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Newspaper Page TextTh Nwi4tviw, RoMburf, Ora.-s Sot., Mor. 21, 1958 , . t ml Mil. TU Umt the , dayj . letdt Thil botU or ol anlr) ordi Ot lie 1 vie seep er, I er. ! Mar Dim . Jen -. Lym man 1 0 I F 1 Ei V Fc Y 23 B'iiiMJiiii'ji!Mri4r)i.inijioMii,iriiMijrji i i. ii i tj-rj n vi i ' .1 u - - . j,.b . w. v . J .:' MR. AND MRS. BARTON BROWN and their three sons, Stuart, 10, Stephen 6, ond Barton Jr., 4, of Portland. Mr. Brown is the only son of Mr. ond Mrs. W. R. Brown of this city. He is employed by the Pacific Telephone ond Tele- SUSAN WHITBECK IS HONORED AT PARTY ON BIRTHDAY SUNDAY Miss Susan Jean Whitbeck was honored on her fifth birthday, sun day at a party given by her moth er, Mrs. Whitbeck at their home in the Terrace apartments. Games were played with prizes going to all the guests. Tho, gifts were opened by the guest of honor, and refreshments were served. The table was centered with a Noah's Ark birthday cake. Guesta included: Mrs, Chet Mc Gregar and Stephanie; Mrs. Al Hoffman and Mickey and Laurel; Mrs. Ronald Nold and Virginia and John; Mrs. Bob Woodard and Bobby; Mrs. Ted Farmenter and Sharon and Janie; Vicie and Sally Pengra and Susan Cox. Mrs. Carl Swanson of Hampden, N. D., Susan's grandmother, was also cresent for the birthday Dartv. Those unable to attend, but send ing gifts were Terry Bailey and raui refers. FIRST BIRTHDAY IS OBSERVED AT PARTY Little Bobbie Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lee, celebrated his first birthday Wednesday. Several relatives gathered at his home in the evening for a party, They were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.- Lyle Lee, Mr. and Mrs. James Wales and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Nobel Snider, maternal grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lee and daugh ter, Cynthia. ( "7 ifll JMilitTMWWll aMItaiiiiiilliarft) itiriVl iiYiUia"t"''--' MRS. LARRY WATSON, obove, with her two daughters, Mary Anne, 10, Gay, 7, returned to their home in Eugene Wednesday, following a visit In Ro home of Mrs. Wotson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar, Mrs. Wotson is the former Goy Bubar of this city. (Picture PINK AND BLUE SHOWER . HONORS MRS. SCHLENDER A lovely pink and blue shower was held at Mrs. Rena Lewis' home on Landers Lane, Green, in honor of Mrs. Joyce Sjhlcndcr of Rose burg Wednesday. Guesting games wero played with lieryl Jackson winning first prize. The ronsolation prize was presented to Mrs. Mabel Garrick. Ixivcly and useful sifts were or. serted to Mrs. Schleixlcr, by tlie Mesdames Ella treh.rt. Beryl Jackson, Betty F.mn. Mabel Gar. rick, Ruth Schlender, Ruth Doty. ixir.ia joncs ana ine notlcss, Rena Lewis. u?."ei",w1 J1'80 r"lved from Mrs. Sylvia Rhoads and Nina Klas en, who were unable to attend. CHRISTIAN CHURCH GROUP TO SPONSOR TWO CAMP FIRE GROUPS Junior ' Division of Roseburg First Christian Church met at the home of Helen Shanklin Tuesday evening. In the absence of the president and vice president, Sally Lcep conducted the meeting. In vocation was given by LUa Naas. Missionary report was given by Mary Ellen Eaton. Two groups of Camp Fire Girls, the Horizon Club girls from Junior High and Goldia Kensil's group from Riverside, will be sponsored by the church group. Devotions were led by Oleta Cur rier, Refreshments in the St.lPatrick's theme were served to: Delia Coulter, Valetta Taylor, Valdcan Bridges, Oleta Currier, Winifred Runge, lirace steuer, Eva Hes ter, Sally Leep, Fay Clark, Mil dred Hodson, Trudy Brings, Lila Naas. Helen Shanklin. Mary El len Eaton, Lei a Tyler and Jane Mepnens. - RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE FOR ST. GEORGE'S GUILD EASTER LUNCHEON Reservations are now being tak en for the St. George's Episcopal uild Easter luncheon to be held Tuesday, April 7, at 1 o'clock at the parish hall. Both bridge and canasta will be played. Reserva mions may be mado by phoning Mrs. Dudley Walton. 