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Open House Held 1: r - - ' : " : , ;.,; j . . I ' fAv:3tr it f THi rt- .v Vl ; 'V"?a ft NEARLY 200 ATTENDED THE Evergreen Grange open house ond ham dinner Saturday night. Gertrude Hess, chairman of the home economics club, planned the dinner. The tobies were decorated with spring flowers. Mrs. Mor boret McCord ployed organ music during the dinner. Bar--boro Wockerborth presented the program featuring the "Evergreen Valley -Chorus-ettes" ond with a millinery showing "Hats of the Future," pictured obove. Below is one of the scenes from the skit. Ronnie Ltnno gave tap dance ond o group of five girls from the Smith Accordion School played selections. Suson Engdohl and Cheryl Dunhom ployed accordion solos ond Mrs. Morgoret Burt gave a reading. (Pictures by Wilson Studio). r n :! :--. : (- ;. ' it ... , , h ,11. 'I .. II 13 -;.f Ar . 1 V... i I I I I I ; I : i; Mil a ii i i .- Ml1 ! II I ill! 1 1 L mi jLxiiii'ntfiiii I'lil tnni i imirotl MR. AND MRJ. GEORGE THOMAS obove, were honored on their 34t wedding onniversory Saturday evening ot the Evergreen Grange. Flowers were presented to Mr. ond Mrs. Thomas. Also honored with flowers were ?h Folwisbees, whose 34th onniversory olso occurred on the same date, but who were unoble to attend the offair because of illness. (Picture by Wilson Studio). Neighborhood Club Hosted At Nonpareil Mrs. Jiyre Allrn of Nnnparoil hnttrM Thursday when he enlfrtunfd lh Neishhorhnort Club it hr home it a nnon potluck. Fnllowing a cift rirhanc at hich tim their aerrrl pli wer rvfIH, tha crruip drew nimfi for nrw tfcret pal. Covfrf wr placed for the fnl lowuis: Ponna Wr. Ponna Lil ly. Ann Holland, Rarhfll Newell, Zelma Kinford. Mary Lang, Jen nie Bohme, Thea Peterson. Hilda F.yant, Pelma .Miller. Marcarei Brnok-v, t'hailott Linday, Bonnie Henley. .) Carr. Vera I-anc. Mil lie Stnrkland, Ora Ie Lanii, I nnra Watcner, Bettv Calvin, La vern Harell, Teccv Wrisht and the hnte, Mra. Allen. The next meeting of the. group will he at the home of Mr l. Harell March 5. Luncheon, Game Party Takes Place At Elkton Mm. Hector Mclnnu of hlkton tvai hnHtesa Wednesday at a drm onl ration party at her home. Thirteen guet were present. .Mr. Bem l.akey of Pram waa the demonstrator. Following lha party 1 lunrheon waa aerved In the guet and game party was held In the afternoon. Green School Mothers Club Entertained Friday Jlrj. Betty -Bigler wa hostess In the Green School Mother'! Cluh at her home on l ames Road Friday evening. The lime wai .spent play ing games. Funds received from the affair will he applied to the purchase of 4 H summer school scholarships which are given to hoys and girls who are outstand ing in their 4-H work. The giving of these achotarships is one of the yearly projects of the organization. After the evening of games Mrs. Bigler served delicious refresh ments. Those participating were Dorothy F.rskine, Donna Arp, Es telle Campman, Irene Boehm, Peg gy Knaggs, Marge Medford, Betty Bigler, Carl Weikum, Eleanor Ap ple, Ij'vcrne Hardman, Ann Mc Donald, Rupert Coffman. Virginia Keasey, Mary Tull, Ida Betts, Ag nes I.indherg. Mrs. Willis Coble, Vi Foote, Orpha Rutan, Iirraine Sallee. Evelyn Neves. Florence Kngdahl, Doreen Benson. Sharon Gregory. Mrs. Verle Keadv. Mrs. Fddy Heidnrk. May Heidnck, and Maxine Hnlbrook. Duplicate Bridge ' T- Winners Announced ? Winner! of Ih sis week! aeriei Tuesday evening master point for the F..k. Duplicate Friday Bndce Hub have been announe-. nf n wer Mr ind Mr, w,r ed by the chairman, Mn. W. C. Llrich. first; Mrs. Lyle Bodenner Callison. Winners are Mrs. Ray and Mr. A. E. Kent, second; Mr. Carriro, first; Mrs. Walter Urirh, and Mn. W. C. Callison. third, second: Mrs. Harry Hildeburn. and Mr. and Mn. E. C. Patterson, third: Waller I'lrirh. fourth, and fourth. Mrs. R: D. Coen. fifth. i East-West winner! were Mn. A. Winners for