A BIRTHDAY. PARTY honoring Ann Johnson, 6, was
given Jan. 30 by her mother, Mrs. Everett J.' Johnson,
at Winston. Guests ere friends from Mrs. W. Bushong's
kindergorten ot Winston. Prizes were won by Bruce Richey
ond Peggy Bushong. Lovely gifts were presented to the
Ink I
hi 11 v '
. guest of honor ond birthday refreshments were served
by the hostess. Front row: Peggy Bushong, Allan McLen
nan, Ann Johnson, Talbot and Cathy Clousen. Back row:
Lori Campbell, Dexter Herd, Bruce Richey, David Johnson
ond Judy Hall. (Picture by Kash of Winston Studio).
0
) 1
l
mm i
Ml
-s, s.
lT:; !! V M
TO
v. -f.fr.
A t.U.wUJ
THE CENTENNIAL PARTY" held Saturday evening at the
Canyonville Masonic Temple was a large ond successful
event. At the top left Douglas County Commissioner Huron
Clough is shown reading the Oregon history. At the top
right ore Mrs. Arthur W. Bourn ond Mrs. D. W. Helli-
i-
I
"A
MO i
. i
Ail. J j 1 , Tit- S
Ea i tesMataAi. Tir ifrn i, 1 i ii ii . nMnWimit mil 1 .
1 1 ) frsit
FRIENDSHIP NIGHT HELD
BY OAKLAND CHAPTER, OES
In -a hall Iwaiitifullv cl.'r.irji
cil in the vali'nlme niniif. (i.iLlami
1 uapirr i. unli-r of tho l-:jti
nm .-ii;ni 1 hp inri-lini- ui run
cltuti'd hv Mrs oiga Biehnm. ur
lh maircin. and lej Koailman.
worthy patnm
The (olluuina hunurnl i.ue5
ere miroauoecl : Mrs iila Wuu
FOUNDERS DAY OBSERVED
BY DRAIN PTA MEMBERS
I Th DtJin PTA observed found
n Uiy t it Krbruary meeting
' by presenting corsages to its pa-t
t ptesidenti wno Here pre.enl.
a ntMory ui lite cirRtir iali.in
joet hack 45 ears when it a
orsanied in 1913 under Iho ihau
manship of the late Mm. Madeline
Russell. In 19;'5 Hie loal i-hapler
became aldlialed with the national
organization Over the eais the
(roup has successfully sponsored
the hot lunch program, outh or
ganuatums such as Camp Kile and
t ub Scouts, college scholar ships,
the kindergarten and other actiu
ties. Letters were read from three of
the earliest presidents. Mrs. Wat
son Lea. who had received her in
vitation to attend the Drain r ound
ers Dy program on her Hh birth
day; Miss Aihena Kdward- and
.Mrs. Charles Delk. All expressed
j their good wishes and regiel that
they could not spend
j Scouts of Troop 78 presented nd
' retired the colors. luvocatHin was
mven tiv the 11 ev Kills- Munre
; Aiier a snon nieeiuuj tne program " "" uprr ami reirrnment l anvonville: Mrs. Jlarifred t ool
I was turned oier to ihe rounders included ice cream decorated with and' I'ele Tennell Drain- Mrs
Day chairman. Mrs. Carl Kinig. P"1 lurks. k(, and i,llllun Tura v. V0t-
j Several numbers by Ihe high Invited guests included Mr. and lase Grove; Mrs. olive Palo and
school dallt-e band ueri iit-esHnlftl Mrs Vli-r.in Vtuf.H lu-... Mil.x Sl.-ril .. I. . si...
under the direction of T Harmon. 1 Charles ' Packer, Sue Byin. l.orl , Margaret Richardson and Wiliiam
'T "iug. as i n oanas soioisi, ena iwiumus, Phyllis l'lttman, Hinningham. (iranls Pass; Mrs
auu rfuini siuiuiiieer prescnieo so- i.oveia nan. .anura MiltiHT, tilan
cal numbers. Piano solos by Bob che, (irandma" Wilson. Don
W hippie and Delos F'.chlin ard en-. na DeBau, Mrs. Warren Carter
terlaining pantomimes by Bob and Carol Carter.
Crites. Bob Whipple, Steven Cole '
KUlESUnv DfW CLUB
HAS INTERESTING MEET
PINK AND BLUB rlie
GIVEN FOR MRS. MEAD
Honoring Mrs Myron Mead and
her new baby daughter, ha Kay,
a sin prise pink and blue shutter
was guen Thursday evenu g at the
Green Meadow trailer Park hy
Mrs. Howard Covey, with .Mrs
Jim Parrott as co hostess.
