Arthur Milby Honored On 88th Birthday
Fri., Feb, 10, 1961 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore, 9
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FOUR GENERATIONS ot Arthur Milby's 88th birthday
dinner Sunday at the ihome of his daughter, Mrs. M. E.
Groshong, in Laareiwood, ore pictured above. Left to
right: Mr. Milby; his daughter, Mrs. Groshong, holding
Tommy Hunnicutt, four months-old; and at right her
daughter, Mrs. Wally (Connie) Hunnicutt. Coming for the
Bridge Club
Meets Wednesday
The Valentine motif was beauti
fully carried out for the dessert
luncheon given Wednesday by Mrs.
Emil Ramberg, when she enter
tained her bridge club at her very
lovely home on SE Hawthorne
Drive.
Covers were placed for M r j.
Thomas Garrison, a guest, and Mrs.
Paul Geddes, Mrs. Spencer Yates,
Mrs. W. F. Forrest. Mrs. Bea
Smith, Mrs. Ralph Ohman, Mrs.
Byron Woodruff and the hostess,
Mrs. Ramberg. ' ,
High score for the afternoon's
contract bridge play was won by
Mrs. Geddes with Mrs. Garrison
winning the second high score.
Areme Club Has Meet
The Areme Club of the F.lkton
Eastern Star Chapter met recently
at the home of Mrs. Bennie Knyp
stra with the' following members
present: Mary Haines, Mary Beck
ley, Mary Hanson, Marilyn Willey,
Vera Rydell Winnie Albro and Lois
Beckley. Following a snort meet
ing the hostess served refresh-mcnls.
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Party Given At Elkton
Mrs. John Levenhagen of Elkton
was hostess recently at a demon
stration party at her home with
18 guests present. Mrs. Bessie La
key of Drain was demonstrator.
Mrs. Harry Whitfield and Gladys
Stewart won the door prizes for the
evening. Following the demonstra
tion refreshments v.ere served by
the hostess.
Two Eugene Families
Visit Elgarose People
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hess and Mr.
and Mrs;. Bob Holmquist and two
children, all of Eugene, recently
visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Holmquist of Elgarose, reports
Thclma Hanson, correspondent.
Blondells Mov '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blondell
have moved into the former Blum
quist house which they recently
purchased. Mrs. Blondell's moth
er,. ilr. Eva Wroe, is living in
the smaller house.
Mrs. Ellis Warner went on
recent business trip to Eugene.
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dinner from Coos Boy were Milby's son and daughter-in-low,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Milby, and their son, Ron Milby,
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Hunnicutt and sons,
Gregory, Steven and Tommy, were also present. (Picture
by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Tenmile Cub Scout Pack 126
Erects Booth, Displays Projects
By MRS. DEWEY CHAMBLEN
Cub Scout Pack 136 has erected
a booth at the Tenmile Store and
is exhibiting completed projects
and hobbies. '
Assisting the boys in building
the booth were Don Hinch Jr., Cub
Master, Jerry Schuster, George
Butts, Gary Newlun, Ed Dwight,
Donald Standley, and Don Hince
Sr.
Sptnd Weekend 1
Recent weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Milford
Dowdy on the Lockwood-Lakey Rd.
were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Zeller
and two children and Mrs. Phil
Edwards all of Eugene. Mrs. Zel
ler and Mrs.. Edwards are daugh
ters of the Dowdys'.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanson of Port
Orford were recent visitors at the
home of their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jennie.
Miss Donna Gladwill of Culver,
Ore., who has been helping out at
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her grandparents' home has re
turned to her home in Culver. Miss
Gladwill is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Coats of
tenmile. Mrs. Coats is recuperat
ing at ncr nome with a broken hip.
Granddaughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Rommie Walker
of Ashland are the parents of a
oaugnier, Dorn leo. 6, Trudy Kay,
She weighed 6 pounds, 3 ounces
maternal grandparents are Mi-
and Mrs. Ralph Howard who live
on Highway 42 near Tenmile. Mrs.
Walker attended the Tenmile Grade
School and graduated from Doug
las High School before her mar
riage. ..
Ted Head Is recuperating at his
home on the Tenmile Valley Road
from extensive burns received
when the gas tank on a car- on
which he' was working exploded.
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Farmer, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Farmer and children of Rose-
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CELEBRATING his 88th birthday Sunday was Arthur
Milby, pictured above who has made his home here the
last six years with his daughter, Mrs. M. E. Groshong,
in Laurelwood. He also has a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Smith,
in Sunnyside, Wash., and two sons, Horold Milby of Coos
Bay, who was here for the celebration, and Cranston
Milby, of Pendleton. He has 10 grandchildren and 22
great-grandchildren. Milby was in business for himself
at Milton-Freewater for 50 years and then manager of
the store at Walla Walla penitentiary until he retired
when he was 76 years of age. His health is excellent
and he enjoys a great many hobbies. He especially enjoys
cooking and never lets a week go by without making
a pie. His grandchildren and great-grandchildren call him
"The Grand Man" and all who know him agree heartily
with the title being given him. Milby was born Feb. 3,
1875, in Missouri. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Fast Submarine
Joins U. S. Fleet
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP)
With traditional pomp and cere
mony, the fastest submarine in
the world became a unit of the
L". S. fleet Thursady.
