South Douglas Assembly Has
Installation At Canyonville
With the Valentine motif in red- Miss Hendrix was crowned bv
and white m decorations and cor-: her brother, Ed Hendrix. Her niece',
tages, Agnes Hendrix, daughter of Vicki Adams, carried the crown,
Mr. and Mrs. Romie Hendrix of During her installation. Miss Hen
Days Creek, was formally installed drix carried a fan of artificial
as Worthy Advisor of South Doug- sweet peas in rainbow colors,
las Assembly. Rainbow for Girls at Janet Criswell, Sue Hovcrson
the Canyonville Masonic Temple and Andrea (Jill sang ''Over the
Sunday afternoon. Rainbow." The new worthy advis-
New Styles
Are Shown
B NAOEANE WALKER
PARIS (AH) It was Chanel-as
Slim LootcApears In
Latest Spring Fashions
By- NADEANE WALKER os dresses and suit, and
PARIS AP Designer Slarc ire ,. t,,eci hemun(,.
! Mrs. Schneider Hosres
! To Club On Wednesday
j The Rosfburg Art am! Kmhroirt-f
; eery Club met Wednesday at 2 p.m. j
Ij,frf at the home of Mrs. M. W. Sihnesd- f
er. (.antes and ustntiit were en-;
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The Crossword Punk For Today
usual with a clash of manmsh de ; Bohan s rip ped the spina ch from , Smifilsh vma.hetA ha!5 ,j,ve joyed. Mrs. Henry Snyder won the
tail added, at the last major fash-1 fashion today , in a ld-ttke col- kf head t (me Th grf, ((lM)r prue t;ame t wfr(, m
ion opening of the spring season lection for Dior that may .brimmed, round-crowned sail- by Mrs. Schneider. ho held ftiKhj
this Bfternuon. I prove the biggest style hit suite Er toww or M st.ore. larth3 Krskme, second, I
Indeed, if id-year-oid Madame the new look. . ihasint rti-iuwt ti-. and Mrs. Walter Riis-lt Sou-
Royat Bfood
Becky Peterman acted as install
ing officer with Janet Criswell, in
stalling marshal; Carol Peterman,
chaplain; . Mis. Lawrence Michaels,-
musician and Kathleen
Cooper, recorder.
Also installed were Sue Hover
son, associate advisor; Andrea
Gill, charity; Ginger Clifton, hope;
Judy EUefson, faith: Sharon Olson,
treasurer; Linda Moore, chaplain;
Nine Johnson, drill leader; Ca
mille EUefson, love; Judy Sluel
lel, religion; Roxanne Dixon, na
ture; Linda Dickinson, immortal
ity; Jackie Prairie, fidelity; Mary
Connor, patriotism; Joy Yakel.
aervice; Fat Jenkins, confidential
observer; Jeri Jenkins, outer ob
server; Bille Herbert, musician
and choir director, Hope Thompson.
or introduced her mother. Mrs
Romie Hendrix, who was seated
in a place of honor after being pre
sented a corsage.
Members of the advisory board,
also installed, included Mrs. Mil
ton Herbert, mother advisor;
Charles Pruden. Rainbow Dad;
Norman Chappeil, secretary; Mrs.
Oscar Hoverson, chairman; Mrs.
D. W. Gill. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Wright and Mrs. Walter Dixon.
Serving refreshments in the din
ing room following the ceremonies
were Mrs. Dallas Doss, Mrs. Adri
an Adams, boih sisters of Miss
Hendrix. Mrs. Harold Burgin and
Mrs. Lucia Snyder,
Coco Chanel ever chansed her what Rnhan namtx the "slim i,- i ...-i. ; ... . ...... I
?Lkh Tower should walsiiess bodice to the top ol r he niw mm im- us , esi( Hu.,l!s , Ml, Kaf( ,,ekt,n Mrs
.f' ,.,-- ,.,. . u.. h!- vv,lh lightly fJ-ed skuts often The s,vte smomhu. j,.js Bowman. Shirley RbsmjII.
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rts imiiwu iflUJ me IWI m iiri cnnivinp a 1111 III me ItllcetdU. t. t , - ,... . ,:,., j ,
Iim fhnni.1 has mrnpii nut mm-.: , t I orasBea n ntemura snort. ue mrs. i.,ut iiiiraia ana wr immin,
S trim Jiti , b.i!! Enthusiastic applause through-: stde is brashi forward a tittle Mrs. S. A. l.ytle of Hemf; Mrs,
and braid oiofne She sweetens oul lhc show maUe ltjef' the cheek, the other is worn. Henry Snyder. Arsie Bed. Mar-
?r,. 'L.i. Iwff ' Bohan has a smasn hit for hts;behjn( the .ths Krskme and LaVern Lark,
shirred chiffon or silk blouses.
