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Duplicqte
Winners
Duplicate winners at the Elk
Duplicate Bridge Club play Friday
afternoon at the Elks Club were
Mrs. J. M. Bevans and Mra. Rav
Honored
Married 50 Years
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Carrico, first; Mrs. Walter Fisher
and ilrs. Walter Edmonds, sec
nnd, and tying lor third were Mrs,
). K. Petersen and Mrs. C. B
Wade and Mrs. M. L. Hallmark
and Mrs. W. C. Calhson.
Tuesday evening a Yule party
was held with the members of the
Junior Duplicate Bridge Club
guests. North-South winners were
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bevans; first
Mrs. Lyle Bodenner and Miss
Gertrude Hast, second; Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Callison, third, and
lying for fourth were Mrs. Walter.
Fisher and Mrs. 0. R. Petersen
and Mrs. M. Phillips and Mrs. fcd
ear Lewis.
East-West winners were Mr. and
Mrs. John Davenport, first; Mr,
and Mrs. A. M. Perkins, second;
Mrs. H. . DeBernardi and Mrs,
Dan Hill, third, and Dr. and Mrs,
Albert Morene. fourth.
The buffet table was covered by
a colorful Lnristmas cloth and cen
lered by a Santa Claus figuerine,
tall red tapers and holiday greens
Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs. Fred
Schwarli were co-hostesscs for the
refreshment committee. Thirteen
tables were in play during the eve
rung.
Adelines
Hold Party
The Timber City Chapter of
Sweet Adelines held a delighfful
social night affair Thursday at the
home of Judy Bauer on NB Knoll
with Patricia Boyle as co nostess.
A Chinese auction was followed by
tne group enjoying Harmonizing
Betty Miner presented an action
song; Martha Wishart read a poem
and Marie Emra gave a reading
with JoAnne Lawrence depicting
tne reading with a chalk drawing
Lovely refreshments were served
by the two hostesses to Faye
Campbell, Marie Emra. Genell
Fitzgerald, Betty Hiner, G o I d i e
Kinsel, JoAnne Lawrence, Ella
Nutt, Olive Pepple, Henrietta Spen
cer and Martha Wishart, mem
bers, and Mary Kimball and Marg
Martin, guests.
Evelyn Peterson
Chapter Guest
Mrs. Roland Robertson of Rid
dle and Mrs. Charles Dowd of Can
yonville were co-hostesses at a
luncheon given recently at the Rob
ertson home honoring Miss Evelyn
Peterson of San Diego and includ
ing members of Beta Xi Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi.
Miss Peterson, a guest of Mrs.
Dowd, is manager of Fashionality
Modeling School in San Diego and
came here to help the chapter pre
pare for Hi annual spring fashion
show.
Following the luncheon, Miss Pe
terson coached the ladies in the
principles of modeling.
Mrs. Robertson was hostess for
a potluck luncheon during the week
when mcmners made decorations
for their annual Christmas parly.
Birthdays Celebrated
By Folk Of Glendale
Mrs. Bruce Manning and Billy
O'Roke, son of Mr, and Mrs. Con-
. nie O'Roke of Glendale, celebral-
jed their birthdays together with
pnembers of both families twice
.last week.
After prayer meeting, the
(O'Rokes joined the Rev. and Mrs.
Bruce Manning and their daughter
i at the parsonage for birthday cake
itnd ice cream. The cake, made
land decorated by Mrs. O'lioke,
hore the words, "Happy Birthday,
jSon and Sister Manning," in red
arosting on white.
, On the following night, the Rev.
and Mrs. Manning were surprised
at the O'Roke home by being pre
sented with another cake made
and baked by Mrs. Rose Shepherd.
The cake which the two families
again shared, was white and was
decorated with pink and white
roses.
Thursday Dinner Held
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vasterling
and children, Dawn and Steven,
of Roseburg, were dinner guests
Thursday evening at the home of
Sir. and Mrs. Robert Monctt and
children, David, Sandra and Sus
an. Games and visiting were enjoyed.
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ANNABELLE O'NEAL will be installed Honored Queen of
Bethel No. 42, International Order of Job't Daughters of
o public installation of officers of the bethel Dec. 21 ot
7;30 p.m. ot the Masonic Temple in Oakland. Dancing ond
o reception will follow the installation.
