4 The Newt-Review, Roteburg,
, FULLERTON PTA KINDERGARTEN students are
' pictured obove ot the open house held Friday for
itheir parents. Linda Leonnig greeted guests and
presented a corsage and program to eadh lady.
Each student told took part on the program. Cathy
Inscore ond 'Pamela, Bolen presided at the punch
bowl. Rhythm band number led by moiorette Carol
Morcy, four dances and o musical play, "The Little-
Ked Hen, were enjoyed. Nathi Kjnox was the
little red hen. Gifts were presented to the mothers,
HUCREST KINDERGARTEN students are pictured above
with the teacher, Mrs. Jim Hayden. Graduation exercises
.were held last night at the Hucrest gymnasium and were
"attended by parents and friends of the children. Front row,
left to right: Erline Mattin, Monica Cave, Marcia Sims,
Amber Marshall, Judy Simpson and Cindy Sullivan. Second
Annual Rebekah District
Convention Takes Place
Hawaii was Hie theme of the 54th
annual Rebekah district convention
held in Canyonvillo recently with
Bertha Rebekah Lodge ns host.
There were 105 Rebekahs welcom
ed by hostess members altircd in
mumus and presenting lcis, an
orchid for the hair, and a pine
apple badge. The Hawaiian motif
was carried out in the clever dec
orations, including palm trees
waying at the cntranco in the
rain.
Tho host lodge surrendered their
chairs at 11 a.m. to convention of
ficers, who were also attired in
Hawaiian mumus. Emma Burgin,
chairman, and a former resident
of Hawaii, was escorted by her
daughter, Carol Seasons of Hawaii,
who gave her a beautiful orchid lei
flown there especially for tho oc
casion from Hawaii.
State presidents and grand offi
cers introduced included Lorctta
Emerson, president of the Rebekah
Assembly of Oregon; Cleonna Ap
plcgatc, vice- president; Bartra
Baglcy, marshal; Helen Wright,
treasurer emeritus; Mary Barker,
past president of the Rebekah As
sembly and IARA finance mem
ber; Mary Weaver, grand high
Jiriestcss, ladies encampment aux
liary; Elvida Preston, state good
of the order chairman, and depu
ties from lodges in the district.
Gifts of rosewood corsages and
beautiful earrings were presented
to the honored guests. -
Alico Terry of Canyonvillo gave
the address of welcome with Alice
Bonnie ot Sutherlin responding.
Ore. Frl., June 3, 1960
Kindergarten Programs
Tlielma Fleshman, chaplain, gave
the invocation and Elvida, rrcs
ton sang a Hawaiian solo.
Bertha Lodgo presented a rose
wood corsage and earrings to the
president. Two gins attired in na
waiian nativo costumes, paid trib
uto to past district chairmen in
eluding:-Bessie Hermann, Frances
llcddcn, Bennetta Pickett, Lena
Poole, Mary Barker, Vclma Her
man, Mary Kummcr, Cccile Bay
and Alta Aspey. Orchids were pre
sented to thorn. With Maude Church
ns soloist, Sutherlin Lodge exem
plified removing the drape from
tho charter. Committees were ap
pointed and reports were given on
resolutions, thanks, press and
memorials.
A skit was presented by the host
lodge entitled, "A Day in a Doc
tor's Office." A Hawaiian luau was
served nt noon at tables decorated
with fruits and flowers and an or
chid at each cover.
Sally Hilt presented her Polyne
sian dancers at the afternoon ses
sion. Carol Seasons, a former stu
dent, explained the dances and
musical numbers presented.
Umpqua Lodge, Elkton, gave I
beautiful memorial service. Lena
Poole sang, "The Lord's Prayer."
The president, assisted by state of
ficers, conducted a very instruc
tive work shop and each class
chairman made a report on prob
lems solved. Sutherlin lodge was
named for tho 1961 convention and
Hoseburg No. 41 for 1962.
Officers for 1961 elected Includ
ed: Olga Bielman, chairman; Thel
la Webber, ica chairman; Betty
Monday the children visited the library and Wed
nesday and Thursday afternoons they visited the
Melrose Dairy and were guests at treats there.
Twenty-six children, bedecked in graduation caps,
received their "Bachelor of Rhymes Degree" May
27, at which time a gift from the group was pre
sented to the teacher, Mrs. Otis Roley, who is'
pictured with the children. Front row: Lisa
Arrasmirh, Pamela Bolen, Shirley Eaton, Vicki
Parsons, Cathy Inscore, Mary Anne Wilson, Kathi
row: Pat Smith, Art Horton, 'Renita Bass, Linnea Isaacson,
Dawn Middeke, Scott Lander and JJack Pruitr. Third rowi
Donny Kischel, Billy Kinsel, Mike Berry, Mark Garison,
Bruce Herring, John Fett, John Woodrich ond the teacher,
Mrs. Hayden. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
PIcard, secretary, and Laura God
cll, treasurer.
