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Wedding At Glendale
Is Double Ring Event
Jlrs. Georgia May Dark of Glen
dale and the Hev. Jay E. Kogers,
pastor of the Glendale Church of
Christ, were married Sunday aft
ernoon, July 3, at the Glendale
Church of Christ. The couple was
attended by her brother and sister-in-law,
Air. and ilrs. Charles
C. Clark of Cottage Grove. The
Rev. Norman Naugler, pastor of
the Glendale Olivent Presbyterian
Church, officiated in the simple
double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Lilly
Belle Cooley played the piano for
the occasion.
The church was beautifully dec
orated with white candelabra and
white baskets of white lilies and
daisies, blue larkspur and pink
roses.
The bride wore a champagne
beige sheath dress of a dacron
cotlon blend with all-over embroid
ery and with it a matching hat
and slippers and white gloves. She
carried a white Bible. Her cor
sage was of pink roses tied with
white ribbons. Her matron of hon
or, Mrs. Clark, wore a grey suit
dress with gold pin stripes, white
accessories and a rose corsage.
After tiie ceremony, the couple
was honored at a reception held in
the lovely back yard of the How
ard Edson home across the street
Hidden Valley Ranch Is
Setting For Large Reunion
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Robison on Hidden Valley Ranch
on Reston Road was the scene of
a most enjoyable family runion on
July Fourth when Mrs. Robison's
family gathered for its first re
union in twenty-seven years. The
Robisons entertained with a ranch
style barbecue.
Present to enjoy the occasion
were Mrs. Robison's father, W. H.
Mitchell, San Pedro, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. John Mitchell and son,
Joe, and daughter, Ellen, of Noble,
111.; Mrs. Paul Scott and son, Paul,
of Dallas, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lewis and son, Barry, and
daughter, Mary Ann, of Bellflow-
Bridge-Dinner
Event Of Friday
A lovely patio potluck dinner and
bridge party was enjoyed Wednes
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Motschenbacher on
Winchester Street, when the lat
ter's bridge club entertained for
their husbands. Air. and Airs. Earl
Flummer were guests.
Others present included Mr. and
Jlrs. S. C. Richmond, Air. and
Airs. H. H. Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Fullerton, Air. and Airs. Os
car Berrie, Mr. and Airs. George
Wharton and Air. and Airs. Frank
Long.
Oakland Couple
Will Celebrate
Mr. and Airs. Alfred Hand will
be honored on their golden wed
ding anniversary Sunday, July 24,
at the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Air. and Airs. Edward
Lamoreaux, of Oakland. Open
house will be held from 2 to 3 p. m.
and relatives and friends are in
viud to call. They have requested
"no gifts".
Picnic Luncheon Held
For Friends At Tenmile
Airs. Ralph Dwight entertained
a group of friends at a picnic lunch
at Aldora Park recently. Games
were plaved and refreshments serv
ed to Helen Young. Audrey Cen
Iprs and Cheryl: Deneice Croy.
Connie and Decna, Arlene Fisher
and Brenda; Norma Dwight, Lon
and Greg, all of Tenmile; Pat uu
t,orf Nnncv Ktnff.il and daughter.
and Joan Dillard, all of Olalla;
Carnie Cornell, Betty Lou, Billy,
Kathleen, Alichael, Patsy, Timmy
and Tommy of Winston; Mrs. Al
ice Cornell of Kelso, Wash.; Hazel
Wafer and Susan of Camas Valley;
Carol Lockwood and the hostess
Doris Dwight.
Calapooia Circle Serves
Airs Grace Crouch led a dis
cussion on Christian Alaturity at
the Friday meeting of the Wonv.
en s Assn. of the Community Pres
bvterian Church in Oakland.
'Refreshments were served by the
Calapooia Circle.
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from the church. They (ut a four
tiered white wedding cake which
was decorated with white roses
with green leaves and pink ros
ettes. It was topped with a bride
and bridegroom (murine. A glass
bowl of roses, daisies and larkspur
centered the table, just behind the
cake, the servmg table was cov
ered with a lace cloth. Pink and
white streamers of ribbon were
extended from the centerpiece flow
er arrangement to the front cor
ners of the table.
