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Shirley Persons
Feted At Party
Mrs. Bill' Gilbert entertained ut
a charming bridal shower at her
Glide home Thursday evening in
compliment to Miss Shirley Per
sons. The gift table was centered by a
portrait painting of the hono'ree
which had been painted by Mrs.
Lester Martin of Glide. Mrs. James
W. Evans, mother of the bride
elect, acted as proxy for her daugh
ter who was in Minneapolis, Minn.
Miss Persons leiephonod long dis
tance from her apartment and talk
ed to each of the guests during the
evening.
A three-tiered wedding cake cen
tered the serving table. The top
tier of the cake, was airmailed to
Miss Persons the following day.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Charles Fingcrlos, mother of
the bridegroom-elect; his sister,
Mrs, Norman Root; and his grand-
BillyO'Byrne
Complimented
On Birthday
IhtlkU Thonks Oregon Voters
Fcr Suppsrt'Of His Appointees
Mrs. John Myers of Hanna Street
in Green was hostess for a party
Salni-Hnu in hnnm- .if inn Killv
u Byrne, on me occasion is ms: tn-uyir ui "-
5AI.EM (AP) Gov. Mark 0. i mony and expectation. Congratu-
i Hatfield has expressed thanks Irtigns and best wishes to you and
mother, Mrs. W. II. Schultz, all of
Hoseburg, and guests from Glide
Mrs. James Evans, Mrs. Lloyd
iiooapastor, Mrs. Elmer Hurd
Mrs. George Ryan, Mrs, Bill
Householder and Mrs. Harry Wagner.
Those sending gifts but unable to
attend were bnirley s two grand
mothers, Mrs. Bessie Evans of!
Roseburg and Mrs. Willard Bob
bins of Paso Robles, Calif.; and
Mrs. Arnold Hansen, Mrs. Lester
Martin, Mrs. Asa DeGroot, Mrs.
Ed Nichols, Mrs. Dick Franks,
Mrs. Richard West, Mrs. Andy
Lewis and Mrs. Robert Griffin.-
Miss Persons left Minneapolis for
Bangor, Me., where she was mar
ried to Airman 2C Charles W.
Fingerlos, Nov 9. by the U. S. Air
Force chaplain at the base chapel.
The young people will visit their
parents in Roseburg and Glide in
July when he has a 45-day leave.
South Deer Greek Grange
Scene Of Charming Shower
Honoring Carolyn Hatfield
One of the. loveliest bridal show
ers of the autumn season was held
at the South Deer Creek Grange
. Hall Thursday, honoring Miss Car
olyn Hatfield, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hatfield of South
Deer Creek Road. ,
The hall was beautifully decorat-
. ed with autumn flowers. Large
baskets of brightly colored zinnias,
marigolds and chrysanthemums
were placed on the tables and about
the room. Marybelle Beckley and
Dyrma Strader were hostesses for
the . shower. Norma Hatfield and
Eva Wade were in charge of decor
ations. A beautiful linen table cloth
covered the serving table, while
the gift table was attractively cov
ered with a lace cloth. Piano selec
tions were played by the Hatfield
twins, Joyce and Jeanne.
Guests attending and . sending
gifts were Gladys Findlay, Anita
Chrislensen, Florence - Pinkerton,
Dyrma Strader, Mrs. T. E. Dun
can, Hattie and Jim Ingram, Bet
ty and Neil Hart, Carol Hall, Mae
and Margaret yall, Wynona Bailey,
Dorothy Bailey, Frances Bone:
brake, Ada HaaS and Norma and
Sharon.
Mrs. Grace Dawson of Ashland,
Iola Mathis, Mart a Williams, Ber
tha and Nonda Patterson, Mrs.
Edna Spoungle, Eileen Smith, Ber
nard Maddox family, Billy Mel
tons, Nina Coon of Medford, Mil
dred Comfort, Emma Kuykendall,
Vera Hatfield, Opal McClure, Jew-
Bridal Shower Is
Charming Affair
A bridal shower honoring Miss
Jo Jo Craddock, who will become
the bride of James R. Powell Dec.
10, was a charming affair Satur
day afternoon given at the home
of Mrs. H. G. Powell with Mrs.
J. M. Bovlcs and Mrs. John Loos-
ley assisting hostesses. A harvest
scene was used for the attractive
decorative motif.
