Public Invited To Annual
MERCY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY'S annual "Parade of Par
ties" will include the largest affairs of the coming week,
when members invite the public to four of Roseburg's
loveliest homes. Pictured above center is Mrs. Harry F.
LeBeau at whost home at 357 W. Riverside Drive, Lourel-
THE HOME OP MRS. RAY SIMS ot 16 Royal Oaks Drive
will be the scene of a coffee corrying out the calypso motif
Thursday, Oct. 12, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Pictured
Parade Of Parties To Be
Held During Coming Week
The public it mo.it cordially in H. Babbitt and Alri. Ron Krash
vited to enjoy the four charmum! our co-chairmen. Committee n.em
attain arranged by mcrulns of.
.Merry Hospital Auxiliary for the
eighth annual "Parade of Partien"
to begin Tuesday, Oct. 10, at a
coffee at the Harry F. LeBeau
home in Laurclwood, and continu
inK Wednesday at ( salad bullet
luncheon at the Dr. Keith Bryant
home on SE Azalea Drive; Thurs
day at a coffee at the Kay Sims
home in ItidKewood and Friday at
an afternoon tea at the Dr. John
William I'nruh homa on Home
WoihI Lane. I
Mrs. John Longfellow Jr. and
Mrs. Robert Jluiphy are co-chair
men for the Hawaiian coffee par-
tv at the LeBeau home liom 10,,, ., .,
ij , t.ene Matee. Mrs. Thomas Martin,
a m. to 12 lucsoay. lommiure
members assisting include Mrs. H.
F. Bauer. Mrs. Paul Bellendnrf,
Mrs. William Brinkley, Mrs. Vin
cent Deng. .Mrs. John II. Donncl
ly, Mrs. Joe Fesl, Mrs. O. R. Frill,
Mis. Marguerite tiraham, M r a
Ruhard Onffin, Jlrs. H. J. Hal-
lerscheid, Mrs. Jack Isaacson.
Mrs. Jamei Johnson, Mrs. V.tlltain
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MTi'VaXLMr.: - ,
tin Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. Rob Thursday, Oct. 12. will be the
ert Ncvue. Mrs. L. F. Parks. 51t.l third part in the series and it
K J Kaade, Mrs. Elvira Recla.!'" "' from 10 am. lo
Mrs Bernard Rogers, Mrs. Wavne 12 """n 'he Ray Sims residence.
L.h..l air. ttnlivrt Trued. n U Koval Oaks Drive. Ridgewnod.
u.n.r'uelker and Mrs. A. Zcncer.!'" M". "yron Woodruff and Mrs.
Wednesday the salad bullet
luncheon party carrying out the
autumn motif will be held at the
Dr. Keith Br) ant home on SK
Arnica Drive with Mrs. Clifford
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TOMORROW NIGHT
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bers assisting include Mrs. II. L.
Bailey, Mrs. Raymond I'. Borden,
Mrs. (ii eta Bleakman, Mrs. Walter
BritU'U, Mrs. Karl Brennen, Mrs.
Ray larriro. Mrs. Bruce Carter,
Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Ted Dau
ber, Mrs. Sidney Domrniro, Mis.
Kim a Duncan. .Mis. S. Fersche,
Mrs. J. H. Finlay, Mrs. Steve
Fowler. Mrs. frank Ferrarelli.
Mrs. iNolile Unettel, Mrs. CleorKC
Oralke. Mrs. Milton Hard, M r a.
Fred Harris, Mis. R. C. HerbaKe.
Mrs. Nelson Howard, Mrs. Harold
Joekla. Mrs. le Lacey, Mrs. Mi-
Mrs. Kdward M. Murphy. Mrs.
I William Norris. Miss Kernadine
Pnnccn. Mrs. DavHl Radke. Mrs.
James Richmond. Mrs. Rex Rob-
erts. Mrs. Duane Roles, Mrs C.lenn
j Scott. Miss Naomi Scott. Mrs. A.
