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I 1C, Sot., April 21, 1956 TJie Nwt-Rvlew, Roseburf, 0r. j i ! r v ?x ' v 'k ' V v f . 'f . ' BETA IOTA CHAPTER of Epsilon Sigma Alpha recently held an, initiation ceremony for new members during a banquet at the Harlequin Club. Initiated were left to j-ight, Mrs. William Grensky, Mrs. Roy Fent, Mrs. . Richard 1 it irk ii. fe - - - - - r - i x . : : . I y I'V-Ik..?' Berney, Mrs. William Ulmer, Mrs. F. R. Beal, Mrs. Bill Matthews and Mrs. Ralph Snyder. Mrs. Beal affiliated with the group. She had transferred to Roseburg from a Springfield chapter. (Winston Studio). A FAMILY REUNION held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smithee in Winston was an enioyable affair. Present from out of town for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Randall and son, Stan, of Willow Creek, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smithee and two sons, Allan and Dale, from Sacramento, Calif., and Sgt. and Mrs. Leo Smithee and daughter, Susan from Tinker AFB, Oklahoma , City. Pictured above are, back row: Jackie Smithee, Mrs. (Vera) Smithee, Mrs. (Nancy) Randall, Sgt. Smithee, Mrs. .Elmer (Maxine) Patterson and Mrs. Alfred (Fanny) Mc Whorter. Front row are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smithee ond daughter, Judy. (Wilson Studio) Philip Kasers -Honored At Delightful Party Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kaser Jr. entertained at a charming party Saturday evening at their home at 459 W. Fair St., in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kaser, who have just returned from Ger many and who were spending a few days 1 here visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kaser left Wednesday for their new home ONE OF THE LOVELIEST events of the spring season was held Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McLennon of Lookingglass Road, Winston, when they en tertained in honor of their daughters, Patricia and Suzanne on their 13th and 12th birthdays respectively. The spacious party room at the McLennon home was the scene of two parties to which a large number of guests were invited. (Winston Studio).. Games were played and dancing enjoyed and after the many beau tiful gifts were opened delicious re freshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. J. A. Wil ton and Mrs. Jim Everly. Sunday a group of Suzanne's friends join ed her and Patricia in a theater party. Those invited to enjoy the two affairs were: the honored guests, Patricia and' Suzanne, and their brothers Jack and Allan; their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilton; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Everly, Sharon Pruitt, Colene New ton, Joe Brady, George Finney, Da vila Nichols, Karen Owens, Donna Moore, Pamela Laurance, Stanley Kolpack, Glenda Ryder, Sharon Brown, Patty Davidson, Patsy Wi ley, Patsy Elliott, Ruby Ann Vance, Jim Elliott, Joanne Counts, J i m Lewis, Ruby Houmeser, Audrey To bler, Starr Smith, Judy Kimball, Barbara Kerrick, Sheryl Lau rance, Brenda Counts and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Allan McLennan. Bridal Shower Charming Affair At Powers Home A charming 'bride-to-be" show er was given for Zoneile Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Har old Wilson, by Miss Cynthia Pow ers and her mother, Mrs. L. L. Powers Thursday evening at the attractive Powers home in Laurel; wood. Miss Wilson will become the bride today of Kenneth "Chic k" Monnier. Easter lilies and camellias form ed the lovely decorations for the occasion. Bride and bridegroom sil houettes decorated the ice cream. Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton served the bridal cake and Mrs. Leo Gillett poured the coffee. Besides the hostesses, those en joying the occasion honoring Miss Wilson were Mrs. Betty Rawson, Mrs. Albena Tison, Miss Gloria Jacobs, Mrs. Frank B. Woodworth, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder To Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Snyder will observe their golden wedding anni versary Sunday, May 6, by holding open house at the Roseburg Wom an's Clubhouse from 2 to 5:30 p.m. Friends and relatives have been most cordially invited to call and are requested to not send gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, who were married in Roseburg 50 years ago, have lived in their home at 1421 SE Cobb St., since their wedding day Mr. Snyder is a retired South ern Pacific inspector. The Snyders have a daughter, Mrs. L. A. (Mar jorie) Mills, and a son, Don, both of this city. MNO CLUB MEETS AT RIVERSDALE HOME The Riversdale MNO Club met at the home of Mrs. Neil Ch.