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MR. AND MRS. A. E. BROADWATER celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at on open house held at the
7 Assembly of God Church of Roseburg Sundoy. They ore
pictured obove with fheir sons ond daughter: Lester
Broadwater, Roseburg; Charles of McMinnville; the honor
ed guests; Mrs. Willis Coble and Clifford Broadwater, Rose
burg, ond Virgil of Medford. (Picture by Wilson Studio).
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THE BROADWATER FAMILY attending the golden wed
ding celebration Sundoy of Mr. ond Mrs. A. E. Broad
water are pictured obove. Back row: Mrs. Willis Coble,
Willis Coble, Kenneth Coble, Lester Broadwater, Dolores
Lankford. Mrs. LeLster Broadwater, Charles Broadwater,
, i Mrs. Chorles Broadwater, Richard, Morcello ond Christine
I Broadwater, Phyllis Coble, Mrs. Clifford Broadwater, Oif-
ford Broadwater, John and Down Broadwoter ond Mrs.
Virgil Broadwater ond Virgil Broadwater. Seated: Mr. ond
Broadwater with Ruth Broadwater stonding between them;
Mr. Broodwater holding Mork Broadwater, with Debbie,
Dick and Larodel Broadwater in front. (Picture by Wilson
Studio). ' .
Christmas Bazaar Climaxes
Glendale Church Effort
Four Glendale churchei re eo
JZT operating in an Inter Church
Christmas Bataar to be held Nov.
BO and Dec. J. The four churchei
participating In the event are the
lilendale Assembly of God, the
- r.lendakt Church of Christ, the
Clendale Holy Family Catholic
fbureh, and the Glendale Olivet
Tresbytenan Church,
Two Day Planned
The baiaar will be held on Thurs-
day, Kov. 30, from 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. at both the Glendale Masonic
Temple and the Azalea Grange
Hall. The following day, Dec. 1,
the baiaar will again be open to
the public, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- but at the Glendale Masonic Tem
nl onlv.
' Alembers of the four churches
have been working together on
Diana for the baiaar tor nearly a
-. year. Meetings of representatives
7 have been held at regular inlcr-
vak since last March. In the mean
2.' time, individual members have
been working aa they have had time
. available, on a wide variety of gift
items, some of which should ap-
Z peal to every age, taste, and pock-
etbook.
Item Listed
A wide range of ltema will be
Included in the aale. The following
list Is suggestive only, since it does
not attempt to name more than a
few of the gifts which the ladies
are making ready: Fancy aprons
and other clothing items, doilies,
pillows, stuffed animals, dolls, doll
clothing, doll furniture, knitted slip
pers, Christmas decorations, toot-
stools, hassocks, fruit cakes, gut
candy, Christmas cookies, and
many more, rrices will ranRe
mostly in the comparatively low
brackets. A wool afghan. the work
of several of the members of one
of the churches, will be a featured
item.
Fellowship Demonstrated
The baiaar, according to com
mittee members, has a tri-fold pur
pose, as follows: to demonstrate
the fact that churches of the com
munity can and do work together;
to make it possible for families on
a limited budget, including the
youngsters with their amall Christ
ma allowances, to purchase real
ly nice Christmas Rifts: and last.
to earn money for the
church projects. .
la connection wit!1, the prices be
ing charged for the gifts, repre
sentatives of the group have made
a apecial effort to keep the pnres
at rock bottom. AU the gifts are
new, but in many cases, left-over
Card Club Enjoys Meet
At Home Of Mrs. Hamer
The Dixiette Card Club met at
the Dixonville home of 4,'lethda Ha
mer Wednesday, with Mrs. lrma
Collins as cohostess. Winning high
prize was Manon Bacon, low win
ner was Clethda Hamer and the
traveling prize went to Jessie Pyle.
Delicious . refreshments were
served. '
George Langdons
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PICTURED above on their golden wedding anniversary
ore Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Broadwoter, who were honored ot
an open house affair at the Assembly of God Church in
Roseburg. The decorated ond tiered anniversary cake was
topped by the numerals "50". (Picture by Wilson Studio).