While the Atlantic Fleet band
provided background music, com
missioning rites for the atomic at
tack submarine Shark were con
ducted at. the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dryduck Co.
yards.
The Shark is the 15th "alnmic
powered submarine placed in
service and the third ot the high
speed Skipjack class.
burg, recently drove to Eugene to
attend the dedication of the new
Church of Christ building on Riv
er Road. They also visited with
Mrs. Uee farmers sister, Mrs.
E. G. Sanders, and nephew, Her
man Sanders, and family.
Births
Mercy Hospital
OGBORN - To Mr. and Mrs.
Keith D. Ogborn, 817 SE Watson,
Roscburg, Feb. 3. a daughter. Syd
ney Marie; weight 6 pounds 6 ounc
es. HARTI.E - To Mr. and Mrs. El
mer J. Hartlc Sr., Box 186 A, Tyce
Koad. Umpqua, Feb. 5, a daughter,
Esther Carol; weight 9 pounds.
MrALPINE To Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil R. McAlpinc, l'O Box 190,
uiiiarn, fen. 5, a son, Date Kay;
weight 9 pounds 1W ounces.
DUNCAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford I). Duncan, Box 6-12, Oak
land, Feb. 7, a son, Donald Leo:
weight 6 pounds 11 ounces.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis W. Miller, Rt. 1 Box 204 G.
Sutherlin, Feb. 7, a daughter, Sher
yl Marie; weight 6 pounds 6 ounces
BIIOWN To Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid A. Brown, 783 Alameda St.,
Hoseburg, Feb. 7, a daughter, Nan
cy Ann; weight 7 pounds 14 ounces.
Glendale Church
Group Plans Sale
The Women's Association of the
Olivet Presbyterian Church in
Glendale has scheduled a rum
mage sale Feb. IS at the Glen
dale Masonic Hall, not as a muney
making event but as a public serv
ice reporls Mrs. G. B. Fox, corre
spondent.
Prices will be made as reason
able as possible since the purpose
of the sale is to make good cloth
ing or oilier items winch have
been outgrown by their present
owners available to those who can
use them. The sale will begin at
10 a.m. and will continue till 6
p.m. Coffee will be served by the
churcn group. Co-chairman for the
sale arc Mrs. Norman Naugler
and Mrs. J. Bryan.-
Any persons wishing to donute
clothing good enough to be helpful
to someone else, may leave items
in the basement of the Presbyter
ian Church, cither in the kitchen
or in the social room. The doors
of the ehurth will be unlocked.
Persons having donations but
without transportation to bring
them in may call cither of the
committee chairmen and they will
arrange to have them picked up.
The committee is particularly anx
ious to collect warm clothing
which is usable for the cold weeks
still ahead. Donulions should besetted $:t4 on its recent food sale!
in by Feb. 14
Ladies of the church or any oth
ers who would like to help lire
asked to meet at the church Feb.
14. to price, mark and. press the
clothing. Sack lunches 'are to be
brought for the noon meal. ;
World Day Of Prayer
Observance Planned
Plans are being made for World
Day -of Prayer which will be held
In St. George's Episcopal Church,
Feb. 17. .
This year marks the 75th anni
versary of the World Day of Pray
er. The participation of every
Protestant and Orthodox church in
the United States in the observ
ance and an offering of $750,000
for regular on-going projects and
for snecial nroiccts In Africa and
Alaska are tho .goals. A total of
119 countries through-out the world
will join in the observance.
World Day of prayer is oeing
sponsored locally by the Hoseburg
Council of Church Women.
Glirde Pastor To Leave
The Rev. K. R. Thompson, pas
tor of the Church of the Open
Bible, Glide, has submitted his1
resignation, effective rcb. 12.
The Rev. Mr. Thompson is the
founder and builder of the church
and has been in the Glide area
for the past six years. He will
deliver a farewell sermon Sunday
at 11 a.m.
The Thompsons are moving to
Bend where they will assume their
new duties.
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PROFESSOR JAMES KIMSEY,
professor of speech at North
west Christian College, Eu
gene, is serving as an interim
minister at the Winston
Christian Church.
Yoncalla MYF
Pledges Money
The .Methodist Youth Fellowship
of the Yoncalla Methodist Church
reports nirs. oeorgc EUcs, corre
spondent. The group has pledged $225 for
ils conference pledge to the state
or Oregon and has already raised
$176 toward the pledge.
The sib-district MYF will hold
its "speak- oil" at the Yoncalla
Methodist Church Sunday from 2-5
p.m. MYF groups from all over
Douglas County will be present
and speak on the themo' "Day
For Christian Daring." The win
ner of sub-district meeting will go
to Eugene to compete with the
Lano County group.
Pancake Supper Slated
The annual Shrove Tuesday Pan
cake Supper, sponsored and served
by men of the Riddlo Church of
(he Ascension, will be held Tues
day in tho Episcopal Parish Hall,
Riddle, from 5-8 p.m.
Various types of pancakes in
addition to coffee and sausages
will bo served. Special rates will
bo given children under 12 years
of age. Proceeds of the dinner will
go into the, regular fund for main
tenance of the parish hall. The
public Is invited.
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