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Rush Party Costume Affair
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ALPHA ZETA, Beta Sigma Phi, members enjoyed a hobo
party' Wednesday at the 0. J. Feldkamp home. Front row
left to right; Mrs. Ted Benedict, Mrs. Jack Walker, Mrs.
Joe Means, Mrs. 0. J. Feldkamp, Miss Jean Crow, Mrs.
Tom Garrison, Mrs. Arnold Ryder, Mrs. Grady Mankins.
Second row: Mrs. Carl Bonner, Mrs. Georgene Clark', Mrs.
Larry Holt, Mrs. Thomas Findlay, Mrs. Walter Younger,
Mrs. Robert Sevens, Mrs. Sam Carter. Standing: Mrs.
Richard Fraley, Mrs. Richard Bouey, Mrs.-J. V. Berggreen,
Mrs. G. R. Hayes, Mrs. Blake Matthews, Mrs. Paul Orr,
Mrs. C. W. Redenius, Mrs. Robert . Schmitt, Mrs. Dirk
Kruysman, Mrs. James Whelchel and Mrs. Don LaBranche.
The members and guests donned their interpretations of
what the well-dressed hobo wears and enjoyed the buffet
supper, games and visiting. Winners of the best costumes
were Mrs. Benedict and Mrs. Mankins with Mrs. Means
winning the prize for the best "Pack." (Picture by Wilson
Studio).
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BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Higgins of Tiller
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Phyllis La
vonne, to Jarard Glendon
Richardson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Richardson of
Days Creek. Both Phyllis and
Jarard were graduated from
Days Creek High School. No
date has been set for the wed
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MRS. LAYAUGHN BENNETT
WILSON, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Voughan ' Bennett of
Days Creek, was graduated
from Good Samaritan School
of Nursing Sept. 16. Mrs. Wil
son is pictured above.
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Mrs. 0. Plumer .
Entertains DUV
Mrs. Oliver Plumer entertained
the Daughters of the Union Vet
erans of the Civil War at her beau
tiful home on Patricia Lane Thurs
day evening.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with fall flowers. Members
having birthdays In July, August
and September were honored with
an exchange of gifts.
An appropriate contest game was
given by lira. Gardner and prizes
were awarded the winners.
Mrs. Plumcc. assisted by Mrs.
George ftookc, served lovely re
freshments from table with a love
ly centerpiece of decorative fo
liage and flowers.
Members honored were Ann.i Pe
terson, Elizubrth Gardner, Mrs.
Guy Meigs, Winnie Lamb, Kate
Cain, Edith Davis and Glenda
Dcacn. Diners present were
Mrs. George Rooke. Mrs. Jess
Bowman, Mrs. Lee Slender. Lillian
Hill, Marion Patrick and Uie host-J
ess, Mrs. Plumer. Mrs. Davis won
the door prize.
The next meeting of the club will
be Oct. 14 at the Congregational
Christian Church.
Party At Green
Charming Event
Mrs. Donald Driogcrs was hon
ored recently when her friends
met al the home of Mrs. Homer
Tucker In Green to present her
with a shower of pink and blue
gifts. Mrs. J. D. Tucker was as
sistant hostess. The evening was
spent in playing games and visit
ing.
For the occasion the rooms were
decorated with the traditional
storks and pink and blue stream
ers. Alter Mrs. uriggcrs had open
ed her lifts the hostesses served
delivious refreshments to the
guests present.
inose attending or sending gills
were Mrs. John Patton, Anne
Bliss, Mrs. l.ila Chyllia, Sue Tel
ford. Mrs. Euueno Lens. Mrs.
John Clouse, Joan Clapanno, Mrs.
Oscar De Priest, Mrs. 1. F. Drig-
ers, Mrs. Homer Tucker, Linda
iing, Mrs. Winifred Haren. Mrs.
Wilburn Tucker, Pauline Lander,
Mrs.. Sam Stiver, Mrs. Kmil Flink,
Miss Gerry Flink, Mrs. Carl Wei-
Kum, Janet Weikum. Mrs. B. J.
Kcency. Mrs. Thelma Allen, Ray-
gene Meschew, Joyce Ligon and
Mrs. J. E. Tucker.
Mrs. Smith Hostess To
Sorority Members, Guests
Members and guests of Alpha
iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
met Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. R. Elwood Smith. Hostess
es wero Emily Hockott and Bcr
nico Smith.
Jean Nelson was guest speaker.
She demonstrated how to use eye
make-up for greater loveliness.
Those present wero Mollyo Pe
terson, Joan Murdoch, Dorothy
Smith, Leta Tucker, Lavonne Page,
Evelyn Jones, Donna Caley, Bev
erly Gingery, Bemice Smith, Em
ily Hockott, Patty Winters, Betty
(imbl), Joan Knuuson, Arlene Hay
den, Jodelle Best, Jean Nelson and
Pat Shapro,
Party Held At Temple
Members of the Glendalc Mason
and Kastcrn Lodges and the girls
of the Job's Daughters and their
dates held a parly at th Masonic
Temple in Glendale Saturday eve
ning. . The evening was spent in
dancing and table games. After
ward, potluck refreshments were
served.
