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" 1 atw'iii.' , v-i - MARY ELLEN HOLB ROOK and Mary Jane O'Brien (standing) were installing officers at the Winston-Dillard Job's Daughters ceremony Friday night at Douglas High School and are shown crowning Bethel No. 53's new junior princess, Carolyn Woodruff, and senior princess, Ann Ferguson. (Picture by David Nye) . f&W:M THIRD HONORED QUEEN of Winston-Dillard Bethel No. 53, Job's Daughters, Marcia Williams, is being crowned in the picture above by retiring queen Ellen Swalling at the installation ceremony Friday evening at Douglas High School. (Picture by David Nye). Numerous New Year's Dinner Parties Given Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thornton and sons, Leo and Larry, Clint and Bamber, were dinner guests of the Thornton, daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. ?rence Pruitt and family, at Myrtle Creek, New Years Day. Mis; Ethel Manning and Mrs. Minnie Abcene, entertained at a turkey dinner New Years Day at their home east of Sutherlin. Those enjoying the dinner and day with Mrs. Abeene and Miss Manning were: Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux, Jon and Jean. Dinner guests at the horns of Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Michcner on New Year's Day were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schroeder and chil dren and Mrs. Marie Schroeder, all of Sutherlin. New Years Day was celebrated at the Walter Norris home at a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bunch and Dora; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woodruff, Fred Parrott and Ray Headman. Visiting was en joyed by all in the afternoon. Lillian Hill and Adam Schneid er were guests for dinner and an afternoon of card games with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider and Mar-; vin. i Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hart and chU- dren drove to Cottage Grove on New Years Day, where they were dinner guests of Mrs. Hart's shs- l"ar",dE,sSn ."d herolher! I Mrs. Clara Ratliff. , ..Tr t , iur. aim .ins. riuu juueny aim rhilHron nf Rr.ohiirt r Nfiv Years Day dinner guests of Mr. ind tr Dnr. '.v. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kruse and . . children of Sutherlin were dinner guests in the Al Radcliffe home ! on New Years Day. j ..... ....a. ......... " rtji, d-,,1 anA r-nnrtt. i xviuiein nranv anil lam v tertained at a lovely New Years Warre"i Dlck' Paulani G,e?r Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brady Mr dinner at their home in Dillard. I Bert Thomas, and Mrs. Huldah ! j Mrurr . "in Mr" Belt v Covers at the 4 o'clock dinner were Thomson. The theater was enjoy-, Bradv and child ren Wane r I ll placed for Mr. and Mrs. R. L.'i " the evening. j.Mrs. W. T. Tanner, and the host- Swansnn, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ess Mrs Hill Bratsch and children, Stevie, Jef-I Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels of I ' frey and Boneta; Mr. and Mrs. ! Glendale entertained at a recent x delicious turkey dinner was lr .nrl Xlr. Uarrv ttr.t.,.h .n. ie, i nomas ana sons, uavia Lee Mr. and Mrs. Leo W 11 US had as , jD "Om Kindle. Games wereicluded their son, nooeri orown ana honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waggle''' ri . e Mr c li j and colod balloons. Music and played and visiting enjoyed during wife and baby son; Mr. and Mrs. n( Crescent City al the home of,;""' 'V."' B.! ; Z, Ji'.,, , a u 1 New Year's Eve was celebrated dancing were part of the eve the evening. , Tom lomerlin Jr.; and D. P. Dan-. ,he ,,. brother. Mr. and Mrs. , V ,"i V's'li '"d '"' ! at an evening party at the home ' ning's entertainment. 'els, father of John Danteu. ;jack Gibson in Dillard. Covers " ' " l'ms"nnH- 1 f Mr. an, Mrs. Delco (Jraves in A delicious smorgasbord supper guests for their New ears din-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker en- Mr. ami Mrs. Arnold Thies-IAT RippsTEIN HOME ' enjoyed and delicious refreshments and Mrs. Bill Waggle from Cres- ner their son-in-law and daughter. . tertained at a turkey dinner al ,en ,nr , Billy, Mr. and Mrs. ""-ra.c.r, nume served cent Citv, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Don Martyn and their home on Central Avenue. Raymond Perry and son. Corkv.l Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rippstt-in en- Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cantwell, daughters Donna Sue and Cindy, having as their guests. Mr. and 0f Days Creek and Mr. and Mrs. j tertained al a TV party on New Fred Beck-r, Miss xe Ann Don-:. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McGuire, Mr. . , -Mrs- Billie Parker, and children, j A. W. McGuire. Visiting was en-! Years Eve at their home near nelly, Bill Love, Mr. and Mrs. i and Mrs. Norris Pendcrgrass, Mr Those enjoying a New Years Lon and Mark, of Sharp Park, , joyed during the evening. Mr. and i Lmpqua. Refreshments were serv. . Ralph Srhrader. Mr. and Mrs. : and Mrs. Oland Norton, Mr. and pay dinner at the home of Mr. and Calif; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Par-1 Mrs. Waggle returned to theiried to Marv Kamp. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weiker, Mr. and Mrs. Kay- Mrs. Virgil l.ce, Mr. and Mrs. Ar V. ' rkens were Mr. and ker, and sons, Billie and Dennis, home in Crescent Citv Monday aft-1 George Munson, Mr. and Mrs. ! mond Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Ed nold Thiessen, Mrs. l)uise Lee Mrs. John Shirley, T. M. Dunham of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd er spending the weekend visiting Del Murphy and children, the hosts ; Welch. Mr. and Mrs. Bill llagan and the host and hostess, Mr. and and Dick Nickens. Bnngle, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson relatives in Dillard. I and their families. 'and Mr. and Mrs. Bud McCoy. ' Mrs. Jack Gibson. D I ' Mum Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson had for their New Year's guests for a delicious 5 o'clock turkey dinner the host's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waggle from Crescent City; Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Perry and son, Corky, of Days Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thiessen and son, Billy: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McGuire and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson and children, Carl, Jackie and Gloria. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Laurance on Saturday evening were the for mer's father. G. P. Laurance of Roberts Creek, Mrs. Laurancc's mother, Mrs. Mercy Buell of Dil- lard, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Peterson and Vickie; and the host and host ess, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Laurance and children, Pamela and Nickie. Mrs. Mercy Buell entertained her family at a charming New Year's dinner party at her home in Dillard Sunday. Covers were placed at the two-thirty o'clock turkey dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Wil lard Laurance, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Laurance and children, Pamela, Nickie and Scott. Paroz. Mrs. Grace Barnes and Mrs. Belle (jlark. Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper entertained at a charming New Year's dinner in honor of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and were Mr. and Mrs. Don Pearson Jamf son Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. , . j u:i,i-ft n.lH 1 ""."-""I"-. '" ."" 1 Sa'nd Janet and Mr. and Mrs. Jim ; rkd"0,Um ' u; , a nd thc' honored , l-iarx oi unipqua anu uic iiunuicu ,r. l.vnn ' ' v., v...-. H;...r tr,ii. M ih. f Xe,r,! d'n",i f,r. rLr home of .Mr. and Mrs. George -ri Dl 1. t-r.Al- r- .1 i. -j 'T .. D"T"k..r..i ... ' Were .ITS. r.U3 Ilt.-IIIUdt.-ll tlllU bum, : uirKcy dinner, muse nrvseni m Alice Mary Payne Honored Wednesday St. George'! Episcopal Choir honored Alice Mary I'ayne at a farewell party Wednesday evening I 57 at tne pansn nouse. utners pre were the Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Tyson, Vera Gee, Ruth Jackson, Elizaheth Berkshire, Sally H '.', Evangeline Chapman. Anita V...I- f kins, Judy Jacoby Ann and Kay , Greenquist. Bob Robins, Art be-1 vail. Dan Hill and John Prior. i-uvfiy iL'iic'Miiiienis i-n- ei v-1 ed. Miss Payne is leaving Sunday j for San Jose to make her home MRS. MURRY HOLLISTER HONORED AT SHOWER Mrj. Murry Hollister, a recent bride, was honored at a