The gift table was also covered
with a lace cloth and held, at one
end, a vase of lavender and red
sweetpcas.
Mrs. Ida Edson and Mrs. Mary
Ruth Thompson served the wed
ding cake. Miss Alice Neoel pour
ed the coffee, and Mrs, Gertie
Lystul poured punch.
Following a wedding trip, the
couple will be at home in Mrs.
Rogers' home in Glsndale.
Out of town guests at the cere
mony included Mr. and Mrs. Tru
man J. Clark, parents of the bride;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, Cot
tage Grove, brother and sister-in-
law of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs.
Scott M. Kogers of Portland, par
ents of the bridegroom.
er, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitch
ell and sons Greg and Steven, and
daughter, Debby of West Covina,
Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mitch
ell and sons Randy, Danny and
fcduie, and daughter, Julia, of San
ta Barbara. Calif.: Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Emerson of Alhambra, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rice of Suth-
erlin; Mrs. Doug Rice and daugh
ters. Donna, Robin, Linda and Del
la of Dillard; Mr. riid Mrs. Robi
sin and sons, David ind Joe. John
Mitchell, Bill Mitchell and Ernie
Mitchell are sons of W. H. Mitchell.
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Bob
Rice, Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Rob
ison are daughters.
Couple Marries
Thomas J. Tomerlin Jr. of Glen
dale, and Dorothy Ervin of Jack
sonville, were married by the Jus
tice of the Peace at Ashland on
July 6. The couple is residing in
Glendale.
Green Church Class
Has Party At Wrens
The Royal Berreans Sunday
School class of the Green Com
munity Church met recently for a
party at the home of Airs. Amos
Wren in Tri-City. The evening was
spent in playing games and view
ing slides with Airs. Harold Mat
thewman in charge. Delicious re
freshments were served by the
hostess to Airs. Homer Tucker,
Airs. Eugene Legg, Air. and Mrs.
Charles Foree, Air. and Airs. Wal
ter Smith, Amos Wren, Airs. Alat
thewman, Aliss Alice Scott, Airs.
Alaysil Hilderbrand and the Rev.
Laurence Pine.
Moore Family Reunion
Held AtSutherlin Home
The children of Fred Aloore of
SutherUn, held a family reunion
recently while a daughter and son-in-law.
Air. and Airs. Coy Henslee
and children, Lula, Sammy and
Linda of South San Francisco,
Calif., were visiting in Wilbur and
SutherUn. The potluck dinner was
held at the Howard Aloore home
in Sutherlin.
Among those attending beside
the Henslee family were Mr. and
Airs. Fred Aloore and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Aloore and family of Suth
erlin; Air. and Airs. Roy Harvey
and children of Wilbur; Airs. Ev
elyn Taplcy and children; Airs.
Nina Gurney and children, and
Don Buckley of Drain.
Barbecue Is Given
By Days Creek Couple
The holiday was celebrated Sun
day at a real old fashioned bar
becue at the Jim Aleyers ranch
when Air. and Airs. George Shaffer,
proprietors of the Bridge Tavern,
invited their friends and patrons
to join in a day of baseball, horse
shoe pitching, contests for the chil
dren and the consuming of loads
of delicious food. Two pigs and a
lamb were roasted in a pit under
the supervision of Shaffer, Aleyers,
Bud Fisher and Jack La Branch.
More than 250 people joined in the
festivities.
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Merely Players
Picnic Sunday
Merely Players, Roseburg little
theater group, enjoyed a lovely
picnic Sunday at Wolf Creek For
est Camp.
Enjoying the day were Larry
Kingen, Air. and Mrs. Eugene H.
Atwood, Air. and Airs. Roger Mc
Kenzie and Jeff, Airs. Paul Ged
des and Carole and Debra, Dave
Scoville, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rey
nolds, Mr. and Airs. John Doyle,
Julie, Patrick and Alichael; Ralph
Laux, Lynn Pyle, Sharon Strick-
ler, Gene Alelvor, John Caudill,
Grace Porterfield, Dr. relix S. Vec
chione and family, Air. and Mrs.
O. Bailey, ray Jr., Sue Anne, Alike,
Pat and Bruce;. Mr. and Airs. John
Althouse, Pat Althouse and Air. and
Mrs. Don Trembly and family.
