BUSY SUPPERS ENJOY
THURSDAY LUNCHEON
The Busy Steppers met at the
home of Sadie Lewellyn Thursday
for a delicious lunch served at
noon. The afternoon was spent
Claying garnet and visiting. Mem
era present were Addie Ollivant,
Anne Ireland, Evelyn Perry, Maur
een Muetzel, Virginia Wambolt,
Berniece Parker and daughters;
Renie Jenkins, Garnet i'olmsbee,
Metta Calkins, Mary Hodges, Ma
bel Roberts and Janet; Rhoda
Long, Clarice Brinkman and son;
Helen Northcraft; the hostess, Sa
die Lewellyn; and guests, Marie
Looney, Coleen Wooteo and Ber
niece Whealy, Jennie and Linda.
The neat meeting will be at the
home of Maureen Muetzel, Feb. 18.
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MR. AND MRS. BARNES
ENTERTAIN PINOCHLE CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Barnes en
tertained their pinochle club Sat
urday night at their home on West
Central Avenue in Sutherlin.
Those enjoying the 7:30 potluck
dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Halvorsen Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Oilman, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McCord and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Baird.
For the evening's pinochle play,
Frank McCord won men's high and
Mrs. Gilman, ladies' nigh.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at the William Baird
home Saturday evening, March 3.
SATURDAY DINNER GIVEN
BY JACK CLAIBORNES
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Claiborne en
tertained at a dinner party Satur
day evening at their home in Dil
lard. Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Dozier. Mrs. Chris
tine Simmons and Mrs. Rosa Hein-
bach and Warren. Guests arriving
later to spend the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. McClcndon
and granddaughter, and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Wade. Mr. Claiborne
had just returned from a ten-day
stay in the Mercy Hospital.
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SLUMBER PARTY ENJOYED
AT GLIDE HOME THURSDAY
Mrs. Taylor McCord entertained
Thursday at a charming dinner
and slumber party at her Glide
home in honor of the 16th birthday
of her daughter. Lucinda.
The guests arrived with Lucinda
after school and when the honoree
had opened her many gifts, games
were played until dinner was serv
ed dv tne hostess, following we
dinner, Mr. and Mrs. McCord
drove the girls to the Rolletta Rink
to spend the evening skating, then I
back to the McCord home fof thej
gay slumber party. As Friday was i
an unexpected holiday, the guests ,
were also entertained with break-;
fast and lunch. j
Those enjoying the delightful af-i
fair were Judy aunrstedt, a any
Hook, Rosalee Simpson, Barbara
Long. Betty Churchill, Shirley
Manske and the honored guest,
Lucinda McCord.
MRS. HANSEN HOSTESS
TO AREME CLUB MONDAY
The Areme Club met Monday at
the home of Vivian Hansen. Those
present were Mary Haines, Mary
Grubbe, Tyke Willy, Lois Becklev,
Mildred Taylor, Betty Grimsrud,
Gertrude Compton, Margaret Har
ris, Ann Hendrix, May Vanetta,
and the hostess, Vivian Hansen.
Mrs. Hansen served refreshments
at the cjose of the meeting.
SHOWERS HOME SCENE
OF DINNER PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. George Showers
entertained at a dinner .at their
home Sunday in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hargesheimer and their
daughter, Carol, who left rriday
of this week for Reno, Nev. to
make their home. Visiting was en
joyed in the afternoon. t
BIRTHDAY DINNER
HONORS MRS. BOWMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willy gave a
birthday dinner last Sunday in
honor of Mrs. George Bowman,
Mrs. Willy's mother. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hen
derer, Mr. and Mrs. George Bow
man and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. Willy and family. .
LUBYS ENTERTAIN
AT DINNER SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Luby entertained
at a dinner at their home on Parks
Hill Sunday having as their guests
Mr. and Mrs, Laurel James and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and
daughter, Earlene.
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GIFT SEWING CLUB
HAS FIRST MEETING
A new club, the Gift Sewing Club,
has been formed at Elkhead. Mem
bers held their first meeting Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Dave
Hust. A delicioui luncheon was
served at noon bv the hostesses,
Mrs. Rust, Mrs . Pearl Beeves and
Mrs. Dorothv Thorps.
