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o o Celebrates V-r' h -V? .V-4" MlCHELE MURPHY Seated on her eighth birthday ot o party with tier guests. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of Sutherlin ond was honored Saturday afternoon ot home. The table wos centered by a pink elephant birthday cake decorated with gumdrops. Prizes were won by Anna Mae Venza and the scavenger hunt team was headed by Karen Murphy. Following the opening of the lovely gifts, birthday re freshments were served to the honoree ond Rosanna Saleen, Beatrice Hammerschmidth, Kathleen Plueard, Ter esa Elliott, Sharline Liesinger, Shirley Bird, Karen Mur phy, Diane Hesselgesser and Anna Mae Venza. Sunday Open House Held At Lewis G. Wilson Home A most enjoyable social event of Sunday was the open house held at the new home of Mr. and Jilis. Lewis G. Wilson on Ball! Street in West Roseburg Relatives of the couple arranged the affair and friends were in vited to call between 2 and 9 p.m. Gorgeous arrangements of fall flowers graced the lovely home. Airs. Jack Leonard was in charge of the decorations. The serving table, covered by white damask, was most' attrac tive with yellow tapers, fall flow ers and the lovely cake decorated in yellow orange and white by .Mrs. Marshall Haughn. Mrs. Roy Hebard and Mrs. Gary Kummert poured punch and coffee. The cake was served by Mr. Wil son's sister. Mrs. Roy Barton, of Coquille. Mrs. Robert Harrison presented the guest book. Others assisting about the rooms were Mrs. Russell Kaine, Mrs. Jack Leonard and Mrs. Joe Noyer. The Wilson's, niece, Judy Hebard, play ed appropriate background music A L. BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Shea of Roseburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Louise Northey, to Kenneth Howard ' Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jordan of Oakland. The bride-elect is in the Women's Army Corps station ed at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and is now home on leave. The bridegroom-elect is stationed at the Naval Air Force Base in Tucson, Ariz. No date has been set for the wedding. (Pic- ture by Wilson Studio). Chili Supper Enjoyed At Dean Smith Residence Air. and Mrs. Dean Smith of Glendale were host and hostess at a parly at their home Wednes day night. After an evening spent in visiting, (lie nosts served chill supper. Those present were Air. and Airs. Rill Sparks and family; Air. and Airs. James Kimbrough and chil dren; Air. and Mrs. Howard Ed son; Air. and Airs. Robert Thomp son and family; Jack Sparks; Kulh Lew-alien; Airs. Don Harbour and daughter; and the host couple and their infant daughter. Mrs. Orin Ledgerwood Hostess To Church Group Pillard-Winslon Alelhodist WSCS officers were entertained Thurs day at the home of Airs. Orin Ledgerwood in Dillard. Following a business session delightful re freshments were served by the 'vV hostess to the Mesnsmes Jim llichey Jr., Janice Sams. Paul Rummell, Charles AlrCord, Hoy Gordon, J. C. Johannes, Alarion Van Orman and C. 1 Fullerton. Card Party Held Friday l.ookingglass Grange had lis second card party Friday at (he hall. The traveling prize was won by Airs. Ronald Meyer. High for women was won by Airs. Aleyer and low by Alls, R ' pit Reagles. High for mH was won by Itoyce Buscnbaikj low by Ronald Aleyer. Hostesses were June Black and Elhcl Aleyer. The next card parly will be Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. The pujfjp is invited. '1 . I y x2 fourth from riqht) is shown on the organ during the pleasant afternoon. Miss Hebard is a stu dent at the University of Oregon. A telephone call was received during the party from the Kev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester of Ev erett, Wash., who are former Rose burg residents. Many cards and gifts were received by the Wilsons irom the 108 friends and relatives attending Signing the guest book were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard. .Mrs Gary Kummert and Janice: Thom as Baron. Coos Bay; Mr, and