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Bride-To-Be Is Feted At Party Jlisn Evalyn Brady of Azalea, who u to be June bride, was l.i,i.nJ liVtWaw avoninff at a hriri. Receives Award at shower given at the home of' Mr. Faul Schimp. The room wa decorated with I ni Newi-Ravlew, Roieburg, Ore. Frf., May 20, 1960 Chapter Has New Officers I ) 4 I i . 1 1 4 ,1 bouquets of rhododendrons and lilacs and dainty shower unBi el las made from paper doilies. The guest of honor was seated in a chair decorated with crepe pa per and balloons. One balloon fill ed with confetti, was popped dur ing the course of the evening, ex ploding its festive contents over the guests. Games were played, with Mrs. Libbv Ester, Mrs. Betty Brady and Miss Nellie Woolerie winning prizes. The serving table was decorated with a bowl of rhododendrons and lilacs, flanked on either side by yellow candles in attractive hold ers. The hostesses, Mrs. Paul Schimp, Mrs. Dick Darrow and Mrs. Gerald Brady, served refresh ments after the honoree had open ed her many lovely gift;. Those present or sending gifts were Jean Gaedecke, Mrs. Roy Snyder, Aliss Terry Alien, Miss Nellie Woolerie, Mrs. Don Snv- KAVW - -X' . t t . -..,-s n i r;'?Tiw i t a . liMfi V. MV r . 9. V..: J If v vi : flu 7a Mi J- 4 yvf 1 r JIAF All I IIlW" iL' 1 -v wr-.M P. m i ri s w.. B-.-.fijm. W'; 1 & ; : 1 urn sa , "t A ; : -. 3 ' - i NEW OFFICERS of Alpha Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, wer installed recently. Pictured above left to right stand ing are: Miss Jean Crow, treasurer; Mrs. C. W. Redenius, recording secretary; Mrs. Georgene Clark, director; Mrs. James Whelchel, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Thomas Garrison, president; Mrs. 0. J. Feldkamp, sponsor. Seated ore Mrs. Arnold Ryder, second vice president, and Mrs. Don LoBronche, first vice president. Pictured below for the Ritual of Jewels ceremony initiates, left to right, include: Mrs. Roger Swengel, Mrs. Byrl Fanning, Mrs. Robert Stevens, Mrs. Blake Matthews, Mrs. Jock Walker, Mrs. C. W. Redenius, Mrs. Van Svarverud, Mrs. Thomas Find ley, Mrs. William Honey and Mrs. Sam Carter. (Pictures by Wilson Studio). JfirJ WV. i fw i K'J i i-' At- i ;'! dcr, Mrs. Ben Phelps, Mrs. Bob Gaedecke, Mrs. r ranees West, Mrs. Howard Chiavaris. Mrs. Mark McLaughlin, Mrs. Harold foreman of Grants Pass; Mrs. Henry Gaedecke, Miss Eula Mae Stewart, Mrs. Libby Foster, Mrs. W. D. Buchanan, Betty Brady and daughters, Janet, Judy and Jan nen; Mrs. Harold Robert and Ruth Ann; Mrs. Gerald Brady, Mr. Sara O.sepian, Mrs. Walter Tanner, Mar garet Hill, Mrs. Kenneth Brady, Mrs. Don Brady, Mrs. Lawrence Worley, Miss Rowena Miller, Mrs. Donald Leckinglon, Mrs. 0. E. Clark, Mrs. Gerald Clark, Judy Smith, Mrs. Paul Schimp, Mrs. Dick Darrow. Mrs. Carl Winsen berg, Mrs. Cleveland, Gcrt Low den, Mrs. Clarence Rassmussen. Mrs. Ray Buchanan, Ola Drew and the honoree. Coos Bay Club Is Entertained Members of the Coos Bay Golf and Country Club were guests at a dinner given by members of the Roseburg Country club Saturday night at the Roseburg Club. Coos Bay golfers were in Rose burg for the annual Rosehurg-Coos Bay golf tournament, which was held Sunday. May 21 Convention Date Further preparations for the Re bekah convention to be held in Canyonville May 21 were made at the meeting of Bertha Rebekah Lodge in the TOOF hall, with Mrs. John Terry, N. G., and Mrs. Leon ard Clifton, V.G., presiding. Mrs. Raymond Carson was in stalled as conductor, replacing Mrs. Robert Hinkle in that