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To Marry ,3 ' - ft if ; - , - 'I . . " n . 'J V L....--.f..; ,'m TO BE BRIDE Mr. ond Mrs. Joseph Danchok an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Juanita Mar tha, to Vincent E. Dykeman, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Wil liam D. Dykeman, all of Win ston. Miss Danchok and Mr. Dykeman were both graduated from Douglas High School and have attended University of Oregon a year. The former is presently employed in the of fice of Roseburg Lumber Co. and Mr. Dykeman is employed by Douglas Veneer. The wed ding has been planned for Feb. 4. (Picture by Kash-Win-stcn Studio). V if row jr r - r tJ . 8!. "SS ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Orville G. Reese of Glide announce the engage ment of their daughter, Pat ricia Ellen, to David Cellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cellers, also of Glide. Both the bride - elect and bridegroom-elect are students at University of Oregon. The wedding has been planned for early fall. " D. J. Atterburys Are Dinner Hosts Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Attcrbury en tertained at dinner Christinas Day for a number of friends and family members al their home in Suther lin. Those seated around the table were John Paiewczhak, from Las Vegas, Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allen; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wolf, Cottage Crove; Alona Bennett, Winston: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown and Michael. Dick, Nancy, Judy, Teresa, Charles and Tim my; JJr. and Mrs. Atterbury and Suzanne, Gordon, Bobby and Bil ly, and Cora AUen. Leonards Host Dinner A verv lovely family dinner party ws given at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. J.loyd Leonard at their home on Millwood Drive near Umpqua on Sunday. The rooms were gay with holiday decorations. The tabic had places set for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hodson and Becky, l'am and Mark, from Para dise, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Matthews and Ricky and Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rtntz and Peggy. Terry and Benjy and the host iind hostess and their two ons, Lynn and Lonnie. Army Man Is Honored . A family dinner at the Kay Bu chanan home near Azalea helped celebrate the visit of their son, Pfc. Terry Buchanan who is on leave from his army base at Fort Houston, Va. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Walt McAllister, .Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vaughn and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Walker and daugh ter and the host family. Jack Smiths Host Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of Glendale were hosts for a family holiday dinner attended by Mr. and Mrs. Art Caedecke and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cae decke and familv, all of Azalea; Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Sparks of Glen dale; and Mrs. Smith's mother. Insurance Women Hold Initiation Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree Inn was the scene of a most delightful dinner enjoyed recently by Rose burg Insurance Women when they held initiation of new members. Neva Havens conducted the cere mony. New members include Gina Nor ris, Louise Hooper, Bell" Lou Tip ton, Sandra Wilson. Gloria Buck, Jan Kenwisher, Thelma Lark, Charlotte Richardson, Pat Boyle, Flora Rolfsness and Amy Kruse. Others present were Svbil Gndicott, Gloria Wright. Pat Wilburn, Doro thy Bowers, Neva Havens, Beulah Fletcher and Betty Moore. Following the dinner and initia tion, a short meeting took place during which the regional conven tion to be held in Vancouver, B. C, in March was discussed. Honored At Party A charming housewarming par ty was given to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church at their beautiful new home in Ridgewood New Year's Eve. A very lovely punch bowl set was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Church from 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rich, Mr. and Mrs. John Loosley, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Cooke, Judge and Mrs. Charles Woodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Frashour. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Green, Mr. and Mrs. William Welch and their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess, of Portland. Dancing and visiting were en joyed. Lovely refreshments were served. Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. John William Rob ertson entertained at a very love ly dinner party at their home New Year's. Dinner was served at 5 p.m. and enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Robertson of Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Hoeppner and daughter, Laura, of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. J. Jar- vis Robertson and son, Jim; Miss Diane Palm; Mrs. C. W. Clark, Mrs. H. P. Conn and the host and hostess, Mr. and Sirs. Robertson. Installation Set On Saturday, Jan. