2 The Newt-Review, Roseburg,
CAPTAIN AND MRS. ROBERT PLATENBERG and three
sons, Craig, Erik and Michael, of Victorville, Calif, are
pictured above. They are houseguests here for three weeks
Sixth Graders
Annual Event
All sixth grade students of the
Melrose School and their parents
were invited to the annual "Sixth
Graders Night" held recently in
the school cafeteria.
Fifth grade' mothers acted as
hostesses for the event. The cafe
teria was attractively arranged
with the sixth graders seated in
front and the parents along eithor
side. Name cards, consisting of
graduation caps and scrolls, were
placed for each of the 21 students
present.
On the program were Lowell
Rhoden, presenting his magician's
act and the Rev. and Mrs. Hurrah,
singing a duet.
I Thomas Median, principal of the
Melrose School, presented citizen
ship awards to Anita Becker for
being the outstanding girl and Ray
Ealhrick for being the outstanding
boy in this year's sixth grade class.
Their names will be engraved on
a plague which Is kept in the
school office.
Sixth graders present were Shei
la Aldridge. Steven Arzie, Hny
Bathrick, Anita Becker, Jerry
Bradford, Lota Busenbark, Terry
Chltwood, Ricky Eckley, Carol El
lis, Betty Faulkner, Judy Fordham,
Charming Bridal Shower Is
Given By Mrs. Ray Simpson
Miss Bevorlee Howard was hon
ored recently at a bridal shower
given by Mrs. Ray L. Simpson.
The rooms wore decorated with
spring flowers. The serving table
Family Reunion
Saturday Event
A family reunion was held at
the home o Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Langdon in Shoestring Saturday
evening. Following a politick sup
per, visiting was enjoyed and mov
ies were shown.
Those enjoying the party wcro
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Eutslcr of Man
tcca, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mor
ris, Gaylia and Kay of Toppenish,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Matt Al
dropp of Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Kincaid of Roseburg; Rob
ert Jaro, Big Camas, Ore.; Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Langdon, Miss Vir
ginia Langdon of Klamath Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Leo, Cynthia and Bob
bie Lee; Mr. and Mrs. Delbort
Langdon, Joyce, Anna, Lebert,
Roy, Belly Ruth, Mary, Elva,
Dorothy and Bertha Langdon, Loy
Finney and Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Langdon and Donald and Donna
Langdon.
The occasion also marked Mr.
and Mrs. Langdon's 23rd wedding
anniversary.
DUV Members Hosted At
Tuesday Evening Affair
Mrs. George Rooke entertained
the Daughters of Union Veterans
Tuesday evening at her home.
Members having birthdays in April,
Slay and June were honored. Gifts
were exchanged and appropriate
games were played.
Birthday cake and other refresh
ments wore served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Guy Meigs.
Members present were Mrs. Ol
iver Plumer, Mrs. Marion Patrick,
Mrs. Guy Meigs, Mrs. Cora Dour
le, Mrs. Walter Malone, Mrs. Jess
Cowman, Mrs. Fred Frisbie, Mrs.
Hoy Langlcy and Mrs. Rooke.
Compfons Host Dinner
Sunday dinner guests at Elkton
at the Norman Compton home
were: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wil
loughby of Gold Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Hubbard and family of
Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel
Hubbard and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Kesterson and family and
Mr. and Airs. Vern Clcmo and
family. i
Ore. Fri., June 3, 1960
Visiting Here
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Night Is
At Melrose
Norrean Friend. Dianne Gausnell.
Leanna Graves, Walter Harrah,
Bruce uramn, jeannette MeKem
son, Gerald Nickolaus, Cheryl Proc
tor, Robert Salcido, Terry Salcido,
Kevin Scott, Alan Thompson and
Alan Young. Unable to attend were
Nancy Gilbert, Carolyn Lyon and
Vance Ward.
Others present included Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Meehan, Mrs. Verden
Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Mer
edith and Paula; Mrs. Bill White,
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ornbaun, Jack
Bathrick, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beck
er, Mrs. Stella Stepp, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Busenbark. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarson Chitwood, Mrs, Doc Eck
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Dale i'.iiis, mi's.
Arthur Faulkner, Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Fordham, Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Friend, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Gausnell, the Rev. and Mrs. Cal
vin Harrah, Mrs. Earnest Kramb,
Mrs. Willard Nickolaus, Mrs. Wil
lard Proctor, Mrs. Glennor Thom
as, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott, Mrs.
