12 The New-Raviw, Roseburg, Ore. Sot. July 21, 1956
Young-Shugart Recital
Charming Event Thursday
A tntAPocii'ntf nianA ronil al
..." i ' OD ThB .Unintf
was give. iooi, alh.ouu - ft
by Brooke Young and Sandra Shu-
gart, talented pupils of Mrs. Glad
ys Strong. Their program was var
ied as their repertoire included
early classics and contemporary
literature. Their playing was mus
' ical having style and imagination.
Sandra Shugart is the eleven
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vance P. Shugart. She attended
Fullerton School last year.
Brooke Young is the eleven year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Young. She also attended Ful
lerton School.
The recital was given at Miss
Strong's home on South East Main
Street. Families and friends of the
girls were invited. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
program.
Gavette Bach
March :.,....-...... Bach
Andante and Rondo Clementl
Bridge Club Has
Annual Luncheon
The Thursday bridge club mem
bcrs entertained at their annual
luncheon party at the Rose Hotel
private dining room Thursday, aft
er wnicn tne group went 10 tne
Lester Flory Honored
On Birthday Anniversary
Lester Flory was honored at a
delightful party Monday evening
on his birthday, when his wife and
their three sons, Alvin, Alex and
William, entertained at their home.
A pleasant social evening was
enjoyed and lovely refreshments
were served to the Flory family
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collier
and sons: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Col
lier and daughter; Mr. and Mrs,
George Berry and son and daugh
ter; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Collier,
Mr. and Mrs. Red stanclilf and
Mrs. Lorraine Schult and daugh
ter.
PARTY IN GRANTS PASS
HONORS MRS. PATTERSON
Mrs. Claude Patterson of Grants
' Pass, formerly of Glendale, was
honored at a pink and blue shower
given at the home of Mrs. Barn-
ara Killenback of 1415 S. W. K
Street in Grants Pass.
Arriving guests found i seven'
foot stork standing at the walkway
to the Killcnbeck home, blinking
bulb eyes.
The nartv was held in the lov
ely outdoor living room in the host
ess j back yard. More storks car.
ried out the shower theme, and
bowls of flowers decorated the
huch fireDlace.
Before the honoree opened her
lovely gifts, she was presented
with a beautuut orchid corsage. Ap
propiate games were played.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved. Those present were Mrs. Alice
Patterson 01 uiennaie, paternal
grandmother; Mrs. ineima Larson
of Grants Pass, Mrs. Mae fatter
son and Mrs. Dolly Henderson,
both of Grants Pass and former
Glendale residents; Mrs. Lorcne
Ashby of Wolf Creek; Mrs. Alice
Jantzer of Azalea Mrs. Clara
Berry, Grants Pass; Mrs. Millie
Smart, Grants Pass, Mrs. Lucile
Harris of Glendale, maternal
grandmother, anf her daughter,
Marilyn Harris; Mrs. Alameda
Whitmere, Mrs. Virginia
Revis, Mrs. Beverly Patterson,
Mrs. Pat Nelson, Mrs. Carol Hob
son, all of Grants Pass; Barbara
Killcnbeck, hostess.
Gifts were sent to the honoree
by Mrs, Linda Brown of Glendale
and by Mrs. Vivian Patterson of
Grants Pass, a former Glendale
resident.
MRS. TRUSSELL HOSTESS
TO HAPPY HOUR CLUB
The Riversdale Happy Hour Club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Trussell. A
delicious dessert luncheon was
served. A short business meeting
followed and visiting and games
were enjoyed during the afternoon.
Present were Mrs. Francis
Wade of Columbus, Ohio, and the
following members: Mrs. Walter
Bai'.jy, Mrs. William Bromps,
Mrs. W. E. Bucll, Mrs. Ned Dixon,
Mrs. C. N. Downing, Mrs. Don
Guiley, Mrs. Dale Guilcy, Mrs. R.
L. Harmon, Mrs. Charles Lee,
Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. N. Charles
Wallin and the hostess, Mrs. Trus
sell. The annual club picnic will be
held August 22 at 6:30 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Dale Guiley,
who will be assisted by Mrs. Don
Guilcy.
MRS. PITMAN IS
COMPLIMENTED AT PARTY
Mrs. Jim Mullin and Mrs. "Skip"
Mullin entertained at a surprise
pink and blue shower honoring
Airs. Kendall Pitman and her two-months-old
daughter, Denise Re
nee, Thursday afternoon at the
Glide Christian Church parlors, fol
lowing the meeting ot the Women's
Missionary Society.
After the opening of the gifts by
the honoree, the hostesses served
dainty refreshments to Mrs. Les
lie Hatfield, Mrs. Melvin McCord,
Mrs. Guy Mullin. Mrs. George
Ncal, Mrs. Bill Balcolm. M r s.
Keith Smith, Mrs. Willard Smith,
Mrs. Bob Blakely and the honored
guest, Mrs. Pitman.
Those sending gifts but unable
to attend were Mrs. Justin Eifert,
Mrs. Deb Ferrin and Airs. Tim
Suhrstedt Jr.
