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6 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri., Nov. 24, 1961
TO COMPLIMENT MRS. BARTON D. FELDKAMP, obove,
center, who recently moved here, o charming tea was given
Tuesday by Mrs. Edwin Wyott, left, ond her mother, Mrs.
0. J. Feldkamp, right, at the beautiful Feldkamp home in
Laurelwood. Barton Feldkamp is associated here with
Umpqua Dairy. (News-Review Photo).
TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs.
Otwell McLish of Medford an
nounce the engogement ond
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Jerri, to Robert S.
Remmiro, of Roseburg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin S.
Williams of this city. The
bride - elect is employed at
Rogue Valley Manor In Med
ford and the bridegroom-elect
is with Pacific Plywood in
Roseburg. Dec. 16 has been
set as the date of the wedding
to take place at the Rose
burg Assembly of God Church.
Oakland Couple
Sets Celebration
Mr. and Mm. II. W. Kooicr ,of
Oakland are celebrating their 50lh
wcdrling anniversary Sunday, Nov.
62, with two events.
Kirst there will be a family din
ner at the Calapooia cluhhouaa at
nnnn.
From 2 to 4 p.m. there will be
an open house party, with all
friends of the fami.7 invited to at
tend. Hrnts for the eelebrationn will
he Mr. and Mr. Ivan I.uner and
Mr. and Mr. Dean I.. Dauht of
Siilhcrtin: Mr. and Mrs Ward
Konzer of Walterville; Mr. and
Mrs. Arville Kooer of Green Val
ley; Mr. and Mrs. Jlervin Kooier
nf Oxnarrl. Calif.; and Mr. and
Mrs. Marl Fletcher of Clearwater,
Ta.
Charming Coffee
Is Monday Event
An enjoyable eoffee was held
Monday morning when Mrs. R. I..
Harmon entertained at her Rivers
dale home. Guests enjoyed knit
ting and listening to music played
by Mrs. Harmon on the organ.
Those attending were Mrs. Ar
gus Fisher, .Mrs. If. H. Kruse. Mis
Don Kruse and Karen. Mrs. W. K.
OH Jr., Mrs. I.. W. Cotlrell. Mrs.
' H. W. Conn. Mrs. Dale Cuilev,
.Mis. W. C. Bailey. Mrs. Don Har
mon. Mis. Darwin I.ee and Harley
and Virginia.
Lees Entertain
At Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin I.ee of Rjv
ersdaie entertained Saturday eve
ning at a 7 o'rkiel; d:nner party.
(Jurslj were members of their pi
nochle el'tlv
Those enjoying the dinner and
evening nf rarri plav lvere Mr. and
Mrs. Hill Mntthewi, Mr. and Mrs
.lark Denlon, ,Vr. and Mrs Don
Harmon, Mr. ami Mrs. Rill M.il
son. Mr. and Vr Don Kruse, Mr
and Mrs Neil In Mian, Mr. and
Mrs. Fd Stril.-ke and Mi. and Mr.
I.ee.
Mrs. Christian Hostess
At Home In Rivcrsdale
II. H. Krue and l.eN.iir Kruse
vera Ruests of honor Tuesday eve
ning uhen the former's daughter.
Xtt. Neil Christian, enlritaiued at
a turkey d.nner at her home in
Kiversriale.
( overs v.ere plated for Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Kruse. Mr. and Mrs
INoir Kruse and l.yndcn. Mr.
and Mrs. D"n Kruse, Jeff, Dennv
and Karen ant Mr. and Mrs. t hru
Inn, (Jreg, Mark and Dean.
Party Given
MissBevans
To compliment Misi Penny Bev-
ns, who will becom the bride of
Ensign Jerry Andcrm Saturday
evening, a charming miscellaneous
bridal shower was given by Mri.
Allen JntiebriUen and Mrs. Jack
Smith aL the latter s home Wed
nesday evening.
A very lovely white and lavender
mutif was carried out in the dec
orative motif for the occasion. Re
freshments served later in the eve-,
ning were individual cakes iced to
represent bridal packages. j
dames were played and prizes
were awarded to winners. Invited
to enjoy the occasion with Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. lngebritsen in
honor of Miss Bevans included Mrs.
