Shower Is Given By Grange
To Honor E. EE. 01 1 ivants
A miscellaneous nd rained
goods shower wn given by the
LookinKglass Grange Tuesday eve
ning honuring Mr. and Mrs. K. li.
Ullivtnt and family whose homo
was recently completely destroyed
by fire. A potluck dinner wai serv
ed and the regular meeting of the
grange was held. Hostesses for
the evening were Mrs. John Rud-
Iik and Mrs. Scott.
Special guests betides the OUi-rants-
were: Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Wilson of Knglewood. Calif.: Mrs
Virginia DcHruhl and children Kd
ward, Stephen. Randy, Di-vi and
Kunice Hall of Kiddie; Mr. and
Mrs. Vivian Folmsbee and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Jenkins and Mrs.
Ruby Baker of Winston; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Anderson and L. R. Haw
ley of Itoseburg.
Orange members in attendance
included: Mr. and Mrs. Albert
LDS Social Held
Tuesday Evening
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints held an opening
social Tuesday evening at the chap
el of the church.
Decorations, done by Mrs. John
Warburton, included autumn flow
ers, pumpkins, gourds and brightly-colored
leaves, dames were
played and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Oscar Redenbo
and Mrs. Carson llealy.
The following teachers for the
Tuesday evening classes were in
troduced: Mrs. John Bell, Mrs.
Jack Houston. Mrs. Ken Medford
and Mrs. Dale Allred.
Classes are held each Tuesday
at 7:30 p.m. at the chapel. All
women in the community are wel
come. Melrose Lad Celebrates
Seventh-Year Birthday
David Reece of Melrose cele
brated his seventh birthday at a
small after-school party at his
home Wednesday afternoon.
Present were Mrs. Mervin
Dage, Karen and Frankie; Mrs.
Ted Reece, Judy and Terry: Mick
ey Stewart, Wally Rogers, Tommy
Yanlis, Mrs. Roger Reece and
Bruce.
Following playtime outside, Da
vid opened his gifts. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Roger Reece.
Lad From Garden Valley
Complimented Saturday
David Denton of Garden Valley
was honored on his ninth birthday
Saturday at an all-boy party.
The hostess was his mother, Mrs.
Jack Denton. David and his friends
played games in the Stump House.
Invited to share in the fun were
Darrel Woodruff, Ricki Woodruff,
Robbie Bashford, Mike Madson
and John Carlson. David opened
his gifts befor refreshments
were served. The birthday cake
was in the football motif.
Stingley of Hldrile, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack jansen, Jerry and Colleen;
illr. and Mrs. Aubrey Scott, Mr.
land Mrs. Robert Scott, Rory and
i Jeff; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pelheram,
Mrs. Perley Oar, Mr. and Mrs.
jNeal Meyer. Arie Roth, Mr. and
Vrj. Bill Niebaum, Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Meredith, Sheila and Paula;
I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Black. Mrs.
I John Rudzik. Mrs. John Mathis.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Boling and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Findlay.
(Party Is Given
Sunday Evening
A surprise birthday party was
given Sunday in honor of Billy
Joel Ruddick of 2218 SW Austin
Rd. by his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Rud
dick Jr. uf Winston.
He received many gifts suitable
for his camper which he acquired
this summer.
Decorations were in aqua and
white. Refreshments were served
and games and dancing were en
joyed. Those present were Mrs. I.illie
Ruddick, Mr. and Airs. W. H. Rud
dick, Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Sttcle and daughter. Cheryl Ann;
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brister and
sons; Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Steele,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deadmond,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bridges. Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Coker, Cap Bran-
acum and Mr. and Mrs. B. Rest.
Mrs. Grimsrud Honored
At Pink And Blue Party
A pink and blue hower was giv
en at Elkton by Mrs. Ted Taylor
and .Mrs. Dick Saladen at Mrs.
Saladen's home Thursday evening,
honoring Mrs. Carl Grimsrud.
Other guests present were; Mrs.
Martin Suioff. Mrs Agnes Hud
son, .Mrs. Bill Weatrerly, Mrs. Leo
Crisman, Mrs. Henry Beckley,
.Mrs. lorn Hathbone and son; Mrs.
Gene Anderson and son; Mrs.
Sharron Colley. Mrs. Oliver Haines.
I Mrs. Wade llenderer, Mrs. Leslie
! Hancock, Mrs. Russell Mowery,
Mrs. Chuck Hickerson, Mrs. Jer
ry Winterbotham, Mrs. Ray Hoff
man, Mrs. Bob ruts. Sue Beck
I ley. Diana Henderer and Sue Su-
: lof f .