! A. St. Onge. Mrs. Perry Thiele.
I Mrs. L. A. Thurhcr. Mrs. Douslas
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I.eland K. Wimbrrly and Mrs
Meeting Told ;
The executive meeting of the
Colilcn Age Club was held Mon-I
day at the home of the president. !
.Mrs. Kuth Downs. Plans were
made for a baaar and a cooked
food aale. the date of which will;
be announced later. I
The next meeting of the duh will
be Oct at 7.30 put at the ct-;
erans Memorial building on liai
drn Valley Road. i
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wood Drive, Lourelwood, will be the scene of a coffee,
Tuesday, Cct. 10. Co-choirman Mrs. Robert Murphy and
Mrs. John Longfellow Jr. hove selected the Hawaiian
theme for the affair, which will be held from 10 a.m. to
12 noon. (News-Review Photo)
a U .:t. kit&m ,;i
obove are the co-chairmen, Mrs. Byron Woodruff ond Mrs.
William Welch, with Mrs. Sims ot right. (News-Review
Photo).
William Welch co hostess. The
calypso theme has been chosen for
the affair and members assisting
the chairmen include Mrs. Henry
Bailey, .Mrs. Al Bishop, Mrs.
John i'.ignar, Mrs. Kldon Caley,
Mrs. Kay Casebeer, Mrs .William
it. Cooke, Mrs. Dean Duksen, .Mrs.
Robert Dudley, Mrs. G. C. Kin
lay. Mis. Paul Hood, Mis. Paul
Ceddes, Mrs. William Cray. Mrs.
William Heup. Mrs. Paul Jenkins.
Mrs. Agnes Jordan. Mrs. lawnard
Knudsen. Mrs. William l.assiter.
Miss Anna I. ink. Mis. Paulus Mr
Kee. Mrs. J. J. Michalek, Mrs.
Charles Mutchie. Mrs. Peyton )d
erkuk. Mrs. Howard Pattison, Mrs.
Kay Puckelt, Mrs. J. C. Ruse.
Mrs. licorge Schultre. Mi s. 1. e e
Sladig, Airs. L. O. Thomas, Mrs.
Dudley Walton, Mrs. Robert Wan
dling, Mrs. Sam W'eisman and
Mrs. John II. Young.
The fourth and last party of the
week will be the tea from 2 to
4 :to p m. at the Dr. John W illiam
I'nruh home. W. Homeuood
ljne. with Mrs. Porter ljmhart
and Mrs. Joseph Lanspa as co
cliairmen. Assisting hostesses in
clude: Mis. Ue K.mery, Mrs. 11.
Aston. Mrs. l.clie Bauer. Mrs. Ir
ving Biatlie. Mrs. II R. Hrcwn.
Mrs. W. II. Carter. Mrs Charlra
Clapperton. Mrs. J. A. Colburnn.
Mrs. Harold Deshicns. Mrs. Ian
nis IViyle. Mrs. Tom Femister.
Mrs. y. R Poster, Mrs. Jack Ca
mel. Mrs. Richard Grant. Mrs. D
A. llalfert). Mrs. Robert Jarob
s..n. Mrs Robert Johnson. Mrs
K. C. Kleiiimer, Mrs, Stanley
Long, Mis S. M. Moore. Mrs. S
P. .Seal. Mrs. CoMa Nickell. Mrs.
Russell Parsons. Mrs. Donn Rada
haugh, Mrs. 1. J. Redmond, Mrs.
J. T. Sanders. Mrs. Hall Secly.
Mrs. Howard Thomas, Mrs. I.
Ware. Mrs. II. A. Watig. Mrs
J. M. Williams and Mis. Dale ttd
liamson.
"Parade
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Melrose Party
Saturday Event
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Mclrose Grange held its first- onville hosted a party for their
card party of the four game series daughter. Sharyn. Sunday alier
Saturday night. noon, honoring her on the occasion
.,',, , ,, of her 12th birthdav.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. I . , .
