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Newspaper Page TextWELCOME HOME PARTY GIVEN AT FRIDAY HOME A welcome home party was giv en recently at the C. H. Friday home in honor of Hal Fretwell and Harlow Friday, home on leave from Fort Knox, Ky. A novel feature of the even in t Sat. Jan. 21, . 1956 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 was the presentation of an espe cially constructed army tank to the boys by Jim Friday. Gaye Warren did a lap routine to "Dog face Soldier' on top of the tank. Other entertainment consisted of musical numbers on the violin and accordion by June and Bob Bo denner. The rest of the evening was de voted to stunts and dancing with refreshments served throughout on tables decorated with black and white check cloths, candle-dripped bottles serving as candle holders and miniature tanks flying small 1 lew MR. AND MRS. PERCY MYERS, above, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Dec. 18 at tjie home of their daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cene Arthur, at Winston. Mr. and Mrs. Myers were maried Dec. 19, 1930, and have lived in Roseburg thf "r entire life. The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers of Green was celebrated Dec. 18 at an open-house affair given by their son and daughter-in-law. Air. and Mrs. Gene Arthur, at the Arthur home in Winston, Mr. and Mrs. Myers were married 25. years ago, Dec. 19, in Roseburg. Both are long-time Roseburg residents. For the occasion Mrs. Myers wore a becoming dress of aqua blue crepe with jeweled buttons and a corsage of bells and silver ribbon, made by Mrs. James Daugherty. The serving table, covered with an Irish linen cloth, was the at tractive setting for a large tiered wedding cake, decorated with bells and lilies of the valley. The cake was made and decorated by Mrs Arthur. Mrs. H. A. Doyle cut and I Mrs. Gordon Larson and Mrs. Jo seryed the cake, Mrs. Willis My-'sephine Parkhurst. Installation Ceremony Held Monday Evening Monday evening. Alpha Lodge 47, Knights of Pythias, and Rose burg Temple 23, Pythian Sisters, held installation ceremonies at the KP Hall for their 195G officers. In stalling officer was Mrs. Robert Cameron. She was assisted by Mrs. E. G. High and Mrs. E. Lauer. Officers installed were Mrs. Mar ion Patrick, past chief; Mrs. Charles Slabaugh, most excellent chief; Mrs. A. 0. Helvey, excel lent senior; Mrs. Wayne McCau ley, excellent junior; Mrs. Charles Martin, manager; Mrs. A. Maine, secretary; Mrs. Howard Kluver, treasurer; Mrs. G. Mack, protec tor; Mrs. Jim Beville, guard. Two retiring officers, Mrs. Patrick, who served a year as most excellent chief, and Mrs. John Schlinsog, who served the three-year term of treasurer, were awarded past chief pins, and were welcomed into the Past Chiefs Club by Mrs. High, its president. Gifts were presented by Mn. Patrick to all who served with her during the year. In apprecia MRS. BARNES HOSTESS TO PINOCHLE CLU Mrs. Lethi Barnes was a graci ous hostess to her pinochle club Tuesday when the members gath ered at her home in West Suther lin. For the afternoon's pinochle play Kirs. Baird won high score and Mrs. Burgess, low. Aftef the card play Mrs. Br:ics served light refreshments if Airs. Carol Burgess, Mrs. Am'u L'lles ton, Mrs. Bertha Archibald, itlrs. Dotty Baird, Mrs. Mabel McCord, Mrs. Pearl Malone, Mrs. Margaret Mola, Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs. Dee Harvey, Mrs. Vera Holm, and Mrs. Bette Gilman. The next meeting of the club will be held Tuesday, Jan. 24, at the home of Mrs. Dotty Baird. UII1LL C OOF BR HAS RBCBMT BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Russell Cooper entertained at a