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Winston-Dillard Families
Celebrate On Thanksgiving
Frl., Dec. 2, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 1
Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler of way. The while linen covered ta
Winston entertained Thanksgiving lb' was centered with a milk glass idles
Day at a delightful turkey dinner
ed their family. The table, lovely
wit'i a yellow and gold linen cloth,
was centered by i compote of can
dy and nuts and flanked by can
ten joying
at their home. Gathered around the
attractive white linen-covered ta
MEMBERS of Beta Pi Chapter, 1991, Epsilon Sigma Alpha,
have spent many days planning and preparing for the
annual smorgasbord dinner-dance to be ., held Dec, 3
at the Legion Hall in Oakland. The first dance held in
December 1953 was attended by 200 guests and since then
more than 400 have attended annually. Tickets are always
sold out days ahead of the affair. Proceeds go to the
Crippled Childrens Hospital School, a state project of the
sorority, Oakland Chapter has donated in the last seven
years approximately $3,200 to the school. The members
have also made drapes for the school auditorium and
purchased toys and books for the school. There are 17
members in the chapter. Pictured above are Mrs. William
Fitch, Mrs. Ronald Copeland, Mrs. Wesley Toppings, Mrs.
Leslie Heaton, Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. William Ben
nett. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
FABRIC
the delicious din-
bowl of greenery and was flanked 'ner were Mrs. Alta Fosback and
bv red candles. Places were laid! Ivan Kosback of Portland, Mr. and
for Sir. and Mrs. Koscoe Hansen-1 Mrs. Jim Kosback and children,
vaeer of Kosebun. Mr. and Mrs. I Steve and Andy: Mr. and Mrs.
ble were: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford I Shapro and Sidney, Pat and Scott Oliver Fosback and children, Pat
While, Jim Wheeler Jr. of Gold!sha,ro- . . , . . f ,and M,ark- n ,h nonst "nd
Hill Mr and Mrs Georce Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fosback host- hostess, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fos-
of Pillard and Mrs. Mary Hodges I
of Winston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oliver of Win
ston hosted friends-. The table, cov
ered with a beautiful ecru lace
cloth, was centered by a ceramic
turkey.. Places were laid for Bill
liaie, mrs. same noon, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver and children, Cheryl
and Craig.
Members of the family gathered
at the C. E. Hull home in Dillard.
The table was striking with a green
linen cloth centered by yellow can
dles and yellow chrysanthemums.
Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hill, Randy, Kris and Jan;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hull, and
Tony; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sheck,
Ricky, Terry and Cindy; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Myers, Dianthia, Shar
on, Bill and Greg; Mrs. Terry
Counts and son, Terry, and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shapro en
tertained at their home in Brock-
back.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burgess en
tertained at their home in Dillard.
A white linen cloth was used on
the table with a centerpiece of
bronze chrysanthemums. Guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Post,
Sir. and Mrs. H. M. Burgess, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Carlson, Eric and
Flint of Roseburg and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bur
gess, Philip, Christine and Donald.
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Scene Of Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. F. Graham Ewens
had as their guests for Thanksgiv
ing, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker
and son, Tommy, from Notus, Ida
ho; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker
and daughters, Dianne, Barbara
and Janet from Medford. John
Walker is resident engineer over
the irrigation system at Notus and
Jim Walker is internal revenue
agent at Medford. Both are sons
of Mrs. Ewens.
From Roseburg to welcome the
houseguests and relatives came
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ewens and
sons,' Kennie and Mike; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Ewens and daughter,
Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Houghey
and sons, Jimmie and Johnnie;
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughey.
A very pleasant day was enjoyed.
Thanksgiving Day Dinner i
Given At Lemolo Falls
A very lovely Thanksgiving Day
dinner was enjoyed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Buck at Lem
ola Falls. Fall flowers centered
the long table with its gleaming
appointments, where places were
set for Mr.' and Mrs. Kenneth Sal
omanson, Mary, Linda, Sharon
and Elaine; Dr. and Mrs. Louis
Michalek, Tommy, Bill and James,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Noel, John,
Nancy,. Geny and Dehra. all of
l'osebure: and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Amerson of Umpqua.
Patients Enjoy Gifts
Insurance Women Assn. of Rose
burg provided clever tray favors
for patients at the Grandview Rest
Home on Thanksgiving Day. Be
sides the favors they presented
guts of Homemade jellies and jama.
Miss Pat Wilburn and Mrs.
Charles Bowers comprised the
committee responsible for making
and delivering the gifts.
ELLEN LUCILLE MILLER, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Leo
Miller, 1338 NW Ellen, celebrated her first birthday Nov.
9 at a party attended by her parents and sister, Anna Gail,
who was bom Nov. 1, 1960, and her uncle and aunts, .
Mr. ond Mrs. C. H. Joelson, Margaret Palm, Lilly Woods
and Marie Plasted.- (Picture by Clark's Studio).
Meet At Luncheon
' Women of the Roseburg Country I bridge. Winners for the bridge play
Club met Thursdav at the rlnh. w.er "" siearns, jirst;
Mrs- M. c. cassel, second,
house for luncheon and. contract I Mrs: Paul Barcus, third.
and
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