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Newspaper Page Text5M'' jj'v , i wss Vi mm -j (If - MR. AND MRS. GEORGE HUGHES, above, sponsors for the young people's group of the First Baptist Church, are pictured above at tne senior high youth group annual formal banquet held Saturday evening. "Japanese Garden" was the theme carried out in the banquet decorations and program. The senior high youth group of the First Baptist Church of Rose- Mrs. Cooper Entertains burg held its annual formal ban- d;j i . ,,u rt. .U quet Saturday attended by about Bridge-Luncheon Club 60 persons. "Japanese Garden" was the theme carried out for the decora tions and the program, with pink and black as the color scheme. The walls featured large fans and the Mrs. S. J. CooDer entertained her bridge club Wednesday at a home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN FOR VIRGINIA REED Miss Ellen Turner entertained Tuesday evening at the Glide noon luncheon at the Elks Club followed by the card play at her beautiful home in Laurelwood. Magnolias and flowering plum and tables were decorated with Japan- .miii.. fnrmpri tha nttraptivp ese quince ana ni-Ksnuws nueu with pink camellias. At one end of the banquet room a Japanese gar den was arranged under a silver star - spangled sky. The garden contained a waterfall and a pool with floating camellias. The Rev. Mr. Moore of the Em- bouquets for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. 0. R. Fritz, Mrs. Vance Shugart, Mrs. Jack Myers, Mrs. O. R. Petersen, Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mrs. B. A. Young, Mrs, Paul Flood and the hostess. Mrs. Cooper. High scores tor tne afternoon s erald Baptist Church in Eugene ; bridge play were won by Mrs. was tne special speaner. ijene Horn acted as master of cere monies. Sharon Pepple and Dale Poteet gave toasts on "Brother hood" and Mrs. West entertained the group with music and a chalk talk. Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes are sponsors for the youth group. TILLICUM BRIDGE CLUB ENJOYS RECENT LUNCHEON Camellias and potted chrysanthe mums were used Tuesday when Mrs. Joe Perrault and Mr. Norman Jacobson entertained the Sutherlin TiUicum Club at a one o'clock sal ad luncheon. Those enioving the day with Mrs. Perrault and Mrs. Jacobson , OCCASION FOR PARTY were tne Mesaames naiston nno- Fritz and Mrs. Flood. Montana Visitors Complimented Monday Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Peterson entertained at a delightful dinner party Monday evening at their at tractive home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ohman and five daugh ters, Susan, Diane, Marcia, Helen and Gayle, and Mr. Ohman's moth er, Mrs. Paul Ohman, all of Ana conda, Mont. The Montana visitors were here from Sunday to Wednesday as houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Con rad Quist. FIFTH BIRTHDAY IS ees. Loval Stearns. Harry Barker, Edward Lamoreaux, Frank Mc Cord, John Chase, Cue Bielman, Vern Holgate, Cal Bowles and C. A. Petherick. For the afternoon's contract bridge Mrs. Bowles won high, Mrs. Stearns second high, Mrs. Chase low and Mrs. Lamoreaux the trav eling goose. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, April 23, at the home of Mrs. Vern Liesinger with Mrs. John Chase as co-hostess. BAIRDS ENTERTAIN CLUB AT RECENT SUPPER PARTY Beautiful arrangements of camil lias were used by Mr. and Mrs. William Baird of Sutherlin Sat urday night when they entertain ed their pinochle club at a seven thirty o'clock potluck supper. Those enjoying the supper ana Mrs. Billie Liesinger of Suther lin entertained at a birthday party Saturday morning honoring her daughter, Willa Jean, on her fifth birthday. The morning was spent playing games after which the hon ored guest opened her many gifts. After the pla hour Mrs Liesing er served refreshments to Zane and Trina Wiley, Linda and Ronnie Crump, Larry Koehler, Penny and Robin Montgomery. Linda and Sharline Liesinger. Foster, Darwin and LaVon Montgomery, RoRer, Randy and Russell Dulancy, Lance Liesinger, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Montgomery, Mrs Pat Liesinger and Mrs. Grace Dulaney. Calling later in the afternoon were Mrs. ' LaVon Lance, Mr. George Lindsay. Wayne and Saun dra, Mr. and Mr. Fred Koehler and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Godfrey and Helen Hamilton. Those sending gifts but unable to attend were Romona and Clayton Irving and Mrs. Ellen Liesinger, card play were Mr. and Mrs. Cal Gilman, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Mul lins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvor- t if. A ,. f'lai.Hp sea jr., ..11. ...u ...... uluu,ul.. BMTEBTAIM Harvey, Mr. ana Mrs. r.. a. Dames , rain riiii and the host and hostess. j PAIR OAKS CARD CLUB For the evening's pinochle play Spring flowers formed the cen Mr. and Mrs. Barnes won high i terpiece Saturday evening when score. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning en tertained the Fair Oaks iPinochle Club at the Fair Oaks Grange Hall. For the evening's pinochle play, Alva Manning won men's high and Virginia Williams ladies high. Sec ond high went to Harry ivorton The next meeting will be Satur day evening. May 4.. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvorsen Jr. MRS. SHEPHARD FETED AT CHARMING SHOWER Mrs. Orley Weist and Mrs. Wil liam L. Banks were co-hostesses Friday at the Camas Valley home of Mrs. Weist for a pink and blue shower in honer of Mrs. Claude Shenhard. AnDrooriate games were played . Mr. h.pih An.tm Mr. and Mrs. with prizes awarded to Mrs. Hen- Harry Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Dur ry Cummings and Mrs. Shephard. wood Rose Maggie Francis, Viola A cake in the form of a baby's Haslctt, Harry Reed and Peggy crib was cut by Mrs. Shephard and . Jean Austin. served to: Mrs. Phillip Boyd, Mrs. The next meeting will be held William Cunningham, Mrs. VirpU : Saturday, May 4, at the home of Moody. Mrs. Henry cummings ana; Mrs. Maggie rraneis Local News Claud and Hal Essalitrem of I Mrs. Ethel Keniwrly left by this city attended the York Rite! plane today for a weekend in Masons 4-day session this week in Klamath Falls to visit with her Eugene. itwo daughters, Mrs. James A. , Slusser and Mrs. Jack Propst, and Dr. .ml Mrs E. W. Carter re- Uieir families, turned home Sunday following a I trip to Portland where the latter; Mr. and Mrs. Eutw Maada underwent medical treatment. and daughter, Noreen, have sold Ray Chastain, at a surprise party in honor of Miss Virginia Reed. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Reed, who with her family, is moving to Crescent City, Calif. A farewell gift of a flash cam era was presented to the houored guest by the hostess and ten of her guests. The evening was spent in playing games and danc ing. Dainty refreshments were serv ed by the hostess and her mother to Roberta Keyes, Carol Parks, Donna Perdue, bherry Clark, Shron Polley, Glenda Kittleman, Sandra Andrus, Tona McDanicls, Shirley Starns, Carmen Kelso and the honoree. Miss Reed. NEEDLE CLUB ENJOYS DAY AT SHORT HOME Dorothy Short entertained the Hubbard Creek Needle Club at her home on Millwood Drive near Cmpqua Wednesday. A potluck dinner was served at 12:30 by the hostess. After dinner a household demon stration was given by Mrs. Betty Harris from Sutherlin with prizes won by Mrs. Kitty Roeder and Mrs. Ruth Short. Those enjoying the day were Roberta Coffey, Bertha Bucknell, Oliie Peery, Flo Rippstein, Melba Germond. Mable Carlson, Verneta Peery, Ella Teller, Blanche Stroop, Verna McVicker, Thelm Leonard, Kitty Roeder, Opal Munson, Ruth Short, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Phil McKinney. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Pearl Grier. RICHARD BERNEYS GIVE LOVELY BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berney entertained graciously Thursday evening at their lovely nome Hon oring the birthdays of Mrs. Glenn Young and Mrs. Louis Berney. The serving table was covered with an attractive pink cloth and was centered by a beautiful pale pink birthday cake decorated with deep pink camellias and flanked by pink candles in silver holders. Refreshments were served and the honorees opened their many lovely birthday gifts. Those attending were Mr. and. Mrs. Leighton Hill and son, Jeff, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ber ney, Jack Berney, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Young. Mr. ayid Mrs. J. B. Roark and the host and hostess. BOOTS AND CALICO CLUB TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Jim McGhehay, who received medical attention for an injured foot this week at Douglas Com munity Hospital, is now convalesc ing at his home. Mrs. Lwi Wilton and Mrs. Garland Hartman and children went to Cottage Grove Wednes day to spend the day visiting Pas tor and Mrs. Robert Kunz and ton, Paul. Mrs. Leonard W. RiUy of this city drove to Corvallis todav to visit her son, Bill, and daughter, Pat, students at Oregon State Col lege. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Fstr nl this city spent last weekend in Brookings visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster, and baby daughter. Gordon Singleton of Portland visited in Roseburg a short time this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Singleton, on SE Chadwick Street. Mr. and Mrs. Charlat Nye of this city drove to Corvallis Tues day to attend the funeral of Sam uel Lewis. The Nye and Lewis family are close friends. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wars of this city were in Eugene this week where the former attended the York Rite Masons 4-day ses sion. Mrs. Warg joined him for the banquet Wednesday night. Mrs. Sam Wingfield Jr. and children expect to travel to Port land this weekend to pick up the former's husband who has been there for two weeks on an Air Force Reserve training program. John Sylwester, student at Con cordia in Portland, will arrive in Roseburg next Thursday to visit his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester, and will spend Sat urday delivering Easter orders from the Fern Florists. Mr. and Mrs. KennaHi Simon and family of this ritv r it,no the former's mother, Mrs. Fran ces aimon, 01 Morton, Minn, to Portland Sunday, where she will leave for her home, following a visit here. Mr. and Mr. Hmn n:uu children, Terry and Joni, have re- nirnea nome alter a week spent in Disneyland at the Disneyland Ho tel. The tra 'elers made the trip to Los Angeles and back by plane, then took a helicopter to Disneyland itself. Cleo Moats, a former Roseburg resident now livine in Knon was in Roseburg recently to at- their home oa- Willow Street and have left for Folsom, Calif., to make their home. Mitt Mary Ann Spancake, a former resident of the Glengary district, has moved into Roseburg and is making iher home with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Aquiso. Oakland PTA Sets April 15 Election New officers will be elected at the Oakland PTA meeting April is at 8 p.m. in the high school li brary. A fUm will be shown. Ditcutt Projactt The Harriet-Rosa Circle of the Oakland Community Presbyterian Church met 'ast week and projects for this year were discussed and work done on bazaar articles. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Painter and daughter, Merrilee of Eugene and Mrs. Alton Balfour of Scotts Valley visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dunn he early part of this week. Martin League of Oakland is at tending a state PTA convention at Pendleton this week. He teaches high school at Sutherlin. Mrs. E. B. Williams went to Se attle. Wash., by plane early this week, and Mr. Williams will join her later. They will return home Saturday. Ill M. IVll J af" April 13, 1957 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 mnsion-umaru Unit Set $ Meet By ROSA HEINBACH Rainbow Garden Club Sets Card Party For Robin Dale The Winston-DiUard Home Ex tension Unit has scheduled its next meeting Wednesday. April 23. at the Dillard Winston Methodist Church. Thm mntlinv il.H mt nH will include a noon potluck'. Mem- Grange Hall on Highway 99 south oers snould bring materials lor ",,'"'- " cni framing pictures and an article for , plyed. starting at 1 p.m. a Chinese auction. A county exten-. P" ' "e oucrea, By ROSA HEINBACH i incritical condition prior to her A card party for the Robin Dale 1 surgery last week b:it she is re- School in Roseburg is being spon sored by the Rainbow Garden Club Friday afternoon, April 26. it wiu be held at the bvergreen sion agent will be present. Visitt Parents Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cant- well and son, Billy, went to Coos Bay over the weekend to visit Mrs. CantweU't parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parmer Brady. The occasion was the birthday of Mrs. Cantwell. I Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Buell and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Noehols went to Portland last weekend on a pleas ure trip. I Mrs. Belle Clark and her sister, Mrs. Grace Barnes, were taken on a trip to Goshen last weekend Recuperating Mrs. Dean Robins of Dillard is recuperating from an emergency operation at the Sacred Heart Hos pital in Eugene. Mrs. Robins was Glendale Scouts Are Advanced By MRS. G. . FOX Several members of the Glen. by their niece and nephew, Mr. dale Boy Scouts received honors and Mrs. Don Fast. They visited ! at a meeting this week in the new a taxiaermist wnere Airs, t ast had ' acoui nuuning. a coat made from three bleached deer skins which her husband killed. On their return trip they visited Fast's parents at Yoncalla. Stay Ended Those honored were: Tenderfoot rank: "Pug" Cleveland, Douglas Dollar and Milton Densley. second class rank: Bohby Young, Don Munvon. Larrv Troxel. 