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Banquet Held Wednesday
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MRS. ALAN KNUDTSON, obove, was general chairman
for the annual International Night banquet of the affiliated
chapters of Beta Sigma Phi of Roseburg and Myrtle
Creek Wednesday evening at the Roseburg Woman's clubhouse.
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The affiliated chapters of Beta chairman, introduced the entertain-
Sigma Phi of Roseburg and Mvrtle """l evening - a mianous
Creek held their annua! Interna- j ? "lum" led
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over by all Beta Sigma J'hi mem
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an evening celebrated the world FUlha, Thmnnn
Mrs. Laurence Burr, Mrs. George
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The tables and shadow boxes j Mrs. Mflt crensky. Mrs. Ijnce
were beautifully decorated with k .-.. .j n.virf r.nihh
dahlias of many shades and the I v. p.nli' rhanier was in
buffet serving table was centered chlrge 0f decorations. Mil Chap
with a cornucopia filled with har-ter .rved the dinner. Xi Tau
vest fruit. The theme of the party ! chapter planned the publicity, Al
was "Calypso." and many appro- jpha ita Chapter, entertainment,
pnate numbers were played during , Apn4 Thetli chapter and Xi Omi-
the dinner hour. Records and pho
nograph were furnished by Kick
ells Music Store.
cron cleaned up the dining room
after dinner and Xi Alpha Omega
Chapter of Myrtle Creek made the
Tues., Nov. 14, 1961 The Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
Gladys Ollivant
Now Mrs. Smith
One of the lovely events of the bride chose a gray and green two
sea)n was the marriage of Miss I piece suit with black accessories
Mrs. Alan Knudtson, general attractive name tags.
Oakland Job's Daughters
Sponsor Friendship Night
Job's Daughters, Bethel 42 of Patron Mr. and Sirs. Arthur Tre
Oakland, sponsored Friendship! man of Oakland Chapter No. 91,
Night Wednesday when bethels OKS.
from Myrtle Creek and Roseburg Announcement was made of tliei
attended. (official visit to Roseburg of Su-
Escorted and introduced were preme Guardian Gladys Claypool.
Honored Queens Dorothy Stokes of It was voted to send $2 to the
Bethel 18, Myrtle Creek: Brooke! memorial fund for Helen Mauld-I
Young of Bethel 8. Roseburg. and ine, vice-grand guardian of Vale
Mane Paulson of Bethel 72. Rose- who died recently. A gift also will
be sent to the new Bethel institut
ed in Tigard.
Eight girls were asked to serve
at the Past Masters dinner this
month. They include W'aneta Wool
man. Wanda O'Banion. Eileen Ken
Bade. Kathy Hubbell, Sharon Rapp
and Robin Rice.
The meeting was closed by form
ing the cross. Refreshments fol-
burg: Junior Past Honored Queen
Annabelle O'Neal of Bethel 42;
Princesses Gail Newman and San
dy Butler of Bethel 72: Sharon
Stamev of Bethel 18; and Mary
Hill. Bethel 8.
Grand bethel officers introduced
were Kathy Hubhell. representa
tive to the state of Delaware: Ann
Sanders, representative to Nebras
ka and Cora Young, past grand; lowed in the dining room at ta-
guardian
Guardians and associate guard
ians introduced were Mrs. H. W,
Hubbell and Floyd Ross of Bethel
bles decorated in the Halloween
motif. During the social hour. H.
W. Hubbell showed colored slides
of the Washington Monument tak
42; Mrs. Frances Elliot of Bethel Jen during his trip east this sum-
also worthy Matron and Worthy 'mer.
BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. and
Mrs. Levi V. Campbell, Tiller,
onnounce the engagement of
their daughter, Deana Jean,
to Richard Clyde Evers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward U Rife,
olso of Tiller. Miss Campbell
is a junior at Days Creek. High
School ond her fiance was
graduated there in 1960 and
is now in The United States
Navy, stationed ot Son Diego,
Calif. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Lions And Wives
See Travel Film
Oakland lions Club members en
tertained their wives at a turkey
dinner Saturday night at the Vet
erans Memorial Building. Forty
three were present for the dinner
which was served by Beta Pi sor
ority. For entertainment, Dan GiUon,
Oakland teacher, showed films tak
en on a trip from here to New
York last summer. Pictured were
scenes of Yellowstone Park and
other places of interest.
Turkey Dinner Hosted
By Mr. and Mrs. McCord
A tnrke dinner with all the
trimmings was arranged at Suth-
THE 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hickman of Reedsport, above was celebrated at a delight
ful dinner was given Oct. 17 at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey, in Yoncalla.
