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University Women Meet
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10 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Nov. 28, 1960
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AT THE SPEAKERS TABLE of the American Association
of University Women's luncheon at Oak Tree Inn Satur
day are (left to right) Mrs. Lee Hunt, -Mrs.' John Fread,
Oakland OES
Theme Notes
Oakland Chapter 91, OES, met
Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Oakland
Masonic Hall. Worthy Matron Kath
ryn Roadman and Worthy Patron
Ted Roadman presided.
The worthy matron reported on
the District meeting held at Rose
burg November 3rd.
Gertrude Hebard was elected to
the office of treasurer left vacant
by the resignation of Ruth Bunch.
Installation will be held at the next
regular meeting.
the worthy matron gave i read
ing appropriate to Uie Thanksgiv
ing season. Program chairman, Na
omi Riggs, gave a reading en
titled, "Thanksgiving 1960," and
read a humorous Thanksgiving
poem by Edgar A. Guest. I.ucrelia
Ross, accompanied by Genevieve
Murphy, sang "For The Bounty of
The Earth." '
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served in the dining
room at tables beautifully decorat
ed with chrysanthemum.
Decoration committee for the
evening included Juanita Holgate
and l.elh Barnes; refreshment
committee. Ella Sparks. l.eo
Sparks, Helen Curry, Don Curry,
Birthday Notecf
At Club Party
Florence Goodman was the guest
of honor when 'the Winston Gay
Ladies met at the home of Addie
Slobbe in Winston recently. Sharon
Lambreth was co-hostess.
. Games were played and the
many lovely birthday gifts were
opened by the honored guest.
The table was attractive with an
ecru lace cloth centored by i beau
tifully decorated birthday cake.
Delicious refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses to Venice
Standbaugh, Mary I,ee Shoulls, Vir
ginia Hubbard. , Deane Mowrey,
Mushey Mitchell, Doris Goodman,
Donna Huffman. Viola Goodman.
Florence Goodman and a new
member, Clara Bauslough, was
taken into the group.
The December meeting will be
held at the home of Florence Good
man with Marge AlrConnel as hon
ored guest. There will be a gift ex
change among the group.
Teacher Honored
At Room Party
Miss Ardith Myers. Glendale
fifth grade teacher, whose birth
day was t rally, was honored at a
surprise birthday party in her
room Thursday afternuon.
Members of the class had plan
ned the party. Several mothers
brought refreshments.
Miss Myers was presented with
a birthday rake, decorated in yel
low and white, which had been
made and decorated by Mrs. Ah in
Long. The hostesses served refresh
ments. Hostesses were Mrs. Alvin l.ong,
Mrs, Bill Kcaton, Mrs. MacNapier
and Mrs. Maurice McDowell.
Games, singing and dancing occu
pied the party hour.
Pinochle Party Enjoyed
Saturday At Solomons'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon
were hosts at their home in F.lkton
Saturday evening at a pinochle
party with the following guest
present: Mr. and Mrs. Gene An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hen
derer, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clemo,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kestersnn, Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Barnes, Mr. and
Airs. Norman Complon and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Higor.
First priies were won by Mrs.
llenderer and Gene Anderson and
pinochle prim were won by Law
rence Rigor and Mr. Norman
Compton. Pie and coffee were
served by the hostess at the close
of the evening.
Fogels Will Celebrate
Anniversary On Dec. 4
Friends, neighbors and relatives
are invited to an open house re
ception Sunday, Dec. 4, in honor of
no wnn wruuini anniversary uiWnh pn((rd .lee.ves. The brides
jir. ana Airs. j. i,. rogei. niid dresses nude on the same
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary I pattern wert of gold colored Uf
are sponsoring the (flair and wiil;feta. They all carried colonial
act as hostesses,
The reception will he held at Ihe
Fngel home at 20,i:l SE Alosher be
Iween Ihe houra of 2 and i p.m.
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Thanksgiving
Elizabeth Fugate, Herman Fugate,
nazei Davis anu v.csia Lota. ,
The next regular meeting of the
chapter will honor Master Masons
and will be held Dec. 8. A potluck
dinner ai 6:311 win precede
meeting.
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MRS. KENNETH W. VAN FOSSEN, who was" Cheri Ann
Striplin, before her morriage Oct. 23 at the Seventh-day
Adventist Church in Ballard, Wash., is the daughter of
Elder and Mrs. E. W. Striplin, formerly of Roseburg. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. G. A. Van Fossen of
Bremerton, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Van Fossen ore making
their home In Bremerton for the present time.
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The Sevenlh-dav Adventist !
