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Annual Fashion Show Enjoyed
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BRIDE MODEL and two bridesmaids pictured above appear
ing in th Roseburg Woman's Club annual spring fashion
show Soturday at the Gold Room of the Umpqua Hotel
I are Mrs. Charles Brown of Myrtle Creek (center), Mrs.
Elmer Thompson, left, ond Mrs. Ricrard Hanlin, right, of
Roseburg. (Photo by -Chris' Studio of Photography).
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SOME OF THE PRETTY MODELS in the, Roseburg Woman's
Club annual spring fashion show at the Gold Room of the
Umpqua Hotel Saturday afternoon were Miss Sue Ladd,
abov left, attired in a pink Easter outfit with matching
gloves and hat; Mrs. Elmer Thompson ond Mrs. Richard
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Surprise Birthday Party
Fetes Lawrence Gibson
Mrs. I,awrenc Gibson, wife nf
the Glpnriole Hiiih School pnnnpnl,
was honored at (Surprise hirih
day parly Kriday altoriKxin at the
home of anolhrr facully wife, Iaisi
Shiill. A rielinouii luncheon was
aervcrt, and the hnnore was pre
sent! with a number of lovely I
giflsT I
Those present were Olecia Swan-,
ann, Ann Bartle. Kalie Hickinc-j
botham, Nancy Mehl, Laura John-i
ton and Joan Mehl. I
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Reception Given
A family reception for newly
weds, Mr. and Mrs. Hon Cramer,
was held Sunday afternoon at lrain
at the home of the bride's pare;;s,
Mr. and Mis. John Clark.
Areme Club Has Meet
The Areme Club met at f h e
home of Mrs. lShnie Knypstra in
Klklon Monday night. liisrusMon
was held concerning a spachelti
dinner and rummace sale at the
lodge hall Saturday nipht, April 18.
Hanlin, center, who wore matching blue bridesmaid en
sembles, ond right, Miss Karen Wishart, wearing a swim
suit with straw hat ond matching straw purse. Below, Miss
D'Ann Fullerfon, dressed in a Hawaiian costume, did
a hula during the fashion show program.
Fashion Show Lovely Event
A beautiful wedding waa solem
nized Saturday, March 19, at 7:30
n . at iha Tri.ritv PrpKhvterian
Church, when Patricia Jane Grif
fiths, daughter of Jlr. ana Airs.
J. V. Griffiths of Riddle, and John
Daniel Kline, son of Ralph Kline
and the late Mrs. Kline of Rudyard,
Mont., exchanged vows. The im
pressive double ring ceremony was
nnrfnrmpH hv the Rev. James P.
Dowdy, pastor of the church.
A pinK ana wnne memo ."
ried out in the church and recep
tion decorations. The church was
decorated with baskets of pink and
white stock, pink roses and chry
santhemums with white candles.
Th hrirle. piven in marriage by
her father, was lovely in a floor
length white embroidered nylon
gown having wide scalloped neck
line and v-shaped bodice from
,hi,.h h full hnnned skirt fell in
wide embroidered panels. The
white lingcrup veu was neiu
h a small nparl-edced
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deep pink Sensation rosebuds and
white nyacinms.
The matron of honor, Mrs. trie
u7iun cicioc nf the hririe. wore a
rose silk shantung sheath with
full overskirt of rose organza, ana
hnnauet of Dink rosebuds
and white hyacinth. Bridesmaids
Necia Cardwell and Barbara Fitz
gerald, both of Portland, wore
light green sheath gowns of silk
shantung with full overskirts of
green organza and carried the
same flowers as the matron of hon
or. Organist was Mrs. Barbara
Hushlon. Mrs. James Dowdy sang,
"Because," "Thru the Years" and
"Wedding Prayer."
The mother of the bride wore a
gown of dusty rose laca with grey
accessories and a corsage of pink
rosebuds and white hyacinth.
The bridegroom was attended by
Gene Sause of Eugene as best
man, Duncan Kline and Don Bau
mer. Ushers were Roy Berg and
Dick Kluzik, who lighted the tall
white altar eandles after seating
the guests. '
Immediately after the ceremony
a receotion was held in Nash hall
at the church. The beautiful pink
and white wedding cake, wreathed
with pink roses and lilies of the
valley and flanked by pink tapers
Mrs. Don Dole
Shower Honoree
A pink and blue shower, given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Kaine Monday night, honored
Mrs. Don Dole. Mrs. B. Brazier
and Mrs. Lewis G. Wilson were co
hostesses with Mrs. Kaine.