shower by her aunt, Mrs. Osaear Kader, assisted by her granddaughter, Barbara Rader, at the Kader home in north Oakland Wednes day evening. ine gut table was lovely with its Mexican drawnwork cloth, with! many lovely gifts placed upon it. Appropriate games were played with prizes won by .Mrs. Dolores uacii, iiua. miciuuiy aim mis. apencer. Alter opening the gifts, refresh-1 ments were served by the hostess es, assisted Dy Mrs. Loretla Thorn ason, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Dol ores Russell, to the following guests: Mrs. Hollister, guest of honor, Mrs. Ruth Russell, Mrs. F. A. Severson, Mrs. Tenni Baird, Mrs. Loelcta Atterbury, Mrs. Mar garet Russell, Mrs. Carl Hart, Mrs. DeDe Slanc. Mrs. Ethel Silen cer, Mrs. Walt Manning, Mrs. Ida Cole, Mrs. Shirley Russell. Mrs. Louise Barrett, Mrs. Ed Russell, Miss Darlene Cota, Miss Alice Britain, June and Joan Spencer, Miss Wanda Traylor, Miss Dolor es Traylor, Miss Dixie Hollister, Miss Joan Wilson and Miss Lor etta Thomason. Those sending gifts but unable to attend were Grandma Manning. Barbara Coe, Mrs. Al Richtcr and Mrs. Bill Richter. TENMILE CLUB HAS DINNER AND PARTY The Ball and Chain Club of Ten mile enjoyed a ham dinner and Christmas party at the club house j ter, Miss Lilian Walker of Rose in Tcnmilc Saturday. Following i burg, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc,? Her the dinner there was a gift ex-! chcr, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Mcker change for the members and! son and Roger; Mr. and Mrs. W'if treats for the children. Later thelliam McClung and Charles; Mr. group drove to the home of Mr. j and Mrs. Ellis Coon, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Gary Ncwland where they were entertained with music by Mrs. r-d Dwight with her accor dion; LcHoy Roberts, violin, and Don Hinch Jr., guitar. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Gary New land and Kicky and Brenda; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tlfon and Rayce; Mr. and Mrs. Don Hinch Jr.. Brad ley and Sandra; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dwight, Mark and Gail; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dwight, Gregory and Lnri and Mr. and Mrs. Leltoy Rob erts. NO-HOST PARTY ENJOYED AT J. M. MORGAN HOME A delightful no-host party was given New Year's Eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan. A delicious potluck buffet dinner was enjoyed followed by cards, dancing and TV. Later in the evening des sert was served Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan and sons. Max and Paul: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Fout, Ruskin, Richard and Jean ette; Miss Pat Riley; Mr. and Mr Vernal fnnrp antl Ptmnh- Mr I !ani Mrs. Earl Clark, Tom,' Don,' Wayne and Kathy and Frank Swift, Harry Hutchinson Charles Swift. I. Most of her family was able to be with Mrs. Margaret Hill of i.i..,.r. j; ni.. victic ui it,vi v.it.-i.-r aim mil 11 1 11 who is in Japan serving with the arme'1 forces were absent. Those Present were Mr. and Mrs. Donald i j, .1 . 00, Mr. and Mrs. oraoy and lamuv Iii Brady and family: Mr. and . ... - . ... were nlaced for Mr. and Mrs. Wae .iservea at 5: w .New cars i)av in ,r- . ,.'. r.e ur.11r.Aw dadtv orated in red and vc low streamers LOIS MOUCHETT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hays Mouchett, Clendale. will be installed as honored queen of Glendale Bethel Job's Daughters in an open ceremony tonight at the Glendale Masonic Hall. Miss Shirley Reasoner will be instal led senior princess and Miss Sally Jo Thompson as junior princess. (Fox picture) . IMr. And Mrs. Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. David Christie eel-. cbratcd their 3Sth wedding anni- Christmas Eve at their , ' cnnsimas te at ineir : home in Oakland. Those attending in cougi aiuiaic me inrisucs were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Christie and i..u uauiiiKi-is; .nr. ami nirs. dick aii ot tne cnnstie children ere Hanson and two sons of Wilbur: i present for a turkey dinner Christ Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Koozier and mas Day. New Year's Party Held At Idleyld Lodge Monday Owners and department man-1 f.Rcrs l-'mpnua Dairy Products i V"' ,m " uic enjuyeu uie "n"ual , ,".aA 1a.ffa,r.,t a, dn-; r-.v " ,.u uS ,- - - . covers were piacea lor Mr. Mrs. j lueh- 'lrs- . r. Jticelli, .Mr. and Milton Compton and two daueh ters, Elkton; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomashek and three children; Mr. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED AT NEW YEAR'S PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hafer were host and hostess at a lovelv New Year's party at their home In Dillard Sunday. Friends gathered at four o'clock to honor Mrs. Hafer on her birthday and to be enter tained by colored slides. Miss Lil lian Walker, who is secretary of the American Embassy at Damas cus, Syria, took those pictures while on a conducted tour of Egypt, me limy i.ancl and Damascus last year. They showed many interest ing n-aiures oi me living condi tions of the people and scenery on the trip en route. Delicious refreshments wore served at the close of the Dleasant evening by the hostess, Mrs. Hater, to Mrs. Vena Walker and dauch George Smith and Harry Weis bower, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dav is, all of Dillard; Mrs. Annis Blas ke, Mrs. Warren Lucas, Mrs. Car men Cooper and Loleta Buel of Elgarosc; and the host and host ess, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hafer. FRIENDSHIP CLUB HAS NEW YEAR'S PARTY The Friendship Club and invited guesls were entertained at a New Vnnr'e n.rtu at th. K.n r M. and Mn AifroH Hnnrt u.i nf n.tl land New Year s Lve. A delicious potluck dinner was enjoyea at seven o clock by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theile of Dixon- ville; Mr. and Mrs, Edward Lam oreaux, Mr. and Mrs. Herman I achosso, Mr. and Mrs. John Ba con, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunbar, I .nr. ana jirs. Virgil Lllcnowetn, I Mr. and Mrs. Van llutcheson and i tho hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Hand. Cards were in play during Ihe evening, wnn nign men s score be- : i.li I,., i, ti,..o.. i n'. hv Mr. iC.3, TZ Hon prizes we won bv' Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar with In. w..r nrizes eoing to Mr. Schosso and Mrs. Thcile. mdiwiTru ibtv urin i BY RIVERSDALE GRANGE Rivcrsdale Grange members and a - - .... I their guests said farewell to the nu v-- .j ..,i i ,u. v t-.t at, a w.ii;ii u evening. Games, ca ling were enjoyed by all. ! After the refreshments the New .7 i Year was ushered in with noise makers and much merriment. MRS. NICKENS ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB RECENTLY Mrs. Carl Nickens was a gra- cious hostess recently when she enienainea ner bridge club al a 12 o'clock luncheon. Those attend - ing were Mrs. 0. J. Fcldkamp, - 1 tvi dad-tv ci iwr. Christie four children of Kirkland Wash Mr. and Mrs. David Wicks and two of Pasadena, Calif.: Mr. M Menzie lee of Wilhnr and Christie' s brother, Leslie Chris- lie of Moose law, Sask Canada who will spend several weeks here! and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson, W. Howard Pattison. Mrs. Helen Eoye, Mr. i ana jirs. i-at buuivan and son, Ityan; Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Good-I win, ... ana nirs. itaipn Lesn ana;iPn swallinK. installing officer; i u- ' i, J ul i i . 'T ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rush and son; Mr. and Mrs. Ren Sims. Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Harlan De Spain and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. u. j. reicinamp and Mr. and Mrs. noy lonmne. SUTHERLIN PNG CLUB ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON A one-thirty o'clock luncheon was enjoyed by the members of ine Mitnerlin l'ast JVoblo Grands ... L , . fL , , . "r. """"T "" , , ;Uoic enienainea at ner nomo onlans. Mrs. Evelvn Nickersnn. Mrs. South State Street. Covers were Dlaced for Mrs. Ha - zel Green, Mrs. Maude C u 1 v e r, Cora Young and Mrs. Chester Her Mrs. Charlotte Parker. Mrs. Ber- clier. both nf Rnsehnrc lln. Hfr. tha Barge, Mrs. Olga Bielman, Mrs. Alma Anderson, Mrs. Maggie iutll.ia, iltta. mitlU'l U5S, JUTS. Eunice Beck and the hostess. Mrs. Cook. , A social hour was enioved aft er the luncheon and a couple of games were played with Mrs. Biel man winning both. Mrs. Barge won both