f TV-" : - 1 ROTARY ANNS honored Mrs. the district governor of Rotary, ing luncheon Thursday. Pictured above seated ore Mrs. Donn Rodobaugh, Mrs. John L. Haskins, Mrs. Palmerton, Mrs. Cliff Thomas and Mrs.. J. V. Short. Stonding: Mrs. va : f , MRS. E. C KLEMMER, obove, who it moving soon to Port lOrford. where her husband is employed, was honored at o (surprise farewell parry given by the Lady Golfers ot the ! Roseburg Country Club Tuesday ond enjoyed by members : of the club and 'Invited guests. A shower of lovely gifts twos presented to Mrs. Klemmer. (Picture by Chris Studio ' of Photography ) . l.'.sw..-' 1 ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. ond Mrs. William Erbe of Ten mile onnounce the engage ment of their daughter, Mory Ann, to Ronald Wayne Cole man, son of Mr. ond Mrs Woyne Coleman of LaGronde The bride-elect wos graduated from Douglas High School ond is now attending Oregon Tech- nicol Institute at Klamath! Falls. The bridegroom-elect was groduoted from LaGrande High School ond ottended Oregon Technical Institute ond is now employed in Em met, Idaho. No date has been set for the wedding. ROSEBURG BOWL OFFERS rats NEW CLASSES FOR WOMEN STARING MON:, OCT. 23 at 1:30 P.M. S tnloyMt Immm (tMcli Mn.) wrtfc FILMS end RECORDINGS A Rwt Mtf wt to iMrn! Cell OR 2-3601 ROSEBURG BOWL 2400 N. I. Diamee' Uk l Rotary Ann President p 0 y Loren Palmerton, wife of Klamath Falls, at a charm v V Party Honors Virgil Jennies Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jrnnie were honored it lurprifle houaewarm ing party Wrdnesday by a group of friends. The Jrnmrs are lhf new managera ot the tour Winda Motel. Surpruing them were Mr. and Mra. J. P. Motichenhachrr, Mr. and Mra. D. G. Palm. Mr. and Mra. Roy Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sojka, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rlrvuis. Mr. and Mrs. Paului Mc Kre and Mra. Edith Bliss. A lovely buffet auppcr was serv ed laler in the evening. A beauti ful j I painting waa presented to Mr. and Mra. Jennie from the group. The party was arranged by Mra. Blevins, Mrs. McKce and Mrs. Bliss. Mrs. Lomax Is Hostess To Club Mrs. Virgil Lomax entertainrd her bridge club at a very lovely 1 o'clock luncheon Vedneday at her beautiful home. Pink dahlias formed the attractive decorative motif for the occasion. Covert were placed for Mrs W. T.. Toier, Mrs. Ellon Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth Hailey. Mrs. Edward M. Murphy, Mrs. Glen I Cibbons, Mr. Robert H. Savasr. Mr. Kenneth Kirk and the honte a, Mrs. Lomax. High icore tor 'he afternoon's contract bridge p1a was won by Mra. Toier with Mrs. Jackson winning aecond high score. I BOWLING INSTRUCTION " of 1 1- h I. iVi 'jr'-mm- iifii?T'titi"-'i'-; Story lies, Mrs. H. T. Hansen, Mrs. J. D. Myers, Mrs. Joe Boatwright, Mrs. Hubert Totmon, Mrs. Robert Beardsley, Mrs. Corlos M. Poge ond Mrs. F. YV. Fitzgerald. (Picture by Clark's Studio). Fa re we Enjoyed Lady Golfers honored Mrs. . C. Klemmer at a charming sur prise farewell shower party Tues day, following the noon luncheon and guesl-Jay party of the group at the clubhouse. Mra. Klemmer is moving soon to Port Orford to join her husband and make their home. The tablea for the luncheon were appropriately decorated in the Halloween motif. Mrs. Robert Iecklider, retiring captain of the Lady Golfers, in troduced Mrs. Robert Ganz, the incoming captain. Other new offi cers are Mra. William Machen, co- eaptain; Mra. Ted