Airs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. Rus sell Kaine and Russell; Air. and Airs. Roy Hebard and John; Alias Judy Hebard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Noyer, Airs. Roy Barton, Coquille; Airs. Johanna Teubner. Mr. and Airs. I.. K. Moore and Tom; Airs. W. Vogt, Airs. C. Gorthy, Airs. K. AlcGhehcy, Airs. R. Green and Patricia: Afrs. K. Hebard and Bob bie; Airs. H. Harrison. Airs. W. mchman, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hamm, Airs. Don Krogel, Air. and Mrs. c. Dishman, Mr. and Mrs. AI. L. W. Smith, Airs. Sam Shoe-' maker, Airs. 0. F. Leonard and Teresa; Mrs. Robert Harrison, Mr. and Alls. J. C. Bovington. Air. L. Cooper, Airs. Sadie Urown, Mrs. Jack Uorlhy and Gail; Mrs. Rob ert At. Miller, Mrs. D. Tudor, Dr. and Mrs. D. Bovles. Mrs. C. Ale- cuflum, Judy and Lee; Rev. and mrs. u. w. ilinrir is. Dorene and Koiand; flirj. L. Weber and Den- ise; Airs. J'aill Afetzger, Julie and Brie; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daiss, Mrs. Michael Wooton and Adelle; Air. and Airs. H. Verne Wooton, Mr. and Airs. Earl Decker, Air. and Airs. E. Beuttner, Air. and Mrs. Leroy Hiatl, Air. and Airs. W. C. Bailey, Airs. Art Lang and David; Air. and Mrs. W. Spencer, Air. and Airs. M. Johnson, Air. and Airs. Ron Walls and Shellev; Airs. Bill Miller, Air. and Airs. Ed Deal, Airs. Bob Allen, David, Alark and Alary; Air. and Airs. C. B. Wulff and son. John: Airs. R. Marshall, Air. and Mrs. D. Staple ton, Valerie, Lynne, Dale and Eric; mrs. William uoetz, Mrs. tmmi Rietmann, Airs. L. Hill. Mrs. Lil lian Hill, Airs. R. Perl and Connie and Christy Beuttner. . ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. ond Mrs. Doyle Harper of Riddle announce the engage ment of their daughter, Dean na, to James Boll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Ball of Rid dle. The bride-elect is o senior in Riddle High School and the bridegroom-elect is with the U. S. Navy ond is stationed on the USS Estes at Son Diego. No date has been set for the wedding. (Picture by Warren Studio, Myrtle Creek. No New Date Set For Deportation By THI ASSOCIATED PRESS The lmmmralinn Service xairi here no new date ha, been set for the deportation of Hamish volt AlarKay and William A. Alarkie of Portland, Ore. The government has been trying to deport the two men for years. contending they were members of the Communist Party In the 19.10s. ina' two men nave denied II. Their latest move to avoid de foliation failed Monday when the i. S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal for a stay. Their attornrv Inter said President-elect John r Kennedy had been asked to inter vene. ' AlacKajr it carpenter. The gov- 1 ,,.,.,'vv Starts .vfesA aWwit - Art Exhibit To Be Held The Roseburg Art Association members enjoyed a delightful oc casion A! ond ay evening at the Alun roe Clinic, when Clarence Munroe gave an interesting demonstration on picture framing. Plans were made for tha ex hibit to be held at the Douglas county Library Friday, Nov. 18, at which time some SO objects of art will be exhibited by 25 ex hibitors. Plans were also made for a rummage sale and bazaar to be held at the Roseburg Wo men a Clubhouse Dec. 10. Kach member of the club exhibited an object of art at the meeting. Lovely refreshments were en joyed by Mrs. Esther Gilliland, Tom Parkinson, Airs. Lester Alar tin and Airs, lone AlcCord of Glide; Airs. Kenneth W. Ford, Airs. C. B. Keenev. Mrs. Kenneth Neavoll, Airs. George Powers, Airs. Edgar Person, Airs. Ralph Johnson, Mrs. Alan Hartman, Mrs. Orvis Ford, Airs. Jack West, Mrs. Edward Cachelin, Mrs. Ford Plant, Airs. Floyd Warner, Mrs. Blanche Pe terson, John Zerbach and Clarence Munroe, members, and Alilo Aluir head and Beverly Pritchett, guests. The next meeting will be held Dec. 12, the place of which will be announced later. Slide Pictures Reunion Feature The home of Air. and Airs. Guy Cole of Oakland was the scene of a recent small-scale school re union of Upper Tyee School from the year 1914. Present were Airs. Alva Alan- ning, teacher, and