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BETHEL NO. 8, International Order of Job's Daughters,
will honor Gladys Claypool, Spokane, Supreme Guardian of
Job's Daughters, at a no host dinner Tuesday, Nov. 1 4, at
the Masonic Temple. All Job's Daughters and persons with
proper Masonic relationship are invited. Reservations for
the dinner ore to be mode by calling either Mrs. Ken
Craig, 2-1194 or Mrs. Bob Elliott, 2-1247. The 6 p.m.
dinner will be followed by the meeting ot 7:30 p.m. No
initiation will be held.
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8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore Thur., Nov. 9, 1961
Betrothal Told
Mr. and lln. L. G. Beattie of
27 McBradueys Hd.. Dalunglon,
Christcnurcb, New Zealand, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Zandria Pamella, to
Bert Ward Watson, (on of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlet C. Watson of Elkton.
Bert waa graduated from Dram
High School and ia now in Christ
rhurch, en route to "Operation
Deep Freeie" in Antarctica. They
plan a March wedding in New
Zealand and will return to the
United State! late in spring of
1962.
Knitting Club Hosted
Mr. Bay Monner of Elkton waa
hostess at her home recently to
members of her knitting club, with
ine louowing present: Mrs. Law.
rence Holcomb. Gladys Stewart,
lira. Anel Hubbard, Mrs. Grorue
Bowman and Jean and Judy Hon
iter. The next meeting will be at
the borne of Mrs. Ariel Hubbard.
Delightful Rush Party
Enjoyed By Alpha lota
A Halloween ruth party was
held at the home of Mrs, John
Tucker by Alpha Iota Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday evening.
The hostesses, Mrs. Don Gingery
and Mrs, George Larsen, served a
delicious spaghetti dinner to Mrs.
J. P. Motschenbacher, director;
Mrs. Verden Hockett, president;
Mrs. Vernon Bratsch. Mrs. David
Grubb, Misa Arlene llayden, Mrs.
Kenneth Jones, Mrs. Alan Knudt
son, Mrs. Paul Lauch, Miss Mar
lone Martin, Mrs. Bichard U Pow
ell. Mrs. R. Elwood Smith. Mrs.
John Tucker and Mrs. Clair Von
Schriltz.
Mrs. Hockett presented an in
formative program on novels and
abort stories.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Calvin Peterson.
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Is Entertained
Memhers of the Tillicum Bridge
Club of Sulherlin were entertained
at a one o'clock luncheon Tuesday
afternoon at the lovely home of
Mrs. Vera I., llolgale. Arrange
ments of bronze and yellow chry
santhemums and autumn leaves
were used throughout the rooms.
Huh score for the afternoon play
was won by Mrs. Vem Liesinger
with Mrs. Jua Perrault winning
second, and consolation prize do
ing to Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux. The
traveling goose prize also was won
by Mrs. Joe Perrault.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Howard Wahl, Mrs. Logan White,
Mrs. Norman Jacobson, Mrs. Joe
Perrault. .Mrs. K4 Lamoreaux.
Mrs. Krank MrCord, Mrs. Vera
l.eisingrr. Mrs. O. L. Torrey, Mrs.
Loyal Stearns, Mrs. Larry Arm
strong, Mrs. William Crowell and
the hostess, Mrs. llolgale.
Cake-Decorating
Talk Scheduled
Mrs. Marshall Haughn of Win
ston will demonstrate and lecture
on cake decorating for the holi
days at the 12:30 p m. meeting of
the Newcomers Club, Tuesday,
Nov. 14, at the Bamboo House.
Those attending may bring small
loaf cakes or cupcakes on which
to practice the kleas presented by
.Mrs. Haugnn.
Bazaar Slated
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
will hold its annual parish bazaar
and dinner Sunday, Nov, 12, from
3 to 8 p.m.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
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ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Brinkman, Rose
burg, announce trie engage
ment and approaching mor-
nage or their daughter, Joan
Beverlv to Karl H. Fmun
son of MK and Mrs. Martin
Fraun, Koln, Germany. The
bride-elect was graduated from
Rosebura Hiah School in 19SR
ond is employed by Martin
Box. Oakland. Th hriHo.
groom-elect wos graduated
from Mechanics School in
Koln and is employed as a
mechanic of the Norrhside
Service Station. The wedding
date has been planned for
Dec. 2. (Picture by Wilson
Studio).
Wedding Noted
Hazel Steinman of Glendale and
James T. Floyd of Corvallis, a
former Glendale resident, were
married Oct. 23 in a ceremony
which took place In Corvallis. The
couple now resides in Corvallis
where the bridegroom, former chief
engineer at the Robert Dollar Mill
in Glendale. is now owner-operator
oi a Kirhfield Station.
The bride is a former resident of
Glendale.
I Silver Locks Clubbers
Honor Member's Birthday
Bertha Wilson was honored at a
birthday party given by the Yon
calla Silver 1Kks Club Tuesday
afternoon in the recreation room
of the Church of Christ.
Visiting was enjoyed after which
a beautifully decorated birth
day raka was served to about 25
members. The Halloween theme
was carried out in the table dec
orations, with small pumpkins and
candy treats for everyone.
The next meeting will be held
in the fireplace room of the Metho
dist Church November 21, with a
pollock luncheon at noon. All wom
en 60 years of age or over are
invited to come.
