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LT. AND MRS. JACK STONE, above, left Monday on a month's visit with relatives and
friends before going to Ft. Benning, Ga., where Lt. Stone will report for duty with the
U. S. Army, Lt. and Mrs. Stone were married in Roseburg in February. Mrs. Stone is
the former Shirley Brennen and was employed by the News-Review. (Picture by Chris of
Photo Lab).
Sunday evening a surprise fare
well party was given Lt. and Mrs.
Jack Stone at the home of the
former' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Weldoa Stone, 2821 Parker Road.
Visiting and picture taking as well
as music were enjoyed during the
evening. Bob Mathews piayed the
musical numbers. A special inter
est was the playing of the Edison
phonograph belonging to the host
ess, which had been in her family
for 33 years.
Following the enjoyable social
hour, lovely refreshments were
served to the guests of honor and
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Friend and
children; Mr. and Airs. Harry Au-
chaber and family; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stone and daughter, Shirley;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sigfridson and
children; Bob Matihews and his
mother, Edna Mathews, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Ruchaber, Mrs. Charles
Brennen, Dick Stone, Joe Pin
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brennen
and Mr- and Mrs- Weloon Stone.
MRS. C. S. HEINLINE, above, is pictured with articles of silver which she has presented
as a gift from her personal collection to the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Heinline, a
minister's daughter, has been active in the Methodist Church here for many years.
(Picture by Chris of Photo Lab).
Mrs. Bert Corkrum
Hostess To Bridge
CIuJd At Luncheon
Mrs. Bert Corkrum entertained
her bridge club at a charming one
o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the
attractive home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Smith in Laureiwood. The
table was centered with an ar
rangement of lilacs, yellow tulips
and yellow roses.
Covers were placed (or Mrs. S.
J. Cooper and Mrs. Thomas Mar
tin, guests, and Mrs. M. L, Hall,
mark, Mrs. Ted H. W rak, Mrs.
Frank B. Woodworth, Mrs. Gor
don Smith, Mrs. Alfred C. Ander
son, Mrs. .lane Fics and the host
ess. Mis. Corkrum.
High scores lor the afternoon's
contract bridge play were won by
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Fies.
EAST DOUGLAS UNIT
STUDIES FLOWER
ARRANGING AT MEETING
East Douglas Home Extension
I'nit met at the Glide Grange Hall
Wednesday with twenty-five ladies
present for the all-day a'fair. Fol
lowing a short business session,
conducted by Mrs. Gene Mathis,
in installation of officers was
conducted by Mrs. Verne Shrum.
New officers are chairman. Mrs.
Adrain Standlcy; vice chairman,
Mrs. William Melton; and secre
tary, Mrs. Ray Ballou. Beautiful
corsages, made by Mrs. Dean
Wadsworth, were presented to the
new officers, and also to Mrs.
George Casebecr and Mrs. Don
Wright, in recognition of their fine
work in conducting the recently
completed five-day woikshop on
furniture minishing. Gifts were
presented to retiring officer. Mrs.
Maihis and Mrs. Mildred Webb.
Mrs. Sam Ball and Mrs. Adrian
Standley presented the demonstra
tion on flower arrangement and
introduced Mrs. James Evans,
who showed a number of artistic
arrangements and demonstrated
the making of floral sprays and
wreaths. Mrs. Evans very graci-
SUTHERLIN PROM EVENT AT COUNTRY CLUP
The Sutherlin High Junior -Senior '. Dennis Kriss, orchestra; class ad
Prom was held recently at the ! visors, Mrs. Wilson anl M r t.
Roseburg Country Club. "Eve
ning in Paris" was the theme of
the affair with appropriate decora
tions. A banquet and dancing were
enjoyed during the evening. Music
was furnished by Jack Foster's
Band until midnight, and refresh
ments were served during the eve
ning in the club lounge.
