : . 1 t. . , V V ' l , ; . . VISIT HERE Mr and Mrs. G.' A. Young of Reno, Nev. were recent visitors In Roseburg os guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. S. V Wright, ond brother, W. H. Allen, on Blokelev Street. The Youngs will spend the next four months touring Oregon and Washington showing pictures of wildlife in Canada, which Mr. Youngs has token. (Picture by Poul Jenkins) ' 'I H ?dn v'V".i....-i r, ; ' J- H trfcf-M -r, ; t . mm. mi. i Si I -" r-r '- I l Lf If J "" srl S?7s:fe. s I 1 i B l s njtmiM'.ir.w S I"" I III C! r iuim(MwnMl r 1 1 i J f ' ' y-1 m 1 I If vmmn ' i 41 s" " I ''' t'lr-r- bi AMKimr. THE ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S dance to be sponsored by St. Joseph s Altar Society the evening of March 20 ot the armory are Mrs. Robert Foye, left, who signs the contract for use of the armory, and right, Mrs. Arthur C. Koch, president of the Altar Society. In the center is Major Frank Norton, who has charge of the or mory The dance is open to the public. Jack Foster's orchestra will furnish the music. Miss Janet Foster will be soloist with the orchestra. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) SHOWER HONORS MRS. CARTER Mrs. Doreece Carter was honor ed Thursday afternoon with a love ly pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. R. C. Hoimquist in Elgarose. Mrs. Ed Warren enter tained with several piano solos. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Carter by: Mrs. Mary Nelson, Mrs. Clarice Brown, Mrs. Jean Pankcy, Mrs. Huli Krctwell, Mrs. Emilie Hargesheimer, Mrs. E. 0. Bloomquist, Mrs. Lily Thompson, Mrs. Ruth Wooton, Mr;. Pat Lucas Mr. Doloris Stafford and son; Mrs. Mable Backhand, Mrs Clara Tate and children. Linda and Joe,- Mrs. Ed Warren and sons, Gregory and Grant; Mrs. Thelma sun.lbcrg Mrs. K. Hoimquist, Mrs. Thelma Hanson and .Wrs. Nelda Sand. Those who sent gifts but unable to attend were; Mrs. Connie Show ers. Mrs. Ruth Circle, Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Ella Johnson and daughter, Henrietta and Mrs. Zel ma Sand. ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER MEETiWC IS HELD TUESDAY EVENING ! Alpha Iota Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Hill with Mrs. Joe Dent co-hostess. During the business meeting it was decided to help welfare cases by helping to supply needed baby clothes. Further plans were made for the Sweetheart Rail to be held at the Country Club Saturday night. Fol lowing the business meeting Mrs, George Krueger received the Rit ual of Jewels, which was conducted ' by Mrs, Ralph Wiley, president. Members attending were: Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs. Joe Dent. Mrs. Jerrv Dtinnagan, Mrs. Pat Jannel II. Mrs. Robert Kent, Mrs. George Krueger. Mrs. Ralph Ohman. Mrs. Don O'Neil. Mrs. Craig Short. Mrs. Bill Weber, Mrs. Bob White and Mrs. Ralph Wiley. The nett meelin? will be held Tuesday. Februarv 24, at 8 o'clock, at Hip home of Mrs. Don O'Neil. with M's. Joe Dent hostess and Mrs. Harrv It'll as co-hostess. Mrs. Robert Sabin will have rhiroe of the program "The True." This 'will be a guest night. LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Sot., Feb. 21, 1953 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5 jrefy (hooper Jlodl Graff Conner, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cooper, entertained a group of friends at a delightful dancing party in the new rumpus room at the attractive Cooper home in Laurelwood Friday eve ning. Movies were shown, after which dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. Cooper served lovely refreshments later in the evening. Enjoying the oc casion with Greg were: Lora Belle Cooper, Bob Hess, Evangeline Chapman, Deborah and Kathi Corkrum, David Clune, Susan Hess, Arthur Elliott, Patricia El liott, Judd Chapman and Bornie Young. - . W, anJ W. &ol4 yjionorecl s4t JJoudeuarming. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brosl were honored at a very delightful house- urnrminfr nsrlu oiusn Iham I... tives Saturday evening at their ucauuiui new nome at Winston. Tha nrrcinn alcn m. H. eleventh birthday of Gherald and Dennis Carter, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Carter. A birthday cake and gifts were presented to mem. A rtplifrMrtil httrfat cimniii tune followed by a social hour of cards. Enjoying the affair honoring Mr. and Mrs. Brosi and their daughter, Yvonne, were: Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Leffler, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brosi, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carter. Mrs. A. O. Strickland, Mrs. An ita Baughman, Mrs. Hedwig Wat zig. Miss Virginia Young, George Brosi, Brent Strickland. Gherald and Dennis Carter and Randell Young. . - Uaienfine avert JauAclu ill mi a- n I 'I '-, f T ; - I - - - ' ' - V-Hi j ; Lm iiiiiiii i rni 1 in !3llAJrfAtiSkt.'iii 1 1 jiaT!S5W Mrs. E. L. Tauscher entertained at 1 charming one o'clock dessert luncheon and Valentine party Mon day afternoon at her attractive home in Laurelwood. Red caml lis formed the table decoratkms, while forsythia, daphne and saxa fragea formed the room bouquets. Guests invited to enjoy the party with Mrs. Tausch?r were: Mrs. M. C. Bowker, Mrs. Frederick Chap man Jr., Mrs. Emily Judd. Mrs. Paul Helweg, Mrs. Thomas Mar tin, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. E. C. Patterson, Mrs. H. C. Berg. Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mrs. Bert Corkrum, Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs. L. K. Cornwell, Mrs, Chester inompson, Mrs. Harold schmeer, Mrs. W. V. Amiot, Mrs. B. L. Mar tin, Mrs. Robert J Hattcrscheid, Mrs. S. M..Monre, Mrs. Frank Bis tak. Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Mrs. L L. Powers and Mrs. A. G. Hen- ninger High score for the afternoon's contract bridge ulay was won by Mrs. Moore with Mrs. Bowker win ning the second high score. Maxine Brooks and William Inks of Riddle were united in marriage Saturday evening at seven o'clock t the home of the bride a parents. with Rev. Conrad Rhodes officiat ing. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Baldwin were the attendants. Those attending the ceremony were: Mr. and Mrs. George Teague, Mr. and Mrs. William Gil ling, parents of the bridegroom; Mrs. David Looper and daugh ters, Anita Christeen and Roxy of Cave Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Lar- YFjaxine (Sroohi Ind ry Baldwin and children, Jeanetta and Michael, of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sheker, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Frances Fellows of Warrcnton. A reception was held following the ceremony. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Eldou Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erken back, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Cyphert, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hnlcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Middleton, Lou Catis, Monty Slay and Jean Wilson. Compdmented Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ferris, who are moving from Fair Oaks, Sutherlin, to San Diego, Calif., were complimented at a charming open-house party Sunday afternoon at the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, 949 Win chester St. The party was given by the members of the Presbyteri an Stedfast Class and the Gideons, Men's Bible Class. The tea table was centered with an arrangement of red camellias and tall red candles, while bou quets of yellow blossoms decorat ed the living room. Mrs. R. R. Clarke received the guests. Mrs. E. G. Young and Mrs. Bert Worley assisted In the dining room and Mrs. Lloyd Myers had charge of the guest book. Pouring during the first hour were Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, presi. dent of the Stedfast Class, and Mrs. Ida Bailey. Pouring the sec ond hour were Mrs. M. 11. Koaco and Mrs. N. D. Johnson. Background music during the afternoon was played by Mrs. Francos Linto'.t. A gift of silver was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Ferris. For a few days before going to Southern Cal ifornia, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris are staying at the vista Motel in Rose burg. TRANSFERS TO WASHINGTON Miss Euarda Westland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Cliff Westland of Roseburg, left Friday evening by -West Coast Airline for Washington D. C, where she has been transferred to Mt. Alto Hospital. Miss Westland wos grad uated from Roseburg High School ond for the last two ond o half years has been ward secretary to Dr. A. S. Anderson ot the Roseburg Veterans Hospital. She Is a member of Beta (pamma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. (Picture by Fern Dalley) DR. ROACH IS GUEST . SPEAKER AT WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING TUESDAY I Dr. Morris H. Roach was the guest speaker on the Roseburg Woman's Club meeting Tuesday at the clubhouse. He gave a very interesting talk on the subject, "Religion and The American Way." I Mrs. Roach, the club chaplain, gave the prayer given at the first joint session of Congress. ! Wendell Johnson presented his advanced mixed rhorus of Rose burg Senior High School In several : delightful numbers. Mrs. Earl Plummer, president. conducted the meeting. Mrs. Rob ert Burton was hostess of the tea committee and was assisted by members of Group 7. Flowering quince formed the attractive cen- 1 lerpiece for the tea table. Mrs. George E. Hnuck. and Mrs. O. C. , Brown poured. The club will meet March 3 at one-thirty o'clock at the clubhouse with Mrs. F. C. FiUpatrick in charge of the program topic, 1 "Community Service." Special mu- 'lic will be presented. EDITH KEMP HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY A delightful birthday parly hon oring Edith Kemp was given by Katherm Welkor on Harvard Av enue Wednesday at a 12:30 dessert-luncheon. Canasta was in play during the afternoon with Mrs. Belle Cren shaw winning high score. Gifts were prtsented to Mrs. Kemp from Mrs. Lydia Hooper. Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner, Mrs. Cora Meyers, Mrs. Zclla Miller, Mrs Lilly Lnhr, Mrs. Martha Erskine, Mrs. Matty Jackson, Mrs. Ella Herbison, Mrs. Anna Hess, Mrs. Belle Crenshaw and the hostess, Mrs. Katherine Wclker. Each guest was presented with a beautiful violet corsage as she arrived at the party. The Valen tine motif was carried out in the decorations. BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN IN CURTIN A birthday dinner and party wa held recently at the A. C. Redifer home in Curtin in honor of Andrew Redifer's birthday. j Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. 