the following former pupils: Madge Miner, Dora Hamilton, Hazel Baird, Alta Cole, Alerte Baird, Maude Cole and Guy Cole. All of the women's husbands were present. This was the first meeting of Mrs. Manning and Miss Alta Cole in 46 years; 40 for others of the group. They were entertained by the showing of slide pictures by Aliss Cole, who is employed by the White Slag Co. of Portland. Aliss Cole and her 90-year-old father had driven down from Portland to spend the weekend with the Guy Coles. The slides had been taken by Alias Cole on her vaca tion trips to Canada and various parts of the United States and were greatly enjoyed Dy me group. Lovely Shower Given On Friday 1 Airs. Alarvin Gourley was the honoree at a lovely Dink and blue shower given for her By Airs. Joe Danchok Jr. Friday. Games were played, with Clar ice Williams, Victoria Stuempges and Gladya Adams winning prizes. After the gifts were opened, re freshments were served. Attending were Charlotte Ed wards, Thelma Pelland, Vic Stu empges, Pearl Adams, Lula Chris- lenson, Erma Edwards, Frances Larson, Shirley Neal and three sons; Gladys Adams, Atyrtle Geid- er. Dorothy l-ongnrake, utarice Williams. Sherrv. Jarkv and Cin dy Gourley, Karen Edwards, Bar bara Adams, ausan uancnox. ana Marilyn Williams. Sending gms were Florence to wards. Ruth Alanning, Afaggie Francis. Ida Webber. Pat Thames, Arlys and Jean Edwards and Dora Hamilton. Miss Campbell Shower Honoree Miss Linda Campbell was the Inspiration for a lovely bridal shower given Thursday evening at the United urethern Evangel-, iral church. Hostesses for the party were Airs. C. J. Bradley, Mrs. Martin i.uawig ana jnrs. Harold Brown. White gladioli, red cupids and candles formed the serving table decorations. Games and visiting were, enjoyed after which the honoree opened and dis played her many lovely gifts. ' present to nonor miss iampoeu were Airs. Ellis Campbell and Rosella: Airs. Bill Johnson, Airs. Dale Wilson. Airs. Alelvin Meals. Mrs. O. P. Vanllorn, Airs. Claude Wright. Mrs. Ed Albee. Airs. Les ter. Gale, Airs. Floyd Lee, Mrs. Donald Bodeen. Mrs. Lawson Bell, Airs. Martin Ludwig and Diane, and Airs. C. J. Bradley. Friendship Night Held Monday By Bethel 28 Glendale Bethel of Job's Daugh ters met at the Alasonic Temple Monday evemne. Since it was Glen dale's Friendship Night, there were several visitors from Bethel 18, Myrtle Creek and Bethel 39, Riddle. Amnntf the visitors were Donna Trask, honored queen of Bethel 18; Delavne Franklin, honored queen of Bethel 39: Sally Anlauf, senior princess, Belhel 18; Airs. Kav lloxei, paai senior princess, Bethel 28: Mrs. Esther Hogg, guardian of Bethel 18: Bill Arbo- gant, associate guardian of Bethel 18; and Karen wntte, junior prin cess of Bethel 39. Among those introduced were Marilvn Alehl of Bethel 28. who is grand representative to Saskat chewan. Plans were made for sending I cash donation to the Kerbv Job's Daughters bethel which lost most of its equipment in the recent city Tire. After the meeting, refreshments were served. Card Club Entertained Airs. Jerry Hennebeck graciously entertained at her home Wednes day having as guests members of her pinochle club. Prizes were won by Airs. W. P. Wilson and Airs. Jack Snodgrass. A lovely noon luncheon waa serv ed bv the hostess to the Mesdames M. C. Doyle, W. P. Wilson, Cal Dawson, Gloria Rhule, Thomas Rhule. Jack Snodgrass and Leon ard Churchill. ernment wants to deport him to Canada. Alarkie is a house paint er. The Immigration Service wants to send him to Finland. 8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Salem Church Of Interest To The lovely wedding of Aliss Car ol Klaboe and David Alichael Pat ten waa solemnized October 15 at 3 p.m. in the First Presby terian Church at Salem. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klaboe of Salem and former Roseburg residents. The church was . beautifully decorated with baskets of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. Tall candelabras formed an arch at the altar. Airs. W. Dobbs, at the organ, played Lords Prayer" and "I Love You." The impressive double ring ser vice was performed by Dr. Paul Poling, pastor ot the church. The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, was beautifully gowned in a floor-lenglb Chantilly lace over white taffeta with fitted bodice and full llared skirt and Sabrina neck-line. Her full, finger tip veil was held in place with a pearl tiara. She carried a cascade of chrysanthemums and white sat in ribbon, centered with a while orchid. Her maid of honor, Aliss Fat Myarvold. and the bridesmaids. Miss Anna Lee and Aliss Karen Slater, all of Salem, wore identi cal dresses of light green, with dark green trim. They carried cas cades of yellow and bronze chrys anthemums. Richard Patten, broth er of the bridegroom was best man and ushers were Morris Fischer, Ronald Rue, Robert Leiken and - "; . .Y) Q K r VICKI LYNN GABLE, attractive voung daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gable of Coles Valley Road near Wilbur, celebrated her fourth birthday at a delightful party Fri day morning with her mother acting as hostess for the occasion. Fourth Birthday Observed Friday Vicki Lynn Gable celebrated her fourth birthday at a morning . . ,KJ. v.. u- iu birthday party given by her moth- er. Airs. Wayne Gable, at their home on Coles Valley Road near Wilbur. The children enjoyed colored bal loons suspended from the ceiling. Afterwards thev watched the hon oree open her many lovely gifts and blow out the candles on her gaily decorated birthday cake. Individual cupcakes with their own names in icing and cones were served to each small guest. Terry Gable and Sonja lggetl assisted in serving the adults. Enjoying the occasion were vie ki's sisters, Terry and Mrs. Bill Moore and her son. Billy: her grandmother, Airs. Ethel Gable; Dessert Supper Is Event At Melrose Home Airs. Lena Howland and Airs. C. E. Reece graciously entertained members of the Melrose HE Club Wednesday evening at a dessert supper at the home of the former. Fall flowers graced the rooms. In the absence of the chairman. Airs. Stanley Sjorgren conducted the nhort business meeting. It was announced that the December meeting will be at the home of Airs. Paul Abeel with Mrs. u 1.. Chitwood as cohostess and a gift exenange win ue neiu. Games were presented by Lor gren and prizes awarded. Others present included OUie Kreuger, Mable Rusenhark, Emma Abeel. Anne Chitwood, Alargaret Reece and Margaret Aydelott. PEONIES FOR SALE PINK WHITE RED Large Cft Clump JU Clump Lookingglass Nursery PHONE Ore. Thur., Nov. 17, 1960 Wedding Roseburgers Larry Benneman all of Silverton Airs. Klaboe chose a blue and white afternoon dress with dark accessories and a white corsage for her daughter's wedding. , A recention for some 200 guests was held in the Pioneer Room of the church following the wedding. Airs. R. S. Stryker of Roseburg. Airs. G. Decker of Salem, and Mrs. R. Patten of Silverton served as hostesses. Aliss Klaboe was in charge of the guest book. Air. and Airs. Alyron Iverson and daughter, Barbara of Umpqua, and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Stryker of Roseburg attended the wedding Airs. Iverson is a sister of -the bride. For her going away the bride wore a royal blue suit .with black patent leather accessories. The young couple left for a honeymoon to coastal points of interest on the northern California coast, return ing by the inland route. They stopped at Umpqua for a short visit. Thev are now at home to their friends in their new home which they built in the country, east of Salem. The bride attended Roseburg High School until the family moved to Salem. He attended Silverton High and the Oregon Technical Institute at Kiamatn rails ana is now a plumber with Judson's Plumbing in Salem. 