Anniversary
Celebrated
The 25th wedding anniversary of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Hickman of Reeds
port, was the occasion of a dinner
party given by Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Mulkey of Yoncalla Tuesday.
At the conclusion of. the dinner
the Hickmans cut their beautifully
decorated four - tiered wedding
cake.
Enjoying the party were the hon
ored couple and Mrs. Edith Hick
man, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultrin,
Mrs. Ronald Copeland and Vickie,
Dianna and Buzzie, all of Oak
land; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mulkey
and Ruth. Gloria. Greta and Ken
neth, Salem; Mrs. Idel Bogar.
Portland; Air. and Mrs. John Def
fenbaugh and daughter. Carmen
Kay of Sweut Home; and the host
and hostess.
Executive Board
Is Entertained
The executive board of the Rose
burg Junior Woman's Club was
entertained Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Robert Inscore.
Conducting the meeting was the I
president, Mrs. George Stroop.
Plans for the coming year were
discussed and formulated.
After yearbook covers were chos
en, Mrs. Thomas Smitb, yearbook
chairman, announced the books
would be ready by the first meet
ing in December.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Inscore. to Mrs.
J. M. Boyles, contact chairman,
and members, Mrs. Paul Arra
smith, Mrs. Larry Hanlon. Mrs.
Doug Bond, Mrs. Jack Snodgrass.
Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mrs. Larry
Kvidera, Mrs. George Grubb and
.Mrs. George Stroop.
French Students
Are Entertained
Miss Patricia Mayo entertained
14 Glide High School students of
her French 11 and HI classes at
a party from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday
evening at her new Glide borne.
Students played an Italian ball
game, listened to French records.
erlin as birthday surprise, hon-,ang and played various instru
oring Mrs. Fran. McCord, Satur- j ments. Refreshments of European
dav evening. joriain were served oy tne nostess.
those enioying the affair werei Those attending were: Janet An
Mrs. McCord's sister, Mrs. Harry I rierson. Donna Blaze, Norma and
Blinco. Mr. and Mrs. George Blin-1 Sharon Haas. Barbara. Jeanne and
co and children, Cheryl and Linda, Joyce Hatfield. Diane Huseby, Kay
all of Portland; Mrs. Jerry Ny. kinyon. Iona McCord. Sharon Med
vall. Coos Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Al- lar, Grace Ruhn. Sharon Single
bert Enevolsen and children, Jo- ton anc Shirley Thomas.
anne and Donald, of Jewell, lire ,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCord.
Dixonville Party Given
By Miss Lee Ann Hart
Miss Lee Ann Hart hosted a par
tv at her home in Dixonville Sat
urday, carrying out the Halloween ent,
theme in ail the decorations , ball.
Invited guests were Barbara A watch, presented bv the group
Hatfield. Karen Hanvin. Judy to Elliott, was engraved "To Fred
Guest, Joan Pyle. Glenda Wil- from his Friends."
liams, Carol Swanon and Tommyi S J. Phtrhett was chairman in
Hart. Delirious refreshments were charge of the social evening at
served to the gunts. which 'jake and coffee were served.
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ERNEST (BUCK) JONES, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones,
Roseburg celebrated his first birthday Oct. 31. Halloween
decorations were arranged. Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Jim Kietzman ond Jimmy, Jone and Connie; Mrs.
Jack Siegel ond Danny, Nancy and Steven; his grand
parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Lester Ohler of Gold Beoch; Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Moore, and Phillip; Barbara Ohler ond
his parents ond sister, Judy. (Picture by Wilson Studio).
Fair Oaks Pinochle Club
Hosted Saturday Evening
Gladys Ollivant and Dennis Smith
at a two o'clock ceremony Sun
day afternoon. Oct. 22, at the Look
ingKlass Church. The double ring
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. C. N. Currier in the presence
of approximately 100 friends and
relatives. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Olli
vant of Roseburg and the bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hobcrt Dutton of Salem.
A pair of tall candelabra flanked
by large baskets of white pom
mums lormed a background for
the service. The center aisle was
outlined with blue and white pew
bows.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was charming in a
floor-length gown of white flocked
nylon fashioned with lowered waist
line and bouffant skirt. The bodice
featured a scalloped neckline and
long sleeves terminating in points
with five button closing. Her fin
ger tip veil was held in place by
a pearl-studded bandeau and she
carried a cascade spray of white
pom mums centered with a yellow
throated white orchid.
Miss Linda Ollivant, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor and
wore a blue flocked nylon street-
length gown fashioned with a low
ered waistline, full skirt, bateau
neckline and short sleeves. She
carried a bouquet of white carna
tions sprayed with blue.