Barnes, secre tary, and Mrs. Howard Pattison, treasurer. Mrs. Phil Harth waa an nounced the winner of the tourna ment medallion. Best overall win ners were Mrs. Milton Hard. Mrs. O. R, Petersen, Mrs. George Lu oma and Mrs. John Napier. Sweep slakes winnera were Mra. M. S. Mocabee, Mrs. Ray Jensen, Mrs. Kenneth Hebard and the winner of the beginning golfer with the most improvement in play waa Mra. W. S. Barnes. A prize was presented to Mrs. Klemmer. Mrs. Joseph Lanspa was In charge of the surprise party honor ing Mrs. Klemmer and waa assist ed by Mrs. Machen in presenting a delightfully clever skit, "It Could Be You," after which the many lovely gifta were presented to j Mrs. Klemmer from' Mrs. Dean Uirksen, Mrs. n. 1. Hansen, Mrs. Muriel Mitchell To Be Honored At Reception The most interesting social event ot the coming week will be the reception being sponsored in hon or of Miss Muriel Mitchell, ' as sistant librarian of Douglaa Coun ty Library, who is retiring the first of the month. The reception will be held from 8 to 10 p m.it the First Presbyterian Church social I rooms and all friends of the li brary and Miss Mitchell are most cordially invited to call. Mra. N. Charles Wallin. presi dent of the Roseburg Woman's Club, is acting aa general chair man of the affair. (The Roseburg Woman's Club started the first li brary in Roseburg). Miss Mitchell waa Rosehurg's first trained li brarian and during the seven years she served as hbranan. she was Trophy Dinner Dance Saturday Members nf the Roseburg Coun try Club and their invited gursu will enjoy the annual trophy din ner dance Saturday. Oct. 21, at the clubhouse. A social hour will be held from 6.30 to 7:30 p m. Din ner will he aerved and fh Im. ph., w,n be pirsrnted at 30 p m. followed bv a program. The dance will begin at 9.30 o'clock. Sportswear is in order for the af fair. Jack Davis and his social committee has charg. ot the event. "I Reduced ' with 1 :;' AYDS" ti joyi DIANA DORS . "I lot tlx. tt A;4 Pl.a 1h ff f.ndr way t m.tro your ninM." T.k.N a. d.rw-tt, At iUmtn-Mn.ral faady evrht your pnm. Y om aatomatirally .at tawi wirhtl A yd. ffcot.t or earamol. la o..y Oork guanMlofft A Hocus a Supr-lf - ass. And Visitor Honored Party Tuesday George Luoma, Mrs. W. S. Barnes, Mra. Jack Schvaneveldt, Mra. Sidney Leiken, Mra. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. Fred Slever, Mrs. Kenneth Hebard, Mra. Jack Davis, Mrs. Robert Ring. Mra. W. R. Case beer, Mra. Ray Jensen, Mrs. D. H. Sanders, Mrs. O. R. Petersen, Mra. Kenneth Quine, Mra. M. L. Yeatrh, Mrs. M. C. Cassel, Mrs. Burton T. Randall, Mra. James Hughes, Mrs. Eldon Caley, Mrs. James H. Harris, Mrs. Ira J. Seitz. Mrs. L. W. Riley, Mrs. Robert Ganz, Mra, Robert lcklider, Mra. Lawrence Burr, Mrs. Raymond Borden, Mrs. R. D. Bridgea, Mrs. Joe Perrault. Mrs. Howard Patti son, Mrs. M L. Mocabee, Mrs. Greenland. Mrs. Tf J Barne. Mra. Forrest McKay. Mra. Ted Mouche, Mrs. William Machen. Mrs. Joseph Eanspa, Mrs, Phil Harth, Mn. Frank McCord, Mrs. Marshall P. Smith, Mrs. John Longfellow Jr., Mra. Ron Frash our, Mrs. Bill Gray, Mra. Albert Morene, Mra. H. T. Carsteni, Mra. L. D. Johansen, Mrs. John Napier, Mrs. Al H. Mav. Mrs. R. W. Sedell, Mr. C. D. Albright, Mra. Porter Lainhart, Mra. Kenneth Bailey, Mra. Milton Hard, Mra. Gene Krew- son, Mrs. I. W. Metzger and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. For the afternoon's contract bridge play winners were Mrs. Al- bert Morene. first; Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, aecond, and Airs. Al n. 