Games were played and beautiful
bridal gifts were presented to the
guest of honor from the three host
esses and Mrs. 0. H. Johnstone,
Mrs. Jesse Powell. Mrs. Perry
Thiele, Mrs Byron Fish, Mrs. Har
ry Coxey, Mrs. Robert Sullivan,
Mrs. Margaret McDonald, Miss
Joanne McDonald. Mrs, Stivers of
Eugene: Mrs. A. Carlson, Mrs. Len
Whitaker and Mrs. J. D. Craddock.
Lovely refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses.
Blue Birds Have
Afternoon Party '
Mrs. Bert Griffin and M r s.
Floyd Walker entertained their
Blue-Crest Blue Birds of Hucrest
School at a delightful Halloween
party Tuesday. Guests were Steve
Walker and Mrs. Carl Anderson
, one of the group's sponsors.
Each Blue Bird told of her ex
perlcnces on Halloween night.
Songs and games were enjoyed.
Mrs. Coney of the Tuberculosis
Assn. brought envelopes for the
girls tn work on for thC coming
Seal. Sale,
Margo Glass and Glennis Peter
son served Halloween refreshments
to guests of the group and to mem-be-s.
Vicie Mackey. I.ynrie Walker,
Marilyn Brinkloy, Julie Cone, lxu
ise Griffin, Linda Steincr and Nan
cy Robinson.
Masquerade Party Event "
Held At Wilbur Friday ;.
Terri Gable and Connie Broszio
were co-hostesses for a Halloween
masquerade party Friday evening
at the Wilbur recreation hall. Mrs.
Bill Moore and Mrs. Buck Daven
port chaperoned the young people.
The hall and serving tables were
attractively decorated with black
and orange streamers. The evening
was spent playing games and danc
ing. Refrcshmcnls were served to the
following: Janice Johnson, Jim
Young, Danny Trimmer, Karen
Harris, Shirley Bintliff. Barbara
Welly, Alison Holder, Sue Slem
' bridge. Gail Forrest, Sonja Leg
ged. Joyce Bertucci, Donna Ed
wards, Scott Jackson. Bnice Rus
sell, Leen Hansen and Gary Gable.
Party Given At Curtin
By jacqualine Deeds
Miss Jaeoualine Deeds of Curtin
held a Halloween parly at her
home. -Gam-s and refreshments
were enjoyed by the following
rucsts: Debra Andes, Sheryl Ro
land, Sherrie and Honda Bonhcr,
Linda Oweni. Linda Bee'rtr, Bren
da Snyder. Terrill Kirllry, Venrta
Anlauf and Dolores and Karen
Keener.
el Nelson, Cora Ylvisaker,. Ruth
Hatfield, Dorothy Puckett, Lucille
Barker, Ted Rockwell, Dale Owen
family, Ruby Wadsworth, Alda
Brumbach.
Freta Karcher, Doris Wadsworth,
Lorraine Wadsworth, Winnie Mel
ton, Vera Hatfield, Kathleen Web
er, Mrs. Linnie Breedlove, Roberta
Kester, Lorene Sanders, Mary El
len and Kathy Collison, Marvbelle
Beckley, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Hart,
Jo Ann and Winifred Franks, Mar
celline and Linda McCormack,
Pearl Dietsch, Jack Wade, Mrs.
Oscar Hunnicut, Margaret Rapp,
Helen Carrico, Thelma Tester,
Mrs. Bessie Pearce, Emma Van
Voorst, Edna Strader, Mrs. Bob
r ranks, Rena Cox, Mrs. Leonard
Swift, Margaret Wilier, Jean Rad-
cliffe, .Thelma Rust and Mildred
Webb.
Miss Hatfield and fiance, Wayne
Henninger of Coos Bay plan -to be
married Nov. 28 in Roseburg. Hen
ninger is a former Roseburg resi
dent. . : .- ,
Gregg Whitsett
Birthday Honoree
Mrs. James Whitsett was hos
tess at her home an Tipton Road
in Green recently in honor of the
seventh birthday of her younger
son, Gregg. The rooms had been
charmingly decorated with autumn
leaves, bright colored gourds and
asters.,' . ,' : i ; ; .
The children spent the time
playing indoor games, after which
Mrs. Whitsett, assisted . by her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Litwiller.
served the refreshments, which in
cluded a "Happy Birthday" cake
with candles. Greg received many
lovely gifts.
Those ' attending were Grand
mother Christina Purcival. Mrs.
John Peterson and Tommy, Mrs
Joe iork and Jeannie, Cathy Look,
Bobby McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Litwiller and Timmy, Fred
Whitsett and Mrs. Whitsett.