Robert Dutton of Salem, step
father of the bridegroom, served
as best man. Ushers were James
and Keith Anderson, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom. The ushers also
served as randlelighters.
Incidental misic and the tradi
tional marches were played by
Mrs. Robert Schulze, who also ac
companied her sister, Mrs. James
Taylor who sang "Always" preced
ing the ceremony and "The Lord I
Prayer" at the close of the serv
ice
The bride was graduated from
Roseburg High School in 1959 and
has been employed by the Mark's
Drug and Department Store. The
bndegroom attended schools in Sa
lem and served four years in the
U. S. Navy. He is presently em
ployed by the State Highway De
partment.
Following a short honeymoon
trip, the couple will be at home
at 934 SE Terrace Ave., Roseburg.
and she wore the orchid from her
bouquet.
For her daughter's marriage.
Mrs. Ollivant chose a blue lace
gown with black accessories and a
pink carnation corsage. Mrs. Dut
ton wore a brown print gown with
matching accessories and a white
carnation corsage. Flowers for the
wedding were provided by Mrs.
A. A. Jacoby of the Lookingglass
Nursery.
Immediately following the cere
mony, a reception was held in the
grange hall, which had been taste
fully decorated for the occasion.
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covered with pink and white net BuunaWw
and trimmed with pink ribbon
bows. The beautifully decorated
three-tiered wedding cake topped
with a miniature bride and bride
groom, had been baked by Mrs.
Charles Schulze and served by
Mrs. Fred Schulze. aunt of the
bride. A lovely gold knife which
was a gift to Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Ollivant on the occasion of their
golden wedding anniversary in
July, 1958, was used to cut and
serve the rake. Mildred 1 met, aunt
of the bride, served the punch and
Agnes Monroe served the coffee.
Miss Mary Wooley, fiance 01 tne
bride's brother, James, had
charge of the guest book. Ar-
lene Argo and Miss Shan Low-
man took care of the gills.
Out-of-town guests included: Mr.
and Mrs. M. Fear of Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Stelzemueller and
Doreen of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Dutton, Darrel Smith and Mr.
and Mrs Mac Leffingwell, all of
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne I.
Smith, all of Springfield: and Mr
and Mrs. Keith Anderson of Cor-vatlis.
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MR. AND MRS. DENNIS SMITH, above, were united in
marriage Oct. 22 at the Lookinggloss Church by the Rev.
C. N. Currier. The bride, Gladys Ollivant, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ollivant, Roseburg, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Dutton,
Salem. (Picture by Wilson Studio).
Toastmi stress Clubs Meet
Jointly At Camas Valley
Surprise Party Is Given
Blanche Wade of Elkton cele-
brated her birthday recently al a !
surprise party at her home. I
Guests present were: Lvdia
Mack. Mrs. Ethal Alford, Mrs.
Harold Higgins, Mrs. Robert Bil
lick, Mrs. Carl Licklider and host
esses Mrs. John Levenhagen and
Mrs. Bob Beal.
A birthday cake and other re
freshments were served bv the
hostesses. The guest of honor re-
For her going . away attire, the ceived birthday card and gifts,
Bride-To-Be Complimented
At Lovely Party At Umpqua
A pleasant evening was spent at
the Edward Lamoreaux home in
Oakland Saturday when their son.
Jon, was host for the Fair Oaks
Pinochle Club.
Following the card play, a pnt
luck supper was served to Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Tozier, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Haines, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Austin, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Medley. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil -Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sparks, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Bonney, Mr. and
Coffman. Mrs. Charles Garret, By
ron Hardenbrook, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Smith of Salem and Mr.
and Mrs. Lamoreaux and son, Jon,
and daughter, Jean.
Mrs. Lamoreaux was assisted in
serving by her sister, Mrs. Smith,
who, with her husband, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Hand.
High scores for the evening card
play were received by Lawrence
Haines and Mrs. Allen. Second high
for mn was received by Deward
Modglin, and second high for worn-
Miss Shirley Bales, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Bales, was the
guest of honor at a very delightful
wedding shower given Friday eve
ning in the Calapooia Women's
clubhouse near Umpqua.
The lovely lace-covered gift ta
ble was centered with a yellow
chrysanthemum tree with a yellow
satin streamer going to each cor
ner of the table. The lace-covered
serving table was decorated with
chrysanthemums and bright fall
leaves. The two beautiful cakes
had been decorated by Mrs. Leon
Millott and Mrs. A. Grant. Games
were played for a short period,
and then the honoree unwrapped
her many gifts.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Marvin Barrirk, Mrs. Leon
Millott. Mrs. Harry Baimbridge.