Paradise Lane In Green
Scene Of Afternoon Affair
The Ray Palmer home on Para
dise Lane was the scene of a re
cent picnic in honor of San Diego
visitors, Air. and Mrs. Owen Palm
er and Air. and Mrs. Johnson and
son, Dick. The afternoon was spent
in swimming, picnicking and out
door games, including a horseshoe
tournament.
Family members and friends
present for the affair were Air.
and Airs. Owen Palmer, Air. and
Airs. Johnson and Dick; Airs. Dar
rell Hannaman and daughter, Lin
day, of Alyrtle Creek; Air. and
Airs. Floyd Rawdon and children,
Sheryl and Cindy; Air. and Airs.
Ray Alichael, Joe Alichael, Air. and
Airs. Alarvin Palmer and Randall
and Jeffrey; Air. and Mrs. Dale
Bowman, Air. and Mrs. Dick Oak
ley, Air. and Mrs. Otis Oakley,
Airs. Anna Dunnihoo, Aliss Linda
Gray, Aliss LeNelle Dunnihoo, Air.
Retiring Minister Feted
At Saturday Night Potluck
Honoring the Rev. Valeria Cleve
land, who is retiring from the Free
Methodist ministry, a lovely party
was given Saturday evening at the
home of Air. and Airs. George In
sley at 1667 Brown Ave. The pot
luck dinner and handkerchief
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yard.
Those attending were the hon
ored guest and her husband, Ed
Cleveland, Air. and Airs. Troy Cox
Langdon Family Reunion
Held AtSingleton Park
The children of Mrs. Clarence
Ash of Wilbur honored her at a
family reunion the evening of July
9, at Singleton Park. A barbecue
dinner was enjoyed by the group.
Davidsons Entertain
At Family Patio Dinner
Air. and Airs. 0. H. Davidson of
Glendale held a family dinner on
the patio of their home Tuesday
evening honoring her stepdaughter
and her husband, Air. and Airs.
Warren Cole, and their two chil
dren from Alena, Ark., who had
been visiting here for the past two
weeks. The Coles left the following
day for Rogue River where they
were to spend the night with his
brother, Junior Cole and family
before leaving Thursday for their
home.
The dinner was served on a ta
ble covered with a lovely lace
cloth and decorated with a bou
quet of sweetpeas. Those present
included Air. and Airs. Arthur
Miller of Grants Pass; Air. and
Airs. Clifford Miller and Air. and
Airs. Arville Miller and children of
Glendale; Air. and Mrs. Vard Mil
Glendale; Air. and Airs. Vard Mil-
and their hosts.
Mill Family Hosts
Friends At Picnic Grove
Air. and Mrs. George Alill and
daughter, Georgia of Glendale host
ed group of neighbors and
friends at a picnic in the grove
near their home.
Those present included Air. and
Airs. Hugh Alorrell, Bernie Brans
comb, Bob Aleyer of San Mateo,
Calif., who is spending the summer
here; Air. and Mrs. Whiting Mar
tin, Air. and Airs. T. Al. Alartin,
Air. and Airs. Ady Owens and chil
dren; Mr. and Airs. Albert Vaughn,
Air. and Airs. C. E. Young and
the hosts.
Barbecue Enjoyed
Airs, and Mrs. George Insley
were host and hostess at a lovely
barbecue dinner held Wednesday
night at their home.
Enjoying the affair were Air. and
Airs. Dick Beverly and family;
Airs. Ida Aliles. Aliss Shirley In-
I sley and the host and hostess.
Newlyweds Welcomed
At Anna Dunnihoo Home
Visitors in the Green area re.
cently were Air. and Mrs. John
Wheeler Dunnihoo, son of Airs.
Anna Dunnihoo. This was the hon
eymoon trip of the young couple,
who were married in St. Paul's
Methodist Church in Reno, Nev.
The new Mrs. Dunnihoo was for
merly Patricia Frazier, and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin K.
Frazier of San Alateo, Calif. The
bridegroom is the son of Airs. Anna
Dunnihoo of Green.
While here the young couple vis
ited with his mother and other
relatives, who met the bride for
the first time.