Matthieu Saint-Laurent.
ets that let the blouse show at the! If the bosom and the waist are
waistline.- One was lipped up the ! bypassed m the slim look hips
haelt are hugged and legs emphasized
Military pockets, mannish ties : The most astonishing thing about
and shirt-coliared blouses showing! the show was that it contained not
above collarless jackets added a smSte eccentricity,
masculine note. j The long waisted, short-sktrfed
Gold chain belts, double-looped, I general outline naturally recall
dana e a eold bane e at the waist- the llapper era, out bomb m-
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Valentine flower decorations in j line. Jackets often have stack j terprelalion is fresh as a daisy, j
the hall and the dining room had
been made by Mrs. Louie Rogers
and arranged by Betty Clark.
Evening
Enjoyed
BSP Council Has
Meet Thursday
Roseburg City Council of Beta
Sigma Phi met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. David Grubh.
Announcement was maae inai : m (,. u.ii , ,
l1" net Pro,ce(ed from,. lh Beta day night t which time !ove
Sigma Phi state ! conventwn held in refreshments were served by Kv
Roseburg last May was contribut- elvn Croucher and Gertie Hess
.f-1"-" """jtrom a beautifully decorated table
Ul ta iiKcuuft mum.
Refreshments were served by
representatives of Xi Omicron
Chapter to Mrs. David Grubb,
Mrs. Clair Allen, Mrs. Neil Chris
tian, Mrs. Clarence DeCamp, Mrs.
Jim Gregory, Mrs. Walter Brit
tell, Mrs. Joe Barnes, Mrs. Eldon
Caley. Mrs. Stanford Norris, Mrs.
Dan Dimick, Mrs. Don LaBranche,
Mrs. Bill Sims, Miss Arlene Hay
den and Mrs. Roger Swengel.
Mosley Twins Celebrate
Birth Date On Saturday
Michael and Mark Mosley. twin
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mosley
of Glendale, celebrated their eighth
birthday at a party at their home
Saturday. Hostesses were Mrs.
Mosley and her daughter, M r s.
Stanley Nace.
The children played games, and
after the honorees had opened their
gifts, they had birthday cake and
ice cream. Each child received
balloons as favors. The birthday
cake had been made and decorat
ed by Mrs. Nace in pink, white
and green and included each boy's
name in the frosting decor.
Those present at the party were
Danny Sether, Betty Tracy, Elaine
Close. Jaeque Wright, Lee Gutier
rez, Danny Walton and the hon
orees. Slumber Party Is Given
Saturday At Canyonville
Sherrie Roberts, daughter of Mr.
nrf Mrs. Geome Roberts of Can
yonville, was hostess to a group of
her friends at a siumocr pany
Saturday evening.
Tape recordings,' dancing to rec
ords and roasting wieners and
marshmallows in the Roberts fire
place were the evening's diver
sions. Included were Kay Fergu
son, Terry Jones, Joyce Brtisatori,
Connie McCabe and Beverly Hay
ter. H. B. Kruses Entertain
At Lovely Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kruse of
Riversdale entertained at a dinner
party at their home. Guests were
seated at a table covered with a
lace cloth over a lavender founda
tion. centered by an African violet
arrangement. The occasion Honor
ed the recent birthdays of W. C.
Bailey and R. L. Harmon.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Harmon. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lee, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
was trimmed with gold braid slot
ted with velvet ribbon. An off
white fleecy wool coat was col
lared, hemmed, cuffed and hnrrtar-
Woodmen Circle Umpqua Grove ed with dark mink.
4i enjoyea an occasion at the Ever-
pleated just m front. A navy dress vent, who suffered a nervous
breakdown during a bnet spett ot
military service, Marc Bohan
made his name in fashion this
mornina. Nobody believes Dior
wilt willingly let him go now.
Auxiliary Plans
Valentine Dinner
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Na
fional Assn. of Letter Carriers met
Wm.ien should love his imfriilv. j
easy to wear, easy-to-walk-in;
clothes, which for once are as
pretty as they are elegant. A fair
ly slim pair of hips is the only
thing they require.
