Celebrates
Fri., Dee. 23, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ora. II
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J. B. PATRICK, above, prominent Roseburg resident, cele
brated his 85th birthday Dec. 12. Relatives and friends
called to- congratulate him and enjoy birthday cake and
other refreshments. Many cards and gifts were presented
to him in honor of the occasion. He was born Dec. 12,
1875, in Fort Branch, Ind., and when he was 9 years-old
he moved with his family to Days Creek. He also lived -in
Petaluma, Calif. He was a brakeman with the Southern
Pacific and then promoted to conductor. After 42 years
of service, he retired in 1940. He and his wife both enjoy
good health and many activities. They keep up their own
attractive home and lovely garden themselves. Mr. Pat
rick is an excellent artist and has many pictures in oil,
water colors, charcoal and other mediums. He also enjoys
jig saw puzzles and his birthday found him possessing a
number more in his collection. He has a son, R. L. Patrick,
president of Napa College, Napa, Calif., and two daugh
ters, Mrs. Ora (Ethel) Welker, Roseburg, and Mrs. Pearl
Dunlap, Klamath Falls. Saturday evening, Mrs. Patrick en
tertained at a birthday dinner for him. Additional guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Peterson. The occasion also
marked the birthday of Mr. Peterson. (Picture by Chris'
Studio of Photography).
Miss O'Neal Named Queen
Of Oakland Job's Daughters
At a recent meeting of Job's
Daughters Bethel 42, election of of
ficers was held.
Annahelle O'Neal, daughter of
Jlr. and -Mrs. I.oren O'Neal, was
elected honored queen; Delores
Lehman, senior princess; Wanita
Woolman, junior princess; Wanda
O'Banion, guide, and Eileen Ken
wisher, marshal. Officers were in
stalled at an open meeting Dec.
21.
Susan Ilalverson was initiated
into the order.
Special guests and Grand Bethel
members were introduced by Hon
ored Queen Peggy Murphy. Includ
ed were Eileen Kenwisher, Grand
Bethel representative to Australia;
guardian, Elizabeth Fugate; asso
ciate guardian, Harry Smith (also
Unit 58, NARVRE
Holds Potluck
Vnit No. 58 NARVRE met Fri
day at the Women's Club House
with a potluck dinner at noon.
Election of officers was held and
the following were elected for the
new year: president. James E.
Clark; first vice president, Wil
liam M. Chalmers; 2nd vice presi
dent, Bertha Ault; secretary-treas-Mrs.
B. W. Maddox. .Mrs. J. B.
Patrick was appointed hostess.
Hugh Wells gave a reading. Mrs.
Jim Johnson will be the chairman
for the entertainment at the next
meeting. The I nit will meet at
the Veteran's Memorial Building
Jan. 20 for a noon potlucK and in
stallation of officers.
; Grand Bethel outer guard); past
I guardians, Grace Wood, Mary Bar
! ker and Genevieve Murphy, and
past associate guardian, Delniar
'Murphy; worthy patron, Ted Road
man, and worthy matron, Kathryn
Roadman, OES 81; and I-oren
O'Neal, royal patron of Douglas
Court, Order of the Amaranth.
The birthdavs of Harry Smith,
O'Neal and Al Lehman were ob
served. Apron Club Has
Holiday Potluck
The Olalla Apron Club members
enjoyed a Christmas potluck din
ner at 7:30 p.m. Friday, with a
gift exchange following.
Enjoying the evening were Faye
M. Freadman, Patty Freadman,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ware, Mr. and
Mrs. V. Folmsbee, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Jenkins, Dorothy Cherryholm
es. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Anderson
and Alice. Marcus. Eugene and
Donny; Gertrude Freadman. Mr.
! and Mrs. Eugene Freadman and
I Teresa, Jerry and Cathy; Mr. and
I Mrs. Don Gilbert and Nancye and
iKathyc; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stof
. fal. Tom, Jerry and Julie; Mr.
i and Mrs. Butch Dawson. Kitty.