Gifts were presented in a charm
ijily decorated pink and blue bas
kel. Nut cup favors and t:ie cake
decorated with pink and Dlae rose
buds, blue bootees anil a tiny bas
sinette, carried out the pmk and
blue theme
Present for the affair wi -e Mrs
fines Turner. Mrs. Frank Kern,
Mrs. Dan Priest. Mrs. Pal Olsen.
Mrs Green, Mrs. Don Smith. Ihe
; Iwo hostesses and the honurce and
her new daughter Mrs. O. T Car
ter scut a gill but was unable to
be present.
On an earlier occasion. Mrs.
Mead was complimented ut a sur
prise dinner : nd pink and blue
shower given bv Mrs Charles
Packer and daughter. Ciiailene
The jMicst book was in the form of
' - b- 21' 195, Th Newt Review, Roieburj, Ore. 9
KENT HOME SCENE OP
SOCIAL HOUR SATURDAY
Guests and members of Xi Tau
Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, enjoyed
ucNiiuui social notir at t h t
'rVi l0'rml" rs ' " tame ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert ken"
dilfeiem chapters Ihur .lay ce- Saturday Before the Sweetheart
ning at the clubs annual Friend- Ball. ovieetnean
Mrs. John Carnss. cand.daie for
Ihe Sweetheart Ball queen, was
iiuest o' honor.
Mr. and Mrs Ken tn- re
freshments to Mr. and Mrs. John
berly. nasi urand maimn ,,r n,,s. s-'amtg. Mr. and Mrs. Ken n.r-
buig; .Mrs. Marsaret Harris m'n- ilr- "d Jlr John Ixing
iiiemher of Kstail committee of f,,,u',- and Mrs. C. P. Vundt
l.rand t haptei. Klkton: Mis In- Jr "r ana Airs uicu Bouev. Mr.
verne on Schnltz. srand repre
sentativa to New Hampshire in
Oregon. Roseburg;. Mrs. Cat men
Johnson, grand rcpresental.se to
Illinois in Oregon, Drain, and the
following worthy niatrous and pa
trons Mrs. Xeile Cooper and Le
land Bloom, Roschurg: Mrs. Eve
Ivn Healh and Joseph Jacuues.
, Thelma Griffith. Riddle: Mrs.
Donna Bosscn. Flkton; Mrs Gene
Halstead. Glendale: and Gail Buf
' fington of Jacksonville.
s a.X 1 IE 41
-,..- rib m
1 U I
1 J f ' .1
S.WVv "II
: and Wayne Stanfield completed
fine program Refreshments were
served by fifth and sixth grade
I mothers.
I
LOVELY SHOWER PARTY
GIVEN FOR MRS. WATTS
Mrs. Bud Watts and h?r lldav-
old sun. Jackie Lee, were honored
at a charming pink and bl.ie show
er Friday at the Glide home of
the hostess. Mis. Mabel Higgins.
After the honoree opened her
many gifts. Ihe afternoon was
spent in playing games Lovely re
freshments were served butfet
style. The table was centered with
a gaily decorated cake, a gift
from Mrs. Jack l.ambnghl.
Knjoying Ihe allernoon wen
Mrs. Jay F.dler, Mrs. Larry Hayes,
Mrs. Louis Pugh. Mrs. Lawrence
Casey, Mrs. F.d Nichols. Mrs. Jack
l.ambright, Mrs. Fred V a n o u s,
Mrs. Fldon Anderson, Miss Mign
on McCormick. Mrs. Harry Wag
ner, Mrs. Russell Wood and the
honoree. Mrs. Bud Walts and
baby son
ana Mrs. John Lowers. Mr and
Mrs Bob Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Howie Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Grilfin, Mr. and Mrs. Kalvin Aro
la. Mr and Mrs. Julian Miles, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Dimick and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Jokela.
WINSTON GAY LADIES
ACCEPTS NEW MEMBERS
The Winston Gay Ladies enjoyed
a party recently at the home' of
Ruth Wade in Winston, honoring
the birthday of Wiltna .Mitchell,
who received a number of lovely
Sifls.
