The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 09, 1960, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextVisit Here Fft., Sept, 9, 1S40 Tk New-Reisw tsseburg, Ore, S Honored At Party sSmX V': : : r- f t - .1'. I '.'" "t 1 i' V"' v I fry" !t s. f ,tf ; '' "v v? - : s DAVID, 6, ond Cindy, 5, son ond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lambert of Salem, spent the week in Roseburg visiting their uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs. Eldon F, C?,!ey, and children, Delbert, Junia and Virginia. The Lamberts were here over the weekend and then returned here again for the holiday weekend to pick up ther son and daughter. (Staff Photo). ' Camas Valley Grange Hall Scene Of Teacher Reception A very delightful teachers recep tion was hetd at the Camas Valley Grange Hall Thursday, the Camas Valley PTA sponsoring the annual event. Beautiful arrangements of glad ioli, dahlias and amaryllis were used in the decorations about the hall and on the center table which was set for teachers and their families. The Camas Valley Gar den Club members had made the floral arrangements and aissisted in decorating. The no-host dinner that was at tended by over 100 residents of the valley. Mrs. Donald Lawson, program chairman, presented several musi cal numbers played by Clem" Spur lock and Marion Rentz and Mrs. Ron Ross, Mrs. Marion Rentz and Mrs. Frank Kinnan, who sang in trio. A reading was given by Guy Moore. PTA president Mrs. Robert Ran dall welcomed Hie new teachers to the area, and introduced the other officers of the PTA. Superintendant Warren Brenner introduced the following members Bridge-Supper Club Meets Mrs. Adrian Fisher graciously entertained her bridge club Wed nesday evening at her beautiful home in Laurelwood at a 7:30 o'clock dessert - supper. Purple daisies formed the centerpiece for the serving table, while red daisies formed the living room arrange ments. Covers were placed for Mrs. Hall Seely, a guest, and Mrs. H. H. Tur ner, Mrs. J. P. Motschenbaehcr, Mrs. S. C. Richmond, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. L. J. Fullerton, Mrs. O. M. Berrie, Mrs. George Wharton and the hostess, Mrs. Fisher. High score for the evening's bridge play was won by Mrs Mots chenbacher with Mrs. Lng win ning second high score and Mrs. Seely the traveling prize. Pastor Is Honored The Glendale Missionary Bap tist Church held a potluck picnic dinner at Barton Park near Glen dale Sunday after the morning service. The occasion of the pic nic was a farewell for the pastor, F.ldcr H. D. McDonald and family who plan to move soon. Booster Night Slated South Deer Creek Grange will hold its Booster Night in conjunc tion with a country auction Satur day, Sept. 17. Refreshments will be sold. Goffs Are Dinner Hosts The Misses Einor, Esther and Nclda Shcrk of Roseburg were Sun day dinner tuests of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Goff and son, Byron, of Oakland. PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS of the teaching staff at Camas Valley School; Melvin Jones, Donald Weins, Mrs. R. Hartrick, Mrs." Russell Harwood, Bill Levins, Fomhy Hol man. Miss Teresa DcCastro, Mrs. Bessie Kecler, Mrs. Clem Spurlock and Mrs. Pearl Quaky. The fam ilies of the teachers accompanied them and were also introduced. MrS. Randall extended an invita tion to all residents o the valley to join the PTA and announced the first meeting will be held Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. School Personnel Honored At Dinner At Jones Home The personnel of the Camas Val ley School District 21 was enter tained at a no-host dinner recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jones on Burma Road in Camas Valley, Mrs. Warren Brenner was co hostess for the event. Following the dinner, Mrs. Rus sell Harwood, Steven Grimm and Clem Spurlock entertained with several musical numbers. Attending the event were: Mrs. Pearl Qualcy, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Spurlock and children Mary Beth Tricky Neckline in Sweater for Collector v - . f v y "s '? , "3 A fur-blend sweater with a tricky neckline