Loyd Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Young, Mrs. George Sanders and
Georgianna; Mrs. Ralph Krohn,
Mrs. Don White, Mrs. Ivan Rog
ers, Mrs. Jack Trusty and Mrs.
Chris Wulff.
wns beautiful with a threc-ticred
wedding cake which had been
made by the hostess.
After games were played the
honorce had opened her many
lovely gifts, refreshments were
served to the following: Mrs. Don
Webberlcy, Mrs. Harold St. Clair,
Mrs. Fred Knglc, Mrs. Gene Lin
coln, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. M.
M. Manning, Mrs. George Kooncy.
Mrs. Bud Manning and Pal, Mrs.
Earl Miller, Mrs. Charles Weber,
Mrs. M. Fortune, Mrs. Harold
Brown, Mrs. R. D. Manning, Ruth
and Janet Simpson, Uiinnic SI.
Clair, Mrs. Glenn Chamberlain,
mother of the bride; Miss Howard
and the hostess.
Mrs. R. D. Manning poured the
punch, Mrs. Frank Wilson served
coffee, Ruth Simpson cut the cake
after the honorce had cut the first
slice.
Those who could not attend, but
who sent gifts wore Mrs. Hay Han
nah and Mrs. Naomi Barclay.
Miss Howard and Sid Roper, who
will be married today, plan to leave
soon for Sitka, Alaska, where the
latter is employed.
Recital Given
Thursday Evening
Thursday, the second In a series
of piano recitals was given by pu
pils of Gladys H. Strong. The stu
dents wcro of grade school and
Juniur High age. They played in
terestingly and with apparent en
joyment. "
Tho recital was given at Miss
Strong's residence-studio on South
East Main Street. Tho families and
friends of the pupils were invited.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour.
The following played: Randy
Harrison, Ricky Sohn, Susan Todd,
Karen Morrill, Dcbra Gcddes, Ann
Verkberkmoes, Martin Verbcrk
moos, David Finlay, Carolyn Lee,
Sherry Lindcll, Leo Ann William
son, Steven Erlckson, Sara John
son, Suzanne Jonnson, ivarcn
Waugh and Roger Hclliwell.
4-H Club Has Luncheon
The Captain Kidd Cookers 4-H
Club of Dixonville honored their
mothers Saturday al a luncheon
prepared by the girls at the home
of Ihcir leader, Miss Wanda Zim-j
merman.
Mothers attending were Fern
Hane. Kern Robinclte, Mrs. Wal
don Hatfield, Mrs. Hae Jack and
Mrs. Richard Earp.
at the home of Mrs. Plattenberg's mother, Mrs. Ray Car
rico, and Mrs. Carrico. Mrs. Platenberg ' is the former
Donna Mears of this city.
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JEANIE GIBBONS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibbons
of Roseburg was presented in o recital ot Stephens College
last week. Jeanie, a talented vocal soloist, also sang with
the Stephens College Symphony Orchestra, in a-'concert
which included a number from the Mikado, in which she
sang a lead in February. Jeanie is being graduated from
Stephens College this spring. Her parents went to Columbia,
Mo., to attend her recital and the commencement exercises.
(Picture by Julies Studio, Columbia, Mo.).
Helen Gallap Is Selected
Emblem Woman Of Year
Lucille Trone, president of the
Roseburg Emblem Club, conduct
ed (he ritualistic initiation for Iwo
new members, Ruby Linden and
Mrs. Howard Mcllhenny, at the
last meeting at the Elks Temple.
Al the same meeting, Helen Gal-
Public Invited
To Hear Recital
Sunday, June 5, at 3 p.m. at the
First Baptist Church, Mrs. S. A.
Warn will present a group of piano
students in recilal. The public is
cordially invited to attend. In addi
tion to the piano solos, Mrs. Warg
will play organ selections.
Those to be presented by Mrs.
Warg in the recital are Rita Ken
drick, Gary Riffe, Pauletto Sand
ers, Shirley Northcraft, . Janet
Dawson, Vicki Engle. Joan Rich,
Sandra Ladd, Carol Toi, Linda Wil
liams. Kathy Ellison. Wanda Parr,
Susan Jones, Charles Major, Di
ana Jurgenson, i.ouiso iiorton, ti
lecn Hanlin, Anita Smilh, Sophie
Judv Wells, Cindy Cox, Honda
Rich, dale Smith. Mardell Kirby,
Mrs. Kenneth Raines and Berna
detto St. Ongc.
Robert Crockers Honored
At Party Saturdav Evening
Mr. and Mrs. David Burks en
tertained a group of friends at
their home in Winston Saturday
evening for a going-away party for
Mr. and Mrs. Crocker. Crocker, a
former instructor at the Winston
Junior High School, has accepted
a teaching position in Beaverton.
