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GENE PUCKETT of IdleyQ Park is shown above receiving "Possemon o' the Year" tro
phy from Past Coptam Tolly Tollefson of the Douglas County Sheriff's Posse. The award
was made at the recent Posse-Dougetle banquet held in the Gold Room of the Umpqua
Hotel. (Picture w Kash of Winston Studio). &
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TROPHY WINNERS at (lie Oregon Assn. of Mounted Posses banquet held in Eugene re
cently are pictured above. Left to right: Second Lt. Bill Cox, second high point mon and
winner of a silver belt buckJe, is shown with his trophy tor first ace winner ft Jhe
stale of the Western PleafuVe class; Second Lt. Larry Strode (center) with his Avery car-
kin trophy, which he ls won
beinn high point man in the
hCj..j n li- : i.-
(vioTniicu russui. I 1 1? is ui3ij wiiiiici ui u siivei uuisie iui niuiviiiy inc lup I j. r nyiii is
Captoin Everett Partin with the state convention attendance trophy. (Picture by Kash of
Wintyn Studio).
Cub Scouts And Parents
Enjoy Annual Dinner
The annual Blue and Gold din
ner, given each year lor the Cub
Scouts of Voiuiilla. was held Fri
day evening in t lie fireplace room
of 'the MelhiMlisf liirch. About 9(1
parents nd(S.iS Vht present. A
pollock dinner was enjoyed follow
ed by the giving of awards.
Klmer Gooinick, chief Scout ex
ecutive of this urea, and his wile
came from I'.ugciie to be present.
Mr. Goornick and Tim Kllis, insti
tutional representative, were speak
ers. The Indian Feather ceremony
wafciiscd m the program.
.Wards were given to Clarenco
Thorp, Charles Curtis. Steve ltlley,
l.airv McCullougli. Allen K.verlev,
Walter llildrelh. .lack F.llis, Itod
nev Pontius, Johnny Craven, Han
ny Henderson and Johnny Wchh.
Den mothers receiving puis were
F.whn Cadv Mrs I). Axley, Mrs,
1). Itiley and Mrs. W. Thorp, diher
mothers (Oored were l.orna Kiln,
l'.llen Kuowles and Norma Ander
son. Roseburfi Credit Women
Lay Convention Plans
The l(osc.ig Credit oinen
held their hreakliiil meeting Wed
nesday morniiii; fw the downstairs
dining' room of The Broiler. Twen
ty (our meinhers answered roll
call Herniee liuliarilstm of South
Stephens Hardware was a guest of
the chili.
An interesting discission was
held oil plans lor sending dele
gales to the itilei national coiiveii
Hon al Hanlf, Can. ula, lhc kilter
pari, of .May.
Dorothy How den d Naomi
Slrashurg had the leoil on credit
life anil credit health unci accident
insurance The Cawling gdl was
won hy Khet.O ilsoo
The next nnPnig will lie March
1li.
DUV Mcmbets Plan For
This Year's Convention
Daughters of I mon derails
held their ineeling Friday in (he
Christian Congregational Church.
Ilulli I'liinier. junior past presi
dent of the depai inn nt. reminded
members of articles lor the bazaar
table at the department contention
.Mrs. riiimer will be in charge ot
the table this year.
Members present weie r una
I.anglcy, Mary fe'U, HiHIil
licece, Jiulli Pluiner. H lima llooke,!
Lucille Malone, Edith Fnshie.i
Jeanelle iMeigs. Susan Bowman,
and the president, Jean Slender. '
The next ineelifK Hill lie held;
March 11 al the church. I
0r. Fri.( Mar. 4, 1960
Honored
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three consecutive years and
state in the individual riders
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Lanspa Home
Scepe Of
Lovely Party
A charming coffep was given hy
.Wrs. Joseph l.ailspa at her Iffeiuli-
ful new home Tuesday after
noon from 1 to 4 p.m. Jiuds;
mi men tnu ioveiy uecorauons
aooul tlie rooms.