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STANLEY L. KIDDER, one of Roseburg's best loved resi
dents, was honored at a surprise no-host dinner party Sun
day at his home on Stephens Street in observance of his
90th birthday anniversary. He crossed the plains while
a baby in arms. He has spent a number of years in the
Philippine Islands. He is the father of three sons, Stanley
Rast Kidder, of the Embassy of the United States of Amer
ica, Saigon, Viet Nam; Robert P. Kidder, medical adminis
trative assistant to the director of professional services of
the Roseburg Veterans Administration, and Major Jack
Kidder, of the U. S. Army, Fort Lewis, Wash. He has
10 grandchildren: Robin, Phyllis and Nancy Kidder, Rose
burg; Jim, Bob, John, Leo, Bruce and Ann Kidder, Seattle,
and Saroh Kidder, Viet Nam. He also has a sister, Bess
Kidder McDaniels, of Portland. (Picture by Chris' Studio
of rhotography). ,
Suprise Party
Given
To honor Stanley L
Kidder on
group of
his 90th birthday, s
friends entertained at a no-host
dinner parly at his home on Ste
phens Street Sunday evening.
Chrysanthemums formed the cen
terpiece for the large serving ta
ble, while smaller attractively ap
pointed tables were arranged in
the two' attractive living rooms.
Two beautifully decorated birth
day, cake were cut and served to
honor Mr. Kidder and also lo hon
or Mrs. Arthur Baum, who ob
served her 81st birthday recently.
Honoring Mr. Kidder besides
Mrs, Baum were Oren Jones, Air.
and Mrs. L. W. Josse. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Ernest Butler, Mrs. A. E.
Kent, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Harden
brook. Mrs. B. W. Maddox, Mrs.
Rov Bellows. Mrs. F. C. Dezen-
dorf, Mrs. M. B. Green, Mrs. T. B.
Virden, Mrs, Edgar Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Chapman and the let
ter's sister, Mrs. George Adams,
of Medford; Miss Gertrude Rast,
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Merker, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert P. Kidder and
son, Robin, and daughters Phyl-
lis and Nancy: Mrs. Stanley L. Kid
der and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
J. Porter.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
pleasant social hours,
Mr. Kidder was a baby In his
mother's arms when the family
crossed the plains from Iowa to
Terrace, Utah in the early 1870's
He was born in Carroll County,
Iowa, Dec. 4, 1870. The family la
ter lived in Virginia City, where
Kidders father was a carpenter
at the famed Comslock Lode mine
When he was about 9 years of
age, the family moved to San
Francisco. The city then had all
cobblestone streets. The next year
found the family residing in San
redro and later they moved to
Hoquiam, Wash., which Kidder re
members as a paradise place for
hunters and fishermen and with
no licenses to bother with and no
limits on fish or same caught
From Wasmnglon the family
went to Gold Hill to take up
homestead on Evans Creek and
the fall of 1890, the family moved
Mr. Kidder
to Roseburg. Kidder went to school
here and as he was growing up he
drove a dray for Mullens and Jim
Templin.
In January 1900 Kidder left for
the Philippine Islands and during
the following years, he returned
here to visit a number of times. He
married Maude Rast Dec. 30, 1908.
He was in the U.S. Postal Service
in Manila and was later transfer
red to Marshall, Texas, and later
lo rocalello, Idaho, where (hey
spent two years, and then trans
ferred lo Roseburg. where he serv.
ed all of the Oregon territory. He
resigned from the Postal Service
in ladi and owned and operated a
shoe store on Jackson Street in
Hosenurg for the next eight years.
In 1929, the Kidders again returned
to The Philippines to enter busi.
ness there. They were in Manila
at the time the Japanese con.
quered the Philippines and were in
terned 37 months at Santa Thomas
prison camp. Upon being liberated
from the camp, Mr. and Mrs. Kid
der returned to Roseburg, where
they have resided since.
Kidder enjoys good health and
has a number of activities he
keeps an interest in. He and his
son, Robert, had spent the after
noon of his birthday up on the
North Umpqua River and upon his
return home, found friends and
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Roseburg Banker Heard By
BPW Club Members At Meet
The Roseburg Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club members
were entertained recently by Mil
dred West in her lovely home on
Reservoir Avenue.
