THE HELEN SAAR combined kindergarten classes pre
sented a graduation program' for their parents and friends
iin the school room at 10 a.m. Thursday. The theme was
"A Parade of Months." September was a circus, Octobar
was ghosts and witches, November had an Indian group,
December was Christmas toys, January presented a cowboy
drill, February had a minuet, March was a group of kites,
April showed a bunny dance and May had a Maypole
wind. Graduation diplomas were presented to the children
and a report was made of progress to the parents. Pictured
above are afternoon class children. Row 1, Janet Brickley,
Jeanine Rhoads, Diana Merrill, Barbara Bryan, Sally Luoma,
Mary Lou Jenkins, Judy Collins. Row 2, Dick McDonald,
Club Meets
At Luncheon
Mrs. Clair K. Allen entertained
her bridge club at a charming 1
o'clock luncheon ' at her lovely
home on SE Watson Street Tues
day. Spring flowers formed the at
tractive decorations.
Covers were placed for Mrs. S.
G. Palmer and Mrs. R. D. Coen,
guests, and Miss Helen Casey, Mrs.
Chester Morgan, Mrs. Ivan Pick
ens, Mrs. D. B. Bubar, Mrs. C. B.
Wade and the hostess, Mrs. Allen.
High scores for the afternoon's
contract bridge play were won by
Mrs. Coen for guests and Mrs.
Wade for members.
Ceremonies Held
At Formal Dinner
On Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at
Ruth Bradley's Oak. Tree Inn in
Winchester, Beta Pi Chapter 1991,
Epsilon Sigma Alpha, enjoyed a
buffet dinner.
After a short meeting, the pres
ident 'conducted the jewel pin cer
emony for Doris Neeley, Mrs. Noil
Fuller -and Mrs. Daniel Gillon. In
stallation ceremonies were held
for the president, Mrs. Paul Allen:
vice president, Mrs. Robert
Stearns; recording secretary, Jo
Anne Premazzi; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Lyle Stuwe; trea
surer, Mrs. Paul Schulze; educa
tional director. Mrs. Eueene Todd:
parliamentarian, Mrs. Daniel G'l-
lon; nistorian, Mrs. james crown.
Others attending the formal buf
fet dinner were Mrs. Ronald Cope
land, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs.
Eugene Todd, Mrs. Barton Slane,
Mrs. Kenneth Manning, Mrs. Les
lie Heaton, Mrs. James Runse,
Mrs. William Bennett. Mrs. Wil
liam Ulmer and Mrs. Harry Smith.
Saturday Picnic Held
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bryan, Mrs.
William La Prath, Mrs. Albert
Vaughn and Mrs. Harland Cope
land took 19 seventh graders from
the Glendale High School to the
Devils Flat for a picnic Saturday
morning. the group went moun
tain climbing and played soft ball,
At noon, they enjoyed a picnic
luncn.
Kindergarten Program Enjoyed
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Melrose Blue Bird Ceremony
Impressive Event Of Monday
In an impressive candlelighting
ceremony Monday evening, Mel
rose Blue Birds "flew up" into
Camp Fire. The ceremony was
presented during the program hour
at the regular PTA meeting.
Giris flying up into Camp Fire
included Bonnie Alberding, Kathy
Armstrong, Margaret Bradford,
Sharon Burris, Edith Clement, Pe
gy Friend, Christine Gausnell, Pa
tricia Godbcy, Shirley Shipp, Bet
ty Stringer, Jcannine Eckley, Joyce
Johns, Cindy White, Laura DeSues,
Barbara Harrah, Dora Farrell, Su
san Salcido, Joyce Rogers, Shirley
Burkart and Kay Kaiser.
Mrs. Keith Conn's third grade
Blue Birds sang "Listen To The
Blue Birds." Girls participating
were Becky Ellis, Kara Scott, Con
nie Ward, Linda Brougher, Sharon
Nickolaus, Debbie Alberding and
Shirley Clement.
The A-Ki-Hi-Ci Camp Fire girls
assisted in the fly-up program and
were accompanied by their lead
er, Mrs. Richard John.' Girls in
this group were Lurene John, Mary
Mohr, Elissa Eckman. Paula Dick,
Patty Bicknell, Trudi Speilman,
Roberta Cox, Norrcan Friend,
Kathleen Loomis, Lind Jo McCar
ger and Charlene Glover.