Camas Valley Booster Night
Includes Enjoyable Potluck
TO MARRY Mrs. Lois N.
Carew announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Darlene
Denise, to Roland J. Horn, son i
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Horn
of Pico Rivers, Calif. The
bridegroom-elect is stationed
at Adair Air Force Base ot
Corvallis. The wedding has
been planned for Oct. 15 to
take place at The First Chris
tian Church. (Picture by Wil
son Studio). i
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S4 our BMuriful
MYRTUWOOD GIFTS!
The Camas Valley Grange Boost
er Night program was termed
highly successful by those attend
ing the event. A potluck dinner
was attended by 73 persons.
The teachers and other school
personnel had been the invited
guests for the evening and were
introduced by Mrs. Leslie Catch
pole. L
Mrs. Ron Ross, grange lecturer,
presented a most enjoyable pro
gram. Oregon State Grange Lecturer,
Victor Croxton from Central Point,
was guest speaker. He congratu
lated members of the Camas Val
ley Grango upon placing second in
tue annually Held community
ice contest, sponsored by the Na
tional Grange and Scars Roebuck.
He explained the role of the Grange
in various political matters, and
used as an example the "Initative,
Referendum and Recall" that Ore
gon State electors have.
Secretary Guy Moore told of the
Camas Valley Grange organization,
and its role in community service
activities.
Mrs. Donald Lawson, HEC chair
man, told of tho activities of the
37 members of Uie club, and how
they aid the subordinate grange.
Bruce Lamm, a member of the
Camas Valley Juvenile Grange,
sang "Battles of New Orleans."
Lee Banks and Louis Papst sang
a duct, accompanied by Mrs. Rus
sell Harwood at the piano. Group
singing led by Mrs. Ross, was en
joyed. Ernest Booth presented a
well received magic act. A read
ing waa given by Moore. The pro
gram was concluded by a trio,
Mrs. Ron Ross, Mrs, Donald Law
son and Mrs. Marion Rcntz, sing
ing "Mansion Over the Hilltop."
They were accompanied by Steve
Grimm.
Honored guests and those , com
ing from out of town were: Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Croxton, Central
Point, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dens
more, Trozie Nielson, Connie
Showers and Until Tjonsland, all
from Melrose Grange; Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Papst, Brockwav;
Mrs. D. D. Hartrick, Mrs. E. A.
Markhain, Mrs. Donald Lawson,
Mrs. R. Kceler, Mrs. Pearle Quail-
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ey, Miss Teresa DeCastro, Donald
Weins, Fomby Holman, Bill Lev
ins, Airs. Russell Harwood and
Melvin Jones, Camas Valley School
personnel.
Many beautiful arrangements of
fall leaves and flowers were used
about the grange hall. Two very
loveely floor baskets arranged with
the fall leaves were used on each
side of the stage.
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91st Birthday Occasion For
Family Party At Dixonville
Mrs. J. F. (Lillie Ann) Strader
celebrated her 91st birthday at her.
home on the Oak Creek near Dix
onville Sept. 26. ' Her sons and
daughters and their families gath
ered at her home the Sunday be
fore her birthday to honor the oc
casion. Mrs. Strader, who has lived her
entire life in Douglas County, was
born at Melrose, the daughter of
Frazier and Polly Ann Ward, early
day pioneers. Mrs. Ward was a
daughter of Hoy Flournoy, the first
settler of the valley, which bears
his name. -
In 1892 Lillie Ann Ward was mar
ried to John Strader and moved
to Oak Creek where she has lived
since that time on the Strader do
nation land claim. Mr. Strader
died in 1936.
' Mrs. Strader enjoys excellent
health and does her own house
keeping for herself and son, Roy.
She also cares for a large flower
garden.
On her birthday she received
many gifts, flowers and cards. A
beautifully decorated birthday cake
was served with a potluck dinner
to the following members of her
family: Mr. and Mrs. Phil Morris
of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Cochram of Oakland; their daugh
ter and her family, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mason, and daughters, Nan
cy and Laurie, of Corvallis; Mr.
and Mrs. Don Ferguson and son,
Gordon, and daughter and her fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carpen
ter and Mike of Corvallis; Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Hatfield and son, John,
of Dixonville; Mr. and Mrs. Phd
Strader and son, Bill, of Glide;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strader of
Clover Creek and Roy Strader of
Oak Creek.
Umpqua Park
Baird-Howard
The Balrd-Howard reunion was
held recently at Umpqua Park.