Mary Barker, Alice Bonnie, Dor
is Steinback and Maggie Francis
seated the elective and appointive
officers.
Ladies of the Eastern Star Lodge
served a Hawaiian banquet in the
Masonic Hall in the evening.
Wednesday Luncheon Is
Enjoyed By Drain Club
Mrs. Lloyd Haney was hostess
for the Drain Civic Club at its
Wednesday meeting. A potluck
luncheon was followed by the meet
ing during which the club decided
to present a $100 scholarship to a
graduating senior of Drain High
School.
Maggie Horton of Glenwood,
Idaho, houscgucst of tho hostess,
was introduced to the club.
Mrs. Bert Tanner and M r 8.
Blanche Merrill told of their recent
trip to California.
The next meeting will be a pic
nic June 8 at the Drain Park for
members and their families.
Potluck, Card Party To
Be Held Saturday Night
The Willing Workers Club of
Scotls Valley will be host at a
potluck dinner and card party to
be held at Victor Hall Saturday
evening, June 11, at 6 p.m. A short
program will be given and a hand
pieced quilt drawing will take
place. A door prize will be given.
Cards will be played following the
drawing. The public is invited. I
Enjoyed
Knox, Karen Enes. Second row: Vickie Hill, Mark
Walton, Ken Severson, Fora Grubb, Heidi Suit,
Linda Leonnig, Bobby Bell, Greg Garrow, Julie
Metzger. Back row: Carol Marcy, Bruce Russell,
Bill Medford; Greg Hesseltine, Richard Bleakman,
Ronnie Wheeler, Mike Horn, Steve Loosley, Pat
Lenneville and Mrs. Roley. (Picture by Chris'
Studio of Photography). -
Ceremony Dated
Roscburg Bethel No. 8, Interna
tional Order of Job's Daughters,
will hold open installation of new
officers at an impressive ceremony
Saturday, Juno 18, at 7:30 p.m.
at the Masonic Temple. The public
has been invited to attend the
ceremony. Miss Penelope Ostrand
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ostrandcr of this city, will
be installed honored queen of the
bethel.
Meet At Lunch
Women of the Roseburg Country
Club met Thursday for a luncheon
at the clubhouse, followed bv the
weekly contract bridge play. Win
ners in the play were Mrs. Keith
uryant, lirst; Mrs. James Hughes,
second, and Mrs. Chester Thomp
son, third,
To Celebrate
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell,
residents of Roscburg for manv
years, will observe their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday, June
12, at an open House at the IOOF
Club. Relatives and friends are
most cordially invited to call be
tween z and 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell have requested no gifts.
Sorority City Council
Meets At Grubb Home
Beta Sigma Phi city council held
its monthly meeting Thursday at
the home of Mrs. David Grubb.
Plans were discussed for projects
to De started in the fall.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to Mrs. Clair
K. Allen, Mrs. Eldon Caley, Mrs.
Paul Orr, Mrs. Bernard Saar, Mrs.
Neil Christian, Mrs. Norman Sal
lee, Mrs. Dan Dimick, Mrs. Joe
Barnes. Mrs. Stanford Norris. Mrs.
Don LaBranchc and Mrs, Bill Sims.
Charming Party At Umpqua
Compliments Lillian Hart
A very lovely miscellaneous
shower was given for Lillian Hart
at the auditorium of the Umpqua
School recently. Her wedding will
take place in early June.
The room was gay with bouquets
of spring flowers., Several interest
ing games were played and the
guest of honor opened her many
beautiful gifts.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Arils Upde
graff, Mrs. Jack Llles, Mrs. Bob
Mode and Mrs. Henry Crane, to
Mrs. Carl Judd, Mrs. Paul Ur-
Installation Ceremony Held
By Neighbors Of Woodcraft
Lilac Circle 49, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, held a special meeting
Monday at the Rosburg Woman's
Club where officers for the coming
term were installed at an impres
sive ceremony witnessed by mem
bers from Grants Pass, Eugene,
Springfield and Cottage Grove.
District Field Manager Mabel
Mathany of Eugene acted as guest
installing officer, assisted by Ha
zel Clack of Springfield, Grace
Mctz of Eugene and District Cap
tain Edith Hostctlcr and her team
from Grants Pass, who, in colored
formats, executed the floor work.