An aDoroDriate stork poster
greeted guests as they arrived. The
theme, "A Star is Born," was used
in another decorative poster. Jap
anese quince, hyacinths and vi
olets were arranged in bouquets
about the room.
Prizes were awarded for games
after which the honoree opened
her beautifully-wrapped gifts. De
licious refreshments were served.
Invited to honor Mrs. Dole were
Mrs. Robert Stults, Mrs. Robert
heefe, Mrs. Ross Myers, Mrs
James Finlay, Mrs. R. L. Wiley
Mrs. William Kissinger and Mrs.
Don anders.
in crystal holders, was served by
Mrs. rranK . ego 01 roruano,
aunt of the bride. Mrs. R. E. Paetz
served the punch; Mrs. Emmons
Coleman of Riddle and Mrs. Alice
Stuart of Cottage Grove poured
coffee and tea.
Lynn Coleman and Nancy and
Carolyn McCoy attended the gift
table. The guest book was pre
sented by Mrs. Donald Wren.
For going away the bride chose
a red wool suit dress with black
accessories. Following a week's
wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Kline
will be at home in Portland where
Mr. Kline is a student at Portland
State College.
Out-of-town guests were: Ralph
Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kline,
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kline and
Dick Kline, all of Rudyard, Mon
tana; Miss Violet Kline, Miss Nec
ia Cardwell, Miss Barbara Fitz
gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie How
ott, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hanson,
Miss Anna Jepson, Miss Virginia
Jepson, Don Clevenger, Don Bau
mer, Roy Berg. Dick Kluzick and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Scgo, all
Portland; and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Sause, Eugene.
Jay-C-Ette Dance
Slated Saturday
Mrs. Larry Armstrong and Mrs.
Glen Gowey were hostesses recent
ly for the meeting of the Sutherlin
Jay-C-Ettes at the home of Mrs.
Armstrong.
Plans were completed for the
"Beatnik" dance, to be given Sat
urday, April 9. at the Sutherlin
Community Building. Guests are
to dress in the heatnik style, in
jeans, sweat shirts, leotards and
sweaters.
Mrs. Gowey was appointed third
alternate timber days representa
tive. Nominees were named for elec
tion of officers, which will take
place at the club's next meeting
April 25. The meeting will be a
no-hostess luncheon at the Four
Winds Restaurant.
Thomas Findlays
Hosts At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Findlay
were host and hostess Sunday in
their lovely home in Lookingglass
for a delightful birthday dinner
honoring the birthday of six friends
and relatives who included Mar
celene Painter, Billy Hess, Debbie
Resner, Frank Westley, Ruby
Blood and Kay Farley.
Covers were placed for Mr, and
Mrs. Barney Painter, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Monroe, Viana and
Billy Hess, Dr. and Mrs. John
Resner, Gary, Erie and Debbie;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westley, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Findlay Jr., D'Gaye
and Amye; Mrs. Ruby Blood,
Henry Cox; and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Findlay and small grand
daughter Kay Farleu.
Three lovely birthday cakes were
featured and an afternoon of games
and visiting was enjoyed.
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MR. AND MRS, JOHN DANIEL KLINE pose for their wed
ding picture, obove, following their marriage March 19 ot
the Tri-City Presbyterian Church. The bride, Patricia Jane
Griffiths, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Griffiths
of Riddle and the bridegroom is the son of Ralph Kline
and the late Mrs. Kline of Rudyard, Mont. Mr. and Mrs.
Kline will reside in Portland. (Picture by Warren Studio,
Myrtle Creek).
Sutherlin Women Hostesses
For Fellowship Luncheon
A covered dish dinner was serv
ed by the Christian Women's Fel
lowship of the Sutherlin Christian
Church, at their recent meeting.
Hostesses were Mrs. Don Barlow
and Mrs. Lee Brinklcy.
Special guests were Tom Court
ney, Gordon Read and Sue Herrin,
an evangelistic team. Following
the dinner, a short talk by Mr.
Courtney explained the work of
women's groups in the missionary
field.
The meeting was conducted by
Mclba Brinkley, president, and the
opening prayer was given by Min
nie Abeene. Devotions were led by
Ada Abeene.
It was reported by the work
chairman that a large box of cloth
ing had been sent to Colegio Bibli
co at Eagle Pass, Texas.
Present for the meeting were
Opal Robbins, Minnie Abeene, Eth
el Manning, Alice Swindler, Dora
Hamilton, Dorothy Longhrcak, El
sie Perkins, Melba Brinklcy, Dor
othy West, Loretta Barlow, Leta
Braurht, Ada Abeene and three
guests, Carol Harris, Curtis Wil
liams and Peggy Denton.
