Christmas Ideas Fair And Tea To Be Event Of November 2-3 in . i i IV i V 111 II . O A ' r III I . I I It Ai W.r- r II l 3 ilk jT ' WOMEN OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH wi sponsor the holiday spirit of "giving" by sponsoring a Christmas Ideas Fair and Tea to be Thursday, Nov. 2, from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday, Nov. 3, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. in the sociol rooms of the church. There is no charge for either the fair nor for the refreshments serv ed since the idea behind of occasion is the sharing of ideas with everyone on the community. Pictured above left to right are: Mrs. Harry Coxey, Mrs. Joseph Dent, Mrs. J. P. Motschenbocher and Mrs. Mourice J. Newland. (News Review Photo). 1 riJlil (9 MOBILES and Christmos figurines are shown above by Mrs. James Rex, Mrs. R. H. Hagg, Mrs. Marcus Brown, Mrs. Lte Hunt ond Mrs. Charles Church. There will be nothing for sale os all Christmas articles and exhibits will be shown only "sharing Christmas ideos" and refreshments will also be served without charge. (News-Review Photo). SOME OF THE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS to be on dis play at the Presbyterian Christmas Ideas Fair and Tea Nov. 2-3, in the social rooms of the church are displayed above by Mrs. Bill Gray, Mrs. Robert Beordsley Mrs. Elliott Motschenbocher, Mrs. E. H. Card and Mrs. Joseph Toman. All persons interested in attending are most cordially in vited. The church women sponsored their first fair and tea two years ago and it proved so successful, it was de cided to once again share their Christmas ideos (without charge) with all residents of the community interested. (News-Review Photo). M fel m &i -7 ( i - -' -Vi It - MiWmmM'.h I iZrf-Hj- ASSISTING with the Christmas Ideas Fair and Tea to be sponsored by the women of the First Presbyterian Church next Thursday ond Friday will be Mrs. Charles S. Wood- rich, Mrs. Hubert Totmon, Mrs. Gale Wegner, Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. James Godfrey and Miss Luella Cunningham. (News-Review Photo) Two -Day Christmas Ideas Fair And Tea Announced A mot intemting affair of nrxt Thursday and Friday will be the "Christmas Idras Fair and Tea" to ba sponsored for the second time bv the women of the First Presby terian Church as a Christmas sharing project with all the rear dents of this community. The two- day affair will be held Thursday. Tov. 2. from 7 to p.m. in the fo etal hall of the church and Friday. Nov. 3, from 2: to 5 p.m. and from 7 to p.m. There will be nothing for sale during the two-day event. Refresh ments also will he served without rharge. Mrs, Clifford Domas, pres ident of the Woman's Society of the church, reports that much ef fort has been put into this protect. Both men and women are cordially invited to en jot the occasion. A spe cial room iU be arranged for the children. Two years ago the women of the church decided that instead of try ing to raise money at the holiday time, they would instead, sponsor a Christmas Idras and Fair just to share their holiday idras with all the community. The event prov ed so successful that it was decided to again sponsor it again this sea aon. Mri. J. P. Motsrhrnbarher. who headed the first Christmas Ideas Fair, will again head this year's event. Mrs. Elliott Motsrhrnbach er will serve as hospitality chair man Mrs. Clifford Brydon will be in charge of the guest book and Mrs. Charles S. Woodrirh and Mrs. D. R. Cummins will have charge of a Christian devotion center and Christmas literature, which will in clude collection of ideas to be used at home so as to emphasiie the spiritual aide of Christmas. Mrs. James Godfrey will hart charge of the children's room, which will Include suggestions for gifts and decorations children can make, also gifts, decorations and parly ideal for adults to use for children. Mrs. R. II Hagg and Mrs. Ar thur Rirh will serve as chairmen of mobiles, to include a wide variety to be displayed including types to be hung from the ceiling, windows, Christinas tree and other suitable places throughout the house. Miss l.ouella Cunningham is to be chairman of the display of homemade Christmas cards along with directions for making and ma terials needed. Mrs. Chester Morgan will serve as chairman of the package wrap ping exhibit, which will include some interesting and unusual sug- Timber Town Club To Observe Anniversary The Timber Town Duplicate! Bridge Club will hold its third' birthday anniversary party for the junior secuon Nov. (, according to' an announcement made this week by Mrs. Walter I Inch. The club meet! every Monday night at 7:30 o clock. Two games, a Junior and major section, are in play. AU persons with no more than 20 matter points are invited to attend and play in the aection of their choice. Those interested in playing in either the Junior or ma jor sections are asked to call either Mrs. Limb, or Mrs. John Daven port, . i Winneri for the Monday evening play in the junior section were Mra. K. W. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Robert Curtis, first: Dr. Albert Morene and Henry Alexander, second; Mrs. Karl T. Cone Jr. and Mrs. John Davenport, third, and Mrs. Ivan Rrosi and Mra. David Weisman. fourth. The winners in the major section were Mrs. James Doyle and Wal ter llrich. first; Mrs. Neil Kaser and Mrs. Phd Kaser, second; Mrs. II. E. PeBernardi and Mrs. Dan Hill, third, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C McGregor, fourth. 'gestioos for wrapping packages and directions will be given for aame. Plans are also bring made for package wrapping demonstra tions during the two-day event. Adult gifla will ba in rharge of Mrs. Thomas Paigeter and will in clude large range of ideas and items such as sewing, needlecralt. ceramics, painting, candy and food gifts. Centerpieces of plain and simple idras for table as well as the more elaborate will be in rharge of Mra. Hubert Totman. Candlrs of every type and description will be displayed by Mrs. Joseph Dent. Mantelpieces will be in charge of Mra. Ie Hunt and window and door decorations will be displayed by Mrs. Robert Beardsley. Music and entertainment for the two-day affair will be in rharge of the president. Mrs. Clifford Domas. Mra. Gale M. Wegener will be in charge of the workshop on decora tive metal and Mrs. Joseph Toman heads the committee making dis. I plays of dry arrangements out of nature a supply of evergreens. dried plants and seed pods. Mrs. C. B. Wade. Mra. Paul H Helweg and Mra. Maurice J. New land will be in charge of the tea table. Chnslmai tree skirts will be in charge of Mra. Charles Church and Mra. John I-oolry; floral ar rangemrata. Mra. Marcus Brown and pictures. Mra. Karl Tllrirh. F.very efiort is being made by the women of the church to make the fair and tea of special enjoy ment to everyone attending. Mem brre of all the rhurchra of Rose- i burg and all persona interested. I both men and women, are cordial ly invited to enjoy the affair. Dixiette Card Club Has Social Meet Wednesday The Dixielle Card Club of Dixon tille met at the home of Joella Bryan Wednesday, with mem hers and two guests present, lrma Han son was co-hostess. Winning high pnre wat Jessie Pyle: low, Mrs. Faye Hanen. The traveling pnre went to Margaret Miller. Dainty refrtfhmenta were served, BEVERLY BROOKE 8 The News-Review, Roseburg, ore. Fri., Oct. 27, 1961 Portrait Painter Is Guest At Xi Omicron Social Meet Committees Are Appointed By Work Basket President Mrs. Neil Christian of Rivers dale was hostess when Xi Omicron, Beta Sigma Phi met at her home. During the meeting Mrs. W. George Krueger announced plans for International Night to he held at the Roseburg Woman's Club Wednesday, Nov. 1. The affair will be a 7 p m. pot luck with those attending to wear an international costume if pos sible. The annual Halloween pot luck for members and husbands waa announced to be at I X p.m. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Wiley. Mrs. A. B.Taylor Entertains Club Mrt. A. B. Taylor entertained the North I'mpqua Bridge Club at a lovely 12:30 o'clock luncheon at her attractive home on the North I mp qua River Thursday. Covers were placed for Mrs F.u gene Boise and Mrs. I.. W. Riley, guests, and Mrs. Fred Schwarts. Mra. C. D. Glenn. Mrs. Phil Strad er. Mra. Harry Bruffy. Mra. J. K. Slattrry, Mrs. A. B. Cacy. Mra George Wharton and the hostrM, Mrs. Taylor. High acore prire for the after noons contract bridge play was woo by Mrs. Wharton. Winners Reported The Rose Duplicate Invitational Bridge Club met Thursday after noon at the Rose Hotel. Winners in the afternoon's play were Mrs. C. R. Wade and Mrs Walter Fiher. first; Miss Helen Casey and .Mrs Chester Morgan, second, and tving for third were Mrs. M. I. Hall mark and Mra. Walter Kdmonda. and Mrs. C. R. Huston and Mrs Frederick J. Porter. Those desir ing to play in this invita:onal club are asked to telephone Mra. W. C Callisoa weekly before the play Mrs. Harry Hill presented the cultural program on "Art." She displayed several of her oil paint ings and told of her growing in terest in painting. She also told the alory of the painting careers of several of Roseburg's well known artists. Pieces of their work were also on display. Mrs. Hill introduced Mrs. Lorraine Martin, well-known portrait painter from Glide, who spoke on her art ca reer and displayed some of her portraits. Mrs. Martin began a portrait in pastels of one of the members present. Refreshmrnls were served from a table centered with an arrange ment of copper colored lighted ta pers and bronze and yellow chry santhemums and dahlias. Those enjoying the evening were Mrs. Lorraine Martin. Mrs. E. J. Dockweiler, Mrs. Don