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6 Th Nawt-R.view, Ro.eburg, 1.0(3 - P (3 ft! 1 Si.- V '- '" I i-i-iK-' :f" t Vm 1 .& $v a ft ': )T1 1, . . ! . " p , J T i,-:;; , f.( . ... I ii in hi iiiiiiiiii iiiMMrftiiiimfc'i if' i" i - r i r - f" - - - OFFICERS Of Xi Tqu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, installed ot the homa of Mrs. Dan Dimick Tuesday night are pic tured obove. From left to right, Mrs. Bert Griffin, civil defense; Mrs. L. L. Burr, treasurer; Mrs. Maynard Christen- MSP; ' ' QJnfci IMlhWitowHWrtlinitiimiilli11 HKiiXllili i illlt 1i'ri i ii l III i t 'i 1f ;wi( ni'iihl IT'ai.ftfc ittyrctjiUMH -- ...T..fc in'" itinaariftttiili 1 MEMBERS and guests of Xi Tau Chapter, Beta Sigmo Phi, jj' wero hosted Tuesday ot the home of Mrs. Dan Dimick. i Mrs. Joseph Barnes, president, introduced and welcomed the guests. Mrs. M. C. Bowker installed officers. Mrs. H. A. Johnson and Mrs. Maynard Christensen served re- -freshments to the following guests and members: In back, left to right, Mrs. L. L. Burr, Mrs. George Strand, Mrs. Grandma Shower Given Sunday At Dixonville Jennie Karchcr of Dixonville wa hoslcsj at a "Grandma Shower" Sunday honoring Mrs. Dale Adams, mother ot Airman Ivan Adams, who wilh his wde. Nancy, is sta tioned at udsstead AKB in Penn sylvania. A dainty pink and blue decora ted bassinet held I lie many love ly Rifts. Cake and ice cream were aerved to the itucMs. Those attending or sending Kifls were Kathryn Karclier and daugh ters. Karm and Kristinc; Vildred Schneider, Itutli Karcher, 'Ihelma Savage and daughter, l'atsy: Vera Moore, r'reta Karcher, Jennie Kar cher, Vada Barter. Kay Krey. Achsa Wilson, Isahell Adams and aon. Italph, and Miss .Marietta Adams. After Mis. Adams opened t h e Rifls "":!' "'T ,0lrt done imder the M.,.bia,, .oinine L end to Pennsylvania. Glendale Residents Givt Shower For Mrs. Vaughn Mrs. Albert Kedlicld and Mi s. Olga Kedtield were hostesses re rently for a kitchen and linen shower honoring Mrs. Howard shower honoring Mrs. Howard . . All :;nluvXVtBVeterans And Auxiliary home m a recent lire. Those present or were .Mrs. C, A. M Cecil Munvon. Mrs. Calvin Mun yon, Mrs. llarland Itedbeld. Jose phine Lewis, Mrs. Kolwrt Winkle man, Mabel Winkleman. Mrs Al bert Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Whit- inp Alarlin. .lir. ano nirs. ihiis : Trice. Josephine McNeil of Can ' ..... ... jonville, the hostesses and the honorcc. The hostesses served refresh ments later in the afternoon. Pink AncfBlue Shower Given For Mrs. Pickens sirs, it jt 1'ickens oi .Heinsc sras honored at a -O-rly pink and blue shower party KridaT evening al live home of her sister-in-law. Mis. Clyde Wright, who was Ine hn.t, k. h i t.l . Following a social hour of games i and visiting, nits were presented ! in sir. cirknn. (.. i dames Jan Parks, Mron Mead, announced later. The president will Clara Seclt. Kuth Knott, Jamrs'b installed at the convention in Scott. Clarence Cnffell, Edith lleia-l '""e- le and Clyde Wright. j TSs men'l group int'led llsr- Iveljr refreshments sei serr-i rr Dayton, district commander: ed. i Charles Myers, senior f com- Ore. Frl., Moy 6, I960 Installation Held Spokane Conference Report Given At Riddle PTA Meet The Douglas County Retired Teachers Assn. met in Kiddle Sat urday. A delicious luncheon was served by the Kiddle members to the 42 members and guests who attended from Days Creek, Til- ler, Oakland and Koseburg. The;'""V educational committees, new Kpiscopal Parish Hall wilh us I 0lh"r r.almnal. regional and area huge fireplace and ample rooni.l'breclors. as well as members beautifully decorated wilh bright1'"' "reRon. Idaho, Montana and Iwiiquets of spring floneis, made ! Washington, the inland Empire it a delightful meeting place. ! slates, were present. The Spokane John Horn, Koseburg attorney,!"1' Psored the luncheon held L'JiVf ii most intiri'stini anri infur- mnttve Will?" Kthcl ( liase Rave a complete purl or her n-criil oliim.ame al the Ketiion.il MilA conference in managemen of he National l'i-esi-.llllve ,,,, l0 n)(.el ln Kose. dent. Dr. Klhel I'ercy Audi us, weie,)ur)( , ort.,ti.