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BEVERLY BROOKE
10 Tht Newi-Review, Roseburg, Or. Frl., Nov. 17, 1961
'Christmas Tree Lane' Set
For Dec. 9-10 At Oakland
MR. AND MRS. H. C. WELLS, obove, residents of Rose
burg since 1935, have left for Palm Springs, Calif., to en
joy ttie winter. Just prior to their departure, the employes
of Pacific Power ond Light Co., honored them at a party
or which time Wells retired os monoger ond received gifts
of farewell from the group. The party took place Friday
evening ot the PP and L office. (Picture by Chris' Studio of
Photography).
Woman's Club Hears Sink
Or Swim Program Tuesday
Seventeen new members were
presented with their sponsors by
lrt Knnlh Vnrii mmhArchm
chairman, it the Tuesday meeting
of the Roseburg Woman's Club at
a 12:30 salad-luncheon at the club
house. Sirs. Pete Serafin, Mrs.
Clarence Chilwood, Mrs. L. A. Dil
lard, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs.
Kalph Johnson, Mrs. Ellen V. 01
en, Mrs. . O Straus, Mrs.
Charles K. Todd. Mrs. M. L.
Veatch. Mrs. W. W. Wilson, Miss
Klizabeth Randall. Mrs. Lloyd K.
White, Mrs. Vern Reynolds, Airs.
Dale Guiley. Mrs. Buckley Bell
and Mrs. S. S. Skemick were Intro
duced to the club and had lovely
corsages made by Mrs. O. J. Feld
kamp pinned on them.
The tables for four, set up for
the luncheon, were centered with a
tiny arrangement of yellow and
rust colored button "mums' with
autumn leaves as a base creating
a festive fall decor. The luncheon
was chairmanned by Mrs. Harrie
Booth with Mrs. U U Burr as co
chairman. Assisting them were
l Unrlan f' rf or- Vrt W. Kf-
nest Buell, Mrs. Roy Anlauf, Mrs.
u.L.nharlr Mr R V. Brad
ley, Mrs. Lois Burton, Mrs. Clar
ence Chitwood. Mrs. H. C. Berg
and Mrs. A. W. Buckleair.
The shadow boxea were excep
tionally lovely with arrangementi
by Mrs. Delmar Hockersmith, Mrs.
Howard Pattison, Mrs. Porter Lain
hart. Mrs. Wilbur Watters. Mrs.
J M. Boyles and Mrs. William
Kissinger. Mrs. L. L. Burr was
in charge.
Mrs. N. Charles Wallin, presi
dent, opened the meeting with a
warm and gracious welcome to the
new members and Introduced out-of-town
guests, Mrs. O. L. Cham
ber! of Corvallis, president of the
.i rfuirii-t nf nFWC. and Mrs.
Arthur Burgess, president of the
Corvallis Woman'i Club. Recom
mendations of the Oct. 24 execu
tive board meetin were accepted
by the membership. They were:
to make a cash donation to the
Koseburg Christmas Fund; to give
Christmas gifts to the patients at
the Veterans Hospital and the
Douglas County Home; to accept
the resignation of Mrs. A. W. Buck
lcair as first vice president and to
make Mrs. Meredith Wilson her
successor: to establish a memorial
fund, and to have the board meet
ing on the fourth Tuesday of every
month.
Mrs. Howard Pattison announced
11 , tuwik. mm nnv I Ihi.
publisher and would be ready for
the Dec. 5 meeting. This is a ways
and means project of the club and
the cook books will be offered to
Ik. k..KI,m n aal U Jrk Wl
presented the club with the large
red rosette for second prize which
the club won for the display of the
Community Achievement Project
at the recent Douglas County
Fair. Mrs. Robert Bradley, chair
man of the year book committee,
Luncheon Club
Is Entertained
Mrs. H. N. Jacobson enterta'r.ed
her bridge club at a very lovely
1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her
beautiful Laurelwood home. Cov
en were placed at an attractively
appointed table for Aires Helen Cas
ey, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. C.
B. Wade, Mrs. P. B. Bubar, Mrs.
lair K. Allen, Mrs. L. F.. Mc
Clintock, Mrs. 1. R. Wharton,
Mrs. Ivan Pickens and the hostess,
Mrs. Jacobson.
Mrs. Wade won the high score
for the afternoon'! contract bridge
play.
FOR A REAL TREAT!
