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Newspaper Page Texto 2 Th Newt-Review, Roscburg, Ore. Mon Oct. 10, I960 Joint Officer Installation Takes Place Monday Evening The Woodmen Circle Umpqua Grove 51 met with Sunset Grove 52 from Sulherlin Monday evening at Evergreen Granije Hall in Win ton for joint installation of offi cers. Mr. Zelda K. Puekett, state manager and national committee woman from Portland, acted as in stalling officer and she was as sisted by Mrs. Avis Warren, slate president and Mrs. Kffie Freeman, state secretary, both from Eu gene. The following were Installed: Phebe McGuire, president; Bea trice Cornilsen and Daisy Godfrey, past presidents; Ethel Slabaugh and Lucille Evans, first vice pros ident; Marjorie Doyle, second vice president: Besse Cornish, attend ant; Robbie Lee Cooper, assistant attendant; Lucy Benson and Carol Ward, corresponding and record ing secretary; Viola White, treas urcr; Sarah Cyrus and Edith Wor man. chaplain: Arthur McGuire auditor: Ruby Tucker and Aloha McCord, captains; and Alma Walker, musician. The drill team, Umpqua Squaws, were announced as follows: Con' nie Kingry, Rachel Tanner, Ger trude Hess, Bella Holm, Evelyn Croucher, Agnes Veach, Ann Strong and Alice Chrislenson. Mrs. Mary Barley and state musician, Mrs. Elizabeth Fero from Veneta, were among the dis tinguished guests present. The service club Work Basket meeting which was scheduled for Tuesday Oct. 18, will be postpon ed, in order that the Umpqua Squaws and Mrs. McGuire may go to hugene to assist with joint in stallation for the Eugene and Ve neta groves. A costume Halloween party will be held at the home of Mrs, John Cornilsen for members the eve ning of Monday, Oct. 24. She will be assisted by Alma Walker and Lucy Benson. Officers and committee members have been invited to the home of Mrs. McGuire. Thursday. Oct. 13, at 7:30 to discuss plans for the coming year and to familiarize themselves with their particular duties. A delightful social hour was en joyed following the installation ceremony and regular business meeting. Pink And Blue Shower Given For Mrs. Albro Mrs. Dick Willey and Mrs. Wade Ilendercr were co hostesses recent ly at a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Francis Albro at the Elkton home of Mrs. Willey. Nineteen guests were present. Several games were enjoyed by the guests followed by the guest of honor opening her many lovely gifts. Re freshments were served by the nostesses. PATRONIZE NEW-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Medford Girl Honored At Lovely Shower At Glendale Miss Sandra Johns of Medford was honored at a bridal shower given at the 100F Hall in Glen dale Friday evening. Miss Johns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johns of Glendale, will be mar ried Sunday afternoon, Oct. 9 to Douglas Cameron of Medford. The ceremony will take place at the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Medford. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. Jimmy Johns, Mrs. Life Ed son, Mrs. James Kimbrough, Mrs. Walter Reynolds. Mrs. Harold Stapleton and Mrs. Steve Sutch. Mrs. J. D. Shepherd won the game prize. Gifts were piled on a table cov ered with a lace cloth and dec orated with pink and white crepe paper streamers running from the ceiling to the table. The room was also decorated with bouquets of pink, white, and lavender asters, The pink and white theme was repeated in the colors used in dec oration of a Jarge sheet cake serv ed in the dining room. Pink roses and asters were used on the table Those present or sending gifts were Mrs. Harrison bmilri, Mrs. J. D. Shepherd, Mrs. Paul Carr, Mrs. Buddy Smart, Mrs. Claude Humphreys, Mrs. Homer Martin Where ":n fir San Francisco Buy Area Eastern Washimjtun in the West Calgary, Canada Washington-Oregon Coast Western Oregon Montana are you going? i f:i--fep'i Sun Valley, iluho Enjoy unobstructed riciafram the fust F-27 Pivp-Jet Wherever in the West your travel takes you -for business or pleasure, seeing sights or seeking sales - there is a West Coast Airlines Spectator flight to smooth the miies into sjiort, swift minutes. More than 60 cities in six great states and now Canada lie along these scenic routes, with matchless views to delight your eye and fast, frequenP daily service to ease your travel schedule. For Information onrj reservation call OrfPnard 3-3231 or your travel agent. Mrs. Ray Bruce, Mrs. Vernal Bige- low, Mrs. Cecil Munyon, Mrs. Jack Snelling, Mrs. Ben Whaley, Mrs. Dale Wright, Mrs. Bob As kov, Mrs. Lynn Troxel, Mrs. Bob Stevens and Donna, Mrs. Jim Fos ter, Mrs. James Mize and grand daughter, Marian; Mrs. Ray Bu chanan. Rudy Walker, Mrs. Maur ice Reasoner,- Mrs. Ronald Swan- son, Mrs. Emby Troxell, Mrs. Loyd Vaughn, Mrs. Tom Johns, Miss Beverly Johns, Mrs. Darrell Ross of Corvaliis, Mrs. Golda Davis, Mrs. William Jantzer, Mrs. C. F. Johns and Mrs. Riley Furlong, all of Grants Pass; and the hostesses and the honoree. Miss Keys Complimented By Shower Wednesday Miss Roberta Keys was honored Wednesday evening at a charming bridal shower given at the Glide Community Hall by Mix Ivan Clason, Mable Elliott and M r s. Bert Allenby. The hall was beautifully dee orated in the fall motif and bou quets of gladioli graced the serv ing table. After the guests enjoyed playing games, the honoree opened her many . gifts. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Pat Casteel, Mrs. Orville Shanafelt. Mrs. E. K. Keys, Mrs. Maxine Bates and the Misses San dy Isakson, Donna perdue, Carol Parks, Ramona Shanafelt, Sandy Andrus, Glenda Kettleman, Mari lyn Thompson, Mardcll Teeter, El len Turner, Francis Hennigan, Shower At Camas Valley Honors Mrs. Byron Baker A very delightful surprise pink and blue shower was given in hon or of Mrs. Byron (Phyllis) Baker at the grange hall in Camas Val ley recently. Hostesses for the event were Bonnie Schmidt, Vi Bu ell and Judy Delaney. Beautiful arrangements of fall leaves, and gladioli were used about the hall, and centering the gift table was an arrangement of of a miniature bassinet with very Duplicate Series For Junior Club Started Nine tables were in play at the Junior Duplicate Bridge Club Monday evening, which marked the first game of a series to be held and which will produce in dividual winners. Players participating in the se ries will count five best scores out of six games. The five games counted are to be played with dif ferent partners for each game. The contest does not affect the regular routine of 'veekly play, but is a means of amassing additional points and offers participants a varying interest in the game. All players, whether or not they play in the series, will receive the usual points and prizes for winner scores in each Monday night game. This present marathon contest is the third conducted for players in the Junior Club. Winners of Monday night's play for North-South Dlayers were Mrs. Phil Kaser and Mrs. Neil Kaser Jr., first; Mrs. Robert Curtis and Mrs. William Ulmer. second: Mrs. John Davenport and Mrs. David Weisman,- third, and Mrs. w. y,. Blaker and Mrs. James Doyle, fourth. East-West winners were Mrs. William Norris and Mrs. Neil Kaser Jr., first; Verdun Hockett Jr. and William Pritchett, second; Alex Kenntdy and William Neigh bors, third, and Mrs. R. M. Stults and Mrs. 11. N. Butler, fourth. Elks Duplicate Clubs Plan For Two Meetings Elks Duplicate Fridav After noon Club held a guest-day party at the blKs Temple, winners were Mrs. J. E. Slattery and Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook, first; Mrs. J. M. Bcvans and Mrs. Glenn 1). weath- erby, second; Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, third, and tying for fourth were Mrs. Keith Bryant and Mrs. Fred Schwartz and Mrs. Walter Edmonds and Mrs. Donald Matson. Winners for the Tuesday eve ning's play at the Elks Club were Mrs. Lyle Bodenner and Mrs. W. C. Callison, first; Mrs. G. W. Mar shall and Mrs. A. B. Collier, sec ond; Dr. and Mrs. James H. Har ris, third, ana Mr. ana Mrs. J. u. McGregor, fourth. An autumn party with special Square Dancing " Lessons Slated The Buckeroo Sauare Dance Club will start beginner's classes Oct. 18 and 19 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the club's barn just north of Roscburg on Old Highway 99. Curley Reynolds, club caller, will be instructor. By the first of the year class members will be invited to attend the cluu s special dances and parties free of charge and after their graduation will be invited to join the membership. Anyone wishing to near more about this opportunity to learn to square dance and have a grand time doing it is invited to drop in at the Buckeroo Barn any Satur day night after 9 p.m. and watch the dancing and get acquainted; or attend the first lessons on the above dates. For more informa tion those interested may call Nor man John at OR 3-3790 or Mrs. W. P. Wilson at OR 2-2430. Golden Age Clubbers Giiests At Housewarming On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Karl Crandall and their niece, Mrs. Grace Pretre of Idaho, wel comed the Golden Age Club at a lovely housewarming party given in their spacious home at 500 W. Umpqua Ave. A short meeting preceded the evening of fun. Miss Catherine Fer guson conducting the session in the absence of President Micclli and vice president Downs. Card games and visiting were enjoyed as guests partook of light refreshments. The next meeting date Is Oct. U, the place to be announced later. master point play will be held Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 7:15 p.m. at the Elks Club. Friday, Oct. 14 will be the regular master point play for the month at 12:30 noon at the Elks Club. Rands Observe 30th Anniversary In celebration 'of their 30th wed ding anniversary, Oct. 4th, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence K. Rand were the host and