Church in Ballard, Wash., was the
setting lor a lovely wedding of
interest to Roseburg residents
when, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 23,
Cheri Ann Striplin, daughter of
Elder and Alls. E. W. Striplin. I
formerly of Roseburg, became the
bride of Kenneth an Fossen, son
of Air. and Mrs. G, A. Van Foss
en of Bremerton, Wash. Elder
Striplin. father of the bride and
fiaslor of the Ballard and Alounl
ake Terrace Adventist churches,
officiated at the beautiful cere
mony, (Elder Striplin was pastor
fo the Roseburg area Adventist
churches few years ago)
The church decorations carried
out an autumn color scheme with
two bouquets of gold and gronre
chrysanthemum with i back-
ground of smaller white flowers.
Alrs. Marion Robertson, Instructor
of piano and organ in the Adven
tisi academy ai Aumirn, wasn.,
provided appropriate organ music
and accompanied the soloists
Floyd Bennett who san "Because";
and Davy Duhose, who sang "The
Lord's Prayer,"
The bride was lovely In her
princess-style gown of white bro
caded satin which she had made
She wore an elbow-length veil and
carried 1 bouquet of gardenias.
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Misi Wanda Null from Walla
Walla College acted as maid of-
honor. Bridesmaids were the
brides sister, Da l.ora Lee, and
Miss Ethel Criswoid, also from
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falla Walla lollege. Mts Mill mai)e by herself, was i green'1
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laics m ine uriiie iasi year, i lie ,lnl- n,,r corgt WM 0 pf,
maid of honor wore a full skin pit
dress of brone taffeta fashioned
style gouquets of chrysanthemums
and rosebuds.
The bridegroom's attendants
were John Schoengardt of Brem-
Mrs. Adrain Lofland, Mrs. Corl W. Brundenfels (speaker);
Mrs. Walter Edmonds, Mrs. Gerhard Eckman and Mrs.
Cecil Sherwood. (Picture by Wilson Studio).
Calapooia Circle Hosted Thursday
The Calapooia Circle of the Com
munity Presbyteriap Church of
Oakland held its quarterly meeting
of the year at the lovely home of
Mrs. Leroy Churchill in Rice val
ley on Thursday.
' Hostesses, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs.
Marie Rice and Mrs. Wendell Tru-
ill. served a delicious luncheon at
nuon to Airs. Carlum Goff, Mrs.
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Roseburg
Married
erton as best man. and Michael
Schoongardt, Bremerton, and
Douglas AlcCart of Edmunds as
his other attendants,
Flower girl was Jana Bennett.
small daughter of Air. and Airs.
Floyd Bennett of Bremerton. Her
dress matched that of the brine
She carried a basket of white
chrysanthemums and yellow rose
buds. Jerry Aieitleider, on
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Eder and Mrs. K. J. Aieitleider
of Seattle, carried the minister's
Bible on a small lace-edged white
satin pillow.
Alinda Lee Shepherd, daughter
of Elder and Airs. Clarence. Shep
herd of Bremerton, and Donna
Parmele, daughter of Pastor and
All's. J. C. Parmele of Seattle.
lighted the candles.. Their dresses
matched that of the maid-of honor.
' if snepnerd is a granddaughter
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hobison o((dr-M"- Anson Kapuniai, Mrs. O.
Brookings, formerlv of Roseburg.
The bride's mother wore a belt
ed sheath dress of beige and brown
with brown accessories and a cor
sage of green orchids. The bride -
groom's mother wore a bine dress
with white accessories and a brown
corsage.
A reception as held In the
Mountlake Terrace Adventist au-
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I Mountlake Terraceprov.ded organ
music. A large tiered wedding cake
' d, in lh(1 ,h , of MdU
Cro by Mrs. Stanley Clark, a
t rs9 fnend, graced the acrving
t.hle
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green orcnias.
The new Mrs. Van Fossen was
I student it Roseburg Junior Aca
demy. She was graduated from
Auburn Arademv and attended
Walla Walla College last year. Air.
Van Fosien is a gradual of Brem
erton High School.
The newlyweds are making their
home in Bremerton for Ihe present.
Robert Alonett. Mrs. Watkins, Mrs.
Walter Davis, Airs. Harold Crouch
and Annette, Airs. Frankie Aloore,
Airs. Mabel Allen, Mrs. Alfred Hand
and Mrs. Edith Aloothart.
Plans were discussed for the tur
key dinner to be given by the As
sociated Women of the church. The
Calapooia Circle will furnish and
serve the pies. Airs. Goff is chair
man of the dinner.
Officers for the coming year
elected were as follows: President,
Alarie Rice: vice president. Airs.
Walter Davis, and secretary, Mrs.
Harold Crouch'. After the session
the group tied a quilt to be used
locally if needed. The February
meeting of the circle will be held
at the home of Mrs. Ed Lamor
eaux. .i .
Friendship Club
Meets Saturday .