1in Usnmu P). Tam.. c- ...... ..... w cnet ana oicve jonnson. nrst class her home on Lookingglass Road scout: Jimmy Moore and Joe Fish from an extended visit with her er. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.I Confined Crouh- I Mrs. Anoie Nernlnil nt nl..J,l. Mr. and Mrs.- Leb Manske re- has hwn Visits Brother Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bunch of Eugene visited last week with Hunch s brother and sister-in-Mr. and Mrs. Ole Bunch. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mannine and children visited Mrs. Man ning's brother, Donald Davidson and family at North Bend last week. The Oakland fire department was called to put out a fire in a barn belonging to Joe Deardorf. The roof was ignited by sparks from nearby burning berry vines. The barn was empty. turned home this week following a business trip to' Portland where Mrs. Manske received medical ob servation. They then drove up to Seattle to visit Manske's mother, Mrs. Mclvina Manske. Mrs. Man ske is scheduled to return to Port land next week for surgery. '- Fair Oaks Grange Claims Members By MRS. BRITTAIN (LACK Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning and George Shamp became members of the Fair Oaks Grange and Mr.' and Mrs. Harold Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Art Wuthrich became mem bers of the Sutherlin Grange in a combined meeting this week. Howard cracrutt reported on his recent visit in Salem to the State Legislature at which 22 Ore gon counties were represented by their Pomona masters or alter nates Elwin King reported on the pro gress oi ine scnooi planning com Dixonville Pair Return To Home By MRS. CHARLES FORREST Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Coatnev of I an? "pounced that the en tile Carnes Road returned home C I01 lne0M .conl.r0' "J"1 last week, after spending a month's uon department in Portland. The first and second degree will be put on by the Fair Oaks Grange at the Evergreen Grange on April lb. i-omona urango will be held several davs with an iniurpH hark Mrs. Merle Allen was rnlleri tn Eugene last week when her fath er, to rritchard, was hospitalued with a serious heart attack. Mrs. Lillie Holtsclaw and her daughter, Mrs. Laura Smith, both of Glendale. have been visiting in Independence with Mrs. Holts claw's granddaughter Mrs. Frank nnuon, ana in horost Grove with ner son, mil Holtsclaw. who is as sistant district forest ranger there. Treated Mrs. John McDonald of Glendale entered Josephine Hospital 1 a t week for minor surserv and mpdi. cal treatment. She is reported to be doing well. Ailen Stumbo of Sunny Valley, self - employed in logging near Glendale, required 11 stitches early this week after being cut bv a power saw on the right lower leg. Paul Ronchi, employed by the Robert Dollar Lumber Co. in den dale, tried to get out of the way of a falling tree last week, slipped and fell between two loss, twisting his left knee. There was no fracture. ported to be recovering satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Robins and twins, Judy and Jerry, and daugh ter, Pat, moved into the G. Phillip Smith residence in Dillard recent- ' ly from Dayton. Wash. Mrs. Robins is a sister of Mrs. Cal Scheirmies ter, a long-time resident in Dillard. Sat. W. T. Eason and children, Raymond and Katherine, visited the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Eason, recently. Sgt. Eason has been discharged from the Air Force and was en route home to Fisher, La., follow ing hit discharge at Everett, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brittain drove to Medford Wednesday on a busi ness trip. Takes Plane Trip airs, ennsune Simmons took a plane trip to Coos Bav recently for medical observation. She is a teacher at the Tenmile School. David Preston. 