Installed were Hatlie Neal, PGN;
Clara Stiewig, GN;- Blanche Gray,
Adv.; Nettie Hallcraft, clerk; Dor
othy Saar, banker; Martha Ers
kin, mag.; Belle Crenshaw, att.;
and Irene Jackson, musician.
Entertainment was furnished by
a group of students from the Sally
THE MOTHER GOOSE NURSERY groduates of 1960 are
pictured above with 'instructor ond nursery owner, Mary
Eastman. First row: Lonnie Digby Kothy Buss, Judy Kay
Head, Teri Mann and Roymond Graham. Second row: Tony
Hill, Lynete Wikstrom, Rickie Hargis, Dale Erickson, Robin
Peihl ond Richard Bunnell. Third row: Leslie Hammell,
Jomes Croucher, Pamela Pole ond Denise Weber. Two
Open House To
Be At Fray Home
Friends of Marvin Fray, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fray, are in
vited to an open house Saturday at
8 p.m. at the Fray residence on
SW Medford Ave. The party will
be in honor of Marvin and his
ancee. Miss Diane Linde of Seattle,
both of whom have been attending
Bob Jones University at Green
ville, S. C, preparing for the mis
sion Held.
The young couple plans to be
married in Seattle in August. They
will be here only brietiy.
Theater, Slumber Party
Enjoyed On Friday Night
The Shewa Camp Fire Girls of
Dixonville enjoyed a combined the
ater and slumber party Friday eve
ning. Invited guests accompanying the
girls to the show were Tim Rob
erts, Danny Forrest, Mike Rad
cliffe and Ray Karcher.
Doris Wadsworth and Monica
Wright also accompanied the
group. After the theater, the girls
accompanied Tenaya Wright home
for a slumber party.
Birthday Celebration
Held At Radcliffe Ranch
Larry Manske of Dixonville was
honored at a birthday party at the
Al Radcliffe ranch Saturday cele
brating his 18th birthday.
Guests attending the party and
weiner roast were Jeralee Bunnel,
Elaine Heidenreich, Grace Ruhn,
Donna Blaze, Bruce ' Manske,
Charles Starnes, Jerry Rust, Al
bert Radcliffe and Lloyd McCraw.
The group enjoyed roller skating
at the Rolletta Rink in the evening.
Larry was presented with lovely
gifts.
Drain Business Women ,
Meet At Roberts Home
The May Meeting of the Drain
Business Women was held at the
home of Helen Roberts.
Officers for the coming year
were elected and installed. They
are; Mrs. Bob Roberts, president;
Mrs. Mona Rydell, vice president;
Norman Traylor, treasurer, and
Mrs. Wallie Dysert, secretary.
Past president Mary Scott was in
stalling officer.
The next meeting will be the or
ganization's annual potluck dinner
at the Rvdell home. Families and
inends will be present.
ben, Mrs. Don Evans, Debbie
Crane, Sharon Hounshell, Darleen
Hart, Doreen Eggelston, Mrs. D.
Spencer, Mrs. Lavern Murphy,
Elaine Hart, Mrs. Myron Iverson,
Olga Liles, Mrs. Carl Broszio, Mrs.
Cleve Miller, Mrs. John Bacon and
Mrs. Louis Anderson. Those send
ing gifts but unable to attend were
Mrs. Jess Rippstein, Mrs. Kenneth
Manning, Mrs. Ben Amerson, Mrs.
Wesley Grier, Mrs. Lynn Cooper,
Mrs. Kenneth Fortin, Mrs. Stanley
Long, Mrs. Blake Baird and Mrs.
Leon Millott.
Hilt Dance Studio.
Gifts were presented to installing
officers, team members and the
outgoing GN.
Following the meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
Club Entertained
Mrs. William Allen entertained
her bridge club from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. Tuesday at her attractive
home. Luncheon was served at
noon to Mrs. Jack Garnet, a guest,
and Mrs. Jeffcry Currier, Mrs. Jo
seph Agost, Mrs. Donald Gerret
sen, Mrs. Kenneth Swam, Mrs.
Robert Lenneville, Mrs. William
Carstens and the hostess, Mrs. Al
len. High score and the traveling
prize went to Mrs. Currier with
Mrs. Garnet winning the other
score prize.
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Honored
BRIDE-TO-BE is Miss Beverlee Howard of Roseburg, who
will be married to Sid 'Roper today. Miss Howard was
honored at a charming bridal shower Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Frank Webster Jr., with Mrs. Larry
Howe as cohostess with Mrs. Webster.