Willard E. Buchanan, assistant
manager of the U.S. National
Bank, gave an interesting talk. He
pointed out that bank officials
with many years of experience are
always available for consultation
on various phases of banking. .
The Chordtones entertained with
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DANIEL LEE RADFORD, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rad
ford, 1660 NE Morris, celebrated his first birthday at a
party Nov. 6 attended by his parents and . his maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Fenwick and daughter,
Judy Kelley; his maternal great-grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Kelley; his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Loren
Radford, and daughter, Potty, and his paternal grand
parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Radford, (Picture by Clark's
Studio).
Tenmile Residents Observe
Holiday In Traditional - Way
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dwight and:
daughter Lori and son Gregory en
tertained at their home in Ten
mile at a delicious holiday din
ner having as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Dwight; Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Dwight and daughter, Gail,
and sons, Mark and Steven, of Ten-
mile; and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill
and daughters. Susan and Carol,
of Camas Valley.
Mr. and Airs. H. J. Kobison en-
relatives gathered to honor him.
His many Roseburg friends wish
him continued good health and
many more birthdays.
sv Mom can
cut those invisible bonds that tie your homemaker to the
kitchen- sink 1000 times every year . . . give- her 400 hours
of 'extra freedom for-useful family activities ...
Ore. Wed., Dec. 14, 1960
several pleasing numbers.
Laura lies and Maude Kidder,
co-hostesses, served delicious re
freshments.
The next meeting will be a
, Christmas party at the home of
lOrietle Dudley on Del Rio Road
Monday night. Mildred Herman
land Martha Wishart will be co
(hostesses. The groun will be en
; tertained by the singing of Christ
mas carols by students irom me
music department ef Roseburg
I High School.
joyed a delicious duck dinner
Tliursday at their home on Reston
road in Tenmile, having as their
guest Mr. Robinson's mother, Mrs.
Hersey Robison of Dillard.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rolh enter
tained Thursday at a delightful
holiday dinner at their home in
Tenmile having as their guests
Mrs. Charles Roth. Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Tanchos of Florence and I
Air. ana sirs, uran veielh of
Porter Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleveland
of Tenmile drove to Grants Pass
Thursday to enjoy dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Doyle Phoenix. Mrs.
Phoenix is their granddaughter.
hm more
if sm ihe
give her the automatic,
sanitary way' to cio dishes .
an ELECTRIC DISHWASHER!
MR. AND MRS. JIM FOGEL celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Dec. 4 at their
home in this city. Relatives ond friends called to honor them. Mr. and Mrs. Fogel are
pictured above. At the left of the picture is shown a part of Mrs. Fogel's beautiful col
lection of African violet plants. (Picture by Koop's Modern Photography). '
Fogels Honored
The golden wedding celebration
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fogel was
held Dec. 4 at their home in Rose
burg. An exquisite champagne-colored
lace cloth covered the serv
ing table. Crystal candelabra and
tall gold tapers centered with gold'
chrysanthemums and maiden hair
fern flanked the beautiful wedding
cake, frosted in ivory and decor
ated in gold leaves and a large
wedding bell.
For the occasion Mrs. Fogel
chose a navy blue street dress and
Bridge Luncheon
Given On Friday '
Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer was a
most gracious hostess Friday,
when she entertained at a charm
ing 1 o'clock bridge-luncheon at
her attractive home in Laurelwood.
lively chrysanthemums formed
the .decorations for the occasion.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Harrie W. Booth,. Mrs. Maurice J.
Newland, Mrs. Gordon Smith, Xlrs.
H. N. .lacobson, Mrs. Paul H. Hel-
wegl, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs.
Kenneth Kirk, Mrs. S. J. Cooper
and the hostess, Mrs. Schmeer.
High score prize for the after
noon contract bridge play was won
by Mrs. Smith with Mrs. Booth
winning the second high score
prize.
Double Birthday Party :
Given At Chapman Home
A lovelv birthday party honor
ing Brian Smith and Brian Chap
man was held at the Lamas valley
home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Chap
man Monday afternoon. Birthday
cakes in the shape of a train was
made by Mrs. Chapman.