'May, inirn. a most diligent worker for the Douglas County library. Assisting on the general committee are Mrs. John E. Runvan, Miss Carol Trim ble. Mrs. Philip Berkley. Mrs. W. A Bucklaire, Mrs. Edwin G. Young, Mrs. M. J. Reaume, Mrs. T. L. Goodwin. Mrs. Arthur Rich and Mrs. Charles S. Woodrich All of Roseburg's civic, fraternal and social organizations members are mast cordially invited to assist with making this reception a most enjoyable occasion in honor of Miss Mitchell. Miss Mitchell is planning to sell her home here and leave Roseburg after her retire ment, Christmas Club Meets Thursday Mrs. R. D. Bridges entertained,"0.. . ......... the Christmas Club at a lovely A'ltumn flowers formed the dec 7:30 o'clock dessert supper Thurs- day evening at her attractive home in Oakland. Dahlias in shades of rose formed the decorations. Covers were placed for Mm. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. D. B. Rubar, Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. U E. Mc Chntock. Mra. J. R. W harton. Mrs. Kenneth (Juine, Mrs. ii. C. Church. Mrs. O. M. Berrie. Mrs. S. G. Palmer, Mrs. Ivan Pickens and the hostess. Mrs. Bridges. Sewing and visiting were enjoy-i-d during the pleasant evening hours. Oaklanders Meet Friday At Mrs. McMahon Home The Ladies Bible Class of Oak land Community Presbyterian Church met Friday afternoon al the home of Mrs. Charles McMa hon. Mn. Guy Tealer led the devo tions, the lesson gien by Mrs Jesse l.ee. Mrs. K. M Dunn was elected president for the coming year, and ! representatives from the Santa Fe Mr,. Pvalrr is the new secretary. I Railroad. Dehrmu, refreshments were' Officers for 1W are: President. served to Mrs le, Mrs. Rov Tru-il.ouia Brady. Glendale; vice presi- iitt. May MrCurdy. Mr,. Dunn.ldrnt. Taul Redder. Myrtle Creek: irs. rseu nurpee, ?aran w alKtns, Mrs, Carlton Goff, Mr,. Pealer and Mrs. McMahon. The November meeting win be with Mra. Richard Wayne. HONORED AT A LUNCHEON lies, obove left, who celebrated her 80th birthday that day and who is president of Rotary Anns in Roseburg, ond Mrs. Loren Polmerton of Klamath Foils, wife of the district governor of Rotary. A beautiful corsage was pre sented to Mrs. Polmerton ond o lovely chrysanthemum plant was presented by the club to Mrs. lies. (Picture by Clark's Studio). Parade Of Parties Proves Successful And Enjoyable Merry Hospital Auxiliary's an-' ual "Parade ot Parties given Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and rriday proved to be most sucessful and very enjoyable to the many guests and members at tending the affairs. Mrs. John Longfellow Jr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy were co chairmen of the coffee Tuesday at the Harry F. lBeau home on Riverside Drive in Laurelwood. The Hawaiian motif was beautifully carried out in the decorations ar ranged by Mrs. Jack Issacson. Ha waiian mumus were worn by the hostess committee members. Mrs. Joseph Lanspa, Miss Helen Casey and Mrs. R. J. Hatterscheid poured The serving table was arranged on the glassed-in patio overlooking the LeBeau garden -and swimming pool. Wednesday the salad luncheon was served at the Dr. Keith Bry ant home on SB Azalea Drive. The autumn motif waa carried out for the party with gorgeous arrange ments of dahlias, colorful leaves and bouquets of roses forming the decorations. Pounng were Mrs. Fred Schwartz. Mrs. Jack Davis, Mrs. Gene Grosso, Mrs. Dale