Several games were followed bv
the guest of honor opening her
i many lovely gifts. Refreshments
iwere served by the hostesses.
Town And Country Club
Meets With Mrs. F. Cady
The Town and Country Club of
Yoncalla met at the home of Mrs.
Fred Cady Wednesday afternoon.
A no-host luncheon was enjoyed at
noon. Mrs. Wesley Gordon and
and Mrs. Harold Phillips were
guests.
Plans were made to hold a ba
zaar this month. Mrs, George Tell
won the door prize.
The next meeting will he held
at the home of Mrs. Harold Koady
in Drain.
Honored At Luncheon
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MRS. OWEN R. RHOADS, obove, left, Portland, state regent of DAR, is pictured with
Mrs. Ralph Herman, Umpqua Chapter, DAR, regent, ond Mrs. L. E. Adams, vice re
gent. Mrs. Rhoads was honored at a luncheon ot Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree Inn Wednesday.
(News-Review Photo).
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Regent
Honored
Mrs. Owen R. Rhoads, state re
gent of Oregon State Society
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, paid her official chapter
visit Wednesday to the officers
and members of Umpqua Chapter
DAR at a luncheon meeting held
at Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree Inn.
Mrs. Earl Wiley was in charge
of arrangements for the meeting.
She gave to Mrs. Rhoads a lovely
silver and blue corsage she bad
made for the occasion.
Following the luncheon M r s.
Ralph E. Herman, regent, intro
duced Mrs. L. E. Adams, vice
regent, who presided for the re
mainder of the afternoon.
Mrs. Wiley led the flag salute
and daughter's pledge. Mrs. A. A.
Talbott read the president gener
al's message.
Mrs. Rhoads, in giving an out
line of the work on the state and
national level, stressed the work
that has been done on Newell
House and the other historic sites
preserved by the DAR.
Members present were Mrs. L.
E. Adams, Mrs. A. A. Talbott,
Mrs. Ted Booth, Mrs. Washington
Hughes. Mis. Earl Wiley, Mrs.
Hazel Dixon, Mrs. 0. B. O'Neil,
Mrs. C. L. Branton, Mrs. Ira
Seitz, Mrs. D. N. Busenbark and
Mrs. George Brown.
Prospective members were Mrs.
Ray Docrner, Mrs. V. J. Micelli
and Miss Irene and Miss Olive
Walker.
Following the meeting, M r s.
Rhoads left for Grants Pass and
Medford chapters to pay her of
ficial visits. She was accompanied
by her husband, Col. Owen R.
Rhoads.
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NEWS. REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
Fellowship Reception Takes Place
The Inter-Church Fellowship held i
a reception at the Elkton Christian
Church Sunday evening. A very I
large number attended and most I
of the teachers of the grade school
and high school were present.
Sidney Gales, chairman of the
Elkton school board, introduced the
board members and their wives.
Leo Crisman. Superintendent of the
Elkton schools, introduced the high
school teachers and their husbands
and wives.
The Rev. Ed West of the Chris-
SHOES Main Floor
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BIG GAME TIE. Who but Joyce could
come up uith the first truly lightweight, completely
JitxiUe sliot uilh the special flouing, going motion
of the fabulous RWri.K lift it
Mere ounces. Stip it on for a brmul nw II 7"J 1P" T"f
sensation of effortless ease. Ture hcaien. brntmtmrnUSMiSSim
tian Church had a short talk fol
lowed by a special program: Mrs
Carl Grimsrud sang a solo; a song
was sung by Diani Henderer, Peg
Levenhagen and Sue Beckley, a
trio; Mrs. Jim Bobst sang a solo
and Mrs. Don Abrahair and Mrs.
Kred Clemn sang a duet, accom
panied by their sister, Mrs. Merle
Godding.
Refreshments were served by the
women of th Christian Church at
the close of the program.
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Thur., Oct. 12. 1961 The News-Review, Rojeburg, Ore. 11
'Back To School'
Theme Of Party
The Friendship Club of the Wom
en ot lh- Moose held a meeting
Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Penfield
was hostess in her home on Free-1
mont Ave., with Mrs Vernon Bent-
ley, Mrs. Richard Mustard, Mrs.
