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Toastmistress Clubs Install
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THE HAWAIIAN THEME was used Wednesday far the
joint installation of the Roseburg ond Winston-Dillard
Toastmistress clubs held at the Swedish Dining Room. In
the front row, Winston-Dillard officers pictured ore, left
Robert Leek, Mrs. Harry Van Dermark ond Mrs. Ned
to right: Mrs, Roy Talbert, Mrs. Don Weinberg, Mrs.
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MRS. JERRY LYONS, installing officer,
of the Roseburg Club, ond
(Wilson Studio)
Three Links Club
Has Luncheon At Elkton
The Three Links Club of the Re-
hckah I.ode held a potluck lunch-
?il i'y at the home of Mrs! I
Charles Hedden. There were four-!
lecn members and two guests,
Mrs. Margarrt Duncan of Dram
and Mrs. Irl Hinder, present. Doug
llcdden entertained ten boys anJ
girls at an outdoor weiner roast.
A business meeting followed the
picnic with Mrs. Hedden, presi
dent, in charge. Plans were made
for the coming Douglas County
Fair. The next three links meet
ing will be a picnic at the Howard
Carnes picnic grounds in July.
Mrs. Willard Buchanan
Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs Willanl Buchanan gracious-,
lv entertained her bridge ciub Tiies-
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hurg. Summer flowers formed the
room decorations.
Members present were the Mes
dames Walter Welker. Don Reed
T H. Pargeter, Robert Beardsley
and Geort;
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Foster. Guests for the
re Mrs. Frank Webster:
anil Mrs. .Norman Hess.
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Mrs. Marry van uermarK, new
Couple To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Humphreys
of Glcndale announce the engage-
mcnt ir daughter, Linda
liumpnreys, 10 i-arroi Lewis smart,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smart
0r Glcndale. The wedding will take
i place Friday evening, July 1
the lovely backyard of the Clifford
Miller home.
Miss Humphreys was grad
uated from the Glcndale High
School in 1958. For the past two
j years she has been employed as
' office secretary at the Glendalc
Elementary School. She plans t)
continue working after her mar
riage. Smart was graduated from the
Glcndale Hish School in 1959 and
is employed anna rauerson aaw-
j mill in oicnuaic.
Rehearsal Dinner Given
Following the Sanders-E a t o n
wedding rehearsal June 16 Mrs.
William Borcher entertained the
.wedding party at uinner ai ner
Roseburg home, other guests pres-
1 enl were ine orinekjrooni s parcnis,
J r. and Mrs. nenrv aanocrs. ana
' Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Johnson, grand-
; parents of the bride.
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Wagner. Roseburg officers, in front row, ore Mrs.
Smalle, Mrs. Henry Rockwell, Mrs. Gene Cooksey,
E. R. Lesher and Mrs. Dick S'ark. In bottom picture,
left to right, ore Mrs. Van Dermark, Mrs. Talbert,
Jerry Lyons, Mrs. Robert Golden
by Wilson Studio.)
E. R. Lesher, new president
presiaent ot winsron-uniara.
Silver Locks Club Slates
Picnic Tuesday, July 19
The June meeting of the Yon
calla Silver Locks Club was held
j Tuesday afternoon fin ".he f.repiace
room of the Methodist Church, hon
oring the birthdays of Mrs. Delia
Wise and Mrs. Julian Thiel, Visit
ing was enjoyed.
me next meeting will be a pic
nic at the rodeo grounds east of
town July 19 at 12 o'clock. Those
attending are asked to bring a cov
ered dish and their own table serv
ice. Anyone interested is welcome
to attend.
Society Has Meeting
The women of the Missionary So
ciety of the Melrose Community
Church met Tuesday morning at
the church. Ann Schrader was host
ess. Following the coffee hour, the
meeting was conducted by the
chairman, Belva Buckwalter. Roll
call was answered by each woman
giving a Bible verse containing the
word, "Love." Elsie lsakson gave the last meeting of both clubs un
in Inlerestinu renort on her recent I til September when they resume
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Traditional Ieis were presented
incoming officers in depicting a
Hawaiian theme at the joint instal
lation meeting of the Roseburg and
Winston - Dillard Toastmistress
Clubs on Wednesday evening at
the Swedish Dining Room. Tables
were colorful with centerpieces of
pineapples and tropical fruits. Pro
gram covers portrayed a beach
and palm tree silhouette.
Using a symbolic chain of Ieis,
Mrs. Jerry lyons, installing officer,
stressed the importance of main
taining a strong chain of official
leadership to promote high Toast
mistress standards. Those accept
ing responsibilities as new officer?
ot the Roseburg Club are Mrs. t.