ELKTON AUXILIARY HAS
INSTALLATION OP OFFICERS
The American Legion Auxiliary
held Its installation of officers at
the Elkton Grade school recently.
Mrs. Fern Neas of Sutherlin had
charge of the installation and Suth
erlin and Oakland officers were
also installed at this time.
Officers from the Elkton auxil
iary installed were: Lee Bossen,
president: Mr. Bill Smith, first
vice president; Laura Adamo, sec
ond vice president; Claire Madi
on, secretary-treasurer and Mrs.
Al Stacks, chaplain. There were
visitors from Sutherlin, Oakland
and Roseburg.
. Bread md Butter
L . . Sndr ShUlrt
ni!
Trumpet Tune
Bath
Pur cell
Hornpipe
Purcell
Brooke Young
Norwegian Melody Grieg
Patriotic Song .. Grieg
Chatterbox .. Burgmuller
Neapolitan Dane Song Tichalkovsky
Italian Song Ttchatkoviky
Walts . Ttchalkovsky
Sandra Shugart
Prelude la A Ch pin
Birdllng Grieg
Sweet Dreamt - .. Tiehalkoviky
The Swallowi Soderd
Brooke Young
Strathspey Vivian Hirvoy
The Little Shepherd Debusiy
Mountain Sun rue Bentley
A Serioui Moment ... Taniman
A Joyous March .. Ernest Bloch
Cotton luii Olive Smith
Sandra Shugart
Slovak Lad'a Song Bartok
March. Little Soldier Octavlo Pinto
Sleeping Time Octavio Pinto
Etude Kabalevtky
Caravan . Crit
Little Nigar Debuiiy
Brooke Younf
Rondo In for Two Planoi .... Qurlttt
Sandra Shugart and Brooke Young
home of Mrs. William Fetter for
bridge.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Cur
tis Bcecher, Mrs. Robert Ganz and
Mrs. Frank B. Woodworth, guests,
and Mrs. George K. Quine, Mrs.
John Killip, Mrs. Robert B.
Rhodes, Mrs. J. P. Bathrick, Mrs.
George Luoma, Mrs. William Fet
ter, Mrs. Elliott Perkins, Mrs.
Robert Bellows, Mrs. Ray Brown
and Mrs. Worth Davis.
Bridge scores were won by Mrs.
Perkins and Mrs. (juine.
RECENT SHOWER PARTY
IS CHARMING AFFAIR
Mrs. Allen Bradley and Donna
Bradley entertained at a charm
ing pink and blue shower party
in compliment to Mrs. Barbara
Horn recently at the Bradley
home on Southside Road at eight
o'clock in the evening. The gift
table was centered with a lovely
bouquet of summer flowers.
Games were played with prizes
going to Barbara Horn and Dar
lene Mellot.
Lovely gifts were presented to
the guest of honor. Following the
social hour the hostess served cake
and punch to Miss Sharon Houn
shcll, Miss Darlene Mcllott, Miss
Darlene Linstead, Mrs. Minnie
Horn, Mrs. Genevieve Tras, Mrs.
Mrs. Gloria Marct and Mrs. Cutis
Bradley.
Those sending gifts unable to at
tend were Miss Joyce Hoppy, Miss
Jan Anderson, Miss Bonita Jarvis,
Miss Nila Fitch and the M e s
darncs Ruby Hoppy, Evelyn Frot
schcr, Madge Miller, Grady Fen
nell, Henry Mellott, Reva Bennett,
Hounshcll, Lena White, Dora An
derson, Cora Fitch, Laura Larson
and Ethel Dies.
DEBRA KAY WISNER
HAS PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
Debra Kay Wisner, small daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wisner,
celebrated her third birthday at a
delightful party Thursday after
noon.
Balloons and party favors were
given to Dcbra's guests, and they
enjoyed wading, sliding and swing
ing. Her birthday cake was especi
ally decorated in pink and blue
with three small pink candles.
The honored guest opened her
birthday gifts, following which re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Wisner, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Gallap and Phyllis Brimber
ry.
Guests attending were Jimmie
Brimberry of Eugene; Gene Hend
rickson, Joan and John Carlson,
Dennis. Ronnie and Kathy Buss.
David, Buddy and Diane Dow and
Steve, Mike and Rhonda. Carter.
Pictures were taken by Mr. ond
Mrs. Robert Mathews and Mrs. Wis
ner.
Others present were Diane For-
han, Mrs. Phylis Brimberry of
Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma
thews, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Carter,
Mr. ana Mrs. uan now and Air.
and Mrs. Homer Gallap.
SUTHERLIN CLUB
HAS POTLUCK PICNIC
Associated Business Womens
Club of Sutherlin held a seven
thirty o clock potluck picnic din
ner "Monday evening at the Stearns
Park west of Oakland with Lochie
Thompson and Mable McCord as
nostesses.
Those seated around the picnic
table were Aliss Nadine Morton,
Miss Jackie Kennedy, Mary Biel
man, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bielman,
Marge Williams. Mrs. Dolores
Jackson, Jimmy and Alyn; Mr.
ana Airs. John Huclianan, Air. Wil
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Candel-
aria, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolfe, Ol
ive Putman. Ivena Holvorsen, Air.
and Airs. Marvin Steinbaeh and
Mr. and Airs. Ralph Anderson.
