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THE PUBLIC is most cordially invited to enjoy the annual
bazaar of St. George's Episcopal Church, which hos been
scheduled for Dec. 1-2 at the parish hall on SE Cass Ave
nue. Pictured above are Mrs. Robert Young, who is chair
man of the decorating committee; Mrs. Horry Jacoby and
Mrs. James H. Harris, who are co-choirmen of the apron
committee. Committee members are working hard to moke
: this year's event an outstanding two-day affair. (Picture,
by Chris' Studio of Photography)
MISS ETHEL WALLEN, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Wallen, 3640 NE Hooker
Road, is employed in the dup
licating department of White
Memorial Hospital In Los
Angeles, the advanced unit, of
the Seventh-day Adventists
medicol training center, the
College of Medicol Evangelists, Angeles', Calif., to reside, was giv
Loma Linda. Calif. A former en by Mrs. Garnet Folmsbee at
student of Roseburg Junior
academy she was graduated
from Walla Wallo College,
where she majored in secretar
ial science. As she desired to
earn her own expenses, she
found it expedient to take five
yeors to complete her course
instead of the usual four. She
has two older sisters, Mrs.
Arthur (Myrtle) Bigelow, Rose
burg, and Mrs. Marvin (Pluma)
Wright, who lives near Seattle.
Miss Wollen also has two bro
thers, Ernest, College Place,
Wash., who plans to enter
Walla Walla College for the
winter quarter, and Carl, who
is still at home attending
school. All five of the Wallen
young people are former stu
dents of Roseburg Junior
Academy.
Birthday Celebrated
Geraldine Howard celebrated her
14th birthday Saturday at a family
dinner at her home on1 South Deer
Creek Road.
PICTURED above ore members and guests of Beto Gamma
Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, at tie "Beatnik" rush party
held ot the lovely home of Mrs. Bud Nelson, Mrs. Nelson
served "broiled beaner weiner" and coffee for refreshments.
Various gomes were played with Valorit Clement winning a
prize. Picrurd above front row orti Kafherirn Powell)
Bazaar To
Be Held
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Chapter Prepares
For BSP Affair .
The home of Mm. Bernard Saar
wag the meeting place lor Xi Omi
cron, Beta Sigma Phi. Final ar
rangements were announced for
the fashion show-card party spon
sored by the Beta Sigma Phi ex
emplar chapters.
It was announced that Mrs. Rob
ert Kidder will be the new vice
S resident to replace Mrs. James
augherty who has taken a leave
of absence.
Members in attendance were
Mrs. Clarson Chitwood, Mrs. Mere
dith Wilson, Mrs. Bert Shoemaker,
Mrs. Marcus Brown, Mrs. Clar
ence DeCatnp, Mrs. Sid Domenico,
Miss Joan Harper, Mrs. John Le
Duc, Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs. R. L.
Wiley, Mrs. Bill Weber and Mrs.
Neil Christian.
The evening was spent making
decorations for the fashion show
with members from XI Epsilon and
Xi Tau.
Farewell Party
Held AtTenmile .
A farewell party, honoring Lila
bharral, who is leaving for Los
the latter's home in Tenmile. Mrs.
Renie Jenkins was co-hostess.
The pleasant afternoon hours
were spent in visiting and taking
pictures. A lovely gift was pre
sented to Mrs. Sharrai from those
attending.
Refreshments were served bv
the hostesses to the honoree and
to Joan Dillard, Cecilia Conklin,
Mickey Dawson, Nancy Stoffal,
Dorothy Cherryholmes, Faye Gree
man, Cynthia Stine, Aan Good,
Nellie Ware, Lila Sharrai, Pat Gil
bert, Jeanetts Bcllingburg, Bar
bara -Austin, Merlyn White and
Laila Anderson,
Lovely Luncheon Enjoyed
By Sutherlin PNG Club
Mrs. Ralph Stewart of Melrose
was hostess at a pink and blue
shower party honoring Mrs. Ken
weioorn at tne nomo,ot Mrs. Roger
Recce Tuesday,
After the opening of the gifts by
Mrs. Welborn, a lovely potluck
luncheon was served. Mrs. Robert
Landii won a prize.