Family Style
Thanksgiving Dinner at
Ruth Bradley's
Oak Tree Inn
HAM AND TURKEY
Wttta ell the
Trimmings
CmMrmt
2.25
1.00
CALL t Mill
announced the year books were
ready and were available fur mem
bers at the registration desk from
Mrs. George W. Burt. Mrs. Bruce
r.Ilintt presented high school girl
guests. Miss Stephanie Foster and
Aliss Jan Simpson. Mrs. George
Gratke, presented by Mrs. Paul
Dillon, music chairman, sang two
solos and was accompanied by
Miss Virginia young at the piano.
Mrs. Kenneth Bushey had charge
of the program portion of the meet
ing and presented an original idea
of her own "Fulfillment of Ma
turity Sink or Swim" which took
the form of a panel discussion
with Wayne Schulz, secretary of
the YMCA as moderator. On the
panel were Mrs. S. S. Skeiniik,
Mrs. Joseph Lanspa, Mrs. IMels
Lindell. Miss Carol Trimble and
Mri. Frederick J. Porter. Each of
the members told of their exper
iences in learning to swim at the
"Y , much of which proved to be
extremely amusing and entertain
ing. On the more senous side,
were comments by the moderator.
who discussed "What the YMCA
Can Give To You" and pointed out
that since the people of Itosehurg
and vicinity had given the YMCA
to Roseburg, the Y was now ready
to give something in return and
that the Y was not just for boys
and young people, but for the en
joyment ana netierment oi an
ages.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed, those who wished to see the
Conauer Uterine Cancer film.
remained. The Federation of Wom
en's Clubs is sponsoring this cam
paign and Mrs. J. Al. Hoyles is
chairman and was instrumental in
getting the film for the club show
ing. Dr. Gene Grosso, obstetrician
and gynecologist, was on hand to
answer any questions after the
showing of the film.
Farewell Dinner
HeldAtYoncalla
A farewell dinner was given Sun
day at the Yoncalla Rod and Gun
Club north of town, honoring
Charles Turner, who left the fol
lowing day for Fort Ord, Calif.
Following the dinner, visiting
and taking pictures were the di
versions of the afternoon.
Those enjoying the affair were
Charlie Turner, Gary Tranberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Butler and
Ricky, Mr. and Airs. Ron Revelle.
Don and Glenda Kingery and fam
ily; Nathan and Rarbara Turner.
Air. and Airs, Merlin Turner and
son. Alerlin. Sutherlin: Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Aletz and son, Jason.
F.ugene; Air. and Mrs. Lawrence
Anderson and family of Wren.
Ore.; Air. and Mrs. Leslie Schaffer
and family of Logsden; Air. and
Mra. Jack Hendricks and fam
ily of Philmoth: and Airs. Billie
Jones of Prineville,
The large beautifully decorated
rake was the main centerpiece for
the long serving table.
Delightful Dinner
Given On Sunday
Air, and Airs. Russell tlirhl and liss. Air. and Atrs. J. E. Young,
Air. and Airs. R. C. Davis, all 'Mr. and Airs. Erwin Stinner, Mr.
newcomers to Roseburg from the I and Mrs. Kd Aloon, Airs. A. R.
Eugene area, were entertained Hawksworth, Mrs. Leonard Sutton
Sunday evening at a delightful din- lnd Sibley and Rusty Nielsen,
ner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Refreshments were aerved by
John William Robertson at their Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreuger.
home in Laurelwood.
Diehl is the new distributor for XAnchinnton KAnn
the Shell Oil Co. here, and Davis, V V UM III Itj lUll fVlUll
shr" ,""m" ,n ,h" Here For Reunion
Bouquets of brightly colored Bet""" v''lr 'be home of
: chrysanthemums were used for Mr- "nd Mr- Dancer in I
room decorations. The dining ta-1 P" Camas was the former's broth
hie was covered with a pale green'". roer Dancer from Washing
tablecloth, the rentrrpiere an ar- lon
rangrment of white chrysanthc-1 A family reunion was held dur-
mums and tall red tapers. ,"'8 h' alay. Attending were Mr.
