a The News-Rerlew, Rsteburg, Ore Sat., April 13, 19ST
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NEW OFFICERS of the Myrtle Crerk PTA, installed April
4, are from the left, Mrs. Mel Wheoton, historian; Mrs.
F. C Rorobaw, treasurer; Francis Finneron, secretory; Mrs.
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Sam Crawford, second vice president; Mrs. John Poyne,
first vice president; Mrs. Dole Sail, president second term;
ond Mrs. Bud Lowell, installing officer. (Picture by Ruth
ond Mrs. Bud Lowell, installing officer.
Luncheon Club Meets
At H. H. Turner Home
Mrs. H. H. Turner entertained
her bridge club at a charming 1
o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her
home on SE Main Street. Camel
lias and Japanese quince formed
the lovely decorations.
Covers were placed (or Mrs.
Harry Jaeoby, a guest, and Mrs.
Chester Morgan. Mrs. Harrie W.
Booth. Mrs. K. D. Coen. Mrs. Paul
Heiweg. Mrs. L. 1. FuUenon, Mrs.
Walter linen and the hostess, Mrs.
Turner.
High score for the bridge play
was won by Mrs. Coen.
OAKLAND BETHEL 41
HAS FRIENDSHIP NIGHT
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Friendship Night of Oakland
D.tk.l 1 t W IH.,.linna Or-
der of Job s Daughters was held i BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. ond
Wednesday night, with Honorea Mrs. LeKoy MCUrocken, Vlyr
SeeEastlnClr F0,tW pre"du" " tie Creek, announce the en
The following persons were es-' gogement of their daughter,
eorted to the East and given prop- j Margie, to Raymond Shelton,
er honors: Myra Kelly, honored 1 pf r onrj MrJ Roymond
queen of Bethel 1, Myrtle treek; ;r. . c, -i,- f Murtl.
Sharon Roadman. Leone House. iel,n 'SO-01 . Myrt!f.
Francis Oiler, Janice Wahl, past Creek. Miss McCrocken will
honored queens of Bethel 42. Oak- be a. groduated from high
land; and Eva Wilsced. senior prin-.i jn Mr jhelton
""inn. Wilson was escorted to' employed by Colifornia j City. Mr.' and Mr,. Robert Shaffer
the East and as representative to Pocific Utilities Co. No dateiof Canyonvule, Mrs. Dale Hoskins
British Columbia was given the hos been set for the wedding. I "0burr;nd Cb,rl" Pr,rt
gold merit badge. Present guard-j Z. Oakland, Calif.
ian and associate guardians Na- ruaBMiNfi (hdwer PARTY
dine Stearns and 0 Bunch of Mr. And Mrs. Barnes i honors MRS taMLLARD
rt!lrfc-,1Ml Entrain On Sunday Tr? VaV' Doian and Mrs.
' ii a .s4 irmi i Wivnv Hall entertained it I love-
Cornish Schard Riggi and Leo1 Mr.. Edwin Bame. en- jy pink and blue shower .Monday
Spark i or Bethel 42 and Ete.nor "J home a. Sunday vening at the Idleyld Park Cafe
spini gi otimi k. 'T " i dinner fuesta Mrs Ethel Klnvtr l Z ir r, u.ll.rrf anr! hr
,CM SENIORS ENTERTAIN
1 FACULTY AT BANQUET
. I Tha senior class of Canyonville
1 ! Bible Academy entertainea uie
faculty at a banquet Saturday, at
17 30 in, One end of the dining!
hail was a veritable Fairyland;
I with castle moat, drawbridge and
forest. I'nder-classmen dressed it
story book characters served.
Richard Ellcnwood. senior class.
president, was toastmaster. rne
I Rev. A. M. Shaffer, president of
the academy, gave the opening1
prayer.
Musical numbers were sacred
recordings: a vocal trio by Donna
Rogers. Manon Slarrelt and Dot
Carmichael; a vocal solo by Patti:
Humphreys: and a piano solo Dy
Dot Carmichael.
