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8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore Wed., June 7, 1961
Installation Geremony Held
Busy Stepper Club
Hosted Tuesday
Mrs. Earl Ollivant was i charm
ing hostess when she entertained
the Olalla Busy Stepper Club Tues
day at her home on Olalla Road.
A delicious turkey dinner was
served at noon. The table was cen
tered with a lovely arrangement
of rosebuds, a gift of Mrs. Ted
Brinkman. Bouquets of iris decor
ated the rooms.
Those present to enjoy the occa
sion were Anna Ireland, Mrs. Irvin
Wambolt, Mrs. Don Parker, Mrs.
Arnold Roberts, Mrs. Henry Perry,
Mrs. Mary Hodges, Mrs. Earl Da
vidson, Mrs. Arwejl Muetzel, Mrs.
Isaac James and the hostess, Mrs,
Ollivant.
The club will recess during the
summer and will meet again in
September.
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NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS for 1961-62 of the Rose
burg Chapter of Future Homemakers of America are
pictured above. Left to right back row: Gail White, tea
chairman; Susan Krohn, song leader; Christine Linder,
senior Key girl; Allison Pfaff, president; LaVaughn Stone,
treasurer, and Shirley Wostenberg, parliamentarian. Front
row: Lynette Crittendon, tea co-chairman; Muriel Reese,
sophomore Key girl; Dawne Vasterling, secretary, Dolores
Baughman, reporter. Sharon Kuryla, vice president, was
not present for the picture. (Picture by Wilson Studio).
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ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. Harry B. Turnbull,
Glide, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Jean
Morgaret, to Pitzer (Pat)
Beckley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn V. Beckley of Roseburg.
Miss Turnbull is employed by
United States Plywood and Mr.
Beckley is employed by Eugene
Veneer Co. He will resume
his studies at OSU in the foil
No date has been set for the
wedding. (Picture by Chris'
Studio of Photography).
WORLD WAR I AUXILIARY convention, which opens here today and continues through
Saturday, will draw visitors throughout the state to Roseburg. An interesting four
day program has been planned by the auxiliory. Pictured above left to right are Mrs.
Ethel Reed, department president of Oregon; Eileen Rapp, president Dbuglas Barracks
No. 176 auxiliary and co-chairman of the convention with Anne Bartlett, right secre
tary of Douglas Barracks auxiliary and convention chairman. Oregon ranks seventh
in membership nationally for auxiliaries with more than 2000 members. There are 58
auxiliaries in Oregon. (Pictures of Mrs. Rapp and. Mrs. Bartlett by Clark's Studio).
Two Girls Become Members
Of Oakland Bethel No. 42
Oakland Bethel 42, International
Order of Job's Daughters, met at
the Masonic Hall Wednesday eve
ning. The girls honored the local
masonic members and initialed
Robin Rice and Jackie McQueary
into the order.
Guests present were Mrs. Rob
ert Rice; Mrs. R. D. McQueary;
Ellen J. Kiel; Sara Preston, Dee
Foster, Nancy Henry and Velma
Colter, all of Riddle; Sally Analauf
and Carolee, Myrtle Creek; Mona
Lyons, Gail Neuner, Joanne Mark
ham, Stephanie McMcGreg, all of
Roseburg; Eileen Kcnwisher,
grand bethel representative to Au
stralia, Bethel 42; grand officers,
Esther Hogg, Bethel 18, and Harry
Smith, Bethel 42; past honored
queens, Joyce Rippstcin, Peggy
Murphy and Nancy Schulz of Beth
el 42 and Donna Meekly of Bethel
25, Coquille; guardian Elizabeth
Fugate, 42. and Bill Abugret, 18;
and Inga High, royal matron, Or
der of Amaranth, Roseburg.'
A birthday song was sung in
honor of Beverly and Barbra Cur
ry. Peggy Murphy and Barbra Tre
man sang during the initiation cer
emonies. Committees for the evening
were: Kitty Ross, Eileen Kenwish
er, Kathy Hubbell, Cynthia Tay
lor, Vickie Grauf and Lois Runge;
entertainment, Kathy Hubbell and
Sharon Rapp; refreshments, Wan
ita Woolman, Paula Germond,
Susan Halverson,' Georgia Kramer
and Barbra Treman; corsages;
Sharon Hounshell. Linda Held,
Elaine Hart and Pat McGinty,
June 11 will be installation of
new officers. The public is invited.