birthday party honoring her son, Russell, on his eleventh birth day at her home east of Sutherlin Saturday. Games were played by the youngsters and movies were taken of the group playing in the snow, after which Pussen opened his many nice gifts. After the play hour Mrs. Cooper served birthday refreshments to hhonoanr!,niehe "M ! honor Martin, D anne ana Kill ' King 'Bill Gwyn, Timmy and Ken-: Thames, Pimmy Salisbury, Evelyn and Franklin Cooper. Sending gifts but unable to at tend were Nancy and Anna Mae Venza. RECENT DINNER PARTY GIVEN AT UMPQUA Mr. and Mrs. Burt Holts and children of Myrtle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krohn and chil dren of Roseburg were guests at a dinner party given by Mr. ami Mrs. Bob Mode at their home on Mode Lane, near Lmpqua day. Sun- Petite Marie A Licensed Shop the COLD WAVE PERMANENTS 1 Blo'k North of City Drivt-ln Market, Opposite Richio't Drivt-ln Mabel A. Hilde Closed Mondcy ers poured the coffee and Mrs. Jack Darling served the punch. Miss Iftarilyn Myers had charge of the guest book and Mrs. Glen Tur ner assisted about the Toom. Those who called during the day were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Turner, Mr, and .Mrs. Jack Darling, Mrs. Tressie Claypool, Clarence Myers, Glen Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Bean, Mr. and Mrs. John Cor nilsen, Mrs. Lester Miller, Mrs. George Holm, Mrs. H. A. Doyle, Richard Stack, Dale -' Myers, Merle Lander, Sonia Lander, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Daugherty, Mrs. Norma White and son and Marilyn Myers. Sending gift were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Insley and sons; Andrew Telford, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson. Mr. and tion of her year as the head of ficer, the temple presented M r s. Patrick with a pair of ceramic lamps, Judge Thomas Hartfiel was in stalling officer for the Knights. As sisting him were Cliff Seales, grand master-at-arms, and George Hinsdale, grand prelate. Officers installed were Charles Martin, chancellor commander; Earl Wil shire, vice-chancellor; Billy Black, prelate; Sam Campbell, master-at-arms; Charles Slabaugh, secre tary; Al Newman, treasurer; John Hess, master of work; and Jim Bevill; outer guard. Ed Schier meister, inner guard-elect, was un able to be present, due to the death of his mother in Lodi, Calif. 'Music for the evening was furnish ed 'by Miss Jennie Jorey. The in formal portion of the evening in cluded speeches by the officers and a skit showing how officers should be elected. Refreshments in the dining room completed the eve ning. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER HONORS MRS. HICKS Mrs, William Ulmer was a gra cious hostess at her home Mon day night at a pink and blue show er which honored Mrs. Claude Hicks. Mrs. Stanley Stevens was co-hostess. Appropriate games were played wit prizes won by Mrs. Florence Powell, Mrs. Carroll Sensabaugh, Mrs. R. B. Curtis and Mrs. L. B. Uicks. The refreshment table, covered with a lace cloth, was centered with a pink cake, flanked on either side with matching tapers: Invited guests were Mrs. R. B. Curtis, Mrs. Sid Corey, Mrs. L. B. Hicks, Mrs. Carroll Sensabaugh, Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Mrs. Flor ence Powell, Mrs. 0. A. Kennedy, Mrs. Robert Norton. Mrs. Del Mc Kay, Mrs. Doran Beaudoin, Mrs. Roy Woodali and Mrs. Earl Oak- HIRtH.1 CLUB MBMBBR3 BMTiBTAIMBD AT DIMMSft The Hubbard Creek Needle Clutj wis entertained at a dinner party at the home of Mr. Billie Trarie, and visiting were enjoyed during the diy. Places were set, for Flo Kiapiteu, kilty .edr, Lucrnua IMnZ'YoCot. - v.,, r-i . c feJ Gwnqy, Sally