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- "-. -- L ft li, HONORED on her I lth birth day was Helen Hovey, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hovey of Days Creek. Guests included Kathy Lortie, Delores Stone, Renee Kline, Nanci Van Leeuwen ond the honoree. Games were played and birth day refreshments were serv ed. Lovely gifts were present ed to Helen. Harvest-Time For Youth In Melrose Area A host of Melrose youth met at the Melrose Community Church Saturday eight for festival harvest-time banquet. The room was gaily decorated in streamers of fall colors, and featured grapes, autumn leaves and a large illuminated harvest moon. Glenn Goddard Jr. opened the evening's activities with the invo cation. The first special number was an instrumental duet by Carol .Isakson and Gerald Nickolaus who played "Shine On Harvest Moon on their clarinet and trumpet; Rex Hutton followed with bass horn solo, "Minstrel Boy;" Judy Krohn played "Meet The Pilgrims" on the piano; Diane Gausnell did a pamtomime as a harvest hobo; Jim Beecroft outlined the fall plans of the Melrose youth; a girls trio, the J-Js, Jeanette and Joyce Nis wonger and Jane Thompson, sang "Juanita;" and Harry Buckwalter aang a vocal solo entitled "Known Only to Him" prior to the devo tional talk. The young people sang several choruses and songs during the course of the evening. An Ameri can flag was spotlighted in t b e darkness during the singing of "The Battle Hymn of the Repub lic." Curt Loewen, agricultural and hop teacher and assistant wres tlinz coach at Roseburg High School, was guest speaker. He poke on the opportunities each voutn naa 10 narvesi a iuu ncn life by developing his latent abil ities, his personality ana bis Knowl edge of God. Tlnr-intf the hanaueL the vounff people contributed uie cost or uie Myrtle Creek Pair Recites Marriage Vows In October The First Methodist Church of Myrtle Creek was the scene of the double ring marriage Saturday Oct 28, of Sharon Kay Yarber and Robert Francis Norton, both of Myrtle Creek. The Rev. Donald S. Campbell performed the 2 p.m. ceremony before close frienda and relativea. The bride is Uie daughter of Mr. and Mra. Levi Yarber, and the bridegroom ia the aon of Mr. and Mra. Ned G. Norton, all of Myrtle Creek. Large baakets of dahlias flank ed the altar where the ceremony took place. The bride waa given in marriage by her father. She was charming in a white atreet-lengln dress atyl ed with short aleevea and sweet heart neckline. Her shoulder-length veil was held in place by a cor onet of aeed pearls. She wore a auntie strand of pearla and carried a white and pink carnation caa- cade bouquet with baby ivy atreamera. Nancy Ware, in a pink teml- sheer afternoon dress, waa maid nf honor. She wore a pink carna tion coraage. , Roger Ware of Vandenburg AFB at Santa Maria, Calif., was best man. After the wedding ceremony, Mr. and Mra. Yarber were host and hosteaa at a reception held at the home of the bridegroom a parents The serving table waa covered with ecru lace over a pink founda- , I J IV.U I IU V T vl I IWI I Meet Thursday A very interesting meeting of the Yonralla Women's Club, which is affiliated with the Oregon Fed eration of Women's Clubs, was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Raphael Wise in Scotts Valley. Mrs. Wise had charge of the de votions. Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey Rave a very interesting talk on the "Origin of Music." Mrs. George LaGrander was given birthday honors and received a beautiful plant from Mra. Fred Merk. Dr. Lydia Emery of Yoncalla gave a talk on "The Challengea of J.i:e ana Deain in uie Atomic Age." Mrs. La Grander invited the club to meet at the Drain City Hall for the next session. Harvest Dinner Success Between SO and 70 were present for the Rebekah IOOF Harvest Festival dinner held on Saturday evening at the Glendale IOOF HalL A fund of 12! waa raised for presentation to the state 1001 Home In Portland. Days Creek Boy Feted At Party Larry Duncan observed hii fifth birthday at a delightful party liv en by hi mother, Mia. Ralph Dun can of Daya Creek. Balloona dec orated the room. A lovely birthday cake, decorated with "Happy Birthday, Larry" and pink candlea waa aerved the guests together with ice cream and punch. Those present were: Randy, Ron nie and Roger Pritchett; Brad, Cheryl and Barbara Smith; Chria Cook, Camilla Siebrecht, Cindy Lou, Pamela Holsclaw and the honoree. Visting during the party were Mrs. Jimmie Pritchett, Mm. Roy Duncan, Mr. T. Smith, Mra. Ver Ion Cook, Vera White and Mrs. Carl Siebrecht and the hostess. Surprise Party Given A group of frienda from Days Creek surprised Mrs. Wallace Ho vey at her home on her birth day. Cake and coffee were aerved and each presented the guest of honor a gift. Those present were: Mrs. Parry Kline, Mrs. Bill Ward, Mrs. Rob ert Martin, Mra. Don Rogera and Mra. Jake Axt. Banquet Held National Youth for Christ maga zine for one year as a gift for Joyce Morgan, who waa ill and unable to attend the banquet. Tim Arensmeier was master ol cere monies for the occasoon. Adults of the church and com munity furnished and served the ham dinner. Mrs. Don Isakson was in charge. Mrs. Ralph Arensmeier was head of the decorating com mittee and acted as hostess. Adults at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs Isakson, Pastor and Mrs. Glenn Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Loewen and Mrs. Arensmeier. Pastor Davis closed the enjoy able program wit' a word of pray er. Youth present for the affair were Glenn and Terry Goddard, Sandra Howard, Grant and Dianne Gaus nell, Bob Wagnon, Bob and Lori Manning, Bob McKnight, Jim Bee croft, Don and Victor Maltson, Bill Miller, Cheryl and Connie Bateman, Donna Oliver, Karen, Norma and Charles Lash, Shirley Hughes, Bob Kinyon, Don String er, Pat Manning, John and Linda Wulff, Carol and Donnie Isakson, Mike and Jeffrey Johnston, Jan ice John, Jean Preschern, Teresa Hudson, Richy Eckiey, Steve Sand, Harry Buckwalter, Jerry Bradford. Ronny Shipp, Bruce and Richard Rogers, Judy Krohn, Hodney Kin yon, Roberta Mjttin. Mary Hud son, Kevin Scott, Rex Hutton, Myrle and Lyle Telgenhoff, Paul Hansen, Jane Thompson, Jeanette and Joyce Niswonger, Shirley Bentuff. Cheryl Proctor. Tim Ar ensmeier, Ray Argo and Gerald and Richard Mchalaus. tion. Table decorations featured the three-tiered wedding cake which was ornamented with pink roses and silver leaves and topped with a bride and bridegroom un der a heart-shaped arch. The gift table, covered with white linen. waa lovely with its arrangement of white hobnail candlesticks, pink candlea and pink roses. Nancy Ware had charge of the gifts and Misa LaVern Ware pre sented the guest book. Mrs. Gary Spencer, cousin of the bride, ladel- ed the punch while Mrs. Leon Ash ton, aunt of the bride, served the wedding cake. For going away, the bride wore a brown and white afternoon dress with white accessories. The newly weds are now at home at 2997 Hill top Drive, Napa, Calif. Both the bride and bridegroom attended Myrtle Creek High School. Mr. Norton worked for Roseburg Lumber Co. up until a few daya before the wedding when he waa called to accept employ ment as electrician at the Mare Island Navy Yard at Valleio, Calif. Husbands Hosted By Club Women Members of the Roseburg Art and Embroidery Club entertained their husbands at a most enjoy able potluck dinner party Satur day sight at the home of Mr. and Mra. William Bailey. After the dinner, which was serv ed at 6:30 p.m., the group enjoyed moving pictures shown by Bailey of his African safari and trips into Mexico and Canada. They also en joyed viewing the many interest ing itema brought from the trav eled areas. Present for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Edwsrd