the door prize and penny prize. The next meeting oflhe club will be on Tuesday, Feb. 7, at the home of Mrs. Lucille Chase. BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED AT POTLUCK DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Max Hunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thornton enter tained at a birthday party Wednes day evening at the Fair Oaks Grange Hall honoring Giles Hunt ami iticnard (Uick) carr. a aencious amncr was served at six-thirty, including two beautiful decorated birthday cakes, with the ?ala! ana UC5SC" eing Drougni D5L!ne kucs,s- t hum: uciiik seaieu ai nits lames ere Mr. Hunt and Mr. Carr. were Mr. guesls of honor; Mr. and M r s. Jepp Hunt, and grandson, Russell Johnson, of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton, Mr. and Mrs. George Chenoweth, Mr. and .Mrs. Virgil f'henuwelh, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston, Miss Beverly Mc Bride, Clint Bamber, James and Bill Hunt, Leo and Larry Thorn ton, the Max Hunts and the Carl Thorntons. The evening was pleasantly spent i ed silver tree. Gifts were exchang playing cards. ied and following the dinner Lizzie BOOTS AND CALICO CLUB , MS danc e . t . V...'. rf.n.. i h in. Rnni. . H r.i,;!ncur Ave- Jan' 11 at 7:30 P m i Square Dance Club was held at the I Winston community uun satur- ' day night. The hall was gailv decorated ' with balloons and crepe paper and IriHitiina m t-ri in t r arc h 1 I anrl traditional noiseinakers. hats and horns added to the festivi v of the Icomed the New ' horns aadea to tne lestivuy 01 tne party Saturday ; occasion. The ''New Year" as rep--.i i resented by Charlene Packer es LnrtaJ tha tlr,.,! "ttM Vosr" TnH f," , . .'l ; Brinkman) out. I A delicious sandwich-salad lunch was served at a late hour by the committee which was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd Hamilton; and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Alford. The club will dance next on Janl!AT GIBSON HOME 14. jir. anri Mrs. Ed Thiele and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Packer will be in charge of refreshments. 1 GRAVES HOME SCENE ! Mnirnu. Ihnrmtf anrl pa me. were tell wi ) h m ill ' f CANDIDATES for Roseburg Bethel No. 8. Job's Daughters pose with Honored Queen Mary Jane O'Brien in the above picture. First row: Darlene Hurd, Melba Sue Reed, Penny Ostrander, Lola Nicholason. Second row: Gloria Van Horn, Candy Collins.-Darlene Lewellyn, retiring honored queen Mary Jane O'Brien, Roxana Cutting, Donna Esselstrom and Patricia . Dent. I Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). Bethel No. 53 Installs New Officers Friday New officers of the Winston-Dillard Bethel 53, International Order of Job's Daughters were installed Friday evening at Douglas High School in Brockway. Marcia Wil liams was seated as the now hon ored queen at the installing cere mony. Other officeri installed the same evening were: Ann Ferguson, sen ior princess; Caroline Woodruff, junior princess; Geraldine Aliddle sladt, guide; Charlene Haven, marshal; Connie Edwards, chap lain; Diane Trobaugh, treasurer; Jo Ann Thielc, recorder; Lois Wil liams, musician; Clyda Murry, lib rarian; Janet Wickum, first mes senger; Barbara Johnson, second messenger; Dian Davidson, third messenger; Patty Davidson, fourth messenger; Colene Newton, fifth messenger; Mary Unit . senior cus todian; Susan True, junior custo ian; Patricia Mclennan, inner guard; Sharon Pruitt, outer guard pages, Karen Owens and D o n n a ! Moore. Pamela Laurance, historian lights were unable to attend andiMr. and Mrs. Ed Karciier, ano Virginia aiowery, laity ot tne will be installed at a later date. The installing officers were: El Muriel blllSon ""M guute; Peggy Tison, marshal; Mary Jane O'Brien, sen inr ,.cin.ii.M. mr i-n- ui ior custodian; Mary Ellen Hoi brook, junior custodian and Mar jorie Bowker, musician. The angel for the Book of Gold was Leslie Hutton. Tho highlight of the evening was a canmcugni arm ny ine newly installed officers dressed in pastel coiorcu. lormais. Following the installation ccrc- I .imitj IV.L)JIIUII WHO ll.