John is in the US Navy, aboard
USS Hancock out of San Francisco.
and Airs. Gerald Palmer and Susie
and Nickey; Air. and Mrs. Don
Alyers, Leroy Palmer and family,
and the host, Ray Palmer. Jlrs.
Ray Palmer is presently in the hos
pital undergoing treatment and was
unable to attend.
Mrs. Boe Is Complimented
At Pink And Blue Shower
Airs. Aaron Boe was the hon
oree Friday evening at a lovely
pink and blue shower given by
Mrs. R. D. Bridges Jr. at her
home on E. Alagnolia. Airs. Gene
Alagce and Airs. Paul Dawkins
assisted the hostess with the serv
ing of refreshments.
Gifts were presented in a bath-
and daughter, Rose; Air. and Airs
D. O. Bly, Air. and Airs. Chris
Lowery, Air. and Airs. Glen Alor
gan and son, Steve, and two grand
children; Air. and Airs. John White,
Air. and Airs. Fred Albcrding and
children; Air and Airs. Paul Baird,
Airs. Ida Aliles of Junction City,
Kans., Air. and Airs. Charles Biy
and son, David, Air. and Airs. Ar
thur Baird, Airs. Elizabeth Regele,
Aliss Theresa Brizendine and Air.
and Airs. George Insley.
Those attending included Air. and
Airs. Ash, Air. and Airs. Cecil
Langdon and daughter, Erin, of
Wilbur; Air. and Airs. Bob Lang
don, Linda, Ricky, Timmy, Cheri,
Robbin and Patty of Portland; Air.
and Airs. George Handel, Judy and
Patty of Seattle; Air, and Mrs.
Lewis Gillespie, Rodney and Leslie
of Coquillei Air. and Airs. R. AIc
Gary, Alike, Alarcia and Gregory,
of North Bend; Air. and Airs. Jim
Wilkerson, Linda and Jimmy of
Winchester; Mr. and Airs. Tom
Rondau, Tommy Jr. and Air. and
Mrs. Harold Dobbs of Little River.
Tenmile Family Has
Recent Weekend Guests
Air. and Airs. Roy Cornell and
family entertained his sister and
family, Air. and Airs. George Sher
man, Pamela, David and Chucky,
of Condon, over a recent weekend.
Air. Cornell's mother, Airs. Alice
Cornell of Kelso, Wash., visited
with them for a week. After which,
they drove to Elk Creek, Califor
nia where they met another sis
ter of Mr. Cornell's, Air. and Airs.
Chet Jones and family of Areata.
Enjoying a picnic lunch were
Air. and Mrs. Roy Cornell, Betty
Lou, Billy, Kathleen, Alichael, Pat
sy, Timmy and Tommy; Mr. and
Mrs. Chet Jones and family, and
Airs. Alice Cornell.
Douglas Salon Has Party
Eight and Forty club of Douglas
County Salon met at the home of
Airs. Betty Moore in Roseburg re
cently. It was a beatnick party
with appropriate costumes. Prize
winners were Alartha Rogers of
Yoncalla, Elizabeth Hogan and
Jane Stevens.
A family of several children
needing special medicine is of im
mediate financial interest in salon
No. 505 now. Funds were raised for
the purpose of prevention of tu
berculosis in children, which is the
National Theme of Eight and Forty
clubs, and all funds are contributed
by the members. Eleven memners
were present. The next meeting
will be a potluck dinner at the Wen
dall Truitt home in Oakland July
24th. Alembers are asked to bring
white elephants.
Couple Hosts Picnic
A very delightful picnic dinner
was given at the home of Mr.
and Airs. Lavern Alurphy on their
ranch near Umpqua on Sunday.
Their lovely yard with the big
trees made a beautiful dining spot.
Those enjoving the dinner were
Mr. and Airs. William Miller and
son Billie of Roseburg; Air. and
Airs. Clarence Thompson, Air. and
Airs. Delmar Alurphy, daushter
Peggy, and sons Pat and Bill, all
of Umpqua, and Aliss Joyce Kipp
stein of Springfield.
Ritches Entertain
Air. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie host
ed a patio picnic at their Garden
Valley home. Those enjoying
their hospitalitv were Air. and Mrs.