R. Lesher, president; Mrs. Gene
Cooksev. vice president; Mrs. Rich.
ard Stark, secretary; Mrs. Ted
Smalle, treasurer; and Mrs. Henry
Rockwell, club representative. Winston-Dillard
Club officers include
Mrs. Harry VanDermark, presi
dent; Mrs. Robert I,eck, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Ray Talbert, Secretary:
Mrs. Don Weinberg, treasurer, and
Mrs. Ned Wagner, i lub representa
tive. Mrs. Lesher, of the hostess club
of Roseburg, introduced table top
ics in which participating mem
bers spoke on their initial reaction
to a few chosen pictures. M r s.
Wagner, toastmistress, introduced
the program speakers using the
various meanings of the Hawaiian
salutation "Aloha." The humorous
program included a reading by
Mrs. Cooksey; and "icebreaker
by Mrs. Alfred Daniels; reading
by Mrs. Ed Pittsley, and a talk on
how to get Toastmistress member
by Mrs. Weinberg, ho wore a ho-
lokeu gown.
Others participating in the pro
gram were Lois Rothrock, Mrs.
Robert Golden and Mrs. Talbert.
The newly - installed presidents
were given president's pins and
responded with acceptance speech
es. A past president's pin was pre
sented to Mrs. Golden by Mrs.
Pittsley. A first lime award was
made to the Roseburg member
who contributed the most effort to
her club's activities. This gold cup
was presented to Mrs, Rockwell
by Mrs. Lesher.
Dinner guests for the meeting
were Mrs. Thomas Golden, Van
couver, Wash.; Mrj. Carl Brady
and Mrs. Ivan Benton. This was
scheduled meetings. Anyone inter
esica in toasimisiress training u
, cordially invited to contact a mem
I ber of either club.
Over one hundred friends at
tended the open house June 12,
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hick-
man of Glide on their 35th wed
ding anniversary. The affair held
in the Hickman's beautiful garden
was hosted by the Hickman's chil
dren; Mrs. Ernie l Dorothy Sarns
of Portland; .Mrs. Juan (Mildred)
Schwendener of Ashland; Mrs.
Raymond (Marjorie) Fox of Rose
burg, and Ralph Hickman of Glide.
Two sons, Douglas Hickman now
with the C. S. Army in Korea, and
Robert Hickman of Madras were
unable to attend.
Mrs. Hickman wore a black and
white coin print chiffon frock with
a white orchid corsage. The Hick
mans have resided in Glide twenty
five years. The honorees received
many lovely gifts and cards.
The serving table was covered
by a lace cloth over pink and cen
tered with a floral arrangement of
pink carnations and snapdragons.
The three-tiered beautifully dec-i
orated wedding cake was served
by Mrs. George Casebeer and Mrs.
Vern Shrum after Mr. and Mrs.
Hickman had cut the traditional
first piece.
Mrs. Ernie Sarns poured tbe
coffee. Mrs. Raymond Fox served
tea and Mrs. Ray Ballou scrwd
the punch. Mrs. Juan Schwenrten-
er was in charge of the guest book.
The grandchildren attending the
event were. Susan, Keith and. Jer
ry Sarns of Portland; John, Rich
ard and Alan Schwendener of Ash
land; Ray, Kay, John and Penny
Fox of Roseburg, and David, Craig.
Wendy and Russel Hickman of
Glide.
Roseburg friends attending were
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer, Jack
and Jim; Mrs. Walter Clemens.
Tracy, Lou and William; Mrs. Ford
Plant, Mrs. Helen Barney and Mr.
and -Mrs. George Horton.
bride-blect
Is Honored
Mrs. Lee Hargis was hostess at
a very charming miscellaneous
shower party Wedncsay evening at
her attractive home in compliment
to Miss Barbara Doering. bride
elect of Lt. L. W. Riley III.
Magnolias and roses formed the
artistically arrangea decorations.
Following the opening of the many
beautiful gifts, Mrs. Hargis served
lovely refreshments buffet style to
Miss Doering, guest of honor; Mrs.
John Doering, Mrs. L. W. Riley,
Mrs. John L. Haskins, Mrs. Har
old Speidel, Mrs. Raymond Olson,
Miss Eleanor Nelson. Miss Kath
erine Powell, Mrs. Frank Long,
Mrs. Robert HclliwcU, Mrs. Jonn
Malone. Mrs. Grace Portervillc,
Mrs. Bill Borcher. Mrs. Jack Gor-
thy and Mrs. Philip Johnson.