Mrs.(J))nspa was assisted by her
daiiditcr, Mrs. Dean Uirksen, Mrs.
t
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K, & Klenimer
and Mi s Knriwsl '
McKay, other cuests invited to
joy the occasion were Mrs. Walter
I Irich, .Mrs. Alherl Morene. Mrs.
N. Charles Wallin, Mrs. Charles K.
Todd, Mrs. Cerhard Kekman and
her mother, Mrs Katz, who is vis
ituil! here from Illinois; Airs. Ira
.1. Sell. .Mrs.' Kohert I). Johnson,
.Mrs. David Hadke, Mrs. ft. C.
Hers, .Mrs. Joe Carhis, .Mrs. John
.Malone.
Mrs. Itoiier McKeiuie, ,. .K.d
ward Hadasky. ,lrs. It. A. .Mac
llallie. Mrs. Carl Bonner, Mrs.
John Doermj!. Mrs. Porter Lain
hart, Mrs. Joseph Toman, Mrs.
Morai
h .Miller, .Mrs. lt. M. I lunch
and
,Ws. Felix S. Vecchione. ,
Canyonville Cub Scouts
, k.vC uuiuu uii j
4-,n w n., ...-.J..
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X kl Pes Tt
vine Cob s,'!n,.fX'r,i'r,vVrI!y' ! ,),,rine nin "'."V 'students sav that thev have lak
Mile Cub Scout lack IS weie en-1 a program was ottered from the cn ,, the snort to disprove Hie
tei aincd at the annual Blue and .,,aKl.. included on flic program e ,v - , ,iiof ie l cK.Mll
t o d banoilel liiven Tuesi lav al lhc, , , i....... i... ? ' uni"" l'"l. Ilu." ginia-
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youtlteyceiiler.
erved iHitluck buffcl slyle. the ,
hum dinner preceded brief pro-1
gram during which la.iies llan-lof Miss Ardilb Movers, a niembei i
cock, oiilgomg Culimasler w s ; u( the gl ide school faculty.
picscnted with a service pin liy va) j
Hart Nordiing. president of the : Green Camp Fire Group
sponsoring orc.anii'a'.:,.m, the l.ions ; r , ri - n . i
Club. Nordiing served as master -nlyS Charming Party
ol eerenumios in the place of . , . .. a
Charles Wiwd, ncwlv-elected cub- 1 lie Ka da-pa le I amp 1-itiViou-master,
out of town this week. ; r.-i-rnl I- enjoyed a parly al the
,, ,, , ,, home of the assistant leader, Mrs.
I he Ley. ( ynl Dorset, pro-; M.lnl,,v Kemper . Games were plav
nounciMl the invocation Serving ,,,, ,n,i . wh ,.,,, , , c
ol the meal was augmented by a ,, , hlMr molhl,,s
group of C anvonville Boy Scouts, i ., .. . , ,
' ' ! Mrs. Kemper served delicious re-.
Elkhead Grange HEC
Has Meeting, Potluck
The Home Economics Club of the
Elkhcad Grange held an all dav
.meeting in the hall tcccnllv. w ith
121 ineuibers present. A potluck i
luncheon was served t noon and,
the meeting followed, wQlda
I'nikston presiding. O O
special guests of the day were Cora's Christian Circle met at
,,,-a Bacon and Opal dousim. boih Hie Fine Grove Church Wcdnes
f I mpqua. The ladies -.pent lite day. Ladies sewed on clothes to he
alternoon quilting lor 1 1 Kd,gien to a needy family, A sack
Cross. ilunch was had at noon.
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may keep permanent Iyfor0. Kesponse of the 2:15 visiting fah-
from the Oregon AssnW of IS",,', U S".' -'wu" i,' i iil"
.1.- . in n .;.u W"'1.1 uss nick suottinLs iikii-
Glide Kiwanis Observe
Anniversary At Dinner
The (ilide Kiwanis Club cele
brated its sixth auni e'-saiv Tues
day evening aL the (lliije Comnm-
ii ily
iminiiiiK.