the Fridav afternoon B. Collier and Mrs. J. V. Short, play were Mrs. M. L. Hallmark first; Mrs. Harry Hildeburn and and Mrs. wauer i iricn. iirsi; sirs. .sirs, r.ngar iewi. ennu, im. A. B. Collier and Mrs. W. C. Calli- and Mrs. J. H. Harris, third. i son. ecnnd. and Mrs. Harry Le- and Mr. and Mn. W. E. Hernott, Beau and Mrs. E. L. Tausciier. fourth. Couple Honored Junior' Duplicate Winners Announced 4t 'Jim y r"?"i ''lit ' The Junior Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday evening in the Gold Room of the I'mpqua Hotel under the direction of Mrs. Walter L'lnch. All persons interested in joining this club and enjoying the weekly Monday evening sessions are invited and those desir.ng fur ther information may call Mn. Ul rich. Nine tables of duplicate bridge were in play. North-South winners were David Weisman and Verdun Hockett, first; Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. 0. R. Petersen, second; Mrs. D. B. Buhar and Mn. 8. C, Palmer, third; Mrs. S. L. Kidder ; and Mn. James Doyle, fourth. East-West winners were Mn. A. I J. Murray and Mrs. T. L. Barnes, first; Mrs. James Littla and Mrs , William Noma, second; Mrs. Da vid Weisman and Mn. John A. i Davenport, third, and Mrs. Jack Garnet and Mrs. Jeffery Currier, fourth. Next Monday evening. March 2. at 7:30 o'clock the monihly play- ott game will be enjoyed. Past Matrons And Patrons Honored - Boseburg Chapter I, Order of Eastern Star, celebrated Past Ma trons and Patroni Night Thursday-! evening. Nell Cooper, worthy ma tron, and Leland Bloom, worthy patron, presided. The chapter room was beauti fully decorated with a lily pond, with daffodils and pussy willows to complete the arrangement. Thirty past matrons and patrons attended. An addendum was pre sented. The honored members were escorted to the reflection pool where a candle was lighted for each one and all were presented with gifts. Nelle Motschenbacher. past ma tron, and Peter Motschenbacher, past patron, came dressed in cos tumes over inn yeara old. They presented a very interesting and unexpected addition to the eve ning's program. A gift was presented to the worthy matron on behalf of the chapter. Following the meeting, amor gasbord refreshments were served in the dining room. MR. AND MRS. MACK HUGHES 4831 N. Stephens, celebroted their 55th wedding onniversory Saturday, Jon. 31, at a 3 p.m. dinner and family reunion. Present for the occosion were their son ond daughter-m-low, Mr. ond Mrs. L. G. Hughes, ond children, Janice ond Ricky, ot Salem ond their son ond daughter-in-1 aw, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes of Roseburg. A grondson, Clair, wos unoble to attend since he is presently serving with the armed forces in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes were morried Jon. 31 at Lebanon, Mo. They came to lowo in 1922 ond to Roseburg in 1948. Mr. Hughes, who will be 74 Morch 19, owned barbershops in Iowa and Missouri. After coming to Roseburg, the couple bought Winchester Home Sites ond built five houses, one of which is occupied by Homer Hughes. Mrs. Hughes wos 73 Jan. 25. Gladys Strong Presents Students In Recital Mu Chapter Entertained At West Home Wednesday Gadway Home Scene Of ESA County Council Meet The nominating committee of Douglas County Council. Epsilnn Sigma Alpha, met recently at the home of Mrs. Richard Gadway, with Mrs. James Watson, council president, presiding. ' The official ballot to be present ed to the chapters was drawn up. The election of officers will take place at the formal banquet which will he held it Carl's Haven, March 30. Those attending were: Mrs. Gene Parr, vice president. Gamma Iota, Roseburg; Mrs. David Burks, Gam ma Iota Roseburg; Mrs. Richard Gadway. Alpha Chi, Roseburg; Mrs. William Ulmer, Beta lota, Roseburg; Mrs. James Watson, council president. Beta Pi, Oak land: Mrs. Harry Dunning, Beta Gamma. Roseburg, and