I land Airs. Stan Dancer and fam-
i DavieS Host At Dinner I 'Iv : Raymond Dancer and Mr. and
I Mrs. Frank Dancer from Grenada.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis. Cam-1 Calif.; Mr. and Airs. Ray Ixmney
as Valley, entertained at a dinner ami son of Tiller; Air. and Mrs.
party at their home on Sunday. Grant Horner of Roseburg; and
l Guests were Air. and Airs. A. I Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dancer and
! K leek of Roseburg. Clara Perry of j faintly and the host and hostess.
jTenmiie and Nora Palm of Camas Mr. and Airs. Ray Dancer, and
Valley. (daughter, Judy, of Camai Valley.
"Christmas Tree Lane," spon
sored by huthedin and Oakland
garden clubs, will take place at
the American Legion Hall in Oak
land Saturday, Dec. 9. from 10
a m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, Dec.
10, from 1 p.m. to p.m.
Chairmen are Airs. R. R. League
and Airs. N. L. Nelson. Co-chairmen
are Airs Harold Hatcher and
Mrs. Calvin Bowles.
Other chairmen are: Staging
and properties. Airs. Bud Holm
and Mrs. Bowles; schedule. Airs.
C. J. Bielman. Mrs. L. F. Stearns
and Airs. Bowles; entries, Airs. J.
Al. Francis. Airs. H. H. Geider.
Mrs. Guy Pealer and Airs. Paul
Sehultz; placing arrangements,
Mrs. Bielman and Airs. Koy
Churchill; monitors, Mrs. Larry
Armstrong and Airs. F.rnest Cox;
judges, Airs. George Blanrk; and
publicity. Mrs. rrank Ashley.
Special planning has been done
for the children, with a Christmas
story by Mrs. Pealer and Mrs.
Alta Howard. Included in the chil
dren's displays will be an old fash
ioned American Christmas tree.
There will be seven tail trees, in
cluding the old fashioned, mod
ern, novelly, Netherlands, trench,
German and Scandinavian.
Mrs. R. D. Bridges is chairman
in charge of the apecial feature
of table setting.
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A.
BETROTHAL TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. James Marier, Idle-
yld Park, announce the en
gagement of their daughter.
Sherry, to Gordon C. Johnson,
son of Mr. ond Mrs. D. B.
Johnson, Rt. 1 Box 287, Rose
burg. Both young people Yere
graduated from Glide nigh
School. Johnson Is in the log
ging industry. No dote has
been set for the wedding. .
Badoura Club
Meets Tuesday
Badoura Club, Daughters of the
Nile, Nydia Temple, met at a love
ly 7:30 p m. dessert-supper Tues
day evening at the attractive home
nf Airs. Al. C. Cassel with Airs.
Sam Critcs and Airs. D. L. Taylor
assisting hostesses.
The evening s program on the
community college was presented
by Harry Jacoby.
Enjoying the evening with the
three hostesses were Mrs. Edwin
Booth, Mrs. W. 11. Carter, Mrs.
Roy Catching. Mrs. Robert Curtis,
Mrs. Bruce Elliott. Mrs. A. J. Elli
son, Airs. T. C. Fitzgerald, Aim
A. F. Alicelli, Airs. George K.
Quine Jr.. Mrs. M. L. Veatch. Mrs
T. B. Virden and Airs. Carl E.
Wimberlv.
The Dec. 12 meeting will be the
annual Christmas no-hostess par
ty. The place of the party will be
announced later.
Melrose Grange
Has Card Party
The next regular monthly Mel
rose Granue public card party will
be held Nov. 2.V
Attending the last party, a bene
fit affair, were Mr. and Airs. Paul
Hanson, Airs. C. E. Richardson,
Mildred Hurlburt. Air. and Airs.
Perry Dysert, Mrs. E. Prescott,
Air. and Airs. L. D. Haines, Air.
and Mrs. Mermen Aydclutt, Air.
and Mrs. R. A, Gray, Mr. and Airs.
E. G. Trnzelle, Mr. and Airs. Karl
Lrsnn. Wr. and Mrs James Good-
en. Air. and Airs. D. N. Busrn
bark. Air. and Mrs. B. E. Berk,
Air. and Airs. Homer Grow, Air.
and Airs. Fred Ennle, Rovce Ku
senbark. Air. and Mrs. Al. M. -Manning.
Air. and Mrs. Paul Kreuger.
Ionise Rigor, Air. and Airs. Charles
Soloman. Air. and Airs. Ed Bay-
i Airs. Frank AlcCord, assisted bv
' Airs. Logan White, Mrs. Alfred
Hand, Mrs. Kara Watkint and
i Airs. Sara Watkins and Airs. How
ard, will have charge of the can
idles, candy and fruit cakes, fancy
aprons and miscellaneous articles.