Preceding the party, a short
meeting was held and the follow
ing four new members wer. e.
cepted into the club: Georna
The Roseburg Business and Pi
Guests spoke a ew words and Rowland. Donna Huffman Venice
the officers of Oakland introduced Standough, and rocky Carlson
L .VIT ..K',"-!' .,?d Pr',sen'"1 l!Vm 1 The group will give five dollar, to
w.lh valentine heart sacnels. Mr, ih. MT r,n?". --V." ?? ?
fessional Women's (Tub met at the'Na0,m H,K r,'ad a" interesting a while elephant sale as a fund.
Woman's Club on Monday evening. Pl'er on Abraham Lincoln and the 1 raising protect lna Brown won
Most of the members were dressed participated in a skit the door prire.
in centennial costume. Theme at '" M,s ' Rehwalt acting as1 Follnwino th ih. h.i:.,!..,.
mr ciriiiug was run. -. "s -...-,--, "mi. tiirss- iresnmenis were server!
I The large table was artfully- dec
orated, the centerpiece being
hv is
hosless tn I3i-oqh, tini,.
lying large valentines trimmed Mars Mi-rnnnell n
ed in white lace formals and car-
iiiaieu. me centerpiece neing a .. .,k .. u.. - , j . , a,ks: .uss-unuch, uean .viowev,
handmade log cabin which had J Th 'e. 'ni i .'7 i' W"h Belly '-""K"'". Addle Stobbe. xi
been made by the father of I aura "P"'- Presented a cleverly- exe- ola and Dons Goodman. RuUt
lies. o, lamp, and candles ,n an- j a'' ' ,' ' ' WmB -Mitchell, In, Brown
ti-me holders were us.sd for light- , 'ti " "", dMi Ir, "v'y: nTkth ,our new """beri.
ini; , I arlisie singing It Me. t all ou ' The next oartv will he at ih.
presented hy Dorothy , Hulh BrW.',COmP,"l,,, M"- 0' March 11
was attired a, a 1 . i. at 7.30 p.m.
ing
A skit wa.
Suksdorf who
comic bride. A grand march fol
lowed, all members carrying lamp,
and candles. The march concluded
with Ihe presentation of an old oil
lamp to Peggy Heeley. treasurer
nf lh fluh ul,n 1. l. i i-
in March ' All ,.,.,.l l .1,. I ' Fl'I'n CrOW
was a card stating (hat she was. Those
to go to a local furniture store' n,rnl committee were
and pick out a floor lamn which lrs Howard Wahl, Mr
Those sending gifl, but unable to'lM,r5nip1
would he a present from the mem-
I stUf rfrachinnnl, ,.....
ed in the dining room wnich' w as I !25J?1'LTI11JLNJ r0K
beatitifullv decorated wiih cupids, i COMING RUSH PARTY
lT r&PS&FvX ! .."-eet't a"
, , i nad charge of the program "W'hat's
serving on Ihe refresh- iew In Music." Wayne Wagner of
nrlnittee were Mr: and Jtickett, Mnsie mi, ,.,-i .1
, I r .; s .,.,w aa muss
ar.d Mrs. i en lovable and informativ Amn-
terophomc phono-
vsell (Douglas centennial chairman for the Oregon Cen
tennial), ore shown in pioneer costumes at the party. In
the lower left, the Weaver descendants start the pioneer
parade ond in the lower right the queen ond her court
greet the guests.
attend were Mrs. Forrest Losee.
Mrs. Dale Buck. Mrs. William
Byrne. Mrs. Arthur Selby and
Leo Sparks, Mrs.
Mr,. Vera Smith
Barnes. Mrs. Oliv
r.una niuweu. 1 stration on
Mrs. Lethal granh units.
Putman. Mrs. 1 Mrs. Jerry Rauer vl,.. .i.
lines loaned hy V. Vivian I.ogsdon.
Mrs. Llovd Goodoaster of Rose- . A.lvl" "etlterell and Laura lies
l,ro had cha
A Side table was rierm-atofl u-ilh
antique dishes and fashion nwga-'S0"? "illjanen. Mrs. Genevieve denl. conducted the meetiii2 Com.
, iraslf Sire M, Ah,nn SIh I h,,, ...
hi inccs were appointed tor the com
burg.
CHURCH OF GOD YOUTH
ENTERTAINED THURSOAY
Irask. Mrs. Ida l.ehmin Mr,
Noreen Perrault, Mrs. Fontelle
Schtilze. Mrs: Marian Turner, Mr,.
Dena Bennett and Mis. Lola Rehwalt.