-ist;an Wednesday evening. During the brief business meeting the attend ance prize was awarded to Mrs. Darwin Lea. The pleasant evening hours were spent playing games after which Mrs. Christian served dainty refreshments to Mrs. Argus Fisher, Mrs. Floyd Squier, Mrs. H. W. Conn, Mrs. Jack Denton, Mrs. Allan Christie, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Don Harmon, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. L. W. Cottrell, Airs. F. A. Hollcy, Mrs. J. M. Burkhart, Mrs. Don Kruse and Mrs. Don Guiley. Recipes will be featured at the next meeting. U. Of O. , Mothers Club Has Interesting Meeting Mrs. D. L. Taylor, Mrs. Fred . will be held. The place of the meet- llargis, Mrs. Charles Brent ana,ing wm De announcea laicr. flirs. J. B. Archer entertained me University of Oregon Mothers Club at a lovely 7:30 o'clock dessert supper Monday evening at the former's attractive home. The highlight of the evening was the voting of $306 for scholarships. The final money making project of the year was the Chinese auc tion held during the social hour. New officers elected are Mrs. William Thompson. president; Mrs. C. A. Ricketts, vice presi dent Mrs. D. L. Taylor, secre tary, and Mrs. R. B. Barker, treasurer. The next meeting will be May HOUSE WAR MING SURPRISES CECIL JAMESON FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jameson and family were surprised recently whei a group of friends honored them at a housewarming party and potluck dinner. A set of dinner ware was presented to the Jame sons. Attending the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Welty and fam ily; Mr. ajjpV Mrs. Dale Wester land, Mr. aH Mrs. Dick Hanson and sons; Mr. and Mn. Fred Koehler and family; Mr. and Mrs. 21. at which time members will; Glen Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. entertain Uicir families at a pot- Godfrey and Mrs. Annabelle Irving luck dinner. Installation of officers 1 "4 family. Mrs. Larry Strode, Mrs. Arlene Roglitz, Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton, Mrs. Lydia Tilton, Miss Betty Chambers, Miss Bonnie M u 1 1 e , Mrs. Ivan Rogers, Mrs. Lorraine Rogers. Mrs. Harry Stringer. Mrs. Dodge Sr., Miss Violet and Miss Claudette Dodge, Mrs. Ralph Sny der, Mrs. Leo Gillett, Miss Doro thy Gillett, Mrs. Reuben Johnson, Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. Gerald Palmer, Mrs. P. T. Bubar, Mrs. Edward Gillespie, Mrs. G. Harold Wilson and Miss Judy Powers. Games were played during the social hour with prizes going to Mrs. Woodworth and Mrs. Palmer. Beautiful gifts were presented to the guest of honor and lovely re freshments were served. MRS. JAMES FLYNN HOSTS FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB Springtime readings were pre sented at roll call at the recent meeting of the Melrose Friendly Hour Club which took place at the home of Mrs. James Flynn. A pot luck luncheon . was enjoyed at noon. Mrs. Hazel Bly was in charge of the program which consisted of contest games and pictures and a discription of a recent trip through Mexico by Mrs. Flynn. Attending were Mrs. Elsie Cof fell, Mrs. Ida Miller, Mrs. Hazel Bly, Mrs. Norma Fenn, M r s. Anna CoffeH, Mrs. Doris Benedict, Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. Minnie Sacobson, Mrs. Grace Fenn, Mrs. M. Benedict, a guest; and the hostess, Mrs. Flynn. MRS. HOLLINGER IS COMPLIMENTED AT PARTY A surprise birthday party was given Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glascoe in Wilbur honoring Mrs. Herschel Hollinger. The evening was spent playing cards, with prizes ' awarded the winners. The honored guest re ceived many lovely gifts. Refreshments, including birth day cake, were served to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harvey and family; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hart and sons: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harvey and fam ily: Mrs. Lois Ha ire and children; Robert Buie, Mr. and Mrs. Her schel Hollinger and daughters; and Mr. and Mrs. Glascoe and son. Warrenton Club Meets At Naas Home Tuesday The Warrenton Club met Tues day evening at the home of Flor ence JNaas. Mabel Patterson and Helen Hicks were guests and members enjoying the. evening with Mrs. Naas were: Ginger Hicks Maxine Schultz, Hcrtha Peterson, Enid McDanicl and EI satia Hudelson. Following an enjoyable social hour, lovely refreshments were served. L. A. Keiths Announce Marriage Of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Keith of Glengary announce the marriage of their eldest daughter, Alice, to George V. Arrant