! Cindy, Becky and Scott; Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dillard and
I Mike and Belinda, Mr. and Mrs.
'David Stine, Mrs. Frank W. Kel
ly. Sharon, Laura, Peggy, Fran
ce. Patrick, Diane and Anna.
The next Apron Club imeting
j will be a potluck luncheon at noon
' Jan. 19.
Mrs. Ira Seitz
Hostess At Tea
Mrs. Ira Seitz was a charming Jim Richardson, Mrs. H. Nels Lin
hostess al her beautiful home onil. Mrs. Edwin Young Mrs.
Oakndge Drive Saturday after-j dd ".f w!
noon when she entertained the schiltz. Mrs. Henry Talus, Mrs.
Roseburg Branch of tho American aI Neet, Mrs. O. J. Monger, Mrs.
Assn. of University Women at one Georgene Clark, Mrs. llolden 11.
of the loveliest social ccnls oi McTagart, Mrs. I. L. Davis. J lrs.
the season. i Hen W. Smith, Ellen Slonebraker.
A lovelv silver and blue color I Mrs. Adrian M. Lofland, Mrs
scheme was carried out for the John A. Davenport. Mrs. Gerhard
tea table which was centered with I E. Eckman, Mrs. Wilbur Walters,
a blue frosted arrangement of Mrs. uaroiu noyi, .Mrs. . i-tcu a.
ereenerv and pine cones with pale wood. Mrs. Russell Hagg, A is
blue bails and silver stars. It was I Lee D. Hunt Mrs. Ethel Sojka.
flanked bv candles in two shadesiMrs. James aterfield, Mrs. llti-
of blue in silve candelabra. j tha Aim. -Miss verna juiih.mii .
.Airs. William uicnniuii, ;ui. .t
S. Hall, Mrs. Robert Helliwell.
Mrs. George Lend, Mrs. John
Gardner and Miss Alice L'eland.
Holiday
Party Is
Enjoyed
The Newcomers Club annual
Christmas party lor members and
lhir husbands' was a charming ai
Pouring at intervals during the
afternoon were Mrs. Harry Bruiiy
and Mrs. John Fread. Mrs. Cecil
Sherwood and Mrs. Donald Mat
son and Mrs. Eli Hall and Miss
Alice l'eland. Mrs. Seitz was as
sisted by Miss Edna Turner as
general chairman.
The entryway of the home fea
tured a white feather tree with
red ornaments mounted on an at
tractive hall table. The buffet fea
tured a Santa Claus and reindeer
centerpiece with an arrangement
of silver candelabra with red can-cles.
Calling during the afternoon fair of Friday evening at the beau
tiful home of Mr. ana sirs, ramus
McKee on SE Kane Street. The
home was elaborately decorated in
the holiday motif. Mrs. Richard
Bouey, Mrs. Paul Logan and Mrs.
James Donachie were in charge of
the affair. Christmas gifts were ex
changed. Enjoving the social evening with
Mr. and Mrs. McKee were Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Blevins, Dr. and
Mrs. Carl Bonner. Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bouey, Mr. and Mrs. James Don
achie, Mrs. Gil Commons, Mr. and
.Mrs. Henrv Dalpcz. Mr and Mrs.
Mark Fillmore. Mr. and M r s.
Thomas Garrison. Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Jennie, Mr. and Mrs. I'aui
Iogan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Mat
thews, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rey
nolds and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Weaver.
were members and guests inrliid
ing Mrs. John W. Fread, Miss
Esther Dyar, Mrs. Harry L. Bruf
fy, Mrs. Waller Edmonds, Miss
Edna Turner, Mrs. James Rich
mond, Mrs. Lawrence Wilson Jr.,
Mrs. Arthur I. Rich, Mrs. Charles
Woodrich, Mrs.' Larrv Thomas,
Mrs. Claude Baker, Mrs. Phil
Beckley, Mrs. John Prior, Mrs.