Enjoying the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Isom, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Strickling, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Homme, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Baird,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carlson and
Johnnie, Mr and Mrs. Carver
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Cole, Don, Evalyn and
Carolyn.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R.
Bates of Roseburg announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Carol Janett Jones,
to David Roy Williams, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wil
liams of Roseburg. The bride
elect is a student of Roseburg
High School and the bridegroom-elect
is employed at
the Northside Service. Oct. 22
is the date planned for the
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Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole and
Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cole and
Wanda, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cole
and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Ral
ston Cole and Randy, Vickie and
Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gil
kison, Larry and Michael; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Baird, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe James and Melvin, Larry
and Steven; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Busch, Mr. and Mrs. Don Baird,
Mrs. Mervin Lee, Janet and Rickie;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baird, Sherri,
Donna Christa and Tara; Carol
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sutton, Den
nie and Peggy Anne; T Mr. and
cd from Beta Pi. Pauline Allen
West.
Mrs. Dick Baird and Debbie. Mr.
and Mrs. Walt Henigan, Mervyn
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred How
ard and Clifford, Mr. and Airs.
Arthur Baird, Airs. Allen Baird,
Bonnie and Alyron; Mr. and Mrs.
David Baird and Gregory and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Baird and Joanne,
Doralee, Charlene and Patti.
Spiritual Singer
To Be Club Guest
The Roseburg Christian Women's
Club met Wednesday at the Rose
burg Women's Club building.
Tables were cleverly decorated
with small fences entwined with
flowers to carry out the month's
theme of "Gardening."
Mrs. Clifford Domas sang a solo,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Homer Grow.
Airs. Dale Hatfield, well-known
amateur gardener, spoke on the
subject of winterizing home gar
dens and planning spring plantings.
Featured speaker was Mrs. Lar
ry Gordon, who, with her husband,
is operator of radio station KWIL
of Albany. Airs. Gordon discussed
the change in policy of the station.
The next meeting of the club will
be at the Women's Club building
Wednesday, Oct. 12, and will fea
ture Bill Jackson who has studied
with John Charles Thomas and
who was a brilliant operatic bari
tone. He is now a full time singer
of spiritual music.
ENGAGED Mr.- and Mrs.
Lawrence Rand onnounce the
engagement of their daughter,
Joyce Darlene, to John (Buzz)
Harold Desbiens, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Desbiens, all
of Roseburg. The bride-elect
was graduated from Roseburg
High School this year and is
employed at Hansen Motor
Co. The bridegroom-elect was
graduated from Roseburg High
School and is in the contractig
business with his father. He
plans to return to the Univer
sity of Oregon to continue his
education. A June wedding is
planned. (Picture by Chris'
Studio of Photography).
Bride-Elect Is
Feted At Party 0
.On Wednesday evening, a love
ly affair was given in honor of
Miss Glenda Lee Willis, who will
soon becoffe the bride of Bernard
Senger.
Mrs, Leon Hambrick was host,
ess for the evening and Airs. Bert
Fiksdal helped with the serving of
refreshments. ,-
On a green ajid white decorated
table were placed the lovely show
er gifts. .,
Several interesting games were
played and prizes were awarded.
Bess' Packer won the dpor , prize.
Those attending, besides the
guest of honor and the hostess,
were Mrs. Glenn Willis, Airs. Leon- ,
ard Senger, JoAnn Senger, Airs. ,
Bert Fiksdal, Airs. Wallace Ncl- '
son, Marge Packer, CharLee Pack
er, Bess Packer, Arrs. AI a r I i n
Teubner, Emily AlcCullum, Mrs.
Alarion Kummert, Mrs. C. J. Buck
ingham, Sandra Buckingham, Con
nie Aluggerud and Janice Gray.
Pat Kvidera and Tamyra Camp
bell sent gifts but could not at
tend. Wilbur Lad Is Honored
At Party On Wednesday. '
Afrs. Frank Brown entertained a
group of the small friends of her
son, Jimmy, on the occasion of his
sixth birthday Wednesday after
noon at their home at Wilbur.
After playing games, a birthday
cake and other refreshtuents were
served to the following: Airs. Roy
Harvey, Bobby, Rita Kay, Patricia,
Kathy and Roy Wayne .. Harvey,
Mrs. Barney Van Cleave, Becky,
Jamie, Timmy and David Van
Cleave, Pat Christie Jr. and Carla
Brown.
TO BE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Thomas of Hood River,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Gloria Gay, to
Mark Thomas Matthews, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mat
thews o f Walla, Walla,
Wash., formerly of Rose
burg. Both young people
were graduated this year from
Walla Walla College and the
bride-elect is employed as one
of the public health nurses in
the Wasco-Shermon County
Health Department at The
Dalles. Thomas is a medical
student at the College of Med
ical Evangelists, the Seventh
day Adventist medical train
ing center ot -Loma Linda,
Calif, The wedding date has
been set for Nov. 24.
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