treatment It a must for the sweater-collector this fall. Collar rolls back from a fake yoke which displays four big pearl buttons. The color for this sweater by Select Is Alpine violet. By GAILE DUGAS, Newspaper Enterprise Women'a Editor. Bridge Winners Are Announced Three couples from out-oMown were present at the Monda;' night Myrtle Creek Duplicate Bridge Club play at the John Markham home in Myrtle Creek, High scores were held by Mrs. Lennart Carlson and Mrs. Ray mond Beii; second, Mrs. Howard Royle and John Markham; third Mr, and Mrs. Walter Ulrich of Roseburg. Duplicate bridge players from outlying aaeas are cordially invited to attend the Monday night ses sions, me next ptay will oe sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Markham nome. Elaine and Gary; Colleen Smith, Miss Teresa DcCastro, Mr. and Mrs. Fomby Holman. Bill Levins, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartrick, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harwood, Steven Grimm, Donna Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weins and daughter, Deniee; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brenner, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawson, and children, Frances, Robert and Donald; Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Markham, Henry W, Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jones and children, Nathan, Sydra, Lark. Ro land, Timothy, Dawn and Carleen. Stanford Alumni j Have Meeting To Organize Chapter A group of Stanford University Alumni interested in organizing a Southern Oregon-Northern Califor nia Alumni Chapter met recently at the Medford Hotel. Temporary officers elected were: Sam H. Beiiah, Box 6, Rogue River, Ore., president; secretarial committee members, Gertrude Mc Laren, Jan Zuxier, Jane Hood and Joan Boyden, 2541 Sandy Terrace, Medford; organiiationai committee, Paul Blanchard, 1047 SE N. St. Grants Pass. Mr. Blanchard was one of the Stanford alumni that organized the Chicago Stanford Club in 1923, which club now has over 600 mem bers. It was decided to have l party meeting Oct. 8, 1960 during the na tionally televised Stanford-Washing-ton football game, in Medford, Ore gon, Notices will be sent to all of the known members living in Coos, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties in Oregon, and Del Norte, Humboit and Siskiyou counties in California. It would be appreciated if any Stanford alumni living in the South ern Oregon - Northern California area having suggestions or desiring information please contact one of the above members. Eurekans Honored At Ellison Home A lovely potluck luncheon was served Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. William Ellison at their borne near Sutheriin, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hebard and family, who were visiting here from Eureka, Calif. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bush, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Isom, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hogan and chil dren, Michelle, Danielle and Shar on; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Butler and children, Gina, Mike, Randy and Terri; Mr. and Mrs. David Bur gess and children, Kathleen, Kay and Karyle Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boss and daughter, Judy; Mr. and Mrs. William Hebard, Clif ton Hebard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hebard and children, Bobbie and Dickie: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hs- bard and children, Cindy and Bil lie, and Mr. and Mrs. Wi'lliam Elli son and children, Cheri, Stevie and reggy, Mrs. Ellison is the daughter of William Hebard and the late Mar tha Bush of Roseburg. AAUW Board Of Directors Entertained By Officers Mrs. Walter Edmonds, president of the Roseburg Branch of the American Association of University Women, assisted by Mrs. Cecil Sherwood, entertained the board oi directors of AAUW in the social hail of the Presbyterian Church recently. Light refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed as the group made plans for the first branch meeting to be held