WaWnn Routledse and Mrs. Bar
ney Fenwick actiri as co hostess-
Theme was "Back to School," ev
eryone coming in suitable cos
tumes. T-'embers acted as pupils
and the chairman as teacher.
L'pon closing the meeting,
games were played and refresh
ments were served.
Those attending were Mrs. Jack
Hart, Mrs. Richard Tucker, Mrs.
Waldon Routledge, Mrs. Vernon
Bentiey, Mrs. Dewain Graves, Mrs.
Clarence Horton, Mrs. Willis Wain
bolt. Mrs. Richard Mustard. Mrs.
Charles Fenfield aix" Mrs. Lester
Frost.
Rush Party Given
At Bashford Home
A rush party was held by Beta
Iota ESA, on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Bob Bashford. The
theme was "Dreamland" and the
members and guests came attired
in pajamas.
The following members were
present: Mrs. Mike Wootiin, Mrs.
Charles Bailey, .Mrs. Joe Sinko,
Mrs. Jack Mathis. Mrs. Dirk Ber
ney, Mrs. Bob Wilson, Mrs. Gib
Hallett. Mrs. Dee Boyex, the host
ess, Mrs. Bashford, and the co
hostess. Mrs. Don Rogan; nd Mrs.
I.arry Burge. Mrs. Frank Benson,
Mrs. Ray Clevidence, Mrs. Bill
Welt, Mrs. Bert Kleiner, Mrs. Ken
neth Byland and Mrs. Leo Hanley,
guests.
Mrs. Craves Is Hostess
At Party On Tuesday
Mrs. G. C. Graves of Melrose
entertained at a morning demon
stration parly at her homo Tues
day. Mrs. Evan Johnson presented
games and gave an interesting
demonstration.
Others present Included M r s.
Bonnie Clatlin. Mrs. Joyce Stew
art and daughter: Beverly Unci)
and son and daughters; Helen Rart
lett, Kathy Harris and son: Jane
Cheek and Cheri, and Margaret
Reece.
FL Club Feted Thursday
At Rebekah Lodge Meet
The Glendale Rebekah Lodge
met Thursday evening. A special
teature of tile evening was the
lumitrinL of thp Fl. Clllh The
theme "rain and umbrellas," was'
carried out in several games. I
It was announcer1 that all dime i
cards should be ir by November. I
At the close of th- meeting. Mrs.
Fred Kaler, .Mrs Dean Sanson
and Mrs. Ho v aril EJson served re
freshments. T. bleu were decorat
ed with vari-colorer" asters.
Of ficers Named
By Group Group
New officers for the Glendale
Baptist Women's Missionary I'nion
cre installed at an all day meet
ing held recently. Mrs. Archie Mc
Elroy, outgoing president, receiv
ed a lovely Bible and a card of
appreciation.
New oflicers installed included
Mrs. Alvin Long, president; Mrs.
Glenn Price, vice president and
program chairman; Mrs. Archie
Mc Elroy., secretary treasurer;
.Mrs. Paul Moody, community mis
sion chairman; Mrs. James Kurt
hof, social chairman; Mrs. Mac
Napier. G. A. leader The study
book chairman has not yet been
named.
Charming Coffee
Given By Chapter
Mu Chiptcr of Beta Sigma Tlii
entertained guests Thursday aft
ernoon at a lovel. coffee at tlio
home of Mrs. Larre i l.oveland on
W. Berdine St. .Mrs. l.oveland and
Mrs. Jack Walters wero co-hostesses
for the affair.
The serving table was beautiful
ly decorated with yellow dahlias.
Those served were Mrs. Clair K.
Allen, director, Mrs. M. L. Hall
mark, sponsor; and guests, Mrs.
Richard Snyder, Mrs. Lee Miller,
Mrs. Kenneth Bo;ce, Mrs. Dewey
James, Mrs. William Alderson and
Mrs. Fred Dynock.
Members present were Mrs.
Bart Garrison, Mrs. William Sinrs,
Mrs. Norris Hart. Mrs. Jack Wall
ers, Mrs. Dale Clark, Mrs. Jerry
t'oen, Mrs. Laurei l.oveland. Mrs.
Jim Shrum. Mrs. Willi.un Stcelii
and Mrs. Kichari1 Thompson.
4-H Club Enjoys Picnic
The Dinky Creek 411 Club of.
Melrose held an enjoyable picnie
recently at Slewarl Park. Mem
bers and their parents were pres
ent. Janice Grace was awarded a
cup for chalking up the most
points in a club contest. Norma
Lash was in second place.
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