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6 Tht Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. Sot., May 21, 1955 , NEW OFFICERS of the Roseburg Women's Bowling As sociation ore pictured above. Left to right: Velda Ellison, secretary; Freida Pfaender, first vice president; Martha J. Pocklington, treasurer; Flo Ann McDonald, president, and Marge Hennebeck, sgt-at-arms. Martha Pocklington is the retiring presidenr and has completed three very Succes sful years as the haad .of the association. (Picture by Clark's Studio). 111 ' Wwfel I T V. 5 CITY TOURNAMENT WINNERS of the Roseburg Women's Bowling Association was Clark's Studio Team pictured obovt. Left to right: Viola Davie, Bonnie Harrison, Martha J. Pocklington, Polly Greenfield and Mory Hall the sponsor, Carmen Clark. (Picture by Clark's Studio). V 1 7 1 3W ' a r. TEAM CAPTAINS of the Roseburg Women's Bowling Association pictured above include, back row: Sylvia Anderson, Betty Zacher, Mary Hall, Freida Pfaender, Millie Bloom, June Brusseau, Marge Honnebeck, Marge Roper, Velda Ellison and Polly Martin. Front row: Flo Ann McDonald, Ann Radigan, Florence Slack, Anita Nichols, Geneva Book and Leola Gorton. (Picture by Clark's Studio). (jarden Jour-Jea undaij The first garden tour in Rose burg open. to the general public will be sponsored by the Garten Department of the Roseburg Wom an's Club Sunday, May 22. Men, women and children are invited. A small charge will be made, which entitles each persons attending to visit all six of the gardens and to the tea and musical Kcgram at the clubhouse. Between 1:30 and 3 p.m. the gar dens of the Kencth F-ird home, 1385 Madrone; Bruce Elliott home, 1314 Madrone; Nobel Goettel home, 954 Riverside Drive, and W. F. Chapman home, 1325 Riverside Drive, will be open. Those desiring to visit these gardens can go at any time they desire to between 1:30 and 3 p.m. The garden of Miss Rosa B. Par rott (Parrott Place) at :.he end of South Jackson Street, and the gar den of the Frederick J. Porter home, 555 Reservoir Avenue, will be open to the public between 3 and 5 p.m. Miss Parron s garden is Roseburg s largest private gar den. , The clubhouse will be open from 3 to 6 p.m. at which time Jack Donavon, pianist for KVAL radio station in Eugene, "and Harmony House win turnisn tne music. Mrs. E. G. Young, Mrs. Earl Flummer and Mrs. R. L Whipple will act as hostesses at the club house. Mrs. H. C. Berg will have charge of the tea tabic. Special arrangements are being made for decorations for the shadow boxes. Mrs. Earl Bleile and Mrs. Rob ert Burton are co-chairmen of the event. If this first tour proves successful, members of - the club plan to make it an annu. 1 event. UVlA Entertains lt (J3ridalSliower Jfarty Mollye Smith, bride-elect of Cal vin Petersdn, and Janet McCrack en, bride-elect of Lyman Pruitt, were complimented at a charming bridal shower given by Mrs. Phyl lis Davis at her home Wednesday. Decorated umbrellas and spring fowers carried out a pretty motif, for the occasion. Games were played and lovely refreshments were served U the two guests of honor and Miss Pa tricia HoUcraft, Miss Barbara Cri er, Miss Georgene Shanklin, Miss Lois Archibald, Miss Jean Soucy, Miss Evelyn Bolliger, Mrs. C. R. Fream, Mrs. Irvin Burnn, Mrs. Joyce Pruitt, Mrs. Estle Batt, Mrs. Bette Leach and tne hostess. Mrs. Davis. 'ord- Iflflcd-ardy. Jfartty Cjiven fyoyce J4tcl?S and M i s s f Miss Carmen rord and Rose Ann McCardy entertained al a very delightful surprise kitchen shower party in compliment to bride-elect Joyce Hick? Monday evening at the former s lovely home in Laurelwood. Games were plaved and gifts were presented to Miss Hicks, after which lovely refreshments were served. Present to honor Joyce were Sue Blair, Nancy Cate, Joan Phillips, Nancy Coleman, Ann Short, Joy Zeller, Janeite Sher wood, Nancy Engle, Mary Schultz, Mrs. L. B. Hicks, Mrs. W G. Clar cnbach, Mrs. Clarenbach Sr., Mrs. Kenneth Ford and the 'vim hostess es. Sending gifts, but uniDle to at tend were: Mrs. Richard Heller and Marsha Heller of Richmond, Calif.; Myrlas Carly, Sally Buck ingham, Marcia lluckim, Barbara Rodley, Loya Hicks and Marilyn Springer. 