at the Koseburg Womens Club Sept IS. Newly elected to the executive board are Mrs. Cecil Sherwood, vice president, and Mrs, John W. Fread, treasurer. Mrs. Edmonds announced the names of those serv ing on the board for the coming year. Standing committee chair men include; Mrs. Donald Matson, elementary and secondary educa tion; Mrs. John Davenport, higher education; international relations, Mrs, Joe Sojka and Mrs. Ed Bor-: gen; social and economic issues, Mrs, Claude Baker; status of worn-; en, Mrs. Adrian Lofland; arts, Mrs.i Holden McTaggart; fellowships, j Mrs. Harold Hoyt; ietislative. Mrs. ; Gerhard Eckman; mass media,: Karen Renf ro Honored By Roseburg Theta Rho Club . The Alpha Zeta Theta Bho Girls Club 30 of Roseburg held a special meeting for initiation of new mem bers and to honor Karen Rcnfro, outside guardian to the state Theta Bho Assembly. Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M, Renlro of Roseburg. She was elected to the state office at the assembly held in Springfield in June of mis year. A beautiful candlelight initiation ceremony accepted into Theta Rho tris Shoemaker, Eileen Haniin, Gail Gregory, Nancy Knaggs, Nan cy Dean and Vicki Slabaugh. Twenty-four club officers and members, dressed in pastel for mais, gave a very impressive drill, showing the close association of the Bebekah Lodge to Theta Rho. The drill was followed by a tribute to Miss Renfro, at which time gifts were presented to her by Shirley Club Luncheon Held Wednesday Mrs. W. L. Toicr entertained her bridge club at a charming 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at her beauti ful home on the North Umpqua River at Winchester. Red and white tuberous begonias lormea tne i very lovely decorations. Covers were placed tor Mrs. j Glenn Gibbons, Mrs. Elton V. Jack- son, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs, Vir-; gil Lomax, Mrs. Kenneth Kirk, i Mrs, James Aiken, Mrs. Robert H. i Savage, Mrs. C. M. Teague and' the hostess, Mrs. Tozer. High score for the afternoon's! contract bridge play was won by; Mrs. Lomax with Mrs. Savage win-' ning the second high score. Farewell Party Given j For Jim Dickinson A farewell party wsj given for Jim Dickinson Thursday evening at the Elkton home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson. About 2S high school boys and girls attended wiener roast at S p.m. j Jim joined the V. S. Air Fores' and has left by bus for Texas where he will enter training. He was in the 1953 graduating class at Elkton High School, , AMONG ROSEBURC girls going away to college this fall and who were entertained at the Pan Hellenic affair Wed nesday evening at the attractive home of Judge and Mrs. Eidon F. Caley were, left to right: Diane Palm, Kathi Oak ley, Judy Hebard, Becky Roberts, Marilyn Helland, Maureen Hallmark, Susan EngdaM and Joanne Freeman, Mrs. Mar shall Smith poured coffee and Mrs. Ray Casebeer served Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Celebrate Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.i Walter Cornelius of Roseburg celebrated the occa sion of their 40th wedding anni versary Aug. 29 by attending the Douglas County Fair. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Corne lius were entertained at a toveiy dinner given at Myrtle Creek by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornelius were also present. Mrs, James Siattery; membership, mrs, jrnu oec&iey. Special committee chairmen In clude: Historian. Mrs. Nels Lin- dell; parliamentarian and by-laws, Miss tana Turner; Budget aaa !! nance. Mrs. Elliott Perkins: hos vitality and social, Mrs, Bassell Hagg and Mrs, Lee Hunt; contact, Mrs, h. B. Wilson and Mrs. William Wilson; yearbook, Mrs. Boy Byrd; publicity, Mrs. Arthur Marsh; newsletter, Mrs, Andrew Broaddus and Miss Esther Oyer, Oregon College of Education at Monmoulli is now on sue approves list for membership in AAUW and those holding a B.A. degree from there mu Be welcomed into the association. Attending the session were; Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs, Jo seph Sojka, Mrs. J. E. Siattery, Mrs, H. Nels Lindell, Mrs. Harold Hoyt, Mrs. Ed