J. M. Be vans, Mrs. Sylvia Ander
son, Mrs. l.ampi, Mrs. Howard
Stewart. Mrs. Marvin Krueuer,
Mrs. AI Fish. Mrs. Paul Bellen-
dorf, Mrs. Joe Gamez. Mrs. Cal
Dawiton, Mrs. Ken Kllison, Mrs.
Norman 1-ewellyn, Mrs, George
Keller. Mrs. Clifford OlmMead,
Mrs. Norm Bleikman and Mrs.
Gary Kummert.
Friday-Tuesday
Winners Told
The Roseburg Duplicate Bruise
Club, American Contract Bridge
League, winners fur the r riday
afternoon play at the Umpqua Ho
tel for North-South players were
Mrs. Ijiyd Burnett and Miss Ger
trude Rast, first: Mrs. H. E. De
Bcrnardl Jr. and Mrs. Ray Car
riro. second, and Mrs. I.. K. Me
Clintock and Mrs. Chester Morgan,
third.
East-West winners were Mrs
Richard Davis and Mrs. J. M.
Revans, first; Mrs. Harry Hilde
burn and Mrs. Frederick J. Por
ter, aecond, and Mrs. James Doyle
and Mrs, W. F. Forrest, third.
Tuesday evening winneri at the
Mrs. Petersen
Club Hostess
Mrs. O. R. Petersen entertained
her bridge club at a very lovely
1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at
her attractive home on SE Over
look Avenue. A miniature cornu
copia fillet with pernettia centered
the table, while wine - colored
chrysanthemums and pink hydran
geas graced the bufiet.
Covers were placed for M r f .
Thomas Martin, Mrs. A. D. Parr,
Mrs. Jack Davis, Mrs. Kdwin Nol-
te, Mrs. Horace C. Berg, Mrs. B.
A. Young. Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs.
(. R. Fritz and the hostess, Mrs.
Petersen.
High scores for the afternoon's
contract bridge play were won by
Mrs. Parr and Mrs. Fritz.
Timber Tovners
Play On Monday
The senior section of the Tim
ber Town Duplicate Bridge Club
held its first master point play
Monday night.
North-South winners were Mrs.
James Doyle and Mrs. Walter
Fisher, first; Verden Hockett and
William Pritchett, second; Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Patterson, third; and
Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher and
Mrs. Don Oerrelsen, fourth.
Fast-West winners were Mrs. C.
R. Wade and W. ('. Callison, first;
Mrs. H. N. Butler and Mrs. O. J.
Feldkamp, aecond; Mrs. Charles
K. Todd and Alva Perkins, third;
and Mrs. Dan Hill and Mrs. II. E.
DeHernardl Jr.. fourth.
Winners for the junior section
were Mr. and Mrs. D. I.. Mnnteith,
first: second. Mrs. Edwin Myers
and Dr. Bruce Tuck; and tying for
third, Mrs. Carl Wimberly and
Mrs. Raymond Bordon.
All junior players with less than
three master points are invited to
attend the Timber Town sessioni
which take place every Monday
night at 7:30.
Further information regarding
the play in eitner section may be
Visitor
Honored
Mrs. Russell B. Rummel enter
tained at a charming bridge lunch
j eon Tuesday at Rulh Bradley's
Oak Tree Inn in compliment to her
houseguest. Mrs. Harold McCor
mack, of Fresno, Calif., who spent
j the week in Roseburg.
Autumn flowers formed the dec-
, orations for the occasion. Covers
were placed for Mrs. McCormack,
i guest of iionur. an' Mrs. B. L.
Jtanlenhrook, Mrs. Walter Ed-
imonds, Mrs. Ira J. Seitz, Mrs. J.
V. Short. Mrs. Harry Jacoby, Mrs.
E. H. Miller. Mrs. M. L. Hall
mark. Airs. Fred Schwartz, Mrs.
w. I,, 'Inzer, Mrs. K. W. Fitz
gerald and the hostess, Mrs. Rum
mel. Contract bridge was in play dur
ing the pleasant social hours with
Mrs. Schwartz winning the high
score prize; Mrs. Hallmark, sec
ond, and Mrs. Fitzgerald, the trav
eling prize.