Aaertei, HiMi;t y Mohr, Pearl Grier, Mrs. Eiferson, Thelma Leonard nd Jo Lowman and children from San Bernardino, Calif. tOOTS AND CALICO CLUft HONORS GRADUATES An evening of dancing was en joyed Thursday by members of the Boots and Calico Club and gradu ates of the new class sponsored by the clutv Norval Cockerarn, caller, presented diplomas, after which a larce birthdav cake. dec- orated for the graduates, was serv- eu ay joyce Arrnsirung. Beauty Satan A Licensed Beouticion All professional formulas used rOO Bonta. Ouorts, Realistic, etc J up SHAMPOO and STYLINC 1.50 up 2442 N. Stephens St. (Hwy 99) Phone' OR 3-3991 nags. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Friday, those attending were Gaye War ren, John Carson, Nancy Cate, Hoy Cotton, Mike Stryker, Janet Mul key, Jackie Warren, Vickie Leh man, Don Ware, Bob Geddes, Judy Wood, Jim Parker, Don Thron burg, Ginger Kettleman, Jennie Murphy, Frank Purdy, Caroline Jackson, Jodi Corkrura, Debbie Corkrum, Dave Lyons, Carlene Felker, Cathy Fretwell, Sylva Ed- j die. Garv Crenshaw Rnh a n ri 'June Bodenner, Bill Friday, Jim rnaay ana me two nonorea guests, Harlow Friday and Hal Fretwell. NINTH BIRTHDAY -IS OCCASION FOR PARTY Sharon Sue Rapp was honored on her ninth birthday Monday aft-! er school by her mother, Mrs. Lloyd Rapp, at their home on East First Avenue. The group played games and Karen Harris won the prize after which Sharon Sue opened her many lovely gifts.' After the play hour Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rapp took the group to the Del Rey Cafe at Winchester for dinner. Preceding dinner the girls played a game with Janice Johnson winning the prize. A beautiful decorated birthday cake was baked by Pop and Mom Wulf and was served with dinner. Those enjoying the occasion with Sharon Sue were Karen Harris, Barbara and Beverly Curry, Te resa Rapp, Janice Johnson, Becky McGill, Martha Rapp and Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rapp. ', ROSBTTA LAYCOCK BECOMES BRIDE OP GARY GENE BAULT Miss Rosetta Mae Laycock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Laycock ot Koseourg, and uary Gene Bault, son of Mrs. Adalaide Bault of Dillard, were quietly mar ried Friday, Jan. 13, in the eve ning at the Presbyterian Church parsonage at Oakland. The cere mony was performed by the Rev. Homer M. Noble of Oakland. The bride was lovely in a two-toned gray and pink suit, small black hat wreathed in flowers and black accessories. The bridal couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Dillard. They are mak ing their home in Roseburg where Mr. Bault is employed at the Pre mix Cement Co. NRS. NICHOLS HOSTESS TO INTER-SE CLUB A 1:15 luncheon for members of the Inter-Se Study Club and their Guests was held luesday at the home of Mrs. C. Harold Nichols. Mrs. W. M. Campbell gave the program on the life of Ethel Barrymore. Attending were Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. E. S. Hall. Mrs. E. E. Lindcll, Mrs. Charles Stark, Mrs. Jack Ullrich and Mrs. Edna Beauchamp. The club will meet next Jan. 24 at the home of Mrs. E. E. Linden". Mrs. Charles Stark will have charge of the program. Local News Here From Portland Senator Al Corbett of Portland was a vis itor here Thursday. Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers have returned to their home here, following a busi ness trip to Portland. Hre mi Business H. E. But ler, assistant trust officer of the U.S. National Bank, Portland, was a business visitor inRosebupg yes terday. Viitirn In P.rHand Mrs. Hat tie Guerin of Koseburg ii spend ing the weeK in 1'oruana visu.ns her sister, Mr. Earl Crowder, and attending t. business. Vium Hr tin. George Xangas expects t return Sunday I. her home in Portland after a visit here with Wr soa and dauh-tor-ia law, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mangas. Crwv.iiKi Wr Kicky FmU KwWk wm transferred today to the home of her parents it 3J1I N M Highwiy, Hertford, after wvlerjoine went wrery . Mdfocl Community Mas- putt, In Haaqkifeil Ttfrs. We-thinglon Hughes of Roseburg hs been ad mitted to St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland for surgery. The Hughes' daughter, Miss Daphne Hughes, executive youth consultant for the Episcopal Diocese. Newark, N.J., has arrived in Portland to be with her mother. In Hoipeal At Nome The Rev. Lowell McAfee Campbell, Presby- terian minister on St. Lawrence Island, has been taken to the hos- pital in Nome to receive treat - menl and posraoie surgery lor a frozen foot. He Suffered the injury, whi e on a rcaular 7-hour mission ' ' tntir whinh rtn appntmt nf weather conditions lengthened to 17 hours. He is the son ot Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell nf this city. Ito and his wife and their two sons. Mi chad and Gary, were visitors here on their furlough during the sum - mer and tail. ESTHER'S BEAUTY SALON S.con4 Strait, Myrtlt Crttk PHONE 185 voningt by Appointment I 7?n . .. ,mL; A ii OFFICERS OF Mountaineer Rebekah Lodge, Glendale, are pictured above, Left to right, back row: Grace Powelson, inside guardian; Angie Nensteil, financial secretary; Ella Blaser, left supporter of the noble grand; Leona McAllister, outside guardian, second row: Jen nene Johns, left supporter of vice grand; Pol ly Wright, chaplain. Myrn Opperman, conduct ress; Mary Wright, warden; ' Mildred Daniels, color bearer; LaVerne Coates, treasurer. Front row: Hazel Whaley, right supporter to vice grand; Mabel Winkleman, recording secretary; Zorada Ford, musician; Nadine Reynolds, vice grand; Myrtle Young, noble grand; Joyce Mill, right supporter to the noble grand. (Fox Photo). The Glendale IOOF Lodge 1721 and the Mountaineer Rebekah Lodge, 149, Glendale, held a joint installation at the IOOF Hall Sat urday evening. Jaunita Buenger had charge of the guest book and Virginia Perry and Georgia Mill lighted the can dles before the beginning of the ceremony. The pledge to the Amer ican flag was led by retiring Noble Grand Jean Gaedecke. The regular officers surrendered their chairs to the installing of ficers, District Deputy Grand Pres ident, Leona McAllister; grand warden, Viola Caraway; grand marshal!, Velma Edson; grand secretary, Bess Bates; tfrand trea surer, Matie Heller; grand chap lain, Mae Basye; musician, Guy la Vaughn, for the Rebekah Lodge; and deputy grand master, Eugene Clark; grand warden, Walter Mc Allister; grand marshal!, Pirlcy Oakland Eastern Star Installation Thursday Eastern Star Chapter No. 91 ofl Visitors were Worthv Matrons Oakland held installation of offi-j ucis inuituay nigni. iiiMuuiiig in-1 ficers were past patron, Lloyal Steams, and past matron, Mary Barker, matron; Juanita Holgatc, marshal; .Agnes Wilcox, chaplain; Nadine Stearns, conductress and Ruth Bridges, organist. New officers are worthy ma tron, Helen Stuwe; worthy patron, Lyle Stuwe; associate matron, Bet ty Early; associate patron, Harry Smith; secretary, Naomi Riggs; treasurer, Ruth Bunch; conduct ress, Olga Bielman; associate con ductress, Gergrude Hebard; chap lain. Lucrctia Ross; marshall Kathryn Roadman; organist, Jean Treman; Adah, Grace Wood; Ruth, Vera Smith; Esther, Alta Jean Boyd; Martha, Doris Stein bach; Electa, Dcna Bennett; ward er, Ivena Halverson and sentinel, C. J. Bielman. Courtesy girls are: Drill cap tain, Juanita Holyatc, Edna Bid well; Myrtle Van Meter, Veda Hol lopetcr, Ruth Manning, Emma