The project for the day was
making night garments for silts.
Knjoying the day were al r s.
Gladvs Jazek, Mrs. Fay Allen and
children; Mrs. Gertrude Kriches
ky, Mrs. Huby Jazek and daugh
ter and the hostesses.
Next meeting of the club will be
Feb. 14 and will be at the ome of
Mrs. Paul Allen.
MRS. WILLIAM CASPER
HAS RECENT BIRTHDAY
A group of friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. 11.
Griffin to surprise and honor Mrs.
William Casper on her birthday
anniversary. Games were played
and visiting enjoyed and later Mrs.
Casper opened her lovely gifts. A
valentine birthday cake was pre
sented which was cut and served
with other refreshments to the
guest of honor and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Reets of Camas Valley; Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Hanson and two chil
dren: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wood,
Mr. William Casper and the host
and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Griffin.
JUNE SPEARMAN HONOREO
AT FAMILY DINNER PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jennings of
Winston entertained at a family
dinner Sunday honoring the sixth
birthday of their granddaughter,
June. Seated at the table were Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Spearman and
daughters, Sonny Jean and hon
oree, June; R. A. McEntire and
sons, Ronnie and Wayne; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Stingley and Mrs.
Edith S. Ackert of Riddle, the lat
ter a cousin of Mr. Jennings. Music
and visiting followed the dinner.
BIRTHDAY PINNER
FETES DAVID VIAN
Mrs. Charles Vian entertained
at a birthday dinner recently hon
oring the 10th birthday of her son,
David. Those present included Da
vid and Victor Vian, Edwin Curtis,
Gordon Smith, Willie Main, Mrs.
Ira Vian, Max Main and two small
sons.
DINNER PARTY HELD .
SUNDAY AT WILBUR
Mrs. Roy Harvey entertained at
dinner Sunday at her home in Wil
bur. The occasion celebrated the
birthday of their daughter, Patri
cia. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Glascoe and son, Billy, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and children,
Bobby, Kita and Patricia.
NORTONS HOSTS AT
DINNER PARTY SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton en
tertained at a dinner party Satur
day evening at their home in Fair
Oaks, having as their guests Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beguhl, Mr. and
Mrs. Tonv Arana, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve lnda and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
i old Austin.
SEWING CLUB ENJOYS
RECENT POTLUCK DINNER
The Hubbard Creek Sewing Club
met at the home of Ella Teller
Wednesday for a 1 p.m. potluck
dinner. Latee sewing and visiting
were enjoyed.
Present were Mrs. Mary J u d d,
Tone Germond, Thoreen McKinney,
Flo Rippstein, Sadie McKinney,
Helen Liles, Roberta Coffey, Mel
ba Germond, Verneta Peery, Thel
ma Leonard, Lucinda Gurney, Es
ther Cooper, Olda Liles, Ollie
Peery, Billie Travis, Pearl Grier,
Loretta Hodges and Jean Gurney.
Children present were Susian Ger
mond, Kathy Liles, Clyde Ger
mond and Carl Wilson.
FRANK BARTH GIVEN
SURPRISE PARTY SATURDAY
A group of friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Airs. Frank
Barth in Lookingglass Saturday
evening to surprise the former on
the occasion of his birthday. The
evening was spent square danc
ing, after which refreshments were
served.
Those attending .the delightful
parly included Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Schnell, Air. and Mrs. Fred Nich
ols, Mr. and Mrs. Smokey Gallup,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Messinger,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Witten, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Alford, Mr. and Airs.
Bill Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Barth.
AFTERNOON PARTY
HONORS GLENDA PERRY
Miss Glenda Perry, daughter of
Mr. and MrB. Bill Perry of Glen
dale, celebrated her ninth birth
day at an after-school party Fri
day. The children played games,
opened gifts, and enjoyed ice
cream and cake.
Those present were Cindy Mc
Nulty, Terry Sue Johns, Leonard
Jo Ellen, Raymond and Virginia
Perry, the honoree and her moth
er, Mrs. Bill Perry.
BAILEYS ENTERTAIN AT
DINNER PARTIES RECENTLY
Air. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey en
tertained recently at several din
ners after which home movies
were shown. The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burkharl and
Kathy; Claudia Knapp, Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Christian and Greg,
Mark and Dean; Mac Knapp, Mr.
and Mrs. John Burkhart and Mr.
and Mrs. F. F. Criteser.