4-vear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Preston, is recuperating from a broken right leg which was treated recently at the Community Hospital. The acci dent occurred while David was at play at the home of his uncle, Way land Gentry. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Collins and sons, Victor and Lonnie, went to Grants Pass Sunday to visit old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Burl eson, and family, former resident) of Dillard. Roger Motcalf, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mete a If, was taken to Eugene this week, for medical observation on his left el bow, which was injured several months ago. He will have sur gery on the arm in the near future. vacation in Oak Creek Canyon, Ariz. New Residents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swinford and sons are new residents of tho South Deer Creek Road. They for- tend the Southern Oregon Spring I merly lived on the Temple Brown CnnfprpnpA nt Ik. Kni...l d..: I D. Conference of the National Busl ness and Professional Women's Cluhs last weekend. Mr. Moata assisted with the registrations. Mrs. Cynthia Magill, a mem ber of the Douglas County Mu sic i earners Association, has just Mr. and Mrs. William Turcot! of Albany were weekend guests nfMr. and Mrs. Darrel Hiatt and tamily. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones and son. Norman, and Mr. and Mrs. Derwood Oar drove to Portland on Publ snmc t'.hh 'he "r0' Sa,urda' tor isit with the Jone, lish nergn,, 1 they."'11 P"?' 1 son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and EventiriP ,comPsl,,on' . At Mrs. Conrad Jones. They also saw of '"Tna 'orJ,," 0n,U,g USW their new granddaughter, Kalhryn oi ine organist. i Lonip who , hm ii c Dale Kershman. Jne Mnrpm Leonard W. Riley and Larry Holt were among Roseburg residents Mr. and Mrs. E. N. McSall. Tpr. ry and Mike of Klamath Falls visit ed in the Thomas Swinford home in the driving to Salem Friday to attend! Mr'J an! . Mr William , Brown a meeting of the department in the ,nrld"'h 7 aiT .?0fi"pi'InB evening former Waldon Hatfield home on South Deer Creek Road. Brown is Jerry Long, son of Mr. and 1 employe at the Hatfield Ranch. urs. frank Long of this city, is reported to be getting along satis factorily at Sacred Heart Hospital Azalea Grange Gets Members at MnlrneiA r.eann.. A r.il a ...I m.i . SjT. k.i..l By MRS. G. B. FOX j . I At the last meetins of the Azalea ao.-u ur Kami. .."IT - -."" U.. -111.- Maggie Francis home economic . e1 memoirs oti'i i vn ieam are pracuc Umpqua Grove Slates Social By ROSA HEINBACH The monthly social for Umpqua Grove 51 of the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle has been sched uled April 22 at the Evergreen Grange Hall. A potluck supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. At the last meeting in the hall, Mrs. Deane Mowrey was initiated into the grove. Mrs. Thelma Major of Roseburg gave a report on the uisinci x convention in Portland which was attended by Mra. Phebe Mcititire, airs, jctse Thomas, Mrs. Christine Simmons. Mrs. Alice Christenscn and Mrs. Major. i ane suggested tne club should organize a service club with day time meetings for the benefit of needy families. She said 12 mem bers would be required. The drill team members, under the leadership of Mrs. Thomas, gave m unu ouring me meeting. chairman announced that their meeting will be held April 16 with merle roiucn as nostess, and that the Grange had donated to the Spcnce Memorial Fund, Youth Program and Care this quarter. Mr. and Mrs. A E. Newell were granted demits from San Berna dino, Calif., Grange to join u,e 1 ed dish dinner, followed by games. r air uax urange. in Eugene, where he is receiving treatment for injureis suffered in a plane crash at Corvallis. Jerry is a student at Oregon State College. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hill of Se attle, who have been in Phoenix. The third birthday anniversary of the Boots and Calico Square Dance Club will be the occasion and Mrs. Bonney. Sweeps prize tor a social auemoon ana nani i Anz. three weeks on vacation and was won by Dale Bonney ana Mrs. aunaay, nprii it. i " Mo stopped over en route home u.ini.u.u., ...... imh Angeies, also stopped here callers and dancers are expected , this week to visit Mr. and Mrs for the dancing which will be j Charles Nye. Mr. Hill is a nephew from 1 to 5 p.m. j0f Mrs. Nye. They had stopped en i route io i-noenix on their vacation Norton At a late hour a potluck supper was served by Mr. and Mrs. Man ning to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bonney. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tozier, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams, Mr. and of ceremonies for the affair. Re- ,iso freshments will be served irom tne snack bar during the afternoon. A cordial invitation n extended to spectators as well as dancers. j..,.ki I .! llr, viruil firant Mrs. Carl Dahi, Mrs. Cecil Halter man, Mrs. Wesley Smith. Mrs. Dave Thursh, Mrs. Orley Weist and daughter. Jane; Mrs. Shephard's son. Bobby, and Mrs. William L. anks. MRS. GOODMAN HOSTESS AT BRIDAL SHOWER PINOCHLE AND SUPPER ENJOYED ON SATURDAY Early spring flowers made 1 1 Sutherlin Cub Pack Glorifies Indian Lore Miit Patricia Rilty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Riley, and Miss Judy Stadler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stadler, were tapped for Alpha Lambda Delta, freshmen women's scholastic hon orary at Oregon State College. There were 34 freshmen women tapped for the honorary. A 35 average or betler is necessary to be tapped for the honorai. Mrs. Cora Carlton of this city left today for Portland to join her son, Jack Cahill. and family, of Forest Grove, and they will leave uie nrst oi the week tor Indiana By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Cub Scout Pack 168. sponsored pretty arrangement Saturday eve- j by the Sutherlin Methodist Church, ning when Mr. and Mrs. Don Curry met last week in the Scout Hall of Sutherlin entertained her pi-1 with all eight dens being repre noehle Club at a seven o'clock sented and 40 adults present, nnilurk sunier. I The boys are studying the In- i nnsp seaiea arounu uie v:uians anu aiieiiuru m uuiwMKc.nnme - iiar nr Airs, i.ir nn ann Mist Sherry Cheslev of Oakland pointive tables were Mr. and Mrs. costumes, ine Indian tneme was this will be her first visit back was honored at a bridal shower re-iAlfred Galla, Mr. and Mrs. Bur-1 carried out by using bear skin, there in 52 years They plan to centlv at the home of Mrs. Ivan dette Harvev. Mr. and Mrs. Henry cougar and bobcat rugs. A bobcat Upend two weekt visiting relatives. Goodman. 'Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and deer hide were used in their Mrs. Carlson and the Cahillt are Lovely bouquets of bridal wreath Ballentine, Mr. and Mrs. Nosh demonstrations, and they present-1 making the trip by train. anttVr, used for decora- ."d d ". '-U. war dance, and snake Uon- . ' Hjh ,,.ore for the evening's pi- the next meeting will be April , Club will meet at a 7:30 p.m. Several game, were Played witn Md fcy Hrnix ,t p m. with a potluck supper; dessert - supper Monday. April 15, Mrs. W. L. Wilson and Mrs. Joe .ft ' d Mene Gjj, Uw fuUWPd by presentation of the at the home of Mr,. II. A. Watzig. Ortis as prizewinners. lt ' w. h.id v Noah Rose pack charter. i224 W. Hickory Street. Mrs. W. II. Alter the gn s were openeu u.e - Billentine Have Slumber Parly Carter, Mrs. Harold Barken and Gamma Delta Theta Rho girls . Mrs. R. M. Church will be assist- I-' had a putluck supper and slum- ing hostesses, hlection of officers v ber party at the KIOF Hall last will be held. Mrs. S. A. Warg. ley McKinne, Mrs. Ortis, .Mrs. ' ..k. with Mr,. Hlen Wheeler Droeram chairman, has reouested Boehrs. Mrs. W. L. Wilson, Mrs. ' ; ,n(1 yr, Don, Steinbach as each mother attending to bring r.verelt Brown, airs, jean d.i.u. MRS MOOOIE cives I chaperones. The evening wa, one article from her hobby col Mrs Carl Thornton. Mrs. Albert party FOR DAUGHTER I spent in dancing and plaving lection. Mrs. O J. Feldkamp, a, Prichette, Nina Buck, 1"inli Mr,. Arthur Moodie entertained 8ame. The girls returned to their sisted bv Mrs. J. M. Boyles, will Goodman, Myrtle Hunt and .Mary i , birthday party honoring her homes after having breakfait. . demonstrate Japanese and Ameri and May Branum. i daughter. Linda, on her 14th birth-, can flower arranging. ri.iv at the .Moodie nome east oi d.l sT..nA.:Mtnlp. Sutherlin Saturday. " , " superintendent , Fi, teupl.,, ,, mrmbrr, ol Linda received many nice gins ur rtew roresrry nursery .we uinrn mcie aquaro uance om her friends and after opening Club of Eugene, visited Saturday ??.V.e ',"Vf?, r""' wood-i The next meeting w.U.be at the I. j u,. Tim ruhnrn Mrs I home of Mr. and Mr,. Uoya Hal ChMcKinV MOrt!,, m" ..n. Saturday evening. May