office. Mrs. William Preston and Mrs. Gordon Clark served refresh ments. Installation Held By Umpqua HEU On Tuesday Umpqua Home Extension Unit met Tuesday at the Oakland home of Lola Haines for installa tion of officers conducted by Mrs. Neil Burpee. Corsages were pre sented to new officers, who in, elude: Evelyn Karlinger, chair man; Olive Koozer, vice chair man, and Lola Haines, secretary treasurer. Outgoing officers Mrs. Thomas Sutton, Ruth Bunch and Mary El len Timm were also presented with corsages. Eighteen members were present for this, the last meeting until September. i iifl NEW PLEDGES of Aipna Ineta diopter, beta Sigma Phi, are pictured below following th impressive candlelight ceremony held recently at the beautiful home of Mr. ond Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp in Laurelwood. Left to right are Mrs. Wayne Schulz, Mrs. Ted Bene dict, Mrs. Dirk Kruysmon and Mrs. Carl Bonner. (Picture by Wilson Studio). Tri-City Parent-Teachers Hold Officer Installation Installation of olfiecrs was the Tri-City PTA. main feature of a recently held Tri-City TTA meeting. Mrs. lla old Olson of Riddle was the in stalling officer. Mrs. Kenneth .tUmpson, president; Mrs. Claud Engle, vice president: Mrs. John Tjoelker, secretary; Mrs. Dun Hal ter, treasurer; and Mrs. Ted Lew andowski, 'publicity director, were nil given corsaces following t h e randlrlight ceremony. This was the final meeting of the school year 1.9-1 960. c Tri-City voted to combine with Delta Kappa Gamma To Have Meeting Saturday Alpha Theta Chapter Has Candlelight Installation Inslallatinn of officers highlight ed the Wednesday meeting of Al pha Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma I'hi at the home of Mrs. Dirk Kruysman, 7:10 W. lndianola. Mrs. Paul Orr conducted the randleligbi ceremony in which Mrs. Thomas Garrison accepted the presidential gavel for the coin ing year. Also installed were Mrs. Don l.aBranche. first vice president; Mrs. Arnold Ryder, second vice president; Mrs. C. W. Keilenius. recording secretary; Mrs. James Whelchel, correspond ing secretary: and Miss Jean Crow, treasurer. Welcomed back for an other year as sponsor and director were Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp and Mrs. Georgene Clark. Mrs. Garrison presented Mrs. Orr with a gold nin in annrecia- the slate convention of Beta Sig ma Phi. to be held this weekend, were discussed. Aloha Theta is in charge of tonight's dinner and en tertainment. Miss Helen Casev was guest speaker on the topic, "The Print ed Word and Your Life." Her dis cussion of great literao rforks and authors of the past and present emiea on an unusual note when members were invited to act out several scenes from "The Women" by Clare Booth Luce. Refreshments were served by the co-hostesses, Mrs. Kruysman and Mrs. Larry Holt, to the above and to the Mesdamcs Ted Bene dict, Richard flnuey, Sam Carter, Byrl Fanning, Tom Findlny. Gra dy Mankins. Merle Rappe, Robert Schmitt, Wayne Schulze. Robert tion of her work as president this Stevens, Roger Swengel and Jack past year, final preparations for1 Walker. Central Junior High RTA Has Officer Installation Central Junior Hich PTA held its last meeting of the vear Mon day night in the Joseph i.ane audi torium. President Mrs. Roy Han ford expressed her appreciation to the school personel. PTA officers and the many parents who contrib uted to the informative meetings during the year. A brief review of PTA-sponsored activities was giv en. Students and parents were re minded that