1 J. C. Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Craig and son. Odell: Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dixon and children of Drain, and Mr. and Mn. Goodman of Curlin. r L n : ? " I" 1 nm h COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN MEET AT LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE THURSDAY Women of the Roseburg Country Club met Thursday at the cluh- house for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon. An executive board meeting was held at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. R. Eldon Smith. Present were Mrs. I. J. Bean, president, Mrs. S. M. Moore,- Mrs. W. F. Amiot, Mrs. Frank Bistak and Mrs. Smith. Attending the luncheon besides the executive members were: Mrs. C. D. Albright. Mrs. R. D. Bridges, (ivirs. .ioe v. I'errault. Mrs. C. E. Knight, Mrs. H. C. Berg, Mrs. G N Siefarth, Mrs. A. J. Murrav, I Mrs. M. L. Hallmark, Mrs. Walter j Brydges, Mrs. Robert I.ecklider, Mr .Tame tTnohnc Mr M P Iflschaefcr and Mrs. Harold E, Schmeer. High score for the contract bridge play was won by Mrs. Hall-1 mark with second score hv Mrs. 1 Bistak and third by Mrs. Siefarth. HENDEPERS HAVE BIRTHDAY DINNER A family birthday dinner was given last Sunday for Rose Hen dcrer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Henderer in Elkton. Those ! present were: Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willey and daughter, Karen; Rose I Henderer, Mrs. Wade Henderer, Charles and Diana, Ronald Hen- I dorcr and Pete Inman. DR. AND MRS. KEITH BRYANT, obove, bsth of Roseburg, were married at the beauti ful home of Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Tuck in Umpqua Park Saturday, Jan. 31. The bride was formerly Mrs. Rachel Lehrbach. Dr. and Mrs. Tuck were attendants. For the last year, the bride has managed the Lewis Travel Service: Dr. Bryant is o Roseburg dentist. Fol lowing a honeymoon to California, Dr. ond Mrs. Bryant are now at home to their friends at 1135 E. Third, W. (Picture by Clark's Studio) . . . ... ; MRS. S. i. COOPER HOSTESS AT DESSERT . LUNCHEON FOR CLUB Camellias centered the lace-cov-ered table used by Mrs. S. J. Cooper Wednesday, when she en tertained her bridge club at a love ly one o'clock dessert-luncheon at her attractive home in Laurelwood. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer, Mrs. Harrie W Booth and Mrs. Horace C. Berg, guests, and Mrs. Thomai Martin, Mrs. u. m. mcucrmou, Mrs. B. A, Young, Mrs. A. D. Parr and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. High scores for the contract bridge play were won by Mra. Young and Mrs. Parr. MRS. CLAIR K. ALLEN ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON Mrs. Clair K. Allen entertained her bridge club at a lovely one o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her attractive home on Watson Street. Daffodils forme;! a pretty center piece for the table. Covers were placed for Mrs. J R. Wharton, a guest, Mn. C. B. Wade, Mrs. D, B. Bubar and tha hostess, Mrs. Allen. High score for the afternoon's contract bridge play was won by Mn. Bubar. VALENTINE PARTY OIVEN AT APPLEGATI HOME Susan and Mary Applegate en tertained 1 group of friends at a Valentine party held at their borne in Scotti Valley Saturday. Games were olayed and de licious refreshments were served j to the following guests: Donna Langdon, Janice Sehlin, Ellen An derson, Linda Brlner, Shirley Kent, Nadine Grass and Judy Patrick. LEILA GOODMAN HONORED AT DINNER PARTY Leila Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Goodman, was honored at a birthday party at her home Saturday. Movies were taken and James and dancing were enjoyed during the evening. Those attending were: Evange line Chapman, Beverly Johnson, Charline Bentley and Ann Green quist. AT POTLUCK SUPPER SOCIAL CLUB MEETS The Social Club of the Order of Amaranth met Friday evening at the Masonic Temple for a potluck supper. Cards were in play during the coclal hour, SHARON IARNII IS BRIDE OF DONALD FAST Miss Sharon Barnes, daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Rex T. Barnes of Roseburg, became the bride ot Donald Fast, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fast of Yoncalla, at a lov ely ceremony which took place in tne netnodist parsonage in Ash land, Jan. 30. The bride was grad uated from Roseburg High School in me ciass 01 imt. jne onne groom was graduated from Yon calla High School In 1949. After two years ot active service in the Fai East, he returned home from Korea and received hit discharge in October. The couple spent two-weeks' honeymoon in California and Old Mexico and are now at home in their trailer bouse on the Fast ranch in Rice Valley. MRS. SHUOART ENTERTAINS mi 1 v BlftUT ri UK IVbh I HWI" - , j A one o'clock luncheon wai served Friday at the home of Mrs. W. G. Shugart, 740 Cobb St., when she entertained the Jolly Eight Club. After a short business meeting, the afternoon waa ipent making erib qullu which will be lent to Korea.