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF Hall, Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Girls Club 30 will hold public installation of officers. All members and their families and all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs arc cordially invited to attend. Refreshments will be served fol lowing the installation. Luncheon Held Women of the Roseburg Coun try Club enjoyed a charming lunch eon Thursday at the clubhouse followed by the contract bridge play. Winners were Mrs. Ira J, Seitz, first: Mrs. Emily Judd, sec ond, and Mrs. John Longfellow Jr., third. Garden Club Celebrates Holiday At Koehler Home The Azalea Garden Club held its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Carl Koehler recently, Twelve women were present. Mrs Mike Guinan, a guest, became a member. Before the meeting the hostess and her assistant, Mrs. Lee Allen, served a dessert luncheon. Miniature Christmas trees were la VOis. Mrs. Ben Yantzer presented a garden topic centered around holly and other Christmas greens. After the meeting, the group ex changed cnnsimas guts. Party Given Monday At Sam Phi i I ids Residence Mr. and rs. Sam Phillips of Glendale were hosts at an after- Christmas get-together and dinner at their home Monday. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson and family of Empire; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richard soi ntul cl.iM.tc. of Grants Pass; the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Rich ardson and children of Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Othal Scrimshire and family of Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs. Amor jucuaniei of canyon viiie. Hoiiday Is Observed Oregon Chapter 56. OES. Can yonville. convened on Wednesday Mrs. Wade Worthinglon presided over the meeting in place of Mrs. Kay wnchl. The annual Christmas party was held immediately after the meet ins. Gifts were exchanged and Ch'istmas carols were sung. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Poole, and Mr. Ray Wright were in charge of the refreshments. Mrs. Norman Chappell was in charge of decora tions. Minister Is Honored The birthday of the Rev. Alice I May Woolley was celebrated at Days Creek recently, with cake I and coffee served to Dora Benner. I Mrs. Paul Crume, Mrs. Ralph 1 Martin. Mrs. Robert Martin. Mrs. ! James Lortie, Mrs. John Larson. 1 Mrs. Roy Matthews and Mrs. Ted : Iszler. Mrs. Harry Martin was un 'able to attend but sent a gift. Watch Party Is Enjoyed A very lovely New Year's Eve party was given by Dr. and Mrs. Ira J. Seilz at their beautiful home in Charter Oaks. Colorful holiday decorations decorated the attractive rooms. Guests invited by Dr. and Mrs. Seitz to enjoy the occasion were Dr. and Mrs. Albert Morene, Dr. and Mrs. Porter Lainhart, Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Mcllaffie, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Klein mer, Mrs. Joseph Lanspa and son, Ken; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Daksen, Dr. Charles K. Todd. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Wolf, .Mr. and Mrs. Leonard l.analey. Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Berg, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Merker. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kidder, Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Spiers and Mr. and Mrs. James Donachie. Coffee Given By Mrs. R. McHaffie During the holidays Mrs. R. A. Macllaffie entertained at a charm ing coffee at her attractive home at the VA Hospital Post in com pliment to Mrs. Fred Lacaeyse, of Brooklyn, Iowa, and Miss Ma tilda Merker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Merker, who was home from Bridgewater College in Vir ginia for the holidays. Mrs. La caevse spent the Christmas holi days here visiting her son-in-law and daughter, ir. ana Airs. James Donachie, and family. Party Is Enjoyed The third annual New Year's Eve party of the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club was a delightful event of Saturday evening with 150 members and their guests at tending. Colorful balloons and clev er palm tree settings graced the tables. Perry Thiele was general chairman of the successful affair and was very ably assisted by members and their wives in the decorations and arrangements for the occasion. Mrs. Roy Beem Jr. was chairman of refreshments. Dancing and visiting were en joyed during the social hours. Party Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Young en tertained friends at a charming New Year's Eve party and buffet at their beautiful new home on SE Kane Street. The holidaymotif was artistically carried out throughout the rooms. A large number of friends called during the evening. December Bride Tim Garcia of Glendale and Norma Vaughn, former Glendale resident, were married Friday, Dec. 23, at Medford. They were at tended by Audrey Hawkins and Chester Samuelson of Wolf Creek. A reception was held at the Wolf Creek Inn afterward. Christmas Buffet Given At Robert Lowry Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowry and daughter of Drew entertained r-hplclmae it Knffnt linnpi fni IS relatives who gathered for the fam ily celcDralion. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard G. Slater and family of Can- vnnvillff Mi- nnrt Mrs Virpln T nw- ry and family of Drew. Eddie Low ry, trom Los Angeles lor me holiday weekend, and the host fam- Decorations were in keeping with the nonuay mom. Couple Returns To Melrose Following 10-Day Vacation By NETTIE WOODRUFF I Nielsen, and family Mr. and Mrs. George Showers have relurned to Melrose loom a 10-day vacation trip. They did some shopping and visiting in Portland with her sis ter. Mrs. George Waelly. and with a niece, Mrs. Bruce McKarland, and family. They spent one night in Tacoma. Wa.