They will leave this week for their
new residence.
Visiting was enjoyed by Ihe group
and delicious refreshments were
served lo the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Crocker. Mr. and Mrs.
Chan Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Moats, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schauer and
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
David Burks.
lap was selected Emblem Member
for the Year. In the last year she
has been chairman of three very
successful rummage sales for the
club's philanthropic work. Mrs.
Gallap was a charter member and
has served in some official capa
city every year since the chapter
was instituted. Two years ago, as
press correspondent, she won the
Presidents Cup for the best press
coverage of any state chapter. At
the present lime, Mrs. Gallap is
second assistant marshal for the
local chapter.
At the state convention in Eu
gene June 16 and 17, the Emhlcm
Woman of the Year will be elect
ed. Women from all 11 chapters in
the state will compete for the hon
or. At a recent installation by the
Eugene Emblem Club, a group of
Roseburg members drove to Eu
gene lo assist in the ceremonies.
Those making the trip werc:Lu
cille Trone. nrcsident: Niljltl DnH.
ley and Thelma Fleshman, past
picMui-nis; ana menmers, Helen
Gallap, Mildred Bcnham, Blanche
Elliott, Ruby Shuping, June Nich
olson. Vcrlie Kcady and Madeline
Brower.
A small reception will be given
for the former Ruby Flora, who
instituted the local club and as
supreme district deputy south,
started several Emblem clubs in
Oregon, The affair will take place
following the special board meet
ing tonight at 8 p.m. at the Elks
Lodge.
Add-A-Neighbor Meets
Members of Ihe Add-A-Neighbor
Club were entertained at a most
enjoyable potluck luncheon held
Thursday at Ihe home of Mrs. N.
R. Fisher.
Those attending were Mrs. Vollic
Lewis, Mrs. Russell Chase, Mrs.
Elmer Schlender, Mrs. George Pi
per, Mrs. Don E. Jones and Kathv
and Lynn, Mrs. Harold Curry and
Bruce and Jolynn and Ihe hostess,
Mrs. Fisher.
DAR Holds
Luncheon ;
Umpqua Chapter, DAR, mem
bers enjoyed a 12:30 o'clock noon
luncheon in the Swedish Dining
Room Saturday. Miss Muriel Mit
chell, Douglas County assistant li
brarian, was guest speaker. She
talked on "The United States Cap
itol, Washington D.C." -
Mrs. L, E. Adams and Mrs. Ma
bel Murray were appointed chair
men of placing flowers on the
grave of Aaron Rose Memorial
Day. .
The next meeting will be a gath
ering for a picnic in August at the
home of Mrs. R. E. Hermann.
Those present were Mrs. L. E.
Adams. Mrs. D. N. Busenbark.
Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. Earl
T. Cone Jr., Mrs. - George. M.
Brown, Mrs. Roy Grain, Mrs. Ray
S. Petrequin, Mrs. Thomas Hutton,
Miss Irene and Miss Olive Walker,
Mrs. Mabel Murray, Mrs. Ralph
Hermann, Mrs. Ward Raymond,
Mrs. Ira J. Seitz, Mrs. Kenneth
Fitzgerald and her mother-in-law,
Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald, past state
regent of Iowa, who is here visit
ing from Sioux City, Iowa.
Varitees Club
Has Social Meet
The Varitees Club met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Biilie Brown of Winchester, with
Mrs. Merle Miller as hostess.
Visiting and fancy work were en
joyed during the afternoon. Unique
wall plaques were made by mem
bers. The Christmas project was
decided upon and other matters
were discussed at the meeting
which was presided over by the
president, Mary Lane. Mrs. North,
chaplain, gave' the devotions.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, Merle Mil
ler, assisted by Billie Browa
Those present were Mrs. James
Rhea, a guest, and Mary Lane,
Iva Graham, Ollie Lane, Billie
Brown, Cleo Roark, Adeile North,
Ida Williams, Florence Cole, Vi
olette Cole and the hostess, Mrs.
Miller.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mary Lane of Winchester
June 8 at which time a rummage
sale will be held. ,
Showers Slated
ByElkheadHEC
The Elkhead Home Economics
Club held its May meeting Wed
nesday in the clubhouse near Elk
head. A potluck luncheon was serv
ed at noon with Mrs. George
Thompson, Mrs. James Gunn, Mrs.
Larry Jezak and Mrs, Harold
Thorp as co-hostesses.