Roles, Mrs. Oran Smith and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Co-chairmen of the charming event were Mrs. C. H. Babbitt and Mrs. Ron Frash our. Thursday a coffee at the Ray Sims home on Royal Oaks Drive in Ridgewood was in charge of Mr. And Mrs. Virgil Lomax Complimented At Dinner To comoUment Mr. and Mrs Vir-. il Lomax, who are leaving Rose-! g burg soon on an extended vaca- tion. a charming Italian dinner party was given Sunday evening at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Savage, at which time the member of Mrs. Lomax' bridge club and their husbands hon ored them. The Italian motif was beautifully carried out in the deco rations made up of fruits and veg- eti-bles, while colorful bouquets of spring for an extended stay. They dahlias and chrysanthemums were j expect to be vacationing for a artistically arranged about the! year. They will lease their home rooms. jhere during their absence. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mra. Iximax. guests ot honor; Mr. RiversdaleHEC Plans Festival The Riversdale Grange Home Economics Club met at the home of Mrs. Don Young at Winchester, with Mrs. R. G. Graham as co- J u . J " ?'" !he mL."l" er thai 12:30 notlurk. the business :-.,-. .. k xi Rot Anderson, chairman. 'I "Tnr. Berkshire ( s.hl,efeT Mrs. John jnnes. Mrs.lB. Wade. Mr,. Ivan Pickens. Mr,. Hosts for Saturdav's public card, n.hii.. -nni.. i. ... .,. Gaylord Kidney. Mrs. Paul Sang-j. R. Wharton, Mrs. H. N. Jacob party are Mr. and Mrs. Ted BwiZJit'.uZtZ'rT-. ..' Barker. Mr,. Gary ! son, Wrs. Clair K Alien and th. and Mr. and Mrs. Gene At wood Nov. 4 ha been announced as th ri.to fnr Iho annual a'all P... uval turkey dinner to be served nun. v . v ."ii ""'.Rohins were Sirs. Gil Commons, start at S p m. Mr, Thomas Gustafson. Mrs. F. Present were Mrs. Roy Anrler- j Hermann. Mrs. J. R. Pfeiffer. son. Mrs. Ora Welker. Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Randolph Slocum. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Fldon Ogle. Mrs. Glenij,m. pr,u. Mr. nvn Carstens. Richardson. Mrs. Ed Bayliss. Mm. Mr,. t, Sensabaush. Mrs. Norval Charles Stark. Mrs. E G. Trorelle. I rgmon. Mrs. Frank Hammer- mrs. iiair .-spray. irs r-mmiu waiters, mrs aienne Lee. Mrs. Fred Kuck, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Graham The November meeting will be at the Menzie Lee home. j Farm Bureau Elects The Farm Bureau held a dinner m..r,n ror.ni l attended h. im i voiing aeirxair, jsrri jar, nose- '. b.irg: women's chairman. Mrs. (Don Alter. Myrtle Creek: and sec- retarv treasurer. Mr. E. J 'Strickland, Myrtle Creek. Thursday were Mrs. Story Mrs. Byron Woodruff and Mrs. William Welch, co-chairmen. The calypso motif was cleverly carried out -and all of the hostess com mitee wore appropriate attire in the larnbean motif. Mrs. J. A Colbrunn, Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. Donn Radabaugh and Mrs. Wil liam Lassiter poured. The closing party was a charm ing tea at the Dr. John William Inruh home on Homewood Lane Friday afternoon with Mrs. Por ter Lainhart and Mrs. Joseph Lan spa co-chairmen. Decorations were arranged by Mrs. Dale William son. A Florentine lace cloth cover ed the tea table, which was center- ed by a silver tiered arrangement holding bronze chrysanthemums and green grapes. Pouring were Mrs. Stanley Long, Mrs. Paul K. Ryan, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Elton V. Jackson and Mra. Robert C. Riehle. Beautiful paintings