of Klamath Falls. The ceremony was perform ed in Sutherlin by Justice of the feace ward A. Watson Wednes day, April 11. Attendants for the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack. The bride attended Glide High School and the bridegroom went to Klamath Falls schools The young people are presently making their home in Glengary. Mr. Arrant is employed at Ford's Mill. MEN HONORED BY CALAPOOIA WOMEN The Ladies of the Calapooia Women's Club, gave a dinner Sun day as a "thank you" to the men of the community who have help ed to build the new kitchen and restrooms on the clubhouse. Ruth Burdette, Norah Stephens, Hazel Haines and Frankie Moore were the committee in charge. Visiting and horseshoes were enjoyed in the afternoon. UMPOUA RESIDENTS ENJOY DINNER PARTY . Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Judd and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Judd and sons of Umpqua drove to Cottace Grove Sunday to attend a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Hales. -Places were also set for Mr. and Mrs. James Payne and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willis. in Frineville, where Mr. Kaser has accepted a position as a phar HAPPY HOUR CLUB IS ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY Mrs. C. N. Downing entertained the Riversdale Happy Hour Club at her home on Fisher Rdad Wed nesday afternoon. A white ele- mant ana plant exchange were with V. S. . Occupation macist served Forces Spring flowers formed the at tractive decorations. Contract bridge was in play during the so cial hours with prizes going to Mrs. William Allen and Mrs. Phil Kaser. Later in the evening the host White 'ita T Germany? he" eatured du" e Christmas Club Members Guests Of Mrs. Bridges Mrs. R. D. Bridges graciously entertained the members of t h e Christmas Club at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper Thursday evening at her attractive home. Tulips, daffodils and lorsytma formed the decorations. Covers were placed for Mrs. B. B. Bubar, Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. L. E. Mc- Chntock, Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. H. C. Church, Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. s. G. Palmer and the host ess, Mrs. Bridges. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed during the pleasant evening nours. ELLEN CORNELL HOSTS ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUtf A very enjoyable afternoon was spent Wednesday when members oi me Koseourg Art and tmnoria ery Club met at the home of Mrs. Gus Bowman, Ellen Cornell a'cting as hostess. An entertaining fea ture of the afternoon was the hat dressing contest conducted by the hostess, those taking prizes were Susan Bowman who won a prize for making the prettiest hat; Mrs, George Cluck winning for making the funniest. Lovely refreshments were served to Mrs. f rank Bergh, Mabel Deal Mrs. Earl Decker, Mrs. Alfred Ncal, Mrs. C. M. Page, Mrs. Henry Erskine, Mrs. George Cluck, Mrs. H. F. Snyder, Mrs. Leon Sanders, Argie Beel, Mrs. Belle Stevenson, Lucia Ingles and Susan Bowman. An invitation was extended by Mrs. Snyder to attend her wed ding anniversary celebration to be given at the Women's Club Sun day, May 6, Mrs. William Bailey will be host ess to the club at her Dixonville home May 9. THRALLS HOST PINOCHLI CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Curt Thrall were hosts to their pinochle club Satur day night at their home east of Canyonville. Mrs. Norman Hanson and Mrs. Lynn Jones tied for high score of the evening and Norman Hanson won high score for the men. Mrs. Daje Combs took consolation. Five tables of pinochle were in play and a potluck lunch was served at the conclusion ef the evening. DINNER PARTY ENJOY EO AT UMPQUA RANCH HOME Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Roeder were hosts at a delicious chicken dinner given at their ranch home near Umpqua. Those enjoying the day were Mr. and Mrs. Venicent and children and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mohr and children from Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peery and children, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Mohr and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peery and daugh ters, John Roeder, William Black and the host and hostess. noon, Lovely refreshments were served by Mrs. Downing to the following members: Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mrs. Arthur Baird, Mrs. William Bromps, Mrs, Ned Dixon, Mrs. Dale Guiley, Mrs. Don Guiley, Mrs. R. L. Harmon,. Mrs. H. B. Kruse, Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs. W. and