BETA UPSIL0N CHAPTER. ESA, Myrtle Creek, held a
Howoiion Rush Porty at the home of Mrs. Burton Holt
Oct. 25. Leis were presented guests including (left to
right standing) Mrs. Alf Hanson, Mrs. LeRoy Hanna, Mrs.
Bill Barnes, Maxine Oaks, Mory Freese, Mrs. Ned Norton.
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Seated: Mrs. Charles Mast, Mrs. Floyd Creason, Mrs. Bur
ton Holt, Mrs. Bill Adams, Mrs. Leon Ooks, Mrs. Bobby
Lincecum, Mrs. John Markham ond Mrs. Robert Abraham
son. A luou was followed by Hawaiian dances and enter
toinment. (Picture by Worren Studio, Myrtle Creek).
Mexican Program
Highlights Meet'
Xi Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi,
met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. M. C. Bnwker. An
giung hostesses were Mrs. Geoge
Strand, Mrs. Krank relkel and
Mrs. J. S. lloonan.
Mrs. Rus Cary presented the
program on resorts and places of
interest in Mexico, popularly call
ed the "Siren Cities."
Following the meeting, refresh
ments were served by the hostess
es to Mrs. J. R. Wharton, honor
ary member, and Mrs. Harold Jo
keia. Mrs. Bill Pritrhett, Mrs. 1..
U Burr, Mrs. Laurence Peterson,
Mrs. Bert Grill in, Mrs. Dan Dim
ick. Mrs. Russ Cary. Mrs. Karl
Cone Jr., Mrs. Melvin Kenned v.
Mrs. Paul llult and Mrs. Robert
Schmill.
Party Is Given
For Mrs. Wa lien
Mrs. Walter Wallen was hon
ored at a delightful party Monday
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Strirkling, on W.
Lmpqua Ave.
The Halloween motif waa used
to ornament the birthday cake
which was served with other re
freshments. Those attending en
joyed seeing family movies.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ho
mer Strickling. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Past and chi'dren. Sherry and
Dave: Mr. and Mrs. Dick Firman
Sr., Bob O'Connor, Marlene Welk
er, Jerry Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Strickling and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter 'Vallen.
Bathrick Home Is Scene
Of Gay Party On Friday
A group of young people held a
Halloween party Friday evening
at the Jack Bathrick home in Mel
rose. Hostesses were Leta Busen
bark and Carol Ellis. Dancing and
games were enjoyed.
Others present included Cindy
Ellis, Jerry Smith, Susan Trusty,
Donna Millard, Rex Hutton, Ray
Bathrick, Terry Chitwood, Judy
Fordtum, Ted DeRames and
Becky Kllis and Barbara Bathrick,
who helped serve refreshments.
Birthday Celebrated
Mrs. Jesse Lee of Oakland was
honored at a birthday party at
the home of Mrs. E. M. Dunn
Tuesday afternoon.
Table decorations were in the
Halloween motif.
Dessert was served to Mrs. Lee,
Mrs. Guy Pealer, Mrs. James
Archer, Mrs. Neil Burpee and
Mrs. Charles McMahon. They gave
lovely gills to the guest of honor.
Morning Coffee Event Of Tuesday
Mrs. H. B. Kruse of Riversdale
entertained Tuesday morning at a
coffee at her home. The occasion
honored Mrs. Don Kruse. Mrs.
Neil Christian. Mrs. L. W. Cotl
rell. Mrs. Don Harmon and Mrs.
C. M. Stark, whose birthdays oc
curred in October.
The serving table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered with
an arrangement of chrysanthe
mums in a rut glass bowl.
Enjoying the occasion with Mrs.
Kruse and Ihe guests of honor
were Mrs. Argus Fisher. Mrs. R.
L. Harmon. Mrs. Dale Guilev, Mrs.
Sunshine Club Meets
The Azalea Sunshine Club met
recently at the home of Mrs. Roy
Snyder, with eight members pres
ent. The hostess served refresh
ments before the meeting, and the
afternoon was spent in playing
K. G. fmllips Jr., Mrs. Darwin games.
Lee and Virginia, Harley and Kar-j The next mectine will be at the
en Kruse. 'home of Mrs. Dick Dcrrig. I
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At Sorority Model Meet
The model meeting of Beta Gam
ma Chapter of Episolon Sigma
Alpha was held at the home of
Miss Catherine Powell Tuesday
evening.
Following the meeting, Jerry
Davenport demonstrated various
methods of hair styling.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to members
and guests, Mrs Jack Bishop.
Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Dave
Geddes, Mrs. James Godfrey, Mrs.
tester Nelson, Miss Sharon Strick
ler and Misa Shirley Champagne.
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JUDY JONES, doughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Ernest Jones,
Roseburg celebrated her second birthday at o porty ot
her home Friday. Gifts were presented ond a lovely birth
day ccke was served with other refreshments to the guest
of honor and Mrs. Jim Kietzman and Jimmy, Jone ond
Connie Kietzman, Mrs. Jack Siegel and Danny, Noncy ond
Steven; Mrs. J. R. Mote and Star; grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Ohler, Gold Beach, ond Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
More and Phillip; Barbara Ohler ond her parents ond
brother. Ernest.
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