Mae Meuner, annual editor,
spoke briefly and Charles Pratt,
president of the alumia Associa
tion; Lester Hixon. vice president;
and Robert Shafff , secretary,
Wma nn the organization's ac
complishments ant" activities and
welcomed the e' of 1957 intoi
membership. t
Mr. Dale Hoskins of Roseburg
addressed the group as guest
speaker.- I
Alumni present were: Mr. and!
Mr. Lester Huon of Eugene, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Radford of Tri-
Mrs. Dale Sail was installed as
the 1K57-58 Myrtle Creek PTA pres-
i ident at the April 4 meeting held at
the high school. Installing officer,
! Mrs. Bud Lowell, gave the obliga
tion to Mrs. John Payne, first vice
I president; Mrs. Sam Crawford.
second vice president; Francis Fin-
neran, secretary; Mrs. r. (.. nor
abaw, treasurer, and Mrs. Mel
Wheaton, historian.
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WINNERS for the best costume, for the "Secret Desire"
party held Thursdoy evening ot the Melrose Grange hall"
by the women of the community were Korherine Young,
Virgino Lynn ond Mrs. J. E. Conn, pictured above. The
offoir wos one of the most successful social events to be
held in the community. (Picture by Troiie Nielsen).
The Melrose Cringe Hall was ' Doerner, Mary Sanders, Esther
the scene Thursday evening of a
most successful and enjoyable par
ty for all women of the community.
The grange Home Economics Club
Rowe, Ellen Hofman, Beverly
Sensabaugh, Elsie Pargeter, Kith
ryn Petrequin, Edna Sjogren, Ma-
hoited the affair, which took the i J?' Backlund, Ada Durch. Carmen
place of the open house which var-i toopcr, Patricia Lucas, Norene
urns granges are giving on sug-1 Crystal Conn, Margaret
action of the Oregon Slate Grange. AyaeiuK, ixirraine nogcrs. r.mei
Following a mixer and a relay Hogers. Ilonora Baett. Ruby
game an interesting program was ; f,urnt"- Katharine Young, K la
presented by various organizations I M" Young, hmma Aheel, Nellie
of the community. Each chairman 1 Ms, Lorraine Vernstra. Trozie
told of her group s activities and Nielsen, Margie Hanson, (.en Wil
announred its number. Skits were : j'"""". Margaret Keece. Ira
presented by the Mflro.e Mission- Bell Cooper, hlsie lakjon. Oma
ery Society. West Melrose I lub! Troedel, Vera Conn. Emma Coop
and the Jollv Circle Club. Mrs. r; ;race Fenn, Elsie Coffell. lla
Clarence Coffell gave two rrid- "ly, Norma Fenn, Marcrlla
ings for the Friendly Hour Club. ', Jhnston. Hargaret MrComas. M.
Mrs J. E. Conn read an audience M(x". Either Mrehan. Thelma
Participation story tor the Home , num Diicswaiier, uonna
Ixtrnsmn Unit. The kitchen hand Kiser. Marjone Lander, Anne
inuwooa. Amy rrue. Alice Felt,
Jean Manning, Hazel Chamberlain,
Bobbie Pollard, (Jail Cooper, Ei
leen Simpson. Carol Wullf. Mabel
number was given. Mrs. Pete Veen- j Husenbark, Carol Manning. Kuth
atra played the puno for group i Simpson, Jean Wilson, Virginia
singing preceding tha games. Lynn, Judy Wulff. Wave Goertzen,
Costume prizes were awarded : A"18 Rusrnbark, Ieora Lynn, lou
to Virginia Lynn and Kathenne I Thompson, Nora Haines. Effie
Young Mrs. J. E. Conn was given I Manning, Amy Seeley, Ethel Beck
nonorahle mention She also won 'r- ':dna Warner. Beverly Brooke,
a game prize as did Mrs. Carroll 1-enore Cooper and Thelma Han-
acnsahautih.
Participating in the affair were
Ruth White, Sylvia Pierce. Brlva
of the PTA was very wrll receiv
ed. The Klgarose Comfort Club
was preprescnled but due to ill
ness of the program chairman no
Buckwalter, Hazel Krohn. Florence
MRS. FISHER INSPIRATION
FOR PINK AND BLUE PARTY
Mrs. Bob Fisher of Aialea was
honored at a pink and blue shower
given Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Howard Chiavans.