-li. They were Christmas guests in the home of Mrs. Showers' son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Vital Statistics Oivorct Suits Filtd The for-',,:": v r''.:" "u . . i. - i t nrim, mv., imjv. v, im-l Miu, inn, uat, just lllllMU'U loyi CriU'liV phnri'pH Plaintiff his four-year N.vy enlistment. AtMrX Melrose Hume Extension Club a month for the support of each. will meet Jan. 11 at the home of award of household furnishings -ins., r.aw .-Mj'ifs ui i p.m. jFri., Jan. 6, 1961 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11 Glendale Couple Parents; Family Moves To Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Garrison are the proud parents of a baby daugh- Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lutman were his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kolkow, of Jacksonville, lire. Mrs. Tete Veenstra recently spent a few days visiting in Bak- with plaintiff to uav indebtedness I Barbara Ann Dorn at the on furniture. Plaintiff also asks suit Cottage Grove hospital Dec. 31 Giibreath Home, Glendale, Sold Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tomerlin of Glendale have purchased the Mil lard Giibreath home near the Glendale city park and are mov ing in this week. They will sell the ranch where they have been liv ing, according to Mrs. G. B. Fox, News-Review correspondent. Old Friends Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smoot of Glendale enjoyed an unexpected visit Dec. 30 from old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman of San Louis Obispo, Calif. Mrs. Mary Harris, former Glen dale resident, who has been visit ing with her son, John Harris and wife in Myrtle Creek, is expected to arrive this week for a three week visit with another son, Ed Harris and family, in Glendale. In Hospital Mrs. Melvin Wood of Glendale was reported to be seriously ill when she entered the Josephine General Hospital, in Grants Pass for treatment and diagnosis on New Year's Sunday. Rev. Enoch Larsen, formerly pastor of the Glendale Missionary Baptist Church, entered the For est Glen Hospital in Canyonville last week suffering from phlebitus which occurred as the result of injury to his right ankle in a fall while he and his wile were visit ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. Betty McCabe, in Canvon-Mile. James Batenian, and 'three daugh-! "sfield Calif ., with her son, Ar- ters at Oak Harbor, Wash. Bate-1 " ' man is a captain at the Naval ( '''I' 'dreii. Air aiauun on uniuoev isiann. ai -- , r rirH r. .ii- ..i ., ... Mr ami 1- tnr li.rn ItHviricn nciiiugnam mev visncu Air. anow-1 , - ers' sister, Mrs. Bessie Hattland, ' r,urn 'r". several weeks vis- and a nephew. Otto Rosenhall. '! In oal1 -s ""ipo, Lain., wiin and family. Showers also visited;!""1 i0"- '" fierce, ana lam his home town of Lvnden, Wash., , ,, , .. and renewed old acquaintances. Mr- Mls- Griffin and iinwir iiiiiuiui iriu unr it-w it-ill weekend in Springfield with her sister, Mrs. Donald Spinney, and family. Steve Chi'.wood has left for March Filed Air Force Base at Riverside, Calif., to begin his stra tegic air command service, fol money. Mari.u ie Leila vs. Arnold Dupont. Married at Long Lake, Minn., Nov. 11, 1943. Cruelty charged. Custody of one child. $50 a month support, furniture and furnishings and 1!)49 wde and I J imimuu wiin oeienu- aui ui nave luo-t car. Guests Entertained uiiests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Griffin and children in Melrose over the holidays were her mother, Mrs. Ida Oleman; her brother, Norman Oleman and fam ily, all of Philomath; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Spinney and four chil dren of Springfield. Mrs. Griffin 'owing a leave here at the family 1229 SE STEPHENS ROSEBURG, OREGON OR 2-3651 FABRIC & NOTIONS, An Invitation. . . Sprmg fashions for 1961 in the fabric and notion field will gM off lo a flymg start in January and Februory. With a widening world of new fibres, fobnes and finishes and happy colors of plains, distinct ond muted pnnrs, the women who sew have storied plans for o new Spring suit, coat or dress. Members oi the Extension Department ore gathering fabric, pattern ond sewing aids to enter Tailoring classes with the enthusiasm and pleasure their efforts deserve. Spring yardage of all rpes hose started to trickle in at Ruth's, so, before you get set on one certain pattern, fabric, notions or color, see the new daily arrivols and get in the swing with Spring by sewing your own. ADVANCE McCALL VOGUE and Mrs. Spinney are sisters Mr. and Mrs. Pete Veenstra spent New Y'ear's Day at coast points. Ihe James Tjomsland family of Reedsport visited one day last week with his sister, Mrs. Sibley Husband To Return From England Duty Mrs. Brusce Wills, who has been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sataska, in Glendale since Early December, has re ceived word that her husband, who has been stationed in England for the past two years, will leave there on Jan. IB. He will drive as far as Omaha with friends, and his father-in-law will meet him there. After visiting in Glendale, Airman 2C Wills and his wife will go t ! J ms new oase. at luouniain Home, Idaho, according to Mrs. G. B. Fox, News-Review correspondent. home Brian Pargeter has returned to his Navy schooling in San Diego, Calif., after a holiday leave spent with his parents, the Tom Par geters. Kathy and Janet Bark low have returned to their home in Mvrtle Point following a visit in Melrose with their un?le and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, and son. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Berry and family recently visited in Portland with her parents. Sharon Gay vs. James Hall. Mar- Sulherlin July IV. 1959. Cruelty charged. Custody of one child, $100 a month support, attor ney fees and costs and award of furnishings with defendant to pay indebtedness asked by plaintilf. Defendant to have 1959 car. Allen M. vs. Frances Gail I'r ben (amended and supplemental complaint). Married Oct. 17, 1952. at Klamath Falls. Plaintiff asks custody of two children and prop erty settlement. After original com plaint filed couple reconciled. Wilma vs. John D. Stigers. Mar ried at Port Townsend, Wash., Jan. 7. 19-12. Plaintiff seeks cus tody of three children and $40 a month for the support of each. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff also asks award of equity in real property with plaintilf to pay obligations, household furnishings and 1958 sta tion wagon. Defendant would have 1951 car. Divorce Decree Jimmie Sue from Chester W. Bennett. Plaintiff's former name of Jimmie Sue Young restored. bne ueighcn 7 pounds 7's ounces, according to Mrs. C. W. llenderer, News-Review correspondent. To Gerdiner Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adamo and family moved recently to Gardiner and have rented their home in Klkton to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cruise and family. Sig Anderson returned recently from Los Angeles, Calif, where he has been visiting relatives. Mrs. Virgie Madison of Eureka, Calif., has been a recent house guest at the Jim Haines homo. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer and family of Castle Rock, Wash, were recent house guests at the parent al Charles Solomon home. Lawrence Rigor recently under- Alatm System Rigged LONDON (AP) Do-it-yourself expert Barry Bucknell devoted his weekly television program last week 10 a demonstration of how to heat car thieves. He showed viewers an alarm system he had rigged on his auto so that a hooter sounded if the door handles were tampered with. Tuesday someone stole a movie projector and a collection ol movies from his locked car. went major surgery at the Cottago Grove hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madison spent New Year's Day on the coast near Newport rock hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gorman spent the New Year's weekend in Portland at the Alec Donaldson home. Mr. and Mrs. John I'ugh visited relatives in Kullerlon, Calif. . and aan Francisco over the holidays. Norman Woatherly killed a larqe wildcat on his ranch New Year's day. It was one ot the largest male cats ever killed in this vic inity. Mrs. Bonnie Knypstra is sub stituting as cook in the grade school this week for Mrs. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mode and family returned recently from a five-day trip to Burnt Ranch, Calif, where they visited at the Frank Sharp home. Weekend Guests Jim Levenhagen and Betty Bab cock of Portland were weekend guests al the John Levenhagen home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark of Knott's Berry Farm, Calif, were houseguest over the holidays at the parentsl Harry Whitfield home. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edmonson had the following houseguests re cently over the holidays: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edmonson and family of I.akeview, Mr. and Mrs. Gcorga White and family of Medford, Mrs. Self of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore and family were also Christmas dinner guests. i.,ehata.ii,. --Miiiniiln Vii. j From Washington Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reasoner of Glendale enjoyed a brief Christ mas Eve visit from his brother. William Reasoner and family of Raymond, Wash, who were en route to California for the hosltlays. The William Reasoners expect to be back here for another visit over'prJ New Years. Mrs. Matie Heller of . Glendale enjoyed a Christmas season visit from her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Max Karger of Eur eka, Calif. The Kargers have pur chased a home in Glendale and have been working on it when they are in town. They expect to move here some -lime early in 1961. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith and son of Azalea spent the Christ mas holidays visiting with their son, Clifford Smith, and his fam ily at Federal Way, Wash. They relurned home this week. Seeks Work V Mrs. Robert Roth and her two younger sons returned Saturday night after spending Christmas and the week between visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert'Dale, in Eugene. Dr. Roth and the older boy, Mike, returned on the eve ning of Christmas day. i Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Davidson of Glendale entertained Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and daughter of Grants Pass as dinner guests on New Year's Day. Mr. and Mrs. James Woodcock of Santa Ana. Calif, arrived in Glendale on Friday. 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