Peggy Friend presented Mrs.
John with a corsage in apprecia
tion of all she has done in assist-
Oakland Chapter 91, OES
Honors Mothers At Meet
Oakland Chapter 91, OES, met
Thursday at the Masonic Temple,
with worthy matron, Gertrude He
bard, and worthy patron, Alton
Hcbard, presiding. Mrs. Hcbard
welcomed all mothers present and
read a beautiful poem in their
honor.
Initiation was held for Walt and
Sylvia Manning.
The Rev. John P. Ginter gave a
very interesting talk on mother
hood and Christianity in the home.
Serving on the decorating com
mittee were Art Trcman and Har
ry Smith. Refreshment committee
members were Morris Geiger, For
est Rehwalt, Leighton Cornish,
Paul, Schulze and Ted Roadman.
Gary Standley, Gordon Mobley, Nubbie Munion, Paul
Shinn, Kevin Babbitt, Max Gano. Roy 3, Glenn Blanchard,
Martin Roberts, Steven Standley, Douglas North, Cal Cox,
Gordon MacCracken. The morning class is pictured below.
Row 1, Alcie Banks, Susan Roles, Shelly Garland, Barbara
Lecklider, Carol Ann Dimick, Kathy Stone. Row 2,- Hal
Bellows, Mike Stokes, Earol Ives, Barbara Gee, Nancy
Bollendorf, Marlene Miller, Deanne DuFresne, Willow
Yuninger, Bruce Moores, Butch Clarenback. Row . 3, Bob
Carter, Robbi Roles, Tommy Yates, Harvey Gerlitz, John
Osborne, John Decker, Tim Doyle. (Pictures by Chris' Studio
of Photography). ,
ing in getting the Camp Fire pro
gram started in Melrose.
Mrs. J. E. Conn, regional repre
sentative, and Mrs. John were in
troduced by Mrs. Carrol E. Friend
mistress of ceremonies and group
organizer. Melrose leaders taking
part in the ceremony were Mrs.
Keith Conn, Mrs. Joe Clement,
Mrs. Ivan Rogers and Mrs. Mary
DcSucs.
The Melrose Blue Birds made
programs and name cards decor
ated with Camp Fire insignia on
them and served and made cook
ies. The napkins carried out the
Camp Fire and Blue Bird theme.
Mrs. Rdy Wright
New OES Matron
Mrs. Ray Wright was elected
worthy matron of Oregon Chanter
57 O.E.S. at Wednesday evening's
regular meeting held at the Ma
sonic Temple in Canyonville with
Ray Wright elected worthy patron.
Mrs. Wade Worthington was el
ected associate matron; Wade
Worthington, associate patron;
Mrs. Milton Cooper, treasurer;
Mrs. William Belcher, conductress
and Mrs. Malin Moore, associate
conductress. Mrs. Belcher, and
Mrs. Worthington were presented
proficiency cards by Mrs. W.
Frank Brown.
Regular meetings the first and
third Wednesdays of June will be
presided over by Mr. and Mrs.
William Moore, outgoing patron
and matron, and installation of
new officers will be held late in
June. Mrs. Fritz Snyder, Guy Mc
Gee and Mrs. Moore served
during the refreshment hour.
Party Held On Friday
Mrs. Oscar Burke was a gra
cious hostess Friday at a house
hold party at her home in Melrose.
Mrs. Ellis Warner presented games
and the demonstration.
Present were the Mosdamej C.
F. Wulff, Lenore Cooper, J. R.
Mote and daughter; Amy Scclcy
D. Rainville, A. L. Frost, Dorothy
Patterson and Pat Stancliff. The
hostess served dainty refreshment
following the social hour.
Coffee
Enjoyed
A very delightful surprise party
was held Thursday to honor Mrs,
Glen Johnson, who will be soon
be moving . to Eureka, Calif,
beautiful corsage was presented to
mrs. jonnson.