7lfU WaL, Wngld (ompdinented s$t furtij. A linen shower in honor of Mrs. Walter Wright was givi'n by the WMC of Ihe First Assembly of God Church Thursday. Bouquets of li lacs were arranged about the room. The gifts were attractive arrang ed on a lace-covered table. Mrs. Harvey Blake and Miss Bertha Bishop were in charge of the refreshment table. After open ing the many lovely gifts by the guest of honor, refreshments were served to Mrs. Wright and Mrs. V. L. Klemin. Mrs. A! Walker, Mrs. Allie McKinney, Mrs. Oscar i DePricst, Mrs. S. W. Turpin, Mr. Ray Jones, Mrs. W. Broups, Mr. S. W. Miller, Mrs. William Nichols, Mrs. Emma Niday, Mrs. Edna McKcan, Mrs. R. L. Seibold, Mr. Edna Bickncll, Mrs. Rex Walker, Mrs. llattie Bundy, M.s. Olive Knabke, Mrs. John Quibell, Mr. Roy McKnighl, Mrs. Dove Ratliff, Mrs. Verlin Hasbargen, Mrs. Don ivan Wright, Mrs. Rav Sultenberg, Mrs. Walter Nicholls, Miss Mil dred Zachary and Miss Katherine Miilcr. iA c ' - I m- ftY j,Vtfi i m Sbr. and WrS. KUitt Entertain At )i POHL HOME IS SCENE OF MEETING Beta Eta Chapter of Epsilon Sig ma Alpha met Wednesday evening at tiie Pohl home cast of Suthrrhn with Mrs. Dolores Pohl and Mrs. Jolly liever, hostesses. Routine business was transacted and the election of new officers were as follows: Mrs. Bettc Gil man, president; Dolores Pohl, vice president; Donna Dean Hlakelcy, secretary; Mrs. Doris Kcnwisher, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ma rion Young, treasurer; and Mrs. Janet Mullen, educational director. After the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Pohl and Mrs. Bever. The next meeting will be held Wednesday evening, May 23 and will be an initiation and a jewel pin ceremony for Mrs. Vera Holm nd Mrs. Lucille Chriss. The place of meeting will be decided later. ( , , ' ' BLUE BIRD GROUP t COMPLETES YEAR j , Mary Farnsworth, Sheryl Noel, j lulic Phillip. JoAn Cas'er, Gail Lemos, Timi Russell, Sue F.ddy and . Marilee Currier completed one year of being Blue Birds Mav 19 ! Mrs. Caster is the leader of tin group with Mrs. Jack Walsh assist ! ant leader. ; Several projects were completed i and 'he group donate i $2.80 to the March of Dimes. Games and j singing were enjoyed. SHOWER PARTY ! EVENT AT CANYONVILLE I Mrs, Jewel Heed ami infant son, j Mitchell l.ce, were honored guests at a shower al Ihe home of Mrs. I Frank Allen in Canyonville Frwhy j evening. Mrs. Leon Ncn and Mrs. I Anier McDanicl were co.hostesscs i at the affair to which neighbors and ' friends of the honoree were invitifd. COMMUNITY POTLUCK IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT GARDEN VALLEY CLUB Forty families gathered al the Garden Valley Woman's Club house Saturday evening to enjoy a bountiful politick slipper served at tables beautifully decorated with spring flowers. A hilarious program followed. Madam Hoo Hoo, played hv Charles lligbee, showed her fam ous fashions from Paris, Models were Bill Tipton, Felix Ruddats, Ted Post, Emniitt Walters, Clem ScJiniMder, Cm twin F.wcns, Hen ry Booth ami Claire Spray. In the chorus of the Goon dance were Clara Hess. Nell Fisher. Hel en Hurkhart, Joan Wesley, lta'.er.e Young, Hilda Walters, Mamie Tee ter and Wilma Doyle. They were accompanied by lis Weslev on the piano. The evening .'in'shed with old values and square danr-mg. GLIDE BLUE BIROS ENTERTAIN AT TEA Glide Blue Bird group of second graders, under Ihe leadership of Mrs. Arnold Dupont. gave a tea and entertainment Tuesday after noon at the Glide School. Dainty refreshments were served. Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Babbitt en tertained at a charming a.nner par ty Tuesday evening at their attrac tive home on Overlook in compli ment to Mrs. Emil Ramberg and Mrs. I. J. Bean on their birthdays. Lilacs and other spring flowers formed the decorations. Two beau tifully decorated birthday cakes were cut in honor of the occasion and costume jewelry sets were presented as gifts to the two guests of honor. Covers were placed for Mr. ad Mrs. F.mil Ramberg, Mr. and Mrs I. J. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Don Swiek, Tuesday And Friday Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced , Master Point play was held at the duplicate bridge play Friday afternoon al the Klks Temple. First were Mrs. Fred Scbwart and Mrs. B. L. Ilardenbrook with Mrs. M. L. Hallmark and Mrs. Harry Hilde burn and Mrs. E. C. Patterson and Mrs. W. C. Callison tying for sec ond place and Mrs. J. V. Short and Mrs. L. W. Metger winning fourth place. North-South winners for Tuesday night's duplicate bridge play were Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, first; Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. John Markham Jr., of Rid dle, second, and Mr. Carlson and Mr. Markham, third. East-W e s t winners were Alfred Anderson and Doyle Presnell. first; Mr. and Mrs E. C. Patterson, second, and Mrs. J. V. Short and Mrs. Fred 'Schwartz, third. Next Tuesdav eve ! ning master point play will b held. j An elec'ion party is planned (or ! June 7, at which time master point i will be awarded. WILL BE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards of this city announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Gale Zenor, to A3C Norman B. Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Neal of Winchester. Mr. Neal is stationed at Fairfield Air Force Base. He attended Roseburg High School' before entering the Air Force January 1955. The bride-dlect is a senior at Roseburg High School and is em ployed by Montgomery Word Co. A June wedding has been plgnned. (Picture by Chris of Photo tab). Sprincj- Slower Itow Do (Be Given Wau 27-28tk 'Reflections of Spring", will he the theme for the spring flower show to be sponsored May 27-28 by the Roseburg Town and Country Garden Club, the Rivertiend Gar den Club and the Oak Knoll Gar den Club at the Episcopal Parish Hall. May 27 the hours will be from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. May the hours will be from 10 a.m. o 4 p.m. Courtesy exhibits will be by com mercial growers. A plant sale will be held. Mrs. L. E. Adams :s general chairman of the affair. Mrs. Don H. Evans and Mrs. Glenn B. Clule are in charge of the schedule; Mrs. D. W. McCargar and Mrs. E. A. Radigan, staging: Mrs. Cliff Fer- ber and Mrs. Robert Dishmau, horticulture: Mrs. Robert Dorsey and Mrs. Ralph Hecaihorn, en tries; Mrs. C. G. Whetehel and Mrs. Frank Dixon, placement; Mrs. Lester Nielsen and Mrs. C. miner the host and hostess, Dr and Mrs. ua twin. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening with traveling pris es being awarded to winrers. MRS. HOLGATE HOSTS SEW AND SEW CLUB AT LOVELY LUNCHEON Beautiful arranements of tulips and lilacs were used for decora tions by Mrs. Juanita Holgate Wednesday evening, when she en tertained the Sew and So Club of Sutherlin at her home. Sewing, knitting, crocheting and visiting were enjoyed, after which j Mrs. Holgate served a dessert sup-! per. Those enjoying the evening with ! Mrs. Holgate were: Mrs. Loehie Thompson, Mrs. Doris Steinbach, Mrs. Naomi Riggs, Mrs. Grace Wood, Mrs. Joan Taylor and Mrs. Irma Cornish. MRS. FREEMAN HOSTS FRIENDS AT PARTY Mrs. Stanley Freeman was host- , ess at a demonstration party Fri day at her home in Glide. Mrs. Marion Maddox