Fridav. Mav 20. the ! PTA is giving an evening dance Omicron Chanter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Sociely will hold for' the Central student body. Woman's clubhouse Satunta"v. Mav RolT1', - SKff-. Principal, wel 21. at 2 nm .Member, nf ih v,i. ! ron'' lxlh Ke 'tudents and Myrtle Creek and the Classroom ture Teachers Organization W1i '"fir parents. He outlined events J ry r.",.. secretary. Airs teachers Assn.. to give one full be guest, u,s"mIaU0H "i for the remainder of the school "'rk neBernardi; and treasurer, iw.i.r.i. ... . .n...- ... i" i .... ' . . I year and announced the summer ". Ted Barnes. Mrs. McLain Mrs. Ed Frickson, with b e k ground music by Mrs. Geddes. A short and impressive installa tion ceremony was conducted bv Mrs. Carl Wassom. Each retiring officer presented her successor with a corsage nd the essentials for performing her office. The fol lowing retiring officers participat ed: President, Mrs. Foy Hanford: vice president, Mrs. Jsck Cum ill ins: secretary. Mrs. T. C. Fitz gerald, and treasurer, Mrs. Art Wilson. i ! I I) A Vf-' OUTSTANDING GIRL AWARD for the state of Oregon at tha Epsilon Sigma Alpha con vention held April 23-24 at the Eugene Hotel went to Vera Smith- of Oakland, Beta PI Chapter, who is pictured with state president, Gertrude Duncon (on left). Third place chopter winner in the state went to Beta Pi Chapter of Oakland. Receiving the award (on left in picture below) is Naomi Bennett, chopter president. Eugene and Portland presi- , dents are pictured with their winning awards. (Pictures by Juretta, Eugene). ( l; x My I v t I : x4s ,Ca jTi ,' . " INSTALLATION of officers for Roseburg Joy-C-Ettes was held at the home of Mrs. Jim Golden. New officers are Mrs. Clorence Paul, president; Mrs. Bob Lieuronce, vice presi dent; Mrs. Al Brown, secretary; Mrs. Glen Yates, treasurer. Mrs. Bob Raffensperger, presi dent for 1958, conducted the lovely candlelight ceremony and gave a resume of Jay-C-Ette activities. Clarence Paul, vice president of Roseburg Jaycees, was speaker and told of the club's action tor the coming year and activities for Jay-C-Ette participation. Mrs. Dick Smith reported on the state convention held May 6-8 in Coos Bay. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Golden and Mrs. Lieuronce to Mrs. Al Brown, Mrs. Dale Fick, Mrs. Howard Jones, Mrs. Clarence Paul, Mrs. Wesley Peterson, Mrs. Dave Pratt, Mrs. Jack Pruitt, Mrs. Bob Raffensperger, Mrs. Dick Smith and Mrs. Glen Yates. Tlie door prize was won by Mrs. Yates. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul on Hughes Street. coIIcm student Althca Lofland will show slides school program to b conducted lnn closed the meeting and invited bv Bill Williams. members nd students to have re- Vice principal Robert Kcadv In- freshmenta and tour the building, trodured the Central Junior High I . . ..... ... , student hWy officers. iMrs. Miller Is Honored A comedy concerning the split shift was presented bv Mrs. George Honoring Edna Miller, Mr. and I hey aio punning on three more ' i and Mrs. Ted l.ewandowski Lh,.". ,h. .,..'u .1.....! t..'.ji..J 1 at a dinner at iheir hnma in Hv- Inns this rominii summer. Those gave their reports on the sOle con-; ,.i .j ' ,'. . hurst Vallev rerentlv. .n. . . a .. . . - .... ..... ,,.... nim II II ll(M -1 - jioy coiu ironp i.n presenien inieresteii in these trips are kcd 1 vennnn 01 me in nem inia year .,.h,wii l,ii.. . in,i,.j r. v.n.. u. the colors. Bill Calhoun. Scout rep- to mnlaet the Paritic Coast Wild ; " Medtord. the girls was' Mrs Cliff Bahbiti: and Mrs. Verle Miller' and fam- rasenlative presented the charter erness Ireks. Riddle. Oreson. The First graiU mothers served re-i fortfte boys. Mrs. Rigcs The show ily of Cottago Grove aw,! Art Ry- w ui jjvu5uiuj uiaawaiiuii, iiis .uii'a .iiii,inj nu m')t aiies ' iresnincnis. was planned By Mrs. Babbitt anl chard. 