-The Friendship Club met at the
Alfred Hand home at Oakland Sat
urday evening for a 6:30 potluck
supper which was served to Mr.
and Airs. Roy Aledley, Air. and
Airs. Lawrence Haines, Air. and
Mrs. Herman Schosso, Air. and
Airs. Van Hulcheson, Mr. and Airs, j
Virgil Chenoweth, Mr. and Airs. .
Herman Thjele, Mr, and A1rs. Alva
Manning, Air, and Airs. John Ba
con, Air. and Mrs. Ed Lamor
eaux and Jon and Jean, Mrs. Ala
bH Allen and Air. and Airs. Hand.
Cards wjere enjoyed after the
supper, with, the high score for
men ' being received by Roy Med-'
ley and second high by Herman
Schosso. Ed Lamoreaux received
the men's sweep prize. Mrs. Chen
oweth received the high score for
ladies and Mrs. Lamoreaux sec-'
ond high. Mrs. Aledley received i
the ladies sweep prize.
Names were drawn for the gift
exchange for the Christmas party
which will be held at the home of
Air. and Airs. Lamoreaux. ,
W-D Kiwanians' j
Hosts At Dinner
Ron Rice, past Lt. Gov. of Mod-'
ford, was the guest speaker at the
inlor-club dinner meeting Monday I
evening at the Dillard 'school,'
when the Winslon-Dillard Kiwani-'
ans hosted their wives and mem
bers from the Glide and Roseburg
clubs and their wives.
Rice gave an inspirational mes
sage following the induction of a '
new member, John Tucker, into
the Winston-Dillard Club. Lt. Gov.
Paul Hult was program chairman
for the evening.
Over HO guests enjoyed the de
lightful turkey dinner, which was
provided by Evelyn Nickerson.
The tables, forming a large circle,
were most attractively decorated
with large bouquets of colorful
chrysanthemums.
3arden Valley Women Are
Entertained On Thursday
Airs. Kittie Winniford and ra.
hostess, Mrs. Graham Ewens, en-
icriainea we iiaraen vaucy wom
en's Club it a Thanksgiving party
Thursday afternoon.
Airs. Hugh Ritchie told of her
recent trip into Scotland and Eng
land and showed many pictures.
Those attending were Airs. John
Sinclair. Airs. Pete Sinclair, Airs.
Hugh Ritchie. Mrs. Alva Teeters.
Mrs. E. A. Post, Airs. Eddie Kohl
hagen. Airs. Harvey Ewens. Mrs.
Harding Knapp. Airs. Clem Schnei-
E. Anderson, Airs. John Denton.
Airs. K. S. Booth. Airs. Robert Alii
ler. Airs. Lyle Boslwirk, Airs. P.
J. Pon and the two hostesses.
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j Smorgasbord Dinner Given
Mr. and Mrs. George Blanck of
i Oakland entertained at a family
smorgasbord dinner recently. The
tame was neautituity decorated
with lavender chrysanthemums
and randies.
Guests were Air. and Mrs. Wood
ard Blanck of Glide and Air. and
Mrs. Daryl Blanck and Air. and
Airs. Blanck and daughters, Lisa
Giange Card Party Set
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and (.anna, in ot Roseburg.
Melrose Grange will hold Its
monthly card party Saturday, Dec.
3, with Atargaret Aydokitt and
Anne Chitwood as hostesses.
Nine tables were in play at Ihe
last party and priies were won by
Mrs: Rurt, Herman Aydrlott and
lirraine Veenstra Refreshments
were served by Edna Sjogren ind
Margaret Reece,
The American Assn. of Univer-i
sity Women, Roseburg branch, met
Saturday for a one o'clock lunch
eon at Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree
Inn. A lovely buffet luncheon was
served to the members and guests
seated at small tables.
Mrs. Carl W. Brendenfels of St.
Helens, president of Oregon AAUW
was introduced as guest speaker.
Airs. Adrian Lofland, chairman of
Status of Women committee, made
the presentation speech and calied
attention to the training, accom
plishments and positions of trust in
which Mrs. Brendenfels is out
standing. She received her BS de
gree in business administration and
her LLB degree at the University
of Nebraska. She was admitted to
the Oregon State Bar in 1944 and
has served as district judge of
Columbia County. She is also pres
ident of the Columbia Bar Assn.,
a member of the Governor's Ad
visory Committee to the State
Board of Health and is actively in
terested in a commercial way in
the Brandenfels Enterprises.
, In developing her topic, M r s.
Brendenfels enlarged upon "The
Advancement of Women; A Free
way or a Detour?" in a friendly
heart-to-heart manner and chal
lenged her listeners with the op
portunity and obligation to , meet
the needs of the day. "Nothing"
Cascade Motor Club Has
Annual Banquet Saturday
The Cascade Historical Af o t o r
Club held its annual banquet at
the Four Winds Restaurant Satur
day night. The tables were set
and decorated in fall colors, with
low vases of bronze and yellow
chrysanthemums as the center
pieces.
