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ej mm m mm m ' r 1 Xt & ' Si'? '1 Ui PICTURED obove ore the three top officers of Gleridale Bethel No. 28, International Order of Job's Daughters. Left to right: senior princess, Jonet Nicholson; honored queen, Mary Pafe, and junior princess, Georgio Mill. (Fox Photo) - -rw I w v I Mrs. Paul Flood Hostess To Club Mrs. Paul Flood entertained the members of her bridge club and guests Wednesday afternoon at her attractive home. Spring flowers lormed casion. Members and guests enjoying the occasion with .Mrs. Hood were Mrs. . - ! t ,V"Vs . ., ' Ll . .. : .; M-let.Tce?. Hoeppner-Robertson Rehearsal Dinner Given f Andersons Celebrate 50th i June 7, 1958 The New-Reiew, Rowburg, Or. 9 Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Noa Fortune Branch nea ehrated their 50th wedding ann sary at an open house at the horn of their son, Joe Anderson, June 2 The couple was married June 2, 1908, at Camion. 111. They have lived in Glendale for the past lg years. Joe Anderson is their only son. The house was decorated with yellow roses and azaleas. The host-', ess served a three-tiered while wedding cake trimmed m gold and inscribed with the names. "Nora and Noah" and "50 Years." i Those present were the Don Bra dy family, the Lewis Brady family,' Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Gilliam, the Ted Meglasson family, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Johnson. Sir. and Mrs. F.d Stein. Mrs. l.ura Ogricn and son. Herald; Mr and Mrs. Kill Walton and son; Mrs. F.mma llar rel, the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson, and the honor-ees. MISS SUE MEREDITH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to. B. Meredith, 148 SE Houck Ave, Roseburg, will be installed honored queen of Roseburg Job's Daughter, Bethel 8, at ceremonies Saturdoy, June 14 ,at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic mple. Miss Cheri Havens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. RSHavens, 1063 Barager St., is retiring honored queen. TharRceburg DeMolay Chapter will conduct the crowning ceromonvP'rier line officers to be installed include Sharon Lyons, sen-efcnrincess; Carol Fray, junior princess; Patti Dent, guIdeNhtK Penny Ostrander, marshal. A reception will follow ti-e. crny. (Picture by Wilson Studio) XT Carolyn BurKHonored At CharmingShower The wedding rehearsal dinner! Robertson of Seattle; Dr. and Mrs. for Caraille Robertson and Robert I Daniel R. Andriesian of Cottags lloeppner, of F.ugene. was held at Grove; Chaplain and Mrs. Henry the home of the former's parents j W. Anderson of Vancouver, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. John Will am Robert- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoeppner of son in Laurelwood at 6:30 p m. Hood River: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sat evening. Graen of Salem: Carl Schweinfurth The dinner was served from the 1 Oi San Jose. Calif.: Donald Thomas, buffet, which was covered by a ! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Powell, Thco white linen cloth. The serving ta- i dore Anderson, Patricia Chap bles and living room were decorat-1 man, Robert Collier, June Cooper ed with pink roses. Mrs. Robert-( irler and Mr and Mrs. Elliott son was assisted by Mrs. Ralph Jacobsnn of Eugene: John Davis M. Church and Mrs. William of Seattle. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Woods. I Homer Grow. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Those attending were Mr. and1 M. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Lewis Finley, Portland; Miss ' Turley, Mrs. William Wooda and Ardath Marosok and Jerry Lang : the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. of Los Angeles; Mrs. John Marvin John William Robertson. Rehearsal Pinner Given At Allen Clute Home Rlue delphinium, foxgloves and 1 nle. Perrv flute and Mis Tjiva yellow Japanese lilies formed the ! Hicks, and Phyllia Sutton, Thelma Mrs. Coen Hostess To Monday Bridge Club Mrs. R. D. Coen entertained her ?i,IkI HAm n,U'1Ci"e .Vr? R' r"m d,rallon l"r the delightful Shank'el. Ruth Ann Thom'ason, Di- Club Monday afternoon at her love- Iv home on SE Overlook Avenue. Roses formed the attractive decor ations for the tea table and the room bouquets. Mrs. Fred Stever was a guest and members enjoying the after noon with Mrs. Coen were Mrs. Fred Schwartz. Mrs. Virail Lomax, Mrs. M. L. Hallmark. Mrs. L. W. Mctzger, Mrs. J. V Harding. Mrs. B. L. Ilardenbrook