3-3336 or Mrs. Fred Lockwood 3-7271. All women interested are most cordially in vited. ' -. 1 . I ( ' iiti,.a,..atvJt ; Eugene Uhilor 3s uncn Mrs. p. T. Bihf envrUiw-d at a thrmMU svM.tJtirtv o'flwk detMTttupiXf t ltr iwulf (xime WI .V.-itl (.h.i,!lr rrnt Tori- u,7 Ti , 2''- ?. ," mef Otf BnNsr Mi-. and her two 4,111 jhtort, Mry Anne, soil Mr(h (,n1, ftiiriwl In their home in F.uiene Worfnovlay, f. lowing a viol M aeveral days at the Bubar home. Dattodils and other early spring graph Company. Mr. and Mrs. Brown brought their eldest son, Stuart, to Roseburg last weekend and he remained here at the home. of his paternal grandparents for the week of school spring vacation. (Picture by Kennell-Ellis) MRS. ULLRICH IS HOSTESS TO CLUB AT LUNCHEON TUESDAY Mrs. Earl Ullrich entertained the Inter-Se Study Club at a charming one-fifteen o'clock lunch eon at her home on Commercial Avenue Tuesday. Spring flowers formed the attractive decorations. Covers were nlaced for Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. E. E. Lindell, Mrs. Theo Bond, Mrs. C. Harold Nichols, Mrs. John Ulrich, Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. Earl Wiley and the Hostess Mrs. Ullrich. Mrs. John Ulrich presented the interesting book report on Osa Johnson. The next mest'ng will be March 24 at a one-fifteen o'clock lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Bruce Mellis on Glenn Street with Mrs. Earl Wiley in charge of the pro gram. ENTERTAIN SON WHO IS HOME FROM SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake entertained a group of relatives at dinner last Sunday in honor of their son, Major Robert Bonebrake, who is with the air force and is being transferred from Portland to Great Falls, Montana. Mrs. Robert Bone brake and daughter are in Texas visiting with relatives until they join him, " Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bonebrake, Patti and Mary Elizabeth of Eagle Point, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stock of Roseburg. and Martha on South Chadwick Street. by Paul Jenkins). N i . i - I i . i V 1 letlJItParlu blossoms formed the attractive decorations for the serving table and for the living room. Coveri were placed for: Mrs. Watson, guest of honor. Mrs. Wil liam Fetter, Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, Mrs. Bernard Saar. Mrs. Eujene McElroy. Mrs. Fred Dent. Mr. George Luoma and Mrs. Jack P. Bathrick. Visiting was enjoyed during tbe pleasant evening hours. INTERESTING PROGRAM AT TUESDAY MEETING OF XI EPSILON CHAPTER Xi Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, held its regular meeting Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. Don Gum in Hu-Crest. . Special guests for the evening were the' following members of Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi: Mrs. Daniel Dimick, Mrs. Henry Darby, Mrs. William Semmler Mrs. Roy Stein and Mrs. Bert Griffin. Members present were: Mrs. Ted Slpiltz, Mrs. Benjamin Du Fresne. Mrs. Sidney Moon. Mrs. Harrison R. Winston and Mrs. Bill Prentiss. The group voted to contribute to the International Endowment Fund of Beta Sigma Phi, which is spon sored and supported by interna tional Beta Sigma Phi groups. The proceeds from this endowment fund support the work of Edward D. Crabb, Ph. D., and Margaret A. Kelsall, Ph. D., at the Denison Laboratory at the University of of Colorado. These two interna tionally known research scientists devote their entire attention to work in cancer research. Mrs. Ted Shultz presented a pro- sram entitled "Plant Hunting." She described and identified wild plants found in Oregon. Mrs. Shultz then exnioitea specimens ot pianis found in this area and asked the group to identify them. Mrs. Don Gum, who recognized the largest number of plants, was awarded a" Prize.