were on exhibit and were donated by Lorraine Martin, Ruth Moss of Grand Junction, Colo, and Mrs. Ralph Johnson. The door prize (a portrait painting to be done by Lorraine Martin j was won by Mrs. Irvin Beatty. Proceeds of the parties will be used for the benefit of Mercy Hos pital's laboratory. The final party of the series will be the annual benefit card party and dessert-supper in conjunction with the Mabel Lewis fashion show, which will be an event of the last week in Feb- ruary. and Mrs. Kenneth Rlle Mr .nrf Mrs. Edward M. Murphy, Mr. and!0' Ceci' Bru""er rose to TPompleL Mrs. Glenn Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kirk. Mr and Mrs. Elton , V. Jackson, Mr. and Mra. James Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. Savage. Singing and visiting were enjoy ed during the pleasant social hours. Mr. and Mrs. Lomax plan to spend the wmter in Mexico, before making a tour of South America and then going to Europe in the Coffee Enjoyed Mrs. Harrie W. Booth and Mrs Paul H. Helweg were hostesses at' a charming neighborhood coffee at 10 O'clock Tuesday morning at the former'a beautiful borne in Laurel- wood as a farewell affair honoring Mrs. Jack-Berkshire, who with ner tamuy win move To 'Garden Jl n u . : r v jury, auu iu wtririiinx airs, nuu- . W1" a m l aureiwoon. wnere I A , Invited to enjoy the occasion with 7 . ""'Mr. Clenrla Cariu-av. Mrs. Jane honor- of MrsBerksMre anTMrs" ,chmith and Mrs. 11. r. LeBeau Yoncalla Reunion Held At George Morin Home For the first time in 1? years all of the family of Ed Williams gath ered in Yoncalla for a reunion. ! Th' surprised Mr. and Mrs. ' George Jonn for a gel-together Saturday evening. i Those enjoying the party were Mr and Mrs. George Morin, Mr and Mrs. Jfe a'orin, Mr. and Mr,. Henry Monn. Mr. and Mrs. ray Gloria ami sir. ana r. uary .Morin all of Yoncalla: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morin and Larry Yl ' hrirht of Molalla: and Mrs. Meta iLonf of Roseburg. 8 The News-Review, Roseburg, by:. ' ;-Q' MR. AND MRS. RONALD MARTIN ore pictured obove following their marriage Aug. 26. The bride, Jill Freeman of Roseburg, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horry Kern of 2056 Harrison, North Bend. The bridegroom, who is a teacher ond athletic coach at Dallas Junior High School, ' is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin of 1032-B Gulick Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photog raphy). Jill Freeman Now Mrs. Martin The wedding of Jill Freeman of tary by the firm of Winston and Roseburg and Ronald P e t e rlKeohane, Roseburg attorneys. Martin of Dallas took place at 3 The bridegroom was graduated p.m. Aug. 26 at the charming home I from Kamehameha School in Hon- of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Jones of this ritv JllHpe Warrt U'atuin nf jSutherh'n performed the double ring ceremony which took place in front of the fireplace which was banked by arrangements of white gladioli and Cecil Brunner roses. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kern of North i Among the many guests from Bend. The bridegroom's parenisiout of town was Mrs. William are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin Gauer Sr. of Honolulu, a very good of Honolulu, Hawaii. j friend of the bridegroom's family. Harry Kern gave the bride in marriage. She was charming in a full-skirted street-length dress of pale green taffeta, fashioned with short sleeves and low rounded neckline. Her headpiece of pale green veiling was secured by a small cap of white orchids which matched those in her bridal bou quet. Mrs. Elwyn Jones was matron of honor, wearing a pink suit with white hat and accessories. Her cor sage was a white orchid. Elwyn Jones attended the bride groom Following the wedding ceremony a reception for 100 guests was held at the Jones home. The serv ing table was lovely with its pink damask cloth ana anangemenis ment the wedding cake. The pink and white cake was three-tiered and was topped with pale pink wedding bells. Serving the cake was JoAnn Fake. Punch and coffee were serv ed by Colleen Wells. Mary Ann Young and Carol Roberts had charge of the guest book and gifts. Before leaving for their home in Dallas, the newlyweds honey mooned in the central Oregon area The bride, who attended Lincoln and Roseburg high schools, has been employed as a legal secre Interesting Meet Held At Home Of Mrs. Bolen Alpha Chi. ESA. held a model meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Gene Bolen. After tho mpetinff. Duests and rn.mtw.ra rnioveri an eduction! program. "Airline Hostess." with M Eulird, Schlaefer as guest SPeaKer. Refreshmenls were served bv tne co-nosiesses. airs. roien ana I Mm. Dick Hanlin. Th. . vr, Fuarda 1 Wilson. Mrs. Joe Siallon, Mrs. William Hallcraft. Mrs. Lyle Qmst. I f'''- Mr- B"b Ed'" and .Mrs. Floyd Walker. Commencing Nov. 2nd -7 P.M. I THREE MONTHS COURSE At Ricketts Tow tioaoinM Aftc.tt.M CtnM Inxraml Teochen Choir BE VOICE Ore. Fri., Oct. 20, 1961 olulu and Oregon College of Edu cation. He is currently employed by the Dallas School District as teacher and roach at Dallas Jun ior High School. He taught for two years at Wilbur Elementary School in the Roseburg School Dis- trict. Her son, William Gauer, is a teacher at the junior high school in Roseburg. Winners Reported Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club, ACBL, met Friday afternoon at the Umpqua Hotel for the weekly play. North-South winners were Mrs. M. L. Hallmark and Mrs. W. C. Calli son, first; Miss Gertrude Rast and Mrs. Burnett, second, and Mrs. S. G. Palmer and Mrs. Russell B. Rummel, third. East -West winners were Mrs. A. B. Collier and Mrs. C. B. Wade, first; Mrs. Fred Schwartz and Mrs. B. L. Harden brook, second, and Mrs. Waiter Fisher and Mrs. II. N". Butler, third. Tuesday evening the group met at the Umpqua Hotel for master point play. North-South winner were Mrs. A. M. Perkins and Rich ard Davis, first; Mrs. L. E. Mc Clintock and Mrs. G. W. Marshall, second, and Mrs. Lyle Bodenner and Mrs. A. B. Collier, third. East West winners were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bevans. firt; Mrs. Fred Schwartz and Mrs. W. C. Calli: second, and Mrs. Harry Bruffy and Mrss Gertrude Rast, third. Tuesday Club Is Entertained Mrs. D. B. Bubar entertained her bridge club at a very lovely 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her attractive home on SE Cass Ave nue. Dahlias formed the beautiful decorations for the occasion. Covers were placed for Miss Hel en Casey, Airs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. L. E. McClintock. Mrs. C. hostess, Airs. Bubar. High score for .the afternoon's contract bridge play was won by 'Mrs. McClintock. IN VOICE TRAINING Music Store By Antonia D. Hansen Arlt.rit.d rtpnttfffrariY. .f Frans f nMchewski NoWd N York Toach.r Enroll Now At Ricketts Clots Limited En.Mi.riM ) Spoattin. 1.4 H.kirt Directors Toko Not CONSCIOUS