The group played games and the
hnnorce opened her many lovely
gifts. A pink and blue rake and ice
cream with pink stork favors
perched nn lop wvra served, along
v.tth coffee and tea Mrs. Howard
Chiavans and Mrs. Bill Croff were
hostesses.
Those present were Mrs James
Croff. Mrs. "ester Croff, Mrs An-
fie Cripps. Mrs. Art Fisher, Mrs.
ion Fisher. Mrs Orlo Worlcy. Mrs.
Rrnus Michel. Mrs. Glenn Austin,
Mrs. Clarence Miller. Mrs. Dale
Johns. Mrs. Pesrl Miller. Mrs Tony
Monteleone. the honoree. and the
hostesses. A gift was sent by Mrs.
V. Koss.
BONES GIVE PARTY
AT CLENOALE HOME
Darla Hone and her parents
were host and hostesses for a party
held at the Bune resilience in Glen
dale Friday evening.
Farly in Ihe evening the young
people participated in a snipe hunt,
returning afterwards to the house
for a social evening and refresh
ments. Present were I.lo)d and Doug
Clark. Ronnie Nice, tiba Lee, Bev
erly Brady, Gladys Vincent, Mer
ry Fox, Alice lllaser and Darla
Bone.
After the other guests had depart
ed, the girls in the group remained
for a slumber party.
son.
Delicious refreshements were
served by Emma Abeel and Lor
raine Veenstra.
CLAUDE DAUCHERTYS
GIVEN LOVELY PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Daugherty,
who adopted a baby boy recently,
were the inspiration for a pink and
blue shower given by their friends
at the Yoncalla Trap and Gun Club
north of town Wednesday after
noon.
Games were played and after
opening the many lovely gifts re
freshments were served. The hall
was artistically decorated with
Easter bunnies, baskets and East
er eggs. Large bouquets of daf
fodils added color to the room.
Those attending were Mrs.
Claude Daugherty. Mrs. Edna Mil
ler, Mrs. Ed Williams, Mrs. Si
Vroman, Mrs. Vera Williams. Mrs.
Cliff Bice, Mrs. Walter Meier,
Mrs. Fred Bowman, Mrs. Art Ky
chard, Mrs. George Edes. Mrs
Wayne Rice. Mrs. Don Rychard
Mrs. Tom Palmer, Mrs. Edward
Kelso. Mrs. Paul Allen. Mrs. liar
old Turpin, Mrs. Tom Wallace,
Mrs. Raphael Wise, Mrs Henry
Huhbell, Mrs. Russell Wamslcy,
Mrs. Jean Eckstein, Mrs. Terryl
Wise, Mrs. Fred Booth and Mrs.
Dean Hall.
Those sending gifts but unable to
attend were Mrs. van Kreveiin,
Mrs. Paul Reeves, Mrs. John Lew-
ey, Mrs. carl conaway ana Mrs.
Probstel.
LOVELY PARTY CHARMING
AFFAIR OF SATURDAY
A charming pink and blue show
er was given on a recent Saturday
afternoon honoring Mrs. Ted ( Peg
gy) oleson by Mrs. A. G. Schlick
and Mrs. O. W. Severson at the
home of the latter.
Mrs. Jessie Eiler entertained
with an accordion selection, "This
is your Life," after which refresh
ments were served and tha show
er gifts opened.
lively refreshments were serv-
ed to the Mesdames Chester Her
I cher, Charles Long, Jessie Eiler,
I Earl Lozier, Neil Kaser Jr., Or
ville Richman Dale Ellis, Orlena
Slattcrly and Everett Wimer and
Miss Elsie Hudson, all from Rose
burg.
Attending from out-of-town were
the honoree's mother, Mrs. S. O.