Desl, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Decker, Mr. and Mrs. George Glurk, Mr. and Mrs. Lvle Hibbard, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Schneider. Mrs. li. P. Conn, Mrs. Martha Erskine, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russell and Shirley and Steve and the host and hostess. Melrose Grange HEC Makes Plans For Dinner Mra. Paul Abeel and Mrs. L. I. Chitwood were hostesses to the Me.rose Grange Home Economics Club Wednesday at the Abeel home. A dessert luncheon was serv ed at one o'clock after which a grange dinner waa planned and visiting waa enjoyed. Others present included Mrs. D. N. Busenbark, Mrs. Stanley Sio gren, Mra. I .en a Hnwland, Mra. Herman Ardelott, Mra. Pete Veen atra and Mra. Krwm Stinner. The next meeting will he with Mra. Hmrland nn Dec. 12. A lift ei- I change will be held. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT LEWIS, above, pose for their wedding portrait following their impressive wedding solem nized Oct. 29 at Tri-City Presbyterian Church by the Rev. J. Elbert Nash. The bride, Florette Mary McGee, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Guy McGee of Canyonville. (Picture by Warren Studio, Myrtle Creek). Ceremony Unites Couple Oct. 29 The very lovely wedding of Miss Florette Mary McGee of Days Creek and Robert Garrett Lewis of Gardiner was solemnized Sun day, Oct. 29, at 2 p.m. Officiating at the double ring service in the Tri-City Presbyterian Church were the Rev. J. Elbert Nash, recently retired, of Myrtle Creek, assisted by the church'a new pastor, the Rev. Richard Rohrbaugh. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Guy McGee. was a pic ture of radiance in a wedding gown of white taffeta, which was full length with a chapel train. The fit ted bodice had a sweetheart neck line with appliquea of embroidery and seed pearls reaching to waist line. The long sleeves ended in a V at the wrists. A large bow at the back of the gown was used to give a bustle effect. She wore a string of pearls which was a gift of the bridegroom. Her full butterfly illusion bridal veil was white net held in place with a crown of eeed pearls. Her slippers were of white satin. Her bouquet was a cascade of yellow rosea, alephanotia and lilies of the valley carried over her mother's Draver book. Maid of honor was Miss Ann Murray of Coquille, Delta Zeta sororitv sister of the bride from Oregon State University, who was sttired in a mint green street length dress with lace bodice and taffeta skirt witn suppers to match. She wore a head band with veil matching the color of her dress. Her flowers were orange and yellow chrysanthemums tied with orange satin ribbon. Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Preston of Riddle and Miss Joan Pierce of Portland. Their frocks, veils and flowers were identical to that worn by the maid of honor. Miss Nancy McCoy of Kiddle, sorority sister of the bride, was the candlclighter. Her street-length frock had an orange lace bodice and skirt of taffeta with slippers to match. She wore a matching headband with veil. The flower girl, Linda Pierce of Portland, was attired in a white organdy dress with green sash. She carried a wnite oasket lined with orange and yellow chrysan themums. Floral arrangements were two baskets of orango and yellow chrysanthemums, with a large ar rangement of the same kind of flowers in the center of the window in the front of the sanctuary. Grace ful yellow tapers were used in the candelabra. Burn orange satin hows with a touch of green and yellow in the flowers on the bows were used as pew markers. The bridegroom chose Dale Nel son of Reedsport to serve as his best man. t'sher.i were Harold Grubb, brother - in law of the bride; Jerry Covault of Reeds port; Bill Skinner of Powers; and Floyd Rudy of Gold Beach. As guesta assembled in the church. Mra. Dale Rushton play ed incidental selections on