P. J. Pon, Mr. and Airs. E. S.
"Ted" Booth and Mr. and Air.
Carl Lehman and grandson, Bry
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The bride will enter her junior
year at college in San Francisco
this fall.
While they were in Roseburg
Mrs. Dunnihoo honored them with
a faniilv dinnpr ar hop hntnp nn
Paradise Lane. Those present were I
the bride and brideinoom. Mr. audi
Mrs. Gerald Palmer and children
Susie and Ricky. Mr. and Mrs
Roger Dunnihoo and daughter,
Sherry; Miss LeNelle Dunnihoo,
and the hostess.
Unit Players
Wi nners Noted
The Roseburg Unit of American
Contract Bridge League met for its
regular monthly master point play
Sunday at the Umpqua Hotel.
First place winners were Airs.
L. E. AlcClintock and Mrs. Hay
Carrico; second. Air. and Mrs. J.
1. Bevans; third. L. E. AlcClin
tock and Mrs. Willard Herriott;
and fourth. Airs, AI. C. Bowker and
Alex Kennedy.
Winners games will be held July
24. For information, call Dr. James
Harris, director.
inette, one of the gifts. Pink and
white petunias and pink roses were
used to decorate the serving table.
Game prizes were won by Airs.
Don Saner, Airs. John LeDuc and
Airs. John Korl.
Present to enjoy the affiar were
Airs. John Doyle, Airs. Doris Her
man, Mrs. John Sauer, Airs. Dick
Reynolds, Airs. Don Trimble, Airs.
Paul Geddos, Airs. Joanne Ved
der, Airs. Alax Dick, Mrs. Alilt
Lindley, Airs. Paul Dawkins, Airs.
D. W. Helliwell, Airs. John Kort,
Airs. Dave Geddes, Airs. John Le
Duc, Airs. 0. J. Fett, Airs. Gene
Magce and the honorce and the
hostess.
Community Church
Honors Pastor And Wife
Alembers and friends of the
Green Community Church met on
Sunday evening before the services
to hold a farewell dinner and party
for tlie Rev. and Airs. Laurence
Pine and family on the eve of
their departure for Los Angeles.
During the hour they were pre
sented with a gift of luggage and
a love offering. Airs. Pine's Sun
day School class also gave their
teacher a Bible. Mrs. Pine thank
ed the group for their gifts, and
Rev. Pine gave a short taik on
things the congregation should re
member on getting acquainted with
a new pastor.
The Rev. Air. and Mrs. Pine
have accepted a call to the Gran
ada Hills Church out of Los An
geles, where they can be near his
elderly mother. They pastored the
Green Community Church for the
past three years.
Garden Valley Family
Hosts Share-Fare Dinner
A family share the-fare dinner
was held at the Carl Arola home
in Garden Valley on Sunday. Those
attending from out-of-town were
Air. and Airs. Don Vogt and two
children of Klickitat, Wash.; Airs.
Lois Peterson of Alenahgan, Alinn.;
Air. and Airs. Albert Hasbargcn
of Alinnesota, and Air. and Airs.
Calvin Arola of Springfield.
Those attending from the Rose
burg area were Air. and Airs. Her
man Hasbargen, Air. and Airs.
Donald Hasbargen and children;
Mr. and Airs. Vernon Teatcr and
children; Air. and Airs. Gary Nich
ols and children; Air. and Airs.
Robert Johnson and children and
the host' family children, Mike Pe
ter, Carley, Helen and George.
Mrs. Handy Is Honored
At Pink And Blue Party
Airs. Lerov Handy was th in
spiration for a lovely pink and
blue shower party, given by Mrs.
Joe Ryerson at her home in Rose
burg on Wednesday.
Following a pleasant social hour
the suest of honor opened her guts,
presented to her by the Alesdamcs
R. A. Anderson, Alaurice Weber
Jr., Clarence Gaines, Richard
Mendenhall, . T. Alendenhall,
Gene Vfelton and Airs. Hyerson.
Dainty refreshments wera serv
ed by the hostess.
Barbecue Enjoyable Event-
Afr. and Airs. Calvin Overcash
of Glendale were hosts at a barbe
cue dinner and swimming party at
their home Saturday evening.