Following the dinner an evening
of visiting and organ music was
enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Lew
is Wilson. A lovelv eift was m-e.
sented to Mrs. Johnson and at a
late hour light refreshments were
served by Mrs. Wilson, assisted
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to the honored guest and Mrs. Roy'
neuara, Mrs. vern Tester, Mrs
Joe Noyer, Mrs. C. H. McCullum
Mrs. Gary Kuminert, Mrs. Ed
ward Plauff. Mrs. Russell Kaine
Mrs. Donald Hinrichs, Mrs. Chris
Wulff and Mrs. Kenneth Molvcr.
Invited, but unable to attend, was
Mrs, Paul Mctzger. Spring flow
ers were attractively arranged
aDout me wuson Home for thi
occasion.
Miss Pope Feted'
At Lovely Party
Miss Rosalie Pope was compli
mented at a miscellaneous wed
ding shower at the home of Mrs
Howard Levcrett. Hostesses for the
aflair were Mrs. Leverett a n c
Mrs. Charles Holcomb, with Mrs,
Adrian Huibert in charge of games
Many lovely gifts were received
from Mrs. Leverett and daughters
Miaron ana Marva; Mrs. Ear
Pope, Mrs. Dwight Pope a n i
daughter. Patricia: Mrs. Alice
Lloyd, Mrs. Cleo Roark, Mrs. Lynn
Hanna, Mrs, Lynnine Lindstrom,
Mrs. William Delaney, Mrs. Carl
ton Peters and daughter, Carla
Mrs. Howard Stratton, Mrs. Set
mar Hutchins, Mrs. Fred McCor-
mack, Mrs. Charles Bourne, Mrs,
Veda Walker, Mrs. Ervin Best,
Mrs. Dora McCoy, Mrs. Gut Spa
kowsky, Mrs. Charles Holcomb.
Mrs. Adrian Huibert, Mrs. Garret
Cotton and Miss Dawn Hutchins
A number of gifts were sent by
friends unable to attend.
Miss Pope will become the bride
of Ralph Barker in June.
Newly-Organized Club Has
May Installation Ceremony
Miss Irma E. Norleman, nation-1
al representative of Christian Wom
en's Clubs of America, presided at
the May meeting of the newly-organized
Roseburg chapter. The
session was new at tne nano koii
Inn Wednesday. Installation of of
ficers for the year was of special
importance. .
Miss Helen A. Nichols, national
representative, presented certifi
cates to Mrs. Cuff Bryden, chair
man; Mrs. R. L. Dunn, Mrs. A. B.
French and Mrs. Richard East
man, advisors; Mrs. Roy Kellar,
program and publicity chairman;
Mrs. Al Cummings, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. William Wilkes,
recording secretary; Mrs. Charles
Mathews, treasurer: Mrs, Pat
Montgomery and Loretta Ham
mons, telephone; Mrs, Joel Fenn,
prayer; Mrs. Gary Lorentz, mis
sionary; Mrs. Richard Morehead,
music; Mrs. Howard Cox, decor
ating: Mrs. Edwin Nolte and Mrs.
Verl Skeels, hostess; Mrs. Alfred
Anderson, progress; Mrs. uan
Dailey and Mrs. Marlene Vance,
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A PUBLIC INSTALLATION of Job's Daughters Bethel No.
42 will be held in the Masonic Temple in Oakland at 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 28. The public is invited. Pictured above is
Miss Peggy Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Delmor
Murphy of Umpqua, who is the incoming queen.' Allona
Bennett is retiring queen. Others to be installed will be
Annabelle O'Neil, senior princess; Delores Leihman, junior
princess; Waneta Woolmon, guide, and Wanda O'Banlori,
marshal. (Picture by Warren Studio, Sutherlin).:
Seventy-Fifth
Celebrated At
An open house was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Madi
son in Kellogg Sunday, honoring
Mrs. Madison's 75th birthday. Iris
and snowballs were used for decor
ation. The birthday cake, ornament
ed wun lovely yellow roses, was
served with other delicious cakes
and beverages to the many guests
by Mrs. Madison's daughters-in-
law, mzei, carol ana taair Madi
son. ' .'
All of Mrs. Madison's children.