When the 34-year-old designer
which carried out the Valentine
llintif. llP3rt.hsn,rl f ..too hat-,4
by Lucy Benson and Pbebe Mc- Wednesday at the home of Mrs. 'forgot his ladylike look to cut just
Guire .were served in honor of Warren Sellars. . I three necklines that plunged ngjt
the birthdavs of Viola Whit anrf Final clans were made far the ' to the waist, the audience took It
Besse Cornish, wo had hirthrtav.' forthcominff Valentine dinner ami as a joke and laughed.
during the month. I party for auxiliary members and ! Bohan's typical suit has a trim ,
Mrs. Dorothy La.Mar was induct-1 tile'r husbands Saturday, Feb, 18. ; but unfitted midhip jacket with;
ed into the circle and the charter! Following the meeting, a social: a loose belt at the top of the hip-'
was draped in memory of Jeannie i BOUr was enjoyed, with the host-Mine, sometimes on the jacket and'
Willard, national past president! ess- Mrs Sellars serving refresh-1 sometimes on the lightly flared
mniis i iiic luiiuwiiig iHtrmuei !. SKtri WHO sieevticas. huhissut"" i
Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Frank: top.
Paul, Mrs. Robert Surkamer, Mrs. siightlv longer jackets loosetv
Don Pearman. Mrs. Richard Pow- cupPed in behind are cut way
ell and Mrs. Glenn Chenoweth. j t0 the ,vajstiine in front in a gen
The next meeting will be March te curve. some skirts break away!
1 at the home of Sirs. Surkamer, ! in fluted pleats from midhip. t
There is not a nioped waist nor;
t-i.t.i- ; (k ,w Roil
for life. Alma Walker and Viola
White are the delegates selected to
attend the state convention to be
in Eugene May 19-20-21, with Alice
Christensen and Connie Kingry al
ternates. The service club will meet Feb.
20 at the home of Phebe McGuire
in Winston with Alma Walker and
Marjorie Doyle co-hostesses. A
welfare breakfast will be given bv
Besse Cornish at her home in
Roseburg, Monday, Feb. 13, be
tween 8 and 10 a.m. and the Grove
social will be held at the Lariat
Room at a no-hostess dinner Mon
day, Feb. 27, at 6:30 p.m.
Recital Is Given
By Piano Pupils
Mrs. Helmut Tikhe of Myrtle
Creek presented a group of her
beginning and advanced pupils in
a piano recital at her home Saturday.
Those taking part were: Sandra
Wallis, Beverly Tapp, Mary Cap-
iock, Jim Manuel, Sally Meyers,
Wayne Meyers, Richard Dietrich,
Marvin Crookcr, Claudia Wilton,
Sidney Wilton, Cathy Shirtcliff,
Sherry Levy. Kathy Murray. Pat
ty Murray, Mike Moore, Gem Ma
ne Moore and Barbara Tilche,
Barbara Jilche is a pupil of Glad
ys Strong of Roseburg. Sharon
Crooker and Marvin Crooker add
ed to the program by reciting
poems.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Tilche at the end of the pro
gram. Hay Ride And Dinner
Enjoyed By Elkton Youth
The high school youth of the Elk-
ton Christian Church and their
friends enjoyed a progressive hay
ride and dinner party Sunday eve
ning. 2S boys and girls attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clemo furnish
ed the truck. The first stop was
at the Gene rislier home in Kel
logg, then they traveled to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Complon for hearty refreshments.
then had aessert ana puncn ai
Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard I i(,e Jim Bobst home.
and Mr. and Mrs. Kruse.
Cards were in play during Ihe
pleasant evening hours with priz
es going to Mr. and Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. Harmon and Jack Leonard.
Card Party At Melrose
Is Successful Affair
Eleven tables of pinochle were
Adults making the trip were Mr.
and Mrs. John Ptigh, Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Clemo and Mr. Arley
Marsh.
Potluck Birthday Affair
Honors Mrs. Starnes
1695 NW Ljmvood Drive.
Thel Allen Is
Honored Saturday
A surprise birthday party was
given by Mrs. Thel Allen Saturday
evening to honor her husband.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rob
by Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
May, Mr, and Mrs. Warren Sel
lars, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Apple and
iur. ana Airs, jacs aianoney
skirts show up only for cocktail
and short formal wear, tacked
onto stem-straight bodices that
come to the top of the hip.
Colors are the palest pastels
pink, apricot, pistachio and Nile
green, yellow, lilac, and dusty
Wedgewood blue as well as lots
of grav, beige, navy, white and
hlacfc
The only trimmings on many of
his creations are welted or sad-
Canasta was enjoyed during the idle-stitched seams, often quarter-
evening. Mis. Allen served lovelyiing loose, coats in a Dig a. me
refreshments and a birthday cake. I same idea is used for tier effects
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Mrs. L. L. Slarnes of Dixon-
villA wa honored at a surprise
In play at the Slelrose Grange pub- potlUck birthday dinner at her
lie card party naiuraay mgm. mi. i. nome 0n me BUCKnorn nusu it
M. M. Manning and Mrs. Lena j rentlv. A lovely birthday cake was
Howland were hostesses for the served following the dinner.
evening. High scores were won by
Mrs. Sihley Nielsen and itoiana
Cheek. Low prizes went to Scott
Slidham and Margaret Aydelott.