Karl Larson, Mr and Mrs Paul G'" "'tending were Sherry.
Hanson. Mr. and Mrs James Good- P"y' Mary Ann and Jmlmv l,use
en. Flovd Campbell. Mr. and Mrs !b' 1anny Bor8,s x,r- and -v"
Herman Avdelolt. Mr. and Mrs' "arold ,lo'y n(l family: Mr.
M. Al. Manning. Mr. and Mrs !)' I and Mrs- "ouR "ev,,t and Terr'
N. Busenbark. Mr. and Mrs H,vland T,m and 'Vlkf D'v",
mer (irow. Mr. and Mrs. B F ' sharn received many lovely
beck. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Moon,'Mr!g,f's,
and Mrs. A. R. Hawkswonh Mr I "'"'reshme nts were served.
i.u ,-iun-y ;ieisen. air. and
Mrs. Bob Finlay, Mrs. C. K. Rich-1
ardson. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hack.
nev. Mr. and Mr. J. B. Roark. MeetS At berOS
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Burr, Mrs ! 3
Una Howland. Mrs. C. E. Reece ' Mrs Horace C. Berg entertained
and Kovce Busenbark. hor bridge club at a lovely lunch-
Ted Burr and Mrs. llawksworth 1 e"n Wednesday at her beautilul
won first prize, liw prizes went home in Laurclwood. A blue cloth
to A. R. llawksworth and Mrs. Bu-Irf"red the table, which was cen
senbark. James Gooden won the tered by a cornucopia filled with
traveling prize. Delicious refresh- large frosted grapes
ments were served. j Covers were placed for Mrs.
The next party will be held Oct.iJ"n" Hushes and Mrs Sig rctt
a.
Annual Gathering
Enjoyed By Club
The annual family picnic by the
Winston Gay Ladies was held re-
cently at a potluck picnic at Slew-
art Park in Rosrburg isiting and
games were enjoyed during the
davs outing
Attending
.'men anu sou. urnnis: sir. anil
Mrs. George Goodman. Mr and
.mis iuiu i.tnjiiiiitiu, r.isir bihi -
t-i Mr rn.1 Mr- 1.m I . , 1, r.. . k.
. v. , Va" , "
ini "n. A-arK; .11 r anu .Mrs. v mi
Huffman. Yu-ki, l.eatlell and
Klaine; Mr and Mr Mike Mow
ery and Michelle: Mr and r
D.ile Sanfont, Linda. Jim, Kathv
and Oiane; .Mr. and Mr. C.undtT
Meow, Mr. and Mm. Al Kohier l
and baby; Mn. IKris tOOiman.t
Mr and Mr Karl timid man, Mr '
and Mrv Jake Stobbe.
I'lub member-i fimihe1 special
refreshment! for tht children.
Of Parties" October 10
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 11, o buffet salad-luncheon and
outumn party will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Keith Bryant (above center), at 1150
THE CLOSING AFFAIR of rhe "Parade of Parties" will be
the tea to be Friday, Oct. 13, from 2 to 4 30 p m. at the
home of Mrs. John William Unruh, 523 W. Homewood
Lane. Pictured above are Mrs. I. J. Bean, generol chair-
Devitts Hosts At Party
For Daughter's Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Devitt of Dix-
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WedneSuOV ClUD
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giirstj. and Mrs. F.dwin Nolte.
Mrs. O K. Knlz. Mrs. B. A
Voung. Mis. jHik Davis. Mrs O.
R. Petersen. Mrs. Thomas J. Mar
tin and the hostess. Mrs. Berg.
Contract bridge was entoyed dur
ing the afternoon with Mi's. Nolle
and Mrs. 1 nU winning the high
score...