the or gan. She also played the tradi tional wedding processional and recessional and accompanied the soIomi, Howard Haymea nf Can yonville, who aang "0. Promise Me" and Because" after the bride'a mother was seated and "The Ird't Prayer" during the service. Preceded by her honor attend ants, the bride entered on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage. The bride's mother chose a jack et sheath dress of light beaver brocade satin tor her daughter's wedding, accented with a dusty rose hat. and a green orchid cor sage. The bridegroom's mother wore a purple rayon jacket dress with matching ha and veil. Her corsage was a pink orchid. The bride's maternal grandmother. Mra. Msrv Sagaberd. waa dressed in a nsvy blue afternoon frock with a white beaded hat. Her cor aage was of white carnations. Immediately following the cere mony, the guests assembled in a reception line going into t b e church's Nash Hall, which was decorated with yellow and orange chrysanthemums. The bride's table waa dominated by a large and beautifully decorated wedding rake, which was topped with a white satin weddino bell and coy- ered with yellow roses. After the newlyweds had cut the first slice with a sterling knife, a gift to them from the bride's parents, the cake was served by Mrs. Bud Gaulke with a sterling servet which had been given to the bride's parents when they were married. Assisting Mrs. Gaulke was Mrs. Howard Haymes. Punch was served by Mrs. Lawrence Mi chaels, and Mrs. Phil Blundell presided at the coffee urn. The bride's godmother, Mrs. Max Kim mell, and Miss Blanche Gibson, assisted with the reception. Jac queline and Roberta Prairie and Virginia Haymes assisted around the reception room. White nylon net rice cups, made by Mrs. Ralph Weaver, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Harold Grubb, sister of the bride, were placed by the door, the rice to be tossed at the newlyweds as they departed iur uieir noneymoon. The gift table was presided over by Mrs. Gerald McKenzie of Ash land and Miss Mary Dunlan. Mrs. Ralph Weaver was in charge of uie guest dook. For her going away costume, the bride chose a brown and beige wool sheath with brown orchid corsage, green feathered hat, green gloves, Diack shoes and bag. They traveled to San Francisco through the Redwoods, visited at Carmel-by-the-Sea, and the Hearst Castle at San Simeon. They are now at nome in uardmer. The bride was graduated from Days creek High School in 1959. She attended Oregon State Uni versity for a year and a half, where she was a member of Delta Zeta aorority. The past summer she was employed at Lake Talike- nitcn Resort. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Lewis of Vienna. Va., was graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and obtained his master's degree in forestry at Oregon Slate University. He en- usied in the Marine Corps and is now a captain in the Marine Corps Reserve. He is employed as as sistant ranger at the Smith River Ranger Station of Siuslaw National Forest at Gardiner. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis from Vien na. Va.; Miss Blanche M. Gibson. Salem; Miss Mary Montgomery. Hugh Field, and Miss Ann Mur ray, Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. Del bert Pierce, Joan and Linda. Port land; Mrs. Gerald McKenzie and Cindy. Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. Ned Slonecker, Glide; Mrs. Mary R. Sagaberd, grandmother of the hride. and Mrs. Daisy Clark, Mrs. George Perkins. Mrs. M. H. Dur bin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grubb and Mrs. Mabel Simons, all from Gardiner: Mr. and Mrs. Stewsrt Mathis, Lynn, Christine and 1m from Yoncalla: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen and Kathleen. Nancy and Mary Beth. Cave Junction: Mrs. Gladys Lsyrock, Prairie City; Miss Frsnces Stone, Tacom'a, Wash ; Mr. and Mra. D. M. Oliv er, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams. Nan- 6h MET OUR STAFF: it Fat 'eamaahl ft Lyi Riley Cn RikmsM FOR APPOINTMENT OR 2-4561 0m at 1.00 A.M. Dtlf Monday Hifwtk Sr4ay FREE PARKING ROSEBURG U Um ValUy SUa. 8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Instruction Session'Held By.Glendale Chapter, OES The Glendale OES held a school of instruction recently at 'he Ma sonic Temple. Florence leaner of Condon, associate grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, of ficiated. Other honor guests were Bill Randolph of Reams Chapter, Med ford, member of the Grand Estarl Committee; Mr. and Mra. Walter Sweetland, worthy patron and wor thy matron of Josephine Chapter, Grants Pass; and Gladya Kirry, worthy matron of the Blue River Chapter in Eugene, traveling com panion of the associate grand ma tron. Other guests introduced includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Warren Adsit of Mistletoe Chapter, Riddle; and Mabel Randolph of Reama Chap ter, Medford. Winston Girl Complimented At Lovely Party At Church Miss Donna Keely of Winston was honored at a delightful bridal shower by women of the Christian Church Thursday evening m the social room of the Winston Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Foster Ed wards, Mrs. Gay Lashua and Lor ene Davidson. The serving table was attrac tively covered by a hand-crocheted ecru lace cloth centered by a lovely arrangement of fall flow ers. The beautifully decorated cake with pink trimming, white flowers Camp Fire Girls Have Gay Party A Halloween party was enjoyed by the I Ha Ha and the Snab Okizu Camp Fire Girls Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Sal monson. The Snah Okizu group, directed by Mrs. Salmonson. invit ed the I Ha Ha group, directed by Mrs. Robert Kent, to the party. Games were played and pictures were taken. Those attending were Linda Law rence, Vivian Moat, Sharon Sal monson, Kathy Zeigler, Stephanie Ladd, Sara Geddes, Susan Long fellow, Andrea Rutter, Bonnie La Fon. Laurene Schultze. Margaret Coltnn. Laura Rhoden, Janet Kent, Geni Meyers, Christy Car ter, Jeanie Sanders, Mary HeaRy, Linda Sprouse, Linda Thomas, Candy Zimmerman, Linda Salmon son and the two leaders, Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Salmonson. Beth Pyle Feted On 10th Birthday The 10th birthday of Beth Pyle was celebrated Friday at her home near Dixonville at a party given by her grandmother, Mrs. J. C. Bovingdon. The party was held after school. The honoree received many love lv gifts. Guests enjoyed refresh ments which included the tradi tional cake and ice cream. Present for the party were Ter ry Clark, Jeannie Dresser, Kathy Evanoff. Lvnnette Haley. Gayle Norris, Joanne Pyle. Candace Sa- ibala. Carol Seabright. Connie Wadsworth, Jennifer Webb, Keene Wright and the guest of honor. Sending gifts were Beth's pater nal grandmother, Mrs. H. H. Han non, and her aunt, June MacMil lan of Eugene. Dixonville Girl Feted On Birthday Anniversary Sasha Lee Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sanders cele brated her first birthday Nov. S at her home on South Deer Creek Rd. Guests coming for "Happy Birth day" cake and ice cream, were her grandmother. Mrs. Ollie Sand ers: crandnarent. Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Kester; and aunts. Gayle and Grace Carol Smith. Sasha Lee received many lovely birthday gifts. ct and Meline. Mr. and Mrs. Pale Nelson and Corrine, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Covault and Jennifer, Reeds port; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heist Lakeside: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cos ier. Tahkeniteh Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Juhl, Mr. and Mrs. El don Wimer. Medford: Floyd D Rudy, Brookings; and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skinner, rowers. Lynn Gwm Watch fr Nm GUANO OPINING BEAUTY SALON 