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP HAS
PARTY AT LYNN HOME
The Christian and Missionary Al
" i '.' """JUS" - I
rge of the program. Host.
esse, for the evening, Flossie Vir
den and Fern Hobday, served re
freshment,. ' Th nevl muulinu ii-ill kA , tkA
Velva Holcomb entertained the home of Bertha McCov 5:12 W
Church of God youth group at her Hazel,
home on Coles alley Road at a
valentine party Thursday. The eve- NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB
ning was spent playing game,. HAS ENJOYABLE MEET
Refreshments were served to the 1 ,, ,
following guest,: Doris. Ruth and ! v X'r ,rT 'n."rtl'"d
trmm, .;ir,f.it, ii,k,.i h,. NorthsHle Sunshine Club Ihursday
v.r wilm. iinUn 'nniio tiiiFi-... 1 "'rnoon home of her ed slides were shown and lovely
ne.'l-on Stratton, Kathryn Strain. "TfTlL k' W"ltJ'rl''- I refreshments were served hy the
Geraldine. Larrv. Rohert and Nor-1 A "ry bouquet of Japanese i hostesses, irgmia Lynn and Nan-
ing rusn party to be held at the
home f .Mrs. Curtis Fiiiley. Final
arrangements were made for the
rummage sale held last weekend.
me annual candy sale was dis
cussed and planned.
After the meeting members stuff,
ed Foster Seal envelopes. M r a.
iswi- "j j j . . , .
man Miller. Wayne. Steve and Don- ,,u ""l"""' "oraiea me cy BarKer.
ar..e . k....i I Attending were
na liutchins, (. harlene bluhbx.
A ,n Vh.ri CS . Anne' Heni-1 f.a.mend.v.;,',ln were enJOyed
gan, Douglas Dykeman, Carta Pe
ters, Jim I.amka, Sharon Penning
ton, Gail Crittenden, Alia Glenn.
Donna Vesterling. Linda Schindler,
Judy Smilhee, Avonna Bowers.
Richard Sylwester, Marion and
Ralph Helton, and Annabelle Pe- j
ters, youth counsellor for the group. I
ROSEBURG ART ASSOCIATION
PLANS FOR JUNE EXHIBIT
Mr,. Purler Lainhart entertained
Karl' Stewart.
Kathy -fames. George Ives. Judv
Dill.. I) 1 1 I 1 , I J
Agnes Wear won the hhrh "'2 . ""'"i
I oeryic vurncr. juay wunr, fnyi-
Mrs.
the second high prize.
Mrs. William Sliewig and .Mrs
R. D. Parsons were honored with
a delirious birthday cake and love
ly gift from Ihe club members.
Covers were set for guests: Mrs.
Glen Weatherby and her daughter,
Julie, and Mrs. Phil Hart; Mrs.
Agnes Waer. Mis, Bernardine Prin
cen, Mrs. William Stiewig, Mr,.
K. u. I'atsons. Mrs. (iustie Nove,
A parade of pioneer descendants, : brief histories of pioneer families the center of interest. Mr,. Madge an authentic lookin Indian tenee
giving brief .histories of families as their descendants appeared w Gazley, Mrs. Charles Z.fka, Mrs.:jn whu.n , , ,.
represented, and a skit honoring a parade around the room. Fam-, Marian Blaser. Mrs. Bert Ing, Mrs. ! . ' seatea rets nam
James F". Blundell. early day Can-1 dies represented included the fol- lx Briner and Mrs Guv llaed! i ,nd Ralphs Weaver as his
yonville school teacher, were two lowing: Mcl.am - Linville.iproh-! age decorated the dining room and daughter, added to the decor plan
nignttgnts ot tne Oregon centennial , amy the earnest, having come in'l.oson Winn. Mrs. James Lome
Dinnaay pany neia aIuraay eve- 104K iianks-woriry; Briggs-Ball; I Mrs. Benneta Pickett Mrs. How-
ning at the Masonic Temple
Canyonville.
Nearly 200 attended th
They were greeted by hostesses
Canyonville Centennial Dowager
Queen Anne Worthinglon Cassidy
and her court, who appeared
through a door in a mammoth
heart to welcome guests. Little Ava
in two different families of Weavers:
I Gazley. Fate - Raymond: Riddle;
fair. wollenberg; Rice: Clough Klliff;
ricKelt. renn. Bealman and Matthews-Hill.
Little Jerry Bnggs. son
of' Mr. and Mrs. Webster Briggs,
probably represented the greatest
number of pioneer families, hav
ing. 17 ancestors who crossed the
ard Green. Mrs. George Bollen-
baugh and Mrs. Jesse David pro
vided the refreshments.