Next card party will be held
March 4 at 8 p.m. Everyone is
welcome.
Executive Board Hosted
The executive board of the Myr-
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MISS SONJA RHODES, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Homer
Rhodes of Winston, has returned to her position os super
visor of neurology ond ENT floor ot White Memorial
Hospitof in Los Angeles, which is a teoching hospital
for the College of Medico! Evongtlists, following a sfoy
with her parents. CME is the Seventh-day Adventist
College of medical science. She was previously employed
os a staff nurse on the ENT floor of the hospitof. She only
recently attended o notional supervisors convention held in
Salt Lake City. Sonjo attended Roseburg Junior Academy,
Columbia Academy, Battle Ground, Wash.; was graduated
from Laurelwood Academy, Goston, Ore.; attended Wollo
Walla College at College Place, Wash, and was graduated
from the College of Medical Evangelists School of Nursing
in July 1959 receiving her bachelor of science degree
in nursing. Picture by Jerry O'Brien Studio, Alhombra,
Calif.).
tie Creek PTA was entertained at ning's duplicate bridge play at
and Mrs. K. S. Vwlkey. first; air
the home of Mrs. Gordon Scar
brough Thursday.
Those present were: Ned Nortin,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Nect, Mrs. Wil
liam Adams, Pearl Cox, Mrs. Wal
ter Watson, Mrs. Helmut Tilche
and Mrs. Scarbrouch.
Refreshments were served.
Guests included Mr. and Airs.
Willy Slarnes and baby; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Starnes, Mr. and Mrs.
Willv Waddle, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace' Anderson and and family and
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham.
Winners Told
Winners for the Monday eve
ni'i dim icale Bridge piay at w. w
Myrtle Creek were John Markham, I Wft(,MntC P d SS T d IT1 1 1 1 6S
Hnhert Jones and Mrs. I.ennari ; i , n
SinrTv-VMM-iMove eack l ouiendaie
L. E. Mrt'lintock and Mrs. Ken-i
nelh Winston and Mrs. B. Bor- By MRS. G. B. FOX ing with her parenls and her broth-
deal,x. I Two Grants Pass families, for- .el in law and siMer.
mer v,ienoaie FPMncms, nave? .us. icnixe ifmii ui
moved back to Glendale to makejdale Star Route had the cast re
their homes. moved from her leg UkI week.
i Mr. and Mrs. Herman King and'"" If en thf "kle
twin daughters have moved to on Oct. 3tl and she has been m
Glendale. Thev were assisted bv rhtir for much of the
Mrs. King s brother-in law a n d ! nce- ,hhe " !,t ,b(
sister, Mr. and Mrs, Gary Stevens f1,le ' put her weight on the leg
of Grants Pass. "ut tmlit depend on crutches for
; Mr. and Mrs. K. B. McN'abb and LfL""!M,L
f children have rented one of Mrs.j shinhA; t,m of Mr. and
Oscar DavidsoB s houses on Reu-, Mr( t shepherd of Glendale,
ten Koad, i now (ll (cl ruund ome on
Youth Brealit Arm hu leg which he sprained severe
Bruce Fnher. 14, son of Mr. ly while horseback riding about
and Mrs. Bob Fisher of Glendale, j two weeks tm. Shepherd and a
(ell recently while riding neigh-'companion were riding along Win
bor's horse and broke hu let! arm riy Creek Road, when Shepherd's
above the wrist. The cast will have mount turned without warning onfo
to be worn for six weeks. a side road, throwing its rider off.
Mrs. Kenneth Stovail of Pnne- There were nn broken bones, but
ville, visited for a week with her Shepherd's leg has been badly swoi
husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'len
Coy htovall. and family and uh ; The Glendale Matie's Cluh will
other friends and rrlntives in the hold t publir luncheon at the Mt
area She t pent several dy onie Temple Feb. IS, beginning it
m Riddle and Mjrtit Creek visit- 11 i m.
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Dresses, neatly belted at the nat-' strongest in evening wear, for j
ural waist, mav be ail-over pleat-1 Bohan makes dozens ot waistfess;
ed shirtwaists, with the pleats sew- beaded sheaths, all with hip bells
ed flat to midhip and then let out or tight fitting at the hip.
to knee-covering hems. Others are! Whatever happens to Saint-I.au !
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