The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 21, 1958, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text, Sat. June 21, 1938 The Newi-Review, Roiaburg, On. 11 I ' J 1- V' ' I '"I 'ITiTI l-"fr-?y.. IIUI . .in II. I P- JL " r Mi l"Alv' ' 'Jin V hft i " : TAU ETA ETA held an installation dinner party at Winston in the beautiful garden house of Mrs. Philip E. Johnson on the South Umpqua River recently. Ruth Bradley did the catering. Pictured above are (back row) Mrs. Bob Anderson, Mrs. Jessie Wolker Mrs Wayne Wheeler, Mrs. Bill House, Mrs. Earnest Peel, Mrs. Cris Sabala and Mrs.' Dale' Mode. -Front row: Mrs. Harold Walton, Mrs. Charles Kinyon, Mrs. Roy Woodall, Mrs. Austin Welt and Mrs. Bud Elliott. New officers below are vice president, Mrs. Wayne Wheeler; secretary, Mrs. Austin Welt; president, Mrs. Charles Kinyon, and treasurer Mrs. Earnest Peel. (Pictures by Kash, Winston Studio). ;! : PAST PRESIDENT Mrs. Jussie Walker of Tau Eta Eta Club, pictured above at left, hands over the govel to the newly installed president, Mrs. Charles Kinyon. The installation took, place at the Philip E. Johnson garden house on the South Umpqua River ot Win ston. (Picture by Kash of Winston Studio). Tau Eta Eta Club Installs Officers Tail Eta Eta held a Combined installation-dinner meeting in Wins ton recently in the home of Kirs. P. Johnson, with Mrs. Ruth Bradley as catercss. Mrs. Jesse Walker, installing of ficer, installed the following offi cers, President. Mrs. Charles Ken yon; vice president, Mrs. Wayne Wheeler; secretary, iMrs. Austin Welt; treasurer, Mrs. Earnest Peel. Following the installation ser vice, Mrs. Charles Kenyon was in charge of the meeting and wel comed to office Mrs. Zeke Wal ton, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Bill House, scribe: and Mr.s. Bill House, Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Earn est Peel, as Trustees. Committees at large welcomed were Mrs. Roy Woodall, sunshine: and Mis. (Jerry Smith, Mr.s. Ted Vretlas and Mrs. Bob Anderson, welfare. A past president's pin and a pot ted fuchsia, was presented to the retiring president, .Mrs. Jesse Walker, who thanked the group for the gifts, and for cooperation for the past year. Preceding dinner, a lour of the beautiful landscaped grounds was made by the group. An invited guest and speaker of the evening was Mrs. Lee Wilson of Winston who spoken on 'Fram ing and Making Pictures in the Home." Mrs. Wilson demonstrated several pictures and the process ot maKing tnem. BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED AT CHARMING SHOWER A very lovely surprise miscel laneous bridal shower was given recently at the Camas Valley Orange Hall in honor of Miss Char lotte Barrus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mars Soulhwick of Camas Valley. Miss Barcus is to be mar ried June 26 to Ronald P. Munch .Mixed floral arrangements were used about the grange hall and an arrangement of roses centered the lace covered table on wnich Ihe shower gills were placed. Beautiful corsages were presented to the brirle elert and her mother. Following the opening of the many lovely gifts, delicious re freshments were served to Miss Barcus and to Mrs. Charles Crouch, Sherrill and I.eAnn Moody. Mrs. Robert Wheeler. Mrs. (lav I.ooney, Mrs. Willie Carter. Mrs. Ford Ba ker. Mrs. Oral Salle. Mrs. Don .awson, Mrs. Howard Milton. Mr Jess McAIaslcr, Mrs. Dean Delan ey, Mrs. Frank Kinnan. Mrs. Ron Ross. Mrs. James Combs. Alice Jones. Mrs l.es Catchnole. Mrs. Phil