Smith, and Mrs. Verl Thompson,
Mrs. Gus Walther and Mrs. George
E. Anderson Jr. and children
Gene and lxirinda, all of Cottage
Grove: and Mr.. Mike Paladijc
luk. Eugene.
t'nahle to attend, but sending
gifts were Mrs Byron McFar-
lanri Mrs (herald l.ina inH VI r
1 Franklin Jones, all of Roseburg;
I Mrs. Esther Simon, Portland; Mrs
Irene Oleson. Mrs. Vera Oleson
I and Miss Louise Oleson, all of Eu
Igene; and Mr.. Benter, Cottage
'Gove.
Mr.. Sail presented all of the
!new officer, and Mrs. Lowell with
i camellia corsages. Mrs. Harry
Evans presented Sirs. Sail hy
drangea plant a. a token of the
I membership's appreciation for her
j successful year in office and for
accepting the post for another
year.
The historian's report, given by
Mrs. Stanley Mohr, included a
report on membership that total
ed 19 for 1936-57. Mrs. Wheaton,
Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Sail will
attend the three-day state PTA
convention that begins April 9 at
Pendleton. Mrs. c.d cadman gave
an interesting talk about the NEA
who was celebrating its 100th an-
niversary at the L'mpqua Hotel
the same evening.
Mr.. Glen Schroeder . second
grade room won the room count
and a cash prize for the most par
ents in attendance at the meeting.
Miss Aud Hovik from Norway,
an exchange student attending the
university, gave a very interesting
talk about her country. Miss Ho
vik, who is specializing in speech
therapy, will return to Norway
after one year of college here. She
was given a study grant by the
American Woman's llub of Oslo.
Vnrath. Bethel . were escorted
to the East. Introduced were the
worshipful master of the Masonic
lywle. IS IF mnli AM. Alton He-
' ' , " , , vrlv nnjee. ot !uiberun, a
bard; worthy matron. Betty tariy, u Url mn.M 'A
nri .vorthv oatron. Harry Smith ; rs- Hammond and
0k'nd.E"era S,ar ChapteriWRS. BROWN HOSTESS
91 Oakland. AJ M0RNING PARTY
nullum c
and Mrs. Cora Byera, In the aft- .doDted babe son. Dannv.
ernoon the group was iotned by I rt fh kniw,rM hH nnened her
I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter and son, i may gifts, the evening was .pent
viuic, ui ouuinuu, auu jir. sun vici-inp- '
.on, Monte. I Deliciou. refreshments were
served by the hostesses to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stoutenburg, E. C. i
Shrov, Mrs. Margaret Peddicord
F. W. Hawley, Mrs. Nancy Janes
uiu ui",s, - - , airs, ucim diuwd was nosiess , , ... .. n . , ,.,.,.
ames Bovington as charter guard- at houseno,d parly ,t ner home Mrs Walter Prince, , Mr.. Henry
ins of Bethel 42. A poena by Vera on street Roseburg. Tues-1 Carlson, Mrs. Clarice Alexander
Ruth Bridges, Cora 'ioung ana. MrSi Le0n Brown was hostess
Ja
ina nr Rethel 12 A DOen. OV vera c. . d 1 T
c..u in their honor. j ', ....' .... ,anH the honored guests
aumu '- oif morning, airs, .-narion aa- , , , . , ,
For the program Yvonne Stuwe doi Uie household demonstra-l .J"0" KnAmldi,l ""'r 1
plaved two piano selections and tor . attend were Mrs. Henry Buck.
Jane Bender and Gail Pelherick; ;Mrs. Forrest Losee and Mrs. Ar-
did a baUet number. Gift, were I Guest, were Mr.. Wayne Ballon, ithur Selby.
o resented to the charter guaraian airs, uoromy naruoro. airs, nar-
by Nancy rosier.
Delicious refreshments were
served later in the evening.
nett Lee, Mr.. Pat Mathews. Mr.. I Formal Dance At
anna xoung. Mrs. name swan- r- r"l k X:k
Castele. Mrs. v-uunny v.iuu ivniiji"
son, Mrs. Wanda
Doris Anderson, Mrs. William Member, of the Roseburg Coun
Wes', Mrs. Margaret Bissonnette 1 try Club and their invited guest,
and the hostess, Mr.. Brown. I are asked to enjoy the annual
Games were nlaved and nrizes sDring formal dance to be held
, L,;,i,v al nsrtv eiven awaruea dv uie aemonsiraior. ine uioiih, spin u, v m v -....
second birthday at a Pny E , ,,.,. . - , H.iiei hesmet, ' el,.hhn... The Tommy Fo or-
to her guesU. 'cnestra wiu piay ior mm qance.