At tne short business session
(he theme was selected for the
float the club will enter in the
limber Days Parodc. ,
ESCONDIDO VISITOR
ENTERTAINED FRIDAY
Mr. and Airs. Rov Woodall en
tertained a group of friends Fri
day evening at their lovely home
in uiuara in compliment to the
lornier s mother, Mrs. Stella
Woodall, who is visiting here from
Escondido, Calif. Air. Woodall en
tertained by showing colored mov
ies of the recent rodeo and some
of Mrs. Rosa Heinbarh's travels.
The charmine hostess served de
licious refreshments at the close
of the evening to her parents, Mr.
ani Mrs. George woodall and son
Mrs. Rosa Hrinbarh, Mr. Clar
ence Lack, the honored guest and
Terry and Shelly Woodall.
MID SUMMER FORMAL
DANCE ANNOUNCED
The annual mid-summer form
al dance at the Roseburg Coun
try Club will be an event of Satur
day. July 28, at the clubhouse
beginning at 9:30 p.m. Air. and
Mrs. Ray Casebecr are chairmen
of the decorating committee. The
Tommy Fox orchestra will fur
nish the music for the evening.
All members and their invited
guests have been asked to enjoy
the affair.
Mrs. Sharp Honored
At Charming Party
A delightful surprise birthday
party was given by a group of
neighbors for Mrs. E. W. Sharp
at her attractive home Friday aft
ernoon. Mrs. G. J. Gilbert present
ed a lovely birthday cake to the
guest of honor.
A handkerchief shower was giv
en Mrs. Sharp from Airs. Gilbert,
Mrs. J. B. Preston, Mrs. C. E.
Grubbe, Airs. J. B. Henslee and
Mrs. H. A. Watzig.
Following a pleasant social hour,
lovely refreshments were served.
PINK AND BLUE IS
THEME FOR SHOWER
Airs. Kay Winslow of Glendale
was honored recently at a pink
and blue shower given at the home
of Mrs. Lucille Smith of Glendale.
Gifts were presented the honor
ee from a pink and white decorat
ed baby crib. Alter tne lovely
gifts had been opened, the host
ess served light refreshments.
The table was decorated with a
centerpiece of little girl figurines
surrounded by floating pansies in
a container wrapped in pink and
white crepe paper.
Those present were Mrs. Fran
ces Strand, Airs. Ncsha Ritter,
Mrs. Dorena Smith, Mrs. Emma
Jean Jones, Mrs. Ted Roberts,
Mrs. Lucille Smith, Mrs. Louise
Mosscr, Mrs. Theresa Eldenberg,
Mrs. Dorse Way, Airs. Roberta
Grandy, Mrs. A. E. Louis, Airs.
Wilma Kessinger and the honoree.
Gifts were sent by Airs. Esther
Carlock and Airs. Rose McEuen.
EVENING PARTY IS
AFFAIR OF FRIDAY
Air. and Mrs. Frank Denton
were honored Friday evening on
their 20th wedding anniversary by
their son and dauehter-in-law. Mr.
and Airs. Jack Denton, who invited
friends in for an evening of visit
ing. Bouquets of summer llowers
were used about the home while
the attractive patio was well light
ed. Mrs. George Singleton served the
beautifully decorated wedding cane
and Airs. Jim Myers poured cof
fee. Mrs. Frank Denton wore a
white carnation corsage.
A charcoal broiler was given to
the Dentons by Air. and Airs. Jim
Alyers, Air. and Mrs. Al Bashford,
Air. and Airs. W. R. Denton, Air.
and Airs. R. L. Harmon, Air. and
Airs. A. D. Parr. Mr. and Airs.
Harold Waymon and the hosts, Mr.
and Airs. Jack Denton, and David
and Judy.
FOURTH BIRTHDAY IS
CELEBRATED AT PARTY
Paula Young, daughter of Air.
and Jdrs. Robert Young of Glen
dale, celebrated her fourth birth
day Alonday at a delightful party
at her home.
The children enjoyed a fishpond
game with gifts going to each
youngster, via the fishpole. Later,
each youngster was given a color-
nil Dauoon. Alter tne nonorce nan
opened her gifts, the hostess serv
ed ice cream, birthday cake and
punch. The table was decorated in
the circus motif.
Present were Sandy, Skippy,
and -Davy Bates, Ann Thompson,
Janet. Judy and Jcnnene Brady,
Peggy Edson, Carl Edwards, Lucy
Lana and Donna Kagcrs, Boooy
and Ronnie Young and the hon
oree, Paula Young.
Airs. Ruth Edwards. Mrs. Betty
Ovcrcash, Mrs. Betty Brady, Airs.
Paul Newman, Mrs. Dorothy
Bates, Airs. Alary Rogers and Airs.
Grace Fox.
MOORMAN HOME IS
SCENE OF FAMILY REUNION
Air. and Airs. Sidney Aleacham
attended a family reunion at the
home of Mrs. Grace Moorman
of Drain Sunday. Those present
were Air. and Airs. Donald Moor
man of Phoenix Ariz; Mr. and
Airs. Ray Bishop and Becky of
Springfield; Air. and Airs. Ren
Slutz, Renny Elaine, Sally and
baby of 'Tigard: Air. and Mrs.