Til lery, Donna Horton, Myrtle Ow ens, Dorothy Austin and Mary Barker. Special music committee, Leah Carlisle, Ruth Bridges, Susan Bunch and Juanita .Holgate. Stand ing committees: Finance, Ella Sparks, Mary Barker, Fern Flory, Irma Cornish, Bernice Thiele and Ted Roadman; Instruction, Meryle Wahl, Lloyd Cornish, Ruth Bridg es, Agnes Wilcox, Ada McCall, Betty Stearns and Eleanor Dor- man. Endowment committee, Gen- evieve Murphy, Gertrude Hebard, li. r. aicrtina, visiimg ami iiruci, were: vetina Edson, worthy ma Nadine Stearns, Edna Campbell tron; ; Herbert Reed, worthy pat and Horence Thiele; publicity, ron; Jpan Ccdeeke, associate ma Wan d a Hopkins; custodian of tron; ltin Mcdralh, associate pa lights, Delmar Murphy; custodian :tron. Mttit Hellert secretary; Judy of dining hall, Lucretia Ross. iLaPralh, associate conductress; inc luugiBin cwivixivu ui wmwi hy Irva Graham, Sue Bunch and Juanita Holeate; duet, Leonne Riggs and Nancy Foster; and a drill by Job's Daughters. Acc.nv jlt , y S( r SIXTH BIRTHDAY II occasion ron party Robbie Stephens was hooored on nil sixth birthday last Frklay aft er achool by his mother, Mrs. Ty rus Stepht-ni at her home or East Central Avenue. Games were eiiyod and Robbie opened his any nice gifts after which Mrs. Stephens served re freshments to ftobbw, juest of honor; Debri Hogan, Lonnfle Sites-hens and Sieve Nelson. Moth - ers present were Mrs. Stanley Hog - an and Mrs. lvar Nelson and grandmothers, Mrs. Julia Allen and Mrs. R. 0. Stephens. BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD TUESDAY AFTERNOON Tff ... cA,i, nnnj Jeffery Sensahaugh was honored Tuesday afternoon on his sixth ; birthday at the home of his par ents. Mr. ana Mrs. Larroii hensa-' i baugh, in Melrose. Following a pc-1 riod of games and recreation, gifts ; were presented to the honorce and lovely refreshments served, ; Present were the guest of honor ana jerry james, uougias rie-i menko. Terry Chitwood, ttaroara i ami Kay BatliricK ana Douglas and Anne Spn.ia hail?h MRS. STEWART HOSTESS TO LEND-A-HAND CLUB r.end A Hand club gathered at the , home o( Mrv (;k,nda ,stwari ca5t of Sutherlin for an aftcrno' of I sewing. After the sewing hour Mrs. Slew art served refreshments to .Mrs. Kay Moore, Miss Frances Larson, Mrs. iWv Longbrake and Mrs. Olen rentier. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mm. Earl Adams at Jrair Oaks Wednesday Winkleman; grand secretary, Jack.ry, recording secretary; Side Per- Vincent grand treasurer, C. W. Vincent grana cnapiain, &a Alu- ler, for the Odd Fellows The following were installed: Noble grand, Myrtle Young; vice grand, Nadine Reynolds; record ing secretary, Mabel Winkleman; financial secretary, Angie Nensticl; treasurer, La Verne Coates; right supporter of noble grand, Joyce Mill; lefi. supporter of noble grand, Ella Blaser; right supporter of vice grand, Hazel Whaley; left supporter of vice grand, Jennene Johns; warden, Mary Wright; con dustress, Myrn Opperman; inside guardian, Grace Powelson; outside guardian, Leona McAllister; chap lain, Polly Wright; color bearer, Mildred Daniels; and musician, Zorada Ford, as officers in the Rebekah Lodge. IOOF officers arc Ben Whaley, noble grand; Monte Bates, vice noble grand; Bill Per- Myrtle Olmscheid of Roseburg and v irnima wrigni 01 Myrtle creeK; wormy Patrons Ralnh Cooner of Roseburg and Jack Doud of Myr tle Creek. Past matron and patron pins were presented to Irma and Lloyd Cornish. In the rooms decorated In blue and white by Juanita Holgate and Noreen Perrault, refreshments were served by Meryl Wahl. chair- mau, and Howard Wahl, Fred and Elsie Brozio, EIJa Sparks, Nadine and Loyal Mearns, Dick Riggs, Hoy ana Vivian iocoson, Ida and Floyd Pinkston, Sally and Ben Amerson and Dale Bennett. Glendale OES Officers Installed Friday Night The officers of the Glendale chanter. 