WINSTON LAD FETED
ON SECOND BIRTHDAY
Charles Horton celebrated hi.
. iha knm nt his DarentS
ura llarrv Horton at the Dix-
ie Auto Court. Winston, Friday
evening. The rooms were gay with
large bouquets of wild flowers.
Games were played and gifts
presented the honored guest by
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson. Mr.
and Mr.. Earl Green, Mr.. Chris
tine Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Horton and children. Carolyn.
Harry Jr. and the honored guest.
Chuckle." Tbe men were a 1 Bur
eau of Public Roads employees.
Mrs. Arthur Judd
Entertains Club
Mrs. Arthur Judd entertained
the lnter-Se Study Club Tuesday at
a charming 1:15 o'clock luncheon
at her home. Beautiful spring flow
er. formed an attractive decora
tive motif for the occasion.
Covers were placed for Mr.. Ce
cil Williams, I guest, and Mrs.
E. E. Lindell, Mrs. E. S. Hall,
Mrs. Earl Wiley. Mr.. C. M. Stark,
Mr.. Bruce Mellis, Mrs. John I I
rich and the hostess, Mrs. Judd.
Mrs. Hall presented the inter
esting program on "Religion in
Surrealist nor.
April 23 r- no-hostess guest-day
luncheon will be held at the Rose
Hotel, followed by a meeting at
the E, E. Lindell home on SE
Claire Avenue. May 14, the club
will meet at the John Trozelle
home on Fisher Road with Mrs.
C. M. Stark a. hostes. at a 1:15
p.m. luncheon. Election of officers
will be held and the coming year's
program will be discussed.
LOVELY SHOWER PARTY
HELD AT LOOKINGGLASS
Mrs. Joe Green of Lookingglas.
was honored recently at a lovely
pink and blue shower held at the
valley cnurcn. nusiesscs were nn.
George Marsh, Mn. Glen Smith
and Mrs. Robert Patterson. Games
and visiting were enjoyed preced.
ing the opening of the many beauti
ful gifts.
Enjoying the occasion were:
Mrs. Joe Green and Georgia, Mrs.
Fred Southwich and granddaugh
ter, Marlene, .Mrs. Melba Druliner,
Mrs. Bessie Wylie, Mr.. Jon Wil
son, Mrs. Alvin Greer and Donna;
Mrs. Ivan Matthew., Mr.. Charles
Green, Mr.. Arthur Denny and
Gary; Mrs. Melvin Reagles, Mrs.
Denny Huffman, Mrs. George Mc
Ewing. Mrs. John Mathi.. Mrs.
Robert Reagle. and Janet; Mrs,
C. E. Nay. Mrs. W. J. Meredith.
Mrs. Corvin Heard, Mrs. Stafford
Storm, Mrs. Billie Elliott, Mrs.
Rena Buckle and children; Mrs.
William Petheram, Mrs. Elton
Grass, Mrs. Grant Neilsen, Mrs.
C. Tollefson, Mrs. Ben Jacob, Mrs.
Lee Pillion and Betty Jo; Mrs. J.
C. Williams, Mrs. Don Harmer and
the hostesses.
Sending gifts but unable to be
present were Mrs. Joyce Morgan,
Mrs. Beverly Boling, Mrs. Alma
Powell, Mr.. Gary Swan, Mr..
Ruby Vance, Mrs. Alvin Heard,
Mrs. Ron Meyer. Mrs. Emma
Cooper, Mrs. Arthur Marsh, Mrs.
Harvev Nelson, Mrs. A. A. Jaco
bv, Mrs. Alice Robertson, and the
Misses Betty Wylie, Lorraine Ja
cobv, Marcia Cooper and Patsy Elliott.
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