-r. especially mleresting. 0l) NUy 2I1 , H,,U(.k inn(,r wi During her regime. Dr. Amlrus he held al the (lanlen Vallev club ihas established a rcliremcni home house at 12 :io n m. Kittle 'Winni- 'or learners al oiai. I alii , and a proup insurance plan which girs iinf S,Ho,d Joint" Installation Disli-lo 7 of Veterans and Auxil-, lary of World War 1 ronwni'd in ! the In-City War Memorial build-! mg May 1 at 10 am. After the I Ai,iv.. .l.,l,...,.. I u ; . ..j... . tuna 1UIIIII' eon at noon A joint installation of new offi cers followed. Officers of tho auxil iary installed by J'nt Turner were: President. Meta l.uras of Mid ford; Senior vice president. Jennie Miiun oi grants pass; junior vice i president, niarion ua.Mon, in City: treasurer, lna Powell of drants Pass; chaplain, Kllan I runli I'.vB- l...l.,,n L I 1 Schcnemann. Roseburg: coiiduct-l Iress, Charlotte Tryon, Cave June-; lion; guaitt. llulda Skevington. Kogue River; historian. Ardena Kretschmer: patriotic instructor. LaBelle Aylesworth, Koseburg; and tnisle. Alice W heeler ot Crsnls I'a.ss. AiMMoniisi on cers 1S.I i nP sen, recording secretary; Mrs. Dan Dimick, president; Mrs. George Strand, vice president; and Mrs. Joseph Barnes, city council representative. (Picture by Dan Dimick.) Laurence Peterson, Mrs. Harold Jokela, Mrs. H. A. John son, Mrs. Neil Kaser Sr., Mrs. Robert Kent, Mrs. Frank Felkel, Mrs. Jim Hoonan, Mrs. Dan Dimick, Mrs. Bert Griffin and Mrs. M. C. Bowker. On floor, left to right, Mrs. Joseph Barnes, Mrs. Maynard Christensen, Mrs. C. P. Yundt Jr. and Mrs. Paul Hult. (Picture by Dan Dimick). remai-kahle coverage to older pen pie and a method by which their cost of drugs is reduced. Allhough 7!i years old, she commutes fre quently by air from uiai to Wash ington, D.C., where she serves on x s i ent 1 Aft. l.- fU.a-m rannef nor rr-;new iww W,.,P aifdi-d lo the countv hmmhImm ship. Thcr were erna i arothers Max Kimmel and ford. Hathrvn Kwens and Kileharh will be hostesses. Mary niander: Arvid B. Johnson, junior vk a cooimamler . chaplain Olio Trvon; Charles Krcisrhmer' ouar termasier. Hugh Soiiih nidge ad- . iiiroi VII r.iin m an. Ii. was install- ing officer. The Driurtment of Oiegon Con ivenlion dates lr Veterans of World War 1 are June 1. 3 ami 4 I at .Pendleton. Ilegistratmn will be I hold at the TrmoU Hotel there On Aug 7 al 111 a m . iln'irirt 1 will hold its nieeltnii in the park al f:i-.nl. Ii... r ' - PnU.,,.l,; r,. . . . ellW,hip Entertained 1 T'.cln Speamw enlerlained the I Women's- hello. Inn of the i . gregstainal ( loin h at a delightful d'-ssert nipper in the i honh bar- i mi . A meeting fullowrd and report was given by Mi.fltuih linniere. The nest meeting of thn fellow ship will he at the home of Mrs. John Darling. 417 W. Hickory, May U al 7 ;w p m. Mrs. Shepherd Honoree At Pink And Blue Party r.valyn Shepherd of Glendale was honored at a pink and blue shower at the home of Rose Shep- iieru inursoay afternoon. Hostess es were Ellen Moschkaw and Tiny Stewart. Games were played with Kose Shepherd, Doris Koiihof and Maine stapleton winning prizes. After the gilts had been opened, the hostesses served refreshments. One cake, decorated by Miss Ruth Ann iMoschkau. was frosted in yellow rosebuds. Small white storks were used about the room to carry out Hie theme of the oc casion. Those present nr sending gifts included Mae Burke, Mable Iluin plues. Sue Wells. Vickie Stuart, Kuth Ann Moschkau, Hetty Ann Leonard. Ann Berry. Wihla Troxei. Gladys Reynolds, Kdith Carr, Kose Shepherd, Dotty McDonald. Jua nita Wells, Jean Peavyhouse. Zella Brooks, Bess Bales, Velma Kdson. Ada Place, Mrs. Floyd liar ton. Join Shepherd, l.eota Fisher, Mildred Goodson. Dons Korthof, Mary Jan Jeffries, Wanda Leon ard, Alice Gordon, Wilma Jeffries and Sherril. Mae Kafer, Ann Hur tle, Clara