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8 Th Ntwj-Review, Roseburg, Ort. Tuei., Nov. 7, 1961
Eva Sue Gardner
October Bride
A PLEDGE CEREMONY ond dinner was held or the Four
Winds for Alpho Chi Chapter, ESA. New pledges are Mrs.
C. R. Edison and Mrs. Bill Barker, pictured wirh Mrs. Gene
Bolen, president. Others present were Mrs. Paul Sanger,
THE PUBLIC is invited to enjoy the annual bazaar to be
sponsored the evening of Nov. 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. and
oll-doy Nov. 15 ot the First Methodist Church with the
Womon's Society in charge. A merchants luncheon will be
served Nov. 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pictured above is
Bertha Rebekahs
Initiate Member
Mrs. Kenneth Warner was in
itiated into Bertha Itehekah l.oli;e
during formal ceremonies at the
regular session of the lodge Tues
day evening in the IOOF hall in
Canvnnville with Mcs. Ix-onard
Clifton, N.G. and Mrs. S. Tucker,
V. G., presiding.
Baskets of fall flowers decor
ated both the hall and the dining
room Following the degree work,
the Relief Rebekahs of Riddle
presented a beautiful drill with
their team attired in whit for
mal and Mrs. Joan Payne in
charge.
Joan Tayne received a money
gift to replace something for her
home that was destroyed by fire.
Visitors were present from Kui
die and Grants Pass. Refresh
Pass. Refreshments were served
menta were served at the close
of the meeting, with F.lx-eda Pres
ton and Laura Goodcll in charge
Dinner Given Saturday
By Horticulture Club
Members of the W inston Dillard
4 H Dilwin Horticulture Club met
at the home of their leader, Kaih
enne Cory, in Winston Saturdjy.
Mrs. Cory was assisted by her
aister, Susie Oar.
The girls In the club prepared
a chicken dinner for the group
while the boys moved trees and
shrubs and did the landscaping of
the yard.
A business meeting was held ami
a delicious chicken dinner was en
joyed at noontime with the follow
mg present: Roger Nickerson. Mer
vin Pearson, Pete Mct'ord, Jamrs
Householder. I.arry Dave. Floyil
Cook. Jeanie Patrick, Kathy Jus
lis, Jovre Wright, Mrs. Cory and
Mrs. Oar.
Pizza Party Is Given
Miss Barbara lline of the Pis
nnville Road held a pirra party
t her home Sunday. The ohieit
was to pass lank for Camp Fire
requirements. Girls attending were
Janice (halker. Sandra Green,
Sandra York, Cindy Wadsworth,
Karen Hanson and Karen Bryan.
jMonte Carlo Party Given
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Halloween decorations were usedj
about the home of Mrs. M. C. ,
Rowker when she entertained
members of Xi Tau Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi, and their husbands at
a Monte Carlo Party Saturday '
evening. '
Mrs. Russ Carey, Mrs. I,. I.
Burr. Mrs. Joe Barnes and .Mrs.
Bill Pritchett of the social com-
mittee were in charge of arrange- j
ments.
Cards were played and visiting
enioyed during the social hour. A,
buffet supper was served during
the evening
The October meeting of the Brit-,
ish Brogues was held Wednesday
I evening at the home of Amy
Bauer. Rosemary Boggess was
. welcomed as a guest and prospec
tive member. She is originally from
j Croydon. London, Kngland.
! The meeting was conducted by
the new president. Margaret Dunn.
Plans were discussed concerning
an Fnglish-style Christmas party
for the children of branch mem
bers.
' A beautiful, initialed Fnglish
handbag was presented to the out-
1 2-Year-Old Celebrates
Birthday At Home Party
.1 iliina llan I- tftfi,irii4 Pnr.t
at a birthday party at her home
on Dixonville Road Monday to
celebrate her 12th birthday.
I Invited gtirsis were Phyllis Ha
rrier, Karen Bryan, Mariorie Col
lins, Karen Hanson, Barbara Hut
field, Lee Ann Hart, Sandra York
and Baibaia llane.
The grmip danced to rrennls
and plaed games. Lovely refresh
ments of hirtMav cake and ire
cream was srrved to the guests
ine rvcimiK. nonen Jveni.
English-StyIe Yule Party
iSlated By British Broques
Mrs. Lyle Quist, Mrs. Joe Scallon, Mrs. Gary Wilson, Mrs.
Glenda Gadway, Mrs. Bill Hollcroft, Mrs. Gaylord Kidney,
Mrs. Norm Johnson, Mrs. Leon Hughes ond Mrs. Floyd
Walker. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
the committee in charge of dolls to be on sale. Seated ore
Mrs. Edward Maurer, Mrs. A. L, Boiler and Mrs. W. G.