-. ... . . f ollowing me program, reiresn ments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Gum. KREWSON HOME SCENE OF ZULEIMA NILE CLUB POTLUCK DINNER Zulcima Nile Club met for a 7:30 potluck supper Friday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Eugene Krcwson on Cobb Street. A business meeting was held later in the evening, with the newly elected president, Mrs E, A. Pearson, in charge. Members present were: Mrs. Philip Dunam. Mrs L. E. Henninger, Mrs. Ralph Hunsaker, Mrs. wm. oerding, Mrs. waller Brydgcs, Mrs. Jack Farris Jr., Mrs. Leslie Eakin. Mrs. Henry Halyorscn, Mrs. Ialo Stephens, Mrs. wiiuam stinson, Mrs. Leonard Enderscn, Mrs. T. W. Bernard, Mrs. Lawrence Knudson, Mrs. J. A. Joelson, Mrs. E. A. Pearson, Mrs. R. R. Ritzman, Mrs. Sig Felt, Mrs.Jonn tett, Mrs. "Stub" Esscl- stiom, Mrs. Neil Kaser, Mrs. Dick Williams, Mrs. f rank Bodin, Mrs. W. C. Holmes, Mrs. Krankie Fitch, Mrs. Harold Augustus, the hostess, .Mrs. Krewson, and co-hostess, Mrs. L. C. Latham. The next meeting will be a 7:30 dessert supper, Friday, April 10, at the home of Mrs. Sig Fett on Harvard Ave., with Mrs. Williams and Mrs. O. J. Fett, co-hostesses. MRS. OSCAR DURRELL IS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER MONDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mead en tertained at a lovely six o'clock dinner party at their home on Terrace Avenue Monday evening In compliment to the latter's moth er, Mrs. Oscar Durrell, on her Goth birthday. A pretty white and yellow color scnemc oecoraioa uie Utile. Lov ely gifts were presented to Airs. Durrell and the evening hours were pleasantly spent in visiting. Enjoying the evening with Mr. ana Mrs. Mead and son, Slyron, were: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Durrell Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Sills and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose. FRIENDS HONOR MRS. BACKLUND ON BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thackeray ana asugnicrs, Karen ana Marl lyn, of Myrtle Creek: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Walker and children of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Stan, ley Sjogren. Dickie and Dennis: Mrs. Lilly Backlund and Mrs. Sa n Holmquist visited Mrs. Mabel mctlund on nor birthriav Sundav Gifts and cards were presented w ner. 1 ' r wj lf: V T" ? - . ---'a. . - .";. 'yv.-,?:','-. JV. .ijvK'- THE ZONTA CLUB DINNER held Wednesday evening at the Roseburg Woman's Clubhouse was a large inter-aty affoir. Mrs. Harold Horn was general chairman and J. F. Dillard was guest speaker on the topic, "International Re lations." Left to right in the above picture are: Mrs. W. H. I. 7 'i - - ' (. J"' - - -" - -------i--tT, ivy tm Si-J f fvlwsf , " 'sk I V v vll if. iy . vVvc' i y . Milf-fr -if.., T'ne clubhouse was beautifully decorated by Virginia Ashcraft and her committee, Martha Wish art and Leola Gorton. Spring flow ers and the St. Patrick's rotif were used. The welcome was extended the visiting Zontians by Edith Rada baugh and Martha Wishart avc MRS JACK WEST IS CHAIRMAN OF CLUB PROGRAM TUESDAY Mrs. Jack West presented the interesting program on "Fine Arts" at the meeting of the Rose- burg Woman's Club Tuesday aft- crnoon at the clubhouse. Mrs. Dean subject, "Interior Decorating," and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Johnson were guest artists, playing cello and violin selections accompanied by Miss Virginia Young. Mrs. Earl riummer, president, conducted the business session. The tea table was beautifully decorated by Mrs. Earl Wiley, who used the St. Patrick s motif for Uie occasion. A wishing well, sham rocks and green-edqe daffodils cen tered the table. Mrs, Clyde W. Carstens and Mrs. F. C. Fitzpat- rick poured. Mrs. E. L. Tau srher was hostess of the tea com mittee and was assisted by mem bers of Group 12. DINNER PARTY IN UMPQUA HOME Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fortin of Umpqua entertained a group of friends at their home at ump qua with a demonstration party. The evening was spent in games ana visiting. Kelresnmenis were served to: Mrs. Wilma Chrlstman, j Mrs. Eva Lewis, Mrs. Helen Lilcs, Miss Janice Kippstein. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mode, Mrs. Meryle Mur phy, Mrs. Flo Rippstein, Mr. and Mrs. Darrei Munson, Mr. Snankey and the host and hostess. SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN FOR TENMILE COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mack were pleasantly surprised Saturday eve ning when a group of relatives and friends gathered at their home on Restoa Road for a potluck supper. Those present were: Mrs. Mack's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dockam, of Portland; her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. La mon and Dickie; Miss Raleni La mon, Arlin Hill and Mrs. Don Moore, all ot Dillard; Mrs. Em ma Thompson of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright of Nebraska; Mrs. Jack Krnyon ot Melrose, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mack. Mrs. Dockam and Mrs. Thomp son will spend the next two weeks visiting at the Mack borne. the Zonta code. Mrs. Harold Horn was general chairman and was assisted by Laura lies and Rita Barcus. The dinner committee in cluded: Edith Kndabaug.i, Maude Kidder and Marion Voeller. The hospitality committee included: Rita Barcus, Gladys Foley and Evelyn Cook. In charge of public ity was Virginia Ashcraft and Marie Kort. Following the buffet dinner, the group was entertained by a clar inet solo by . Kernin Turner ac- HAPPY HOUR CLua MEETS UT DOWNING HOME ,, . . ... I ,Mf- Clyde Downing entertain- ciub al hcr lovely home on Fisher ntuiouaj uucmuuu. mc '"fniuirri vuieu a uunauun io uie Crippled Children Fund. Roll call was answered with something on the religious theme, Carrying out this theme Mrs. W. C. Bailey and Mrs. R. L. Harmon gave a vocal duct. The hostess. Mrs. Downing, serv ed lovely refreshments to: Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mrs. William Bromps, Mrs. W. E. Buell, Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mrs. Ned Dixon, Mrs. Dale Giley, Mrs. R. L. Harmon Mrs. H. B. Kruse, Mrs. Charles Lee. Mrs. C. M. Slark, Mrs. J. E. Stapleford, Mrs. Clarence Wes cott, Mrs Ernest Trussell and Mrs. A. L. Kittelson. The next meeting will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 8, at the home of Mrs. C. M. Stark. The roll call topic will be "Something New." MRS. DUNCAN McLEAN AND BABY SON HONORED AT RECENT SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Duncan McLean Jr., and new baby son, John Allan, was honored at a shower Monday aft ernoon at me nome ot Mrs. n. w. Conn. Visiting was enioyed after which Mrs. Conn served lovely re freshments to Mrs. McLean and Duncan, Bobby and Miriam; Mrs. A. C. Jurgens, Mrs. W. R. Case beer and Gary; Mrs. Neil Chris tian, Mrs. Don Kruse and Jeffrey: Mrs. Don Harmon and Shcrrill and Mrs. Darwin Lee and Darrell and Sharon. Sending a gift but unable to be present was Mrs. L. W, Cottrell. BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR MRS. STEPHENS A party honoring Mrs. Dorothy Stephens at the Katie Houghton residence on Tunnel Koad. G en dale, was given recently with the loiiowing ladies attending: Mrs Susan Pete, Mrs. Gcorsctte Young. Mrs. Anne Dotson, Mrs. Jean Foster, Mrs. Lulu Springer. Mrs. Lucille Harris and Mrs. Katie Houghton. Wishart, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mr. Dillard, Mrs. Donn Rada baugh and Mrs. Harold Horn. Lett to right in the picture below are: Mrs. Keith Bryant, Mrs. Donn Radobough, Mrs. Gladys Foley, Mrs. S. L. Kidder., Mrs. Story lies and Mrs. K. A. voeiier. iriuuie uy wiuirva jiuuiu.; . companied by R. Cloyd Riffe. J. F. Dillard was guest speaker and talked on the social and economic conditions in the Orient. Mr. DU- TENMILE LADIES CLUB HOLD RUMMAGE SALE Twenty eight women attended the regular meeting of the Tenmile Ladies Club at the clubhouse Tues day. Mrs. Emma. Diedricb. and Mrs. Betty Dickover were host esses for the day. A very success-' ful rummage and white elephant sale was held. Sewing for the Red Crnsn v;a distributed to the