1 Mrs. Ernest Leggett, Sonja. Em- el ,IM" Jncei mmy Harp, Teddy and Dedra; Mrs. Thuran Davenport, Jolene Bra- ner, Mrs. Kenneth Alattingly and Glenna. Sherry and Monty Mc Bride, Airs. Vernon Thomas and Susie and Tony. Airs. Floyd Russ worm and Kathy. Airs. Robert Ga ble and Gary. Mrs. Charles Veal ana uemse. Mrs. I'ai Hintntt and Michal. Airs. Larry Evans and Terry and Jerry and Linda Gable Elgarose Comfort Club Compliments Member The Elgarose Comfort Club met Ihursday at the nome of Mrs. Wesley Newman with Airs. Henry Landers as cohostess. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at 1Z:30, Airs. Newman conducted the business session. Airs. Landers was appointed the new treasurer. At the next meeting, which will be at the home of George Sanders with Airs. Roland Cheek as cohost ess on Dec. 18, candy will be sold and exchange of gilts will be held, Traveling prize was won by Airs. Stanley Sjogren and the door prize was won by Mrs. Landers. Following the business session a surprise "pink and blue shower was given in honor of Airs, Ro land Cheek. Gifts were pre sented to her br Airs. George Showers, Mrs. Henry Landers. Mrs. Wesley Newman, Airs. Ralph Stewart, Afrs. Leonard Warren Mrs. George Sanders, Airs. Fred Alberding. Airs. Claude Yarbrough, Mrs. Joe Sand. Mrs. Carl Back- lund. Mm. Stanley Sjogren. Mrs, Arthur Faulkner. Mrs. AI. Alan ning and Mrs. Ottie Stringer. Smaller 3 l4 Aft $ J I.UU OR 3-5696 Mrs. Wilson Honored At Alumni Affair Airs. Thelma Wilson, home eco nomics teacher at Sutherlin High School for the past fourteen years, was honored with a skit entitled "This is Your Life, Airs. Wilson", presented at an alumni program during the high school homecoming events recently. Airs. Wilson, a teacher in Ore gon schools for 38 years, began her teaching career at the age ot 17 as a graduate of Ashland High School. Her first teaching assign ment was the first eight grades at Alurphy, whose students, all boys had brought about the hasty departure of a number of her predecessors. Even though the job payed a mere 140 per month and required her to rise at 4:30 each morning Airs. Wilson was determined to keep, the position, and soon won over her young charges with a program of snorts. traveling with her track and base ball teams to compete with other schools. She remained in this position for two years alter wnicn she en rolled at Oregon State College at Corvallis, earning a B. A. degree. Airs. Wilson installed the home economics departments in schools at Kirov, Oakland and Sutherlin. While at Kirby she drew out her plans on the building floor with chalk and the school board, fol lowing her directions, installed the necessary equipment. Coming with her parents to Ore gon from Pennsylvania at the age of eight. Airs. Wilson grew up in Roseburg. where her father was associated with the First National Bank. Mariners Club onsors Dinner The Alariners Club of the Rose burg First Presbyterian Church sponsored a most enjoyable pro gressive dinner for couples of the church Saturday evening. The social affair was planned by Air. and Airs. Clifford Domas, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Huston. Air. and Airs. Pete Smith and Air. and Airs. C. H. Clune, who also served the- main course and dessert in the church social room. The fall motif was carried out in the dec orations and included gold horns of plenty on each dinner table. The first course was served af the home of Air. and Airs. Donald Kelley. Salad courses were served at the homes of Air. and Mrs. W. P. Hurd. Air. and Airs. Allen Akehurst. A1r. and Airs. Robert Beardsle.v. Mr. and Airs. Robert Kischel, Dr. and Mrs. R. AlcAffie and Air. and Airs. Wilbur Watters. Following dinner, group singing and visiting were enjoyed by the large group attending. Tenmile Youth Is . Honored On Birthday Spike Nuzum was honored on his 8th birthday when his grand mother, Airs. Dewey Chamblen, and his mother, Mrs. Don Nuzum, entertained with a oartv in his honor, on Wednesday at the ladies uun House in Tenmile. The. rooms were decorated with silver and blue streamers. Games were play ed. Refreshments were served in- eluding a lovely birtWday cake decorated to look like a snowman. Enjoying the party were Cbiquita Sherman, Jimmy Nuzum, Betty Hall, Devonna Nuzum. Alarsha Jones, Robin Burr, Carol Lock- wood, Patsy Cook, Donny Nuzum, Larry Weinhold, Timmv Dowdy, Gregory Dwight. David Butts. Cheryl Centers, Vickie Petevs and the guest of honor Spike Nuzum. COOKING IS CHILD'S PLAY ( " "ZZIIHZj I ' , r: vv.