SOCIAL CLUB HAS WEDNESDAY MEETING j a ii ta"l..sa7;ntr fr lwiZ, ,t the' home of them the girls made paper flowers Lyle Baker of Corvalln will be, evening here at the home of Mr. Mr. B.nlnan for an for the wheel chair parade that will superintendent of the Oregon State and .Mrs. Eugene Atwood, former Al s. Maureen mn ,or . b. hed Aprii 2S Forestry Nursery n Compton member, of the club. Included Diirm0,the anrul hour a game j Mrs Moodie served birthday cake Road. Tive mile, south of Elkton. were Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Ran, was plaved and Mr, Webber won'. nd ice cre.rn to Janet Misner. which "now under construction, dall, Mr. and Mr. Llod I Duvall. Karna.'a anu J4lirL Ul, va.mjll' ...c iriiai;iu.fluuii loan iuihiuiil- ..... m .M ...is. -.u ... . . ..p.; . .u. .n.,Mn ( ass Karen Chandler and Johnie tion crew of Oregon State Forestry and Mrs. Gene Durkoop and Mr Mr, Halt man served refresh- and Shirley Young. Calling later in Dept., under the direction of Glen and Mrs. David Wis,. The group ments to .Myrtle Geider, (ilenda the Ste I-on er Confined By Sprain Mrs. Harlan Melton has been confined to her home the past week with a sprained leg. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brumharh were Mrs. Brumbach's brother - in - law, Daymond Smith and son and daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan (Bud) Smith, of Sandy Point. Idaho. The Smiths are former residents of the Glide area. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bryant, Keith and Velma of Albany were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Find lay. Mrs. Ethel Crisler and son, Gal en, of McMinnvtlle were guests in the Elward Smith home last week. Mrs. Crisler is house mother at Easter Program Set By Kellogg By ARIEL HUBBARD An Easter program will be given after the regular meeting of the Kellogg Grange on April 17. Lecturer Lucy Haines is in charge of the program: Mrs. Ma bel Rader will give the story of Easter; Lucile Godding will play Easter music and there will be a tolo by Frances Carnes. Once a year the erance visit. one of the churches in Elkton, and caJ; de-! ng for the state convention in Koseburg in May. Return For Visit Mrs. G. Phillip Smith and small children. Lee Shirley and Roy, for merly of Dillard, returned last week for a visit with her former neighbor, Mra. Gene Bridges, and -children. Mr. Smith Is a former Eye Hurt .teacher at Douglas High. He if Harold R. Miller of Glendale. now teaching at Kerby. employed by the B at M Logging! Mr. and Mrs. Leo Willis have given the first and second urces. Plans were marie far the Easter egg hunt for children 2-years-oId and younger. The hunt will be held April 20 at 2 p.m. Mothers are asK cd to send colored eggs. The April social will be a 'cover' returned to their Home on Dona Avenue following a 10-day vaca tion with their son, Harold Thom as, and family at North Bend. They took many sightseeing trips along the coast and visited an old friend, Mrs. Venta Brown. Go Te Washington Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown and daughter, Barbara, of Cecil Street went to Kelso. Wash., last week end to visit relatives and friends. The Browns moved to this vicinity from Kelso about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. George Cornish re turned to their home Sunday from a trip to Seattle where they at tended the wedding of the former'i have returned from McAllister and niece, Sherry Walkins. They were Quinton, Okla., where they visited 1 also Sunday guests at the home of . Company, was using a grinder last week when a particle of steel be came deeply imbedded in his left eye. He was treated at the Glen dale Clinic. Mike O'Neal of Glendale was X-rayed last week, and it- w a s found that he had fractured a bone in his right hand the previous Fri day in an accident at school. Davalee Black of Glendale, 4. fractured both bones in her right wrist last week, when she climbed on the roof of the Winkleman Apartments and fell off. Davalee was attempting to catch her pet Mr. and Mrs. Delter Reddin Linficld College, and Galen at-. the Roaring Camp Steak House lenns college. i mi, weex ny urvu Heckley. The Rev. Arthur Hoemsh of Rose. May 1 has been set a, the on Sunday evening April 14, they w.ll ..i... Ik. ft...