Banquet Enjoyed !
The Douglas County Sheriff's
Posse members entertained their
ladies at a most nmi..ihi li
quet and dancing party Saturday
imroi .1 me orai noom of the
i:mpqua Hotel. Covers were placed
for 40. Special guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Martin and J. E.
Walker, representing the Western
.tug. co., Santa Clara, Calif.
Dancing was enjoyed until 1pm
Charming Tea
Enjoyed Tuesday
The lovelie.t affair of the week
was the lea given Tuesday after
noon at the beautiful home of Mr.
and Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp in Laur
elwood. when airs. Feldkamp and
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Wyalt.
were co-hostesses in compliment
to the former's daughter. inlaw,
Mrs. Barton D. Feldkamp, who
with her family recently moved
here.
Gorgeous arrangements of color
ful flowers decorated the rooms,
while Ihe tea table, covered by an
exquisite eutwork embroidered lin
en cloth, was centered by an artis
tic arrangement of dahlias flanked
by tall white tapers. Mrs. Al Bish
op and Mrs. I.. E. Adams poured.
Guests invited by the two host
esses to honor Mrs. Barton Feld
kamp were Mrs. J. V. Bergreen,
Mrs. Carl Bonner, Mrs. Georgene
Clark, Miss Jeau Crow, Mrs.
Thomas Findlay. Mrs. Richard
Fraley, Mrs. Thomas Garrison,
Mrs. G. R. Hayes, Mrs. W. Hon
ey. Mrs. Dirk Kruysman, Mrs. Don
l.aBranche. Mrs. Joe Means, Mrs.
Arnold Ryder, Mrs. Wayne Schulz,
Mrs. Edward Sitton.
Mrs. Robert Stevens, Mrs. Rog
er Swcngel, Mis. James Whelchel,
Church Women
Meet At Melrose
Mrs. Margaret McComas enter
tained members of the Melrose
Missionary Society recently at her
home.
Mrs. Glenn Davis gave the de
votions. Missionary letters were
read from Miss Corabelle Weist,
World Missions to Children in Bra
zil, and Dons Bruce in Assom,
India. Dean Gausrell, Carol Arens
meier and Evelyn Bowen were ap
pointed on the nominating com
mittee. Coffee and dessert were served
preceding the meeting by Mrs. Mc
Comas and Mrs. Joan Daiiey.
The group held a recent work
day at the church. Time was spent
sewing aprons for the Navajos and
tying a quilt. I
After a sack luncheon at noon
hostesses Mrs. Ralph Krohn and
Mrs. Sadie Hall served dessert.
Mrs. Davis gave the devotions
from the fifth chapter of Solomons.
Others present were the Mes
dames Dorothy Farrar, Amy See-
ley, Norma renn, Bclva Buckwalt
,er, Florence Doerner, Ina Moore
land Alan: Margaret McComas,
Nettie Kobhe, Elsie Iskason. Mar
; garet Holcomb, Eva Mae Clement,
Ruth Nisonger, Esther Nickolaus
and Miss Evelyn Bowen.
; Mrs. Holden McTaggart, Mn. Phil-
lip Wassom, Mrs. Frank Dixon,
! Mrs. Gene Bolen, Mrs. Ted Barnes,
' Mrs. Al Hoffman, Mrs. Neil kaser,
; Mrs. Archie Hulter. Mrs. Marshall
Smith. Mrs. Jeflery Currier. Mrs.
Gordon Gerrelsen, Mrs. Donald
; Gerretsen, Mrs. Gil Commons,
j Mrs. Al Bishop.
Mrs. Dean jewel. Mrs. William
Madsen. Mrs. Donald Kruse, Mrs.
T. C. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Elliott Mot
lachenbacher, Mrs. William Car
jstens, Mrs. Phil Kaser, Mrs. Wil
Ham Allen. Mrs. J. P. Motschen
bacher, Mrs. John Wvatt, Mrs.
Walter llrich. Mrs. Bliss Secov.