Jack Kerr and sons of Sutherlin;
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Meacham
and Dorothy and Mrs. Vern AIos-
see of Albany; and the hostess,
Airs. Grace Aloorman.
It was the first time in several
years that the four children of
Mrs. Aloorman had been together.
Later in the evening the party
went to the Meacham home where
Don Aloorman showed slides of
Louisiana, Arizona and other
places.
ILLINOIS VISITOR
ENTERTAINED AT PARTY
Mrs. Clinton Atherton of Ran-
toul. 111., was guest of honor at a
social evening held Thursday eve
ning at the home ol Airs. Norman
Graham with Mrs. Eugene Neis-
wanger and Airs. Gordon Clark co
hostesses. Mrs. Atherton, whose husband.
Capt. Atherton, is stationed with
the air force at Chamite Field, is
the former Einogene Yokum,
with her three children, Kerry,
Claudia and Doris. The Atbertons
lived in Canyonville several years
before he returned to the air force.
Guests of the evening included
Airs. William Preston. Mrs. TedJ
INimmo, Mrs. James fuller, Mrs.
Norman Hanson. Mrs. Geue Cher
wink, Airs. Claude Long, Airs.
Gilmore of Glendale, Airs. Robert
Trenholm and Airs. R. E. Proc
tor, SURPRISE PARTY
FETES MRS. COFFELL
A surprise birthday party was
held Tuesday at Melrose in honor
of Airs. Clarence Coffcll at her
home. Following the noon potluck
dinner visiting was enjoyed by the
guest of honor. Airs. Bruce Dodge
and children, Mrs. Jess Kow-
lcv and Airs. Al Frav.
in trie evening Mr. ana Mrs. uon
Coffcll and daughter, Demce, and
Air. and Mrs. Grant Pickens call
ed to surprise Airs. Coffcll. Both
groups presented gitts to her.
DINNER PARTY HONORS
CALIFORNIA VISITORS
Mr. and Airs. Roscoe Marsters,
who are visiting here from Cali
fornia, were the honored guests at
He liL'hlf ill dinner nnrtv Given
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. and Airs. George Marsters on
Umpqua Street.
covers were placed tor the
guests of honor and Mr. and Airs.
Lou Alarsters, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
iam Marsters and children, Mike
and Chris, of Canyonville; and the
host and hostess.
Grants Pass Man Now Manager
Of Service Station In Glendale
By MRS. GERALD B, FOX
Adrian J. Fuller of Grants Pass
has become new manager of the
Golden Eagle Gasoline Station on
Pacific Avenue and fllolly Street,
opposite the Glendale Grade
School. Transfer was completed
July 10. Bill Allen of Glendale
was the former manager, ruuer
states that policies will continue as
before except that he 'will service
trucks as well as passenger cars.
Fuller is well-known in Glendale,
having worked in the logging in
dustry here.
New Police Car
The Glendale Police department
took recent delivery of a new
cream-white police car. It was put
into service on the following day,
July 14. The old car is being trad
ed in on the new one.
Air. and Mrs. Don Thomas ot
Glendale are the parents of a 4
oound 15 ounce daughter, born
July 14, at Josephine General Hos
pital in Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. AlcNabb are
the parents of a 6 pound 13 ounce
son. William David, also born
July 14 at Josephine General Hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones of
Glendale are the parents of a 7
pound 14 ounce baby boy born July
14, at 7:30 p.m. at the Grants
Pass hospital.
Kenneth J. Harrison caught and
mashed his left index finger be
tween binder chains and the log
truck bunk Alonday while attempt
ing to tighten the binders on his
load. Harrison is employed Dy I.
L. Dietrich of Glendale.
Wayne Markel of Wolf Creek,
employed by Smith and Crews
.Mill, suffered painful bruises on
Parker Family
Moves To Glide
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Air. and Airs. Gerald Parker
(nee Vera Stcdman) and daugh
ter, Connie Sue, moved the past
week from Eugene, and have
leased the Pfcifer house on Little
River Road, east of the Little Ri
ver grocery. Parker will work
with his wife's father, Oscar Sted-
man, logging in the area.
Leave For Visit
Alickey Dean Evans, son of Air.
and Mrs. Jimmy Evans, left re
cently to spend three weeks with
his uncle and aunt, Air. and Airs.
Hohn Alelton on their ranch near
Bandon. Alickey Deane will help
in the sheep shearing.
cnancs miiuy ot Garden valley
will send a bus to pick up the bean
pickers from this area starting
July 23 at 6.30 a.m. at Glide El
ementary school.
Gittord Evans and his grand
father, J. A. Long of Roseburg,
left Tuesday morning to spend 10
days camping and fishing at
Stecn's Mountain in Eastern Or.
gon.
Members of the Roseburg, Jun
ior American League baseball
team from Glide, are Dick Smith
and Allen Smith (cousins), Danny
Kinne, Bill Eswine, Wayne Ken
nady and John Livingston. All
played on the Glide B League
team which won the state champ
ionship. Airs. Charles Stiffler and Airs.
