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Surprise Shower Party' Is
Charming Event Of Fridav
Mrs. Lawrence Rand ar.3 daugh
ter, Joyce, entertained at a lovely
pink and blue shower party at their
attractive home on NW Beaumont
Avenue Friday evening at a sur
prise affair honoring Mrs. Albert
Thomason.
An antique bassinette holding a
.baby doll and Hanked by pastel
colored candles and a largo stork
graced the table. A corsage made
by Mrs. Rand was presented to
Mrs. Thomason.
Gifts were received from Mrs.
Cliff Hukari, Mrs. Gordon Med
ford, Mrs. Estella Howelett, Mrs.
Lester Wilson, Mrs. Robert Rus
sell, Mrs. Roy Thomason and Ruth
Anne, Mrs. Richard Bouey, Mrs.
Page Medford, Mrs. Lee Sade, Mrs.
Kenneth Medford, Mrs. William
Copeland, Mrs. Harvey Reed, Mrs.
Leonard Squires, Mrs. Carl Field,
Mrs. Lloyd Manual, Mrs. Joe Hites,
Mrs. Ron Herrington, Mrs. Hubert
Graham, Mrs. John Weber, Mrs.
Jim Boding, Mrs. Dewey Kendrick,
Mrs. Pete Stewart, Mrs. Ernest
Jones, Mrs. Fred Schroder, Mrs.
Bob Nault and Mrs. Lawrence
Rand and Joyce.
Games were played and later the
many lovely gifts were opened by
the guest of honor. Later the host
esses served lovely refreshments.
WritersQub
Meet Sat.
The Roseburg Writers Club held
its annual banquet on Oct. 8 at
The Broiler. The program featured
as main speaker Mrs. Virginia Da
vis, president of the club, who
spoke on the practical side of
writing and the many aids avail
able to help the aspiring writer
in his career.
Mrs. Hilda Peterson, secretary
treasurer, presented statistics on
book publication and today's com
petition in the field , of writing
which the successful writer must
recognize.
James R. Daugherty, vice pres
ident and radio chairman, was
.master of ceremonies.
The club is resuming its month
ly meetings which will feature a
course in writing for members
which will run for ten meetings.
There are no special requirements
for membership except a real and
active interest in writing for pub
lication. Interested persons are cordially
invited to attend the next meeting
which will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 28, in the Hutson
Monroe auditorium at corner of
Jackson and Mosher. Further in
formation may be obtained by
calling OR 2-1028.
Charming Shower
Event Wednesday
Mrs. Don Rogers of Glendale was
honored at a pink and blue shower
given at the home of Mrs. Tom
Weatherall Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Allen Wells and Mrs. Weather
all were the hostesses.
Game were played, after which
the honoree was presented with her
lovely gifts. Later, the hostesses
served refreshments which en
, eluded a cake decorated in green
and white.
Those present or sending gifts
were Mrs. Hollis Grigsby of Grants
Pass, Mrs. Bill Walton, Mrs. j: D.
Shepherd, Mrs. Harold Stapleton,
Mrs. W. R. Stevenson, Mrs. Bob
Jones, Mrs. Calvin Overcash, Mrs.
Nola Johnson of Wolf Creek, Mrs.
Harry Weatherall, Mrs. Joe Ander
son, Mrs. A. D. Young, Mrs. Tom
Weatherall, Mrs. Allen Wells and
the honoree.
Umpqua Squaws Assist At
Installation Ceremony
Several of the Woodmen Circle
Umpqua Grove 51 drove to Eugene
Tuesday evening to participate in
the joint installation of officers of
the Eugene ana veneta groves, me
Umoaua Sauaws. drill team from
Winston, assisted with installation
ceremony. Mrs. Jessie Thomas
acted as the installing chaplain and
Mrs. Phebe McGuire was the in
stalling attendant.
A social hour followed the
meeting. Those attending from the
local grove were: Gertie Hess,
Bella Holm, Viola White, Ethel
Slabaugh, Boa Cornilsen, . Agnes
Veach. Ann Strong, Alice Christen-
sen, Ruby Tucker, Alma Walker,-
Alarjorie Doyle, Jessie 1 nomas ana
Phebe McGuire.
The drill team will participate In
the Western District 3 uonvenuon,
which is scheduled in Sutherlin Sat
urday, November 5, registration to
Begin at 11 a.m. in tne mur nan.
Mrs. Clifford Owen Is
Dinner Hostess Sunday
Mrs fMiffnrrt Owen nf Winston
entertained family members
Sunday at a delightful birth
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ornamented with a bouquet of fall
flowers as the centerpiece and the
beautifully decorated birthday
Those attending the gala affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rig
ney and children, Teresa, Donald,
Thomas ana Susan; mr. anu bits.
Dennis Owen and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Owen. Visiting was en
joyed.
Six-Year-Old Honored At Party Given By Mother
Miss Becky Richey was the hon
ored guest at a birthday party giv
en by her mother, Mrs. Jim Rich
ey Jr., at their Brockway home to
celebrate Becky's sixth birthday.
The table was most attractive
with a centerpiece and matching
placemats of pink and white in the
Kitten motif. Games were played
and the many lovely gifts were
opened by the honored guest.
The birthday cake, beautifully
decorated in pink and white, was
served with other delicious refresh
ments to Loretta Bell, Tracy
Church, Jody Lengele, Doanna
Kempton, Peggy Bushon, Maria
Talhert and Becky.
Nuptials Tola"
Of interest to Yoncalla and vic
inity is the news of the marriage
of Mrs. Venea Dew of Yoncalla
and John Myatt of Jonesboro, Ark.
The wedding took place in Rose
burg, Oct. 6 with Judge Woodrich
performing the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Myatt will make their home
in Yoncalla.
Twelfth Birthday Is
Celebrated Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willcy of
Elklon were host and hostess Sat
urday evening at a birthday din
ner at their home for their daugh
ter, Karen, who celebrated her 12th
birthday. Richard Willev and Mr.
and Mis. Lynn Buley, 'all of Eu
gene, were dinner guests.
Wed., Oct. 26, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore.' 9 '
Younger Set Has Party
Judy Mode was hostess at her
home in Elkton Saturday evening
at a high school party. About 25
boys and girls enjoyed an evening
of games and dancing. Refresh
ments were served by several of
the high school girls.
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