Shugart. Standing ore Mrs. E. A. Helmboldt ond Mrs. D.
A. Kier. All types of Christmas gifts, foods and articles will
be on sale. (News-Review Photo)
Attending were Mrs. Clair K. Al
len, city sponsor, and Ir. Allen;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnes, Mrs.
M. C. Bnwkcr, Capt. Stan Adams.
Mr. and Mrs 1.. L. Burr, Mr. and
Mrs. Russ Cary. Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Cone Jr , Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Dlmifk, Mr. and Mrs Paul Hult.
Mrs. Harold Jokela. Mrs. Neil Kas
er Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Del Mohlev,
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Page, Mr. ai!
Mrs. Laurence Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Pritchett, Mr. and Mrs
Georiie Strand, Mr. and Mrs. Kd
'reiiiler, Mrs. Ted Barnes. Mrs.
Neil Kaser Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kent
going president. Baibari
going president. Barbara Rnskin
Visiting and games were enioyed
and prizes were awarded to the
winners.
Delicious refreshments were
served from a Halloween motif
decorated table to the following
Rosemary Bockcss. .Margaret
Dunn. Barbara Bristun. Peggy
Svarverud. Kileen llerrigcs. Juan
Ctrl! mil tHa h.itina A ..... u...-
! The next meeting will he held at
me new nome ot Margaret Dunn.
442 W. Benline. Guests are wel
come. For further information, call
Margaret Dunn at OR 2 IS69 or
Barbara Brishin, OR 3173.
Costume Party Given
; Saturday At McLains
A delightful costume Halloween
party was held Saturday night at
the W. IV Mrl.ain home.
Appropriate decorations set th
scene lor the games. Refresh
mrnls were served hv Mrs. BUI
Mrl am and Mrs. Bruce Shaner.
co hostess.
Children present wore Carol and
and leslie llammrll. Donna .Math
es. Doyle and Mike Mi-Lam. Char
Intie 1 ancrnherg. Bill v and Kim
Mcl.nn and Darcie Shanrr.
Cultural Talks
Heard By Group
Two interesting cultural pro
grams were enjoyed by members
of Alpha Theta Chapter of Beta
Mgma rni wnen tney met recent
ly at the home of .Mrs. Arnold
Ryder.
A most informative talk was
given by guest speaker, Hilda Pe
terson, on the subject of Prose.
Mrs. G. R. Hayes presented a
most enjoyable program on Poetry-Mrs.
Ryder and Miss Jean
Crow, hostesses for the evening,
served tasty refreshments to Mrs.
Georgene Clark. Mrs. Jim Whel
chel. Mrs. Richard Rouev Mrs
R. G. Hayes, Mrs. Carl Bonner.
Mrs. Kiiward Sitton Mrs O. J
Feklkamp, Mrs. J. V. Rerggreen,
Mrs. Roger Swrngel, Mrs. Don La
Branche. Mrs. Wayne Schuli and
Mrs. Dirk Kruysman.
Bazaar-Dinner Planned
By St. Joseph's Society
St. Joseph's Altar Society con
vened recently in the meeting room
at the Catholic church. President
Jo Guse announced her chairmen
and plans were discussed for the
forthcoming annual baraar and din
ner to be held at the church Nov.
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The Timber Pears Quartet from
the Sweet Adelines group enter
tained, giving several numbers
after the meeting was adjourned.
The serving table was attrac
tivelv decorated in a Halloween
motif and lovelv refreshments
were served to Father Buckley,
members and guests.
Two Members Inspiration
For Birthday Celebration
I The hirthdavs of Ginger Clifton
and Mary Connor were the inspira
tion for a birthda" take surprise
bked bv Mrs lewis Wooley and
served following the regular meet
ing of the South Ioiiglas Rainbow
Assembly held Wednesday in the
(Masonic Temple at Canvonville.
During the meeting, preliminary
plans for a slumber party were
. made.
Kvt Sue Gardner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner Sr.
of Winston, and Kenneth Ray Wat
ers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodger
Waters of Olney, III., were united
marriage at 8 o clock in the
evening on the sixth day of Octo
ber in the Winston Assembly of
God Church. The Rev. William!
Garner performed the double-ring I
ceremony in the presence of 140
guests.
Candelabra and baskets of vari
egated pink and white dahlias
formed the setting for the cere
mony. Ivy and dahlias were woven
into the fence and arch.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She was dressed in
floor-length gown of bridal lace ;
over satin. It was highlighted by :
long sleeves and a scalloped neck I
line. She wore an elbow-length veil
let off by three lace roses. She:
carried a white Bible covered with
white dahlias and pink rosebuds.