Mrs. Em ery Huntoon, Beta Eta, Sutherlin. Girls 4-H Group Has Social Meet Thursday The Snappy Sewers 4-H groim held its monthly meeting at the home of their leader Thursday aft er school. After the roll call, re freshments were served. Main item for discussion were plans for 4-H Week. Members present were Glor ia Doty, Orpha Rutan, Rose Trot ter. Carol Holcomb. Susan Eng dahl and Janet Weikum. Saturday the Snappy Sewers in vited Mrs. Larson's 4-H cooking group to a skating party after which the girls went to Mrs. Lar son's home for the refreshments which the cooking clasa had pre pared. Dixonville Woman Hostess At Luncheon Mrs. Roberta Kesler of Dixon ville was hostess at a lunrheon Monday honoring Mrs. Nancy Ho gan of Portland. Others attending the luncheon were Mrs. Bessie Pearce, Mrs. Helen Carrico, Mrs. Eileen Smith, Mrs. Thelma Test er and Mrs. Pearl Dietsch. Riddle PTA Observes Founders Day Thursday In a meeting held Thursday, tha Riddle PTA commemorated their 11th Founder's Day with a program honoring the 12 past presidents and 7 teachers in the Riddle schools who have taught 20 years. Three of the past presidents present were Mrs. B. H. Mann, Mrs. Larrv Mimnaugh and Mrs. Elmer Mitch ell. The teachers were Waneta Wal- I lace, Florence Helms, Elizabeth I Roderique, Eva Tavlor. Irene Mc Million. Gertrude Pruitt and Mar I garet McGee. A short meeting, conducted hv j Mrs. Willard Preston. PTA presi . dent, was followed by a skit, "What ! Father Thinks of the PTV pre sented by an all-male cast. Miss Judy Dawson gave a talk on Wash ington; Dan Kennedy talked on Lincoln, and Miss Rena Peden played two piano numhers. The mothers nf the fifth grade children served refreshments. Lloyd F. Lees Tell Of Daughter's Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. I.ee an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Marjory, to William Ric kels Jan. 31. The single ring cere mony was performed by the Rev. i I.yle Willard at the North Roseburg Church in the presence of close friends and relatives. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a navy blue dress with white accessories. Miss Jean ne Morgan of Klamath Falls, was ;maid of honor and wore a black i suit. David Lee. brother of the bride, acted as best man and Shar on Lee. the bride's sister, was ,can dlelighter. Following a short honeymoon. the young people are now at home A very interesting piano recital was given Monday evening by pu pils of Miss Gladys Strong at her home on SE Main Street. The group wai a very talented one, var ying in advancement from begin ner! playing for the first time, to advanced students. The pupils play ed well, showing developing mu sicianship and artistic ideals. Fa miles and friends were invited to the recital. A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the pro gram and refreshments were serv ed. The following played: Dcbra Geddes, Sara Geddes, M a r c i a Brown. Karen Merrill. Olivia Lei ken, Dixie Stovall. Deborah Halla day, Marilyn Fisher. Mary Jo Woodworth, Betty Kring, Judy Family Birthday Dinner ; Held At Bowman Home A family birthday dinner was given for George Bowman of Elk I ton Sunday at his home by Mn. Bowman. j Guests Included! Mrs. Iiii Bow man and children; Mr, and Mrs. i Pelhcrt Keith and Mr. and Mrs ! Robert Toe and family, all of j Rcedsport. i Mrs. Weaver Named j "Queen Of Birthdays" Vis. T. I. Weaxer was crowned i "Queen of Birthdays' at a party cHrhrating her "Mh birthday 'Thursday at the new Canvnnvtlle SDA auditorium. Mrs. W' i 1 1 i a m Tucker, assisted hv Mrs. R. I.. Kalk and Mrs. Jake Axt, were nnMes.scs. Elder Ioni of Milo Academy was master of ceremon.es. He in troduced the games and program I selections which preceded the serv i me of cake and punch. Mrs. Louis hniuht made the huge decorated hntndav cake which aUo honored the hmltdaw of Dr. Falk. Mr. AM, Mrs. Delphi! 