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TO MARRY Mr. ond Mrs.
Glenn Rowlett onnounce the
engagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Linda Mae, to Ronald Curt
right, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Curtwright, all of Yon
colla. The wedding will be at
the home of Claude Lawson
at Saginaw New Year's Eve,
Dec. 31., with the reception
immediately following at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Curt
wright at 7:30 p.m. Friends
and relatives are invited to
the reception. Both young
people were graductcd in 1960
from Yoncalla High School.
Following their marriage, they
will be at home in Springfield,
where Linda Mae is attending
Springfield Beauty College
and Ronold is employed by
Georgia Pacific Mill. (Picture
by Kennell-Ellis).
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A CHARMING CHRISTMAS TEA for the Americon Assn.
of University Women was enjoyed at the beautiful home
of Mrs. Ira J. Seitz Saturday afternoon. Left to right ot
the tea table are Mrs. Cecil Sherwood, vice president and
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program chairman; Miss Edna Turner, general choirman;
Mrs. Seitz, hostess; Mrs. E. S. Hall and Miss Alice Ueland.
(Picture by Wilson Studio).
Glendale Chapter
Luncheon
Enjoyed
Mrs.
Eastern Star met at the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening tor a
meeting and Christmas parly.
It will announced that an off i-
cial invitation had been received! Mrs. Dan Russell in Scolts Valley.
for the Glendale chapter to at-1 1 wining holly on the railing of the
Chester Morgan entertained tend the 75th anniversary of the j staircase, and holly bouquets were
Ynnrnlln Sturlv Cli jh Hnc:
Has Holiday PartyLove holiday Luncheon
The Glendale Chapter of the y
The annual Christmas party for
members of the Yoncalla Women's
Study Club was held Thursday af
ternoon at the beautiful home of
Duplicate Play
Winners Told
the Tuesday Bridge Club at a
charming Christmas party at her
beaulilul home in Laurehvooil. The
holiday motif was elaborately car
ried out in the decorations.
A very lovely 1 o'clock luncheon
was served by Mrs. Morgan to
Mrs. llarrie W. Booth, Mrs. 11. 11.
Turner, Mrs. A. J. Ellison and
Mrs. L. T. Fullerton, members and
Mrs. George Sothman, Miss Helen
Casey and Mrs. Frederick J. Port
er, guests.
Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the pleasant afternoon hours
with Mrs. Fullerton winning the
club high score and Mrs. Porter
winning the guest prize.
Tozers Hosts At
Holiday Affair
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tozcr enter
tained bridge club members and
their husbands and guests at a de
lightful party at their beautiful
home at Winchester Saturday eve
ning following the annual Christ
mas party given'by Mr. and Mrs.
Horace C. Berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ral."!- DcMoisy
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tozer
and members invited were Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. C. JI.
Teague, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Savage. Mr. anil Mrs. Virgil Lo
max, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. James Ai-
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Our wish is simple but sincere ...
Maij tjou enjou; a Merrq Christmas
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Friday winners in the Elk:
licate bridge play were
James H. Harris and Mrs.
McClintock. first; Mrs. Walter
Fisher and Miss Gertrude Rast,
second, and tying lor third were
Mrs. Lcnnart Carlson and Mrs.
Helen Wilkie and Mrs. Ray Carri
co and Mrs. W. K. Johnson of Can
yonville. Tuesday winners tying for first
place were Mrs. M. L. Hallmark
and Mrs. I.vle Bodenner and Mrs.
L. E. McClintock and J. M. Bev
ans. Third place winners were
Mrs. Harry llildehtirn and Mrs.
Hay Carrico and fourth place win
ners were Mrs. Walter Fisher and
Mrs. O. R. Petersen.
Rosebura Chapter 8 which is sched-! enhanced with a beautiful decorat
uled to be celebrated on Jan. 14. led Christmas tree, shining with
There will be no OES meeting j colorful lights. The luncheon was
on the regular fourth Tuesday of ! in keeping with the holiday spirit.