Those present included Air. and
Airs, rred Kafer, Air. and Airs
Glenn Kafer and family; Charles
Kafer, Air. and Airs. Emby Troxell
and the host family.
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Church
Activities
MEETING SCHEDULED
A District Fellowship meeting of
e Assembly of God Church will
be held at the Elkton Grade School
Alonday at 2:30 p.m. A potluck
supper will be held at the grade
school at 6 p.m. with a young
people's meeting to follow. The
evening service will be held at
7.30 p.m. Everyone is invited to
attend, reports Mrs. Wade llender
er, correspondent.
Oakland Bible Class
Meets At Baker Home
Airs. Emily Baker of Oakland en
tertained Friday for members of
the Ladies Bible Class of Oakland
Presbyterian Church at her home.
Airs. Esther Pealer led devotions
and Airs. Alary Leo led the lesson
on Christ in the Psalms.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to the Mes
dames Alary Bennett, Lulu Mc
Mahon, Alarjorie Wayne. Alildred
Burpee, Edith Dunn, Pealer and
Lee.
Dixonville Group
Has Birthday Party
The youth group of the Pine
Grove Church enjoyed a "Hobo
Party" at the home of Pastor Rich
ard Morehead on South Deer Creek
Friday evening. Pastor Alorchead
and Douglas Stone's birthdays were
celebrated at the party.
A beautifully decorated birthday
cake, made by Airs. Thelma Sav
age, was served to me group.
Gaines were played during the
evening and prizes given to tho
worst looking hobo s, who were
Pastor Morehead and Alary Broad
water. Elks Duplicate Bridge
For the Friday afternoon session
of the Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
master point play, Airs. Harry Ilil
deburn and Airs. Willard Herriott
held high score; Airs. J. AI. Bevans
and Airs. Rav Carrico, second;
Airs. A. B. Coilicr and Mrs. Walt
er Fisher, third; and Airs. E. W.
Hughes and Airs. W. G. Rogers,
both of Salem, fourth.
On the fourth Friday of the
month, July 22, will be the special
"Rose" party for master point
players.
Tuesday night winners were Airs.
G. W. Marshall and Airs. A. B.
Collier, first; Air. and Airs. W. C.
Callison, second; and Airs. Lyle
Bodenner and Gertrude Rast,
third; and Mr. and Airs. AI. C.
Bowker, fourth.
Dinner Held At Glide
Air. and Airs. Dalo Heigh and
family of Idlyld Park and Air. and
Mrs. Bill stiles ot Norm uentt were
dinner Euests of Mr. and Mrs. Uon
aid J. Brown of Glide Saturday
evening.
Air. Heigh has been transferred
from the U.S. Forest service Hang
er Station in Steamboat to the
ranger station in Damngton,
Wash., where he will assume the
position of district ranger.
Joneses Hosts At Dinner
Air. and Airs. Don Jones enter
tained at a dinner party Alonday
night honoring Mr. and Airs, frank
Chalupsky and children, Stuart and
Pamala.
Covers were placed for Air. and
Airs. Jack Alay, Mr. and Mrs
Jones and children, Ruthan, Linda
and Kathy, and the honored cou
ple and children.
Doyles Host Picnic
Among those who entertained re
cently in Garden Valley with an
old fashioned picnic were Air. and
Airs. Alillard Doyle. They invited
Elton Zuver family, the Ronald
Cavin family and Air. and Mrs
Jim Friday of Eugene. Visiting and
water sports were enjoyed.
Golden Agers Picnic
Alembers and friends of the Gold
en Age Club of Roseburg partici
pated in a charming potluck dinner
iuesday evening at umpqua Park.
Croquet and visiting were enjoyed
oy me a people attending.
Zonta Club Has Luncheon
Alembers of the Roseburg Zonta
Club met for a no hostess lunch
eon Friday.
Regular business sessions are
not held in the summertime, hut
the group plans to meet monthly
for luncheon.
Dixonville Lad Feted
Timmy Dcvilt was honored al
a birthday luncheon at the Al Had
cliffe home Saturday, honoring
Tim's 11th birthday.
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A LADIES TRIO and the Rev. Mr. Clork, all ot Azusa Col
lege, Azusa, Calif., will be featured at the Green Commu
nity Church Sunday at both the morning and evening services.