and Mrs. Walter Fisher. High scores for the afternoon's duplicate bridge play were won by Mrs Schwartz and Mrs. Lomax. At the tea hour Mrs. Coen served lovely refreshments. LEE WILSONS GIVE PICNIC SUPPER PARTY rehearsal dinner Thursday night ane Sheets, Joyce Clute, James given by Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. : Kinvon, John Caudill, Peter Warg, Hushes for members of the Clute-1 Kernan Turner, Albert Thomason, Hicks wedding party. Mrs. R o y Patty Clute, Peggy Clute, Patty Kinvon and .Mrs. Glenn Clute were Patterson, Lynn Guy, Mrs. Mabel co-hostesses. Patterson, Mrs. J. B. Banksnn, the The table, covered with a white , Rev. and Mrs. Alfred S. Tyson, cloth, was beautiful with w h i t e Jeannie Gihhons. Evangeline Chap tapers and a bouquet of mock or- man, Mrs. Roy Kinyon, Mrs. Glenn anse blossoms and pink roses. Clute and Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Attending were the engaged cou-1 Clute. Shower Given For Miss Diane Horn Miss Vivian Earnest, Mrs. Ivan Vaughn, Mrs. Jack Mesne and Mrs. James Gums entertained at a charming bridal shower at the lat Bonebrakc, Mrs. Vance Cox, Mrs. Raymond Ballou, Miss Patricia Mayo, Mrs. Harrv Bakken, Mrs. N. H. McMillen, Mrs. Robert Mil ler, Mrs. Frank Maxwell and Mrs. Lincoln Kcnnaday. A charming narlv of the week couvefv Wrih Mrs. Jessie pretty motif lor the oc-;was g,von Friday evening by Mrs. cher. Mrs. Wi'er Hcrcher, Mrs. Earl Wilev. Mrs. .Ned uixon ana orviiic Kiciiman, Mrs. ( n e s t e r Mrs. Harold McKay at the for- Hcrcher. Mrs. irs.-ry Tavis, Mrs. nn'i heautiful home on SE Kane Lawrence Hcrcher. Mrs. H. A. Can- Thomas Martin. Mrs. T. C. Fitz-i street in comoltment to popular adny. Mrs. R. Cloyd Riffe. gerald, Mrs. B. A. Young, Mrs. .bride - elect Miss Carolyn Burr, Mrs. Ralph Scudder, Mrs. Earl Vance Shugart. Mrs. Beatrice daughter of Mrs. Frank G Burr, Bleile, Mrs. John Joelson. .lr W. Smith. Mrs. Clifford Babbitt and and the late Mr. Burr, who will be- h. Hcrcher Jr., Mrs. James J Mrs. R. J. Hatterschcid. come the bride of Floyd Keith Neu- kins and her mother, Mrs. Dim Light refreshments were served bauer at the First Methodist Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Parents Entertained At Potluck Supper The We-Yan Nahs Camp Fire 'by the hostess at the tea hour, church in Roseburg Sunday, June Hampton, Mrs. A. J. FHIison, Mrs nign score tor the afternoon s play i.s, at 4 p.m. - iene i ooKsey. Mrs. Koy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson of Win ston entertained the intermediate ; ler', (;lde home Wednesday eve departmcnl of the First Southern mnR m honor of Miss Diane Horn, Baptist Sunday school Friday aft- English teacher at Glide High, who ernoon at a swimming party fol-wl become the bride of Eugene lowed bv a picnic supper at their1 iii,r ,., ,isi;nn H,rt.,r -i picnic grounds on the South IJmp-loiide' schools Juna 14. nr' nua River Th narlv wit in hnnur i -i-i : . . .' r 3 . , i ue gins were arrangco on a ot Carolyn uenton, a memner oi tablt centered with a doll madcroun entertained their parents at Mrs. Wilson s class of inlermedt-1 0f kitchen utensils with a light bulb a potluck supper Wednesday eve ate girls, who is moving to Wash- , j,-, head. After the honoree had ning at Stewart Park. Each girl ington in the very near future. opened her many gifts, the evening was dressed in a costume of a Stan Coleman, also a teacher in i,was spent in visiting. The hostesses different nation to carry out the the department, together with Mrs. , served dainty refreshments to close ' Camp Fire theme for the year, Coleman and three children, at-1 an enjoyable evening. I "Meet the People." tended. ' The guests present were Mrs. A gift was presented to the other invited guests were the Forrest Losee. Mrs. Noble McMil-! group's guardian, Mrs. John Gard R. B fet table. A musical story of the bride elect's life, written by Mrs. Wiley, was presented by Mrs. Paul Ged- was won by Mrs. Smith with Mrs. Martin, second, and the hostess, low. Card Club Entertained By Mr. and Mrs. Coen Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Coen enter tained their potluck card club at des with musical interludes. The ! their attractive home on SE Over-j guests guessed the various num- looK Avenue Saturday evening. A j bcrs played and tying tor ina lovely dinner was enjoyed by Mr. I quiz were Mrs. Geddcs and Mrs. and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mr. and ' Homer Grow with Mrs. Robert Her Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mr. and Mis. i cher receiving the consolation i Fred Lockwood and the host and prize. hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Coen. . Beautiful gifts were presented to Pinochle was in play during the' Miss Burr from Mrs. Frank G. pleasant evening hours. 