President of the local club, Gor
don Larson, introduced Charlie
Reidel, and Don Hensen, incoming
and outgoing presidents respective
ly, of the Eugene Horseless Car
riage Club. Attending from Eu
gene were Mrs. Reidel, Airs. Hen
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bur
iam, Mr. and Airs. Ted Lajoi, and
Don Short. There were 15 mem
bers present from the Cascade His
torical Alotor Club.
Ray Crowe gave a short talk of
appreciation for the work of the
members and also welcomed the
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she asserted, "replaces thl influ
ence of the mother in the home
in shaping the manners and mor
als of her children and instilling
high ideals and goals of accom
plishment." She stressed the neces
sity of preparation to meet these
needs' and also called the attention
of her audience to the value of
forethought in planning for the
span of years after the family is
grown and when the mother finds
time and possibility for an en
larged sphere of, activity in the
business world, in social duties or
in Philanthropic opportunities.
Enjoying the occasion were:
Mrs. Hal W. Schiltz, Elinor AI. Nel
son, Ethel C. Chase,' Mrs. James
L. Waterfield, Mrs. Albert M. Neet,
Mrs. Robert Helliwell, Mrs. E. S.
Hall, Aliss Virginia Young, Mrs.
Guy AIcGee, Mrs. Richard Aloore,
Airs. Donald J. Brown, Airs. Phil
Beckley, Mrs. Rexford Reid, Airs.
John W. Prior, Airs. Henry Talus,
Airs. Arthur Alarsh, Mrs. Marshall
Sherwin, Airs. Ira Seitz, Airs.
Ralph Scudder, Joanne West, Airs.
John W. Fread, Airs. Lee Hunt,
Airs. J. E. Slattery, Airs. Gerhard
Eckman, Mrs. Waller Edmonds,
Airs. H. L. Bruffy, Mrs. William
Green, Mrs. Harold Hoyt, Airs.
Dorothy Wilson. Airs. Roy E.
Crain, Airs. Cecil Sherwood and
Airs. Adrain Lotland.
guests. Clever favors were given
as "iropnies. '
Entertainment for the evening
consisted of movies and slides of
the members, on tours and outin;
of the last three years.
Spanish Dinner Party Is
Given By Leon Millots
A very delightful Spanish dinner
party was given at the home of
Mr. and Airs. Leon Millott near
Umpqiia Friday evening. A fall
flower arrangement formed the ta
ble centerpiece.
Places were set for Air. and
Airs. Max Breedlove and Linda
and Ardis; Air. and Airs. Harold
Cole and Jerry; Air. and Airs. R
Allen of Quincy, Wash., and the
hosts. They enjoyed cards during
the evening.
Franciscan's famous earthenware accessories Into your gift boxes too
(The Desert Rose pattern alone has up to 36 shapes to choose from !
DESERT ROSE
OREGON Education Assn. awarded Mrs. Gladys H. Monger
a certificate of Appreciation "attesting to the valuable
service contributed to the advancement of the education
profession". Mrs. Monger served three years on the
state Educational TV Committee and is at present serving
as president of the Library Department of OEA. Mrs.
Margaret McGee presented the certificate on behalf of the
board of Trustees, ot the Douglas County OEA meeting
held in Glendale Monday night. (Picture by Bob Leber,
Photo Lab). , '
Miss Wood Complimented
At Sunday Bridal Shower
Airs. Orville Houston and Airs.
H. 0. Jensen entertained Sunday
at a lovely surprise bridal show
er to compliment Aliss Judy Wood
of Eugene, formerly of Roseburg.
The beautifully decorated table
carried out the red and white color
scheme using a red cloth under
white lace and a bride centerpiece
surrounded by red roses. White
wedding bells were suspended over
the table.
Visiting and games were enjoy
ed during the afternoon. Prizes
were won by Aliss Colleen Green
and the guest of honor, Aliss Wood.
Delicious refreshments were
served to Airs. Dave Geddes, Airs.
Henry Flury, Airs. Jerry Lyons,
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Airs. Elton Grogg, Airs. Merle Fitz
gerald, Airs. Cecil Sherwood, Airs.
Walter Samuelson, Airs. Dale
Beights, Aliss Alona Lyons, Aliss
Colleen Green, Aliss Delberta Si
monson, Airs. Larry Merrill, Mrs.
William Green, Airs. John L. Wood,
Airs. Dick John, Mrs. Blanche Pe
tersen and the bride-elect..
Those sending gifts but unable
to attend were Airs. Walt Sinclair
and daughter, Linda; Airs. Howard
Hunsaker, Airs. Phyllis Beamer,
Airs. Phil Sutton, Airs. Russell"
Uaag and Aliss Judy Barnhart.
Aliss Wood will become the
bride of David Lyons Dec. 17 in
Eugene.
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