Airs. 11. K. Halvorsen, assisted
by Airs. Charles AIcMahan, will
have charge of corsages; gilt wrap
ping, Mrs. H. V. Church, chair
man, with Mrs. Steams and Airs.
D. B. Kesner; Christmas ideas.
Mrs. ncoii ooodman. chairman,
with Airs. Jesse Lee. Airs. Kesner,
II rs. watkins and Mrs, Bielman:
selling. Airs. William Thompson
and Mrs. AleCord; food planning.
Mrs. Henry Frotrher, Airs. Donald
Ferguson, Airs. Margaret L. Cham
pie and Mrs. Stearns: guest book
Mrs. J. D. Bailey, Mrs. Dwight
Beck, Airs. Neil Burpee 'and Airs.
Edith Dunn; and organ music,
Mrs. Bridges.
Helen Casey Is
Club Hostess
Miss Helen Casey entertained
her bridge club Wednesday at a
charming 1 o'clock luncheon at
her lovely home on SE Blakeley
Avenue, covers were placed at a
prettily appointed table for Airs
Edward M. Alurphy, a guest, and
Airs. Arthur W. Baum, Airs. Har
ris Ellsworth. Airs. John H. Robin
son, Airs. Arthur Clarke. Airs. Wat
ter Fisher, Airs. W. F. Chapman
ana uie hostess, ilisi Casey.
Contract bridg- was enjoyed
during the afternoon with Airs.
Clarke and Mrs. Robinson winning
the. high scores and Airs. Fisher
and Atrs. Baum winning second
nign scores.
Friday-Tuesday
Winners Told
Master point Dlav was held bv
the Roseburg Club of the Ameri
can Contract Bridge League Fri
day afternoon at the lmpqua Ho
tel, nortn-aouth winners were Airs.
Walter Fisher and Airs. H. N. But
ler, first; Mrs. Jamea Doyle and
Mrs. Ray Doerner, second, and
Airs. Harry Bruffy and Aliss Ger
trude Rast, third.
East - "'est winners were Mrs.
J. M. Bevans and Airs. Ray Car
rico, first; Mrs. Jamos H. Harris
and Airs. L. E. McClintock, sec
ond, and Airs. Ira J. Seitz and
Airs. Walter Edmonds, third.
Tuesday evening winners for the
Roseburg Club. ACBL. at the Umn-
qua Hotel were Airs. Ray Cameo
ana Mrs. James Doyle, first: Mrs.
Lyle Bodenner and Miss Gertrude
Rast, second : Airs. M. L. Hall
mark and Airs. Walter tlrirh.
third, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Al
Bevans, fourth.
Monday Club
Winners Told
Timber Town DuDlirate Bridire
Club met Monday evening with 10
tables in play. Winners in the sen
ior section for North-South pi a vers
included Mr. and Airs. Elliott Mots-
chenbacher, first; Mrs. O. R. Pe
tersen and Airs. James Doyle, sec
ond; Airs. Ivan Brosl and Airs.
Walter Fisher, third, and Mrs. Ed
win Myers and W. C. Callison.
fourth. East-West winners were
Mrs. Wendell B. Smith and Atrs.
William Carstens, first; Mrs. Hen
ry Sherlock Jr. and Airs. E. H,
Hamilton, second; Mrs. U W. Aletz-
ger and Airs. J. V. Short, third
and tying for fourth were Air. and
Mrs. Morton Fillmore and Airs
James Hughes and J. C. AIcGreg
or.
Senior master point play Is
scheduled' for Nov. 20. The Junior
section is now limited to players
wiin less man three master points.
New and inexperienced duplicate
players are being welcomed into
this section and those desiring fur
ther information or assistance
regarding partners are asked to
call either Airs. Walter Vlrich or
Mrs. John Davenport.
R.L. Wiley Home
Scene Of Party
XI Omicron, Beta Sigma P h i
members and their husbands en
joyed their annual Halloween party
Saturday evening at the spacious
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. U Wiley,
Assisting Airs. Wilev were Airs,
Donald Dole, Airs. Neil Christian
and Mrs. W. George Knieger.
lively arrangements of chrys
anthemums were used about the
rooms nf the W iley home and on
the serving table. Following a pot
luck supper, games and cards
were played.