Besides the huge heart center
ing the stage in the auditorium,
ned by Mrs. Ix)i, DeWald. During
the refreshment hour, R. E. Cas
sidy presented Mrs. Cassidy wild
a watch commemorating their wed
ding anniversary and gave each
member nf the court centennial
china and valentine candv.
members of Ihe Roseburg Art Mrs. Dora Schroeder, Mrs. George
Assn. Tuesday at which lime plans I Frew and the hostess, Mrs. M. L.
for the art exhibit in June were!rry.
discussed. i The hosles, was assisted by
Mrs. Leland Van Allen invited Mrs. Waer and Misa Princen.
Ihe group to hear a travelogue 1 COLDEN 4C Mcu....
which she presented at Camas Val- Slhi u!
lev Thursday. HAVE ENJOYABLE MEET
Mrs. Floyd Warner told of the I Colored slides taken during the
interesting art classes being held year the Ralph A. Voeller family
iui iniinii. i.ic ,r uu,F nvra in r.urope were enjoyed ATon
snuwru aumc ui iiicii wins, iiima
Amy Robinson gave a talk on the
technique of painting clouds.
The hosless served tasty dessert
refreshments to Mrs. P. F'. Beav-
1 er, Mrs. Donald Croucher, Mrs.
I Kenneth Ford, Mrs. Ksther Gilli
I land) ,Mrs. C. B. Keeney, Miss
I Amv Robinson, Mrs. Charles K.
Todd. Mrs. Inland Van Allen. Mrs.
i Floyd Warner and Mrs. Jack West,
members, and to a guest, Mrs.
Dale Zeller.
i VALENTIN! THEME USED AT
HAPPY HOUR CLUB MEET
McCarlev and Kathie IxirUe posed ; plains
as cupids while Mary Beth Proctor i Color moving pictures of Canyon
and Leslie Brown, miniature cen-'ville highlights the past 1.5 years
tennial princesses, pulled curtain, i including Canyonville Centennial
revealing the heart. Mrs. D. W. i parade pictures were shown, by
Helliwell. Douglas County Oregon i Robert Shaffer of CBA and cen-
Centennial chairman, presented tennial parade slides were shown S u Z t. " "V
ir fas.irfv i-,ih a h,,o- kn,,n.,.t ir. u. ' Mm Street. Cov
' ro- i With the group singing "School
Bess Clough. Canyonville hi,- Days." the concluding skit of the
tonan and local Oregon Centennial evening honored James F. Blundell.
chairman, acted as mistress of teacher at Canyonville and Days
ceremonies, interspersing number, I reek from 1875 to 1902. and
Mrs. Bowker Hostess
To Luncheon Club
day evening at the American Le
gion Hall on Oak Street by a large
group of Golden Aga Club mem
bers and friends. Nancy Voeller
explained about the family's trav
els with all the enthusiasm of
youth. The photography was ex
cellent and the subjects very well
chosen for the vivid descriptions of
life in F:ngland and on the con
tinent. Refreshments were served from
an attractive table decorated in
the valentine motif. Red tapers
glowed in the three-tiered candela
bra on either side of a crvstal
The Riversdale Happy Hour Club "hjfh, Jl'ld Photic bou-
ui...j.. ,k. k ' quet. About the room were artis-
Wrs.W. f. BaHey.The groupm.de I '1'
llnfll ma ,A Ih. 11 . . 4 L.i..., a'k ' s..sn
valentine theme was carried out
lis LaBrake and Lewis Paulson.
Class counselors present were Mrs
Lewis Wilson and Mrs. . Arthur
Hocnisch. Others attending were
the Rev. Arthur Hoemsch. Mr. and
Mrs. C. V. Lynn, and the two
hostesses..
CHARMING DINNER PARTY
HOSTED BY DON HARMONS
The Riversdale home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Harmon was the scene
of a dinner party Friday evening.
Arrangements of daffodils, heather
and daphne were used about' the
room. The dinner table was cen
tered by an arrangement of camel
lias.
Places were set for Mr. and Mrs.
II. W. Conn, ilr. and Mrs. Jack
Denton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mat
thews, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Christian, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Kruse, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Guilcy and the host and host-ess,-
Mr. and Mrs. Don Harmon.
The pleasant evening hours were
spent playing games. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
PINK AND BLUE PARTY
HELD AT ANDERSON HOME
A lovely pink and blue shower
Thursday honoring Mrs. Donna
Beahm was held at the home of
Mrs. John Anderson in Oakland.