December. Ihe nexi meeting win Irene Sparks had charge of the
De rucsuay, Jan. a.
After the meeting, the worthy
matron, Mrs. Robert Thompson,
with the assistance of the associate
matron, Mrs. Pete Smith, and
members of the Star Points, pre
sented a Christmas addendum en
titled, "Tho Christmas Visitor,"
The chapter room was decorated
with baskets of holly and a lighted
Christmas tree. Santa Claus, in
the person of Martin Brooks, as
sisted in a gift exchange.
Mrs. John Sether, Mrs. Tom Pat
terson, Mrs. Martin Brooks, Mrs.
Bill llalstead and Mrs. Howard
Edson served holiday refreshments.
The tables had been beautifully
decorated in the Christmas theme
by Mrs. John Sether, Mrs. Dena
Smith and Mrs. Tom Patterson.
The worthy matron had provided
candy canes which were used as
table favors for each memuer.
Delightful Party
Enjoyed Friday
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Mrs. Frank Merker entertained
at a very delightful cookie ex
change and holiday party at her
attractive home recently at the
VA Hospital Post. All of the guests
hrught a dozen or more of their
I favorite cookies along with reel
pes. so that after the parly was
nvpr n:irh pitnct wnnl hntnp with
Ken and .Mr. and .Mrs. Kennctn , yarictv of all of the cookies
brought to the parly.
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May you enjoy
a truly Merry Chritm,
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et us lift our voices
in hymns of
praise .
let us hear
the glory of His
message. Let
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at Christmas.
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devotions. Jan Carlson gave a read
mg, "Tho Other Wise Man." A
choral group of 14 voices from
Yoncalla High School, led by Gay
land Bledsoe, sang several carols.
Mrs. Harold Boucock told the
"Christmas Story." Gifts were ex
changed from the tree.
Those present included JoDc Bou
cock, a guest, and Mrs. Harold
Withncll, Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey,
Mrs. linpnael wise, Irene bparks.
Mrs. Fred Merk, Mrs. John Love
lace, Mrs. Dare Kingcry, Mrs. Karl
Hummel, Mrs. George Edes. Mrs.
James Daugherty, Mrs. Harvey
Cockeram, Mrs. William Carlson,
Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs. W. R.
Cabaniss. Mrs. Jim Bush, Mrs.
Harold Boucock, Mrs. Gayland
Bledsoe, Mrs. Dan Russell and
Mrs. J Lagrander.
News-Review
Party Enjoyed
About 70 attended the News-Review
annual Christmas dinner and
holiday party al the community
building at Ine fairgrounds Satur
day evening. Kuth Bradley catered
Ihe dinner.
Christmas gifts were presented
to the editor, business manager
and several heads of departments.
During the social hours following
the dinner, dancing was enjoyed.
DAR Luncheon
Saturday Affair
Mrs. Earl Wiley was hostess to
members of the Umpqua Chapter
of Ihe DAR at a luncheon Satur
day. Enlertainment included a read
ing, "The Legend of the Black Ma
donna," by Margaret Applegarth,
given by Mrs. Thomas Hutton.
Each member brought a gift to
be sent lo a boy or girl in tha
Chcmawa Indian School.
Those present were Mrs. Mar
garet Booth, Mrs. D. N. Busen
bark, Mrs. Cam Caylor, Mrs. Earl
T. Cone Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Fitz
gerald, Mrs. L. E. Goodbourn,
Mrs. it. K. Herman, Mrs. Wash
ington Hughes, Mrs. Thomas Hut
ton, Mrs. Mabel Murray, Mrs. L,
F. Nielsen, Mrs. Ray Petrequin,
Mrs. W. A Raymond, Mrs. A. A.
Talbot, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. Har
ris Whitaker and Mrs. Ira Seitz.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. L. F, Nielsen.
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