Oakland Couple
Hosts At Party .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Medley of Oak
land entertained at a lovely party
at their home Saturday evening
having as their guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Roberson, Mr. and Mrs.
George Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs.
Van Hutcheson and Mrs. Larry Or
tiz and Lorane, Philip and Bar
bara. Cards were enjoyed with Mr.
Pinkston receiving the high score
for men and Philip Ortiz second
high. Mr. Ortiz also received the
mens sweep prize. Mrs. Pinkston
received high score for ladies and
Mrs. Chenoweth second high score.
'Barbara Ortiz received the ladies
sweep prize.
Lovely refreshments were serv
ed following, the card play.
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Friday Evening
Card Party Held
The Lookingglass Grangers
launched their winter's program
of card parties - Friday evenings
with a goodly attendance. The next
party will be at 8 p.m. iriday,
isov. 11. ,
Eight tables were in play Fri
day evening, with Mrs, Guyla Rud
zik having high score for women
and Mrs. Mary Petheram, low.
Lige Ollivant was high for men
and Leslie Black, low. Mrs. Ed
Moon won the traveling prize.
Delicious refreshments were
served at the close ol the evening's
games. Pinochle is the game fa
vored by the group and they have
set the second and fourth Friday
evening each month as the regular
dates lor playing.
Canyonville Couples Are
Guests.At Pinochle Party
Five couples in the Canyonville
area, who came here from North
Dakota in recent years, were host
ed at a pinochle party Saturday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hanson.
Included were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Simonies, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Gactz, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strohm.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graf, all of
Canvonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Fuller of Myrtle Creek.
Norwegian pastries and coffee
were served by the hostess at the
conclusion of card games.
Aalea Cubs Have Party
eighth birthday
The decorations were in the Hallo
ween motif, and several theme
games were played, with prizes
awarded to Rickie Shuck and Jerry
Twyman.
After Billy had opened his gifts
Mrs. Myers served the refresh
ments which featured a decorated
birthday cake and individual cup
cakes with cat faces.
Those attending were Greg
Doering, Randy Harem, Rickie
Shuck, Jerry Twyman, Steve Pro
well, Billy O'Byrne, and his sis
ters, Sharon and Diantha.
Credit Clubbers
Meet Wednesday
The Roseburg Credit Women's
Breakfast Club met Wednesday
at 7:30 a.m. at the Broiler for the
first meeting of the month, with
president Mrs. Carl (Marjorie)
Brady of Lockwood Motors presid- j
ing. The invocation was given by !
Edna Ebner. chaplain and parlia
mentarian, Newberry's.
During the course of the meet
ing, silver and orchid were se
lected as the club colors.
- Connie Muggerud. chairman of
the finance committee, proposed
ing to ofiice three men he initially j Hatfield also praised the selec
had appointed. tion of state Sen. Edwin R. Durno
They were Secretary of State , as congressman in Oregon's 4lh
uisinei. uurno. a Renub can.
Howell Appling Jr., state Treas
urer Howard Belton and Justice
A. T. Goodwin of the Oregon Su
preme Court.
Hatfield also sent telegrams of
congratulations to President-elect
John F. Kennedy and Maurine
Neuberger, elected V. S. senator
in Oregon.
To Vice President Richard M.
Nixon, the man Hatfield put in
nomination as the Republican
standard . bearer, regrets wera
sent.
"Oregon salutes you." Hatfield
told Kennedy. "We shall unite in
the American tradition of liar-
Local
News !
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Mr. and Mrs. Frarik Brooke of
means of bolstering the treasury ofiLathrop, Calif., arrived in Rose-
the club for the ensuing year. burg today, having been caueu oy
The travel n: gift was won bvime acain ui me iuiiin-i "".
edged incumbent Rep. Charles 0.
roner, a Democrat.
In his telegram to Mrs. Neuber
ger, Hatfield said, ". . . it now be
hooves us to join forces behind
the new administration in our na
tion's capital and behind nrniei-ia
of mutual interest and concern for
me oeneiit oi Oregon.
in the spirit of the meeting
which I initiated and you and Dick
(the late Sen. Richard L. Neuber
ger. her husband) so graciously
hosted in your home, may I corcli-
any inviie you lor luncheon Dec.
2 in Salem."
He referred to an invitation he
sent to members of the Oregon
congressional delegation after his
election, asking them to meet with
mm. sen. Wayne L, Morse re
fused, but Neuberger accepted.