Games were played, with Mrs.
Carmen Cox and Mrs. Pat Ross
winning prizes.
lianr-a Vnnth k'ot i,,u,.k.. Af tv,- u.. Bishop served refreshment tn thm
crest Church enjoved a valentine Allowing members: Mrs. Jim Wil
parly Salurday night at the home',?"' Mr- - Hargis. Mrs.. Wayne
of Miss Virginia Lynn. i "sner Mrs. Harry Dunning. Mrs.
Table games were nl.ved. color- J"Jry...B.1,u"' ,M" . h A. Nelson
i i.j ' , " t- " mis. vurus rinev.
ALL SOULS ALTAR SOCIETY
TO SPONSOR ANNUAL DINNER
Preparations are underway for
the annual St. Patrick's Day ham
dinner sponsored by All Souls Al
tar Society.
Chairman for the affair Is Mn.
D. Rice, with Hie fallA-irix
chairmen: Kitehen, Mrs. H. Clarke
and Mrs. R. Abrahamson; dining
room, Mrs. V. Murray and Mrs.
G. Rader: food. Mrs. W tnrf.r...
Mrs. P. Kennedy. Mrs. L. Hallor
an and Mra. S. Whetstein; adver
tising, Mrs. R. George and Mra.
J. Maney.
Tickets are now available for the
dinner to be held Sunday, March
15, at the IOOF Hall in Myrtle
Creek.
SUNDAY EVENING PARTY
HOSTED BY COLLEYS
Mr. and Mra. Sharon Colley of
Elkton were hosts Sunday evening
at a potluck dinner and evening
of card playing.
Invidted guesti were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Klurjr and sona of Yon
calla, Mr. and Mrs. Mac McDon
aid of Hice Hill, Mr. and Mra. Art
Cormere and daughter: Misi Nor
wood and Tom Fredricks, all of
Drain; Mr. and Mra. Warren Bak
er and family. Mr. and Mn T.rf
Colley and son and Father Line-
nan oi St. Johns Church of Drain.
Mr. and Mrs. Colley celebrated
their birthdays Sunday evening and
their daughter, Mrs. Warren Bak
er, baked a birthday cake in their
honor.
RADIO CLUB WOME
HONOR MRS. McLAIt.
Mrs. Donald B. McLain was hon
ored at a pink and blue shower
Mrs. M. C. Bowker entertained ed at a beautifully appointed table
here bridge club Thursday at a for Mrs. John 11. Robinson, guest
luncheon at her lovely home on William Hileier Mr, Ph.i k..j.
ers were piac- er. .Mrs. J. E. Slattery. Mrs
s.eorge nnarton
of Lincoln and Wash-1
lington. with Uncle Sam and Miss i.,,;
i . . . , - -, a,t. i, II n I
in the games and refreshments. Li. ... iilT'. " .l..h "'"-'Peck, Dixie Hagan, Mrs. Charles hom. u,. rwi. i..
Mrs. Bailrv served delicious re- r ,"h"' . " ,u fh S k ..'Beahm. Carmen Cox. Grace Os- Mr. Aired MI nrf V.aa
(r.chm.ni. . ....i. u,. ii u Co-hostesea for the March 1 hr am. di..i..i. rJ V'"' .. "r. Alfred M. Land served de-
Refre'shmen,; were served to i ffimelxT.rof' l
Knapp, Mrs.
Mrs. II. M
Kathenne F-wen,
i meeting and party will be Airs.
STATE'S BIRTHDAY IS ,
CELEBRATED AT YONCALLA
About 2.10 atlended "Oregon's
D . , k.J !.,..-, l.ij .l
nn Ihe Dro.iam with hnmnroii, . brnnoht tnuether trhnnlm.i.. nr,n ine gym
tale, garnered from her own pio- Mrs. Cassidy including Mrs. How-
neer ancutr. ard Green. Mr.,. Flmer Stanley,
After an Indian praver. given bv i Mrs. R. K.- Paris. Mr,. Arthur
the Vonralla grade school Sat-
Mrs. C. D. Glenn
Mrs. Harry Bruffv and the host-
less, Mrs. Bowker.
I High scores for the afternoon's
bridge play were won by Mrs.
nuuuison ana ,virs. (jienn.
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Pete llam. the group sang ' Ms-
Oregon" and "Star Spangled Ban
ner'' with music of the evening pro
vided by Carol's Country Cousin,
and violinist C. L. Cleveland. A
congratulatory wire from G o v.