Over 50 members and tmesis a!-
.," nuTNiwiJt iiuiu
.'seburg Kiwanis Club, Winston-
aril mm. and an oiit-ot-st;ui;
Kiwauian,
Jack .lacol.son. nrcl-'
y,'.,,,,"
..viii vfi HH- llV,UU Willi (11 1,(1 U!
speakiui! of the hospitalilv
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': :n:,.s,""" ,"f l": ".' ' !'
Clide chilis which he had
Minn; he lullet dinner smuli
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IttlX.I
hv H..UU,I,. k '-
1 hnmpMHl. cntcrt:linnnnt
num. presented vocal and insiru.
mental quarlets from Glide Hmh
aceoan;;;,, hy's. .iohn '
""""I'", u ine Kioup Milling.
Glendale PTA D inner
Served To Large Group
More than 300 attended the Glen
dale PTA ham dinner which was
ser-ed at the Glendale Masonic
lempie Saturday evening
Th ii iii a,
ated for Hvft occasion by Hie Glen-1
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rderatod G
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tcr of Hie tables, along with hou-
Inilets of mived snnm? fliii,r
n,i,.i,.iu .it ,,..., ,..,ii
in (he , , ,, ""hayo Hie girls joined the shotgun
"in iiiiiiiini' iiiiui nil- villi.-, v mil
s insiriiniental niniibcrs. ouartet
ollerinss from Faculty quartet and ;
square dancing under the direction
freshnients to the tollowtr.g nu'in
bers and their guevt.s: Jackie I'aiv.
Sherry Curry, Seldfl Hanley. Caiil
Ann Kemni-r I ititla Simlli. Slicri v
Dcnnv, Judv Shields. .Im.lv Hoi '
conili. Lorraine 'turner. Jackie
Kni ivsl Mni Vi-skm.. Iml.-.m
Uolhrook and Honda ltich.
Circle Has ScwinC Meet
High Fashion Photos Now
Ready For Publication
By NADEANE WALKER
PARIS f APt Paris fashuin dp.,
signers have lifted the wraps from
tneir new spring creations, to Ayr-
mit publication of the first MjM
high fashion photos.
buyers and manufacturers have
had a month to cxoloil the new
styles before copyists get a chance
to make what they can of pictures ;
and sketches. . j
The public can now lake its
cnoice neiween uior s somewna"
shapeless "Silhouette of Tomor
row," Nina Ricci's whirling gypsy
line, lleim's conical Eiffel tower
Ballinain's tubelike Corinthian col-
unin, l.anvin-Castillo's "t ree and
easy" fashions, or half a dozen
others.
J he tree nnd easy claim and
Himxiw 1 hat lust envpr t ip
fmtpC incidentally, are Hie two!
things that i
collections h
-as, as
thmgs lhal all the major fashion
collections have in common.
1'he waistline wanders from
normal to low to high, jackets are
long, or short, or medium, and
the new colors make up a whol
Gregoriapa Selves
The Waist, Problem
By ALLYN MOSS
ROME (AP) Gregoriana solved
the waist problem today by en
closing it in a wide diagonal strip
that began under the bustline n
the right side and ran down to the
top of the hips on the left.
The diagonals were used in al
most the entire collection of the
designer who led oil (he third da;'
of Rome fashion showings lor
sjng and summer.
ffregoriana's diagonal waistline
was seen most clearly in a black
and while, wool tweed spring coat
lha-t was totally hare of details
except for the wide slanting area
that made a bull of the same ma
terial, closed by one button at the
hipline.
The Gregoriana collection was
consistent in many details. Almost
all the numbers paraded down the
platform were virtually collar-less,
but raised up off the neri slightly
in front and more so iPhack to
produce a look of simplicily and
length around the throat.
Prints To Be Seen
Ifi Spring Fashions
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NEW YORK (AP)-Vou could j
Iii'ar the bcl of the bongo drums
as lhc IhirHday of New York's
current week of spring fashion
showings turned into a iunele iam-
(re.