Gifts were presented to the two'
Brians by Rachel Jones, Jimmie
and Ann. Pat Labranch and Gail,
Cora Ellen Brown, Pam and Ches
ter. Cake and Ice cream was served
by the hostesses, Peggy Chapman
and Gerrie Smith.
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wore a corsage of maroon chrysan
themums tipped in gold.
Assisting about the home were
Mrs. Earl McCoy, Mrs. Glen For
rest, Mrs. Bernard Fenwick, Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrs. Ed Barnes, Mrs.
Earl Hill and Mrs. Clem Schneider.
The Fogels were married in
Hastings, Neb., Dec. 15, 1910. They
moved to Oregon in 1912. settling
first in Sutherlin. For 20 years
they resided on their homestead
in Garden Valley which they sold
when they moved to Roseburg.
Four children blessed their home,
Clinton, who now resides at Ft.
Richardson, Alaska: Leslie, who
resides at Albuquerque. N.M., with
his familv; Dean, who lives at
Seattle. Wash., and Mrs. Ellen
Bostwick of Seattle. They have 13
grandchildren and 3 great grand
children. Friends and relatives honoring
the.Fogels were Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McKav, Mrs. Bernard Fenwick,
Cyril L. Fogel, Betty Smith, Clyde
Homan, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Stin
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Hobday,
Mrs. Leo C. Gillett, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred G. Smith.
Mrs. Emma Niday, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Trussell, Leroy Nead, Fran
ces Brown,. Mrs. Glen Forrest,
Mrs. Clem Schneider, Mabel
Krohn, Ruth Hazzard, Mr. and
Mrs. George Frew.
The Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Ccr
lih,, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCoy,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Barnes,
Blanche Buyer, Mamie Hudnell,
Mrs. Earl Hill, Glenn Forest, Mrs.
Minnie Holcomb, Mrs. Betty Zuck,
Fred Boyer Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Stiewig.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schulze,
Diane Schulze, Lawrence Schulze,
Mrs. Emma Reitmann, Mrs. Sandy
McDonald, Mrs. Lloyd Hill, Mrs.
Phillip Wassom, Mrs. T. H. Daw
son, Mrs. Fred Dawson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Noyes, Aurvilla M.
Green, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M.
Page, Velva Fogel, Kathy Waller
and Bob Fogel.
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Borgh's Appliance Service
Carter Tire Co.
Horn's Appliance
Montgomery Ward
Phil's Appliance
Quality Furnishers
Sears-Roebuck & Co.
South Stephens
Hardware & Appliance
Trowbridge Electric
Umpqua Valley
Hardware & Appliance
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Chapter Members
Hear Fine Talk
Members of Alpha Delta Kappa
were entertained recently at t h e
home of Tillie Borgen on SE Rob
erts. Virginia Hutlon was co-hostess.
A dessert-coffee was enjoyed.
Alan Knudtson gave an interest
ing talk concerning diamonds. He
told of their formation, mining,
cutting and marketing. He showed
colored slides lo illustrate each
phase of his talk. He also display
ed replicas of many of the his
torically famous diamonds. In con
trast he showed gems cut by mod
ern methods.
' Members enjoying the evening
were: Marie Willits, Ethel How
ard, Edna. Matthews, Margaret
Austin, Helen Burkharl, Ardis
Edie, Bonita Wikoff, Virginia HuU
ton, Harriett Eddy, Dorothy Bait
mann and Tillie Borgen.
Helen Casey Is
Hostess To Club
Miss Helen Casey graciously en
tertained her bridge club at a love
ly 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday at
her attractive home on SE Blake
l:y Avenue. Carnations, roses and
holly formed the tiecon'tions. .
Covers were placed for M r s.
Harris Ellsworth, Mrs. John H
Robinson, Mrs. Arthur- Clarke,
Mrs.- Arthur Baum, Mrs. Walter
Fisher, Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mrs.
W. F. Chapman and the hostess,
Miss Casey.
Winners in the afternoon's con
tract bridge play included Miss1
Casey and Mrs. Wilder, first, and
Mrs. Baum and Mrs. Ellsworth
second.
ocallons Have Dinner
The Scallon home near Umpqua
was the scene of i lovely dinner
party recently. Those enjoying the
day were Mrs. R. Scallon of Rose
burg Mrs. B. Rasmussen and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Scallon, and children, Carrie,
Sherrie, Mark and Phillip.
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