Mark Hatfield was read and Huron
Baum. Mrs. G. X. Riddle. Mrs
Susie Cochram. Ralph Weaver,
Frmel Briggs, Flton Rollenhaugh.
Huron Clough. Pete Mam. Clay
l lam and Bes, Clough, with Phil
Blundell. teacher.
Refreshment, were served in the
A very delightful double birth
day dinner party was enjoyed St.
Valentine's Day at the Archie
1 Moore home near t'mpqna. The
honorres, Mrs. Archie Moore and
I Jake Francis, were presented with
i lovely gifts at the table, which
was beautifully decorated with
hearts and flowers, the birthday
Places were set for Ilr .nil Mr.
I Dale Woodruff and daughters, Nan
I ry and Pam, and son, Scot, of
Portland; Miss ( harlene Moore of
Kugene; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fran
cis and Lulu Campbell of Suther
lin. and Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Moore.
LUNCHEON AT UMPOUA
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
VI r. 1Am A-A SI.. B.I .
Ik... I .... .. j D.. m. j , i. . .''- "" """sun, .sirs ruwri
,.,s,c -. - i.mt-u uv in un- ii'c .11. anu .us. uirn icii iisrs were won ny case'lolfev. Mrs Bvrtla Swineh.rt and
oration,, games and refreshments. Johnston and Kathy; Mr. and Mrs i walkers. Money derived will be I Mr, Flo Rrppstein were luncheon
(.len Johnsinn presented a magi- Tom Gruwell, Betty Ivell. C arol used to help defray the expense, I guests Friday at tha home of Mrs
c'an act assisted by his daughter. Kemper. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff pear- of the dinner Any' fund, left w Opal Mun'on Ton Joelson Road near
Enjoying the party
Clough gave a resume of Oregon dining hall decorated with valen
hi'lory. tine and historical exhibits with
Miss Clough introduced and read a huge Oregon birthday cake a,
Girls Entertain Their
Fathers Saturday Night
A Daddy-Date party wa, held by Stephen, and Karen; Jim Thomp
the girls of the Hume Builders son and Knslina: Glen Turner and
Class of the Latter Day Saints Lorraine: Doyle Rich and Ronda:
( hurch Feb 7 at the home of Mrs Jim Hanlin and Kileen; Jim Pol
Gladys Pearson. The Valentine lard and Diane: Hugh Clark and
urnay evening. Decorations were
kerosene lamps and Oregon grape. CELEBRATED ON FEB. 14
A potluck dinner was enjoyed at
t M. During the dinner hour, the
Klkhead dance orchestra furnished
old-time music. A large four-tiered
birthday rake, made and decorated
by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kirkelie,
wa, cut and served after dinner.
Most all the ladies and children
and many of the men came in
ndTh.jrreTH":,',.xrn.:'H";"''" .....
beard, of all descriptions, as well;
as old-time derby hats worn by
the men, added to the merriment, j
A very line program consisting'
of an original solo by Miss .Norma
Latham, accompanied by her
mother: a men's quartet from Ihe
high sihool; group singing from
the Scott, Valley and Vonralla
grade school: and a skit. "Buying
the New Hat." by the Halo Squaws
was followed bv a cake walk. Six-1
Mrs. Charles Lee and Mrs. Jack
Leonard, and to members. Mrs.
j C. N. Downing. Mrs. Albert Mo-
rene. Mrs. rn. c. wainn. Mr,, n.
L. Harmon, Mrs. Dale Guiley, Mrs.
H. B. Kruse, Mrs. Clarence Wes
cott. Mrs. W. E. Buell. Mrs. Kr-
! nest Trussell and Mrs. William
! Bromps.
I The next meeting of the group
will be at the home of Mrs. N. C.
j Wallin. The group will work on
centennial dresses.
MUSIC BOOSTERS HOLD
I THURSDAY NIGHT PROGRAM
j Toe tapping lunes entertained
' more than ISO Canyonvillagers who
I attended the sociai affair and spe
cial program of the Canyonville
Musia Boosters held Thursday eve
ning at the gym.
I Soloist, were Jack Mahoney,
I Riddle High School music direc
tor, who played the cornet, and
' Jim Church, the saxophone. A bas-
I soon solo and
Ruth Downs and Mra. E. F. Ault.
BANQUET AT ACADEMY
HONORS MRS. SHAFFER
Jerrv Johnann Siirv H.anm mnA ... ,
Linda Brown.