hostess served lovely refresh- g. Ott, Mrs. J. E. Stapleford, Mrs, ments to the guests of honor and Dr. and Mrs. Jetfery currier, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willhitc, Dr. and Mrs. William Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carstens and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mooers. C. M. Stark, Mrs. Ernest Trussell and Mrs. N. C. Wallen. The next meeting will be Wed' nesday, May 9, at the home of Mrs. John Trozelle with Mrs. C, M. Stark as hostess.' The Rev. A. M. Shaffer Honored On Birthday Tha 73rd birthday of the Rev. A. M. Shaffer, known as "Daddy" Shaffer to a long list of Canyon ville Bible Academy graduates and students, was celebrated uriday night at a dinner which included students of the school he rounded and members of the Shaffer fam ily and friends. The theme of the dinner was built around an accordion, music of which instrument is a favorite of the Rev. Shaffer's. Accordion ducts were played during the din ner hour by Cclia Webb and Charles Scgers. Programs were accordion-shaped and the birthday cake in the same theme was dec ollated by Mrs. William Howell of Tiller. C. E. Parker was master of ceremonies: Mary Allen of Dalles Tex., presented a "Tribute to Dad dy Shaffer" and the group gift was presented by Betty Parker, senior class president. ALLEN'S FRAMING PICTURES and GIFTS 10S2 W. Hamrf OK 2-1097 T. R. MAFIT, M.D. J. H. HARRIS, M.D. Phyiicioni ond Surgeoni ANNOUNCE THE MOVING OF THEIR OFFICES FOR THE PRACTICE OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY 1367 W. HARVARD AVE. PHONE OR 2-3243 iiiiniwiiiiiiV r in n I II MAKE V I m Included besides CBA students and faculty were the C, E. Park ers, the Robert snaaers, Mrs. Henry Moen and family, Mrs. Rolfe Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. Charless Rimell and Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Myrtle Creek. On the following Sunday, i fam ily dinner honoring the Rev. Shaf fer's birthday was given at the C. E. Parker home and included Ida Bailey and John Shaffer of Win ston. CANYONVILLE WOMAN SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY Patsy and Mike Ford were co hosts at a surprise birthday par ty which honored their mother, Mrs. Henry Ford, immediately fol lowing the band concert Thursday evening at their home in Canyon Birthday refreshments were served to their guests who lnclud ed, beside the Ford family, Nina Mrs. Paul Helweg Is Hostess At Luncheon Mrs. Paul Helweg entertained her bridge club at a charming one o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her lovely home on Riverside Drive ' in Laurelwood. Camellias formed an attractive decorative motif for the occasion. - Covora were placed for Mrs. B. A. Young, Mrs. H. N, Jacobson and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, guests, and Mrs. W. J. Hutch, Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. M. J. Newland, Mrs. H. H. Turner and the hostess, Mrs. Hel weg. ... High score for the afternoon's contract bridge play was won by inis. toen. , AMARANTH OFFICERS ENTERTAINED AT DINNER The - officers ' and ' r committee chairmen of 1955 of the Order of Amaranth were entertained re cently at a buffet dinner given by Royal Matron Mrs. Thomas Scott and Royal Patron Frank Moors as sisted by Mrs-. Moore, Mrs. Ida Carl and Thomas Scott. After a delicious ham dinner the officers enjoyed songs by Frank Moore accompanied by Miss Vir ginia Young, followed by games of pinochle, canasta and bridge. Those attending were Miss Geor gia Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mr. and M rs. Harry Young, Mr. and Mrs. Elr.cr Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis VanHorn, Mr. and Mrs. Loren O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Wayna Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Dob bin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dage, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wither, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvorsen, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. High, Mrs. George Dimmick, Mrs. Ruth Risley, Flo Ann McDonald, Mrs. C. W. Clark, Miss Virginia Young, Mrs. Ida Carl, Louis Simon and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and cnudren, Pietzold and Mrs. Joseph Rltter. Frankie, Linda and Dennis LIVING IS MUCH MORE FUN IN A MODERNIZED HOME rwM'i-.. Modernize Hkk Your Home FHA HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS NO MONEY DOWN WE MAKE ALL ARRANGEMENTS m IfP YEARS TO f AY y Rtmodil Re-Roof Repair Moderize VHtftyjjf 3MIU AND WOODWARD PH. OR 3-6614 N