71. OES Lodge. were install- ed Friday evening at the Masonic Temple. The retiring matron. Lucile Har- ris, opened the meeting. The Lord s prayer and pledge ot allegiance were given and Beth Hopper, grand chaplain of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, was introduced. The meet ing was then turned over to the installing past matron, Mrs. Mae Basye, and her assistants, Howard Edson, installing marshal, Thelma Reynolds, installing chaplain, Eu- nin T'nvno anH MilrlreH Spthpr in- !staijng musicians. Those installed niive Kuh . chaplain: Thelma Lar- son, marshal; Esther Kafer, mun ciin: Dorothy McDonald, Ada; Jacki Smith, Ruth; VermHa Mar riott. Martha ; Dora Kwuwdy, warder. Before the installation ceremony, Kay and Peggy Edon, daughters of Ihe worthy matron-eVct, car ried a lighted candle and a BibU to the altar. After the iiBlallatkM of the worthy matron aid worthy atro Mary Wright sane a sols, "?Var of the East," accompenied by-Ku nice Payne. - piMQCHLB PATY B4DO?80i AT at AM I KB mnttB j 1 Mrs. Leo Manske was a chirm ing hostess Tuesday afternotm ! when she entertained a group of : friends at Winslon-DilJard with pinochle pdrty. Hostess prizes were awarded to Mrs. Rosa Hembach and Mrs. Decla Taylor. Those en 'joying the afternoon with Mrs. Man ra Mp , tnhnBlin wh, ske were Mrs. Ethel Johnson, who had recently returned from sev eral months in Canada; Mrs. Blanche Tipton, Mrs. .ijrion ar ryman. Mrs. Robbie Lee Cooper, Mrs: Eleanor Shigley, Mrs. Kosa Heinhach and Mrs. Decla Tay lor. Delicious dessert refreshments were served at the close of the lovely afternoon by the hostess. CALVIN AROLA FETED AT RECENT INNERS Sr. and Mrs. Carl Arola hon- ored their son, Pfc Calvin Arola who is home on furlough from Kt. Devens, Mass., with dinners on Saturday and Sunday. Friends coming to enjoy Satur day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Howard B as son, Jim Basson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paulsen. Guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Teeter and Ernest; Mrs. Etta Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Joe i Toman and fun. The Arolas, other children. Mike. Pete, Helen. Car- ley anfi fieorge, wer aim present ry, treasurer; Jack Vincent, right supporter of noble grand: Ted Clark, left supporter of noble grand; Pirley Winkleman, right supporter of vice Grand: Al Mnhr. left supporter of vice grand; Glen ivaier, waraen; Tommy Prestian ni, conductor; George Mill, inside guardian; Gene Clark, outside guardian and Bill Nensticl, chap lain. After the installation, Lela Smith sang a solo, "The Lord's Prayer," which honored the retiring noble grands, Jean Gaedecke and George i Reynolds, and Esther Kafer sang a solo especially for them. Bess Bates presented Mrs. Gaedecke with her past noble grand pin, and each officer gave her a handker chief corsage tied with pastel rib bons from which gold keys were hung. Gene Clark presented George Reynolds with a past noble grand collar. The program consisted 'of some excellent chorus numbers present ed by students under the direction of teacher, Robert Carter. The mix ed chorus also sang varied selec tions. The program was conducted with a solo, "Forgive," sung by the Rev. Wayne Waltman. accompan iea Dy Mrs. wauman. Refreshments were served in the dining room on tables decorated with pink and green candles which represented the Kebekah Lodge and red and white candles, repre sented the Odd Fellows Lodge. Sim ilar candles and baskets of fern and pink roses were used in dec oration