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EES th riWpPFFlTO" J- fe, Mils - imm t$r" I : Affile ' I ' I-- ' i ' ' ... " I... v .-a... . .- : . fcfcaM llliini ll 'llli(lliVli. ?. i,.,.-J-)--.:, . . . . I". "WE FASHION FROLIC" style show ond card party will be a charming benefit party to be held Nov, 28 at the Riverside Grange to raise funds for the Crippled Children's Hospital r Eugene, with Beta lota Chapter, ESA, as spon sor.- Fashions ore being furnished by Svobodas' Tots to Teens and Gimre's Shoe Store. The toys are from Johnny's Toy House. Tickets may be purchased from chapter mem bers cr reservations may be made by colling Jean Rogan at OR 3-8575. Among models participating in the show I Joe Sinko, and Greg Bailey, son of Mr. ond Mrs. will De uenj jock warms, son or (vtr. ana mrs. jac Mathis, and Adelle Wooten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wooten. Center, Dorcie Sinko, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Charles Rnilpu (both 3). At riaht. Diane Roaon. douahter of Mr. ond Mrs. Don Rogan, ond Sherry Mathis, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Jock Mathis. (News-Review Photos). r:; irrrCA J-iM 4-fd r--M r fe I ' - ' : . j ft ...istif ;t ' THE WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF THE Methodist Church will sponsor its annual rwo-doy, bazaar Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 14-15, in the church social trail. Doors will be open Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. ond oll-doy Wednesday with o merchants lundheon being served between 1 1 a.m. and 2 p.m. The public is Invited. Pictured obove are Mrs. Horrie W. Booth, chairman of decorations, who will be assisted by Mrs. A. J. Ellison and Mrs. Earl Wiley; Mrs. J. M. Boyles, president, and Mrs. R. L. Whipple, luncheon chairman. (News-Review Photo). Girls Hostesses At Lovely Party Miss Linda Rooke and Mill Jackie Spencer were co-hostess es at a most enjoyable Halloween oartv Kiven at the Casper Street home of Linda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooke. j The Halloween motif prevailed in the decorations, games and prizes. Costume prizes were won by Beverly Simpson ana varoi Swanson. Guests were all members of last year's 4 II Busy Hands sewing and cooking club. They included Phyl lis Young. Beverly Simpson, Linda Artemenko, Carol Swanson. Joanne Fyle and Glenna Williams. Pinochle Club Enjoys Session At Rapp Home A Halloween theme was car ried out in decorations when Mrs. Lloyd Kapp of Sutherlin entertain ed her pinochle club at her home Thursday evening. High score was won by Mrs. Clay Hensley with low score prize going to Mrs. Max Post. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Clay llensley. a guest, and Mrs. Max Post. Mrs. Dale Can non, Mrs. Ray Mullen. Mrs. Har mon Paige, Mrs. Kenneth Wolfer, Mrs. Dick Yurk and the hostess. Birthday Celebrated Alda Lee Brumbach of Dixon ville was honored guest at a fam ily birthday dinner at her home on the Buckhorn Road Tuesday evening. The occasion celebrated her 16th birthday. Guests were Alda's grandpar ents, Mr. an-1 Mrs. Joe Brumbach, and family members. A lovely decorated birthday cake completed the dinner. 8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Nov. 13, 1961 TO BE BRIDE Mr. ond Mrs. Vincenzo DeChiaro, Roseburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Yolondo, to Jim J, Matthews, Koseburg son of Mr. ond Mrs. Samuel Motthews. Eugene. Miss De- Chiora, who come to this country from Naples, Italy, wos graduated from Roseburg High School in 1960 ond is a word secretory ot the Roseburg VA Hospital. Mr. Motthews was graduated from Selina, Kon., High School and it em ployed by Snoppy Service Cofe No. 5, Roseburg. The wedding is plonned for April. (Picture by Photo Lob). New Idea Club Enjoys Dessert The New Idea Club of Edenbow er met Wednesday at the home of r.me Hughes on Melrose Koad. A delicious dessert luncheon w a a served at 1 p ro., after which the Cay wai spent visiting. Plans were made for the club's Christmas party which will be held at the home ot Marvel Cal kins Dee. (. Club members enjoying the hos pitality of Mrs. Hughe were Edith MUler, Irene Hodges, Catbenne Ferguson. Mildred Sherrill, Luri Ctoake, Marvel Calkina and Anna Rainwater. . Umpqua Grove 51 Convenes For Potluck Monday Night A potluck dinner was held at the Winston Evergreen Grange Hall Monday evening by members of the Woodmen Circle Umpqua Grove 5L The 7 p.m. dinner serv ed buffet atyle preceded Hie regu lar meeting of the grove. The Community Christmas pro ject, in which the members have participated since originated in the area, was discussed. Due to con flicting activities this year, mem bers voted to give a cash donation to the project instead of having a booth. Assistance at the bloodmobile in Roseburg (hiring December was discussed. Members will partici pate. The Work Basket will meet at the home of Marjorie Doyle. Tues day, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p ni. instead of the regular meeting date of Nov. 21. Main project for the eve ning will be the grove aerapbonk. Plana were made to again hold the annual Christmas party and gift exchange at the home of Lucy Benson in Winston. The affair will be a potluck buffet supper Tues day. Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m. The grove social will be held at the home of Bella Holm Monday, Nov. 27, at 8 p.m. with Marjorie Doyle and Alice Christensen as co hosteitses. Ethel Keamow and Ruby Tucker will be co-hostesses at the Work Basket meeting. A report was made by several members on the recent Western District i Convention held in Eu gene. Those attending the potluck din ner and mreting were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul While, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MrGuire. Miss June Dale Hutson. Bella Holm. Besse Cor nish, Robbie Iee Cooper. Alice Christensen, Lucy Benson, Ann Strong, Alma Walker. Agnes Veach, Marjorie Doyle. Evelyn Fearnow and Jrssie Thomas. Janet Haslam Is Honoree At Lovely Bridal Shower Ruby Bodine and Mrs. James Ragsdate were hostesses recently for a lovely bridal shower honor ing Mis Janet Haslam. The party was given in the Suth erlin Grange Hall which had been decorated with lovely wending bells. Bouquets of an assortment of flowers were used around tiie room. Gamea preceded the open ing of gifts. Entoving the occasion were Mrs. Roy Johnson and Ann, Mrs. John Davenport. Eunice Haslam and Barbara Jo, Beva Bennett, Fllro Beck, Mus Grarie Irons, .Mrs. Barhman. Betty Becker. Mrs. Rob ert Montgomery, Ruby Bodine. Dorothy Clark. Margaret Wilson, rrancea alirea and Judy, Mrs. Ragsdale, Mrs. Richard Swartt. Violet Sconce and Mrs. Art Hamil ton. Sending gofls were Edna Pow ers, Olive Fulman, Mn. Henry Frotscher, Mm. Frank McCord, Mr. Johnson, Ilatel Schrirker, Mrs, Vera llolgate, Gladys Minor and Sherri. Mrs. Albert Brown, Thclma Ballrntine, Goktie Conn. I Mrs. Derwond Elliott. Belty Can ning, Mrs. ram Crawford. Erma Buck and ljnda. Ruby Veatrh, Karen Miller, Mildred Durkin. Mrs. Ellis Nravoll and family and Mrs. 1-arry Modrrll. IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE NKW-REVIEW AOVERTISERS Frances V. 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