Gifts wore received by the hon
oree from Bonnie Harris and
daughter; Margaret Trent and
sons; Betty Pinard and children;
Edna Horton, Ann Schrader, Mary
Lou I.andis and daughter; Mar
garet Recce and sons; Joyce Stew
art and Terri and Mildred Seroy.
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Christmas Party
Slated By Club
Mrs. M. L. Sory entertained the
Northside Sunshine Club at the
home of Mrs. William Stiewig
inursday aitcrnoon. A snort meet
ing was conducted by the presi
dent, Mrs. Agnes Waer.
Plans were completed for the an
nual Christmas dinner party to be
held Dec. 8 at 12:30 at the home
of Mrs. Stiewig.
Games and visiting were enjoyed
during the aftornoon, with Mrs.
Phil Hart winning the high prize,
and Mrs. George Frew the second
nign prize.
A wooden lazy susan centerpiece
held assorted fruits. The hostess
served refreshments and was as
listed by Mrs. Stiewig.
Covers were set for: Mrs. Jack
Noyes, Mrs. R. D. Parsons, Mrs.
Agnes Waer, Mrs. Phil Hart, Miss
Bernardine Princen, Mrs. George
Frew, Mrs. Stiewig, and hostess,
Mrs. Sory.
Glendale Nile Members
Hostesses At Lovely Tea
Members of the Glendale Wood
land Nile Club participated in the
Zuleima Temple of the Nile meet
ing held in the Grants Pass Ma
sonic Temple Saturday. After the
regular meeting the Glendale Club
had charge of a delightful tea, un
der the direction of Mrs. Gordon
Mehl, president of the Glendale or
ganization. The serving table in the dining
room of the temDle was covered
with a lace cloth. At each end of
the table were set sterling silver
coiiee and tea service. A center
piece of exquisite yellow, white
and bronze chrysanthemums in a
white vase was flanked on either
side with sterling silver candlabra
holding yellow and orange candles.
Dainty tea cookies. . made bv the
Glendale Club, were served. Mrs.
Nolle Ricker of Grants Pass, for
merly of Glendale, and Mrs. Har
old Cooley of Glendale poured.
Approximately 75 members were
present for (he affair.
Those who helped with the tea
included Mrs. Mildred Cox, Mrs.
Robert Thompson, Mrs. Bernie Hal
verson. Mrs. Ray Cox. Mrs. Gor
don Mehl and Mrs. Harold Coolev,
all of Glendale, and Mrs. Milner
Larson, Mrs. Maude McQueen,
Mrs. Don Cameron, and Mrs. Nelle
Ricker, all of Grants Pass.
Anderson Ranch Is Scene
Of Lovely Dinner Party
A very ' lovely family dinner
party was enjoyed Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis An
derson on their ranch near Ump
qua.
A beautiful Christmas oegonia
formed the table centerpiece. Plac
es were set for Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anderson and children. Kristcne,
Lloyd and Richard; Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Anderson and children, Ann,
Stephe, Larry Jr. and Jean; Miss
Jan Anderson, Alex Anderson and
the host and hostess.
Sharon Strickler Miss Pot Wilburn, Volerie Clement and
Mrs. David Geddes. Back row: Mrs. Jerry Bower, Carol Sell,
Mrs. Fred Horgis, Mrs. James D. Wilson, Mrs. Bud Nelson
ond Mrs. Joe Toucher, (Picture by Koop's Moderne Photo-grophy).
Toastmistresses
Make Plans For
Christmas Party
The Roseburg Toastmistress
Club met Tuesday night, with
"Give them the Ax as the Thanks
giving theme. The table decora
tions were yellow and bronze chrys
anthemums and a gourd and corn
ucopia arrangement. "
Dorothea Yantis of Coos Bay.
membership stabilization chairman
of Council 8, and her daughter,
Aletta were special guests of the
evening.
Lois Krug gave the inspiration
for the evening. Topicmistress Al
ice Larson introduced table topics
which dealt with personal appear
ance and different stages of pre'
paring and giving a speech.