-.: -i i. A group of 15 adults attended ' relatives. They also visited with j Cornish's niece, Mrs. Robert WahL, tne piano concert given at McAr-' thur Court in Eugene this week. The Umpqua Hillbillies Square Danee Club held an executive meet ing this week at the home of Presi dent Bill Mcintosh. -The varsity basketball-team was honored with a steak dinner at nurg win nnng tne evening me, ,sge next Sunday evening at the Pine Grove church. Camas Valley Man Back From California By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS Henry W. Ranks has returned to Camas Valley after spending the winter in California. Banks stayed at the home of hi, son, C. L. Bank,, in Lomita and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack MrGown. his daughter, i.i Rich mond. He also visited hi, grand daughter Mrs. Vernon Duncan, who reside, in Oildale, Calif. Mn. Richard West, of Camas went to Richmond, Calif., to. accompany I flat p. for the Elkton Music Festival. The concert will be under the direction of William Hickerson and held at the high school gym at 7:30 p.m. Both grade school and high school students will participate. Mrs. Reddin's sister, Mrs. Mormon) at North Gate near Seattle. Wheaton, in Stockton, Calif. They were gone for four weeks and left Oklahoma just in time to miss the tornado there. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morrow of Glendale had a visit last weekend from his brother, Max Morrow, of Portland. Bob foil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Peil of Glendale, is now an instructor at the Arthur Murray School of Dancing in Medford. He will work through this summer then re-enter Southern Oregon Col lege at Ashland. RECEIVE TOP RATING Canyonville school's brass quar tet received a one rating in tone interpretation, technique, selec tion, general effect and intonation at the band clinic held at the Trt City school, according to Supt. O. J. Monger. Gene Slayter, Spring field High School band director, judged the local group which con sisted of Victor Fitzpatrlck, first cornet; Terry Soetcber, second cornet; Mickey Yakel French horn and Victor Wood, baritone. Omicron Chapter Picks Delegates Margaret Adair and Mrs. Leon ard Nrsseth will represent Omi cron Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma at the state convention in La Grande May 3, 4 At that time Mrs. Ellsworth Til ton will be initiated into the state organization as an honorary mem ber for her outstanding qualities of leadership. Miss Esther Brown, Joseph Lane her father home. 1 librarian, will be installed at Dresi- George Smith hat been caring dent of the library division of the for the Ranks home while Banks ! Oregon Education Assoc. at the meeting in Portland May 4. Announcements concerning these women were marie at the last meet ing. Mr,. Alvia Wctherell prpsent- was in California. Toattmittresset To Meet The regular meeting of the Cam- I! , . , lu ed the program on orientation and i,:i.i n.u i, i p in. i i information. She wa, assisted hy BVH ,. . 'Luclla Whitehead, Verna Caroth- The Camas Valley Home Exten-' violet Wilshire and Catherine uon Lnit will hold ita regular iockwood meeting to elect officers at the April 17 businest meeting the n.Lt.-i C,LI ru:M.. group will meet at the home of Ofland School Children Mr,. J. H. Parrott at 10:30 am. To Cet Polio Shotl Soon Mr,. Robert Cummings and Mrs. Everett Church will demonstrate I Salk polio shots will be available how sofa cushion, are made, and . to all Oakland school students the meeting is open to all inter- April 19 ested women in the community. ! The shots are being given in co Weekend visitors at the home of! operation with the Douglas County Mr. and Mr,, liuis Pryor wss the Health Dept. Mr, Marian Hill, niece of Mr,. lryor, Vicky I.ynne ! county health nurse, will be finr. rut n war Mr. Rasp Krpnoh of Fr.rpt C.mv nlana tn allpn .lori trip Rurkprnn riancp par. 1 1 nwp fmm PnrtlNnri. Ore Virkv is 1 charse of administerins the vac- nl l0, !5"'' v't,' Dorothy Chandler and Darlene and Mrs. plant 20 arres of tree, this spring her in the evening, going after-1 the dauchter of Mr. and Mr,. Cecil cine. Shots will he given only to l i.. k.ZL , Uflilr.' Ida Web- Elaine fox and children, Carolyn Local help will be hired and more ward to the Atwood home for re- Lowe, former resident! of Rose-1 sludentt who have returned per and Own Webber and Jerry. i workers required for leasonal help.! freshments. I burg. I mission slips from their parents. have you HEARD? 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