Dell Hink of Roseburg, returned
Thursday after spending a week at
San Francisco visiting Airs. Stif
fler s sister. Airs. Thelma Sim
mons. Returning with them were
Konnie and Katie Hink, who had
been visiting their grandmother
Hink the past month
Guests at the home of Glide
Alillowner, James S. Evans and
Airs. Evans, were Air. and Airs.
Harry Hudsonpillar of Lebanon.
Neb. uncle and aunt of Evans.
SOCIAL EVENING ENJOYED
BY PINOCHLE CLUB
- Bouquets of gladioli were used
about the rooms Friday evening
when Mrs. Dolores Slack enter
tained her pinochle club at her
home on Terrace Lane at 8:30.
Jor the evening's play of pi
nochle, Airs. Hanson won high
score and Airs. Alaxine Hanson the
low score.
After the card play Mrs. Slack
served refreshments to Airs. Alax
ine Hanson and Airs. Barbara Lei
singer, guests; and members: Airs.
Kay Aloore, Airs. Audry Brim,
Hanson, Mrs Pearl Parsons Tirf
Mrs. Alarv Alodgun, Mrs. Emma
Airs. Lois Randall,
Tbe next meeting of the club
will be held July 27, at the home
of Airs. Audry Brim.
MRS. BITTLEMER HOSTS
AZALEA CANASTA CLUB
Air. and Airs. Earnest Bittlemer
of Medford entertained the Azalea
Canasta Club at the II. W. Booth
residence Saturday night. The host
and hostess served a tasty buffet
supper at midnight.
Those present included Air. and
Mrs. George Wenderoth, Air. and
Airs. Bob Head, Air. and Airs.
Douglas Chambers, Air. and Mrs.
Rod Smith, Mr. and Airs. H. W.
Booth and the Bittlemers.
High scores were won by Airs.
Rod Smith and Douglas Cham
bers, while low scores went to Mrs.
Wenderoth and Hal Booth.
BELLES AND BEAUS
HAVE SATURDAY PARTY
Belles and Beaus Dance Club
met Saturday evening for an even
ing of pattern and round dancing.
Fay Stearns announced that the
next meeting would be held in the
Washington School Gym. Alem
bers were invited to attend the Fun
Fest at Oakland Saturday night.
July 28. Mrs. Alton Simmons and
Alvin Simmons, callers, conduct
ed pattern and round dances dur
ing the evening. This was pie
night and a no-hostess lunch was
served at the close of the evening.
FL CLUB OF GLENDALE
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
The Glendale FL Club held its
regular meeting following a potluck
dinner held at the Glendale City
Park Wednesday. A brief business
meeting was held an the following
new officers were installed: Mrs.
Polly Wright, president; Mrs.
Atab'le Stapleton. vice president;
Airs. Jeannene Johns, secretary;
and Airs. Zorada Ford, treasurer.
several toes recently when a log
fell on his fodt.
William Al. Bryson, employed by
the Dollar-Patterson Company in
Glendale was bruised on the back
of his shoulder and on his left
hand and leg Alonday when struck
by a log as he worked near a
logging cat.
Airs. Richard Wcisberg and two
sons, who have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Airs. Jud lavlor
m Glendale, left about a week
ago from Longmont, Colo., where
she planned to visit her husband's
parents before she joins him in
Chicago about August 1. Mrs.
Weisberg was accompanied to Den
ver Dy ner sister. Jone Javlor.
who will visit her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Airs. Joe E. Stone. In
August, Jone will accompany the
Stones on a trailer tour of the
Great Lakes region. She will e-
turn with them to Palm Springs,
lam., to spend the winter. Ac
cording to present plans, the Stones
will visit Europe in the spring
and both Jone and Judv Tavlor
will accompany them.
Umpqua Valley Farm
Bureau Meets Monday
By ARIEL HUBBARD
Umpqua Valley Farm Bureau of
Elkton will hold a picnic Alonday,
July 23, at the Beckley Picnic
grounds. This will be a regular
monthly meeting. The potluck pic
nic will start at 6:30 p.m. and all
members and friends are invited
to attend.
Here This Week
Visiting at the John Levcnhagen
home this week are Beverly Ad
ams and Jean Scott of Green
Acres.
Airs. Lee Bossen and children
are visiting in Portland this
week. They took a nephew of Mrs.
Bossen's, Butch Saunders, home,
following a visit in Elkton. Also
visiting in Portland is Terry Ad
an. who will return home with
the Bossens.
Air. and Airs. Gene Anderson
and family and Air. and Airs. Har
old Higgins and family spent Tues
day touring the Deschutes coun
try, going by the Willamette River
Highway and returning by the Atc
Kenzie River Highway.
Billy and David -Hubbard are
visiting their grandfather at Dex
ter this week.
Mr. and Airs. Lewis Sheffel and
Air. and Airs. Bob Weaver of
Sutherlin visited at the Ralph
Sheffel home Sunday afternoon.
Idaho Residents Visit
With Sutherlin Couple
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Air. and Airs. A. A. AlcKcnzie
of Boise. Idaho, were houseizuests
of Mrs. Ella DeDobbelacre last
, ween.