TWO BIRTHDAYS ARE
CELEBRATED AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Blodgett
entertained al a fried chicken
birthday dinner at their home Sun
day honoring the birthdays of Wil
bur Briner and Linda Ann Briner.
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Briner, Linda Ann
and Gayle Briner, Mrs. Effie How
ard and Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett
and daughter.
DINNER PARTY HOSTED
BY MR. AND MRS. KRUSE
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse enter
tained Saturday at a dinner parly.
Their guests wore Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Denton and family; Mr. and
Mill Accident Injures
Ralph Zenner, Clendale
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Ralph Zenner of Fortune Branch
in Grants Pass Friday, after he
mashed a finger of his right hand
in a mill accident.
It was necessary to amputate
part of the finger. He spent Friday
night in the hospital, returning
home Saturday.
Visiting In California
Mrs. Bob Proftitt of Glendale is
spending a couple of weeks visit
ing wilh relatives in Rancho Mir
age near Palm Springs, Calif.
rred Brager of Leeds, N.D.. ar
rived Monday to visit with h i s
daughter, Mrs. Fred Strand and
family in Glendale. He expects to
stay for a month.
Mrs. Irene Furlong of Glendale
has been ill at her home fur the
past monUi.
E. T. Larson, forme pastor,
spoke at the Glendale Missionary
Baptist Church Sunday.
Young people of the Glendale
Missionary Baptist Church are
now holding choir practice Wed
nesday evenings before and alter
the regular prayer meeting. Bob
by Ellis is the choir leader.
Sam Gregory of Glendale was
taken to a Medford hospital by am
bulance Wednesday evening. He
returned home Monday, bu, must
return for treatment.
Local Achievement' Gets
World-Wide Recognition
Slate Rep. and Mrs. V. T. Jack
son- regularly sen News-Review
clippings to their daughter, Mrs.
James F. (Dorothy) Hilgerberg,
whose husband is a high-ranking
oflicer wilh NATO in Paris.
This week. they, were preparing
a bundle of clippings, including the
story of Roscburg High School's
polio collection of more than S10,-
000.
But they didn't need to send
that story. Before they could get
the letter in the mail, they re
ceived one from their daughter.
In her letter was an Associated
Press clipping from Stars & Strip
es.
The subject: Roseburg High
School students raising more than
$10,000 for polio.
Oakland Blue Bird Group
Has Election Of Officers
An Oakland Blue Bird Group
met Thursday afternoon al the el
ementary school cafeteria.
Election ol officers was held with
Susan Monett elected president :
Gail Fennell, vice president; rme
Filch, secretary, and Carol Cope
land, treasurer.
The group finished making pup-
pels and made Valenlines, There
are 21 girls in the group. Mrs.
Mary Drake and Mrs. Virginia
LaMoiie are tne leaders.
IMon. Feb. 13, 1956 The News Review, Roteburg, Ore. S
Riddle Lions Club Republicans Say Party
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Auxiliary 10 DC Washington un - Two Re-
api.M JCL l "t Publican senators said this week
VndrtGred reO. I the GOP will have ample time tn
pick i canamaie it rre.sic.ent Ei
senhower should announce around
the end of this month he won't
run again.
Sens. Duff of Pennsylvania and
Payne of Maine added, however,
they are more confident than ever
that Eisenhower will seek a second
term. So did Sen. Goldwater (R.
Ariz) in a separate interview.
Goldwater said he thinks Eisen
hower will run because of what
the senator called "utterly base
less" attacks by Democrats on the
administration.
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MRS. KENNETH RODGERS
, . , here for chartering
The charter for a new Lions
Club Auxiliary at Riddle will be
presented in Roseburg Feb. 18 by
Slate President Mrs. Kenneth E.
Rodgers.
The charter night dinner will be
held at the Hotel Umpqua. The
Kiddle club will he the 74lh auxil
iary chrtered by the state organization.
Beside Mrs. Rodgers, another
state auxiliary officer, Mrs. Bur
ton Dunn, of Corvallis, first vice
president of the state auxiliary,
will be on hand to install officers
of the new chapter.
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