in the main meeting room Delicious refreshments were served. Napkins were printed in gold with the names of the lodges ana the organization dale, iwb, on one side, and with 1956 en the other. Laler, two addenda were llve.! for the outgoing matron, one hy I the past matron's club and one by jher officers. An addendum was giv- " or e incoming matron ny sev- eral of her officers, The halt was decorated with sil vered laurel leaves and berries and refreshments were served to mem bers and guests. Because of the sevarity of the snow storm which prevented sev eral officers from being present on installation night, these were in stalled at the first regular meeting, Jan. 10. They were Sylvia Flory, treasurer; Gere Halstead, conduct ress; Phifctha McGrath, Ksllwr; and William McGrath, stineL DBSSBRT LUNCHEON HELD AT LAMOREAUX HOMB Xutherlin Tillieum club was gra ciously entertained at a ww o'clock dessert luncheon bv Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux, at her home norlhwst Oakiimd. Beautiful bouquets of jasmine and pussy willows were uiwd about Ihe rooms and miaia. ture vases of jasmine centered tW appointive tables. Thowe seated at the table vera Mrs. Wesley TWmpon, Mrs. Alva MaiMinf, Mrs. Fern Mory, Mrs. Jw PerrauK, Mrs. JTnnk KeXJorrf, Mrs. Harry Barker, Mrs. John Chase, Mrs. Vern Holfate, Mrs. C. J. KielmaR, Mrs. Cal Howies, Mrs. Vtm Ltiiinier and tne tmteis, Mrs. Lamoreaux. for (Se aPltrnorja contract Vidga play, Mrs. JBa.ps.er wm high; Mrs. McCord, seord his; low, Mr. Bowks and lb traveling foose, Mrs. IfolgHte. Th next meeting will Ve held on Tuesday, January 31, at tha home of Mrs. Frank McCord. GLEN GO DIM BY KH)RlB AT SURPRISE RARTY Glen Godfrey was honored at a nut prise birthday parly Sunday evening at the lovely new trailer home of his nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haines in Dillard. Those helping Godfrey to celebrate his birthday were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Godfrey from Wil bur, Mr. and Mrs, Gene Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrown and son, Stevie of Upper Rice Crrek; Mrs. Glen Godfrey and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haines and t.on Skipper. MRS. HUFF CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY TUESDAY Mrs. E. A. Huff was the inspir ation for a birthday dinner given at her home Tuesday evening. Included besides Mr. and Mrs. Huff were Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Lambeth and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ransom and children, who brought the large birthday cake. The evening was spent in playing cribbace with birthday cake and ! col ice oeing served late in the ;,v,u. jy . vV" . a. Pf'". LEONE RICCS, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riggs, Sutherlin, was installed honored queen of Oakland Bethel No. 42, International Order of Job's Daughters, at the Oakland Masonic Temple, (Picture by Warren Studio) . Other officers installed were : Sharon Roadman, senior princess; Nancy Foster, junior princess; Nancy Dorman, guide; ' Janice Rippstcin, marshal; Jannclle Shaw, chaplain; Betty Larson, treasurer; Yvonne Stuwe, record er; Janice Kcnwisher, librarian; Barbara Early, musician; Sharon Wood, first messenger; Sandra Flory, second messenger; Peggy Murphy, third messenger; Joyce Rippstcin. fourth messenger; Sherri Minor, fifth messenger; sen ior custodian, Joanne Wilson; Peg gy Woolman, junior custodian; Carolee Johnson, -inner guard; Norma Pecry, outer guard; Peg gy Austin, historian; Terri Oster hout, lady of the lights; Alona Ben nett, reporter; and Helen Self, bethel flag bearer. The installing officers were: Nancy Sparks, retiring honored