After the meeting, Clara Rock
well, toastmistress for the evening,
introduced Mrs. Yantis, who spoke
on ways of acquiring and keeping
more .members. Jo Lesher, as lex
icologist, gave a word drill. Sever
al members gave readings on
Thanksgiving.
The Christmas parly was set
for Dec. 13. More plans will be
announced later.
A local guest of the evening was
Mrs. G. E. Commons.
The closing thought was given
by Jo Lesher. The next regular
meeting will be Nov. 29. The next
regional council meeting will be
Dec. at Florence.
Marriage Noted
Miss Bernice Fugate, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman rugate
and Melvin Martin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Martin Sr., were
united in marriage Nov. iz at ;
p.m. at the residence of the Rev,
and Mrs. Richard S. Wayne. The
Rev. Mr. Wayne officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
' The bride was attired In a plaid
suit. She was attended by Miss
Judy Weaver. Guy Martin, brother
of the bridegroom was best man
A reception was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fugate following
the wedding.
The bride is a student at Oak
land High School and the bride
groom is a graduate of Oakland
High School. They win make their
home m Oakland, where the bride
groom is employed.
New Residents
Are Entertained
Mrs. Howard Whitten entertain
ed Wednesday morning at a get
together honoring Mrs. R. G. Phil
lips and daughter, Pat, who are
new residents in Riversdale.
Mrs. Whitten served refresh
ments to the honored guests and
Mrs. Jack Denton and Judy; Mrs.
Dick Brown, Mrs. M. D. Fletcher,
Mrs. A. L. Kittelson, Mrs. Darwin
Lee, Harley and Virginia; Mrs. H.
B. Kruse. Mrs. Don Harmon, Mrs.
Arnold Burleson, Mrs. n. u Har
mon, Mrs. L, W, Cottrell and Mrs.
Neil Christian.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Marcia L. Stone of
Roseburg announces the en
gagement of her daughter Lo-
Vaughn E., to Duane E. Rosen-
ogle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
R. Rosenogle of Coquille. The
bridegroom-elect is a senior at
Coquille High School. No date
has been planned for the wed
ding. (Picture by Bob Leber,
Photo Lab).
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Dinner Gommittees Named
By Past Noble Grand Club
The Past Noble Grands Club met
Thursday at the IOOF Hall. A des
sert supper was enjoyed at 7:30 by
19 members. Hostesses were Ada
Hanna, Nona Thompson, Gertrude
Hatfield, Edith Bond and Dorothy
Neal.
The meeting was conducted by
the president, Lena Poole. Devo
tions were given by Ethel Bailey.
Plans were made for the next
meeting to be held Dec. 8 at the
IOOF Hall when the Christmas
turkey dinner will be at 8:30 p.m.
The following committees were
appointed: Turkeys, Faye Crieger,
Susan Bowman, Maggie Dent and
Ona Williams; potatoes, Rubie
Bloom, Edith Bond, Bernice Mc
Donald, Mary Goodman and Mat
tie Gosnell; salads, Thella Webber,
Hulda Howe, 11a Preston, Lydia
Roadman and Dorothy Neal; hot
vegetables, Vesta Langfield, Ei
leen Rapp, Inga High, Veta Cope-
Roseburg Lions Auxiliary
Convenes For Dinner Meet
The Roseburg Lions Auxiliary
held its recent dinner meeting in
the Bamboo Room at Dale's Cafe.
The autumn theme was beautifully
carried out in the decoration of
tables by the hostesses, Mrs. Ber
nard Saar and Mrs. Robert Hatter
scheid. A. G. (Mike) McLain, district
governor of 36E, was guest speak
er. His topic was the forthcoming
Lions State Convention to be held
in May 1961 in Roseburg.
A beautiful corsage was present
ed to charter members and past
presidents, who included Mrs.
Bruce Elliott, Mrs. R. E 1 w o o d
Smith, Mrs. Albert Flegel, Mrs.
Bruce Hetrick, Mrs. Frank Long,
Mrs, Philip Harth, Mrs. Edell Bry
ant, Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher,
G. C. Finley Home Scene Of
Past Matrons
The November meeting of the
Past Matrons Club was held Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs,
G. C. Finley. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Edwin Young. Mrs.
Forrest Holmes, Mrs. James Howe,
Mrs. John William Robertson and
Mrs. R. D. Williams.