Boyd, .Mrs. .Mars Soulhwick, Mrs. Tom Weathers, Mrs. Irwin Smith. Mr.s. Richard Thrush, Mrs. Jim Weathers. Judy Milton, Doro thy I.ooney, Judy Defferding. Sher ry l.ooney. Mrs. Ernest Wheeler. Maxine Dancer. Mrs. Jack I'ar- nm, .Mrs. nay uancer, .Mrs. Lotus I'anst, Mrs. Dorris Lamm. Mrs Richard Munch. Mrs. E. A, Mark ham, Mrs. Xcal Brown and dauuh- ifrs. Barbara and Elizabeth; Mrs. rranK Brown and grandson. Lar ry; Mrs. ( Ivde Akey and daugh ter, Lynne. all of Camas Valley; Mrs. Margaret Stair. Newburg, N D ; .Mis. .lerrv Stroud. Morton, Wah.: .Mrs. Dale Ross. Roseburg, and Mrs. Fred Soulhwick, Looking-ulass. INCOMING OFFICERS of the Roseburg Business ond Pro fessional Women's Club installed at an impressive cere mony Monday night at the Roseburg Woman' Clubhouse are pictured above. Left to right: Florence) Snedaker, cor responding secretary; Charlotte Hyre, recording secretary; Iff1111.: uJf 1 Margaret Beeley, treasurer; Connie Jean Judd, proxy for Lillian Stratton, second vice president; Edith LaBoe, first vice president; Arta Fowler, president, and Elsie V. Down ing, Myrtle Point, president of the Oregon State Federation of BPW Clubs. (Picture by Clark's Studio) ' I HIIW.IUIII.I tr.,--:W.i4. A &t&wfr,w .J&ifib 'iffWi mtfn lit WHl iTOff Mi i I i "Will l 1 1 Hll. ' J1; 'V 1 AMONG THE FIRST teachers ot Umpqua were Mrs Bessie Edwords of Roseburg, obove lefr, and Mrs. Irma Andersen of Eugene. They taught at Umpqua in 1909 and 1910. MRS. NICKENS TO HEAD ROSEBURG PNG CLUB I The Past Noble Grands Club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Carl Nickens. Hostesses were Mrs. Nickens, Elma Zimrick, Ad.i Hanna, Ilulda Howe and Evelyn Fredrickson. Bouquet of beautiful roses vere used about the rooms A 7:30 dessert supper was serv ed to guests. Vesta I.angfield, Ber nice McDonald and Sue Sanders and members, Mavnic Pickens. El sie Mills. Susan Bowman. Mar taret Saunders. Ruth Reese. Eth el Bailey. Susie Jackson. Ethel Busenbark. Mattir Cosnrll. Mat gie Dent. Ruble Bloom. Una Wil-i limns. Mamie Fell. Daynise Beach. Dorothy Nnal. Fave Jensen. Lena l''Kle. Lydia Rondman. Ella Len ox. Uerl rude HallieM. Velma Her man, Alice (ioff. Alvia Welherall and Daisie Damn. New officers were installeil bv Alice Goff and Mayme Pickens. They are: President. LaVfinc Sickens: ice wesidint. .Margaret Saunders; secretaiy. Daynise B".ich: treasurer. Dor-ithy Ned. 'I'he next mee'tnsi wi'l he a piniif Friday, July 18. at 6 p m at I nipqua Park for menilH'i and their families. Secret Pal names J'lll he drawn at th' lime. Mm- "rrs are to hi irte foxl and th if W 1 1 I A. Ji . ' , ' V , J . . .t;Vi' V.'jkMI I It-:'. I 1 1 i MATILDA S. RAPELJE, above, left, retiring president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, presents the gavel to the incoming president, Arta Fowler at in stallation of officers party held at the Roseburg Woman's Clubhouse Monday evening. (Picture by Clark's Studio). BP WC .Installs New Officers Monday Night Roseburg Business and Profes- THE OLDEST TEACHER of the Umpqua School present at the reunion was Mrs. Lucy Brock Kruse (in wheel chair), who mokes her home at Roberts Creek. She will soon be 89. With her ore two cousins, Mrs. Alta Fortin Wosem ond William Fortin, both of whom come from Idaho for the affair. The 2nd annual II m n a it a Deforce Henrv. Thnm Powell nmh School reunion was held at the Manning, Agnes Caylor, Buelah I mpqua School Sunday for all mi- Kimball Marsarel Warn pils and teachers who had attend-1 vievt Murphy, Irma Andersen, en me