Mrs. J. W. Wilder, Mrs. Everett
Wimer, Mrs. Pa'. Sullivan. Mrs.
W. Hunnicutt, Miss Sharon Stick
ler. Mrs. Lloyd Roberts, Mrs. Albert
Morene, Mrs. Jack Lewis, Mrs.
Gordon Smith, Mrs. H. N. Jacob
son, Mrs. Gordor Stewart, Mrs.
Edgar Lewis, Mrs. Kenneth Ford.
Mrs. Jack Vest, Mrs. A. M. Perk
ins, Mrs. H. F. LeBeau. Mrs. F.
J. Hermann, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth.
Mrs. Horace C. Berg, Mrs. N.
Charles Wallin. Mrs. Charles K.
Todd, Mrs. Forrest McKay. Mrs.
John William Robertson, Mrs. J.
W. Byron.
Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mrs.
James Hughes. Mrs. M. E. Gro
shong, Mrs. George Caskey, Mrs.
Rudolph Ritzman, Mrs. Tnke Bren
neman, Mrs. Lloyd Nelson. Mrs.
Ralph Lesh. Mrs. A. L. Sevall,
Mrs. lloiard Pattison, Mrs. Mar
shall Haughn, Mrs. L. E. Adams,
Mrs. F. C. Fitzpatrick. Mrs.
George Powers. Mrs. T. L. Good
win, Mrs. Lloyd Crenshaw. Mrs.
Robert Kestcll and Mrs. Frederick
J. Porter.
Open House To
Be Held Dec. 3
Mr. and Mrs Ole Bunch will hold
open house at thei. new home in
Sutherlin Sunday. Dec. 3. from 2
to .1 p.m. All friends, neighbors and
relatives are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bunch were mar
ried this month at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Deardorff
in Rosebutg.
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HARRY NUZUM, above, celcbroted his ninth birthday
at a party given by Mrs. Donald Nuzum and Mrs. Dewey
Chaniblen ot the Ladies Clubhouse in Tenmile. Balloons
formed the decorations. Gomes were played ond refresh
ments (including a birthday coke made by his grand
mother) were served to the guest of honor and Lindo Ander
son, Carol Lockwood, Christine Baughmon, Betty Hall,
Charlotte Neovoll, Cherene Jennie, Ricky Newlun, Doyle
Thankersley, Mory Jean Dickover, Linda Seigle, Gregory
Stondley, Jerry Dovidson, Robin Burr, Devonna ond Jimmy
Nuzum, Bobby, Rose ond Billy Allen. Gifts were presented
to the guest of honor.
Luncheon-Bridge
Given Wednesday
A lovely afternoon of card play
was enjoyed at Sutherlin Wednes
day afternoon when Mrs. 0. L.
Torrey entertained her club at a
luncheon-bridge. Arrangements of
chrysanthemums and dahlias were
used for decorations throughout
the rooms.
High score was won by Mrs.
Frank McCord with second high
going to Mrs. C. A. Petherick. Mrs.
Bud Holm was low winner.
Members attending were Mrs.
Ed Lamoreaux, Mrs. Henry Hal
vorsen Jr., Mrs. Frank McCord.
Mrs. C. A. Petherick, Mrs. Bud
Holm. Visitors present were Mrs.
McCrae.
Birthday Anniversary
Observed By Karen Mehl
Karen Mehl, daughter of Mr. and
I Mrs. Gorden Mehl of Glendale
j celebrated her 10th birthday recent
i ly at a party given at her home.
Orange and black decorations were
used for the house and for the
serving table.
After the children had played
games and the honoree had open
ed her gifts, Mra. Mehl served re
freshments. Favors were candy
and miniature jack-o lanterns.
Those present were Candaca
Wells. Susan Major, Debbie What
ley, Ann Thompson, Christy Swan
son, Peggy Jo Edson, Barbara Vo
der, Jan Mehl and the honoree,
Karen Mehl.
Umpqua Hotel were Mrs. G. W. u.j k ..Hi ur.u.. km.l
I lock, first; Mrs. Russell Deihl and,
I Mra. Harry Hildehurn. aecond;
Mrs. Edgar Lewis and Mra. M. I.