Air. and Airs. Wilburn Dodge and
daughter, Debbie, of Cottage
Grove were Sunday guests of Air,
and Airs. Alickie Thompson.
Mrs. Edgar Slack and sons, Alar-
vin, Michael and Kikki, spent a
few days this week at Tiller visit
ing with the former's brother-in-law
and sister. Air. and Airs. Gil.
bert Butler.
Miss Carol Wilson of Puvalluo.
Wash., who has been visiting her
sister, Airs. William Richardson in
Eugene, acpompanicd the Richard-
sun lamuy 10 auinerun tor tne
weekend
I Air. and Airs. Royal Abeene Jr.
and children attended a Hosman
family reunion last Sunday at the
home of Air. and Airs. Earl Frasier
in Springfield
Hospital News
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Golden Miller, Sharon
Hescock, Roseburg.
Medical: Mrs. Henry Ford, Can
yonville; Airs. John Aloorehead,
Airs. Delton Walker, Claude Curtis,
Mrs. Donald Dery, Joseph DeRoss,
Lenna Warred, Emma Anderson,
Lloyd Fromdahl, Mildred Hend
ricks, Roseburg.
Discharged
Albert Krammer, Myrtle Creek;
Airs. Alarion West, Pauline White,
' n1. ,"" RoS.ert
- inputrii, v luid cumuli, ciuiei
Schlendcr, Airs. Elvert Billingslcy
and baby Phyllis Kay; Airs. Alerle
Crouch and baby Dennis Wayne
Airs. Larry Brooks and baby Deb
ra Lynn; Roy Wolfe, rrank Gren
sky, Roseburg.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Eva Miller, Airs. John
Young. Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook,
Mrs. Robert McArthur, Roseburg
Medical: Olga Bielman. Suther
lin; Airs. Noble Standley, Camas
valley; Mrs. Dclola B e z e n e r.
Glide; Fred Darby, Airs. Richard
Barclay, Lewis Alarcy, Roseburg.
Discharged
Richard Sappington, Dillard:
Mrs. John Young, Mrs. Harold
Baumgardner and baby Nolan
Dean; Mrs. Clifford Alorse and
baby, Gregory Scott: Robert Full
er, Frederick Bernau, Wesley
Lmkswiler, Roseburg.
Oakland Council Votes
To Pave Second Street .
Street paving was the moin item
of business before the' Oakland
city council meeting this week.
The council let the paving con
tract for Second street from Lo
cust to Maple to Roseburg Paving
Co. It was also reported that pav
ing on Fifth street from Oak to
the high school will be underway
soon, according to News-Review
correspondent Edith Dunn.
The council also discussed the
installation of a sidewalk on First
Street from Walnut to Chestnut.
Progress was reported on the new
access road to Highway 99 on
Stearns avenue.
The city recorder's book will be
audited by Young. Walpole and
Co. The council was also inform
ed that a slide for the City Park
playground has been ordered and
will arrive soon.
LA
. .
PAUL ORJALA will speak
during a missionary conven
tion ot the First Church of
the Nazarene in Roseburg,
at the 1 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
services this Sunday. He will
also have a special story for
the boys and girls at the
opening of Sunday school at
9:45 a.m., and will speak
Monday at 7:30 p.m. Color
ed slides will be shown each
night, including pictures of
peasant life and voodoo wor
ship. Mr. and Mrs. Orjala
were the first missionaries for
the Church of the Nazarene
in Haiti, and spent five years
on tne field. Ihey will re
turn there the last of August
for another five-year term.
Mrs. Orjala will also be in
Roseburg. During the conven
tion. Perry Smith Of
Suffers Heart Attack Saturday
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Perry Smith was taken to the
Cottage Grove Hospital last Satur
day, suffering from a heart at-
tacK.
Weekend Visitors
Air. and Mrs. Johnnie Howard
and three children and Betty Slat-
erly of Aledford, spent the week
end visiting at the parental Romie
Howard home in Elkhead.
Clifford Emery, paper carrier
for the Portland Journal, returned
home Friday after spending sev
eral days as guest of the Journal
on a trip to Disneyland at Ana
heim, Calif., also visiting at the
Knott's Berry Farm. The trip took
five days.
Airs. Bruce Ferguson and son.
Bob of Alyrtle Creek and Airs. Bill
Aliller of Roseburg visited at the
Elmer Ellison home here last
week.
Air. and Mrs. Arlie Templeton
returned home last week from a
two-week visit with relatives in
Texas.
Richard (Tex) Templeton left
Sunday for California, where he
will work on a ranch.
Airs. (Grandma) Templeton, who
has been visiting relatives in Tex
as for two weeks, returned home
Saturday.
The Rev. Air. Alp, pastor of the
Yoncalla Assembly of God church
preached his farewell sermon Sun
day. The Rev. Air. Alp will go into
evangelistic work. The Rev. Air.