'f w 0 or a n gn scnooi grauuate seek- taken on her trip to Kgvpt and ing a degree in clrmciitary ecu-j the Holv Land last wins." ca''on . Tea will be served. John Season Jr. ar.T Robert i Caseheer of Riddle showed slides I ,, .. . -from their pack trips into the Three " lnro"Sn Sisters Wilderness last summer. I Delegates Mrs. Kenneth Samp Garden Valley Couple Hosts Charming Dinner Mr. and Mrs. F, Graham Ewens of Garden Valley were host and I hostess Sunday at a family din-1 ner. Attending were Kenneth and, Beverly Ewens and sons, Graham i and Mike, and Jim and Judy Ew-! ens and daughter, Debbie. Visiting occupied the afternoon hours. Dinner Meet Set The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church will meet Saturday, May 21 at S p.m. at the Bradley Oak Tree Inn at Winchester. Dinner will be served ' at 5:30. The Rev. James Jenkins will In stall new officers. Miss Edna Hold er, missionary from India, will be j speaker mr the evening. May Day Luncheon Held At Ritchie Home Tuesday Mrs. Hugh Richie of Garden Val ley gave a May Day luncheon Tues j day at noon. Spring flowers were arranged about the home. Guests we Mrs. Roy Cornwell. Mrs. F. S Booth. Mrs. l.vle Cornwell and i Mrs. John H. Robinson. Piano Students Perform At Two Lovely Recitals Mrs. Walter Marnsok presented her third and fourth groups of pi ano students in two recitals Sun day afternoon and evening at her home at 2723 NE Douglas. All pieces were played by memory and were very well performed. Guests and parents were present for the two affairs at which spring flowers were used in decoration. Mrs. Marosok was assisted in serving in the afternoon recital by Mrs. A. R. Sheets and Mrs. Axel Skoog. In the evening recital Mrs. Merrill Tozier. Mrs. Don Bailey. Miss Regina I'nruh and Barbro Skoog assisted in serving. Students playing in the afternoon recital were Jimmy O'.Neil, Reeky Reding. Susan Gardner. Sharon Konzack, Robin Cowbrough, l.ana Buck, Catherine O'Neil, Carol Ehft-t, Diann Konzack, Mariorie Wilson. Cheryl Buck. Toni Man ning, Diann Jarvis, Sharon Red ing, Ann Gardner. Susan Firti Patrick, Barbara Christianson and Tommy O'Neil. In the evening recital, those perfornvng were Kenneth Cooper, Laurie McLaughlin. Tlarhara Bail ey, Gail McLaughlin, Monica Cir cle, Bryan Baker, Steve Hammell, Helen Toiier, Linda Galley, Re becca linruh, Barbara Barnes, Mark Campbell, Charles Insley, Tommy Gruwell, Luanne Thurber, Annette McGee, Jean Barnes, Christine Linder, Linda Kinsel, Gwendolyn McLaughlin. Linda I.angley, Gale Short, Sharon Lee, i Bruce Springer, Linda Craig, j Cheryl Baker and Barbe) Skoog. Gary Anltonen and Billy rord were scheduled to play but were unable to be present. The fifth and last recital this spring will he a musical tea Sun day afternoon, May 22. I I Farewell Dinner Given I For Miss Cheryl Griffin The Shewa Camp Fire girls of Dixnnville posted a farewell din ner party lor Cheryl Griffin at the home of leader, Monica Wright, Tuesday evening. Girls attending ; were Terry t arter, onad Patter I son, Cathy Collison. Tamara Man ske. Christy Wadsivorth, Tenaya ! Wright and Judy Boone. The girls : presented Cheryl with I lovely I gift.