(Jnf fpP (TnivPn
sul 'v-C VJivci i
, Mrs. llarrie W. Booth entertain
were Mrs. Bushev ..h .i.,i...i,,(,,i .k.. i,
r.al,(nl !,.. ,n I .,.r.lunn.l 1 r.
dilv nmTTUnt Colorful dahlias and
mi
zinnias formed the decorations for
'he otcasipn
the occasion. Twenty five xuests
were invited to en my the occasion
Mrs. Maurice J. Newland and
Mrv I. K Mi-riintotk poured.
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Luncheon Club
Meets Tuesday
Mrs. Clair K. Allen entertained
her bridge club Wednesday at a
very lovely 1 o'clock luncheon at
her attractive home on SE Watson
! Street. Dahlias and zinnias formed
' the decorations for the occasion,
j Covers were placed for Mrs. B.
j A. Voung, Mrs. Robert Young and
i.Mrs. Ed Miller, guests, and Mrs.
i.l. R. Wharton. Mrs. C. B. Wade.
Mrs. I). B. Bnhar. Miss Helen
i Casey, Mrs. I.. E. McClinlock and
jlhe hostess, Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Miller won the high score
I for guests in the afternoon s con
tract bridge play with Mrs. Whar
itnn winning the high score lor
members.
Class Is Honored
The hish school class of the Mel
me Sunday School was entertain
pd at i party Saturday evening
at the church. Kh Sander i. the
clat teacher, and he and Mr.
Sanders were in charge of the af
fair. (am and refreshment were
enioved by Kmily Thibedeau.
Charles Lash, Norma Lash. Harry
Buckw alter. Donald lak-on and
the Key. and .Mrs. Glen Davut
and son. Brent.
:nowi 2 fiavors
Ot REGULAR C ARAM El
'Ayds
FOR REDUCING I
1 liPljJiJZ?$A2iJ
i SE Azalea Drive, with Mrs.
Mrs Ron Frashour, right,
I Photo).
man of the series of parties, ond Mrs. Joseph Lonspa and
Mrs. Peter Lainhort, co-chairmen of the tea. The annual
fashion show and cord party with Mabel Lewis' fashions
will take place the last of February. (News-Review Photo).
8 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. Fri., Oct. 6, 1961
1 Friday-Tuesday
I Winners Told
Mrs E. W. Hughes of Salem anl
Mrs. I,. E. McClinlock won first
place in the Friday afternoon play
of the Roscburg Duplicate Bridge
Club (American Contract Bndce
league) at the I'mpqua Hotel. Oth
er winners were Mrs. Walter Ed
monds and Mrs. Keith Bryant, sec
ond; Miss Gertrude Rat and
i Mrs. II. L. Bruffy. third, and Miss
Helen Casey and Mrs. Chester
Morgan, fourth.
Winners for the Tuesday eve
ning play at the I mpqua Hotel
were Mrs. James Dovle and Mr.
Walter Fisher, first; Miss Gertrude
Rast and Mrs. M. L. Hallmark,
second, and Mrs. James l ittle and
Mrs. William .Norns. third.
Announcing
MARION CREASEY
Will b return. rg C'ober 2 to o permanent poi.t-cn
STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN
Vor.on Will b ofnrij to her morv fcllooert th ,0t,
h.gn auoltry 0rn 01 hot previously p'to,ed.
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL THE
STUDIO of HAIR DESIGN
927 $ E S-eo'-f-
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Clifford H. Babbitt, left, ond
as co-hostesses. (News-Review
Club Has Social
The Golden Age Club met Mon
day evening at the Veterans Me
morial Hall with 37 members.
(three new members and two guests
jenioiiig the social hour of games
anu cams. Kctresnments were
served later in the evening. The
members are planning a bazaar,
the date of which will be an
nounced later
The next meeting will be Oct.
9 at 7 30 ;vm. at the Veterans Me
morial Hall.
Whats All The
Excitement
About
Tomorrow, Lost Day
WEISFIELDS