Nettie Roseustein, famous as the
mother of the indispensable "Jitlh'
black dress," suddenly went wdd j
wnn cneeian prints, snown in noin
(jllk and cotton versions, in dress
es, coals and ensembles. 0
Then came Donald Brooks, de
signer for Townley. who brought
down the house with his python
prli(f( chiffon evening gowns,
shown n both green and yellow,
equally sensational. Earlier in the
day harry Aldrich had injected a
primitive note to (he goings-on
with his tiger -printed clntfon
dance dress.
cated thai it pays a designer
go native now and then.
In addition to the iunule theme
of the day's fashions. Kve Rosen-!
crans, designer for Mrs. Rosen- i
Pre-Lenten Party Held
By Daughters Of St. Anne
A pre lcnten card party was en ;
oyeu recenuy uy me meinneis i
and guests of the Daughters of St.
Ann. Tho irih h:.ll nf ct I
.i..,n,u rii. n o
. ....nr-.l.wt n a.n-f
spruig bouquets
! nt muni1 m:i tn
.irs. diii iN(tin, general cnairiu;in
for the (!, arranged the loWly
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ncrn ni mn and nip i: p
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prizes
oi inns Kiass v ases iioeu wuu can
,1.- l.- lfKo,.t I ni.L-lirlnP i,-n ll,nlM.. IV,., C ; IZX
i poor yiri.e, anu nisn prizes lor'ot tne door and card prizes
Gun-Tot i rV Go I s Get Big Sang
COI.l'MHIA. Mo. (AIM Mis-1 their midst are sorority girls bent
souri I diversity coeds are proving! on proving that they, loo, are inter
that if you can't gel a man with a ; esled in theoutdnor life, and can
gun, you can at least get a rabbit. . shine on Iheniunting range as well
Gun-tolin'Oirls nia;l'e seen al-, as the dance floor,
most any dawn these days, accom- The girls e shattering old be-
panying campus sportsmen on ear-!
I: -morning rabbit hunts. And when1
lonneuy coco oi aws a ueao on a i
Hon ot her male companions is w-
'restrained. w
restni.mn . . w
Habhil hunting has been a favor-1
: ile sport of male students in the
! nai ls Inl' vpnrs Mill onlv rerentlv
(inn. Is too
i.,,, i, i
beat" to do am thin
morbidly, write glum
,,,-, pan, u,dc'iiily or pound
uionotonooslv on b(F1j;o drums
A rabbit hunt bciore breakfast,
they point out. is heallhful. whole
some, invigorating and tun
'lhc girls taking pan ilhe new
camlnis cra.'e are not only the
telltale agriculture students w h o
prolhe csmptis in blue jeans and
10 gallon hats. Enthusiastically in
Patriotic "iO.eme Used
At Glendale OES Meet
Glendale Eastern .-tar Lodge
hold its ineetuiK Tuesday evening.
Later, the supper committee,
composed of Pe.'4 1 rest, Veu
Kemp. Hetty Bade V ami Alice P.H
telson. served chci'lv pie and coi-
fee. the tables were decorated uV,., t.,... ..i.
. the (,erge W ashington theme witli
miniature .! siar Hags placed on
gumdiups as favors at each plan-
At the next meeting. March S.
Gcti lial.tcad, O meniher of the
spcvial pioiccls lommittce of the
i grand chapter of Oregon, will be
j honored 11 dl also be Friend-
i ship Isight.
while, coral puiks,
innlni: hlnns vplliius. nalp liKA'Q
j beige, grey, navy and black C!d
white combinations.
Shallow!
I scoops and bateau necklines are
winners, -and sleeveless dresses
I are as common as crocuses in
. orln.
i Hazv silk nrints. mostly floral,
are out in front, with a modest
following of polka dots and big
pale nlaids. Crepes, shuntungs.
chiffon, mat satin, ocmndy, lace
and smooth woolens fifTin the fab
ncs picture.