Garold, Gale and Grant, and their
families were present. Also attend
ing were tho guest of honor's four
sisters, Mrs, ausie jacKson ot Win
chester, Mrs. Birdie Barker of
Roseburg, Mrs. Xina Morley of
Salem and Mrs, Lecia Wright of
sormgncid: and her two brothers.
Robert and Thomas Findlay, Rose
burg. The guest list included Mr. and
Mrs. George Bullock, Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Surgeon, Greg, Taml and
Lisa; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madi
son, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rader,
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Madison. Du
ane,. Valerie and Russell; Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Madison and Molly,
Mr. and Mrs. uarold Madison, Ste
ven and Roger; Mr. and Mrs.
James Connon, Mrs. Fay Bodkin,
Mrs. T. J. Coonev. Mrs. Ada Mc-
Hugill and granddaughter, Melin-
Lovely Evening Shower Is
Charming Event Of Monday
A most delightful wedding show
er honoring Miss Janele Sherwood
of San Francisco was given Mon
day night at the home of Mrs. Bill
Green, with Mrs. Russell Hagg as
co-hostess. The honoree was un
able to be present for the affair
but will collect her gifts when she
arrives this weekend to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sher
wood. Miss Sherwood will become
the bride of Tom Howes of Roches
ter, N.Y., June 18 in San Fran
cisco. Bouquets of spring flowers were
used effectively to decorate the
Mrs. Hyde Is Complimented
At Lovely Shower At Glide
Junior and senior students of
the home economics class of Glide
High School entertained at a
charming pink and blue shower
Wednesday afternoon at school in
honor of their classmate, M r s.
Charles Hyde, nee Sandra Cox.
The many gifts were piled high
on a gaily decorated gift table.
Following the opening of the gifts
Dinner Honors Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hedden of
Elkton were hosts Sunday at
their home wHh 12 dinner guests
honoring Mrs. Charles Hedden's
birthday. It was a surprise for the
honored guest.
luncheon; Mrs. "-C. A. Dysinger,
book club; Mrs. Ltster Gale, nurs
ery; Mrs. Al Cummings, pianist;
Mrs. Clyde Kester , and Mrs.-Donald
Bodeen, name tag.
A. B. French and Mrs. Robert
Leber, of the Photo Lab presented
a most interesting leaiure entitled,
"Pictures Can Be Fun." They dis
cussed common mistakes people
make in taking snapshots and in
preparing for a portrait sitting.
Snecial music was provided bv
Richard Morehead, who played two
lovely marimba numbers, accom
panied by Mrs. Morehead at the
piano. -
Miss Mary E. Clark, national
chairman and co-founder of Chris
tian Women's Clubs of America.
was the inspirational speaker of
the meeting and spoke on the goals
of the club.
Future luncheon meetings of the
new organization will be held in
the' Roseburg Woman's Club build
ing and reservations may be made
by contacting the telephone chair
man, Mrs. Montgomery, at OR
2-1497.
Birthday
Kellogg
da Herzig; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Holcomb and Richard, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Fisher. Carolvn. Lorin.
Ronald and Donald: Mrs. Roy Fish
er and Mrs. Carl Madison, all oi
ft.euogg.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madison
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Rigor. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Minter, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Carnes. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Garrison, Mrs. Boyd
Garrison and Douglas, Mr. and
Mrs. james Aaamo, Kiizanetn,
Richard and John; and Mrs. Viva
Dement, Elkton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Findlay and
granddaughter, Patricia Miller;
Mrs. C. E. Richardson, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Rudolph, Dennis, Terry
and Mickey; Mrs. Birdie Barker,
Judge and Mrs. V. T. Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Resner, Debbie,
Gary and Eric; Mr. and Mrs, El
ton Jackson, Mrs. Mildred Ladd
and Sandy, George Hensell, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Findlay and
granddaughter, Kae Farley, Rose
burg. Mr. and Mrs. Burley Wright and
Mrs. Harold Duncan and David,
Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Sawyer, Drain; Mr. and Mrs. Will
Morley and Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Madison, Salem; and Dale Bul
lock, Brookings.
rooms. - Following a game period,
Euests enjoyed seeing Miss Sher
wood's gifts, then wrapped them
as attractive packages.