627 S. E. Stephens Acpms team Hbiimm M-tra Ore Mon., Nov. 20, 1961 Degree work waa exemplified for the associate grand matron, with Mrs. Kirry and Mra. Sweet land acting as courtesy candidates for initiation. Later, an addendum was given in honor of Mrs. Jaeger. After she received a tribute from Mrs. Pete Smith, worthy Matron, Joe Payne sang "Let Me Call You Sweetheart," with Mrs. Payne ac companying at the piano. Mrs. Jaeger was then escorted to each Star Point where she was presented with a heart-shaped sim ulated flower. After the meeting, refreshments were served. The meeting was preceded by a 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner for guests and officers of the local group. and two white bells, baked and decorated by Mrs. Marshall Haughn of Winston, was placed at one end of the table. Games were played and many lovely gifts were unwrapped by the honored guest. Honoring Miss Keely were: Bet ty Neilson, Amy McDonald., Gila Smith, Mary White, Robbie Lee Cooper, Rose Drews, Susie Davis, Ruth Walker, Evelyn Keely, Tony Lee, grandmother of the bride Alta Coon, Phyllis Shaver, Edna Ebner, Daisy Fox. Evelyn Helseth Barbara Nelson. Martha Campbell Frances and Marge Brady, Van Darling, Irene Lee, Linda White, Karen Lee and the hostesses. Sending gifts were Etta Alten- clorf, Jody Saum, Connie Harmon, Eva Wilkinson, Juanita Newton, Nora Cracroft, Lucille Shepherd, Donna Parrant and Colene Newton. Cub Scout Party Event Of Monday Members of Cub Scout Den' 4 met Monday at the Sutherlin home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore to help two of iis members celebrate their tenth birthday. The two honorees were George Enlow and Harvey Moore. Games were played and gifts opened after which refreshments were served to Cub Scouts Billy Atterbury, Mark Post. Dennis Bel lis, Paul Armstrong, Harvey Moore and George Enlow and to other guests who included Mrs. James Blondo and Lea. Mike and Alice Mrs. George Enlow; Shirley, Cyn thia and Sue Moore; Bob Atter bury: Lloyd Petetit and the host ess. Mrs. Moore. The birthday cake was made by Mrs. Enlow and cleverly depicted a boy with fishing rod and a big fish. Bobbie Proctor Honored Robert Proctor Sr. of Pacoima, Calif., surprised his grandson, Bob by, Fridav, the evening of the lat ter's 11th birthday. Proctor was a visitor at the R. E. Proctor home. Other enests heloing Bobby cele brate his birthday were Chris nood I.I ike Cvohert. Ross Kloost- er, Jim Gross and David Spencer. RENT a General Elec. Mobile Maid DISHWASHER! PER WEEK nniTii O ONLY ,xt,1,M, Rental May Be Applied To Purchase Price If Bough: MOBILE MAID FEATURES: NO PLUMBING COSTS IXCLUSIVE J-CYCLI PUSHBUTTONS DtSIGNCO FOR SANITATION FLUSH. A. WAY DRAIN IMPELLER VINYL-CUSHIONID INTERIOR WAIST-HIGH INDICATOR DIAL PRICES START AS LOW as $148.88 spT No Regular Payments Til March 3 WAYS TO PAY CASH 90 DAYS TERMS Witfc N Carryittf fy-Py Pwrchatc Chrffj Ft Clubs Gather For Thursday Potluck A noon potluck luncheon was en joyed by several organizations Thursday at the Evergreen Grange Hall in Winston, folowing a clean up party starting at 9 a.m. by members of the organizations rep resented. Later in the afternoon a meet ing of the Evergreen Home Eco nomics Club waa held. Mildred De Gnath was installed as chair man. Taking part were: Mildred De Gnath, Jessie Thomas, Viola White, Grange, Verda Arnold, Alice Chris tensen, Martha Danchok, Neva Contrad, Eleanor Shigley, Flor ence Engdahl, Ida Franklin Peggy Knaggs, Twyla Dancer, Phebe Mc Guire, Florence Burt, Elnea Coop er, Ruby Tucker, Margaret Burt, Eunice F. Cook. Agnes Veach, Sar ah Cyrus and Ethel Fearnow. The women represented the Grange, home extension. Home ec nomics and Rainbow Garden Club. Sutherlin HEC Enjoys Potluck The Sutherlin Community Home Economics Club met at the grange hall west of Sutherlin, with Evelyn r roetsrner, hostess, for a noon pot luck Tuesday. At