A meeting followed, conducted
by Mrs. L. D. Pinkston, president.
Twelve dressed dolls and a large
number of assorted toys were turn
ed over to 'Operation Baby Doll'
by the chairman, Mrs. Carl Bros
zio. Plans were made for two pink
and blue showers, one for Mrs.
Harold Thorp June 29 and one for
Mrs. Everett Jazek July 27th.
Special guests were Mrs. B.
Smith of Albany and Mrs. C. M.
Smith of Berkeley, Calif., both vis
iting at the Marvin Thompson
home at Elkhead; and Mrs. John
Bacon, Mrs. Cleve Miller and Mrs.
George Munson, all of Umpqua.
Luncheon Held .
By OSC Sorority
The national president, the
province president and alumnae
from all over the state met recent
ly at the Oregon State College chap
ter house of Alpha Delta Pi, na
tional social organization for
women.
Miss Maxine Blake, national
president, was guest speaker for a
luncheon held in the Memorial Un
ion tea room. Mrs. Herbert Bodly,
province president, was also in at
tendance for the event which was
a combined State Day and Found
ers Day.
Those attending from this area
were: Mrs. Waiter Allen, formerly
of Roseburg and now of Cottage
Grove, and Mrs. Eugene H. Fisher
of Elkton.
Mrs. Fisher's daughter, Janet, is
president of the chapter at the col
lege. Mrs. Fisher was recently
elected president of the Alpha Del
ta Pi Mother's Club of the OSC
chapter.
Yoncalla Couple
Has Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blickenstaff,
of Yoncalla, entertained at a din
ner at their home Sunday honoring
the wedding anniversary of Mrs.
Blickenstaff s brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lang
don, on their 23rd wedding anni
versary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Langdon and Dickie of Yon
calla: Miss Virginia Langdon, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Langdon of Klamath
Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis of
Springfield; Richard Sawyer of
Drain; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Eutsler
of Manteca, Calif.; Miss Lauretta
Blickenstaff of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs, Lee Blickenstaff and Wansta
and Nancy Blickenstaff.
Lovely Dessert Supper
Enjoyed By Club Members
Mrs. Larry Holt entertained
members of her bridge club Wed
nesday at her attractive home on
Follett Street. Bouquets of iris were
used In decoration.
Mrs. John Brooke held high
score for the contract bridge play
which followed the delicious des
sert supper. Mrs. Carl Bonner was
second high.
Attending were Mrs. J. R. Young,
a guest, and members Mrs. J. M.
Williams, Mrs. J. M. Alnutt, Mrs.
Jack Cate, Mrs. L. F. Parks, Mrs.
Carl Bonner, Mrs. John Brooke and
the hostess.
Lovely Luncheon Given
Mrs. Winnie Albro and Mrs.
Francis Albro were hostessjj
Thursday at a luncheon at their
home in Elkton. Invited guests
were Mrs. Bill Weatherly, Mrs.
Floyd Weatherly, Mrs. Wade Hen
dercr and Mrs. Norman Weatherly.
LT. AND MRS. ORVAL.R. PETERSEN JR. and their 8 months-old daughter, Elizabeth
Ann, left Saturday for their home at Malstrom Air Force Base at, Great Falls, Mont.,
following their leave spent in Portland visiting Mrs. Petersen's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mautz, ond. in Roseburg visiting Lt. Petersen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Peter
sen, Great grandparents of the baby are Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Jertson of Portland; Mrs.
Harry Tarbell and Mrs. Emma Peterson, both of Portland. (Pictiire by Chris' Studio of
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A BRIDAL SHOWER honoring Miss Ethel Adair of Eugene
was held in the Friendship Room of Oakland Church of
Christ Friday evening with Mrs. Al Cole and Mrs. Harlan
Haines as hostess. Miss Adoir will become the bride of
Varlan Oberman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberman of
Oakland, July 2.
Shower Party
Enjoyed Friday
A bridal shower honoring Miss
Ethel Adair of Eugene was held
in the Friendship Room of the
Oakland Church of Christ Friday
at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs.
Al Cole and Mrs. Harlan Haines.
The room was beautifully decor
ated with baskets of calla lilies,
iris and lupines. The gift table
was arranged with a white stream
er background with a silver arch
at one end and miniature bride
and bridegroom under the arch.
Mrs. Gene Cherry, Mrs. Del
bert Spencer and Mrs. James Mc
Hugill were game prizewinners.
Guests were Miss Adair and her
mother, Mrs. Roe M. Adair; Mrs.