Borgen, Mrs, Ad rian M, Lofland, Mrs, joim w. Fread, Mrs. Lee O. Hunt, Mrs. H. B. McTaggart, Mrs. H, G. Eck man, Mrs. John A. Davenport sad Mrs. John Loosiey. Oldfield, president of the club. Ana ssaunaers sang "inerc s a Blue bird on Vour Windowsili." Distinguished guests Included Patty Kime, president of the state assembly; Elizabeth Shearer, vice president; Lila Hormss el Coos Bay, vice chairman o the state joint youth committee, and Mrs. May Robinson, member of the joint youth committee. Each giiesi gave a short speech commenting on the evening's program. Miss Kime ex pressed her hope that the club would do degree work at the next state assembly to be neid is Cen to! Paint in June, 1961. The meeting was concluded with a grand march leading ts the dining room. Light refreshments were served. Tables were decorat ed with candles and flowers. The club colors of blue and light peach were used tnrougnout tne room. FOR NEWLYWEDS g Wa will atari you out in Nf with a good used Refrlfjarator, Range and Automatic Wtititf ONLY 7.62 Mere Fine- Buy In Uad Appliance 10-4t-SI S. I, Rm OK 2-1 1 t . 1. $takM This Maitt It ii-ewi fha amiiii sty ta SslJi Parade Be Held Elaborate plans are being made: for the annual "Parade of Parties"; to be sponsored Sept, 20-21-22 and 23, by the member of the Mercy Hospital Auxiliary, according ts an announcement maae oy me presi dent, Mr. William Norris. The sept, zu party wut Be buf fet-salad affair at the taae of Dr. and Mrs. i, A. Coibruna Ja Bidge- wood. Mrs. o. H. rrtu aaa Mrs Thomas Martin are co-chairmen of the affair. Assisting them with the! party will be Mrs. Wittlam Brink - ley, Mrs. John Donnelly, Mrs. Ray Sims, Mrs. Dudley Walton, Mrs.i K. V, Herbage, Mrs. JMvjra Reela.) Mrs. Pale Harvey, Mrs. Rex Rob Mrs. Bruce Carter, Mrs. Eldon! erts. Mrs. J, G, Verberkmaes, Mrs. Caicy. Mrs. H. A. Witts. Mrs. Les lie Bauer, Mrs, Louis Michalek, Mrs, Stanley Long, Mrs. C. L, Code, Mrs. Dale Williamson, Mrs. Floyd Moore. Mrs. John Robinson. Mrs. Frank Mulier, Mrs. Bernard Rog ers, Mrs, David Tomasnek, Mrs, John Unruh, Mr. Wallace B, Case- beer, Mrs. George Lena, Mrs, Ray Pucketf, Mrs, Bert Morrlssey, Mrs. I. J, Bean, Mrs. it. A, Brlggs Mrs. Hall Seely, Mrs, Howard Pat- tlson, Mrs. Harry LeBeau, Mrs, W. Ernest Butler, Mrs, Wayne senuii, airs, t.a Hsmgm, Mrs. m. W. Kring, Mrs, Nels Limlell, Mrs. Gsida Nickell, Mrs. Psuha Me- Kee. Mrs, Russell Parson, Mrs. E, L. Tauscher, Mrs. Steve Fowler and Mrs. Frank Wssdworth. Wednesday, Sept 21, a coffee will be held at the home oi Dr, and Mrs. Byron Woodruff en the North Umpqua Kiver above Winchester with Mrs. Dale Holes and Mrs. Robert Murphy co-chairiaen, They Reception At Richman Home Compliments Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Boyer of Bosenurg, who were married re cently, were honored at a recep tion given Sunday afternoon by the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. O. F. Richman, Mrs, jioysr a me tor mer Pat Richman Shepard of this city. Luncheon Given Monday By Mr. and Mrs, Yoder Following their annual custom, Mr. and Mrs. Marten Yoder, Glen dale schools superiiiteadant and wife, served a himheoa ia the grade srhool eateteria to teachers ana sum memoers Moaasy. Luncheon was served to nearly Si teachers and members of the administration, office custodial staff. 01 sbtmt PER MONTH f ' i ih r punch. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Thomas McGill, Mrs. Del Mobiey, Mrs. George Neuner, M. John Loosiey, Mrs. Don Dole, Mrs. Cordon Stewart and Mrs. Dudley Wal ton. Mothers of the girls were also guests at the affair. Miss Leola Lorenien, who was graduated from University of Ore gon and who is home from Washington Stat at Pullman, Wash., was the guest speaker, (Staff Photo) Of Parties'1 Sept. 20-21-22-23 will be assisted by Mrs, Fred Har- gis, Mrs. James Kilkenny, Mrs. John Longfellow Jr., Mrs. J. T. Sanders, Mrs, Jsshs Bogner, Mrs. James Finlay, Mrs. Fred Herman, Mrs. C. E. Babbitt, Ma, Ed Bish op, Mrs. Robert Dudley, Mrs. Nel son Howard, Mrs, 1. P. Neat, Mrs, David WeismaB, Mrs, George Grat ke, Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mrs. Harold