Wilma Gardner, sister of the'
hride, acted as maid of honor.
Imogene Gray and Martha Garner i
were bridesmaids. They wore street1
length dresses of pink taffeta anJ
white feather hats. Their bouquets!
were of pink and white variegated
dahlias.
Wanda Waters, cousin of the.
bridegroom, and Wendy Mus-1
grove were candlelighters. Toni
Gardner, niece of the bride, was
flower girl, and Don Gardner, ne
phew of the bride, was ringbearer. I
Richard Gardner, brother of the I
bride, served as best man. Doyle i
Gardner, brother of the bride, and
John Waters, cousin of the bride
Gay Ladies Have Luncheon
To Compliment Members
Sharon I.ambreth and A d d i e i
Stobbe were honored recently at a j
delightful luncheon by the Winston i
Gay Ladies at the home of Marge;
Kohlrr in Winston. ,
A lovely flowered cloth covered ,
the serving table, which was cen-l
tered by a lazy Susan holding a
large yellow dahlia. Lovely bou-l
quets of fall flowers decorated the !
room. j
A new membei. Miss Bobbie
Goodman, was accepted into the
club. Guest for the day was Bonnie j
Weber.
Game-s were played, with prizes j
presented to Sharon Lambreth and j
Dean Mowery, who also received
Thompson Home Is Scene
Of Lovely Wedding Shower
Nancy Barker, who is to become
the bride of Garry Broyhill this
month, was complimented Friday
at the home of Mrs. Wilbur
Thompson in Melrose. Hostesses
were Mrs. Dave Schrader and
Mrs. John Hughey.
Decorations included large while
wedding bells with lavender and
white streamers. Two heart-shaped
cakes joined together were in lav
ender and white.
Those attending were Mrs. R. Z.
Barker. Mrs. C. V. Lynn, Mrs. Wil
bur Thompson and Jame. Mrs. Don
Isakson and Carol. Mrs. Chris
Wulff and Linda and Susan. Mrs.
Chuck Howe. Mrs. E. P. Holcomb
Mrs. John Broyhill, Mrs. Elmer
Crawford, Mrs. R. L. Foster, Mrs.
Zuleima Queen
Visits Nile Club
The Zuleima Woodland Nile Club
of Glendale was host Friday
evening at the Masonic Temple,
for the official visit of Sarah Pet
era of Medford, Zuleima Temple
queen. Three past queens, Obera
Dunn, I.arena MrN'air and Lucille
Rice, were also present.
Other officials in attendance in
eluded Pearl Moreland, princess
recorder: Marina Gardiner. Tirra;
Jackie Allen, Zora; and Carol Re
cel. Zcnobia.
Other out-of-town visitors includ
ed Eva Cook, lxjuise Daughery.
Susanne Zirmillim, Muriel Jacob
son; Jocelyn Ross. Iirraine Smith,
i Lucille Miller, Dorothy Young
blood, Marion Ward, and Thelma
Larson, representing Ashland, Med
ford and Grants Pass Seven mem
bers of the Glendale club were
present.
A delicious turkey dinner, pre
pared by members of the Glen
dale Club, was served by mem
bers of the Glendale Bethel of
Job's Daughters. A short meeting
and visiting followed.
Canvonville Man Feted
I At Party On Saturday
j Mr. and Mrs. Bnice Ferguson
and family visited the Oscar Wat
ermans Saturday at Grants Pass
1 while thev were here on business.
They reside at Santa Rosa.
On Saturday evening, the Fer-
' gusons were hosts to P. W. Bourns
Sr.. of Santa Rosa, who was here
to meet his daughter in law, Mrs.
i P. W. Bourns Jr , the former Kay
Ferguson.
On Saturday the Fergusons gave
a farewell party for Paul Gamble
who had been called into the ser
vice after planning to spend th-'
winter at the DFPA station. In
eluded in the turkey dinner and
card party were Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Bongo and family of Ara
lea and Mr and Mrs T. W Bourns
Jr.
groom, were ushers.
Mrs. Ray Musgrove played the
traditional wedding-music and ac
companied Elmer Hethcnck as he
sang "I Love You Truly." "Whith
er Thou Goest" and "The Lord's
Prayer."
Since the bridegroom's parents
were unahle to attend the wedding,
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Waters took
their places. Mrs. Waters wore a
gray suit with dark accessories.