coles Valley, Day, Tyee and , Pearl Hand, Vera Bacon, V sional Women's Club installation dinner took place at (he Roseburg Woman's Club Monday at 7 p.m. President Matilda S. Kapelje was mistress of ceremonies. The emblem service was present ed by Connie Jean Judd and Ed- ythe Uilmour, followed by initiation of members, Floretta Anderson, Margaret cceiey, unetta Dudley, Edna llelgeson, rern Hobday, Ber tha McCoy and Louise Pipes by membership chairman Frances Linlotl, Matilda Rapelje and Arta Fowler. Florence Snedaker presented the second-year scholarship award to Miss Judy Barnhart. Installing officer for the candle light service was Elsie V. Down ing of Myrtle Point, Oregon State Federalion president. She was as sisted by State Corresponding Sec retary Doris Nashlund. Lovely corsages were presented to outgoing officers Matilda Rapel je, Ana F'owler, Connie Jean Judd, Charlotte Hyre, Edythe Gil mour, Margaret Beeley and Alvia Wethercll. Incoming officers installed for Iza Kruse and Janille Mathis. Yon- calla; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Baird and family. Mrs. ND Mrs. Alva Man ning, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram uermond and family, Mr. and Mrs. CTeve Miller and Wayne and Dallas Germond. Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Carver Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sut ton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baird and family, Mrs. Beulah Kimball. Mrs. Mildred Culver. Mrs. Eva Mary Norris. Mrs. Emil Hall and Miss Lois McNabb, Sutherhn. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mohr and family. Myrtle Creek: Mrs. Mar garet Ware, Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Mohr and daughter, Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Cam Caylor, Mrs. Vera Matthewson. Mrs. Marsaret Shellon. Mrs. Dorothy Byrd, Mrs. i. nia neves, .Mis. Myrtle tienigan .Mrs. Anna Rainwater, the year 1958-59 were Arta Fowler, president; Edith LaBore, first vice president; Lillian Stratton, second vice president; Charlotte Hyre, re cording secretary: Florence Sne daker, corresponding secretary; Margaret Beeley. treasurer: Gene. va Hyde, sergeant-at-arms. They were presented wun corsages. Doris Cooksey sang two num bers, "The Desert Song" and "Toy Land," with Frances Lintolt at the piano. Small tokens of appreciation were given to the outgoing offi cers and committee chairmen by Matilda S. Rapelje, who in turn was presented with a lovely gift from the membership. The dinner, served at a beautiful ly decorated table to 30 members and guests, was catered by Ruth Bradley. YONCALLA SAFETY CLUB HAS OUTING AT COAST Yoncalla Lions Club sponsored a day s outing for students of Yon calla grade school, who weremem bers of the Safely Club for the school during the past year. The group drove to the coast where they enjoyed a picnic dinner at lloneyman Park and a tour of Sea Lions Caves. Mrs. Pauline Latham, safety ad visor of Ihe grade school, and Mr. Latham, Mr. and Mrs. Les Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allen from Ihe Lions Club chaperoned the group. Those enjoying Ihe outing were Nancy Dodd, Jo Van Krevelin, Von za Thompson, Barbara Dodd, Tom my Ellis, Jerome Moen, Larry Hoagland, Henry Byron. Michael Latham. Brian Timmons, Rav Pond. Dan-ell Brainard, Co! lis Huntington, Charlotte Bralton, Sherryl Pontius, Carlene Meyers, Gordon Smith. Charles Woody, Jane Green, Mary Adams. Sharon Knight, Mary Abbott, Jimmy Jane Edin. Cheryl Bjork, Kathy Wqod and Roger