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(5) G d?n. BIRTHDAY PARTY AVEN TUESDAY AT ELKTON I MM GRELL HOSTESS AT GARDEN CLUB PARTY o (Si A b'rday',iar,y ? hun Mrs. Chuck Grell was hostess Greg Mode, who Was four snd also ncea,v (nr .l. vii r . for Doug(,i!edden. who was six. L yw. L k KncU G,r" was giveir last Tuesday at the den Uub Christmas party. Games home of Doug Hodden ai Elkton. ' were P'syed and prizes won by uuraj t int vjtt ma sirs. frank TerBush. Mrs. Pete nr i PROGRESSIVE DINNER PARTY MRS. DIES HOSTESS ENJOYED BY CHAPTER I TO CLUB ON TUESDAY O O CRESCENT CITY VISITOR HONORED AT LUNCHEON I Sot. Dtc. 21. 1957 The News-Review, Rsitburg, Ire. IS nl?ll Bobbv HenHeror Ser4''11 Ind Ur- Henrr Gralkow-! ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY PARTVble and entwined through the Ught; Mrion Weaver. Evelyn Krotscher, j home of Mr. George Johnson Mu Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. The Knitting Club of West Sulh-! Mrs. Kearbv Masters. Mrs. Har- SUTHBRLIN CHURCH GROUP held I charming Snd enjoyable erlin met Tuesday for a one thirty ry Winston, Mrs. Louis Fullerton 1 HAS PARTY AND POTLUCK dinner party Saturday evening. 1 o clock dessert-luncheon at the and Mrs. George Sothman, all The first course was served at home of Mrs. Ethel Dies. Those from Winston were among those the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon enjoying the day with Mrs. Dies i who attended the Merry Go Round Geertsen. Holly on the dining ta- were jessie Drown. Helen loor, iciuo wnien met recently at uie JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB HAS I ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY Kay Walton, Ment S:nith, Shel- Mr- ". C. Bnggs won the;""" ' iixtures lormeo y Mitcneu, itoanFv inuciers. Mrs. pme. a gm exchange was' Ne Ehborhood C ub of NonDire 1. ."' V" ,ul T Childers, Mrs. Williams, Archie also part of A avenine's events. I met recently for a Christmas par-ITr.?. ,...! T.-iii h.l! i n...X II. n-l- ..... - . l., Hn,l..l. A. . k. I .w.c v............ loons and Christmas decorations and Terry. Games were followed Mrs. Dale Curlman was a guest. ly nd potluck dinner at the home ny reiroiiiiiEni servea Dy .urs. ine next meeting will be. Jin. g oi iirs. Joyce Allen east 01 sum nanus ra aim mu. mac neu- VSne nome oi Mrs. Don "MOnroe, ' eruir. 'leW NE Todd St. on bases of styrofoanfr,were used to carry out the Christmas Mary Reisenweber. Laura Larson. Roseburg. with Mrs. M. B. Green Alma Anderson, Mable Pendell and ' as co-hostess. Francis Reisenweber. -a,e honoree for the occasion was The afternoon was spent knitting i Mr" H. Carnes of Crescent City, on articles that th ladies are making. ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY ill ,5 CHRISTMAS TREES G CHOOSE FROM 2.000 TREES ON OUR BIG LOT AT Schemer Bros. Bottling Co. 945 West Harvard s Picture Window end Table Tree FREE! Tr. loughi far dacgratini OPEN EVSsNINGS 'TIL P.M. Calif., a former resident of Win Hon. The table was beautifully ap pointed lor ine lovely tuii-course luncheon. An after-lunch novelty in the form of small pastries con- motif. Those enjoying the dinner snd Th. h,.m nf Mr and Mrs. Theo party were Ann Holland. Vera Bond was t scene of the final CELEBRATED ON SUNDAY Lang, Kachael ftewell. La nor a course, a potluck affair. A festive . . . ,,:,. ..itaining fortune cards, created Waggoner, Mary Lang. Z e I m a Christmas tree adorned the man- b'r'n.d much merriment. The afternoon Kingstord. ueima aui er, u r a t.i and bowls of bright n"n h0m. " spent playing pinochle. i-iis, tiinii. ixuiiu, jiuiit oum- Were used in aecorauon. I...r Y.U.. w . r. and. pons Wagner. Margaret Knimin. ,h. .v.ning wer. Dr.' ErJ-LjV "'" the Mode. Jo Carr. IhaBitte Lindsar. . "-i... .n u i. nk.n. ituk ihi.ii nn Peggy Wright Bonnie Denley and'Mr, V.