of Roseburg dem onstrated the products. Dainty refreshments were serv ed by the hostess to Mrs. Noel Ar go. Mrs. John Wilcox, Mrs. Jim Bristol, Mrs. George Pedersen, Mrs. Gene Carr, Mrs. Bud Watts, Mrs. Dale Bonnell and Mrs. Jim Dalzicl. Mrs. Bob Harrison Complimented At Surprise Party A charming surprise birthday party honoring Mrs. Bob Harrison was given the evening of May 5 at the home of Mrs. Don Krogel with Mrs. Ed Greenfield as co-hostess. Beautiful spring flowers formed the decorations. Various games were played and prizes were awarded to winners. After the opening of Ihe many lovely gifts, a decorated hirthd.v cake was cut by the honored guest. Delicious refreshmenls were served to the guest of honor and Mrs. Lewis Wilson, Mrs. Roy He bard, Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mrs. Bill Hallcrafl, Mrs. Bob Walker, Mrs. Lee Emery, Mrs. Cletus Kro gel, Mrs. Gene Parr and the two hostesses. MRS. DEDOBBELAERE HOSTS DINNER GUESTS Mrs.' Ella DeDobbclaere had as dinner guests recently her moth er, Mrs. Anna Babka of Sutherlin; and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett of Canyonville. During the af:er noon, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Mag ness and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crook and son; and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin DeDobbelaere from Roseburg were callers. A. Brasfield, judges; Mrs. Esther Gilliland, hospitality; Mis. C. W. Tidwell, publicity; Mrs. John Wy alt, plant sale; Mrs. James Daugh erty, commercial growers; Mrs. Cliff Norris, finance; Mrs. Clover Mahoney, awards; .Mrs. W. I. Stein, .conservation; Mrs. F.vcctt Moody, educational; Mrs. .Marshall Smith and Mrs. Robert Rcid, irt direc tors; Mrs. O. J. Fcldkimp and Mrs. Walter Hobbs, feature; Mrs. Martin Schneider, clean-up; Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. Leo Rectz and Mrs. David Evans, junior division. Rules of the show will be an nounced next week I California Visitor 'Complimented At ! Lovely Party Thursday I A party was given for Mrs. Dyle HaKer riy her sister, Mrs. Her bert Morrison, of Sutherlin Thurs day noon at a luncheon. Covers were placed for the guest of honor and Mrs. Sixton Lindburg and Mrs. Dwight Ristan of Green; Mrs. W. House, of Roseburg; Mrs. C. R. Bailey, Mrs. Leo Farnsworth. Mrs. IWick Muscate, Mrs. Goiuon Arm strong, Mrs. Jim Furnland, Mrs. Jack Drake, Oakland; .Mrs. Rowe Couch, Sutherlin; Mrs. Bert Brun digc, mother of the guest of hon or and hostess, and the 'losless. Mr. and Mrs. Baker have return ed to their home in Los Angeles, following a visit in Roseburg and Sutherlin with relatives and friends. i David Bean Has Deliritful Party On Fourth Birthday. David Bean, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Bean, celebrated his fourth birthday at a delightful party Saturday afternoon at his beautiful home on Hawthorne Drive. Birthday gifts were presented to David from: Kevin Rhodcn, John--ny Yates, Mike Stewart, Susan Todd, Timmy and Barbara Swick, Patti Roles, Sally Bryden and Stev ie Murray. The guests played "Pin the Tail on the Donkey," and prizes were awarded to the winners. ' Later, Mrs. Bean served birthday cake and ice cream to the guests. CLOSE0 MONDAYS REGULAR SHOP PERMANENT s5oo and up Shampoos ond Waves 1.75 end up Z'S BEAUTY PARLOR CoH 3 6300 99 Ptvrctt Everybody loves flowers. and everybody loves to receive them. Choose t'owers as the oertect o.'ff . . . choose them from us . . . always fresh ly cut, fragrantly lovelv. The phone number to remember is 3-3026 e J FLOWER SHOP tit W,n(K.il.r Strtrt 1 ALWAYS A WONDERFUL GIFT Let ut take your photo toon! An Ideal gift for your family and friends. Call CARMEN today for an appointment. Giv Dad Your Portrait On Hit Day . , . 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