Lovely Party
Given Monday ;
Miss Beverlee Howard of Rose
burg, who is to be-married today
to Sid Roper, was honored Mon
day evening at a shower given by
Mrs. Frank Webster Jr. and
Mrs. Larry Howe at the Web
ster nome.
The room was decorated with
an umbrella made from Dink and
white crepe paper. -Games
were clayed and Drizes
were won by Mrs. Charles Howe
ana Mrs. Wen Chamberlain, moth-
Irene Dawson To
Marry In August
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dawson
ot Kiddle announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Irene, to
William Hughes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hughes of Heppner.
Air. Hughes was graduated from
Pacifie TTnivprsilv nnH currant.
ly serving in the U. S. Army. Miss
uawson is employed at liood Ha
wedding has been set for early
maritan Hnsnital in PnrHnnrT Tim
August.
Mrs. Bowman To Have
DUV Potluck On June 8
The Daughters of Union Veterans
met at the Congregational Chris
tian Church Friday night, Mrs. Ol
iver Plumer presiding in the ab
sence of Mrs. Lee Spender.
Further plans were made for the
convention which will be held this
month in Portland.
A 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner has
been Illanned in take nlapp WpH.
nesday, June 8, on the patio of
the home of Mrs. Jess Bowman.
Attending were Mrs. George
Rooke, Mrs. Guy Meigs, Mrs. Anna
Peterson, Mrs. Walter Malone,
Mrs. Oliver Plumer, Mrs. Marion
Patrick, Mrs. Jess Bowman and
Mrs. Fred Frisbie.
Ellis Family Hosts Reunion
At Lookingglass Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ellis and fam
ily, Nancy, Mollie, Roy, Tom and
Bruce were hosts for a family re
union on Memorial Day at their
lovely home in Lookingglass.
Coming for the gathering were:
Mrs. Harry White (Virginia Dy
sert) and daughter, Diane, of
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Dysert and daughters, Patty and
Leslie, and the former's mother,
Mrs. Roy Jones, of Drain; Mrs.
Domingo Sabala, Candy, Cathy,
Mike and Marty Jean of Rose
lovely rhododendron plants were presented to Mrs.' East
man from the parents. Mrs. Eastman presented diplomas
ond a gift to each student. Some of the children have at
tended the nursery from three to five weeks. Mrs. Irene
Patterson is the teacher. There were 150 present for the
delightful evening's program. (Picture by Chris' Studio of
Photography).
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er of the bride-elect.
The serving table was decorated
with a beautiful centerpiece of
flowers.
The hostesses served refresh
ments after the honoree had open
ed her many lovely gifts.
Those attending were Miss How
ard, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Har
ley Roper, Mrs. Charles Howe,
Mrs. Virgil Martin, Susie Short,
Carol Meehan, Ann Kilkenny, Con
nie Wright, Karen Trimble, Car
ol Fray, Sue Ladd, Judy Hebard
and the hostesses.
Sending gifts were Joanne Free
man, Dianne Palm, Mrs. Jim Coon,
June Sumners, Jeri McLish, Kay
Veberes, Mary Lillard, Mary
Keel and Leota Metzger.
Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Earl Bleile
Mrs. J. M. Boyles entertained
at a charming 1 o'clock luncheon
Monday at her attractive home in
compliment to Mrs. Earl Bleile,
who is moving with her husband to
Sacramento; Calif., to reside.
Multi-colored iris formed the
lovely decorations. Covers were
placed for Mrs. Bleile, guest of
honor, and Mrs. H. G. Powell,
Mrs. Kenneth . Ford, Mrs. D. E.
Boyles, Mrs. Floyd Warner, Mrs.
D. A. Kier .and the hostess, Mrs.
Boyles.
The guests each presented a gift
to Mrs. Bleile. Visiting was enjoy
ed during the pleasant social hours.
Junior Players
Winners Noted
Junior Duplicate Bridge play Mon
day night, Mrs. Bob Curtis and
Mrs. William Ulmer were first;
Mrs. William Blaker and Mrs.
James Doyle, second; Dr. and Mrs.
Albert Morene, third; and Mrs.
John Davenport and Mrs. David
Weisman, fourth.
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Corvin Heard;
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heard and
sons, Bill, Jim and Dick; Mrs.
Clarence Hodges of Glide; Charles
Dysert; Rosie Callnin; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Buell; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Bucll, Deanna, Steve, R.D.,
and Echo; nd Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Buell, Linda, Susan, Lorie and
Renee. r.
The adults were seated at ta
bles in the living rooms, while the
children enjoyed a picnic dinner
outdoors.