-IU III charge of the hospitality guardi Lorene Davidson, and Mrs. Gladys MiHtllpsIatlt. Pnnrinit iitprp M r cher is an aunt of the new honored queen. Th urv nil In!, a itrnu rfiw.nt,ln in the holiday motif. A silver horn ot plenty lined with brightly color ed Christmas ornaments centered the red linen covered table. Table decoralions were in charge of Mrs. Florence llercher. The honored queen received many gifts, including a white ga vel which was presented by her guardian, Mrs. Evelyn Nickerson. The retiring queen, Ellen Swalling, received the past honored queen's pin as well as a joint gift from Bethel members. Roseburg guests attending the affair were: Roy Colburn, associ ate grand guardian of the Stale of Oregon; Cora Young, past guardian of Bethel No: 8 and past erand euarilian nf the State of Oregon; Frances Ellison, Cloyd I Riffo, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor, I Mr and Mn rhi.tr Hot-Mint- ami ; Lew Simons. The next regular meeting for the bethel will be Thursday, Jan. .12 at i..iu y.iii. i ituu-181 uiKii School in Brockway. BELLVIEW CLUB HAS HOLIDAY PARTY Belleview Club met at the home of Belle Huff with l,ora Hester as co-hostess for the annual holiday parly and turkey dinner Wednes day. The rooms were beautifully decorated with greens and a light- t.ariiner, president, conuuciea a short business meeting. The next meeting w, I be held at the home ?' B,:5sle Wcst. N. K.' Mal- Those enjoying the parly were Bessie West, Majoric Gilbreath r.ieanor Giinreath and cla; Alma I,ovclace, Cora Collison, Lizziek'laud Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gardner, Elsie Green, . Beth Boy-1 Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- i-.iiiiua neinii-y, neiiy .."en. Phyllis Cunningham and Jill; Eth el Roselund, Amtra Kahananui, Virginia Krueger and Janna and Kurt, Irene Walker, Olive Walker and Ruth Parker. Guests were Mrs. Bobetle 1 Thompson, Miss Gaye Thompson, : and Vannie Jacka. HOLIDAY PARTY ENJOYED Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson en tertained at a iollv New Year's 'Eve party at their home in Dil jlard. The rooms wpre gaily dec- 1 was served at a late hour to lr. Sot. Jan. 7, 1956 The Newt-Review, Rotcburg, Ore. 9 Todau-x cfciiomorrow SATURDAY - JAN. 7 MONDAY - JAN. Plnochlt Club at home of Mrs. Roitburg Lady Lions regular M. A. Mullins. meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Carl's Hav- Gltnd.l. Job's Daughters Instal- m; ""'esses: Mrs. A G. McLain lation of officers, 8 p.m. at Glen- Mrs- Brucc Tuck- Imitation, dale Masonic Temple. J'.1C' At 7:15 P m- ln ""cation Hayiitd Squar D.mre Club at bu,"'R ' Veterans Hospital All Scout Hall in Sutherlin, 9 p.m. I1''11'' "vited. Basket social Ortgon Stat Mofhtri Club to Squ.r. Danes In Garden Valley ' me,et at 'hc '""? of Mrs. O. R. at clubhouse. Ladies bring sand- "'Mson, 13M hi. Overlook at 2 wiohos p.m. Mrs. Carl Teague, eo-hojt- RummiQt Sals bv St. Georce's es: A11 mothers of OSC students Couples Club at Episcopal Parish Hall. Starting at 9 a.m. Hayloft Squarss to dance at Pres chern Barn. Hal Haskins will call. Refreshment committee: Millie and Curley Bailey. Ruth and R. C. Laurance, Bernice and Lou Whal- ey. Ladies bring sandwiches. South Dr Crk Grange regu- lar meeting and potluck. 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Adams and Mrs. Jennie Karchcr refreshment com mittee for month of January. Elkton Odd Fellows and Rchck- ahs installation of officers, 8 p.m. at Elkton 100F Hall. Bucktroo Square Dance Club to dance al Barn at Winchester. SUNDAY JAN. I 1 KoiflDiitfl junior .tiuitiitttr ui Commerce Christmas tree pick up. n t- ,.t t Oakland Prtibytarlan Uhuttll a ...... ... i. morning service at 11 -a.m. follow- Bymneslum. Foreign exchange stu cd by annual congregational meet- dc"l, w'11 J"0." "Pc,?(!r?