Tomerlin and Kila. Es ther Fachet. Amy Belcher, Ijska Miller, Mable Siaplelon. Alice Sue haski, Melba Barlle, Fmma Jean Jones. Nellie Smart, Franres Sirand, Nellie Fave- Hurke, June Miller. Tiny Stewart and Kllen Moschkau. Glendale Past Matrons Compliment Mrs. Heller The Glendale Past Matron's Club honored Mstie Heller Wrdnesdar evening on the occasion ot her Wnd birthday. The rlub met at the home of His. I.urile Harris, with Mrs. liar n and her mother in law, Mary Harris, acting as hostesses. The honoire was presented with a corsage ami with a wriety of birthday gills. The hostesiei ki-red delicious refreshments. -he rake, made by Mse hafer and ibfuraieil by F ther Kalii, mi shaped and frost ed lo reini-seiii an Easier hat, dec orated wilh ro.es, 'I he room was decmated wilh brass Ixmls of lil.i Those pieaeul weie Hie hiinnrr and the hostesses. Mis. ' srl .Seih er, Mrs Olgar Selher, Mis l ife F.dson, Mrs. Bill Halstead, M r s. Fred Kaler. Mrs t.len hater, Mrs. Howard Kdson and Mu. Kalph Place, Young Folk Enjoy Wednesday Party Ga colored balloons about the room, a cleverly decorated merry-go-round cake, and red and while .. ihj ,iren theme streamers immt" - for the annual Cradle Roll party Wednesday, sponsoi j V dies Home League of the Salvation Army. Games were played with prizes going lo Karen Oberg and Jimmy Tucker. KefreshmenU were aerv ed. Those attending were Bob and Margaret Burkhart, Kare.i Oberg, i7 .kUi,r .lnHv and Mar- cia Harvey, Jimmy lucker and Janet Gruiin. Junior Club Has Meeting Monday The Junior Duplicate Bridge Club mat si,.nHnv evening under the di rection of Mrs. Walter Ulrich. Win ners for the evening's play were Airs. K. W. Fitzgerald and Mrs. James Doyle, first; Mrs. J. S. Sul livan and Alex Kennedy, second; Mrs. F:arl Cone Jr., and Mrs. Wil- ;.,. nlmor Ihird. and William Neighbors a'nd William Pritchell, fourth. aii nnruini interested in olavinc duplicate bridge and having no more than 10 master points are eligible to play in this Junior Dup licate Bridge Club. Anyone desir ing more information may call Mrs. Ulrich. Coffee Honors Mrs. Henslee T. Mnmntimont Mrs. .T. B. Hon- slee on her birthday anniversary a lovely cottee was given oy u. Miller TiipsHa afternoon. Spring flowers formed the attrac tive decorations. A .hnmar nf hirttldav Cards WSS given to Mrs. Henslee from the hostess; her houseguests. Mrs. Maude Winegar of Cody, Wyo., and Mrs. Nettie Sorkness of Seattle, and Mrs. J. B. Preston, Mrs. Hil da Chambers, Mrs. R. M. Corn well, Mrs. C. E. Grubbe and Mrs. H. A. Watzig. Double Shower Party Is Lovely Event At Glendale Hnpi;a Ttnlh and Mrs T.OU- etta Grigsby of Glendale were hon- A n a Inint ninlr and blue StlOW- er given al ine nome oi rem is.c i Wednesday evening. . The honorees were seated in chairs of honor which were draped j with pinK nooon ana uows. fi vi rinuo decorated with Dink, blue, and white crepe paper held the : gifts. After ine guis mu i opened, the hostess served refresh-! menu. Party favors were minia-; ture storks. Those present or senoing gins included Fern Nace. Ellen Roberts, : WUma Kessinger, Ellen Frye, Bil- j lie Sue Naee, Tommy Pemberton, Thelma Strode, Bonnie Rolland, Esther Carlock, Mary Ann French, Laura Hale, Corrina Keaton, Emma Jean Jones, Doris Carlsen, Earline Hales. Verneta Marriott and Linda, Edith Appel, Letha Clark, Mrs. Wayland Freye and daughter, Mrs. Janice Mann, both of Wolf Creek; Mrs. Harry Kes singer of Sunny Valley, and Esther Faulk and Lillian Fox, both of Canyonville. Matie Heller Honored By ! Eastern Star On Tuesday The Glendale Eastern Star initi ated three candidates and honored a long-time member and officer, Matie Heller, at their meeting Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Candidates initiated were How ard Chiavaris, Earl Bucnger and Kenneth Brady. ! Mrs. Heller, who is celebrating her 82nd birthday, was escorted to . Ani-ii hnir.throne as the chap ter's "Queen for a Night." She was crowned witn a goia