Mrs. Hall Seely was delightfullv
surprised Wednesday evening
when a group of friends called to
celeDrate her Dirtnday anniver
sary. The occasion also honored
Thomas Clark on his birthday. A
decorated cake, showing a hunter
(to honor Dr. Seely. who left to
day for Africa on a hunting trip)
planes, honoring Mrs. Seely, who
will go to burope next week, and
a birthdav candle for Mrs. Seely
and Mr. Clark.
A turkey dinner was served al
fresco. Enjoying the evening with
Dr. and Mrs. Seely were Mr. and
Mrs. George Ncuner. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Totman, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Clark and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Dole.
Club Meets
Wednesday
Mrs. William Carslens entertain
ed her bridge club at a delightful
dessert-supper at her lovely home
Wednesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Robert Lenneville, a club
member, who is moving to Wash
ington u. c. with her family.
Iris and snapdragons furnished
the decorations for the occasions.
Earrings were placed at each cov
er and each member received a
set of earrings at the close of
bridge play. Covers were placed
for Mrs. Lenneville, guest of honor;
Mrs. Jeffery Currier, Mrs. Bill
Benson, Mrs. Elliott Motschenba
chcr, Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Don
ald Gerretsen, Mrs. Joseph Agost
and the hostess, Mrs. Carstens.
High score for the cvenine's con-
tract bridge play was won bv
Mrs. Currier with Mrs. Gerretsen
winning second high score and
Mrs. Allen the traveling prize.
Coffee Held
At McBees
Mrs. Albert McBee entertained
the Douglas Community Hospital
Auxiliary at a charming coffee
from 10 to 12 o'clock at her beau
tiful home on the South timpqua
River. The coffee was served from
an attractively appointed table ar
ranged on the patio.
Enjoying the occasion wilh, Mrs.
McBce included the president, Mrs.
William Carslens; Mrs. Frank Dix
on, Mrs. Sidney Moon Jr., Mm.
Robert Young, Mrs. Charles S.
Mrs. Earl T. Cone Jr., Mrs. Mau
rice J. Newland, Mrs. Carl Tcague
Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mrs Bill
Shultz, Mrs. Phillip Johnson. Mr;.
Thomas Pargeter, Mrs. Chester
Morgan, Mrs. Grant Phillips and
Mrs. Clyde Wagar.
Birthday Celebrated
At Dixonville Home
Carole Thompson of San Jose.
Calif., and houscguest of Donna
Blaze, celebrated her 15th birth
day Sunday evening at the home
of Donna's grandmother, M r s.
Claude Short. Guests enjoying a
beautifully decorated birthday
cake ana ice cream with Carole
were Lloyd McCraw, Albeit Rad
clifie, Mrs. Jean Itadcliffc and
son, Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Short and
Mrs. Marjorie Blaze and ion,
Richard.
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MR. AND MRS. FLOYD HICKMAN, above, observed their 35th wedding cnniversory at
an open house affair June 12 in the beautiful garden of their home. The Hickmans
three daughters ond a son hosted tne affair. Two sons, Douglas, with the Army in Korea,
ond Robert, of Madras, were unable to be presenP.
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DR. C. WELDON FLETCHER, obove, son of Dr. and Mrs'.
M. D. Fletcher, of Winsron, was graduared frtwn Kansas
City College of Osteopathy and Surgery at Kansas City,
Mo. this month. His porents went back for the ceremony.
Dr. Fletcher went to Virginia to take o board examination
and then drove to Winston to visit with his parents until
July 15, when he will go to Sacramento, Calif, to intern at
the Medical Center for a year. He is a brother of Dr.
Duane Fletcher 'of Roseburg.
Tenmile Ladies Club Has
Picnic At- Aldora Park
Mrs. Bill Centers was hostess
recently for the Tenmile Ladies
Club at Aldora Park.
Those present to enjoy the picnic
were: Julia Brcitcnbuchcr, Bertha
Centers, Hazel Chamhlen, Emma
Diedrich, Goldie Farmer, Irene
Lockwood, Minnie Melius, Alice Ty
ler, Mary Ayers, Cheryl Centers,
Carol, Mike and Dianne Lockwood,
Mrs. Don Nuzum, Spike, Donnie
and Jimmy and the hostess, Mrs.
Centers. ,
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Mrs. T. If. Pargeter entertained
her bridge club Tuesday evening
at her home in Melrose.
Enjoying the occasion were the
Mesdames Robert Golden, Don Kel
ly, Carroll Scnsahaugh, Camillc
Golden, Claude Hicks, Michael
Coen and Ronald Cavin.
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed at the end ot the evening of
bridge.
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Birthday Dinner Held
Mrs. Chester Stewart was host,
ess at a dinfler at her home re
cently honoring the birthday of her
husband Chester Stewart. Those
present included Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert White and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bernatzki and Mr. ana
Mrs. A. Bruton of Drain.
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