Enjoying the affair with Mr and
Mrs. Wiley were Air. and Mrs
Donald Dole, Air. and Mrs. W.
George Knieger. Air. and Airs.
Niel Christian. Air. and Mrs. Bert
Shoemaker, Air. and Airs. Alere
dith Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
DeCamp, Mr. and Mra. Clarson
Chitwood, Mr. and Airs. John Horn
and Airs. Joe Dent.
Frances V. Alexander
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BETA IOTA CHAPTER, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, pirate rush
party was an enjayoble affair at the attroctive home of Mrs.
Gib Hollet. Members and guests present were (back row)
Mrs. William Werth, Mrs. Jack Mathis, Mrs. Dolph
Boyer, Mrs. Floyd Irwin, Mrs. Gib Hallett, Mrs. Don Rogan,
Roseburg Unit
Planning Party
Roseburg I'nit, American Con
tract Bridge League, met Sunday
at the llmpqua Hotel for regular
play. North-South winners were
Mrs. Lyle Bodenne- and Alex Ken
nedy, first; Dr. and Airs. James
H. Harris, second, and Air. and
Airs. Richard Scott, third. East
West winners wer Mrs. Ray Car
rico and Airs. L. E. McClintock,
first; Aliss Gertru'' Rast and Mrs.
Ira J. Seitz, second, and Air. and
Airs. A. M. Perkins, third.
Nov. 26 is the date set for the
winners game to be held at the
Umpqua Hotel at 6:15 p m. Play
in the winners game requirements
include one first place, two sec
ond places or 50 points won since
the last winners game in two
months. All eligible players are
urged to participate in the game.
Announcement has also been
made of the annual charity party,
which will be a large event of Feb.
18 and which all American Con
tract Bridge League players all
over the United States participate.
In Roseburg ARCL players will
unite to make the affair a large
and enjoyable event. Airs. Ira J.
Seitz has been named chairman
of the "larty with Airs. Frederick
J. Porter in charge of publicity.
Student Parties
Given At School
Halloween was observed at the
Tiller-Drew Grade School with
parties in each room. Decorations
in appropriate motif made by stu
dents were featured on the bulletin
boards and primary students also
had their windows decorated.
Room mothers Airs. Newton AIc
Cutcbeon and Atrs. Ralph Martin
in the primary department furnish
ed refreshments. Mrs. William
Godwin also brought a cake in
observance of the eighth birthday
of her daughter, Billie.
Airs. John Loeblein and Al r s.
Walter Cook, room mothers for the
third and fourth grades, had charge
of refreshments for that group.
Alls. Wayne Peterman had charge
of serving refreshments furnish
ed by the children of the fifth and
sixth grades.
Mrs. AlcCutcheon and Airs. Cook
also assisted with the refreshment
period during the party in the sev
enth and eighth grade room, where
the party treats were furnished by
Argle Matthews, teacher and prin
cipal of the school.
Several mothers and visiting
guests dropped in during the after
noon. Church MYF Has
Delightful Party
Atembers of the Camas Valley
Alethodist Church MYF entertain
ed at a party held in the social
room of the Camas Valley Aletho
dist Church.
Prior to the festivities, Airs. Wat
son Talrott, Glide, led the group
in a devotional service.
Air. and Airs. Gail Camine di
rected the event for the 35 junior
high and high school students at
tending the event.
Games were played and songs
were sung.
Special guests attending the par
ty were: Mr. and Mrs. Watson
I laicolt, iiiine; ine nev. nir, acniai
Iter Camas Vallev Alisslonarv
Church Alinisler. and several mem
bers of their youth group.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening' to the youth
group members and seven adults
present.
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FOR REDUCING
MONTH'S SUPPLY $3.23
OR REGULAR C ARAM El
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Newly-Married Pair Feted
At Shower In Days Creek
Air. and Airs. Lee Rogers, who
were recently married in Reno,
Nev., were complimented at a
bridal shower at the Days Creek
home of Airs. Earl Ashbaugh with
Mrs. l.ouie Rogers assisting.
Bouquets of fall flowers were
used to decorate the home. Games
were played with prizes going to
Airs. Bill Lewellen, Mrs. Hayden
Laurance and Mrs. Wayne Peter
man. Airs. Robert Lloyd assisted her
sister in opening her many lovely
gifts.
Delicious refreshments were
served to .Mrs. Leland VanN'orman,
rvnni to r.