Jokeia, Mrs. J. C. Bsese, Mrs, Paul Beuendorf. rs, B. . Bueking- j ham, Mrs, Ms J. Young, Mi loWe Goettel, Mrs. A, jj. loung, jars, &. wimoeny, Mrs. Earl Crain, Mrs. Milton Hard Jonn rutlman, Mrs, James camp- bell, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Wil liam Stiewig, Mrs. Frauds Circle, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth and Mrs. C. A. Penneil, Thursday, Sept. a, a coffee will be held at the Borne of Mr. and Mrs, WilUaai LassHer with Mrs. it. G, Frashour and Mrs. Jo seph Lanspa co-chairmen. They will; Be assissea by rs, led Dauber, Mrs. Jack Garnet. Mrs. Victor Ba- kaia, Mrs. B. P. Bier. Mrs. Wil liam Cooke, Mrs, Sidney Domen- ico, mm. B. i, Hawie, Mrs. J, c Hume, Mrs, Agnes Jordan, Mrs, William Lsngc, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. H. R. Mabonry, Mrs. S. M. Moore, Mrs. Robert Kevue, Mrs.! Harry Stearns, Mrs, Howard Thom as, Mrs, Douglas Tudor, Mrs. How-! ard J, Wilson, Mrs. A. Zenger,! Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mrs, AI Bishop,; rs. i. a isatiey, Mrs. Kay car- nee, Mrs. Haraia Bejbrens, Mrs, E. R. Foster, Mrs. BUI Cray, Mrs, Dolph Boyers Pink and white gitdlolt and as ters combined with ptak candies in silver tandleholders to form the at tractive appointments for Use lace covered serving taMs. The wedding cake was white with accent of del icate pink. For the occasion, Mrs. Dover wore a smart Was silk print jacket dress with white accessories. Mrs. W. R. Holhrosk poured cof fee and Mrs, Merrill Keller served the wedding cake. Mra, Philip U, Hendrie and Mrs. Raymond J. Hen drie, both of Portland, assisted with the serving. About 45 friends sad relatives of the couple called is offer congratu lations. Out-of-town guests were j Mr. and Mrs, Philip B. Hendrie i and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond J. Hendrie, all of Portland. Affir tOU YOUR "UMPQUA fUU NAMI AODMSS . C1TT .. HOW IOHO .. mtf NAMi To Donald Joppeson, Mrs, Lee Lacey, Miss Anna Link, Mrs. B. E. Me LaughUa, Mrs. Ssy Martin, Mrs. Charles MuteWe, Mrs. George Schultra, Mrs. A. A. St. Onge, Mr. L. Thurber, M. Walter Weiker, Mrs, Jobs H. Young and Mrs. D. A. HsHerty. The parties will close at a tea Friday, Sept. JJ, at the some of Mr. and Mrs. Doss Radabauca with Mrs. waBsm F. Ferrest and Mrs. Porter Ltinhart cs-chainnea. Assisting hostesses iaclude Mrs. G. u taway, sirs, Ules Anderson, Mrs. W, P. Borta, Mrs. H. R. Brown, Miss -Helen Casey, Mrs. Joseph Fest, Mrs. Richard Griffin, Jirs. Mabel Laurie, Mrs. Sobers J.icobssa, Mrs. Paul Login, Mrs, Peyton Qfetkirk, Mrs. L. J, Bed. mond, Mrs. Louis Adsmsid, Mrs. cent Derrfg, Mrs. Wfliiaaj Heupe, Mrs. Jack Isaacson, Mrs, Version Keel, Mrs. Mtebaei Lee, Mrs. Gcna Ms gee. Miss Bsmadiae Princess, Mrs. James Richmond, Mrs. Mor rill Ritter, Mrs, Robert Scott, Mrs. Perry TWele, Mrs, Sam Weumsn, Mrs. David Kadke, Mrs. W. S, Fisher. Mr. 3r Lewi. Mrs. C, M. SfeDerasoa, Mrs. Robert Mooers, Mrs. Paul K. Svan, Mrs. Fred Sofcg, Mrs. Sobert Wandiin. Mrs. Irving Seattle, Mrs. Lea Emery. Mrs. Gene Jnhnimi. Mn. E. E. UadeB, Mrs. G. W. Marshall and Mrs. Edward M. Murphy. The ssisd-buffft TuMrfsv will h irora ti'.sa a.m. to t p.m. the cof fees Wcdnc-sdsy and Thursday will be from 19 s,m, ts 12 boob and the tea Friday will be from ts 4:39 p.m. AH four of tts parties are open ts the general puMe. Proceeds of the affair trill be used by the auxiliary to teaefit Mercy Hospital. After-Rehearsal Dinner Is Given Bouquets of dshlias and soft ti- dlelight formed a lovely back ground for bullet dinner given Fri day eveataf at the Plans Roll Ina fey Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C, Jennie for BSenjbera si the Bliss -Jennie wedding party alter rehearsal. Present tor the aSair were Miss Anne Jennie mi her fiance, Gary Bliss; Mrs. Byron Bliss, Richard and Rodney Bliss, Butit Stewart, Jo Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth SipreUe, Dlaae Pains, Jim Chris tensen, Richard Plant, Mr. and Mrs. Doagjas Moore, Jim Robert son, Mr, and Mr. Louis Slevens, Mr. and Mrt. Wayne Medford and the host and hostess. n ALLtY" CRIDiT CARD $?? FHONI NUMilX