Not present but
were Floss Brown.
sending gifts
Karen Bee-
presentation of grouD cifis.
Those present were Mra. Rich
ard Hnnlh Mr. D.k.i4 L'll.awuj
.Mrs. Charles Kluver, Mrs. Alfred
The birthday of Mrs. Robert
Shaffer was the occasion fur a
banquet given in the Canyonville I ELKTON WOMAN HOSTESS
Binie Academy dining hall Mon- ' "kit on Thursday
croft, Mrs. Cecil Roberson and Land. Mrs. Ray Rosenheim. Mn.
Alice spencer. I Leonard Swanzy and the guest of
nonor, mrs. Aicbain. i
day evening includin CBA tu
dents, faculty and friends and Mrs.
Ray Cox, Airs. Franklin Dunbar,
DINNER AT ELKTON
Mrs. Emery Stewart of Elkton H0N0$ M""" MOON
was hostess Thursday evening atl A familv hictMav rfinn.. ...
vir. rh.ri !.. ii ..j t. x ..i a demonstration party given at her i held at Flkmn sinnri.. . tk.
Pratt, the hostesses. 5om 'r" ' Bob Blll, " A-' Hubbard home for Mrs. Hub-
To effect a surprise at this oc- demonstrator. There were 12 guests bard's father, Herbert Moon,
casion, Mrs. Shaffer was maneu-, PrMenl' .""-Bfy Monner won the! Out-of towm guests present were
vered out of town to a birthday , r. prl,z' .f0"0"'" ; demon-i.Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin WiUoughbT
luncheon at the home of her sis-i . - rein-sn-ior .ma inn, sir. and Mrs. E. S.
ter, Mrs. Dale lloskins, Roseburg, I m'n"'
wnere airs. Kimeu and Mrs. Oliv-, CHINESE AUCTION PLANNED
er Fick were ; also gue,ls. BY OSC MOTHERS CLUB
.t wiiuiu.y varus lasien-
Hubbard and Bob of Cottare Groin
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Egberg of
Dtirena.
Mr. Moon left Monday for Pleas-
ed to the wall nf ih riinino- hull ' Memher nf th. Dr.ann ci-,,. ant Hill where he will nay an ex-
and connected by streamers deco- Moihers Club met Monday night l""1?1 V1"' 'ith ni daughter and
rated the hall. A mammoth birth- at the home of Mrs. L. W. Riley !am'1),
nay caxc, oacea and necorated by on SK Kane Street. Mm. John Hit
Mrs. Dirk Long, echoed the liieme. bert and Mr. Chart.. I'miiv ur.
ixopnonr. uas- A . .. ,n,,A h. ,fc. . k.......l ..j ' ." 'J Jlii "; . .
a clarinet quartet lu'"" i .. :"T ."" .crvea nencious
-r. .... ,.j i , siiuwuii wi i.iiiiiy piciurr.s ana a refreshment.
Junior High School students tinder i S,""." e,vlr",, fn,n "
" tTr. v., i i .i . i t I k 2 . u KnJ , : w " "P" "un-on on joelson Road near
on. Mrs. Pace and Mrs. Joe Strick- be used lor the big celebration in , I'mpqua. The day was spent mak
Lna " 1 Ju'T- ing welfare quilts.
i the direction of I.ilas Pefrinn
! A five-piece combo included
i Charles Dowd, Dr. John Aaronson.
Bob Hinkle. Dolores Benn and
I Merle Jo Walker. A barbershop
quartet included Bob Gordon, Jim
Clark and Rod Cook, all of Myrtle
I Creek, and Jim Ferguson of Eu
gene.
presented.
SWINEHARTS HOSTS AT
DINNER ON FRIDAY I
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Olson and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Peery and children were guests at
a party Friday evening at the L'mp-
qua noma oi Mr. and Mrs. Dale
A Chinese auction has been nlan-
I ned lor the next meeting, Monday,
March HI. at the home of Mrs.
Morris Bowker.
Interspersed throughout Ihe pro-, Swinehart and children. Games
gram were numbers by Canyon-1 were played and refreshments
villa High School danre band. served at a late hour.
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Chicken W Dumplings
HOTEL UMPQUA $1.25
.i,tvr--
tfSP PREV
New "Magic Tissue"
DEODORANT
As AeSxftiied In II II M.f.tin
WRIT! . . .
PQCV P. 0. Bon 172
riVCY Roseburg, Ore.
1