Couple Honored
On Anniversary
Mrs. John Horn was hostess at
her lovely home when she enter
tained Xi Omicron, Beta Sigma
Pbi, members. During the meeting
new secret sister names were
drawn and final plans were made
for the rummage sale.
The children and grandchildren 1 lections were offered bv nephews i Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Meredith
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DANIEL LEE RADFORD, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris L
Radford celebrated his second birthday Nov. 6 ot his
home, 1660 NE Morris St., Roseburg. Cake and ice cream
were served to the guest of honor and his paternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Radford; his ount, Mrs. L. K.
Radford, and her daughter, Patty; his maternal great
grandmother, Mrs. Roy Keller, ond sending gifts were his
maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Fenwick;
aupt, Judy Kelly, and uncle and aunt, Mr. ond Mrs. John
Rond of -Hawthorne, Calif.
Quartet Entertains Group
At Meet At John Horn Home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Broadwater
were hosts and hostesses for a re
ception held in the social rooms
of the Assembly of God Church of
and nieces from Portland. These i Wilson had the cultural program,
included several sentimental num-1 "Music. ' Robert Robbins, vocal
bers and closed with the beautiful , music director at Roseburg High,
'Precious
Roseburg Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. i were Mrs.
The affair was arranged to honor
Mr. and Mrs. Broadwater on the
occasion of their 501 h wedding anniversary.
Arthur Edward Broadwater was
Memories.
Ray Tofte.
Spore. Mrs. Wayne (iumm. Rich
ard rtickerson and nay lotte, who
played the piano accompaniment.
Mrs. Tofte also played the guitar.
A short family history was read
born in Tyrone, Mo., and Bertha by Mrs. Carl Weikum. and Rev.
Culler in Delphi, lnd. Her family
moved to Tyrone while she was
very young, and the two met while
attending grade school. Their mar
uage look place at the home of her
parents Nov. 12. 1911, and they
took residence on her grandpar
C. O. Ross, pastor of the church
offered the blessing.
Among the large number of rel
atives and friends coming to offer
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Broadwater were the following:
sons and their families, Mr. and
Vocalists was a cuest sneaker. He told of his
Mrs. Lee musical background and of exper
iences in his work. Robbins pre
sented '"The Lancers." a quartet
of Roseburg High School boys, who
sang selections from classical,
modern, spiritual, folk songs and
one of their originals. The quartet
is composed of Doug Glover. Greg
Heinz. Dave Hooper and Jack Ste
venson.
and moved to Oregon where they
settled on a farm near Amity. Here
they lived until 1952 when they
Mr. and Mrs. George Langdon'came to the Roseburg area, and
were honored at an open house I now live on Carnes Road in the
ents' farm, where they lived for a Mrs. Clifford Broadwater and chil-
numoer ol years, later moving lo areni jhn and RuthAnn. of Dixon
Iowa, then back to Tyrone. Their Ville; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broad
next move was to Oklahoma. Hater an(j children. Richard. Chris
where they were living in 1936 tine. Lauradell, Marcella and Mark
wnen iney ten tne can oi me west, f McMinnville: Mr. and Mrs. Vir-
scraps of material or left over bits
of trimming materials or wool
were used so that the outlay on the
part of the maker would be low
enough to permit its being priced
reasonably.
Because the baiaar was planned
for the person who would find it
the answer to his o. her gift prob
lems, the hours were set so that
father, molher, or the children
would be able to visit the sales
floors, together or separately, to
make their selections, with parti
cular attention being paid to the
fact that father and children would
need to be able to come after
school or in the evening.
Earnings from the project will
be earmarked for different funds
various i of the different churches. Kor ex
ample, one church plans to chan
nel its profit into mission giving:
another will use at least a part of
the proceeds to finance Its thnst.
mas baskets for the needv: and an'
other plans to use profits for
church building improvement.
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Green district
During his years in the East,
Broadwater was a farmer, but on
coming west he took up the car
penter trade. At present he is par
tially retired, spending a portion of i anon: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tofte.
his time in the management of a
small business venture. He enjoys
fishing as a hobby, and the two do
quite a lot of traveling, having
made two trips r.ast in recent
years, and many snorter trips to
visit relatives in the west. Mrs.