hostess for a party given at their home at 345 W. Lilburn Ave. In honor of the occasion Mrs. Earl Oderkirk made and served a beautifully decorated four-tiered cake. Cards of congratulations were presented to the honored couple and the evening was spent visiting and playing cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oderkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Le roy La Fon, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hin ey, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cavin, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Zuver, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Norm John, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Radford, Mr.1 and Mrs. Cal Dawson, Milton Schweppe, Ray Oderkirk and the host and hostess. Play Held Monday Master point play was held Mon day evening by the Myrtle Creek Unit of the American Contract Bridge League at the John Mark ham home. Winners for the eve ning were Bob Bordeaux and Mrs. Pat Patterson, first; John Mark ham and Mrs. R. King, second, and Mrs. Bob Bordeaux and Pat Patterson, third. Myrtle Creek Bethel 8 Installs New Officers Five new officers were recently installed by the Myrtle Creek Bethel No. 18, Job's Daughters. Installed as junior princiess was Dorothy Stokes. Others taking over duties as officers of the group are Sharon Stamey, guide; Elaine Hornseth, marshal; Julie Shirt- cliff, chaplain; and Sue Weaver, messenger. Presiding for the Installation ceremonies was Donna Trask. hon ored queen. Mrs. Margaret Stokes and Mrs. Sharon Bumgattner were installing guide. and marshal. Carl Palo, past associated guard ian, was presented a pin In appre ciation of his faithful work for the bethel. - Students!! rent Typewriter : roen's 1 9m- W as vj Use Our Rentol-Purchose Plan 3 Months' rental lee may bt applied en pyrchai if you decida to buy. NEW -USED STANDARDS & PORTABLES All Popular Makes We Give S & H Green Stamps I Beverly Hennigan and Jacklyn Keys, and the honored guest, Miss Keys. Those sending gifts but unable t attend were Mrs. Herbert Mel vin, Mrs. R. T. Blakely, Mrs. C. F. Moore and daughters, Helen, Fern and Linda; Mrs. Del Teeters, Miss Sharon Polley, Miss Gail Scoville, Mrs. Lester Martin, Mrs. Ralph Hickman, Mrs. Glen Long, Mrs. Bob Blakely, Marilyn Blake lv, Mrs. Pat Padelford, Mrs. Da vid Magness, Mrs. Bonnie Mera clifiJoan and Shirley; Mrs. Larry Pritchard and Mrs. Carl Messing. The marriage of Miss Keys and Ronald Shanafelt will take place Oct. 15. ' Shanafelt is stationed at Edwards AFB in California. lovely chrysanthemums forming the background. Games were played prior to the opening of the many beautiful gifts, and prizes were won by Marie Looney, Alice Jones, Marian Moody and Lois Wafer. ' The guest of honor was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Wiley, in the opening of the gifts. The hostesses served refresh ments to the following: Ben Bat tles, "Peggy Chapman and son, Bri an: Marian Moody, Bess Priest and daughter, Marlene; Lorene Southwick and daughters, Mary, and Marelene: Pat LaBranch and daughter, Gail; Alice Dancer, An netta Lawson, Ethel Schmidt, Ma rie Looney, Lucile Catchpole, Amy Baker, Joy White and son, Charles; Lois Wafer and children, Kellv and Glenn; Alice Jones, Susan White, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Wiley and Shari Schmidt. Gifts were received from the many unable to attend. Shower Highlight Of Chapter Meet First social evening of the sea son for Beta Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was held at the lovely home of Mrs, D. L. Ged des. Lovely chrysanthemums and roses brought the touch of, autumn. Social games were enjoyed. Highlight of the evening was a surprise handkerchief shower for two of its members Mrs. Wayne Mediord, moving to Medford, and Mrs. Kenneth Siprelle, moving to Sacramento, Calif. Delicious refreshments were en joyed by Mrs. James Godfrey, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Kenneth Siprelle, Mrs. Wayne Medford, Miss Katherine Powell and host ess, Mrs. Geddes. Mrs. Mcintosh Hostess Mrs. Waren Baker. Mrs. Alvis Kesterson, Mrs. Gene Sneed, Mrs. Dick Willey, Mrs. Darrel Swear ingen, Mrs. Ted Colley and Mrs. Norman Rydell. all of Elkton en joyed a potluck luncheon recently at Cottage Grove at the home of Mrs. iBill Mcintosh (formerly of Elkton). The afternoon was spent visiting. 1 K 7 mutt - i so- OVER YOUR HEAD !e Douglas Supply Announces a New Service! CUSTOM cur Galvanized Steel or Aluminum ROOFING & SIDING Here's what this new service means: SAVES ON MATERIAL COST! Eliminate! coirly end-lapping of iheeti. For example, If your building mtoiuios 15 foot from peok to tovti, you limply order roofing cutfom-cut In 15 It. lengths. No woite., SAVES LABOR! No loss of rim cutting shoots to fit. Fewer ihett to lift into position. Lou timt tpent for ollgnlng sheets Into position. 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