Nothing the designers brought
out could be described as revolu -
, tionary. Even Saint - Laurent s
I "Silhouette of Tomorrow" didn't
j keep the fashion crowd sitting on
i the edge o! its chair lor long.
I 'W i:,l cnuW hp ps nriL'ina lhan
the small-waisted, flaring-skirled
pleated-princess style which is the
! basis of Ricci's 1'JtiO gypsy? But
i bv a sort of sliaht of-seam, de-
j signer Crahay's creations on a
familiar theme managed to look
fresh as a daisy.
In coats this effect was often
exaggerated so that at limes the
back neckline formed a stand-up
ruff.
Few radical innovations have
appeared so far in new Italian
fashions for spring a($ summer,
but Centin showed Thursday
night that classic style ideas of
the past could be made fresh and
attractive.
Centinaro had lcngthelSOd waists
anu in n i c sKiris, similar 10 inose
shown by Tita Rossi Thursday
morning.
The Centinaro soils had much
in common with thAe shown a
few hours earlier bv Luciani, hipk
i,,ntfii imi,iiv nti,'i ;,.L-pfc ,i,id,y
high,yvide colars and low ncck
linesrj) sinVje bodices, pleated
flounced skirts and scooped out
backs
Both Centinaro and Alingolini
Gugenheim, the other big Italian
house to show Thury, aimed
at elegance and length.
sU-in.
introduced the "spoon
skirl," the "shelf skirt'' andQi sen
sational while chiffon evening gown
with solidly bpgjed bodice in a
vivid field-flower motif. This lat
ter costs about as much as a new
The GiQiclle-Roberts collection
featurea group of bold black-
f and-wniu
pnnls in abstract dc-
smus. vaguely suijUHting modern
art.
Other hiphliuhts of the Townley
collection are screaming colors,
such as a cumbinalirQof neon pink
and poison green in a group of
dresses and costumes so brilliant
thai some editors reached for their
sun glasses. These, says young
Donald Hrook the designer, are
selling like hor cakes all over the
country. He thinks maybe it's a
revolt against the little black
dresses.
Tody's collections, like others
of the week, achieve width at the
top through many sleeve treat
ments, and show a greater variety
of fabric
many ,1:1'
s man nas been seen m
cards went to Mrs. T. C. Fitzger-
aH for bridge- Mrs I HauJ Sfir
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enm, lor pinocnie, ann-its. non-
ert Foster and .Mrs
son, for Canasta.
Halph Jacidi-Thirtv-seven
meulhe
and Riiests were present
for delicious .efreshments served
hy Mrs. John Doyle, assisted bv
Mrs. Wally llonnicutt, Mrs. Dale
lllanck and Mrs John Prior. Mrs.
licfs about feminine squcamishness
at the sight of blood or the sound
oi guns, i ne tronticr ins ihlJ lust
irtM-.i oci wnen v o u
o er when v n n
tramp the lulls and dales with
, gun on your shoulder.
, gun on your shoulder
These spurts-minded coeds do
everything, including lire the gun.
Ullen they are seen in the role
of retriever, when the faithful
hound is noUavafJMc. And this ;
willingness and skill wins amazed:
admiration from the boys. ,
I he best thing about it. say lhe
young men, is that the girl hum-,
' they al
ers not only can gel their rabbits -
so can cook tbent when the:
Hunters come home.
What more wholesome start for
academic dav than
rabbit
bake for breakfast?
O
European Travel Talk
Enjoyed By Alpha Chi
Mrs Dick Gadway was Aosu-ss
(or Alpha Chi Chapter. E5A, re
cently. Following the meeting con
cluded by Mrs. Dick llanlin. chap
ter president, nieinbcs heard a
niost interesting talk O Mrs. Eu -
arda Schacfer
Mrs. Schaefer told the group of I
her travels in Europe, f'he showed I
many souvenirs collected (here
Among the most interesting were
several oil paintings ot scenes near
i, s i:i,lv ..,t.i i,
Mrs I vie Uimi in wnm rii-k
; mrnt, j0 the Mesdames Dick Mur-
' phv, Dick llanlin. Flovd VValker
Hon Oiler. John Jones! C,Qo Bo-
hn, Gavlord Kidney. Gary Wilson,
Hill llallcralt, Merril Storms. Don
( HikkL Bob Jlnrphy, Shirley lltb
I day and Euarda Schaelef.
spectrum
Family Reunion
Enjoyed Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wood of
Garden Valley were host and host
ess Sunday at a family reunion.