crown decorated with her name written : nliinr Inhnnv Dillon, master of ceremonies for the addenda. presented her wun a gov nom u. chapter and several gifts from in dividual members. About 40 mem bers were present, including two former Glendale residents, Mr. and Mrs Warren Adsitt of the Mistle toe' Chapter at Drain, associate pa tron and associate conductress of that chapter. Mrs Kellie Davidson, Miss Stella Rurke. Lucille Harris and Mr. and Mrs Ed Throne served refresh ments after the meeting. Elkton Woman Hostess At Lovely Party For Husband Mrs. Garold Madison of Elkton ',. af . KiirnrisA card Was Jiosii-nn s - - party and birthday party at her home recently, in uuimi ui s.-i band's birthday. Gucsls present were Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Solomon, Mr. ana . i i sir nml Mrs mis. nowniu S.O..I..O, - Sharmn Collcy. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Surgeon, sirs. vr. s. mi-st-ismi aim Mrs. M. Gillen. Ladies high prize was won by Mrs. Surgeon and men's high prire was wnn by Charles ,-soiomoo, i-ow pmr ii women was won by Mrs. Colley, and men's low. Hnward Carnes. Pinochle prizes were won by Mr. and Mis. Solomon. Refreshments ...... .nrveH hv the hostess at Ihe closa of the evening. iOSE WEIGHT "VIRGINIA Jm BRUCE "I 1.1.1 lon pnunu. Ir ! I -unit M foil kunrj or jitlorj -1akn dirsrll tfor Bie.l ".AT,, ntrSt four tMits'.. Vlir.flF t U.t -! """ At, I. . ! rhof-olsW fulM-l?rl 9..I s-amlla .r.mel. wl ' ,ii.t.iil. A Montn l Supply t" i Mrs. Ralston Bridges Is Honored By OES Chapter At a meeting of Oakland Chap ter 81, Order of Eastern Star. Kuth Bridges, who has been organist for 31) years, was honored. The occa sion was a complete surprise to Mrs. Bridges. The following distinguished guests were introduced and wel comed: Ronald L. Gilson, worthy grand patron of the Grand Chap ter of Oregon; Carlotta K. Wise man, past grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon; Olga Bielman, member of the special projects committee; LaVcrne Von Srhnltz grand representative of New Hampshire; and a group of visiting worthy matrons and worthy patrons. Clyde Riffe was guest or ganist for the evening. Fifteen past matrons and seven past patrons were present. Ruth Bridges was escorted lo a place of honor where Worthy Ma tron Gertrude Hebard presented her wilh a beautiful corsage. "This is Your Life Ruth Bridges" was read by Mrs. Bielman from a book let which had been compiled listing all the officers Kuth had served under, together with the years she served. Her husband, Itaiston Brid ges, was introduced and added to the episodes in her life. Glide Banquet And Prom Is Outstanding Event Saturday The annual junior-senior ban quet and prom of Glide High School held Saturday evening in the Gold Room of the Hotel Umpqua, was the most outstanding event to be hosted by a Glide junior class. During the dinner hour, ballots were passed out to select the reign ing monarchs for the prom. As the Bob Keese orchestra of Roseburg played the opening mu sic for the ball, Pat Iteese, a sen ior, was crowned queen and David Cellers, a senior, crowned king. Princesses were April Hansen, Ju dy Cox and Sandy Isaakson. Princ es were Mike Dunstan, Les Bog ner and Joe Eifert. One-hundred thirty students and guests made a delightful picture, the girls in lovely formal gowns wearing corsages from their es corts. Chaperones were principal John Thompson and Mrs. Thomp son, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Coates. 