A delicious buffet dessert supper
was served at 7:30 p.m. from a
lace-covered table centered with
an attractive arrangement of vel-
low chrysanthemums and gold can
delabra and yellow candles. The
Thanksgiving notif was carried out
in the table decorations. Mrs. Earl
Wiley presided at the silver coffee
and tea service.
Beautiful arrangements of col
orful chrysanthemums were used
Wrights Feted
At Chapter 57
Star points of Oregon chapter 57.
OES, were honored by an adden
dum at the meeting of the chapter
Wednesday at the Masonic Temple
in Canyonville.
Flowers in the star point colors
pointed up the addendum present
ed by Mrs. Ira Poole, marshal;
Mrs. William Moore, chaplain;
Mrs. Malin Moore, associate con
ductress; Mrs. . William Belcher,
Celebrate
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Cummings
of Glendale celebrated their 52nd
wedding anniversary Friday eve
ning at a turkey dinner at which
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cummings and
Mrs. George Watson and her son,
Richard, were guests.
RichardsonsGive
Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richardson
entertained at lovely dinner at
their home near Umpqua Thursday
evening to celebrate the birthday
of their daughter, Mrs. Robert My
ers of Roseburg.
The table, with its attractive cen
terpiece of fall flowers, had places
set for the guest of honor; her
husband, Robert Myers; her daugh
ter, Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Reinhart and son, Bobbie, and the
host and hostess.
After dinner, other guests drop
ped in and at a late hour, re
freshments were served for Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Felt and daugh
ters, Linda and Analee; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Siples and Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Wooton. The honoree then
opened her many beautiful gifts.
Enjoyable Chili Dinner
Precedes Bethel Affair
The meeting of Riddle Bethel S9,
Job's Daughters, held Monday
night, was preceded by i delicious
chili dinner for initiates, tneir par
ents, members of the guardian
council and bethel members. The
chili had been prepared and con
tributed by Mrs. D. W. Clark.
Carol Stuart was chairman of the
food committee. The long tables
were beautifully decorated in au
tumn colors by Judy Green, chair
man, ana her decorating commu
te. Following the formal opening ot
the bethel by Honored Queen De
Iavne Franklin, three candidates
were initiated: Linda Breur, Claud
ia Long and Kathy Olsen. Named
as their respective Big sisters
were Lynn Coleman, Cathy Aker
and Carolyn McCoy. A gift was
presented to the junior past guard
ian. Mrs. Walter Foster, by mem
bers of the past guardian council.
At the close of tne Business
meeting. Alice Walker played three
elections on the flute. . . ...
Or. Wed., Nov. 23, 1960
land, Dorothy McCauley; dessert,
Daynise Beach, Nona Thompson,
Margret Saunders, Carmen Clark,
Gertrude Rictwnan and Golda Nick
ell; cranberries, Ruth Plumer, Ger
trude Hatfield, Mamie Hudnell, Ha
zel AJthaus and Elsie Russell:
relish, Alvia Wethere, Elsie Mills,
Louise xoung ana Bernice amnn;
coffee, cream, butter and rolls,
Ada Hanna, Kay Snyder. Evelyn
Fredrickson, Thelma Fleshman,
Mildred Gardner and Edith Brock;
decorations, dining room, Mamie
Fett and Velma Herman: club
room and tree, Faye Jensen, Ruby
Tucker and Elma Zimrick: pro.
gram exchange of gifts, Lydia
Gillette and Daisie Daum; guest
book, Ethel Bailey; tickets, Alice
Goff and busie Jackson.
After the meeting, Thella Web
ber furnished the entertainment.
with Alice Goff and Ethel Bailey
winning the prizes.
Mrs. Harold Stein, Jlrs. Keith Bry
ant, Mrs. Charles A. Thomas, Mrs,
Forrest Losee, Mrs, Glenn Clute,
Mrs. George Foster and Mrs. Wil
lard Buchanan.
Other members In attendance
were Mrs. Albert McBee, presi
dent, and Mrs. Bernard Saar. Mrs.
