10 The Newi-ReriewJ Roseburg, Ore. Thun., Dec. 22, 1960
Christmas Dance Enjoyed
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THE TEEN-AGE DANCE CLASS, taught by William Morti
mer every Monday night ond sponsored by the Roseburg
Elks Lodge at the Terrace Ballroom for junior and senior
high students taking the dancing lessons, held its second
onnual Christmas dance Monday evening. Between 50 and
60 attended the affair, which was chaperoned by parents
of the teen-ogers. This is the second year for the class
and many of the group are most professional in their
' dancing of a wide variety of dances. Ballroom etiquette is
also taught by Mr. Mortimer, who is pictured above in the
center with his assistants, Dennis Bradley of Eugene,
Caroline and Catherine and Greg Smith, twin daughters
and son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Elwood Smith of this city. The
two couples shown below are Gail McLaughlin and Jeff
Payne and SuzAnn Jockson and Johnny Laurance. Winners
of the special "freeze" dance for the evening were Barbara
Kirby and Chuck Morene, who had the honor of starting
the next progressive dance. This weekly Monday night
class, from 8 to 10 p.m., was started last year as a prefect
by the Elks Club for the young people of Roseburg. Teen
agers interested in taking the lessons may contact any
class member for more information. (Pictures by Andy
Fautheree).
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Annual Holiday Parties Given At Gene Carlson Home
The atlractive home of Mr. and1
Mrs. Gene Carlson at the Tiller!
Ranger Station was the setting for
two annual holiday parties recent-!
iy.
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock i
Mrs Carlson was hostess for the
third annual party for preschool!
children of Forest Service em-1
ploves, when 15 youngsters andj
their mothers gathered for the'
juvful occasion. :
Kach child brought a gaily wrap
ped gift which was placed under
the Christmas tree and exchanged i
as a climax to the party. I
Refreshments of cookies and hot j
chocolate were served. Assisting 1
Mrs. Carlson with preparation of
the greats were Mrs. John Ltley,
Mrs. John 0. Wilson and Mrs. Har-i
ry Carson. I
The mantel was beautifully dec-
orated with white fir boughs, sugar)
pine cones and hollv branches and I
a manv-pointed mul.iple star of i
green foil centered with red balls
was placed on the wall above. 'Ihei
star, of flower-like loveliness, was
made bv Mrs. ilorence Carlson of
Portland. In a corner near the fire-1
place stood the Christmas tree in I
gay tinsel and ornaments. Center-!
ing the dining table was a deli
cate white net tree glistening with !
sparkle and topped by a miniature I
angel. I
The Carlsons were hosts for the!
annual adult caroling party Fridavl
night at 8 o'clock. Guests gathered I
around the piano and sang Christ-1
mas songs, accompanied by Mrs.
Carlson and Mrs. Ray Looney. Ta
ble games also offered diversion.
Invited by the Carlsons to join
in the holidav fun were Mr. and!
Mrs. John O. Wilson and Mrs. Wil-
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Vant Hull, vho are visiting here!
from Pipestone, Minn.; Mr. andi
Mrs. llillard M. Lilligren, Mr. and!
Mrs. Jack Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
hlmo Picht, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon
Hale, Mr. and Mrs. John Ltlev,
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Koten, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Carson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira B. Poole, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill ('inch, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. John Da
vis, Mr. and Mrs. Al Darrach,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill G. Onstott and Mr.
Onstott's grandmother, Mrs. Car
rie Beam, who is visiting here
from Moberly, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs.
Hav Looney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Clark, .Mr. and Mrs. Del dodnev,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams,
.Mr. and Mrs. Bobhv Murray, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lowrv; the Miss
es Iran Newman, Sandra lszler
and Jo Ann McNeil; Lou Bumps
and his mother, Mrs. Kathryn Bill
ups; Stan Sorgcnfrei, Cleon Puetz,
Robert Squires, Guv Sabin, Ed Loh
mever and Lisle Gardner.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the gala evening. Mrs.
Carlson was assisted in prepara
tion of refreshments by Mrs. Lilh
gren and Mrs. Hale.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY COUNCIL of Epsilon Sigmo Alpha
held its annual Sno-Boll Saturday night in the Gold Room
of the Umpqua Hotel. Ollie Fosback furnished the music.
A beoutifully decorated silver tree with revolving colored
flood lights focused on it, dominated the room. The tables
were decorated with snowballs and evergreen swags with
stars decorating the ceiling and walls. At intermission
Mrs. James Wilson, vice president of the council and
chairman of the affair, introduced Oregon State's Out
standing girl, Mrs. Harry Smith, Beta Pi, Oakland. Mrs.