Elkton Lodge Sets Event
The Three Links Club of the Re
bekah Lodge met last week at the
hall with president Marcy Hcnder
er in charge. Plans were made to
have a Fathers Day turkey dinner
and fancy work sale on June 17, to
raise funds for the delegates' trip
to Pendleton. The evening was
spent sewing on fancy work for
the coming sale.
Yates Home
Scene Of Party
Roseburg Jaycees and Jaycee
ettes welcomed members and
guests at their card party held re
cently at the large and beautiful
home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yates
on Douglas Street. Bridge, pinochie
iind other cards were in play dur
ing the evening. .
White elephant wrapped gifts,
brought by members and used as
prizes, added to the evening's fun.
Refreshments of pie and coffee
were served at the close of the
evening.
Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Dowers, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Knight, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Verden
Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ste
vens, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Reilly, Mr. and Mr;.
William West, Mr. and Mrs. Gil
Harvey, Air. and Mrs. Les Hazen,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dutton, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Yates, Mr. aid
Mrs. Bob Lieurance, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Gowey, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Meisner, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis
and Curt Bailes of Eugene.
OUTGOING OFFICERS of FHA ore pictured above ot the
installanon ceremony of the new officers attended by
parents and friends. Musical numbers and a fashion show
of garments made by members was followed by presenting
o red rose to the following mothers helping with the
district meeting: Mrs. B. Poulson, Mrs. Leslie Pfaff, Mrs.
Henry Krohn and Mrs. A, P. Klocek. Refreshments were
served from a table decorated with red roses. Back row
above: Nancy Greenfield, reporter; Allison Pfaff, vice
president; Janice Gadway, Treasurer; Heather McTag
gart, sophomore key girl; Nancy Voeller, district chairman;
Shirley Wastenberg, freshman Key girl. Front row: Kathy
Thurber, degree chairman; Barbara Mohr, state hist
orian; Marie Paulson, president, and LaJoy Marical, tea
chairman. (Picture by Wilson Studio).
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WEE WISDOM KINDERGARTEN progrom and sociol hour
was enioyed by parents and friends of the children. The
children ore pictured above with their teacher Mrs. Hay
den. Front row: Julie Hayden, Crystal Miller, Diane Walk
er, Jodi Boyle, Nan Sullivan, Lynn Kress. Second row:
Sheilo Bonner, Kathy Robins, Von Hayden, Doug Rheile,
Joni Lee, Steve Scott, Jeff Amann, Kim Hoskot, Susan
Driver. Back row: Mrs. Hoyden, Lance Stewart, Mark
Bauer, Bobby Gregory, Lance Boker, Mike Jamison, Rob
ert Wagner and Steve Roppe. (Picture by Chris' Studio of
Photogrophy).
Kathleen Jackson Is Bride Of Lyle Jacobs On May 5
Kathleen Jackson ind Lyle Ja
cobs were married in the chapel
of the First Christian Church May
5. The bride is the daughter nf Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Krumliack of Den
ver, Colo., and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mis. K, W,
Jacobs of Roseburg.
The couple exchanged wedding
vowi In a -douWt ring ceremony
before an altar lighted by candle-,
light and decorated with baskets of!
white snowballs and yellow tulips.!
James C. Smith, minister of t h e
First Christian Church, performed!
the wedding ceremony. I
The bride wore a lovely while!
ilk shantung sheath with a' short:
jacket and a corsage of pink roses, i
Mis. Don Garrett, aistcr of the
bridegroom, was matron of hon-l The couple is now at home at
or and she wore a blue flowered 1T49 NF. Malheur St.. Ro.tcbuig.
silk dress and a corsage of white
carnations. l.eroy Jacobs, brother
of the bridegroom, was the best
man.
The wedding was attended bv
the family and close relatives and!
a reception followed at the home
of the parents of the bridegroom.'
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