Broadwater is proficient in hand
work and makes many beautiful
quilts. Both attend the Assembly
of God Church in Roseburg where
they take an active part in church
activities.
R. F. Nickerson and children
Richard. Randall and Dawn, and
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nickerson,
all of Portland; Mr. , and Mrs.
James Gibbs of Lebanon. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fisher and children
Dcbra and Jenclle of Seattle; and
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gregory and
sons Terry and Stephen of Rose-
Six children were born to the i burg,
marriage, sons Charles. Robert. Other guests included Scott Rich
Clifford. Lester, and Virgil, and ardson of Sheridan: Mr. and Mrs.
one daughter, Lucille, now Mrs. Harry Wilson of Cottage Grove;
Willis Coble. One son. Robert, died Mrs. Alfred Coble and daughters,
in infancy, and the others reside Ann. Sue. Jean, and Sandra, of
in McMinnville, Roseburg and Med-1 Crescent City. Calif : and the fol-
ford. lowing Roseburg people
The church social room naa Deenj Mr ind Mr, Walter Smith ,ndler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morberg.
beautifully decorated with gold daughters, Sandra and Phyllis; j Don Morberg. Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
sin-amci auu urns .uu ,.,... iMrs. oienn Bicuaniel. Mr. and Mrs.
flowers. The lace-covered gift ta-! rielmar Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
ble held a lovely centerpiece ofjuilson. Rev. and Mrs Earl N
yellow chrysanthemums. An r-t Peterson. Sir. and Mrs. V. A. Rnhn
COMBINED EFFORTS of women from four Glendale churches will be culminoted in o two
av Christmas bazoor set for Nov. 30 ond Dee. I. Pictured obove. representatives of
fhei four churches display o few of the items which have been turned in for the bozoar.
They ore, from left to right, Mrs. Norvol Sheppard, Glendale Assembly of God Church;
n LeRoy Dixon, Glendale Church of Christ; Mrs Merle Johnson, Glendolt Holy Fomily
Catholic Church; ond ot the extreme right, Mrs. J. E. Bryan, Glendole Olivet Presbvtenon
Church, wtio is shown odjusting the ties on the opron being modeled by her doughter,
Mary Uoh, 5.
at their beautiful new home in the
Elkhead District Friday evening.
After inspection of the residence,
guests were escorted to the Elk
head Community Hall, where visit
ing was enjoyed and refreshments
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Langdon received
a colonial iron fireplace set from
their friends..
Those enjoying the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. George Langdon,
Donna and Donald ' Langdon.
Claude Bradway and daughters.
Sue and Diana, from Springfield;
Dr. and Mrs. Ivd Rapp and Ed
McCall from Mitherlin; Mr. and
Mrs. James Wales. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Agec, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Thorp, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. r'ed Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Macguire.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lansdo". Mr.
and Mrs. loyd Finney, Carolvn
Bowman, Barbara Thorp, Marlene
Thompson, Iiennis Thompson. Ro
berta and Donald Macguire and
Dies I.angdon
The Flkhead Women's club spon
sored the party.
Springfield Man
Grange Speaker
H. F. Gwinney of Springfield,
state grange insurance director,
was guest speaker at a recent
meeting ot the l.ookingglass
Grange. He discussed grange in
surance and answered questions
from the group.
A politick dinner was served, fol
lowed by a musical program and
visiting. Mrs. Neal Meyer and Mrs.
Perley Oar were hostesses for the
evening.
Guests for the evening inrluded:
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Provost, Mr.
and Mrs. Fdsar Walcott, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Wittrock. Ken and l.or
en; Mr. and Mrs Jor Wilson. Sher
ry and Tommy; .Mrs. ljge Ollivant.
Faye and Dan: II F. Swinnev of
Springfield. Miss Shcili Aldrulge,
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Members attending were: Mr.
and Mrs Neal Meyer. Mr and Mrs.
Robert Scott, Mr and Mrs. Leslie i ..., !., ih. honored auesis.