Kenneth Adair and Donna, Mrs.
Floyd Baker, Mrs. Carl Cherry
and Mrs. Clarice Murray, all of
Eugene; Mrs. Tex Star of Astoria
and from Oakland Mrs. Frank Ob
erman, Mrs. Ray Davis, Mrs. Jes
se Young, Miss Daurice Pyles,
Mrs. Gene Cherry, Mrs. Larry
Cole, Mrs. Herman Roberson, Aliss
Ellen Cole, Mrs. Bert Hill, Airs.
New Officers Elected
By North Star Chapter
Officers for the coming year
elected at the May meeting of
North Star Chapter, OES, Drain,
were: Mary Scott, worthy matron;
Vest Sanders, worthy patron; Mrs.
Arlo Thomas, associate matron;
Jim Whipple, associate patron;
Mrs. Wellington DcLaVergne, sec
retary; Mrs. Richard Duncan,
treasurer; Mrs. E. P. Finnell, con
ductress; Mrs. John Lovelace, as
sociate conductress. Installation is
planned for June 18.
Corsages were presented to the
oldest and youngest mothers pres
ent, as well as to the one with
the most children.
Reports of visits to other chap
ters were made. The altar was
draped in memory of Stuart Horn
er and past grand officers. Mrs.
Harry Cool Jr. sang a solo, ac
companied by Mrs. William Gas
ser. Housewarming Given
A surprise housewarming for Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Mode and family
of Elkton was given Saturday eve
ning in their new home. About for
ty friends and neighbors surprised
the couple and presented them with
a money tree. Refreshments were
brought and served by the guests.
From Montana
Mice CarnUrn finm... 1VT a
James McHugill, Mrs. 'Earnest
nerry ana iuiss raisy sistruck.
Sending gifts were Mrs. Royal
Ahepnp. Mr KYnnlr Ci-nhho
Minnie Abeene, Miss Ethel Man
ning, ivirs. nugn Maaaox, Mrs.
George Spencer, Mrs. Lyle Stuwe,
Mrs. Walt Manning, Mrs. Orin Gil-
Hpi-clppvp Aire Dnlli n,ml II-
Dale Bainbridge, Mrs. Harry Bain-
uriuge, mrs. nomer rrustv, Mrs
Campbell and Mrs. Harlan Haines
Friday-Tuesday
Winners Told
Winners in the Friday afternoon
uupm-uie orrage piay at the Elks
Club were Mrs. Ira J. Seitz and
Mrs. M. C. Rnwlr
Ray Carrico and Mrs. 'Walter
risner, seconu; airs. Jttalpn Apper
son and Mrs. James Little, third,
and Miss Helen Casey and Mrs
Chester Morgan, fourth.
Tuesday evening winners at the
Elks Clllh worn Mra Woltan 1?inu
er and Mrs. Pauline Anderson of
urams rass, iirst; Dr. and Mrs.
James H. Harris, second; Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Patterson, third, and
Mrs. Walter Ulrich and William
Pritchett, fourth.
Next Tuesday evening, June 7,
at 7:30 n'clnpk a tnmma. nnt.!
will be held and special master
puiih ptay win De enjoyed.
Dixonville HEU Elects
Officers At Picnic Meet
The Dixonville Home Extension
Unit held its last meeting of the
season at Stewart Park recently,
combining a picnic and meeting.
Clara Rockwell installed officers
for thft pnminff v... Th...
hold office are; president, Freda
tiiei, - vice presiaent, Wellie
Rose Richards, and secretary
treasurer, Alda Brumbach. Pub
licity chairman ia Can Dn..i.
A barbecue outdoor meal was
prepared and served, with Mrs
Paulson and Elsie Green as proj
ect leaders.
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Fine Recital
Given Thursday
Mrs. Jack Suksdorf presented a
group of piano and organ students
in a charming "Fun With Music"
program at Ricketts Music Store
Thursday evening. Parents and
friends were invited.
Students performing were Dale
Knight, Pamela Pole, Jerry and
Joe Whitsett, Geri Ingles, Susan
Campbell, Janet Cooper, Virginia
utteroacK, ana ran snort, Janet
Kent, Joanne Hoskins, Leon Mc-
Cord, Jim Stanley, Judy McCulloch
Joyce Hoppe, Sharon Bundy, El-
nora ana ismiiy K.elly and Peggy
Ostrander.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Suksdorf and C. A. Ricketts.
Awards were given to students
for study time ranging from two
months to three years. Outstand
ing students, Peggy Ostrander,
Sharon Bundy and Leon MeCord.
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