-,,. ing from 11:45 to 12:30. Election Mtnn PTA at school. Arthur of officers and reports of organi- C. Jndd, will be guest speaker. nations. I Rosaburg Choral Society, 7:30 Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced Duplicate bridge winners for Friday's play at the Elks Temple were Mrs. B. L. llaidenbrook and Mrs. Fred Schwartz, first; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Callison, second; Mrs. Harry Hildcburn and Doyle Prcssnell, third, and Mrs. L. E. MclTinlock and Mrs. G. W. Mar shall, fourth. Winners for Tuesday night s play at the Elks Temple were Mrs. L. E. McClintock and Mrs. G. W. Marshall, first: It. Elwood Smith and Waller Ulrich, second; W. C. Callison and E. C. Patterson, third, and Mrs. Walter fisher and Mrs. Walter Ulrich, fourth. GREEN MOTHERS CLUB HAVE POTLUCK LUNCHEON Mrs. George Holm ot Hannv Val ley was hostess to members of the Green Mothers Club at her home Tuesday. A potluck lunch eon was enjoyed at noon, attend ed by the following; Mrs. Dwight Hutan, Mrs. Mark Worsley, Mrs. Victor Muscat, Mrs. Austin Sis- sock. Mrs. Cyrus Clark, Mrs. Ralph mn.runnrl Mr. K 1. I.inilhi.rii Mrs. Dow Keasey, Mrs. Lester Mi pr. Mrs. Ijims Hnrnev. mm. William Burt and Mrs. Willis Coble. The club will meet next for potluck luncheon al thu home of Mrs. Mark Worsley on the old Pacific Highway south Tuesday, Jan. li. THOMPSONS ENTERTAIN AT NEW YEAR'S PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (Curly) Thompson entertained al a New Year's party at Iheir home Terrace Lane Monday. A group gathered al the Thompson home to view the Tournament of Roses parade and thc two football games. At two o'clock the Thompsons served a smorgasbord to the M lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Wil Imr I'.-tvn. nf Tilli-r Mr antl Mr lord, Mr. and Mrs. Vern llolgalc, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haynes, Gordon I whom had birthdays Ihe week alt Holgate and Stephen Thompson. !er Christmas. Those present were Alter thc ball games cards were the Blaser family, the Mill fam enjoyed. I ily, and Beerli. NOW SEWING MACHINE CENTER Formerly ot 400 North Jackson TELEVISION CENTER WILLIAMS TV SERVICE 419 S. E. MAIN Phone OR 3-7591 2-1242 3-521 1 GRAND OPENING JANUARY 13 and 14 DOOR K i I r t..fr. V- -"?rt f-Jr A,Vr CALENDAR OP EVENTS lnJI"''!- Wit Roiebure Lady Lions to meet at 8 p.m. at humc of Mrs. Harry sanislo, 2254 .NW Kline St. Elkton Interchurch Ftllowship at grade school gym. Movie, "Martin l.lllhnr" Qlnrtin., at 7-.lt; n ... Kniahtt of Pythias and Pvthian Sisters joint installation at KP Hall, starting at 8 p.m. Ice cream and cake. Fulltrton School PTA, panel dis cussion at 7:30 p.m. Gltndal. Federated Garden Club, :30 p.m. al home of Mrs. Doris Garret. Banson School PTA, Richard Gates, guest speaker. Winston Community Club, Com munity Hall at 8 p.m. BPW to meet al club house, 8 AJ -i j S i ',' .finm vnpnltnnnl nmt (Mltirnltnnnl ,r committee are planning a speaker. p.m. in music ruuin 01 junior High (Central), tinder direction of S. Clarence Trued. Rosaburg Chambar of Commerce noon forum at Hotel Unipqua. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY The Art and Embroidery Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Ruth France. Argio Beats, new president, was in charge and plans were made for tho coming year. Mrs. France, assisted by mrs. c. m. page, served delicious refreshments to Mrs. Zella Miller, Mrs. Mnhcl Deal, Mrs. Argie Bcals, Mrs. Helen Sanders. Mrs. H. F. Snyder. Mrs. J. G. Stephcnseon, Mrs. Henry hrskine. Mrs. Alfred Neal, Mrs. Margaret Spencer, Mrs, Lucia Ingels and Mrs. James Long. The next meeling will be Jan. 18 at the home of Mabel Deal. 649 SE Flint St. NEW YEAR'S PARTY HELD IN MELROSE The lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Pargeter at Melrose was the scene ot a gay New Year's Evo parly. The evening was spent playing games and refreshments were served to Ihe following: Mr. and Mrs. Vic Lewis, Mr. and Mcs. Carroll Sensabaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Clunc, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Loomis, .Mr. and Mrs, Don Mon roe, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Glover and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bcardsley. GLENDALE GRADE SCHOOL CLASSES HAVE PARTIES Classes at the Glendalo Grade School held delayed Christmas par ties at 1 he school Tuesdy. The gift exchange parties were previously scheduled for the Friday before Christmas but were automatically postponed when high water forced closing of the school on the pre ceding Wednesday. - : BIRTHDAYS HONORED - 'AT RECENT PARTY I Mrs Ci.nro. Mill nf Glentl.-lle held a birlhclav dinner recently honoring George Mill. Mrs. Ella Blascr. and Alfred Hcerli, all ot OPi PRIZES waranal