"Holland" Banquet Theme
At Canyonville Friday Night
Canyonville Bible Academy sen
iors entertained the school faculty
at a banquet Friday evening in
the CBA dining' room transformed
to match the chosen theme for the
occasion, "Holland."
A windmill fdrmed the focal
point with paper tulips, Dutch shoe
programs and tiny windmill place
cards added to the effect. Sopho
more girls dressed in quaint cos
tumes served the meal planned as
nearly as possible around Dutch
foods.
Dick Johnson, senior class pres
ident, acted as master of cere
monies introducing the musical
numbers and program: a duet,
"Little Dutch MilL," by Georgiana
Henry and Ken Lotter; mixed
quartet, "Tiptoe Through the Tu
lips;" vocal solo, "Smilin"
Through," by Mrs. Robert Shaffer
and a violin'solo, "Accolopay," by
David Johnston, all accompanied
by Janet Pennington; and a hum
orous Dutch reading by Sandy Lea '
and an address "Tulips and Wind
mills," by Jean Exum.
The ajinual semi-formal event
was planned under the supervision
of senior class advisors, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Shaffer.
"Roseburg Fashion Center of '
Douglas County" was the thought
expressed by many of the fashion
ably attired guests attending the
Roseburg Woman's Club benefit
dessert luncheon and style show
Saturday at the Umpqua Hotel.
Mrs. Robert O'Neil and Mrs.
Thomas Garrison were chairman
and co chairman of the event. Mrs.
Jack West, decorations chairman,
and her committee, Mrs. H. C.
Berg, Mrs. Porter Lainhart, Mrs.
Charles Todd and Mrs. Kenneth
Swain, in keeping with the theme.
"Fashions Out of This World."
transformed the Gold Room inlo
"outer-space" with a large glitter
ing sputnik mobile which gyrated
back and forth in the ceiling above
the center of the green carpeted
stage. Smaller satellites of styro
foam skirted in red or blue net
edged in silver, orbited among
many silver tenseled stars around
the skirt of the huge stage. Each
of the more than 81) tables were
similarly decorated.
Mrs. Albert McBee. president,
welcomed the guests who were
ushered lo their places by the
Misses Julie Roberts, Theresa Lay
ton and Pam and Caroline Mahon
ey. Seventy models wore the latest
rhic spring fashions from local
stores. Mabel Lewis' "jet flight
around the world in one suitcase"
was presented by Mrs. Kenneth
Swain, Mrs. Dale Williamson. Mrs.
C. D. Albright, Mrs. Knule Kersh
ner, Mrs. Rex Roberts and Mrs.
R. A, Briggs, each wearing what
the well dressed sight seer would
need for traveling light.
Peggy O'Neil and Gwen Mc
Laughlin wore sub teen playclothes
from Svoboda's followed by Handy
Garrison and little sister Teresa,
modeling what the kindergarten
set would choose for dress-up.
Dehby Jo Waters, Kevin Shell
hammer. Jeffrey and Janice Nor
man and Stephen Hard paraded
in Sunday school attire. Svohnda'a
maternity department presented
Mrs. Robert Golden, Mrs. D I e k
llollenbeck and Mrs. Tom Findley.
Shoes were by (mre.
Luverne's models were Mrs.
Charles Hrrwn modeling a smart
two-some beach outfit, followed bv
D'Ann Kullerton. Mrs. Hale Roles',
Mrs. John Longfellow Jr., Mrs.
Otis Roley, Mrs. Klwr Thompson
Mrs. R. B. Rhoades and Mrs. Dirk
Hanlin parading in smart cottons.
! cocktail and afternoon dresses and
formal wear.
I A change of pace n set bv
th Man's Shop, with Gary Mrrks
i at the microphone. Wavne Med
ford, Dick Linden, Alan Knudt-
sen and Fred Hargis modeled what
the well dressed male would wear
for sports and business travel.
Young Bruce O'Neil and Tim Doyle
wore clothing suitable for dating
or attending the prom.
Miss D'Ann Fullerton brought
rounds of applause with her pre
sentation of an Hawaiian dance.
The Style Shop's contribution in
cluded the latest in beach and
travel clothes, afternoon and for
mal attire modeled by Karen Wish
hart, Airs. Robert O'Neil, Sharon
Bolon, Mrs. Robert Schmidt, Mrs.
Robert Bashford, Marcy Arndt,
Mrs. William iladson and Mrs. Al
bert McBee.