queen and installing officer; Fran ces Hcaton, guide; Gay Marshall, marshal; Veda Hollopetcr, chap lain; Shirley Gorman, recorder; Ruth Bridges, musician; Mary El len Erickson, senior custodian; Carol Burgess, junior custodian, and Laurie Watson, soloist. DeMolay Installation Takes Place Roseburg Order of DeMolay held its installation cuiemonics Satur day night at the Masonic Hall in Roseburg, with the Takena Chap ter of Albany conducting the in-. stallation. Walter Swart, as ad-1 visor, and four boys of tne lakcna Chapter made up the installing team. John Joe I son was installed as master councilor, Don Smith as senior councilor and Ernie Knigge as junior councilor, A spaghetti dinner, served by the DeMolay mothers, was given & KVto C f'J and the visiting installing tea-m After the ceremonies, Mrs. Eu gene Ridcmwr, president of t h o mothers' club, presented the new master councilor with a gavel and representative from the Eugene chapter presented him 'with a trav eling master councilor's pin. Twelve girls from Job's Daugh ter's Bethel No. 8 performed a beautiful flower drill, after which the flowers were presented to Mrs. Jottlsou. At the conclusion of the evening, the master councilor and senior and junior councilors introduced way t& win! 2 complete Ssts of Priissl SINGER- SEWING 2nd Granti Prize $10,000 in cash 3rd Grand Prize $5,000 in cash th Grand Prize $2,000 in cash ' 5th Grand Prize $1,000 in cash 6th through 1 Oth Grand Prize . . $500 in cash P0S -,." ';., 33 Jegloiral lit and 2nd WITH THE WOROS YOU Get Complete Rules and Entry Blank At Your Nearest S1NCER SEWINC CENTER 558 S. E. Jackson, Roseburg, Oregon OR 3-7348 Honored Queen Leone was pre sented a white bethel Bible by the guardian council and with a myr tlewood gavel by her father. Following installation the new officers joined in the formalion of a beautiful white floral cross and narration by Carol Clji.rke. A clever addendum preceded the presentation of a past queen's jewel to Nancy Sparks, retiring queen, by Mary Ellen Erickson, junior past queen. The jewel was a gift from the bethel. Distinguished guests from out-of-town included: Muriel Ellison, honored queen; Peggy Tison, sen ior princess and Diane Myers, jun ior princess, all of Bethel No. 8, Koseburg; Beverly Wcgher, senior princess; Myra Kelly, junior prin cess ot Jii'Uiel no. 18 jh y r 1 1 e Crock; ltoy Colburn, associala grand guardian, uoscnurg; Ma mie Wilson, past grand guardian; Millie Doud, grand librarian and guardian of Bethel 18, and Jack Doud, associate guardian of Beth el No. 18 all of Myrtle Creek. The next regular meeting of Bethel No. 42 will be held Jan. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in tile Oakland Ma sonic Temple. Saturday their parents to assembled friends and relatives. Laler in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Joelson were hosts to the DeMolay boys and their in vited tmesis at a party civen at 'their homo on Pitzer Street. COFFEE HOUR HONORS MRS. DAVID ENGLEBART A coffee and handkerchief show er was given recently by Mrs. D. C. Nickens recently in honor of Mrs. David Englcbart who, with Iw?r family, is moving to Portland. Invited guests were Mrs. J i m Loomis, Mrs. Asa Irwin, Mrs. Gor don Gurretscn and Mrs. John Shirley. ALLEN'S WALL AND WINDOW SHOP REPRODUCTIONS OF THE WORLD'S FINEST PAINTINGS Ail.r Colnrt Elchintt Piavi.ciilt EXPERT FRAMING 1852 W. Harvard OR 2-1097 CONTEST 4M& Pdioi 160" lecol Print ',' WSIfc lor $2,500 in cosh) 2nd Prize Two-week vaca tion for two In Bermuda or $ 1,000 in cash 3rd Prize-$S00 In cash 4lh Prii-$250 in catli 5th through 10th Prizei-$100 In cash or a SINGER 99 Portable Jan. 25. 1 for tha dinners. i evening.