Carney. fffrtftiti i II SIXTEEN teachers were present at the reunion ot Umpqua ond who hod fought there between 1909 and 1958 . Standing (left to right) Delorne Henry, Evelyn Elkins, Beu lah Kimball. Pearl Hard, Irma Andersen. Bessie Edwnrris Cent's, own table service, coffee and munmng, nnno Komwaier ond Margaret Ware. Front row. cream to furnished by the club.; Bacon, Verus Motthewman, Agnes Caylor, Thoro Powell and Laura Winniford. Vera niiiia itaiinvMii-r, air. and iiski Mrs. Clayton Wood. Mrs. Pearl 1 FmtSNDSmP card clur Kruse. Mrs. Lucy Kruse. M r s. RIENDSH,P CARD CLUB r i :-."-': . .. s. v . H , a , i.uveiv arrangements 01 aza eas Millwoods schools which now com-: Matthewson, Evelyn Elkins, Anna i Vi1 "sefe t-m ' ... n ') "d Canterbury bells were used to Rainwater, Laura Winniford and V '. , ,,"L V. "Z. " n I ..ii.s. ..unit viailvc, all Ul HU9C- burg; and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Thompson, Miss Mary Kamp, Mr. I prise the one school A notluck dinner was served at Addie Hall. LS'iTr . 1 p"!p' ,V 0,ner ending were Mr. and E?.n i '"If " 'n,oyed '.M I Mr- Allen Band and family of I Z el ,1,ern"nV " '"; Winnemiicca, Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. ril,r "f Hoseburg who wil Dennis Iivelace, Mrs. Leta l.ove ih' f 5 " i . 'h! nldesl pupil lace ln(1 IUrrv .ovc.ei , of here. She had attended school in Ur,ln; Mr, ,nd Mr, ,;,,. w,. he Coles a ley School when about ,,m ,, famiVi Portland; Mr. and five years old. Mr, WN Koj.n Mr ,,, jyr, The meeting was conducted by ' John Wasem and Mrs. Vivian Chl the chairman. Delmar .Murphy, 1 rane, all of Grangeville, Idaho; who was re-elected for Ihe coming I Mrs. Mary Hanson, Madras; Mrs. year. Mrs. Delorne Henry was j Verus Jach of Fenn, Idaho; Mrs. elected secretary. Next year's I Oliver liittlo of Milton Freewater; meeting will be at I'mpqua on the j Mr. and Mrs. William Paulsen, Mr. second Sunday in June. land Mrs. Robert Adkison, Mrs. Seventeen teachers were nrexent. Irma AnnWmn M ra Mar-i Pin. ! all hut one still living in Douglas sted and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wood County. They are: Bessie Edwards, I son, Eugene; Myrle Ellison. Mrs. and Mrs. Sam Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Teller and family, Mr. and .Mrs. Delmar Murphy and famiW Mrs. Thora Powell, Mrs. Lilie Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Roe der, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Mur phy, Air. and Mrs. W. H. Jones, Miss Joyce Rippstein, John Hoc dcr, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Winnifords and sons, Mr. and Mrs. John Ba con, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Henry, Mr and Mrs. Lee Winniford, Kenneth Fortin, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pecry Miss Sharon Wilson, John Thennes and sons, Mr. and Mrs. L. D Haines, Edgar Soil and John Paulsen, all of Umpqua. decorate the rooms when Mr. and Mrs. John Bacon entertained the Friendship Card Club Saturday eve ning at their home. The hostess served baked ham and salmon wilh Ihe pntiuek dinner which was served ai 7 o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thielc. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning. Mr. and Mr.s. Virgil Chen owcth, Mr. and Mrs. Van llutche son and Mr. and Mrs. Baron. Hibh score for men was held by Virgil Chenowcth and low score by Alfred Hand. Ladies high score was received by Mrs. Haines and ladies low by Mrs. Hand. Sweep prizes were received bv Herman 'Schosso and Mrs. Chtyiowelh.