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Newspaper Page TextBride-To-Be .-u-sc, ENGAGEMENT.. ANNOUNC- ED-Mr. and Mrs. W. C. (Bill) Carr of Turlock, Calif., an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Linda, to David Bradley, of Roseburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bradley of this city. Miss Carr was gra duated from Turlock Union High School in 1958 and at tended Modesto Junior College and Azusa College in Southern California. She plans to con tinue her education this fall. The bridegroom-elect was gra duated from Roseburg High School and attended Azusa College for two years and will attend California Polytechnical College in San Luis Obispo this fall, where he will major in education. He is currently em ployed as an accountant at Aerojet in Southern California. The wedding has tentatively been set for Jan. 28, 1961. (Picture by Lindblom Studio, Turlock, Calif.) BRIDE-ELECT-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lohr of Canyonville an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Kae, to Dominic Macelli, son or Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Macelli of Sunnyvale. Calif. Both the bride-elect and bridegroom elect atended Bethany Bible College at Santa Cruz, Calif. A fall wedding is planned. (Picture by Wilson Studio). ENGAGED- The engagement of Wilda Caye Gilbert of Sac ramento, Calif., and formerly of this city, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Frye of Roseburg and Ray Gilbert of Sacramento, and Larry LaR.oque, of Sacramen to, also formerly of Roseburg, son of Margorie LaRoque of Roseburg and James LaRoque of Anderson, Calif., has been announced. Both the bride elect and bridegroom-elect were graduated from Roseburg High School, Larry is now working for Aerojet General Corp. No date has been set for the wedding. Yoncalla Family Has Reunion Dinner Sunday Mrs. Rebecca Campnell gra ciously entertained at a family din ner at her home at the foot of Rice Hill Sunday. After a delicious one o'clock dinner, visiting was enjoy ed bv four sisters and one brother of Mrs. Campbell in addition to other family members. Those attending were Mrs. John Dcvinc. Mrs. May Tavemir, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Silva of Clatskan ie; .Mrs. Maud Thiol of Yoncalla; Mrs. John Gross of Korhurg: Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gross from Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Norman llen igan and family, Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. John Parker and two chil dren. Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. Delton Thiol, Yoncalla: Mr. and Mrs. David Hemnunscr. Cnrval- lis: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camp- hell. Miss Anne Campbell and Mrs, Rebecca Campbell, Yoncalla. if 'y u Party Given For Visitor Thursday evening Eddie Ohman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ohman, was host at a barbecue supper, swimming party, followed by the guests staying all night and the next morning enjoying breakfast together. The occasion was en joyed at the attractive Ohman home on SE Kane Street and hon ored Steve Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murray of Salem, formerly of this city, who spent the week here as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Rich mond, and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Murray and daughters, Theresa and Cathy, came to Roseburg to spend the weekend at the Ohman home and took Steve back home with them the first of the week, Guests enjoying the party hon- oring Steve besides the host, Eddie Ohman, were Bruce Richmond, Bobby Elliott. Johnny Yates, Ran dy Garrison, Duke DcBernardi and David Bean. Meet Thursday Winners in the contract bridge play at the Women of the Rose burg Country Club Thursday after noon included Mrs. C. D. Albright, first; Mrs. Kenneth Wernsing of Portland, second, (Mrs. wernsing is a daughter of the Albrights), and Mrs. Emily Judd, third. The bridge play followed the regular weekly luncheon meeting of t h e club members. Episcopal Vicar To Be Welcomed A receDlion to welcome the new vicar of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit in sutnenin, tne Rev. John Welch, with Mrs. Welch and their two daughters will be given by the Women's Guild of the church Aug. 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. The reception will be held at the home ol Mrs. Antonia u. Hansen at 5th and Cypress Streets in Oak land. Father Welch will take up resid ence in Sutherlin Aug. 12. In addi tion to his duties as vicar he will also act as assistant to St. George's Church in Roseburg. All communi cants of the Church of the Holy Spirit and St. George's Church are cordially invited to attend. Club Meets With Mrs. D. Gerretsen Mrs. Donald Gerretsen entertain ed her bridge club from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. A lovely lunch eon was served at noon. Dahlias and zinnias formed the attractive decorations. Covers were placed for Mrs. Phil Kaser and Mrs. W. L. Christensen guests, and Mrs. Bill Carstens. Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Jeffery Currier, Mrs. Joseph Agost, Mrs. Elliott Motschenbacher, Mrs. Bill Benson and tne nostcss, Mrs. uer retscn. The three prizes for the bridge play were won by Mrs. Currier, Mrs. Kaser and Mrs. Agost. Picnic Enjoyed On Little River A most enjoyable picnic was en joyed Sunday up Little River by Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Knudtson and daughter, Jeanne Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Knudtson and son. John Bryan; Sharon Cudd, Dan Walke, of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Drake, Larry and Ronnie Hut ter, Diane Harder, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Golden and daughter, Janet and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weather- by and daughter, Julie. Party Tonight An informal farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams and family of Winston will be held at Winston Community Park tonight between 7 and 9. Light refresh ments will be served. All friends of the Williams family are cordially invited to attend. Williams, who has been coach and teacher at Douglas High School, will be moving soon, with his family, to reside in Yakima, Wash. Luncheon Given Mrs. L. Knudson To compliment Mrs. Lawrence Knudson on her birthday, a de lightful luncheon was enjoyed at the Elks Club Wendesday. A love ly gilt, birthday cake and corsage were presented to Mrs. Knudson from Mrs. James O. Knudtson, Mrs. Ward Cummings, Mrs. Net tic Myers, Mrs. T. R. Burr. Mrs. A. D. McClune, Mrs. Al Creigcr and Mrs. Irv Pugh. Birthday Party Given July 31st Herbert Hough celebrated his 8.1nl birthday July 31 at a most enjoyable family party at his home on St main aireei. neia tives of Mr. and Mrs. Hough lo cated here were guests for the oc casion. Later in the evening Mrs. Hough served lovely refreshments. Dixonville Youths Celebrate At Party Mrs. Peyton Hamr-r and Mrs. fnrln f'milfh WOTO hntPP lit H birthday party Monday afternoon, honoring Jimmy Itamer and Merle r'..l. Ir nn Ihnir tnnlh hirlh- Idays. The party was held at the Hamer nome on me iiorui umpqua Highway. A beautifully decorated birthday cake and ice cream were served to David Beverly. Gary Crouch, Bobbv Hamcr. Tim Zuck, David and Danny Hatfield, Leslie Kar cher, John Broadwater, Tim De vitt, David and Eddie Forrest, Dick ie Wcseman. Tim Hatfield, Larry Rust, Dennis and David Crourh, Mrs. Mae Hamer, Kathy, Barbara and Jcannic Hamer, Mrs. Martha aler Ami l.irV. and It lit h ! UrnaHwatf-P ThA HdVt Tf'CeiVed i lovely birthday gifts. To Marry U t . j ' C. 1 s - I j " f ; , "X -. ' , ,.x ' ENGAGEMENT TOLD-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatfield of Dixonville announce the en gagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Wayne Henninger, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Henninger, formerly of this city and who for the last cou ple of years were in Scots dale, Ariz, and are now at Lake Tahoe for a time. Both the bride-elect and bridegroom-elect attended Rose burg High School and Univer sity of Oregon. The latter is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. The wedding date has been planned for Nov. 26 to take place at St. George s tpiscopal Church in Roseburg. I Picture by Clark s Studio). M. K. HIRST arrived Thursday from Barneis, England, to spend a couple of months visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Franks at their home on the North Umpqua. He was a neighbor of Mrs. Franks' fam ily while living in Canada. Af ter World War II, he went back to England to live. He came by ship, Empress of Eng land, to Montreal, then by train to Vancouver, B.C., and on to Portland. He visited here about 1 2 years ago. Nurses Honored At Lovely Affair A most enjoyable potluck dinner was held on the patio at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Keel on Court Avenue by the nurses of the VA Hospital in honor of Mrs. Cath erine Lamb, formerly Catherine Faucett, who is retiring after 35 years of service with the admin istration. She was formerly chief nurse at the Roseburg VA Hospi tal, and to honor Mrs. Helen John son, who has retired after many years of service and who was ncad nurse of the surgical-medical floor. Lovely gifts were presented to Wedding At Reno Event Of Aug. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Life Edson of Glen dale announce the marriage of their daughter, Kay Narelle, and Gerald Lynn Troxel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Troxel. The cere mony took place at Rose Chapel in Reno Saturday, Aug. b. Mr. and Mrs. Edson accompanied the young couple and acted as wit nesses. The bride wore a blue faile street-length dress with while ac cessories. The bride has been a Glendale resident all her life and his been a student at Glendale High School. The bridegroom has lived in Glen dale for the past six years. He was graduated from the Glendale High School in 1958 and is em ployed by the H. D. Dollar Log gind Co. Picnic Supper Is Enjoyed Saturday A delightful patio picnic supper was enjoyed at the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Reed Sat urday evening by the latter's sis ter, Mrs. Mabel McNew. of Cottage Grove: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman and Mrs. C. E. Grubbe. Azalea Grangers Meet At Hall Friday Night The Azalea Grange met at the grange hall Friday. Present were 22 members and 3 guests. Members discussed a visit to the Melrose Grange sometime during the month. A numbers game was played, with prizes going to Velma Ander son. Margaret Hill. Miss Judy Brady and Mary Mullarkct. Alter the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vaughn and Miss Ardith Meyeri served refreshments. Bethel Enjoys Coastal Outing Bethel 42, Order of Job's Daugh ters, held its annual picnic at Sun set Beach recently. Games and swimming were enjoyed by 21 girls. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Uelmar Murphy, Mr. and Airs. Floyd Ross, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ger mond and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rippstein. Girls enjoying the trip were el Ieen Kenwisher, Delores Lehman, Mary Ellen Farmer, Sharon Wood, Peggy Murphy, Jeanne Roadman, Sharon Rapp, Elaine Hart, Sharon Hounshell, Myrtle Telganhoff, Kit ty Rice, Paula Germond, Betty Miller, Jane Colby, Connie Ross, Susan Mayo and Carolyn Ripp stin. Blue Star Group Sets August Sale Mrs. Olga Barnes hosted the Roseburg Chapter of the Blue Star Mothers at her home weanesaay. A business session was conducted and the remainder of the day was spent working on scuffs for the VA Hospital patients. Ladies who will serve at the next Bloodmobile trip here are LaVon Long, Effie West, Olga Barnes, Mary Holmes, Bessie lioygn, nos sie Talbert and Blanch Gray. A rummage sale will be held Aug. 26 at the Women's Club House on Mosher Ave. The ladies will sponsor a Daisy Sale Sept, 9 and 10th. Next meeting will be at the home of Blanch Gray on uci. am, Mrs. Killipls Complimented Miss Mary Sala entertained at her home rnday evening in com pliment to her niece, Mrs. John Killip, the former Man-Joan rant inson. on the occasion of her Birth day. Mrs. Killip is visiting here from her home in Scottsdale, Ariz. Others present for the lovely din ner party were Mr. and Mrs. Thom as E. Parkinson, Nell McDannold, Florence Chipman, Sula and Kim Killip. Honored Friday Mrs. Harris Ellsworth was com Dlimented on her birthday Friday at a delightful luncheon at the Elks Club, at which time a lovely gift was presented to her from Miss Helen ca-sey, Mrs. jonn ti. uooin son and Mrs. Arthur Clarke. Fol lowing the luncheon the foursome enjoyed contract bridge at the at tractive Clarke home on SE Kane Street. Mrs. Marks Honored At Birthday Luncheon Mrs. John Marks Sr. was com plimented Thursday at a birthday party at the home of Mrs. Robert H. O'Neil on, Fisher Road. A pic nic luncheon was served on the river. Visiting, swimming and ooating were enjoyed. Others present included Mrs. Marks' two daughters, Mrs. L. E. Nickson and Mrs. Paul Casey; Mrs. Grady Mankins and son, Ron; Mrs. Darrell L. Dickson, Donna Casey, Bruce, Peggy, Skipper, Janci and Allecn Nickson. the two guests of honor and a beautifully decorated cake was presented to both ladies. Enjoying the occasion with Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Johnson were Grace Porterfield, Lorrain Jensen, Ruth Ganiere, Harriet Lee, Flor ence Jones, Sidsel La Fleur, Jim Byrd, Helen Ellis, Lorraine E. Means, Jeanne A. Bcrnholz, John Bernholz, Barbara Boyer, Fred Bover, Ronald Johnson, George Lamb, Eunice Crawford, Betty Whittaker, Joan Bruns, Jackie Tucker, Delores A. Hcrschlip, Jo anne Keel, Irma B. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Keel and Mary Keel. Harry Lamperts To Be Honored An informal al fresco reception will be given Saturday, Aug. 13, honoring the 25th wedding anni versary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamport of Myrtle Creek. The affair will be hosted by the couple's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bowman, and nirs Lampert's brother-in-law and sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans, and will take place between 7 and 9 p.m. at the Evans residence at Forest Road in Myrtle crceK. All friends, neighbors and rel atives of the Lamperts are cordial ly invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Lampert have lived in Myrtle Creek for 14 years. Mr. Lampert is a partner in the L & D Construction Co. Conn Picnic Set The annual Conn fimily reunion will be held at Umpqua Park Sunday, Aug. 14. A potluck din ner will be served promptly at 1 p.m. All Conn family members are urged to attend. Church Circle Has Meet JIarrict-Rosa Circle of Oakland Community Presbyterian Church met Friday afternoon at the Oak land home of Mrs. Edith Dunn. The afternoon was spent working on articles for the bazaar to be I held in November. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Everett Herndon. Mary Lee Emily Baker, Betty Hawkins, Esther Pealer and Mary Bennett. Birthday Dinner Held Glen Wright celebrated his birth day at a family dinner at his home on the Bucknorn road aunaay fciir ftfc'iiiigi'fr m if&i i; ifti-iiii A CHARMING PARTY took place when Nancy Greenfield and Carol Bognar entertained at the Bognar residence on SE Douglas Avenue honoring Kay Eastman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Eastman, who is moving with her family to Portland later this month. The girls first enjoyed swim ming in the Bill Weber private pool and later returned to the Bognar home for a Hawaiian luau served on the attrac tively decorated patio. Leis were presented to the guests as well as flowers for their hair. The centerpiece was a miniature volcano surrounded by tropical fruits and appeti- Pinochle Club Hosted Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams were hosts Saturday night fur the Fair Oaks Pinochle Club, when members resumed their regular meetings al the Fair Oaks Grange Hall. Present for the evening of cards were Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hempen ius, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bonney, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Deward Modglin, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Mabel Allen, Jon Lamoreaux and Greg and Bob Schamacher, who are visiting the Haines family from Tacom.i, Wash. High scores for the pinochle play were ncid uy Andy ilempenius ana Mrs. Hand; second nigns ny Law rence Haines and Mrs. Williams, and the sweep prizes by Deward Modglin and Mrs. Hand. Following the card play, a late supper was served by the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aus tin will entertain for the club's next meeting in September, Round Robin Club Meets On Monday Mrs. Walter Fisher entertained her Round Robin Duplicate Bridge Club at a most delightful 10 o'clock breakfast party Monday at Ruth Bradley's beautiful Oak Tree Inn on the North Umpqua River at Winchester. Covers were placed for Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs. Virgil Lomax, Mrs. R. D. Cocn, Mrs. B. L. Har denbrook, Mrs. Fred Schwartz, Mrs. L. W. Mctzger, Mrs. M. L. Hallmark and the hostess, M r s. Fisher. Tying for the high score in the afternoon's duplicate bridge play were Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Mctz ger. Perrin Reunion Enjoyed Sunday A delightful family reunion of the Perrin cousins and their families took place at Benton-Lane park Sunday. Enjoying the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matthews and five children, all of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Buswell and two chil dren of Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boring of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott and two sons, of Se attle; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Per rin and baby daughter, of Centra lia, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Steinhaucr and two daugh ters of Gresham, Ore. Three Links Club Meets Tuesday At Canyonville Tha Canvnnville Thrp 1.1 n It I Club met Tuesday evening at the Canyonville Odd rcuows Hall. Mrs. John Larson gave the de votions. A letter was read from the club's adopted sister at the Rcbekah home in Portland, thank ing the club for remembering her. Mrs. It. ft. I'aru was appointed to send her a gift for the month of August. A baby car bed was presented to Renee Stanley as a surprise gill irom me i-iuu iiieiniii-r.1. i in door prize was won by Erma Bur- gin. Refreshments were served by Erma Burgin and Harriet Swan son. Rainbow Assembly Enjoys Saturday Potluck Picnic South Douglas Rainbow Assem bly had a potluck picnic Saturday evening at the Milton Herbert home near Canyonville. About 25 attended. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs, Milton Herbert, Mr. and Mrs Frank Brown and Mr. and Mrs Louis Rogers. Hawaiian Luau Enjoyed Reunion s Large A reunion of all former Oakland High School students and teachers was held at Stearns Park west of Oakland Sunday. About 300 were in attendance at the reunion and pic nic dinner. Dclbert Spencer acted as chair man of this year's picnic. Gene Cherry was elected chairman for next year, the only former leach or present was Jackson Bliss of forest Grove, who was here lrom 10 iltiU. The following names were regis tered: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elliot (Lila Wegner) and Jim and Deliln; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Warren iBculah