. Refreshments were served by
me nostcsses to Mrs. Cecil finer
wood, Miss Enid Sparks, M r s.
Jerry Lyons, Mona Lyons, Mrs.
Phil Sutton, Mrs. James Standley,
Mrs. norman scaniana, Mrs. uor
don Todd. Mrs. Lawrence Knud-
son, Mrs. Floyd Walker, Mrs. W.
H. Sinclair, Linda Sinclair, Mrs. C.
V. Montgomery, Mrs. R. G. Bra
dy, Mrs. Joe Sojka, Miss Colleen
Green and Mrs. Charles Church
by the honoree, refreshments were
served. Audrey Hatfield baked a
cake in the shape of a cradle dec
orated in pink and blue. Helen
iNeal, nome economics instructor
brought a special coconut cake.
Student hostesses for the surprise
party were Marljean McClure, Ra
mona Shanefelt, Audrey Hatfield,
Brcnda Nichols, Shirley Starnes,
Donna Ross, Shirley Meracle, Wan
da Miller. Gale Scobille, Roberta
Keyes, Ellen Turner, Sherry Mair
er, Bernett Dressier, Jean Ander
son, Carolyn Miles and Dorothy
Barnett, assisted by Helon Neal.
The honored guest was in the
Glide High School graduating class
May 24.
Fri., May 27, 1960 Tha News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 5
To Be Honored Queen
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TO BE INSTALLED Pat Davidson will be installed honor
ed queen of Bethel No. 53, International Order of Job's
Doughters, Winston-Dillard, at a public ceremony June
4 at 8 p.m. in the Douglas High School auditorium. Pat is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Davidson. (Picture by
Wilson Studio). . i
Officer Installation Held
At May Meet
' Mrs. Alan McDonald, past pres
ident, Installed the 1960-61 officers
at the recent May meeting of Drain
PTA. They included: Mrs. Clay
Zosel. president: Mrs. Vernon
Todd, vice president; Mrs. Scrim
sher, secretary; and Tom Cox,
treasurer. The retiring president.
Grant Levins, thanked all school
Eersonnel and parents for their
elp during his two years of office.
Art Cormier presented pen and
pencil sets to Mrs. Zosel and Mis.
Lloyd Bickford as prizes in the
Musical Tea Is
Event Sunday
' Mrs. Walter Marosok presented
her fifth and last group piano re
cital this spring at a musical tea
in her home on NE Douglas Sun
day afternoon. '
Beautiful piano selections were
played, after which a social hour
was enjoyed. Prizes were award
ed. Reading of fortunes found in
tho tea cookies were part of the
afternoon social.
Miss Brbro Skoog, who is being
graduated from high school this
year and who is entering the Uni
versity of Washington in Septem
ber as a drama and music major,
was presented a corsage and gifts
from Mrs. Marosok.
Flowers decorated the tea table
and throughout the rooms. Lovely
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Marosok. who was assisted by Mrs.
Axel Skoog, Mrs. A. R. Sheets and
Miss Renee Secanti.
Guests present besides the stu
dents were Miss Kathy Kernan,
Miss Susan Sorv and Linda Swick,
Students uname to attend were
Marv Wilbur.. Rosemary Snider,
Randl Todd, Carole Malone and
Willing Workers
MeetWednesday
The Willing Workers Bible Class
of the First Southern Baptist Curch
enjoyed a delightful social after
noon at the home of Mrs. I. H.
Duff on Nash Street recently.
Mrs. Mabel Miller is the class
nresident and Mrs. John Goss.
class chaplain. A lovely noon lunch
was enjoyed by Mrs. Ben Amer-
son, Mrs. uecu uarreu, Mrs. Be
atrice Mariott. Mrs. Myrtis Wing-
field, Mrs. John Goss, Mrs. Guy
Wilhoit, Mrs. Ada stepnenson,
Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mrs. Bertie
McClatn, Mrs. Homer xucxer ana
the hostess. Mrs. Duff.
Plans were made for the. Daily
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"Our School Through the Stu
dent's Eyes", was the topic dis
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dents and representatives of each
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The panel was followed by a
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