Brisbin Children In Riversdale
While Parents Visit In Canada
By BILLIE SUE FORREST
Air. and . Airs. Wally Brisbin
brought their children, Cheryl, San
dy and Janice Alarie, to stay with
his mother, Airs. Charles Hahn,
while he flew Airs. Brisbin to Van
couver, B. C, Canada, in his two
place -plane. She visited twelve
days with a girlhood friend, Airs.
Agnes Bell. Airs. Brisbin and Airs.
Bell both- lived in Glasgow, Scot
land, and had not seen each other
for ten years, when Airs. Brisbin
moved to the United States with
her husband. Later Airs. Bell mov
ed with her husband to Canada.
Brisbin returned to Vancouver aft
er a week and visited a few days.
The couple then returned to Rose-,
burg by plane.
Back From Villi
Air. and Airs. Buster Restoule
returned recently from a trip to
Washington. They visited Air. and
Airs. Paul Leege and family of
Shelton, Mr. and Airs. Herbert Res
toule and Airs. Bessie Johnson of
Umpqua School Board Meets,
Hires New Teacher From Stayton
By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON
The Umpqua School Board met
at the school house for its July
meeting recently with six parents
attending. Mrs. Margaret Ware of
Stayton, Ore., was given a con
tract as teacher for the third and
fourth grades for the coming year,
according to a report by the clerk,
Lois Alode.
Leave For S.F.
Air. and Mrs. John Baron flew
to San Francisco last week where
they will be the guests of Air. and
Airs. George Bacon.
Airs. Dorothy (Haines) Schomo
cher and sons, Bobbie, Gregg and
Douglas, of Tacoma, Wash., are
housegucsts at the home of her par
ents. Air. and Airs. Lawrence
Haines at Umpqua.
Mrs. Rachel Baird who was in
jured in an automobile accident
some weeks ago, was taken to
! Portland last week for medical
' treatment.
J Mrs. Neilson and son drove to
i Bakersfield, Calif., where they
spent two weeks visiting. They re
turned to their home on Joelson
Road Monday.
Mrs. Bessie Edwards and Airs.
Lois Holland were guests at the
Stobie home last Thursday.
Mrs. Al Lonsbury and daughter.
Donna, of Coquille are guests at
Miss McGuire Of
Reports On Visit
By ROSA HEINBACH
Mr. and Airs. A. W. AIcGuire
have received word that their
daughter, Aliss Helen Lee has ar
rived in LeHavre, France aboard
the S.S. Columbia as per schedule
on the conducted dance tour
through several European coun
tri s. Aliss AIcGuire, who is trav
elii.g with the Students Interna
tional Tours Assn., wrote her moth
er that thev were met at the train
that took them to Paris by three
representatives of the SITA from
Paris, Amsterdam and Germany.
She said they had musicals, tal
ent show and other interesting ac
tivities aboard the ship going over.
She reported on an excursion to
Versailles, a visit to the Palace
Gardens, a tour of Louvre Museum
and a full day of sightseeing
in Paris. They attended selected
operas there. Helen Lee celebrated
her 18th birthday, July 17, in Paris:
Mr. and Airs. Emil Nyberg ar
rived in Dillard Alonday from
their six-week vacation to Sweden.
They were met in Portland by
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Airs. C. A. Linna who brought
them to Dillard, after a short visit
in Toledo with another son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Thorp. According to Airs.
Nyberg they were met in Gutteu
berg by Air. and Airs. Ralph Nel
son where they had their Amer
ican car shipped and began their
tour to the northern part of Swed-
In Verman, Sweden, tney
visited cousins, Air. and Airs.
Richard Johnson. In Grangcrs-
berg they visited many old friends
in their former nome. iney men
traveled north to Wannas to visit
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Bedda Johnson, and her
brother and wife, Air. and Mrs.
Yoncalla
Chandler, former pastor at Elkton,
will move to Yoncalla to fill the
vacancy left by Rev. Alp.
Airs. Lydia Jean Aluno who was
seriously burned in a fire which
completely destroyed her home,
and killed two of her children
several months ago, is now able
to be around and is visiting at the
home of her parents, Air. and Airs.
Bragg. She would like to be visited
by her friends.
Misses Anne Laaswcll, Janice
Gordon and Nadine Phillips left
Saturday for Suttle Lake where
they will be counselors at a junior
camp for the Alethodist Youth Fel
lowship group.
Air. and Airs. Harold Rogers had
as their guests last week their son
and his wife, Mr. and Airs. Jerry
Rogers, of Seattle, Wash.
Chester Stewart preached h 1 s
farewell sermon at the Yoncalla
Church of Christ, Sunday. Mr,
Stewart has served the Yoncalla
church for the past year. He and
his wife and family will move to
Drain to make their home
Darrell Dow, who has spent the
past 18 months in Korea stopped
here for a visit at the Eola Raper
nome ana Airs, nine wnittman
home en route to his home at
Bridgeville, Calif. He will be
stationed near Walla Walla, Wash
when he ends his furlough.
Aliss Elinor Anderson of Seattle
Wash visited friends here last
week.
lAIontesano, and Mr Alary Rose
Pat, and Merridy, are to remain
there for a month visiting with
relatives. '
Cindy Reller spent four days re
cently with her cousins, Cheryl and
Johnny Griffin.