members. Amy ' Erbe told what food to bring to niui gasuuru ai uie uiaiia-ieo- i nine cAitriisiun unu luesaay. . The ladies enjoyed a delicious potluck dinner at noon. Present were: Mrs. Emma Collver, Cor vallis, and-Mrs. Emma Thompson and Mrs. R. C. Dockam of Port land, guests, and the followinn members: Mrs. Wanda Alam anil Susan; Julia Brietenbucher, Louisa v-oais, mancne uegncr, Betty Dickover, Alyce Dwight, Amy erne, vera .roe, Nellie Henry, Delia Howard. Hazel Ison. Eva Lakcy, Minnie Lockwood, Kate .viacK, Minnie .Menus, Maureen Muetzel, Kate Wilson, Loue Wood, Emma Dicdrich, Phyllis McKay and Loneta; Doris Dwight, Kay Lakey, Audrey Jennings, Mar cia Dwight and Hazel Chamblen. MOTHER'S CLUB HAS POTLUCK LUNCHEON MEETING TUESDAY Rlversdale Mother's Club met for a 12 o'clock potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Don Har mon Tuesday. Those attending were: Mrs. W. R. Casebeer and Gary; Mrs. Howard Whitten and Dennis; Mrs. Neil Christian and Greg and Mark; Mrs. W. E. Ott Jr., Mrs. Carlton Hall, Mrs. Bill Jones and Jeffrey; Mrs. Robert Borland and Douglas and Janet; Mrs. Henry Crowdis, Mrs. H. W. Conn and Lola; Mrs. Dayle Web ster and Mrs. Harmon and Sher rill. The next meeting will be Ap ril It at 10 a.m. at the home ot Mrs. Whitten. MR. AND MRS. COTTRELL ENTERTAIN T SUPPER SATURDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Cottrell and son, Gordy, entertained Saturday night at a buffet supper. Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Lee and Sharon, Marilyn, Garv and Darrell: Mr. and Mrs. Don Guiley, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reit man, Mr. and Mrs Neil Christian and Mr. and Mrs. Don Knise. Visiting and crds were enjoyed aunng me evening. lard placed special emphasis on the changing conditions in Japan and the effect on other countries. Out-of-town guests were: Irene Grcgsby, Edith Gifford, Verna Flowers and Evelyn Crain, Med ford; Jessie C. Knapp, Grants Pass; Georgia Rosencrans, Fran ces Clark, Evelin Christofferson, BlanCie Huffacer, Hazel Carter, Thelma McMichael, Dulcina B. El liott and Leora Peterson, Eugene: Catherin Bain and Ariene M. Van Dahl, Albany. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dillard and Pa tricia Wood, Roseburg. Clpb members present were: Virginia Ashcraft, Rita Barcus, Evelyn Cook, Dr. Eleanor Stadler, Edna Helgcson, Mildred. Hennessy, Mildred Horn, Laura lies, Maude Kidder, Edyth Lnndis, Edith Rad abaugh, Gene Smith, Martha Wish art, Kathrine Young, George Roles, Marion Voeller, Rachel Bryant. MARK CHRISTIAN IS HONORED ON FOURTH BIRTHDAY SATURDAY Mark Christian was honored on his birthday Saturday afternoon, wnen nis mouier, Airs. Neil chris tian, gave a party for him and his friends. The children enjoyed the lovely afternoon playing on the playyard equipment. Gifts were presented to .dark on his fourtti anniversary from: Gregg, Garry and Danny Weber, Larry and Sara Wiley, Brad Janelli, Bobby Cox, Gordy Cottrell, Kathy, Christy and Liz Ann Carrigg, Jeffrey Kruse, Janna and Donna Krueger and Greg and Dean Christian. Mothers assisting were Mrs. W. A. Weber; Mrs. Ralph Wiley, Mrs. Don Kruse, Mrs. John Carrigg and Mrs. W. George Krueger. Individual cakes and ice cream molds were served the young guests. Upon their leaving, the young host presented his guests with balloons and decorated Eas ter baskets. BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN WEDNESDAY AT DREW HOME Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. J. Drew, 923 E. Second Ave a bridal show er was given in honor of Barbara Dunham by Maty Lou O'Neil. Games were played and deli cious refreshments were served. Gifts were presented to Barbara from the following: Mrs. Lillian Kettleman, Mrs. Nellie Myers, Mrs. Grace Cloake, Mrs. Barbara Zimmerman, Mrs. Francis Sutton, Mrs. Jcnicce ilcrrington, Barbara Johnson, Barbara Watkins, Shir ley Rand, Myrna Mitchell, Mrs. Betty Goodwin, Mrs. E. J. Drew, Harry J. Drew and the hostess, Mary Lou O'Neil.