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A potlurk dinner was held at thet
Winston Evergreen Grange Hall
Alonday evening by members of
the Woodmen Circle Umpqua
Grove 51. The 7 p m. dinner served j
buffet style preceded the regular
meeting of the grove.
The Community Christmas proj
ect, in which the members have
participated since originated in
the area, was discussed. Due to
conflicting activities this year,
members voted to give a cash do
nation to the project instead of
having a booth.
Assistance at the bloodmobile in
Roseburg during December was
discussed. -Members will partici
pate. Monday Winners
Winners Alondar evening at the
My rile Creek Duplicate Bridge
play were tying for first: Mrs.
Johnson, and Mrs. L. E. McClin
tock and Airs. R. A. Jones, and
third were Airs. R. E. Bell and
! Airs. Richardson.
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Mrs. William' Welt, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Charles
Bailey and Mrs. Richard Berney. Front row: Mrs. Paul Erno,
o guest, ond Mrs. Joe Sinko and Mrs. Michael Wooton.
(Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
Mrs. Peterman, Carol Peterman,
Airs. Vaughn Bennett, Pat Bennett,
Mrs. Laurance. Airs. Charles Per
kins, Airs. Lewellen. Airs. Richard
Brown. Airs. Robert Wheaton, Airs,
Joe Rackerby. Mrs. Don Rogers
Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Vernon Lamm
and the honored guest.
Ladies sending gifts but unable
to attend were: Airs. Vern Ler
will. Mrs. Oral Jones. Airs. Ralph
uuncan. Mrs. Kay Wright, Mrs,
Marvin Aliller, Alrj Fred Seymour,
.Mrs. Florence Brady. Mrs. Rich
ard B. Slater. Airs. John Donovan,
Mrs. G. A. Brown and Airs. Wade
Worthington.
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Plans 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 Alonday,
Nov. 27, at 8 p.m. with Alarjorie
Doyle and Alice Christensen as co
hostesses. Ethel Fearnow and
Ruby Tucker will be co hostesses
at the Work Basket meeting.
A report was made by several
members on the recent Western
District J Convention held in Eu
gene.
Those attending the potluck din
ner and meeting were: Air. and
Airs. Paul White, Air. and Airs.
A. W. AIcGuire. Aliss June Dale
Hutson. Bella Holm. Besse Cor
nish. Robbie Lee Cooper, Alice
Christensen, Lucy Benson, Ann
Strong, Alma Walker. Agnes
Veach. Marjorie Doyle, Evelvn
Croucher, Ruby Tucker, Ethel
rearnow and Jessie Thomas
ENTERTAINING
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Past Matrons
Meet Monday
The beautiful home of Mrs. Carl
E. Wimberly on Lane Avenue was
the meeting place of the O.E.S.
Past Alatron's Cluh Alonday. Av
sisting Airs. Wimberly were the
Aladames A. J. Ellison, Howard
Turner, Walter ilerscher and T. H.
Virden.
A delicious dessert sunner wh
served at 7:30 p.m. from tables
gayiy decorated in the Thanks
giving motif.
Beautiful floral arrangements of
red dahlias and the colorful chrys
anthemums were used to decorate
the spacious rooms.
Election of officers for the com
ing year .esulted as follows: Airs.
A. J. Ellison, president; Airs. Don
Sanders. VIPA ni-PKirient- Mt- At.
chie Elliott, secretary,' and Airs.
uuo l-ange, treasurer.
A delightful evening was enjoyed
I oy me toiiowing members, in addi
tion to the hostesses and includ
ing: Airs. Ralph Cooper, Mrs. G.
C. Finley, Mrs. Ray Hampton.
Airs. Forrest Holmes, Mrs. Otto
Lange, Airs. Frances Lintott, Mrs.
V. J. Alicelli, Airs. Al. J. New
land. Airs. Sturgeon Walker. Airs.
R. L. Whipple. Mrs. Earl Wiley,
Mrs. Leo Sensabaugh. Mrs. Huron
Clough and Airs. Archie Elliott.
The December meeting will be
held at the home of Airs. Don
Sanders. Alembers are to bring
exchange gifts for the members
and gifts for the guests at the
O.E.S. home, as this nrill hm thm
'Christmas party.
Turkey Dinner Given
Air. and Airs. Eldon Lee of Yon
calla entertained at a turkey din
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