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A BANQUET honoring Judge Arba F. Stearns of Oakland on his 100th birthday anni versgry was a large and enjoyable affolf-Sunday at the Veterans Memorial Building. Pictures -above- are-the guests honoring -Judge Steorns.' Below, Judge Stearns poses for his birthday portrait, (Pictures by Sid of Fredrickson's Photo Lab). - - I ,3vr : JUDGE ARBA STEARNS, poses in the above picture with the members of his immediate family On his right is his son, Edwin Stearns, and the latter's wife. On his left is his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry C. Stearns, and his daughter, Mrs. Guy Pealer. (Picture by Sid of Fredrickson's Photo Lab). LELAND R. WAOE MARRIES IN VIRGINIA . Miss Dorothy Irene Pearce, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mastin of Bumipass,. Va., and Leland R. Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wade of Dillard, were married, Sept. 18, at the Good Hope Baptist Church in Bumpass, Va. The impressive double ring ceremony was performed by the Hev. Max Green, pastor of the Bumpass Baptist Church, before a group of intimate friends and rela tives Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. The ceremony was followed by a reception-dinner at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mastin. Sunday afternoon over one hundred friends and relatives call ed at their farm home to con gratulate the young couple. Young Wade has been in the Service for the past year, stationed for the past eight months at 405 Supply Sq. Langley A.F. Base. The young couple are making their home near the base. MRS. RIFE HOSTS COFFEE CUP CLUB The Coffee Cup Club met re cently at the home of Mrs. Raj Rife on Quines Creek. The after noon was spent in getting a quilt ready for the frames, for quilting at the next meeting. Refreshments were served. Plans were made to conduct a booth at the Wolf Creek carnival on Halloween. Those present included: Mri. Anna Scott and Mrs. Smith, guests from Missouri; Barbara Cefson. Connie Robertson. Loe!a Sife, Hazel McPherran and Mary iltz. The Coffee Cup Club is open tor new members. I ''- Lvl 4 S' ft. Forma Dance To ' Be Held hlov. 13 ' At Country ,Cub A fall formal dance has been planned for members of the Rose burg Country Club to be held at 9:30 p.m. Nov. 13 at' me ciud house. Mrs. Clifford Babitt has been named chairman of the event and will be assisted by Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs. Ray Puckett, Mrs. Chester Thompson and Mrs. Byron Woodruff. RIDDLE GUILD " SPONSORS POTLUCK A potluck dinner, sponsored by the Episcopal Ascension Guild of Riddle, was held Tuesday eve ning at the parish hall with a good crowd in attendance. The tables were attractively decorated with chrysanthemums and autumn leaves, arranged by Mrs. William Markham and Mrs. E. G, Sunday. ' t :7c: Illirnu . CLOSED MONDAYS tj GENE STEIN HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Gene Stein, 16, was surprised al a birthday party In his honor Fri day. The young people played games and enjoyea refreshments. Co-hostesses at the affair, which was held at the Stein residence, were Mrs. Ed Stein and Mrs. Art Olson. ' Those present included: Jean Lee, Kittie McLaughlin, Sharon Hilcher, Donna Fisher. Lois Mou chette, Marian Martin, Larry Prince, Frank Reed, Raydell Rowe, Wayne Berg, Fred West, Marvin Chandler, Bill Stein, Lay ton Brown, Don Meads and the honoree, Gene Stein. GLENDALE SOCIETY HAS TREASURE HUNT The Altar Society of the Holy Family Catholic Church in Glen dale met recently at the home of Mrs. Mary Martin. A treasure hunt was held, and refreshment! were served. Mrs. Rodnv Swanson won the hostess gift. . REGULAR SHOP Permanent ' ' $500 and up Shampoos end Waves 1.75 and Up z. Beauty Parlor Emma Glines Zelmo Dovii Col- 3-6300 - 99 Parrott Arba F:. Stearns Is: . Honored At Banquet ' On 100th Birthday -' Arba F. Stearns of Oakland was honored Sunday on his one hun dred! birthday at a turkey dinner at veterans Memorial Building. Ladies of the Presbyterian Church served the lovely dinner to Mr. Stearns. Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Stearns, Mrs. Guy. dealer, Mi'4. Harry steams, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. James Stearns and two children; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stearns and daugh ter; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hakan son and Martie; Ralph Hakanson, Miss Marianna Hakanson, all of Oakland; Mr. nd Mrs. Irving Ha kanson, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. John Hakanson and three chil dren of Myrtle Creek; Mr. and mrs. ferry weoo. Jim. Joan and Pete of Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Si Rodkowski and three chil dren of Westfir; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Richter. Coos Bav. MUs Pricilla Tennis, Myrtle Point; and miss snary rerrault of Oakland. Followine the dinner, onen houte was held. Two hundred friends called, comini from Roseburz. Sutherlin, Eugene, Cottage Grove ana ixxjuiue. nssisuug ia serving were Airs. E. G. Young, Mrs. R. R. Clarke, Mrs. R. D. Bridges and Mrs. L. F. Stearns. Serving the cake ware Mrs. uiyae AKey, Mrs. Lyie stu w and Yvonne: and Mrs. S. H. Early, and Barbara. Decorations were arranged by the Oakland uarden club. ; LILAC CIRCLE HAS HALLOWEEN PARTY . Lilac Circle, Neighbors of Wood craft, enjoyed a Halloween party at the last meeting of the group at the Woman's Club. Mrs. Hattie Neal and Mrs. Belle' Crenshaw were' prize winners for best cos tumes. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ncal, - Malinda Miller and Clara Stiweig. The serving table was centered with a large bou quet of beautiful fall flowers and appropriate decorations. Next meeting will be held at the Woman's Club at 7:30 p.m. Important business will be discus sed and all members are urged to attend. BIRTHDAY DINNER ENJOYED SUNDAY AT ALBERTUS HOME Fred Albertus was honored at a charming birthday dinner avd par ty Sunday evening at the Alber tus home m the outh Umpqua River. Friends gathered at 6:30 for the delicious turkey dinner which was served buffet style. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Haward Harty, Mr. and Mri. Charles McCord and sons David and Pete: Mr. and Mrs, . Alvin Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hill and the latter's nephew; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook, who recently moved into the community from Chelan Fall, Wash. RIDDLE HOME SCENE OF REUNION A family reunion was held at the Frank Mealer home In Riddle Sunday with (our daughters and three sons of the couple present. Coming from Red Bluff, Calif., were Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick (Bar bara) Grimes and son, Kenny; from Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs Wayne (Virginia) O'Banion with their daughter, Wanda, and son, Wayne; also Mr, and Mrs. Ray mond (Doris) Jarvis and son, Ray mond: from Riddle, Mr. and Mrs, Arland (Marilyn) Dean and two daughters. Judith and Ariene: and Mr. and Mrs. James Mealer, Charles and Thomas Mealer, mm 4 i T.IW "4 It K A -X' J, A LOVELY BIRTHDAY PARTY honoring LorJ Jo Benson, dauahter of Mr. nnH Mrc Rill Ponn I... ;u niversary was enjoyed Oct. '9 io ngni; uuuuy ana ausan ciiiotr, Billy soar, Nancy Harris, Barbara Saar, Jimmy Harris, Monty Kershner and Kathy Elliott. Front row: Brad Powell, Charles Wade Currier, Lynn Friend, Billy Benson, Linda Powel, Lorl Benson and WAYNE CROOCH AND HAROLD HOYT TO ADDRESS WOMAN'S CLUB Mrs; Ellsworth Tilton. chairman of the Roseburg Woman's Club program lor 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 2, at the clubhouse, has an nounced in keeping with the se rious interest of Election Day, .the club has scheduled a program en titled. -Living in tne communitv." Two active and able participants in community service, Wayne Crooch, president of the Chamber of Commerce and a member of the school board, and Harold Hoyt, aiso a memoer or. tne school board and vice president of Rotary, will address tne cmb. Mr. Crooch will speak on "Fu ture Development of the Rose- Iburg Area" and Mr.' Hoyt will taw on -Tne citizen's Responsibil ity to His community." A Ques tion ana answer period win fol low tne two tains. Martha Mulkev. ' concert mist ress of the Roseburg Symphony, win oe guest artist tor tne alter noon. Tea will be served at the close of the meeting. Mrs. O. C Clon- aker ana Mri. E. j. Mimvan arc hostess chairmen for the tea and will be assisted by members of Group 