The chairmen of the committees
were Janice Kenwisher. urograms;
Phyllis Porter, decora'Jng; Carol
Jo Kabler. co-chairman; Gloria
Sconce, menu; Nancy Farmer, fi
nance; Nadine Horton, invitations:
Osaki.
Mr. And Mrs. Josse
Entertain At Charming
Dinner Party Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josse en
tertained at a charming dinner
party Thursday evening at their
beautiful home on the North Ump
qua River, having as guests: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Wtmton, Mrs.
Velle Broadway, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley L. Kidder, Miss Gertrude
Rast and Mrs. A. E. Kent.
A pleasant social hour followed
the dinner,
Mrs. Otho Cosnell
New President Of
Garden Department
Mrs. Otho Gosnell wis elected
president of the Garden Depart
ment of the Roseburg Woman's
Club at a meeting heid Tuesday
afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrs.
J. M. Boyles, retiring president,
had charge of the meeting and the
new-officers were installed bv Mrs.
Kenneth Ford.
Other new officers are Mrs. Har
ry Hatfield, vice president; Mrs.
Ella Lenox, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Harold Beauohamp spoke
on insecticides.
Plans were made for the garden
tour to be held Sunday, May 22.
Mrs. Jack Walsh
Complimented At
Housewarming Party
Mrs. Jack Walsh was honored
at a delightful housewarming party
Wednesday afternoon at her attrac
tive new home. A lovely gift was
presented to Mrs. Walsh troni Mrs.
Sam Kendall, Mrs. D'ck Walsh,
Mrs. John Brown, Mrs Fred A.
Knight, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs.
Len Mitchell and Mrs. A. Zenger.
At the tea hour, Mrs. Walsh
served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Roy Bradley
Entertains At .
Charming Luncheon
Mrs. Roy Bradley entertained at
a charming one o'clock luncheon at
her attracive home Tuesday. Pink
and white tulips arranged in center
of a spring cloth formed a pretty
setting for the luncheon.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Marv Mitchell of Portland, Mrs.
Cecil Smith, Mrs. M. H. McCor
mack, Mrs. Jack Clark, Mrs.
Hazel Smith and the hoseess, Mrs.
Bradley.
Mrs. Kenneth Kirk
Hostess To Bridge
Club On Wednesday
Mrs. Kenneth Kirk entertained
her bridge club at a delightful one
o'clock salad-luncheon Wednesday
at her lovely home in Lauralwood,
Lilies-of-the-vallcy formed the dec
orations. Covers were placed for Mrs. F
.T. Herman, a guest, and Mrs.
Kenneth Qulne, Mrs. E. C. Pat
terson, Mrs. Elton Jackson, Mrs
James Aiken, Mrs. Burton Ran
dall, Mrs. M. C. Cassel and th
hostess, Mrs. Kirk
High score or the afternoon's
contract bridge play was won by
Mrs. Patterson.
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker
Entertains At One
O'Clock Luncheon
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker entertain
ed at a very lovely one o'clock
luncheon Wednesday at her attrac
tive summer home on the North
Umpqua at Winchester.
Covers were placed for Mrs. W.
C. Callison, Mrs. L. L. Powers,
Mrs. W. C. Holmes, Mrs. J. P.
Motschenbacher, Mrs. Earl Plum
mer, Mrs. Alva Laws, Mrs. Roy
W. Sedell, Mrs. Forrest McKay,
Mrs. Fred Stever, Mrs. Harry S.
Black. Mrs. E. 0. Rickli. Mrs. E.
J. Sullivan and the hostess, Mrs.
Shoemaker.
Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon with Mrs. Calli
son winning the high score prize
J. C. JOHNSON HOME
IS SCENE OF DINNER
Sunday dinner guests at the
J. C. Johnson home in Sutherlin
were Mr. and Mrs. Art Hansen of
Wilbur; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Warren, Roseburg; Mrs. Let a
Braucht and Mrs. Laura Harris,
who is visiting at the Johnson
home. The dinner was given in
honor of Rilla, their mother, who
is bedfast most of the time.