- ' " r . V I and foster too with the new Tilt-Top, Smokeless Broil Under Glass, ond extra slide out- Quick Chef oven. Heat control is at your fingertips with thermostati broiler ondProtis J erie control; continuous hear, Thermostatic control surface unit ond outomotic roast meter. Complete cooking convenience includes submersible, plug-in grill ond two timed ; opplionce outlets. Enjoy the fun of cooking Thanksgiving dinner on a range from Horn' Appliance ond they will provide o turkey of your choice from Frank's Food Mart. Lorraine ond Deborah Horn, shown above, ore trying theirhond ot cooking with this range on display ot Horn's Appliance, 424 S. E. Jackson, Phone ORchord 3-5513. Visitor l!r' p1 : yf yj H hi 'WMA tiff j - - w y - r 1 J . ' : ' 3v MRS. MYRA KORSLUND of Greot: Falls,. Mont., depart ment president of the ladies of the Grand Army -of the Republic, has been on interesting visitor in Roseburg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Woods, The state convention is to be held in Great Falls in June. Mrs. Kors- ' lund has credentials from two grandfathers and o great grandfather who. were in the Civil War. She hos been active for years in church and civic organizations. She worked on the election board for the last 20 years and has a citation from the Red Cross for baking fruit bread for use of Blood Bank donors. She has a collection of more than 400 pair of salt and pepper shakers from almost every state in the union ond some foreign countries. She also collects antiques. Mrs. Korslund is very interested in the youth of her state and on a trip around the' country she collects various articles to take back to be used in class work in the schools. Sheis referred to as "young lady" os she is much younger than her 75 years would indicate. (Picture by Andy Faufh Laura Brainarcf Is Complimented" Laura Brainard of Canyonville, whose wedding to Virgil Tylerwill be an event of Nov. 26, was the inspiration for a bridal shower giv en at the home of Airs. Floyd Staggs Friday evening, with Airs. Clinton Osborn of Riddle, co-host ess. Following the playing of appro priate games and presentation of gifts, the hostesses served decor ated cake and beverages to Airs. Ed Hvatt,' Mrs. George Pollack, Mrs. Bill Reed, Mrs. Darrell Ron inett, Linda Thompson, June Brainard, Airs. Herbert Brainard. Airs. Willard Russell and the guest of honor. Azalea Dance Club To Have Party On Sunday The Azalea Square Dance Club. The Swinging 8 s, will hold its third) birthday party at the Azalea Grange Hall Sunday afternoon. Nov. 20, beginning at 1 p.m. Other clubs in the area have been invited to participate in the affair, and a number of guest callers will be present. Advertiiement) with the new 1961 Philco Tilt - fir :n ITXirUJ Glendale Masonic Lodge 1 Honors Its Past Masters The Glendale Alasonic Lodge held a family night program Thursday evening at 8:30 after the regular meeting. John Dillen, Worshipful Alaster, conferred the degree of honorary past master upon two members of the lodge, Sam Flory and Frank Woodley. Howard Edson, district ' deputy to the grand master of the Atasons in Oregon, presented them with past master's aprons. Past masters present at the af fair were Carl Seiner, Paul El dredge, Homer Burke, Howard Ed son, Joe W. Payne, A. T. Dillen, Henry La Prath and William La Prath. 1 The meeting was concluded with a memorial service for deceased past masters, who include Grant Levins, D. N. Fish, A. J. Osteen, W. D. Smith, S. D. Holmes, Am brose Marshall. R. R. Montgomery, cnartes i. Nau, S. H. Kinsey, Dr. J. K. Howard, B. L. Darly. C. AI, Hagan, C. L. Harvey, G. H. Ale Keown, Harry Slumbo, George C. Reynolds Sr. and W. J. Basye. After the meeting, members and guests retired to the dining room for refreshments served to about 50 people. Top Ronge. Cleaning is easier lei