CHURCH HAS GUEST
James Holmes of Cottaee Grove
was the speaker at tho Glendalo
souinern Baptist Church recent v
He spoke at both the morning and
evening services. The church has
been without a pastor for about
two months, reports Mrs, G, B.
Fox, correspondent.
Thur., Nov. 10, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
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SEVERAL BAGS FULL The wine of the last two years filled all tho casks in the West
German town of Bergzabern. Resourceful villagers turned to plastic containers which
must be submerged In water to equalize pressure on their thin skins lest they burst.
And that is how 270,000 gallons of wine came to be placed in the city swimming pool. '
Patronize News Review Advertisers
Mildred West of Umpqua Valley
Hardware and Appliance.
Membership was discussed by
the vice president, Dorothea Row
den of Douglas County State Bank.
She stated that all women con
nected with credit are cordially in
vited to attend the meetings which
are held on the first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
Van Attas Feted
At McMinnville
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Atta
of Green, with their children. Gary.
Elizabeth and Ricky, went to Mc
Minnville recently to visit with
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Crawley and daughter Pauline.
WhiliS there Mrs. Crawley ar
ranged a delightful dinner in honor
ot tne van Alia s zatn weaaing an
niversary. The table had been
beautifully arranged, and Mrs.
Crawlev had decorated the wed
ding cake, which was complete
with traditional bride and bride
groom figurines. Alter dinner, the
adults went out for the remainder
of the evening.
Mr. Van Atta formerly worked
for Montgomery Ward in 'McMinn
ville, where Crawley was also em
ployed, and where the two couples
became good friends before Van
Atta was transferred to the Rose
burg branch of the store.
Housewarminq Is
Delightful Affair
Mr,' and Mrs. Sam Flory who
have been remodeling their home
in Glendale, wero surprised by a
housewarming party given at their
home Friday evening.
The i lorys were presented with
a gift of money from their unex
pected guests. The gift', packaged
inside a ceramic vase;- is to be
used in any way they wish.
The well-wishers met at t h e
home of Ma tie Heller and came in
a group to tho Flory house, bring
ing with them materials for a de
licious . potluck supper.
Those present were ,Alr. and
Mrs. Joe Payne, Mr. and' Mrs.
Howard Edson, Matie Heller, Mrs.
Dean Smith, Paul Lldredge, Mrs.
Robert Thompson, Mrs. M. L.
Frost, Ida Basey, Johnny Dillen
and Mrs. Bill La Pralh.
Horseback Events
Feature G? Party
Dougettes. Sheriff's Mounted Pa
trol, and their guests enjoyed a
Halloween costume party on horse
back at the fairgrounds Wednes
day evening.
committee memners tor tne
event were Barbara Cowler, chair
man: Louise Kring, Katherine
Richmond and Betty Salikie. Ike
Carrelt and Jessie Fowler judged
the events.
Placing were Betty Silikie, An
nette Thompson,. Allena Faren
baugh, Lee Albert!, Evelyn Ander
son, Elaine Rone, Lorna Cum
mings, Pat Thompson, Betty Mur
ray and. Lou Ann Shelton.
Following the riding events, re
freshments were served in the ar
ena kitchen by the committee.
Henderers Party Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Henderer of
Elkton were hosts at their home
recently at a pinochle parly with
the following guests present: Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Weatherly, Mr.
Frank Binder, Mr. and Airs. Nor
man Coinpton, Mr. and M r s
Charles Solomon. Mr. and Mrs
Burton Barnes and Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Clemo.
First prizes were won by Frank
Binder and Mrs. Compton. Pinochle
prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs
Solomon and low prizes. Mr. and
Mrs. Clemo. Refreshments
served by the hostess.
John Brooke
Mrs. Mvrl Griswold of San Fran
cisco arrived in Rosebufg Wednes
day night, having been called by
the death of her son-in-law, John
Brooke, who died of a heart atlacii
early Wednesday morning.
Judge Carl E. Wimbarly is hav
ing more blood transfusions this
week at. Mercy Hospital and for the
present time is unable to have vis
itors. He has been a patient at
the hospital for the last several
weeks.
Miss Carol Trimble, Miss Char
lotte Hyre. Mrs. Robert A. Hansen,
Mrs. Louisa Wesenian, Mrs. Carl
Tisdale and Mrs. Ed Fraback, all
of the Douglas County Library staff
in Roseburg; Miss Wilma.Gore,
Myrtle Creek; Katie Fenley. Oak-hmrl-
Mrs. Hueh Warner. Yoncal-
la; Mrs. Bob Harris, Glendale, and!