, Hallmark, third, and Mrs. James
j Little and Mrs. William Norm,
fourth.
Model Meet Held
By ESA Chapter
Mrs. ('bailies Bailey, president
of Beta lota, ESA, recently con
ducted a model meeting at the
home of Mrs. Dick Rerney with
Mrs. Don RcRin, co-hostess
John Davenport.
Talk On Germany
Heard By Chapter
The! a Chapter of Alpha Delta
Kappa, teachers' honorary soror
ity, held its October meeting at the
home of Mrs. l.yle Eddy with Dor
othy Baumann as co hostess.
Morris Kelley showed slides and
gave a most interesting talk on
his year's stay in Itzehoe. Ger
many, as an exchange student un
der Ihe auspices of International
Relation of Christian V.iulh. Mor-
Mrs. Bert Kleiner attended the ris told of family life and school
meeting as a guest, together with experiences. He described some of
the following members: Mrs. Jack , the holiday observances in the tier
Mathis, Mrs. Mike Wooton, Mrs man tradition and discussed some
Charles Bailey. Mrs. Floyd Irwin, j characteristics of the people. The
Mrs. Bill Werth, Mrs. Dee Bnyer.jialk was followed by an informal
Mrs. Gib Hallett, Mrs. Joe Sinko, discussion.
Mrs. Berney and Mrs. Rogaa. The program for the year was re-
Plans were discussed for Ihe Viewed,
card party and children's style-1 The November meeting Is to be
show to he held at the llneisdale held at the home of Mrs. Fd Hor-
Grange Tuesday. Nov. 28, Pro
ceeds for the affair will be donat
ed to the Crippled Children's Hos
pital in Eugene.
Entertain Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder en
tertained member of the faculty
of the Business Kducalinn Depart
i mrnt of the RoHcburf Senior Itiuh
School at their home on (tlenn
'Si reel for Sunday afternoon coftee
hour. Miss Betty Maxwell enter
'tamed the group wdh an uilcret
miE account of her experience
'while HrrKitnjf distributive educa
tion cla-e in San KrancKcu
Those aitcmling uere Mr. and
Mrs. William (.reenan, Mrs. Vlor
rtirf Wtrkland, .Mr. and Mrs
t'hris W arnrs, Mts F.ther D ar
and Ms Betty Maxwell.
Winners Reported
' I'mpqua Rridvc Club uinnrrs for
Nov. 1 at Ihe M C. Howker h.ime
'were: ty.rg for first: Mrs. II. II.
1 Duns and Mrs. K. A. Ludi-iman.
and Mrs. L. I.. I.iiuman and Mrs.
John Brooke; Mr. and Mrs. I). I..
Miinlirih. third, anil Mr. and Mrs
Morton l illmoie. thud.
I Nov. 9 winners were Mr. and
Mrs. Morion Fillmore, firt, tying
for second were Mrs. M. C Dem
ent and Mrs. I.. I.. I. naman and
Fred Harder and Mrs. Joiin
,Rrn.ike.
Tom Hutton as co-
gen with Mrs.
hostess.
Golden Are Club Plans
For Christmas Party
The Golden Age Club met Mon-
dav eening at the Veterans Me
morial Ruilding on Garden Valley
Road for a social time of cards
and rntertainmen'. Thirty - seven
members attended.
The next parly will be held
Nov. H at the memorial building.
A Christmas parly ia being plan
ned for Dec. 11.
Woman Trapeze Artist
Hurt In Circus Fall
riTTMURC.il (API-A womsn
trapeze artist uas hurt in a to
hl fall at the Kingling Brothers
Rarnum & llailey Circus Thnrs
dav night.
Mrs Maria Dos Santos. 77, lud
jut finished her performance and
was lowering herself on a rope
when she fjintcd nod fell.
She complained of pain In her
right elbow and shoultler and was
taken to ihe hospital for xras.
Woman Foots Doctors
CHICAGO f API-Mis. Demitra
C.ekas. woo said he waa told bv
a phvsician in Ht2 she hd 14
h. to live, wil: erirbra'c her
torth birthday Saiunlay with her
son s lamiiy.
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