Mark's chose Easter fashions for
different age groups modeled by
Mrs. Jerry DeMulh, Mrs. Jack Oli
ver 111, Mrs. C. J. Bielman, Mrs.
Wayne Medford, Miss Sue Ladd.
Kay Van Krevelen and Ricki Hu
kari. Danny Fromdahl sang the favor
ite tune, "In the Good Old Sum
mertime," to serenade the Alpha
Chi Chapter, Kpsilon Sigma Al
pha, bathing beauties, Miss Clara
Srallon, Sharon Bolen, Bonnie Mur
ply and Glcnda Murphv who pa
raded up the ramp in 1928 bathing
suits.
Miller's chose Sandra Stewart.
Gwyn Robinson. Carolyn Turner
and Sandy Rudd to model the
newest in swim suits. Mrs. Frank
Virgil Woodruff
Feted On Monday
Mrs. Virgil Woodruff of Garden
Valley honored her husband .Mon
day at a dinner lo celebrate his
tloih birthday. Spring lowers were
used about the home.
Covers were placed for the hon
ored guest and for Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wesley, Jo Ann Weslev,
Mrs. Myrtle Lundoen. Mrs. Kffie
Peaters. William Morgan. Mae
MrFarland, and Mr. and Mrs. Em
mett Wallers and the hostess.
White candles and the birthday
PftlrA fnrmH th rnnlitrniana V..1 .
lowing dinner the guest o( honor
opened nis mrlmlay gifts and
cards. Harry Wesley showed col
ored slide pictures of vacation
trips and many wildflower ftenes.
Benefit Luncjteon Held
Mrs. Norman Chappell and Mrs.
Harry Johnson of Canyonville were
co-hostesses to some 20 ladies at a
Red Cross luncheon Wednesday at
the Chappell homAwhen donations
for the local Redxross dnva were
receited.
Ashley modeled a stunning suit
and later a beautiful original att-
ernoon outfit; Mrs. Gene McCoy,
Mrs. jstay Jv. Harrison, Mrs. Dale
Williamson, Mrs. 0. L. Stewart,
Mrs. Dale Chrislensen and Ann
Holey paraded the latest styles for
morning, afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Kenneth Swain and son, Greg,
made a pretty picture dressed for
shopping or afternoon visiting. Bill
Puckett. Vic lwis and Dale Clark
modeled clothes for the business
man, while young men's styles
were shown by Gary Sims and K.
B. Swain.
And for the spring wedding fi
nale, Mrs. Elmer Thompson and
Mrs. Richard Hammond were
graceful bridemaids in short point
d'esprit gowns with five-tired skirts
in pale seakist green. Mrs. Charles
Brown, the bride, wore a double
tiered dotted tulle gown with lace
and butterfly sleeves. The veil
was very full, elbow length ot Eng
lish silk illusion. All dresses were
by Luverne's. Dick Linden played
the part of the bridegroom. Mrs.
Archie Amorde played the wedding
march on the organ. Vic Levis was
the bride's father. All the men s
costumes were by the Man's Shop.
The Roseburg Woman's Club
wishes to thank Ricketl's Music
Store. Trowbridge Electric, Curtis'
Furniture. Memorial Gardens and
Umpqua Florists for their help in
furnishing props and to Mrs. Ar
chie Amorde who played the or
gan throughout the show.
Other committee members not
previously mentioned include Mrs.
Milton Hard, tickets; Mrs. R. R.
League, publicity, Mrs. Albert
McBee, staging, Mm. Dale William
son and Mrs. A. G. Mcl.ain. ward
robe; Mrs. W, A. Buckleair and
Mrs. Ken Rusher, script; Mrs.
Clyde Carstens, program; Mrs.
William timer. commentator;
Mrs. Lee Stewart, models: Mrs.
Earl Bleile and Mrs. Emmanuel
Johnson, food and serving, and
their helphers. Mrs. Burton Wright.
Mrs. Ira Seitr, Mrs. Burdctte Pe
terson. Mrs. Howard Tatlison, Mrs.
Lee Flaherty, Mrs. J. R. Anlauf.
Mrs. Paul Aheel, Mrs. Charles
Mumhy, Mrs. H. E. McCollum and
Mrs. N, Charles Wallin.
Door prizes were won bv Mrs.
II. V. Church, Mrs. Randolph
Slocum and Mrs. Earl Plummer.
Guests came from many parts
of Douglas County to view the
Imiw. Mrs. Gladys Workman and
friends were among those who
1 came from Scottshui g. More than
; 70 from Sutherlin and Oakland at
tended and others (from Mvrtle
i Creek. Winston, Canvonvilla were
'seen among the crowd.
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