Guests of honor were Edith Porter
of College Place, Wash., and Aitea
wood. Mrs. Porter had been v.su-
"ig at Paso Kobles, Lain., ai.u
popped ' over in Garden Vaiiejr.
"WK Wood was celenrating net
I imlhday which occurs on
Jay,
ramily members altenaiM wuie
iiie guest ot honor ana JiT. aua
Mrs. uancy ware, Komie ware,
-.Molly Jean ware, Mr. and airs,
7l.es West. Brad West, Lisa West,
; Mrs. Jack Bishop. Christine Bish-
; op, Mrs. Don Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. t. j. nanaoipn oi Meaiora,
Marian Eaton of Medford, Kern
Wood, Ralph Wood, Dorecn Wood
Pallv Ruckle. Jeanne suckle.
Johnny Ruckle and the host fam-
: ily. Dinner was served at an early
evening hour.
Club Entertained
Wednesday Night
Tee tables of contract bridge
A'cre in play Wednesday evening
.hen Mrs. John Brooke entertained
.icr bridge club at a dessert sup
er at her home on Follett Street.
High score for the evening's play
as held by Mrs. J. M. Alnutt.
Airs. Alva Laws, a guest, had lo
score.
Present were three guests, Mrs.
Laws, Mrs. L. F. Parks and Mg.
Al. C. Dement. Members present
were Mrs. Agnes Stout, Mrs. Glen
Van Horn, Mrs. ,t. M. Alnutt, Mrs.
J. M. Williams, Mrs. Carl Bonner,
Mrs. Alerlc'Rappe, Airs. Jack Cate,
Mrs. Larry Holt and the hostess,
Airs, Brooke.
Airs. Iiner will be hostess to
the club next month.
Visitor (s
Complimented
Mrs. Kdward MMufphy enter
taiffi'd Wednesday 'st a luitiSieon
honoring her mother, Mrs. M. A.
Flatley, of Antigo. Wash., who has
been visiting here f several
weeKS and who left Thursday tor
her noine.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Flallcy, guest of honor; Mrs. Hen-
rv rape Sr., Mrs. W. f. i-orresi.
Mrs. Robert Hatterscheid and the
hostess, Miw Murphy. Contract
bridge was enjoyed during St aft
ernoon with Mrs. Flatley winning
the high score prize.
Coffee Given For
MrsVirgil Conoy
To compliment Airs. Virgil Can
oy, who moved with her husband
and five ehildren Saturday to Sher
idan, Ore., a dishtfgJ toffee w.ifl)!
given Thursday by Mrs. Richardj
Moore. (Quests eniflft'ing the occa
sion with Mrs. Moore honoring
Mrs. Connoy were Mrs. Thomas
Garrison, Mrs. Jack Isaacson, Mrs.
Hoy lhompson, Mrs. Paulus Mc
Kee and Urs. M. C. Bowker.
Luncheon is
Giveo Thursday
Mrs. W. F?Enrrcff, who is presi
Gtnl of the lTolary Anns, enler
lained the group at a very lovely
luncheon at her beautiful home on
SK Kane Street Thursday. Early
spring flowers formed the attrac
tive decorative motif for the oc
casion. Covers were placed for 20.
A social hour followed the lunch
eon and meeting.
Smorgasbord '
Set For Sunday
The annual Swedish Smorgas
bord of liiversdale Grange wili be
an evcM at the hall Sunday. March
6. from 12:30 noon lo3:?,0 p.m.
Special S'fidish foods will be in
cluded on thOinenu. The public has
been most cordially invited to en
joy this annual affair.
