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0 Jamboree Plans Are Progressing Plans for the 8th annual buck eroo Square Dance Club's jam boree are progressing nicely. Theme for the jamboree is "Paul Bunyan" and the decoration com mittee headed by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ruthrauff is hard at work. Others on the committee include Mr. and ills. Hairy Aston, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Pizer, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Northcraft, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Churchill. Music for the aifair to be held Dec. 4 at 1 p.m. will be furnished by Eddie Knetches and his band from Vancouver, Wash. They will also furnish music at the pre-jam-boree dance Saturday night. All square dancers are invited to both dances. Twenty eight visiting callers will be on the program for the Sundav afternoon dance. Large groups of cancers irom Areata, Mamalh Falls, and the Coos Bay area as well as from other parts of the state plan to attend. On Sunday morning from 7 to 11 the Amaranth Club will serve breakfajt in the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Leroy LaFon is preparing programs for the jamboree dance. Birthday Luncheon Given At Camas Valley Friday A lovely birthday luncheon was held at the Camas Valley home of Melba Arnold Friday afternoon, honoring Iva Ashton. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Ashton by Peggy Chapman and son, Brian; Mildred Ashton, Brunette Wilson, Dean Fer guson and the hostess, Mrs. Ar nold, i There was also a lovely cake presented to. Mrs. Ashton, decor ated by Mrs. Arnold. p.p wr" Committee Shown Mon., Nov, 28, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. IT v V r ' x -V"v J 1:' P h nAmiftumiViM 1 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE heor Miss Carol Trimble, Douglas County Librarian, as their guest speaker at the chapter night program Monday. Pictured above are sentinel, Ardene Hammell; candidates, Edna Butts and Mary Kimball, and senior regent, Leona Briggs. IKoops Modern Photography). Library Committee Sponsors Women Of Moose Program 1 j 1 , w . .. . . vfW i 4 1 , a ri- . y.f v,Y v--v f 4 ; HONORED on their 43rd wedding anniversary recently were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brumbach, above,, who are shown with their anniversary cake. The affair took place at the South Deer Creek Grange Hall. Brumbachs Enjoy 43rd Anniversary : Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brumbach vere recently honored on their 43rd wedding anniversary, at the South Deer Creek Grange Hall. Hostesses were Emma Van Voorst, Alma Lovelace, Cora Collison, Gladys Findlay, Nellie Branlon and Marjorie C'.ilbrcoth. Bessie Campbell and - Norma Hatfield were in charge of the beautifully decorated hall. Color ful chrysanthemums, asters and marigolds were placed on tables and about the hall. Lorraine Wads worth played several selections on the piano prior to the Brumbachs' arrival. Others entertaining on the evening's program were Mr. and Mrs. Don Jlorberg, Alda Lee Brumbach, Bertha Patterson, Sheila Hatfield, the Pine Grove adult choir and pastor twi Mrs. Kichard Morehead. Serving the lovely three tiered cake, decorated by Mary Ellen Collison, were Mrs. Cora Collison, Mrs. Findlay and Mrs. Gilbrcath. Mrs. Van Voorst poured the coffee. Alma Lovelace was in charge of the money tree and Mrs. Branton presented the guest book. Guests attending or sending gifts were, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Adams, Cora Collison, Emma Van Voorst, Gen Paulson and Kathleen, Mary Ruth and John Broadwater, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ncwby, Mrs. C. L. Branton, Mrs. C. E. Rich ardson, Birdie Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stancliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Findlay, Patricia Mil ler, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Green, Carlos Page, Fred Boyer Jr., Alma Lovelace, Vannie Jacka. Lorraine Wadsworth, Tami and Scott Wads worth. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Swift, Julian Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rust and son, Jerry; Lena Graves, Leslie Hatfield and daugh ter Shclia, Larry Manske, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shrum, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Devitt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Miss Carol Trimble, librarian for the Douglas County Library, was tne guest speaKer at the wo men of the Moose Chapter Night program Monday. Miss Trimble gave a very interesting talk on National Book Week and its theme, "Hurrah for Books". Edna Butts, sponsored by Sen tinel Ardene Hammell, and Mary tvimoail, sponsored uy Senior Ke- gent Leona Briggs, were enrolled into the auxiliary. Mrs. Walter Webber is chairman of the library committee which had charge of the meeting. MemDers of tne liorary com mittee are: Chairman, Thella Web ber; Frances Elliott, Winona Bail ey, Ethel Becker, Irene Bell, Paula Burt, Mary Chambers, Lou ise Christenson, Eileen Conrath, Lavenia Miller, Jeanette Moel ber, Gertrude Munion, Louetta Pfleiger, Isobel Penfield, Delores Rainville, Sahron Root, Carmen Counts, Geraldine Fowler, Mae Hoppe, Valdors King, Patricia Knight, Fannie Lamm, Iona Lusk, Charlotte McCauley, Grace Mc Stout, Carol Thiring, Marge Thorn brue, Celia Vineyard, Audrey War ner, Vera Washington, Evalyn Watkins, Lois Weaver, Thelma Gloria Wright. Refreshments were served at the close of a very enjoyable eve ning. . i . ; : i, . Birthday Celebrated At Party In Garden Valley, Gorda Lee Hughes of Garden Valley was guest ot honor at a recent after-school party to cele brate her birthday. Games and prizes were enjoyed by everyone. Those sharing in the happy oc casion were Lola Conn. Kathie Puckett, Wendy Woodrich, Judy Sanders, SherriU Harmon, Cherry Mathis, Diane Rogan, Jackie Han son, Joyce Dunn, Paul Dunn, Joan Clayton. Shelly Langlois and Don ald Hughes. Yoncalla Club Has Social Afternoon Mrs. Ben Metz and Mrs. Jackie Lovelace graciously entertained members of the Yoncalla Wom en's Study Club in the fireplace room of the Methodist Church at Yoncalla, Thursday afternoon. Guests present included Mrs. Har ry Cool Sr. and Mrs. D. LaGrand er, both of Drain, and Mrs. Avery LassweU of Yoncalla. . uecorauons tor tne party were in keeping with the touic of the day, "Travelogue in Hawaii," with leis scattered on the serving ta bles. Mrs. Jen Carlson had charge of devotions, using the Thanksgiv ing theme in her talk. Mrs. Harry Cool, who recently spent some time in Hawaii, gave a talk on Hawaii, using colored slides in illustration. The annual Christmas party of the club will be Dec. IS at the home of the president, Mrs. Dan Russell, in Scotts Valley. Gift ex-! change of not over one dollar will be featured. ! Gifts for the Veterans Hospital in Roseburg were brought and will be taken down to the hospital by Mrs. Russell. Happy Hour Club To Have Lunch The Riversdalc Happy Hour Club enjoyed meoting at the lovely new mobile home of Mrs. C, M. Stark. During the meeting plans were completed for the club to act as hostesses for the Bloodmobile. Mrs. Stark served refreshments to Mrs. Dale Guiley, Mrs. R. L. Harmon, Mrs. Alvert Morene, Mrs. C. N. Downing, Mrs. W. E. Buell, Mrs. Ned Dixon, Mrs. William Bromps, Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mrs. Ernest Trussell and Mrs. H. B. Kruse, Mrs. W. E. Buell will entertain the group at a Christmas luncheon in December. The time will be announced later. liam Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Banning, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hatfield, Jean Radcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Agcc, Maude Agee, Mr. and Mrs. Don Morbcrg, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karcher and Leslie and Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Lute Patterson and Nonda, Idella Kincaid. Bud Ruhn and Nora Gayle Ruhn, Eugene Boise, Bill Gilbreath, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gilbreath, Margaret Boise, David Helleck, Steven Helleck, Pearl Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Franks, Neil Talcott, Ruby Wadworth, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kester, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Collison Jr., Jane Talcott, Watson C. Talcott, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Km mctt Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bay liss, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Zimmer man. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatfield, Mrs. J. A. Pinkerton of Payette, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wads worth, Paula Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roselund, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hatfield of Cloverdale, Olive Ev erett of Portland, Rov Strader, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Duller, Mr. amd Mrs. Chester Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brumbach and Alda Lee and Joe Jr., N. E. Price, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. 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