Cheryl Griffin entertained Cathy
Collison, Rexie Singleton, and Tan
aya Wright with a slumber party
at her home recently.
Air. and Airs. Walter demons
and baby daughter moved this week
from the Clemons place east of
Dixonville to Garden Valley. Cle
mons is employed at Carter Tire
Co. in Roseburg.
Air. and Mrs. Harry Clemons
learned of the recent birth of
granddaughter, born to the Harry
Clemons' Jr., who operate Harry's
Grocery at Canyonville. The new
baby. Piper Renee, is their second
daughter, they also have two boys.
Their mother is the former Betty
Lou Spires of Roseburg.
the home of Air. and Mrs. Gerald
Bacon of Umpqua.
Miss Dinnice Alyers, daughter of
Air. and Mrs. Tom Alyers, has
been attending summer Bible camp
at Fir Point, near Glendale.
Air. and Airs. Gerald Bacon and
daughter, Judy, returned home
from a week's vacation spent
camping in the Three Sisters Area.
Word was received from Port
Orford of the birth of a son to
Air. and Airs. Leonard Alunson.
Roily Tandy has been attending
4-H Junior Counsellor Training
class, and plans to help with the
summer 4-H camp at Myrtle Grove
camp near Bridge, Ore.
Miss Barbara Short, daughter of
Air. and Airs. Troy Short, of Ump
qua, has accepted employment at
the Douglas County Bank in Suth
erlin. Mrs. Floyd Stobie drove to Port
land Saturday.
WATER TRAGEDY
BUCHS. Switzerland t A
pontoon carrying 31 members of
I a Swiss boating club broke in two
against the pylon of an upper
i Rhine bridge Friday. Ten of the
I excursionists are m 1 t i and
learea drowned.
Dillard
In France
Bernhardt O'berg. Then followed
four weeks of renewed friendships
in their homeland where Air. Ny
berg had not visited in 40 years
and the latter in 10 years. They
report they had a wonderful
trip which was made from Port
land by Swedisn Airlines.
Chester Bast is now recuperat
ing at his home in Dillard from
major surgery on his back which
he underwent at the Sacred Heart
Hospital in Eugene. He was hos
pitalized for ten days.
PFC. HAROLD PERRY, Mar
ine Corps, son of A. C. Perry,
Idly Id Route, Roseburg, and
Maxine Kypfer of El Paso,
Tex., is in Roseburg on leavt
from North Carolina where
he is an electronics operator.
He attended Roseburg and
Glide schools and has been in
the Marine Corps for 16
months. Perry will be in Rose
burg until July 23.
Church
Activities
Oakland Church
Plans Fun Night
The Oakland Community Church
will hold a "fun-fest" at the Oak
land City Playground beginning at
4:30 p.m. Saturday, July 28.
The high school band will be un
able to play for the fete as was
previously announced. Square
dancing is planned on the pave
ment near the park.
Women of the church are accept
ing donations for this event from
the present time until the day of
the fete.
Mrs. Soloman To Speak
At Local Church Tonight
Airs. Peter Soloman will speak
during a special service at the
First Christian Church this eve
ning at 8. Airs. Solomon will speak
On conditions in India in all in.
terested persons.
sne is a native of India and has
been in America studying in some
of the universities. Airs. Solomon
will return to her native land soon.
The general public is invited to at
tend this service.
Oakland Church Circle
Holds Recent Meeting
The English Settlement Circle of
the Oakland Community Presbv-
j terian Church met Thursday at the
home of Airs. Van Hutcheson in
Oakland, with 10 ladies present.
Work Wan Hnno tin nxilt hlnnl--
It was announced that the circle
will sponsor a cake walk- at the
"Fun Fest," which will be given
July 28 at the city park by ladies
of the church.
A dessert-luncheon was served
to the circle members.
Walther League Members
Meet At Stefferud Home
I The Walther League of St.
John s Lutheran Church met at
the home of Art Stefferud Alonday
evening with Juliane and Jerry as
hosts.
The group played croquet out of
doors until dark after which the
group went inside for a business
meeting conducted by Juliane. A
discussion was held on the Walth
er League convention at Camp Col
ton near Oregon City Saturday
and Sunday, Sept. 8 and 9. The
Timber Days float project was
discussed and it was decided to
enter one with the church. After
the meeting refreshments were
served to the 13 members present.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Air. and Airs. La
vern Alurphy Alonday, Aug. 6, and
will be an ice cream social with all
members and parents invited.
Public Meeting Slated
For Sanitary District
An important Green Sanitary
District public meeting has been
scheduled for Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. at
the Green School, according to
Clerk Airs. Orpha Rutan.
At the meeting remonstrances
will be heard and boundaries of
the improvement areas within the
district will be set, Airs. Rutan
said.
Two Minnesota Youths
Charged With Vagrancy
Two International Falls, Alinn.,
youths were charged by Roseburg
police with vagrancy after they
were found asleep at 1:30 a.m. to
day in A Mr halnnnmA l tU.
! Green Garden Tractor Sales Co..
: 1644 NE Stephens St.
! Police identified th naii.
Dean Ronald Woodbridge, 1,
and a 17-year-old companion.
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