-..' K.s Sr Mr jnd Jlrs. Guests were Mr. andJlrs l.e-1 Rhoden. Nell Vehring. Pearl Cart- The Women's Society of Chris- The lovely home of Urs. Fred tian Service of the Sutherlin Meth- Engle. Melrose, was the scene re odist Church met Thursday fori cently of the annual Christmas par its annual Christmas party and pot-j ty of the Jolly Circle Club. The luck dinner in the church social I house was beautifully decorated rooms, w th Tina Johnson and for the occasion. A gift exchange rlossie Sheffell as hostesses. The I was enjoyed and secret pals re- Christmas motif was carried out throughout the rooms with a light ed Christmas tree in one corner with gifts placed around it. Twenty-five members were present to enjoy the day. The Rev. John G inter had the vealed. A white elepnant sale was also held to raise funds for the club's treasury. Delicious refreshments were served to guests Mrs. J. Ison. Mrs. Pat Lynch and Mrs. W. McComas, and to members, Ellen Hofman, worship service and Mrs. Ginterl Lenore Cooper. Gjil Cooper, Do th, nro.ram. After th meetin. Irene Conn and children- Fav. Tho from Rosehur att'endine ! ,h xange of gifts and a so- Conn. Emma Cooper. Eifie Man- I affair ,1 ETe Moraan Mav!c"' hour en'red' nin- Nor Hine- 0m Trod'11. ! pL. f ri.i nii, ' n.n. Th meeting will be held Allien Simpson. Haiel Chamber- 'J Hotel Rose Announces .The Cafe Will Be Open Xmas Day 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. With A Special Holiday Dinner Being Served I J- 12 Noon. to Closing llll'lll I Id V NIGHT J UMPQ.UA LOUNGE PRESENTS HARRY DOUGLAS for youi dancing and dining pleasure. Come' Bring Your Guests To The Most Congenial Spot In Roseburg; 'cH f FROM O I TIL 2 J Manzanitta Waggoner. V number: V"c 'i-u.- r. '..J' T-. w.il roy Morganti and family of Eu- of children also were pPesenl. IJJ Carstens; j,r; nd Mr,.- Don-I'" nd lr- n Mrs. Ben Mor After dinner a social hour and! .Id c.rretsen. Mr. and Mrs. NeiH',nu- me exenange or gins were enjoyea Kaser Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Arcnie Rutler, Mr. and Mrs. George Slrand. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trusty, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Geertsen, Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchett, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie West, Mr. and Mrs. Rsell Cary Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hostetter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Naas, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coen, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hercher, Mr. and Mrs. Del Mobley, Mr. ana 0f the evening :'1IS. 1CU naiuirii, mi. auu iiiis. Bob Reverman and Mrs. and Mrs. Theo Bond, parents of Mrs. Hostetter. by both adults and children. Bon nie Denley won the door pnze. The next meeting will be Thurs day, Jan. 9, at the home of Ora Lang. OPEN-HOUSE AFFAIR GIVEN AT KELLOGG ON SUNDAY The 75th birthday of Edgar Madi son was observed at an open house affair given at his home in Kellogg Sunday. Dec. 8. His three daughters-in-law, Mrs. Garold Ma dison, Mrs. Gale Madison and Mrs. Grant Madison, were hostesses for the charming occasion. A very attractive and cleverly decorated cake was made by Mrs. Gale Madison as the theme for the party. It was shaped like a violin and was decorated with colored frosting making it much like a real violin. Mr. Madison's hobby is the making of violins. Seventy-three friends, relatives and neighbors called to offer con gratulations, with many others sending lovely cards. MRS. SCONCE GIVES CLUB DESSERT-LUNCHEON The Do-A-Deed Club met Tues day at the home of Mrs. Violet Sconce in West Sutherlin for a one o'clock dessert-luncheon. The room was beautifully decorated in the Christmas motif with Christmas tree. The afternoon was spent visiting and the exchange of gifts was en joyed by Erma Buck, Marybelle Morrison of Roseburg, Leona Elli ott, Eunice Haslam. Jessie Brund age and two grandchildren. Karen LEO CRISMANS GIVE DINNER, CARD PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crisman en tertained at a dinner and card par ty at their home Saturday evening. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Bill er, Dorothy Suksdorf and Ella Len ox. , ELKTON YOUTH GROUP ATTENDS SURPRISE PARTY The youth of the Elkton Method ist Church and the Christian Church spent Saturday afternoon in Drain bowling. They then went to a surprise birthday party in honor of David Compton and PINOCHLE CLUB ENTERTAINED BY MRS. VERDUN BOUCOCK Mrs. Verdun Bourock entertain ed her pinochle club Wednesday evening at her home. The party was also in compliment to Mrs. Floyd Verbeck, who is leaving this month to reside in Oakland, Calif. A pink and silver decor was used. Mrs. Perry Thiele won high score for the evening's card play, with Mrs. Ed Radigan winning the trav eling prize. Cards were followed by a gift exchange, with the group iresenting Mrs. Verbeck with a ovely going-away present. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Verbeck and to Mrs. Perry Thiele Mr. Waller Welker Mr. a lighted Radiean. Mrs. Don Johnson. Mrs. Norman Hess and Mrs. James Knudtson. COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN ENJOY HOLIDAY LUNCHEON Weatherly, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Donna Partch which was held at Winterbotham and Mr. and Mrs. the Norman Compton home. The Wade Henderer. A Christmas gift i evening was spent playing various exchange was enjoyed at the close games. Two decorated cakes were 'enjoyed by the group FROM NINE TO FIVE When jolly old Santa makes his annual trip to your home, may he find every eye bright. every hi the happi .ear, light with fofo iness of this rut r " ' Jit lryji! .1 - ft !t 9 S Tire Service Co., Inc. 0 YOUR FRIENfCLY TIRE STORE 25551m D.omjrcLoke Blvd. Phone OR 3U421 Women of the Roseburg Country and Jerrv Rav Daae. Hallie Mar-1 joyea a t-nrrsimas pany i, rii,.'k.n, n., n.t Thursday at Ine clubhouse. A so. and the hostess. Members will be 1 cial hor Peded luncheon at 12 notified hv card wh-re and when noon. Mrs. Paul Geddes. Mrs. Ral th. next meetini! will be held. i ston Bridges. Mrs. George French and Mrs. L. r. Nielsen entertained MRS. DEWEY CHAMBLEN IS I with musical numbers during the HONORED ON BIRTHDAY I sqrial hour. A gift exchange was held before the bridge play uewey Liiamuirii invui-u a tew j Henrv "larns n in I f:ZVZtZut A of thharmtn'chrlsTma, ! in Tenmile recently to honor Mrs. 1 j !. (i ; Chamblen on her birthday. The ta- aor"ons. ki n,.r i.ih . .h,i. For the afternoon bridge play,; birthday cake decorated with red Mrs- G"nt '?ns'n fved high roses , score; Mrs. O. R. Petersen, sec- Present to enjoy the occasion Mrs- LGf?"e Luoma. third: were the Chamhlens' daughter-in-: J'- Frank McCord, fourth: and law, Mrs. Don Nuzum. and sons, I Mr- Lennart Carlson, consolation. Spike. Donald and Jimmy, and i Th next meeting will be Thurs riaiiBhter. Devonna: Mrs. A. V..oty.3an. 9 at 12 noon, with a Young of Tenmile, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Young and son Michael, of Winston, Mrs. and Mrs. F. A. Wafer and son. Freddie, and Clif ford Wilev of Camas Vallev. Mrs. Albert Young, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tankersley and Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Coats. BETA ETA CHAPTER, ESA HAS RECENT SOCIAL MEET Beta Ela Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Wednesday eve ning at the home of Bette Gilman at Fair Oaks with Doris Kenwish er as co-hostess. A demonstration on makeup was presented by Claudia Rogers and Lanora Waggoner. It was decided to have a holiday party at the community building Saturday, Dec 28. with a potluck dinner for members and guests. At the close of the evening, re freshments were served by the hostesses to Vera Holm, Ann Thompson, Eleanor Huntoon, Veda Hollopeter, Jewel Rapp, Laura Lee Culver. Claudia Rogers and Lanora Waggoner. GLENDALE EASTERN STAR HAS SOCIAL MEETING The Glendale Eastern Star Lodge met at the Masonic Temple on a recent evening, and after the regular meeting, held a Christ mas party with exchange of gifts. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Tables were beautifully decorat ed with Christmas greenery and figurines. ELKTON BROWNIE TROOP GIVES PARTY FOR MOTHERS The Brownie Troop 2 held a Christmas party Monday after noon at the Elkton Grade School with their mothers as guests. Gifts made by the girls were presented to their mothers. Refreshments were served bv the leaders. Mrs. Bob Billick and Mrs. Ariel Hubbard. By Jo Fiicher f 0OXOTr KKSY I II 'This Christmas card to my brother is so nice. I'm going to buy it even though I haven't got a brother." Thursday. Jan. . at the home of j lain, Carol Wulff, Elsie Istcson Mrs. Ward Watson at one o'clock and Mrs. Dennis Johnston by the for t study course. hostess, Mrs. Engle. British Malayo Answer to Pr.vious Puzile m ACROSS 7 Feminine l.e Capital of PPeMon th. Federation ' Memb of M.lsy. 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