the meeting which followed. Dorothy Clark reported on the card parly. The club voted to give $25 to tne grange. Plans were made for a public pinochle party to be held at the Sutherlin Community Grange Hall west of Sutherlin Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. Prizes will be given, refreshments served and a small admission charged. Helen Hodges is general chairman of the event. The public is invited. The annual Christmas party will be held Dec. S at the home of Gertrude Bringle. Birthday Occasion For Family Party Mrs. II. A. Doyle was a charm ing hostess at her home Tuesday evening when she entertained at a dessert supper and grove yearbook planning party, for the Woodmen Circle Umpcrua Grove 51. Details were worked, out for the covers of the yearbooks and the agenda was compiled. Following the completion o f plans and a general discussion for the good of the society, a delightful dessert supper was served by Mrs. Doyle to Ann Strong, Viola White, Bella ilolm and Phebe McGuire. Alex Sawyer Home In Drain Setting Of Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steiber of was spent visiting and taking pio Sutherlin attended a reunion ot Mrs. Steiber's family Sunday in Drain. The reunion started with the entire family attending church service together, after which they all gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Sawyers in South Dram. The occasion was the first time in several years that the entire family had been together. All five children of the Alex Sawyers were present. They inclgded Jake Saw yers, Zelma Duke, Leanna Haines, Virgie Madison and Margaret Stei ber. Dinner was served In the after noon, honoring the birthdays of Mrs. Alex Sawyers, Glenda Saw- vers. Harvey Dean Moore and I Mary Grubbe. The rest of-the day ENTERTAINING Ca k ' J. . v TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ponsonby of Azalea an nounce the engagement of their eldest doughter, Sharon, to Hal Clork, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Clark, also of Azalea. Sharon was graduat ed from Canyonville High School ond is now employed as o nurse's aide at Mercy Hospital. Her fiance was grad uated from Hemet, Calif., High School, has been in the U. S. Navy and is now' in the cattle business with his father. The wedding will take place Dec. 29 ot the Catholic Church in Glendale. (Photo Lab.) Newcomers Club Has Lunch Meet Thirty member; were present for the Tuesday no-hostess lunch eon meet of the Newcomers Club at the Bamboo Room. Mrs. Marshall Kaughn of Win ston gave a most interesting dem onstration on the decorating of cakes for Christmas. Mitzi Reynolds was appointed new treasurer of the group, and Mrs. Paulus McKee, the new vice president. Two guests were present: Mrs. Harold Kirk, who has moved here from Eugene, and Mrs. Eugene Straus, recently of Minneapolis, Minn. The next meeting will be a 12:30 p.m. dessert luncheon Nov. 28 at the home of Mrs. G. E. Commons, 358 W. Riverside Drive. All new comers in the area are invited. The club has decided to have no Christmas party this year, but will have a social meet Dec. 12 with a &ift exchange. tures. Those attending the reunion were: Jake Sawyers, Pacific Grove, Calif., son of the Alex Sawyers; Virgie Madison, Eureka, Calif., daughter; Zelma Duke, Reedsport, daughter; Leanna Haines, Clkton, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steiber, Sutherlin. (Mrs. Steiber is a daughter); Carmel Hague and children, "lony, Cindy and Kerien; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hansen and daughter, Denette. Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stiibling and sons, Cory, Kelly and Kent of Vida; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore and Shirley. Harvey, Cindy and Sue Ann, Sutherlin: Glenda Sawyers and Mary Grubbe, Elkton; and Mrs. Ruth Potter and son Jess, ' Portland, Model SHOW ranted p H t wkl. T"-