0 . Jbviousty, P' the lady doesn t know. . . jwi 'ffl&K "'m 1 ifeiMaaBali H mil III ily -jfi- i,n ,j J a Perma-lift's Magic Oval Pahtie can't ride up ever! Long-Leg Style Obviouslv, the young on vour left has a lot ahoi.it comfort. She doesn't know that 'Perma.lift's", Magic Oval Pantie -CAN T RIDE UP-EVER But now yarn can enjoy life your "Perma.lift" Pantic will remain comfortably in place always. Bt fitted today. Is. IllssM The Best Place Shop Affer All The Job's Daughters presented an addenda and a gift was pre sented to Mrs. Bridges by the Hon ored Queen Alona Bennett, who thanked her for all the help she has been to the bethel for so many years. Cloyde Riffe, accompanied by Jean Trenian, sang "Friend of Mine" and a speciul number en titled "Kuth Bridges is her Name." An addenda was presented by the courtesy officers, each carrying a golden lyre. Juamta llolgate, ac companied by Mrs. Treinan, sang a song especially written by Mrs. llolgate for Kuth to the tune of "With a Song in my Heart." The worthy matron then present ed Mrs. Bridges wilh a gift from the chapter and thanked her for all the work she has done for the chapter. Mrs. Bridges expressed her sincere appreciation for the wonderful surprise and honors. At the close of the evening, re freshments were served in the din in robin which was beautifully dec orated. The committee in charge were Juanita llolgate, chairman; Vern llolgate, Beulah DcMuth, Ida Lehman, Ida Pinkston, Lloyd Pink stnn, Vi Hubbell and Herbert Hub-bell. Bob Shrum was chairman of the banquet committee and Jerallec Bunnell was chairman of the prom committee of the successful affair. Club Meets At Metzger Home Mrs. L. W. Metzger entertained her duplicate bridge club Monday at her beautiful home on Metzger Court. Guests were Miss Helen Cas ey and Mrs. L. J. Fullerton. Mem bers enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Metzger were Mrs. Walter Fisher. Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook, Mrs. Virgil Lomax, Mrs. R. D. Coen and Mrs. Walter Ulrich. High score -for the afternoon's bridge play was won by Miss Cas ey with Airs. Metzger winning the second high score. At the tea hour Mrs. Metzger served lovely refreshments. $8.50 first-nighter to learn - To V VI SiyW No. 38.8-Loni oa 1 ' comfort rd control, power J net pmtie ihapFt you lor 1 nw fashion. Nw con I vement Open Oval Crolrh. lWK $8.50 fir. No. 110 "Self-F.- 1 ting" cotton br conlornu I 1 to wr eiAct cup ic. I 52.50 Barbara Lynch" Shower Honoree Barbara Lynch of Glendale was honored at a pink and blue shower given at the 100K Hall Saturday evening. Nellie Sutch and Gene vieve Johns were co-hostesses. Guests played two games with ' prises going to Velma Anderson and Dons Korthof. Gifts were presented in two dee orated doll buggies, which were wheeled into the room by Tommy Johns and Debby Sutch. After the honoree opened her many lovely gifts, refreshments were served. Table favors were paper diaper nut cups. The tables were centered with pink and while crepe paper bassinets. Those present or sending gifts were: Pauline Troxell, Sally Gra ham, Isabel Berry, Sandra Musla, Sharon Ross of Mcdford, Miss Sandra and Jeannie Johns, June Miller, Marita MaGill, Leola Fish er, Ann Berry, Gladys Reynolds, Alice McCarl of Grants Pass, Mat ie Heller, Hazel Whaley, Thelhia Webber, Dnnna Williamson, Jeame Pugh, Louise Miller and Sharon. Alary Alartin, Chris Coates. Edith Carr, Doris Johns, Velma Edson, Vivian Alorgan, Alclba Bartle, Dor is Korthof, Vi Kimbrough, Judy Jones, Zelma Smith, Alarguerita Stevens and Donna, Carol Alize, Dorothy Mize, Pat Williamson, Beverly Johnson of Aledford, Bob by Howard. Olesa Swanson, Alaa Kafer, Ida Basyc, Airs. Vernal Big elow, Guyla Vaughn, Lilly Belle Cooley, Airs. Tom Thomas, Gene vieve Johns, Nellie Sutch, Mrs. Harvey Flipse and Carol Aloseiey. M. C. Duplicate Club Has Meeting The Myrtle Creek Duplicate Bridge Club met Alonday evening at the home of Airs. Lennart Carl son. Winners for the evening were Mrs. W. K. Johnson and Airs. Bell, first; Mrs. E. S. Wilkey and J. L. Hollonquist, second, and Airs. R. 0. Bordeaux and Airs. J. P. Wil son, third. This duplicate club is open to the public and all bridge players are most cordially invited to at tend the Monday evening meetings of the group. Those desiring fur ther information regarding the club may contact John Alarkham, Alyr tle Creek, director, or Mrs. B. 0. Bordeaux of Riddle, who is chairman.