Mrs. l.erov Morris. Canvonville. at-1
tended the librarians workshop in
Grants Pass .Monday.
Blue Bird Group
Entertained Here
Mrs. drover Follett entertained
at a Halloween party for her Bluei
Bird group Monday evening, iieri
home on Castle Avenue had heen!
brightly decorated for the occasion
and the little girls all came in cos
tume.
The time was spent In playing ;
games, after which Mrs. Follett
served the delicious, refreshments,
which featured decorated cupcakes.
Those enjoying the parly were
Kristinc Engdahl. Sybil Hilder-i
brand, Kay Arp, Karen Smith, Ca
mille Follett, Jacqueline Swartz
and Jimmy Haaf. .
Tiller Man Has
70th Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. David Orispen of
Milo entertained at dinner Sunday
in honor of the 70th birthday of
Ernest Dahack of Tiller. Mrs. Ma
mie Archambeau, Mrs. Crispen's
sister, had made and decorated
the cake which was presented to
the honored guest.
Mrs. Dahack and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy MeCutchcon of Milo were the
other guests present, j
Veterans Invited
To Dinner Friday
Veterans of World War I and
Iheir wives are inviled to attend
a free venison and salmon dinner
on Veterans Day, Friday, Nov. 11,
at the Woman's Club on Mosher
Street. Dinner will be served from
12 noon to 3 p.m. t
All World War I veterans are
welcome and are urged to come
and bring a World War I "buddie"
and his wife.
Elkton Eastern Star Has
Special Program Meeting
The Eastern Star Chapter of Elk
ton met recently. The special pro-,
gram honored past matrons and pa
trons and two charter members
present, Bessie Haines and Mary
Haines.
Also on the program was a
group of hif-'h school boys whoj
played "several instrumental selee-j
tions. Betty Grimsriid sang two se-i
lections. Refreshments were serv-1
ed by the members following the;
business meeting.
Azalea Women To Have
Luncheon Meet Nov. 10
Azalea Mission Circle
Has Friday Luncheon
' The Azalea P.itral Women's Club
will hold a luncheon meeting at
the Azalea Grange Hall Thursday,
werejfv.(iv m Knnnmra of Ilia QrnilD
on interior decorating as a special
feature. The luncheon will be serv
ed at 12:C0 p.m.
Members of the luncheon com
Mrs. Henry Gacdecke, Susan Tan-
The Mission Circle of the Azalea i ner: Mrs. Jim Guiilz and Mrs.
Community Church met at tlx; j Dick Darrow. , . ,
home of Mr. Henry Gaedecke Fri
day at 10 a.m. Al noon, Mrs. Gae
decke served a delicious luncheon
to the 11 members present.
Mrs. Paul Srhimp, president,
conducted the short meeting dur
ing the afternoon.
Sirs. Clarence Smith had charge
of the devotional service.
Christian Women Meet
Hartons Are Dinner Hosts
Dinner guests at the Floyd Hat
Ion homo in Glendale Saturday
were Mrs. Tod l'ruilt and daugh
ters and Mr. and .Mrs. Printes
Pruitt and son. all of Myrtle Creek.
On Sunday, the llattons were hosts
for Mr. and Mrf. Kugrne I'fculfcr''
nd family of Myrtle l reek.
Children Have Parties
Mrs.Kennelh Brady of Azalea
j held a party at her home Monday
i after school for members of her
Ci'b Scout den. The boys played
games and were served punpkin-1 church with 11 members present.
A Halloween party was held at-centered ice cream, other Hallow-1 The annual Christmas luncheon
Curtin School Monday afternoon in;cen treats. Iwai discussed. Foiling the meet-
sll iho rnnnif T ninihnra wprn Members of the Broun are Steve ' int. refreshments V.e served bv
inviioH in nif'nnH ihr. rhililrnn on-'Hrarfv. Stpnhrn and t rain Clevc- Mrs. Charles Minter and Mrs. Law-! visited the I'vhthouso and cnjoed
joyed games and refreshments. Hand and Mike Johns. 1 fence Rigor. la picnic lu.VJeon on the beach.
,The Elkton Christian Women's , Cub Scouts Have Outing
i.llowship met Wednesday at the)
i-iiteen r.ixion i.un voun trav
eled to Winchester Bay Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baker
and Mrs. Shirlcv Baiinbridgc. They
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