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A CHARMING NUMBER to be presented at Ralph Pat
terson's Roseburg School of Dancing two-day recital June
7-8 at Central Junior High School at 8 p.m. will be given
by the group above. Kneeling and sitting: Teresa .Hart
shorn, Leonetta Sanders, Linda Clark, Julie Evans and
Barbara Bailey. Standing: Dianne Lee, Rita Sue Schnore, '
Carrie Lou Dixon and Barbara Lacey. This will be Mr. .
Patterson's fifth annual recital in Roseburg. Joleene Wiles':
designed the costumes and scenery. (Picture by Keep's '
Moderne Photography). .
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ONE OF THE FEATURE DANCES to be presented at the
June 7-8 recitals of Ralph Patterson's Roseburg School of
Dancing at 8 p.m. at Central Junior High School will be
given by the group above. Left to right: Diane Griswold,
Mary Jo Woodworth, Jennifer Babbitt, Patty Griswold,
Kirsty Williams, Ann Hatterscheid, Caroline Turner, Carol
Ann Martin, Marta Honn, Vidkie Engle and Pixie Baldwin.
Nearly 200 students will take part in the recital. An ex
tension has been built on the stage and new lighting will
be used. Swan Lake ballet and a new modern ballet will
be u ded on the recital. (Picture by Koop's Moderne
Photography). V
LADIES' SHRINE CLUB MEETS AT CARR HOME
The. Ladies' Oriental Shrine of
North America met Monday at the
home of Mrs. W, L. Carr in Hu
crest. Plans were made for sew
ing to be done for the ShrinB Hos
pital for Crippled Children. The
ladies are also assisting in the
Shrine dance to be held May 27
in the VFW Hall on Garden Val
ley. The meeting was conducted
by the president, Mrs. Helen Essel-strom.
Members attending were Mrs.
Claude H Esselstrom, Mrs. Stan
ley D. Esselstrom, Mrs. Harold A.
Esseltrom, Mr. T. W. Bernard,
Mrs. Mona Hult. Mrs. Norman
W. Cook, Mrs. Robert Curtis, Mrs.
William Kelsay, Mrs. L. L. Pow
ers and the hostess, Mrs. Carr.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mona Hult at 7:30 p.m.
Monday, June- 2u. .
MRS., GOODMAN HOSTS WINSTON CAY LADIES
West Winston Gay Ladles met followed by deliclotis refreshments,
Wednesday at the horns of Viola
Goodman with Florence Goodman
ai co-hostcss. Deane Mowrey and
Bonnie Addison were honored on
their birthdays.
Games were enjoyed and were
served to fourteen members. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Bonnie Addison with De
ane Mowrey as co-hostess to honor
Mrs. Margaret Wolfgang on June
8.
BRIDGE CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED AT
PETHERICK HOME
Mrs. C. A. Petherick entertained
Wednesday the Sutherlin Bridge
Club at a one o'clock luncheon at
home. Beautiful bouquets of spring
flowers formed a pretty motif for
the occasion.
Those enjoying the afternoon
with Mrs. Petherick were: Mas-
dames Bud Holm, Dorothy Jacob-1
sen, C. A. Bielman, Frank Mc
Cord, Earl Thatcher, Edwin Holm
berg and Claude Kcsnor.
High score for the atternoon's
contract bridge play was held by
Mrs. Pcterick, and low score by
Mrs. Jacobsen. The next meeting
of the cluh will be held Wednes
day, May 25, at the home of Mrs.
Kesner.
nusly judged and evaluated the
flower arrangements, made fey
members during the afternoon.
Mrs. Dorothy Williams of Look
ingglass was Introduced as a vis
iting county committee woman
Other guests Included Mrs. C. B.
and Mrs. Curtis Calkins and Mrs.
Anna Rainwater of Edenbower.
Next meeting will be in October.
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