Todd), Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson A. Bliss, Bill and Bud, Forest Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Chenoweth, Rccdsport; Mrs. F'aye McClain and Curtis, Norwalk, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Stephens, Johnnie and Judy, Allur- as, tain.; jur. ana Mrs. James Goff, Marty, Stacy, Teresa, Mary Jo and Stephen, The Dalles; Mrs. Virginia Scaton (Mcllugill), Spring Directors Entertained By Mrs. McBee, Club President The Roseburg Lions Club Auxili ary board of directors was enter tained Monday afternoon at the home of the president Mrs. Albert McBee. During the afternoon plans were discussed for furthering the club's local program for the visually handicapped. The club also aids in supporting and cooper ates with the state auxiliary proj ects which are the Institute for Parents of Visually Handicapped Pro-school Children and the Wal ter R. Dry Professional Develop ment Fund. The main project this year will be the sponsoring of a local can endar and date hook listing all lo cal service clubs, their meeting dates and special annual functions. This book will be made available Spencer Family Has Reunion At Stearns Park On Sunday Seventy-five relatives attended the Spencer family reunion held Sunday at Stearns Park west of Oakland. Enjoying the picnic dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spencer and Sandra of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Oberman of Cornelius; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberman and Mary of Milwaukic; Mr. and Mrs. Elias Dutton, Howard, Gary, Da vid and Kiegan and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Minnick and daughter, Clara Perkins, all of Crcswcll; Mrs. Carl McBill and George and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer and Cynthia, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and family, Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oberman, Co quillc. Garretts Hosts At Ranch Party A moonlight ride by horseback followed by a cook-out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Garrett at their ranch on (ilcngary Rocd was a most delightful event of Satur day evening. Attending the affair were the host and hostess and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huff and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Woodman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lynch and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Del Combs, Mr and Mrs. Everett Partin, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sherlock, Tolly Tollcfson and sons, John Robert son, Lloyd Crenhaw, Garrett Lyon and Betty Salikic, v , - it ' 1 6 A&Zi II W. V I 1 - . :AIv i Jit zers. Other tropical dishes and punch were served. A lovely gift was presented to Kay from the two hostesses and Janice Reed, Elaine Tucker, Linda Bartram, Nancy Green, Barbara Jones, Karen Starr, Cathy Thurber, Sue Hamm and Lynn Sullivan. Pictured above first row: Karen Starr, Nancy Greenfield, Carol Bognar, Kathy Thurber, Sue Hamm. Sec ond row: Janice Reed, Elaine Tucker, Linda Bartram, Kay Eastman, Nancy Green and Barbara Jones. Not in the picture, but a guest, was Lynn Sullivan. (Pictureby Photo Lab). At Stearns Event Of field; Mr. and Mrs. Don Rouse (Wanda Copeland), Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Young, Diane, Da vid and Pamela, Granada Hills, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Todd, Myrtle Point; Mr. and Mrs. John Kobbc, Beavcrton; Mrs. Robena Bailey Sisson and daughter, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Travis Rich ardson, Las Vegas, Nov.; Mrs. Betty Fox and two children of Glide. Ernest Heaton, Eureka, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John Hakanson and four children. Harrisburg. Ore.: Ray Cole, Drin; Mrs. Barbara Gilkison and two sons of Maple- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tapp, lirants rass; Mr. ana Mrs. uien Jackson and two children of Port Orford; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cope land Sr., Areata, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Copeland Jr. and chil dren of Mitchell, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcllugill, Cottage Grove; Mrs. Roberta Davies of Calif.; Mrs. Charily Allen Cole, Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Don Newbold (Lee Thornton) and four children, Mrs. to the public in the early fall. Mrs. Willnrd Buchanan will be Ways and Means chairman. Those attending were Mrs. Rob ert Smith, Mrs. A. G. McLain, Mrs. Herb Leonnig, Mrs. William Un rath, Mrs. Bernard Saar, M r s. Loyd Hastings, Mrs. R, J. Hatter seheid, Mrs. Willard Buchanan, Mrs. Glenn Clute. Board members unable to attend were Mrs. George Foster, Mrs. E. R. Buckingham, Mrs. Harold Stein and Mrs. Tom Pargcter. The first club meeting of this term will be a potluck dinner meet ing to be held Monday, Sept. 12, at 6:30 p.m. at the McBee home on Kendall. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Loyd Hastings and Mrs. Herb Leonnig. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oberman, Myrtle Point; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hoffman, Cottago Grove; Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Culcpper and son, La mar, Yrcka, Calif.; James Jones and daughter, Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Spencer and Jeanne Eastsidc, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Broadhcnt; Mrs. Ken neth Kinney and Donna, Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Varlcn Ober man and Mr. and Mrs, Dave Strib ling and Lisa Gayc, Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Radcr, Mr. and Mrs. Ceilan Radcr, Ruin and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Georga Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Fank Oberman and My ron, Mr. and Mrs. Dclbert Spen cer, Carol, B ill ia and Connie, ill of Oakland; and Mr. and Mn. J. C. Allen, Cindy, June, Mont and Robert of California. EVER SEEN B Scad el Exhibiul DOUGLAS COUNTY fFAIR I AUG. 2J.2S Mr. Moto's A T Photos? ;-r -v- I l'v' Park Sunday May McCurdy, Dr. and Mrs. Thom as McKcnzie (Sister Kincaid) and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Underwood and three children, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morris, Bob Kay nnd Bill, Mrs. Etta Morris, Mrs. Olive Mallcry Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mallery, Fred Mareta and Jill, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spen cer and two children, Mrs. Carol Kcrncy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook (June Spencer), Mrs. Pat Short Hull and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cain, all of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sillivan (Betty Carlson) of Winchesfiw lit- ..J Mrs. Lyle Lee and four children and Mrs. Esther McHugill D o d d, Yoncalla; Mr. and Mrs.. Eugene Krewson and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snyder, Jlr. and Mrs. Dick Brown. Rickv. Garv nnd Ken. ny, Mrs. Wanda Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carlson and two chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bridges mm uauKuier, mr, ana Mrs. Frank Wilkerson. Mr. and Mrs. R n 1 f Hakanson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson and four children, Mrs. Isaac Flannery, Mrs. Alice Baker Broaddus, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hammond and Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hammond. Glen Cheno. weth and son and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munson, all of Roseburg. miss Lois McwaDD, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Beecroft, Mrs. Margaret Todd weth McFarland, Mrs. Delores Cole Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller and Mrs. Naomi Riggs, all of Sutherlin: Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McKinney, Mrs. Floren Ortiz and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lam oreaux. Jon and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Al Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis Todd, Mrs. Carmen Cingcade Cox, Dona and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Ken copeland and Carole, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stearns, Kathv, Lin da and Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulze, Sam Baimbridge, Ethel Pylcs, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Manning, Joanne and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Houn shell, Mrs. Freida Fullmer Smith, Mrs. Rosa Young, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Truitt, John Pelzel, Arlene Baird Moore, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carlson, Mrs. Florence Davison Slater, Mrs. Frankie Heh-y Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baird and children. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cherry, Alan Wayne, Bruce, Mark, Noel and Donald; Ted Baimbridge, Dale Baimbridge and Jim, Nancy Sparks Schulze, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Dclbert Spencer and thee children, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cherry, Teresa, Ted andMaureen, Mr. and Mrs. l.es Heaton, Mrs. Ann Manning, Mrs. Ida Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lytle and Chris, Mrs. Esther Pealer, Mr. and Mrs. William Baimbridge, Byron Goff, Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ross, Kitty and Connie, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Stearns, Peggy and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Ronald Bailey and Mrs. Homer Trusty, all of Oakland. OVERWEIGHT? YVONNE DE CARLO suggests Ayds "Voa rtn reduc tiMy with the Aydi Han," a) Yvonne. Tkcn na dirtctd bfor meU, Ayil eurbt your tppetita. You automatieally Mt lo poundi. Ayda now in enocolt fudK-typ and vanilla cjramd. Money hack guarantaa. A Month s Supply (326.