Mrs. Gardner wore I royal blue
dress with white accessories. Their
corsages were of light pink gladi
oli Following the ceremony, a re
ception was given in the recreation
room of the church. The bride's
table was set with candles and
roses on a pink cloth. Anna Me
Harque. Pat Roberson, Janice!
Gardner and Barbara Kereckj
served at the reception. Nellie Ken-1
ton and Nelda Sanborn were in I
charge of the gifts. Norma Kereck
was in charge of the guest book.
The bridegroom served in the
V. S. Air Force and is now em
ployed by Jeske Bros. Construc
tion Co. in Roseburg. The bride is
a recent graduate from Roseburg
High School and ts presently em
ployed by Gerretson Building Sup
ply Co.
For traveling, the new Mrs.
Waters wore a white sheath with
matching jacket. She wore a small
white hat and carried white gloves
and bag to match her slippers.
Her corsage was of dahlias and
pink rosebuds.
Mr. and Mrs. Waters art now at
home in Rnsehurg.
the door prize.
Following the h'neheon the beau
ifully decorated birthday cake and
ice cream were served to the following-
Florence Goodman, Viola
Goodman, Sharon Lambreth, Dor
is Goodman. Mary Lee Shoults,
Deane Mowery, Bushey Mitchell,
Anna Floew, Bobbie Goodman,
Cheryl Jacobs, Marge Kohler, Don
na Huffman. Addie Stobbe, Mar
garet Wolfgang and Vivian San
ford. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Addie Stobbe with
Sharon Lambreth as co-hostrss to
honor Florence Goodman and Cher
yl Jacobs.
Douglas Anderson and Mrs. Hom
er K. Williams.
Sending gifts were Mrs. Ken
Daugherty, Mrs. M. M. Manning!
and Carol, Mrs. E. L. Lester, Mrs. j
Harry Morrill, Mrs. George Show-j
ers, Mrs. 0. C. Langfield and Mrs. I
Clarence Hoffman.
Halloween Party 1
Held By Rebekahs
The Glendale Rehekah Lodge
held a Halloween party recently
in connection with its regular
meeting. The hall was decorated
appropriately with cut-out witches
and black cats and with pumpkins
and corn stalks.
Members came in costume and
before the meeting began, a grand
march was used to show off the
costumes. First priie went to Mrs..
Fred Wright who was dressed as
Martha Washington.
Mrs. James Mire was appointed
to a position on the Good of the
Order Committee to replace Mrs.:
Calvin Overcast) who moved away
recently.
After the meeting. Mrs Life F.d
son. Mrs Fred MagiU. Mrs. Tom
Weatherall. and Mrs Harold Sta-
pleton served refreshments.
The tables were beautiful'y ar
ranged with autumn - leaves,
; gourds, jack o-lanterns and nut
; cups decorated with black cats.
!
j Umpqua Association Has
I Halloween Party Friday
j The I'mpqua School Association
entertained at a delightful Hallow-
' een party in the school auditorium
Friday night. The children had
decorated the rooms with tradi-:
tional black and orange and pru
i es were awarded for the best work
and stunts was presented, with
Phil Scallon as master of cere
monies. Prue for the best cos
tume was won ty Arthur Eilef-
.son. Refreshments were served all
evening by the committee. Mrs.
Magnes Nielsen, Mrs. Lavern llur-!
phy and Mrs. Henry Teller.
Slides Shown. At Reunion
At Mauck Home In Elkton
I Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mauck of
Elkion were recent hosts at their
home at a family dinner and re
union with Mrs Mauck s niece.
Gay Hugus of Portland Miss Hu-i
sus. who recently returned from
Funipe where sh- taiuiht school
in Germany, showed colored slides
.of her trips to various countries.
The following guests were pres-i
,eni Mr. and Mrs Stanley Cun
ningham and family of Eugene
and Mr and Mrs Cecil Parker
and family, Edith Wnght and Mr
ami Mrs. Horace Cunningham and
family and Susie Moore all of
Dram Miss Hugui is now teach
ing the third grade in Poi-tland.
Atk mi wi mull i it r t
A LOVELY WEDDING of October took place in the Wins
ton Assembly of God Church when Eva Sue Gardner, daugh
ter of Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Gardner Sr. of Winston, become
the bride of Kenneth Roy Woters, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Waters of Olney, III. (Picture by Chris' Studio of
Photography).
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KELLY MARIE GODFREY celebrated her first birthday Oct.
23 at a dinner party at rhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Mila
Godfrey, 1846 NE Klomath. Cthers present were her por
ents, Mr. ond Mrs. Jim Godfrey; maternal grandparents,
Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin Wood; Roy ond Mary Godfrey, Mr.
ond Mrs. Roy McColley ond Vicki, Mike, Tammy and Shel
ley. Gifts were given to Kelly. Ice creom and birthday caks
were served following the dinner. (Picture by Chris' Studio
of Photography).