A. Grant, Mrs. Gerald Yoh, Mrs.
P. Cole. Mrs. Delbert Spencer.
Mrs. T. Bnngel, Mrs. Colleen
Smith, Mrs. Louis Egglelon. Mrs.
Mrs. Deward Modglin. Mr. and! en. Dorothy Austin. Alfred Hand
Mrs. William Crowell. Macgiciand Mrs. Snarks won the sweeD
Francis, Mabel Allen, Peggy Jean prizes.
Roseburg Emblem Club
Has Thursday Game Night
The recent Emblem Club social
and game night held each fourth
Thursday of the month was an en
joyable event. The affair was held
in the Blue Room of the Elks
lOdge. Members and guests had a
choice of playing bridge or pinoch
le. The evening was concluded with
the serving of buffet-style refresh
ments. Refreshment chairman was
Kathie Jokela, assisted by Ruby
Shupping and Hellen Gallop.
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At Retirement Affair
Nearly 30 Canyonville city offi
cials, employes and friends held a
farewet party honoring Fred El
liott, retiring water superintend-
Friday evening at the city
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Berle Bledsoe. Mrs. B. Peterson.
Mrs. Rose Saleen, Mrs. Patrick
Mullen, Mrs. Jack Drake, Mrs.
Wallace Jacobs, Mrs. Neil Burke,
and the Misses Judy Mires, Rosie
Phillippi, Marlen Barrick, Norena
Peery, Donna Condon, Carolyn
Spencer and Roberta Chancy.
Those sending gifts, but unable
to attend, were Mrs. Royce Alex
ander, Mrs. James Payne, Mrs.
A. A. Peeler, Mrs. N. Taswell,
Mrs. E. Gerard. Mrs. Washington,
Mrs. Mae Michels, Mrs. Tom Buel
ly, Mrs. Richard Heimboldt, Mrs.
William Washburn, Mrs, E. Mires
and Mrs. E. Rietman.
The theme. "Witching Hour,"
was carried out at the joint meet
ing of several of Council 8 Toast
mistress Clubs held at Bart's
Cafe with the Camas Valley Toast
mistress Club hosting the event.
Programs carried a replica of a
witch riding a broom. Fall leaves,
pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn and
acorns were used in arrangements
on the tables.
Crystal McMasters, president of
the Camas Valley group, presided.
Edith Roberts of Myrtle Creek
Toastmistress Club asked the bless
ing. Topicmistress Yvonne Daniels of
the Winston-Dillard Club, carried
out the theme with topics ranging
from "Why Does a Witch Ride a
Broom?" to how to make a Hal
loween jack-o-lantern. Several
members participated.
Lucile Catchpole, Camas Valley.
was the evening's toastmistress.
She introduced Jackie DeGroodt
of Myrtle Creek: Bunny Albertus
and Mary le Weinberg, both of
Winston - Dillard; Lois Dancer.
Camas Valley: and Carrie Pone
from the host club. All the pre
pared speeencs given by them
were humorous.
Council 8 officers introduced by
Mrs. Catchpole were Ella Bart
ley, Camas Valley, treasurer; Mar
ion Niespo, Florence, secretary;
and Isabelle Mcllenrv. Florence.
chairman.
The Camas Vallev Girls Chorus 1
from the high school, under the
direction of Mrs. Russell Harwood. i
entertained by singing three ap-1
prupnaie songs. 1 icir annearanee '
on the program was a surprise'
prepared for the guests attending, j
Attending the event were: Isa
belle Mcllenry, Marian Mespo,
and Myn Cyr, Florence: Jackie
DeGroot, Lois Rice. Edith Roberts
and Hilda Auer, Myrtle Creek;
Blanche Peterson and Lucile My.
ers, Roseburg; tthel Simine,
Yvonne Daniels, Betty Kleiner.
Carol Talbert, Phyllis Parrett,
Shirley Wagner. Bunny Albertus,
Mary Lee Weinberg, Bea Stevens,
Joyce Walker and Vi Hanson, Winston-Dillard;
Margie Barrows, Mr.
and Mrs. Jess McMasters, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Catchpole. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Harwood, Carrie
Pope, Ella Bartley, Barbara Kin
nan, Marion Banks and Lois Danc
er, all from Camas Valley.
Elkhead Women Meet
The Elkhead Women's Club met
at the Elkhead Community hall re-;
cently with Mrs. Fred Broszio, I
Mrs. Paul Reeves and Mrs. Mar-i
vin Thompson as hostesses.
Mrs. Frank Roberts won the mys-1
tery prize. Margaret Agee, a new-j
comer in the community, was a
guest.
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