Robert Hatterscheid, Mrs. Bruce
Tuck. Mrs. Herbert Leonnig, Mrs
Don Helliwell, Mrs. Fred Gleeson,
Mrs. William Unrath, Mrs. Mike
McLain, Mrs. Tom Pargeter, Mrs.
Loyd Hastings and Mrs. a,.
Buckingham.
The annual Lions rummage sale
will be held at the Roseburg Wom
en's Club Dec. 3 from 8 a.m. to
3 p.m.
Impressive prizes were won by
Mrs. Bruce Elliott and Mrs. Wil-
lard Buchanan.
Dessert Supper
throughout the rooms.
Newly elected officers are Mrs.
Ralph Cooper, president; Mrs.
Forrest Holmes, vice president;
Mrs. Otto Lange, treasurer; and
Mrs. Archie Elliott, secretary.
The next meeting will be the
annual Christmas party, the meet
ing place to be announced later.
In addition to the hostesses and
Mrs. Wiley, members enjoying the
pleasant evening were Mrs. Ray
Hampton, Mrs. John Runyan, Mrs.
Frances Llntott, Mrs. Victor Mi
celli, Mrs. Archie Taylor, Mrs.
Howard Turner, Mrs. F. L. Von
Shriltz, Mrs. Sturgill Walker, Mrs.
R. L. Whipple, Mrs. H. A. Adams,
Mrs. Ruth Hansen and Mrs. Archie
Elliott.
Wednesday
OES Meeting
conductress, and Mrs. Wade Wor
thington, Sr., associate matron.
After the addendum, Worthy Ma
tron Mrs. Ray Wright and Worthy
Patron Ray Wright presented gifts
to each of the star points who in
cluded Mrs. Walton Dixon, Adah;
Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Ruth, Mrs.
Betty McCabe, Esther; Mrs.
Charles Pruden, Martha and Mrs.
Jeanette Jenks, Electa.
During the meeting, plans were
made to attend the reception in
Myrtle Creek for Mrs. John Wright
and Mrs. Jack Doug. A district
meeting 10 oe neia in uanyonviue
Nov. 30 was discussed and a prac
tice date, 7:30 p.m., Nov. 30, was
announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright were sur
prised during the refreshment hour
by a gift and a cake honoring their
38th wedding anniversary. Mrs.
William Ulam and Mrs. George
Barrow were hostesses. Mrs. R. E.
Cassidy had baked the special wed
ding cake. Door prize was won by
Mrs. William Moore.
Reunion Dinner
Held By Johnsons
A very delightful pre-Thanksgiv-ing
family reunion dinner was en
joyed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Johnson on their ranch
near Umpqua Saturday. A beauti
ful linen tablecloth, brought from
Sweden covered the long table
where places were set for Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Baker and daughters,
Bonnie and Linda, of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hall and chil
dren, Claude and Judy; and Mr.
and Mrs. Thorton Baker, all of
Winston; and the parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson. This is the first
time since the start of World War
It, that the whole family has been
together. The Johnsons, who recent
ly bought the Williams chirken
ranch, came here from Northern
California.
Mrs. Derrig Is Hostess
To Club On Wednesday
The Azalea Sunshine Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Richard Derrig, with nine
members and on guest, Mrs. Ben
Jantzer, present.
The hostess served refreshments
prior to the meeting.
. Principal business for the after
noon was the election of officers.
New offiers are: Mrs. Lee Allen,
president; Mrs. Sam Osepian, vice
president; and Mrs. Hal Booth, sec
retary. The afternoon was spent in play
ing games, with prizes going to
Mrs. Le Allen, Mrs. Lester Croff
Mrs. Angus Cripps, Mrs. CaiV
Koehler and Mrs. Ben Jantzer.
The next meeting will be i pot
hick Christmas party to he held
Dec. Jl at the home of Mrs. Henry
Gaedecke. ,
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MR. AND MRS. J. O. SCHAEFFER ore pictured above on
their golden wedding day. A family dinner wos enjoyed at
the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
H., L. Schaeffer. Below the honored couple are shown with
their son and daughter.