1 Blanc, Mrs. Wil bur Sylesler and John Howell. Mrs. Weaver was presented i watch bv her husband. Mrs. Clar ice De oe of Medtord, Haiuhter of Mrs. Weaver, was a cuet of tha leveeing. Mil Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. en joyed a delightful evening Wednes day at the attractive home of Mrs. Leslie West with Mn. Kenneth Swain as ro hostess. The interesting program on "Ex press Yourself" was given by Mrs, William tarstens and Mrs. Del Mohley. and the topic "Debating" was given by Mrs. Michael Coen and Mra. James Gregory. Ijter in the evening Mr!. West Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs. C. Miller Mrs. Clarence Miller was the honoree Tuesday evening when friends surprised her on the nc 'casion of her hirthday. Mrs. Mil 'ler'i husband arranged the delight ful affair. Mn. Miller received many lovely 'gifts, tarda were in play during the evening and later, refresh menta which included three decor ated cakes, were served. Enjoving the affair were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Helmholdt and chil dren, Ricky and Glcnda; Mr. and Mrs. George Cluck. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Si'hacffrr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Helmholdt. Mrs. Martha Frskine. Mr. and Mrs Don Guilry and Mr. and Mrs. Miller. ! Neeleys Celebrata j Wedding Anniversary I Mr. and Mrs. Mike Neeler cele brated their eighth wedding anni versary at their home in Winston l recently at a turkey dinner. I Guests for tha occasion were the latter i parents. Mr. and Mn. Hen. rr f. Hall of Meltwa end Joe I PeTVe. I and Mrs. Swain served lovely re freshment! to Mrs. William Car stens, Mrs. Del Mohley, Mrs. Mi- jchael Coen, Mn. James Gregorr. , Mrs. Archie Rutter, Mrs. George Strand, Mrs. Gordon Geertsen, Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mrs. William Sims, Mrs. Fred Rawson and Mn. Clair K. Allrn. I The table was prettily appointed for the occasion and was centered iby an arrangement of Japanese quince. The chapter will meet at g n m. March 4 at the home of Mra. Dean Hostetter. Chenoweths Entertain Club Saturday Night Mr. and Mn. Virgil Chenoweth of Sutherlin entertained the Fnend- anip lard Hub at their home Sat urday evening. I A fried chicken dinner, with sal ad and dessert brought by those attending, was served by the host ess at 7 o'clock to Mr. and Mrs, U D. Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Her man Thiele. Mr. and Mis. John Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso. Mr. and Mr!. Alfred Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Ed l.amoreaus. i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rrosrio and ! their grandchildren Diann and I Karl Ie: and Mr. Chenoweth. i High score for men was received bv Herman Schosio and second hish by Carl Brosio; low score prize went to Alfred Hand Wanda Schosso received ladies high acore. and Mrs. Broio received second high. Kloise Lamoreaux received low prize. Sweep prizes went to Fd Ijimoreaux and era Bacon, j Mr. and Mrs. Hamea will enter 1 lam the flub in March. on Mulholland Drive. Hatfield Twins Observe 14th Birthdays Feb. 14 Jeanne and Joyce Hatfield, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatfield of Dixonville. celebrated their 14th birthdays Feb. 14. The girls entertained a group of their schoolmates at a party in the afternoon. A beautifully decor ated valentine heart-shaped rake and lovely refreshments were serv ed to their friends. Mrs. Heath Hostess At Surprise Party Monday A delightful surprise party was given Monday evening by Mrs. L. L. Heath to compliment her hus band on his birthday. Placecards and decorations were in the Washington's Birthday mo tif. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Heath. Mrs. Leonard Sutton and Mrs. Ed Rand. Included were cakes which had been decorated by Mrs. Sutton an the hostess. Hich pinochle scces were held by Mrs. Art Olsen and Innard Sutton: low by Mrs. Jack Trusty and Art Olsen. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hawksworth. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Humphreys. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rand. Mr." and Mrs. Art Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sut ton and Mr. and Mrs. I.. L. Heath and children. Jack, Dale, Verna lee and Joyce, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,Trusty. Valentine Dinner Party Event Of Saturday Night The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. J) L. Richey Jr. in Illinois Heights in Winston was the scene of a valentine dinner party Satur day night. Mrs. Ruth Bradley serv ed dinner to members of Beta lota Chapter ESA at beautifully ap pointed tables. Following dinner the group en joyed an evening of games. Re freshments were served at a late hour to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Dick Berney, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Curtis, Mr. and Airs. Don Knise, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Math.s, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Al R il row. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wool on and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Richey Jr. Parks, Judy Magtll. Janet In man, Donna Cordon. Marian Church, Retty Lou Yundt and Barbara Gad way. Academy Of Friendship Has Enjoyable Meeting Mrs. Willis Wambolt was hostess to the Academy of Friendship, Women of the Moose, at her love ly home on Cardinal Way recently. Following a short meeting a social hour was enjoyed. Plans were made for the rum mage sale March 2ft and dale! were set for the annual Friendship dinner and dance to be held in April. Mrs. C. G. Craig, Mrs. Dan Mc Lean, Mrs. Howard Rrusseau, Mrs. Eugene Pasch, Mrs. Nora Mclntire and Mrs. Lois Weaver assisted in the serving the refresh ments. Those present included the Mes- i dames Dale Bolsinger. R. .1. Al spaush. R. A. Mustard, A H. I Hoppe. Orville Blake. Waldon Roulledqe. B. G. Fenwick. V. T. Rentley, Dan Mclean. Cecil Doty, Howard Brusseau. N. L. Ihrbach, 1 W. 1.. Evans, Eugene Pasch, G. C. Craig, M. E. Fitzgerald. Lois 'Weaver. Nora Mclntire. R. - J. Swansnn and the hnsyss, Mrs. : Wambolt. ! Thp next meeting will be March It at p m. at the home of Mrs. Elvis Yow, 1540 N. Stephens. i Past Matrons Meet At , C. E. Wimberly Home ! Mrs. Carl E. Wrimherlv. Mrs. IS. J. Shoemaker. Mrs. T. B. Vir den, Mrs. William L'nrath and Mrs. S. L. Kidder enlertained the Past Matrons Cluh of Roseburg Chapter of Eastern Star at a delightful 7:."0 I o'clock dessert-supper Monday eve 1 ning at the attractive home of the i former. I B'rthdav cakes honoring Mrs. R D. Williams and Mrs. W. E. Hn cher were served. Mrs. C. Gr Fer rier is president of the group. There were 26 members present. A social evening followed the dessert-supper. The afternoon meeting of the club will he held March 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. (iranl Osborn on the North Ump qua River. Glendale Rebekah Lodge Has Meeting Glendale Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall Thursday evening with Mrs. Terli Winkleman, Mrs. Jo Michel and Mrs. Claudia Rea soner as hostesses. The centennial motif was attractively carried nut in the decorations for the occasion. 'WpTif? wiwsww !!'. mn .'. .iff'ye-iwsrsty lel'i,'' i Vv." , f v fXK'KV '-'13 f&pfa h m'h ! i h fruS' j if aVi'tfc.".""'? Tr Trjr i v '' -'m "";s T.,' .77- : "' n ' ii f'j -fa CORONATION ceremonies for Mrs. Robert Elliott, ctert Sweetheort Queen of the Women of rhe Moose for 1959, took plcxe at the nnouol Seemeort Boll Saturday evening ot tH Moose Hall, Sxwn; placing tfi erwwn cm Queen Fronces is Mrs. William Evons, tost year's queen. At thaj left is William Evons with Robert Elliott stondmg on the r.ght. (Picture by Koop' Modern Photogrophy).