1 Burr, Mrs. O. W. Neubauer of Van- Hugh Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. C. S. Heinline, John Mrs. lS and Mrs J. T. Howard Guv lw. Mrs. Albert DeBernarrii. Mrs. ner. after which a Camp Fire cere- Wilih.nl. general uperintendent of Wayne Nelson, Mrs. Delbort Peter-! monial was held and Mrs. Gardner the Sunday school; Mrs. W illhoit, son- lr Harry llarvie, Mrs. Ray 1 awarded the girls honor beads. Mrs. Susie Stuart and daughter,' 'aineri. ,irs. iioncn arnes ana Memners attending were aiary Ann l I. t;nnPlt mcne fnrmi.fl thp Mrs. living room bouquets, wniie aounie - - - . i ,.,.sv Wimi, Willhoit 1 the honored guest. Miss Horn. , Beardslcy. Maria Fish. Wendy ZATZ Zi. I Mrs. Paul Geddcs and the three ! Rosalie Phillip,, Cappy Renard, j , Those sending gifts hut unable to Gardner , Pnscilla Hoist, Sandra ture umbrellas decorated me dm-. , . , ,nH r,.,,i..n ti, . he present were Mrs. Loren Thorn-ISeibold. Gale Short. Dacia Wheel- Following the games, lovely re-1 oree. j ton, Mrs. 1m Eaten, Mrs. Dicker and Leslie Wimberly. rreshments were served by the I Games and visit hostesses. after the aupper. s.'-V a It in -HQs , INSTALLED as honored queen of Bethel No. 28 Glendale, International Order of Job's Daughters, at an impressive candlelight ceremony ot the Mosonic Temple Saturday evening was Mary Pate, pictured above. (Fox Studio). Glendale Bethel Holds Installation Saturday Officers were installed by the . grand bethel queen; Beverly Cock following past honored queens: ( rell of Riddle, grand bethel guide; Honor queen, Jean Fachet; guide, i Candice Cox, Glendale, grand beth Bcverly Cox; marshal. Betty Pri- el librarian; and Mrs. Pete Smith or of Grants Pass: chaplain. Doll of Glendale, grand third messen Taylor; recorder, Ruth Llewallen; ger. musician, Esther Kafer; custodian. Other out-of-town guests included Marita Magill and Mary Ruth Clifford Kent, associate guardian Thompson of Bethel 39, Riddle; and Mr. and Other officers installed besides Mrs. Elmer Miller, guardian and honored queen. Mary Pate, were: associate guardian of Bethel 13, Senior princess, Janet Nichol son: junior princess. Georgia Mill; guide. Rowena .Miller; marshal. Sharon Burcoyne: musician, Lynn Vauchn; recorder. Sandra La Prath; junior custodian, Donna Stevens; senior custodian, Sharon Miller: librarian. Nina Walker; chaplain, Kav Edson; treasurer, Grants Pass After the Council was installed, the local bethel put on an addenda for Jean Fachet who was presented with her past honored queen pin and a beautiful bouquet of white stock and purple ins. In the short program which fol lowed, Julie Taylor plaved two ac- Candace Cox- messengers. Shirlev cordion solos and Lloyd Clark play- Napier, Nancy Clare, Marilyn Meh'l ed two trumpet solos. Mrs. Esther and Carolvn Dollar; inner guard, 1 Kafer sang. "Mary" in honor of Carol Major; outer guard, Pat! the newly-installed honor queen, Jones. ' Mary Pate. After the bethel officers were in-, The hall was decorated with has stalled. the Grand Guardian of Ore- kets of iris, roses and snowballs. gon. Irene Goodnough of Eugene. I Ketresnments were servea in me : and the Past Associate Grand dining room which was decorated Guardian of Oregon. Rov Colburn . in the May theme with Maypoles of Roseburg, installed the following 1 and bouquets of pink and red roses guardian oflirers: Jacqueline and white snow halls arranged on Smith, guardian: Rav Cox, associ- the table. A figurine dressed to rep-, ate guardian: Juanila Clare, guard- resent an honored queen standing ; lan secretary; Margie Sether. under an arenway oi roses necor- I treasurer: Mary Wricht, director of muMf; Hill la Prath and Frank Wood Icy. promoters of fraternal relations: Klo i 'ox and VHma Kd son, promoters of sociahihty; Joyce y'lul and Vircinia Jones, promo ter of hospitality; I-urille Hams and Alice (lordon, directors of par apl,crnalia Several crand offieers were pres ent for the ceremonial, besides the crand cuardian and the pat asso ciate ijrand cuardian. They wre: Janice Williams of Grants Pass, ated the head table. BRIDE TO-BE GIVEN PARTY IN ELKTON WEDNESDAY ! 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