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Christian Camp
Said Successful
A youth camp recently establish
ed by the Christian churches of the
southern Oregon district is proving
quite successful. Attendance at the
camp is approximately three times
that of the youth camp held by the
same churches last year, accord
ing to James Smith, pastor of the
First Christian Church of Rose
burg. Eight churches last year formed
an association and purchased the
former Associated Plywood Co.
camp on Little River. Through vol
unteer labor the buildings and
grounds were prepared for sum
mer use.
The first ramp, designed for jun
ior high school ages, now is in
progress with H5 young people in
attendance, Smith told the board of
the Roseburg Church at a meeting
Tuesday night. Two camps for old
er groups are to follow.
Mennonite Church
To Host Speakers
S. J. and Ida Hoslctler, mission
aries on furlough from Ghana, will
speak at the Winston Alennonite
Church Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
The Hosteller went to Ghana
THE HOSTETLERS
f ... to speak
in 1957 as the first missionaries
of the Alennonite Board of Mis
sions and Charities, Elkhnrt, Ind.,
to serve there. Previous to their
term in Ghana, the Hostetlers were
missionaries In India from 11)28
1949. Their work In Ghana included
giving instruction and taming to
Ghana church leaders. They were
also instrumental in beginning
work for tho Mennonite Mission
Board in the country of Nigeria.
EVANGELIST SCHEDULED
Evangelist AlacArran of Ilender
sonville, N.C., will speak at the
Garden Valley Community Church
Sunday al 7:45 p.m. AlacArran is
currently holding services in Tri
City. He has held 10 revivals
throughout the Alidwest. This is his
first trip to the West.
GUEST SPEAKER PLANNED
Ed West of Coos Bay will bo
guest speaker at the Oakland Com
munity Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning. He is conducting
services whiie the Rev. Richard
Wayne, regular minister, is on va
cation, reports Edith Dunn, corre
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Slated At Green
The King's Daughters, a ladies
trio on tour from Azusa College,
Azusa, Calif., will present a pro
gram of song and testimony at
the Green Community Church Sun
day. The trio will sing at both morn
ing and evening services.
Tho girls are all students of the
college, majoring in music, teach
ing or mission work. Their reper
toire includes a ranue of selections
from the classical numbers to
folk tunes and spirituals, sung as
solos, trios and some quartet ar
rangements. Aliss Win! Walker ac
companies the trio in addition to
arranging for them.
Also visiting at the church on
Sunday will be the Rev. Air. Clark,
a missionary. Clark served in Ven
ezuela where ho instigated tho
"Institute- Pan Americana an ed
ucational program tu aid the Ven
ezuelans. He was founder of tho
Yucca Valley Community Church
in Yucca, Calif. , and is known for
his work in Youth for Christ.
yuuth camps., missions and evan
gelism. He is presently serving on
the administration oi Azusa col
lege. The public is invited to hear and
see the trio and the Rev. Air.
Clark, according to Alary Weikuui,
correspondent.
edical Mirror
LiMi'i-iiirnma
Meningitis Not
Inherited
Jaw Click
Q What in spinal nwningitU
and is there a cure? In ftnra
jny dan nor or pojim'Mo rink to
offspring if a pt'non who haa
had the divatc? ii insanity
tho eventual outcome of men'
in it is?
A. Spinal meningitis is inflamma
tion of the cellophane-like cover
ing of tho spinal cord. Menin
'gitis occurs when the spinnl canal
is invaded by germs or vims.
Wdh. modern, drug therapy tha
outlook for a person with men
iritis is fur better than it was
only a few years ago. In severo
cases there iway be some after
clfccts but insanity is hardly one
of them. Meningitis is nut
"handed down' or inherited.
Q, t hava recently developed
nffo a click in tho riit side
of my jaw It in loud enounh
t he embttrranning when I eat
it buld you advise treatment
or inif it go atvay?
A. Many people have this, expe
rience at times. There is no cause
for alarm, provided the jaw func
tions in a normal mannner. It is
very likely that the click will
disappear in time. If not, a com
petent oral eurgcoa should be
consulted
fitestioM directed to Scfenea
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