Smith is also the Douglas County Council's Outstanding
Girl, crowned this year's winner for the county, Pauline
Allen, Beta Pi, Oakland, who was escorted by her hus
band, Paul. Her crown was a silver tiara ond she was pre
sented with an arm bouquet of red roses. She also received
a silver platter engraved "Douglos County Outstanding
Girl, Pauline Allen, ESA, 1960." Runner-up was Dorothy
Bailey, Beta lota, escorted by her husband, Charles; Pic
tured above are Verna Meade, Gamma lota, and her hus
band, Kenneth; Nancy Godfrey, Beta Gamma, and hus
band, James; Doris Insley, Alpha Chi, and husband, Ted;
Mrs. Allen and her husband; Mrs. Bailey and her husband;
Veda Hollopeter, Beta Eta, Sutherlin, and her husband,
Allen, and Barbara Norton, Beta Upsilon, Myrtle Creek,
ond husband, Ned. (Picture by Chris' Studio- of Photography).
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge 41 Has Yule Party On Tuesday
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge 41 met
Tuesday, with Kathryn Bovingdon,
noble grand, and Minnie Ballon,
vice grand, presiding. Present were
40 members.
The committee appointed to work
on Christmas baskets were Bertha
Bayliss, Myrtle Baker, Mary My
ers, Bertha Lett a.id Kathryn Bov
ingdon. Plans for the joint installation
with Philetarian Lodge in Janu
ary were discussed.
A large white Bible, purchased
with the birthday money of mem
bers the last year, was dedicated
in memory of late departed mem
bers. Susie Jackson, chaplain of
the lodge presented the Bible, Ruth
Plumer acting as her assistant.
Kathryn Bovingdon gave the pre
sentation, followed by a solo by
Lena Poole, accompanied by Day
nise Beach, lodge musician.
A collection was taken for the
i'early gift to the Odd Fellows
ilome in Portland.
After the meeting, a Christmas
party was held. Games led by
Berlha Bayliss and I'aye Crieger
were enjoyed.
After an exchange of gifts, re-1 Baker, Birdie Barker, Lela Byland Pearl Anderson, Margret Saund-
freshments were served in the din- and Francis Brown. ers, Lyriia Roadman and Faye
ing room at beautifully decorated The next meeting will be Tues- Clark on the refreshment commit-
tables by Carol Stowers, Frankielday, Dec. 27, with Kay Snyder, tee.
Mrs. Lee Party Hostess
Mrs. Jesse Lee was hostess at
her home in Oakland Friday after
noon. Guests were Ruth Bunch,
Mildred Burpee and Kdilh Dunn.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. Christmas
decorations were used with a nun
iature treo centering the table.
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Executive Board Hostesses
For Woman's Club Luncheon
The executive board of the Rose- boxes held lovely arrangements In
burg Woman's Club were hostesses the holiday motif which had been
lor tno very lovely i nristmas par-1 made by members of the Kose
ty which members enjoyed Tues
day at the clubhouse.
Mrs, Kenneth Ford, Mrs. J. M.
Boyles and Mrs. Clyde C'arslens
had decoralrd the long luncheon
tables with miniature teasel Christ
mas trees and holly. The shadow
Janet Conn Has Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Conn of Mel
rose had a few guests in their
home Saturday evening to honor
their daughter, Janet, on her fourth
birthday.
Birthday cake and other refresh
ments were served to Mr. and Mrs. j of them. Several members of the
Joe Clements and children, Knith, Iclub told of their childhood Christ
burg Art Assn. A huge fir tree
donated by Mrs. Dale Zeller was
decorated by the members with
ornaments which each had brought.
After the delicious luncheon serv
ed by the executive board mem
bers, the group gave a short mem
orial in honor of the late Mrs.
Charles K. Todd. Mrs. l.ee Stew
art, chaplain gave a beautiful pray
er. Mrs. Taul Dillon, with Mrs. Clyde
Carstens at the piano, led the
group in singing carols, Mrs. Dil
lon giving a short history of many
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Shirley, Mary F.llon and Tommy
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alherding and
Bonnie, Debbie, Jimmy and Terri,
and Mr. and Mrs. Conn, Teressa,
Linda, Steven and Janet.
Gifts were presented to the hon-oreo.
mases in foreign lands and of the
customs and traditions their famil
ies nhseived. Most observations
were humorous and all were very
interesting.
The next regular meeting will
heJn. 3 at the clubhouse.
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of
Paula L Anderson
720 S. E. Ma.n
HOUSE OF
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ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. McCov of
Winston announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Susan Jane, to Delbert Allan
McConnell,, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. McConnell, also of
Winston. The bride-elect at
tended Northwest Christian
College in Eugene. The bridegroom-elect,
who is with
Roseburg Lumber Co., attend
ed Gonzaga and spent three
years in the Marines. No dote
has been set for the wedding.
(Picture by Wilson Studio).
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