14. MEMBERSHIP CONTEST SET BY ROSE PTA The hallways of Rose School have taken on a gay and interest ing look as the PTA membership drive goes into full swing. Autumn tree posters Dngnten tne 'Class room doors and, as parents and teachers join PTA, a colored leaf is added to the branches. Mrs. Ralph Patterson, member ship chairman, announced that first, second and third prizes will be awarded the rooms highest in percentage of memberships. The contest will, close Nov. 1. Prizes win De presented at tne regular PTA meeting Nov. 8. Competition Is keen between the 17 rooms. "Our goal ia 100 per cent mem bership. We invite every parent, teacher, and other interested cit izens," said Mrs. Patterson, "to join an organization for youth that has no competitors. PTA is a great partnership enterprise that links the home and the school." MRS. FINSTER IS HOSTESS TO CIRCLE Marjorie Gipson Circle of the Roseburg First Baptist Ch u r c h held its October meeting at the lovely new home of Mrs. Frank Finster. 1413 Bodie Lane. Mrs. Esther uimiand conducted the business session, which was fol lowed by a most interesting talk by Mrs. A. G. McLean on Love Gifts and Baptist Missionaries. Next meeting win be at the home of Mrs. W. E. Bicknell. 1948 Fairmont with Bernice Merrill as co-hostess, Nov. IS, at 7:30 p.m. MRS. APPLEGATE FNTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Fredrick Applegate enter tained the Yoncalla Town and Country Club at her home in Scotts Valley Wednesday after noon. Lovely bouquets were used in decorating the living room. A no-host dinner was enjoyed at noon with visiting and sewing the diversion 01 tne afternoon. ELECT Warren A. Woodruff DOUGLAS COUNTY DISTRICT JUDGE OPEN HONEST - SPEEDY ADMINSTRATION of JUSTICE Pd. Pol Adv., Woodruff for District Judge Committee, Paul E. Geddei, Chrm., Roseburg, Oregon, ,K 7 WKIWII, U I MCI llllll Ul I at her home, Back row, left t ,1 1 i i : I ' 'ol ' (Complimented Mrs. Victor Lewis, Mrs. Ed Gil den, Mrs. David Englebart, Mrs. Don Monroe and Mrs. Don O'Neil were charming hostesses Friday evening Oct. 15 at a pink and blue shower party in honor of Mrs. Mervin . Hisel at the lovely home of Mrs. Don O'Neil on Porter Street. The evening was spent playing games and visiting. Many lovely gifts were opened by the guest of honor from her many friends. Those attending were Lois Beard- sley, Margaret Morris, 1 helm a Clune, Irene Naden, Shirley Bry den, Verna Carothers. Martha Mc- Mullin, Charlotte Loomis, Jerry Dent,. Ruth Englebart, Betty Gil den, Betty O'Neil, Carol Lewis, OAKLAND AUXILIARY DEDICATES NEW ROOM American Legion Auxiliary of Baird-Heaton Post, met Monday night and dedicated its new room in the Veteran's Memorial Build ing Oakland. The group's new colors were also dedicated. Mrs. Edith Moore of Days Creek, dis trict president, was presented a gift and cordage. A corsage was also presented to past district president, Fern Ncas, of Oakland. Other visitors were from Rose burg, Sutherlin, Elkton, Myrtle Creek and CanyonviHe. Refreshments were served. Sot, Oct iOrWnUwft.nm$bum. Ort. 5 -.' 1 ' a -I, J,., . - ; Mike Kershner. Below, Lorl Is pictured with her doll birth day cake, baloon favors and many birthday gifts. Assisting Mrs. Benson with the party were Mrs. Jeffrey Currier, Mrs. Gene Powell and Mrs. Knute Keshner, Games were played and prizes were awarded winners, after which birthday re freshments were enjoyed. ' V k I. r t St 5 S ri f 1 I r v s$t Sli ower Agnes Monroe and thevguest of honor, Mrs, Hisel. Those unable to attend but send ing gifts were Mary Eastman, Charlotte Sabin, Lee Fredrickson, Knoaa uiover and Hemic urell. 6:30pm. KRNR TONIGHT ABOUT SENATOR RE-ELECT lillllllllll GUY CORDON Pd. Pol. Adv.: Douglas County Republican Ctntral Committit, Curtis T. Beechtr, Chairman, Roseburg, Oregon, ' IIHIIIIIWlMJHIIlllMll.il l ll 7T3 MRS. MILDRED BOOTH HOSTS CANASTA CLUB Azalea Canasta Club met recent ly at the home of Mrs. Mildred Booth, who served a lovely lunch eon to: Cecil Wendroth, Cecilia Head, Ruth Chambers, Jere Hal stead, IU Quirke, Frankie Schrod er, Fern Little, Ethel Smith and Margaret Booth. High score was won by Mrs, Smith, and low score went to Mrs. Head. SPEAKS CORDON ELECT THE RIGHT GUY FOR THE JOB U. S. SENATOR 4 Jlllllllill