Calapooia Benefit Party
Lovely Event Wednesday
The Calapooia Women's Club
held its semi-annual benefit card
party Wednesday at a luncheon
served at 12:30 to 63 guests. Gold
en chrysanthemums were used in
decoration, and lovely holiday cor
sages were given as prizes at each
table.
Hostesses were Mrs. Louis An
derson. Mrs. Leon Millott. Mrs.
L. D. Haines. Mrs. Robert Monett
and Mrs. Archie Moore. t
Invited guests enjoying the par-.
ty were Mrs. V. Hazlrtt, Mrs.:
Jake Francis. Cleo Wheeler. Mrs.!
C. A. Pethnck. Mrs L. B. Hawk
ins, Mrs. Kenneth Manning. Mrs.
James Archer. Mrs. Ted Road
man, Mrs. Neil Burpee. Mrs. Dean
Neas, Mrs. Frank McCord. Mrs..
H. K. Halvorsen. Mrs. S. M. Wat-'
kins. Mrs. Leo Sparks, Mrs. Jeff
MC Toastmistress Club Has
Patriotic Theme For Meet
I The "Old Glory" theme was used
for the Myrtle Creek Toastmistress
Club meeting held on I'nited Na
tions Day. The colors of red. white
and blue were u,cd on the three
tables.
The entrance area had a small
table with while tahieclnth and a
figurine to represent the Statue
of Liberty holding a lishted red
candle. Other tables were similar
ly decorated with bouquets of deep
red begonias and dirk blue crepe
runners. Flags of the L". S , I nited
Nations and all countries were dis
played President Ixiis Rice led the flag
Betty Roberts Is Honored
At Tuesday Evening Party
Mrs Alfred Daniels was a
charming hostess at her home in
Winston Tuesday evening at a bri
dal shower honoring Miss Betty
Roberts
Reautiful bouquets of fall flow
ers furnished the decorations f-r
the spacious livin? room. The serv
ing table was centered by a beau
tifully decorated cake.
Games were plaved and the hon
oree opened the many lovely and
useful gifts
Mist Roberta' mama: to Jack
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Schulze, Mrs. Kenneth Wnlfer,
Mrs. A. Spelcatti. Mrs. M. Kaiser,
Mrs. H. W. Schvvesinser, Mrs. M.
Madghn. Mrs. V. Williams. Mrs.
Dale Bonney. Mrs. Ted Toner,
Mrs. Allen Hnllopeier. Mrs. Wil.
lard W'erts. Mrs. W. Schosso, Mrs.
E. Campbell, Estella Smith. Mrs.
Ward Cnckeram. Mrs. G. Kruse,
Helen Ahhott, Mrs. T. Ahton,
Mrs. R, Mulkey. Mrs. M. Chtirrh,
Mrs. F Terry. Mrs. R R. League,
Mrs. Riley Towers, Mrs. Frank
Ashley.
Minnie Church, Mrs. D. Nelson,
Mrs. O. L. Torry. Vera Holm. Mrs.
Ed Lamoreaux. Mrs. William Crow
ell. Mrs A. Carlson. Mrs Paul
I'rben. Eva Goodman. Mrs. Lavern
Murphy. Mrs. Floyd Derguson.
Mrs. L. Hanson. Mrs. M. Allen and
Mrs. R. Smith.
salute. Table topics were led by
Gwen Hermann. Each member,
dressed in the costume of the
country of her choice, spoke of
that nation.
Ruth Eaton, l.ila Neet. Gwen
Hermann and Edith Roberts gave
interestin; talks or the Inited Na
tions. World Health and INICEF.
Timekeeper was Geneva Hent
ges. Ertha Blarkert and Jackie De
Groodt were evaluators. Eve Fee
ro gave the closing thought.
The next meeting will he at a
dinner at the Birdsong Cafe Nov.
14. The Winston-Dillard cluh is in
vited to the "charter" party.
Palm was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts in
Winston. Saturday afternoon.
Giles's attendine or sending gifts
were Mines Alhert took. Evelvn
ChamMns. ()ra MrKihben. Lnn A.
Parr, Andrea lleart.ey. Mabel Rob
erts, Lucille Myers. Ruth Laura-ire.
Aita Parr. Karen Chamhliss.
Darty Chamhliss. Frannne Reese
and the 'lisses Sandra Palm. Vicki
Daniels. Judv Wn;ht. Phyllis My
e. Mavis Mvers and the hos'est,
Mrs. Darnels.