Elgarose Corrffort Club
Meets At Grensky Home
A most cf?ioyable afternoon was
spent recently by Elgarose Com
fort Club members when they met
at the home of Mrs. Leonard Gren--Ky
vyh Mrs. Vey Newman, as
:o hosiess. Mrs. Stanley Sju&en
contorted the meeting. The theme
St. Patrick's Day, was carried out
in the decorations affll refresh
ments. Games were played with prizes
'. awarded to Mrs
Charles Stringer
i and Mrs. Sjogren. A baked food
saie was
held with the proceeds
sunt
itoini for the 4-H scholarship. Door
!rizewas won hy Mrs. Joe Cle-
a:)"'
ment and the traveling prize to
i Henry Lander.
I The next meeting will be April
5 at the home of Mrs. Arthur
t aulkner, with Airs. Ottie Stringer,
co-hoslcss. A politick dinner will
lie served al 1 p.m.
Election of officers will be held.
ThaH enioving the afiternoon
were Mrs. Kaiph Stewart and chd-
i ,ii en Terrv and Mike: .Mrs. Ellis
Warner. Mrs. Maynard Hellemn.
I Mr., l ander Mrs Fred Graves
I.Mrs. Carl Kacklund. Mrs. Sjogret,
.itrs. Clement, Marv Lllen and
tommy Clemetit, Mrs. Oltie String
er and Mildred, Mrs. Charles
Mringer. MrsftFred Alberding and
Terry and the liostesses, Mrs. New
man and Mrs. Grensky, and dtigh
jgr 0-'Di'-
Weekly Luncheon Held
Women of the Courtly Club tn-
i.'oved their weekly Own luncheon
and contract bridge play Thursday
at the clubhouse
Mrs. R. D. Bridges held high
score for the afternoon bruUe
play; Mrs Keith Bryant was sec-
ond and Mrs. James Doyle, third.
t unr hpnn fiivpn Fridjv
Pauline Troxell of Glendale was
the hostess Friday afternoon to 23
Inends from the area. After the
luncheon, those who were able to
slay attended the regular meeting
of the Altar Society of the Glendale
I Catholic Church.
King And Queen
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MISS DONNA SCHOLZE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Schulze of Lookinggloss, was chosen ieen of Hearts at
the annuaf Sweethearts Ball held the past weekend at '
Southern Oregon College where she is a student. Her
fian64', Dick Clark, was' chosen King of Hearts and the
young couple was cYowned os a part of the testifies of
the ball held Saturday evening. The young folk announced
their engagement recently and plan their wedding for
June 18 in. Roseburg. Dick is a senior 'at SOC majoring
in gtrieral studies with a humanities background and
Donna is a junior majoring in secretarial science.
Piano "Recital
Affair Tuesday Evening
The third piano recital in a se-1 was enjoycCby parents and friends,
ries of late winter recitals wasi The following played: Richard
given Tuesday evening, March lsl, j Solin. Randy Garrison, Wayne Kit-
by pupils of Miss Gladys Strong.
half the students were boys
The program was varied as begin
ners playingCJjr the first tige wore
presented as well as elementary
and advanced students. The pu
pils played well and gave, a very
interesting program.
The recital was given al Miss
Strona'sresidence studio on SE
Main Street. Apleasant social hoij
Birthday Celebrated
Mrs. Clara Hook celebrated her
dirtliday Thursday at the home of
Aer sdn-in-law and daughter, Mr.
tnd Mrs. Floyd L. Andrus, in Roseburg.
Colorful dobby wprvp In woyCT.
cotton check. Note dainty
pintucking on bodice.
Colors: Blue Pink big
Size 10 to 18
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Benefit Dated
The Oakland Garden Club will
sponsor a SI. Patrick's Day card
parly al a 12:30 o'clock luncheon
.March 17. Prizes will "ie awarded
winners in bridge, five-hundred,
canasta and pinochle. The public
is invited to enjoy the affair. Res
ervations are J)i be made in ad
vance by calling Mrs. George
Blanck, Oakland 3842.
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