Brown. Mrs Nick Barry, guests: and Mrs. W George Krueger. Mrs. Bert Shoe-1 maker. Mrs. Jack Young. Mrs j Craig Short, Mrs. C. V. DeCamn.l Mrs. Jim Daugherly. Mrs. Bill Weber. Mrs. R. L. Wiley. Mrs Robert Kidder, Mrs. Harry Hill.' Mrs. Florence Powell and Mrs Christian. Birthday Dinner Is Family Affair D. P. Brown of Grants Pass and his grandson. Arthur Peterson of Glendate. were honored at a joint birthday anniversary dinner held at the home of Arthur's parents. Mr. and Mrs- Charles Peterson Brown's 70th birthday and Arthur's 10th were to fall on the following dav. Olher guests at lh dinner includ ed Browns wife. Mrs I) P Brown: his brother, Clifford Bt-own of Grants Pass; his daughter. Mrs. Clyde Marriott, with her childrrn. Linda and Johnny Marriott; and her son and daughter-in-law. Mr land Mrs. Ronnie Marriott. aU of I G lend ale. A brief meeting of the Wood men Circle Work Basket was held at the Evergreen Grange Hall Tuesday evening, preceding the L'mpqua Squaws drill team prac tice and social hour following. The newly-elected president, Ag nes Veach. appointed her commit tees for the coming year as fol lows: Legislature and finance. Phe be McGuire and Lucy Benson: lodge activities. Alma Walker and Evelyn Croucher; home and wel fare. Bella Holm and Ruby Tuck er; civic service. Gertie Hess and Ann Strong: telephone. Ethel Fear naw and Marjone Doyle. Besse Cornish was appointed chairman for the annual Community Christ mas project. Members voted to allow a cash donation to i family in the nearby area whose home and belongings were recently destroyed by fire. The next regular service club meeting will be held at the home of Marjone Doyle with Ruby Tuck er and Ethel Fearnow as co-hostesses. Following the drill team prac tice held in preparation for a spe cial drill to be presented at the Western District 3 Convention in Eugene, Nov. 4. a social hour was enjoyed with Lucy Benson and Alma Walker as hostesses. Delightful refreshments were served to Agnes Veach. Bella Holm, Ethel Fearnow. Sarah Cy rus, Ann Strong, Ruby Tucker. Al ice Christensen, Marjorie Doyle, Jessie Thomas, Phebe McGuire. Evelyn Croucher and the hostesses. O'Neils Hosts At Two Dinners Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. O'Neil entertained at a lovely dinner Sun day at their home on the North Lmpqua River to honor their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil, of Eugene, on their third wedding anniversary. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil and son, Michael: Mrs. Bert S. Corkrum, Mrs. W. S. Plimpton. Peggy and Bruce O Neil and the host and hostess. Monday evening Mr. and Mis. O'Neil and Teggy entertained at a turkey dinner to honor their son,. Bruce, on his 16th birthday. Rich ard Bakala guest. was an additional Roseburg Clubs, ACBL Report Week's Winners Couple's Club Enjoys Potluck St. Georze'i Couple's Club held its bi-monthly potluck meeting Sun-j day at the Episcopal Parish -Hall. Morris Kclley. last year's ex-i change student to Germany, spoke' of his experiences while living with a family in ltzehne. a city of 35. 000 in northern Germanv. Kelly was sponsored directly by the Methodist Church in Roseburg The student exchange is set up through the International Chris tian Youth Exchange under the di rertion of the Natonal Council of Churches. Morns devoted the first 30 min utes to showing slides he had tak en He discussed religion, the edu cational svstem. types of food and living habits, as well are recrea tion and government. The next meeting of the club will be Nov II. The Roseburg Duplicate Bridget Club of the American Contract I Bridge League met at the I'mpqua Hotel Friday afternoon. Winners were Mrs Loyd Burnett and Miss Gertrude Rast. first; Mrs. William Norns and Mrs. Ira J. Seitz, sec ond; Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Mrs. Harry LeBeau. third, and Mrs. D. B. Bubar and Mrs. Russell B. Rum mel, fourth. Tuesday master point play was held in the evening by the Rose burg Club of the ACBL at the L mp qua Hotel. Nine tables were in play. North-South winners were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Patterson, first, Mrs. Lyle Bodenner and Miss Ger trude Rast and Dr. and Mrs. James H. Harris tied for second and Mrs. M. L. Hallmark and Mrs. W. C. Calhson, fourth. East West winners were Mrs. Ira J. Seitr and Mrs. Harry Hildeburn. first: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bevans, second; Mrs. G. W. Marshall and .Mrs. L. E. McClintock. third, and tying for fourth were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hernott and Mrs. Alva Perk ins and Mrs. K. W. Fitzuerald. Don't Miss THE PASSION PLAY Soturdoy Night Commencing Nov. 2nd - 7 P.M. THREE MONTHS COURSE IN VOICE TRAINING At Ricketts Music Store By Antonia D. Hansen Test. 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