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Golden Wedding
Enjoyed Here "
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Schaeffer
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at a family dinner at
the home of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Schaeffer, on Umpqua St. in Rose
burg. They were married Oct. 31, 1910,
by the Rev. McConnel of the First
Christian Church in Roseburg. Im
mediately after v their marriage
they settled on a farm in Glengary
where they still reside. They are
the parents of two children, Harley
Schaeffer of Roseburg and Mrs.
Glen McMaster of Lebanon. They
have six grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Schaeffer was May Wilson
before her marriage. She was born
in Missouri and traveled to Oregon
by wagon train with her parents
when a small child.
Mr. Schaeffer was born in Rose
Riversdale MNO Club Meets
At Robert Bashford Home
Mrs. Robert Bashford was a
most gracious hostess recently
when she entertained members
of the Riversdale MNO Club at
her home. During the meeting
plans were made for baking cook
ies for the Bloodmobile canteen.
The club is going to fill a Thanks
giving basket for a needy family.
Lenore Zuver was demonstrator
Marcel la Johnson
Shower Honoree
Marcella Johnson was the guest
of honor at a pink and blue shower
held Tuesday by members of the
Rainbow Garden Club in Winston
at a potluck luncheon.
The ecru lace covered table
held the many beautifully wrapped
gifts and an attractively decorated
white cake with pink and blue
booties and a baby bank. A strik
ing display of everlasting floral
arrangements , provided a back
ground. Games were played and the love
ly gifts were unwrapped by the
honored guest. Doris Martyne and
Mary While were in charge of
the games.
Those honoring Mrs. Johnson
were: Gloria Anderson, Neva Con
rad, Robbie Lee Cooper. Martha
Danchok, Beth Gordon. Daisy Fox,
Mamie Manske, Doris Martyne,
Burnette Wilson, Nancy Linna and
Mary While.
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH
Thanksgiving Services
Masses 7a.m.
9 A.M. -(8:15
Mass Canceled)
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burg. His parents were Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Schaeffer who lived
for many years on Pine St. In th
house now occupied by their two
daughters, Miss Floe Schaeffer and
Mrs. Joseph Johnecheck, and their
son-in-law, Mr. Johnecheck.
Those enjoying the dinner and I
day of visiting with the Schaeffers
included Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mc
Master, Shirley, David and Dalwin
McMaster and Carl Van Eppes, all
of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. James
Schaeffer of Corvallis; Miss Floe
Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Johnecheck, Mr: and Mrs. W. B.
McDaniel and baby, Goldie; Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Schaeffer and
guests of honor Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Schaeffer, all of Roseburg.
They are both in good health and
enjoy keeping busy on their small
farm.
for a toy parly. The door prize
was won by Mrs." Jack Denton.
Mrs. Bashford served lovely re
freshments to Mrs. Zuver, Mrs.
Denton, Mrs. H. W. Conn, Mrs.
Gary Conn, Mrs. E. H. Keitzman,
Mrs, Argus Fisher, Mrs. Gene
Cooksey, Mrs. Howard Whitten,
Mrs. Arnold Burleson, Mrs. Don
Guiley, Mrs. Denneth Smith, Mrs.
Darwin Lee, Mrs.1 L. W. Cottrell,
Mrs. J. M. Burkhart, Mrs. Dick
Brown, Mrs. Dick Stark, Mrs.
Lloyd Carlson, Mrs. Ed Stritzke,
Mrs. Norman John, Mrs. Bill Mat
thews. Mrs. Don Harmon and Mrs.
Neil Christian.
The next meeting of the group
will be at the home of Mrs. Jack
Denton for the annual Christmas
gift exchange December 14.
Special Potluck Enjoyed
By Farm Bureau Members
The Calapooia Farm Bureau had
a special potluck dinner for its No
vember meeting Friday evening at
the clubhouse near Umpqua. Mrs.
Harvey Koozer and Mrs. Dav Hen
ry were co-hostesses.
In the absence of the chairman,
Mr. Don Fergerson conducted th
meeting. Plans were made for the
annual Christmas party which will
be held Dec. 9 at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Lester Richardson was ap
pointed as chairman. A program
will be presented. All interested
families in the area are invited.
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