Black. Mr. and Mrs Clare Mere- granddaughters Miss Phvllis Co
dith, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paulson. I Wf anrf Miss Christine Broadwater
Mr and Mrs Tom tindla, Mr-iof,, lh, pit b,x,K. and Miss
and Mis Cliff Bolins, Mr. and ; noloirs Lanuford was in charge of
Mrs. Perlev Oar, Ana Roth and Xlft table. Mrs Willi Coble
Lige Ollivant. cted as receivin- hostess.
,, f. All those serving wore beautiful'
Yoncalla tOUple (jives ! bronze corsatea of helichrysum
Lovely Dinner On Sunday i"h o'd nhNm The granvWaush-,
' Itera had chrysanthemum corsascs
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sefton of Von- The coi-saces had been fashioned
calia entertained at a turkey din-lbv Mrs. Frieda Karcher, Mrs Rut
ner at their home Sundav haung and Mrs. Owens.
as their g.iests Mrs. Glads Hlnk-I For her .-nniversary day Mrs
enship and son. Richard, of Tyee: ' Broadwater chose a shirtwaist
Mr. ami Mrs. Grorte Roberts of dress of soft blue and wore a larse
Canvonville; Miss shcrn Roberts while orchid arranged with s.iUt
of Eugene: and Mr. and Mrs. I nhhon. Mr. Broadwater wore a
George Meyers and Cariene and ; yellow boutnnmere. j
Greg of Lakeside. ( During the afternoon musical se-i
gil Broadwater and children. Dick,
Debbie and Dawn, Medford; Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Broadwater and
daughter. Delores, Roseburg; son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Coble, and children. Phyllis
and Kenneth. Roseburg; Mrs. Lou-
isc Wilson of Cushing. Okla.: Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Broadwater of Al
bany; Mrs. Goldie Fisher of Leb-
Mrs. Horn reported on an inter
view with S. Clarence Trued, local
music instructor and composer.
She told of his varied and colorful
career in the field of music.
Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Horn, assisted by
Mrs. Robert Triplelt and M r s.
Robert Kidder, to the previously
mentioned guests and to Mrs. Jame
Fourtner, Mrs. James Daugherty,
Mrs. Neil Christian, Mrs. Harry
Hill, Mrs. Meredith Wilson. Airs.
Bert Shoemaker. Mrs. Sid Domen
ico. Mrs. Clarence DeCamp, Mrs.
R. L. Wiley and Mrs. William Web
er. At the next meeting a cookie
exchange will be featured. Mrs.
Florence Powell will be hostess at
her borne at 123 W, Cardinal
Sutherl in Methodist WSCS
Bazaar Committees Named
The Women's Society of Chris-1 FroUcher. Final plans for the ba
tain Service of the Sutherlin Meth-'"" were made,
odist Church met for a covered Committees for the bazaar are:
dish dinner at noon Thursday. f?ncy wolk- Mrs. Dick Riggs, Mrs.
i- .h. .k. 1 ih- nri,int i Harold Jones and Mrs. O. U Tor.
V. f w.tsh the' meetm food- W". Riley Powers. Mrs,
Mrs. Lon Welsh,
was conducted by
the meeting!
Mrs. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Spore and
children, Stephen and Anita: Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Gumm
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Nevue. Miss
Kathryn L. Miller, Mrs. Joy MU
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oil, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Weikum. Mrs. D. E. Hiatt,
Mrs. Susan lull. Miss Karen Hiatt,
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Dunn, Mrs.
rvainryn , iini.. n..nu iuiu sir.
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Mrs.
Virgie Hoskins. Rev. and Mrs. C.
O. Ross, the Rev. and Mrs. Leon
ard Floth, Mr. and Mrs. John Qui
bell. Mrs. W. G. Krueger, Mrs. C.
E. Rosela-d. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Force. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hatfield,
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Broadbent, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy McKnight, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Roell. Mrs. H. M. Pru
ett and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Karcher and Jennine, Mrs.
Lorraine McKinnev, Mrs, Harry
Collison Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Willey. Mrs. Lena Kersey, Mr.
and Mrs. Bundy, Mrs. Ida Mae
Smith. Mrs. Violet Weber, Mrs.
Mary Valentine, Mrs. Sharon Shaf.
rangenrint of dried materials with
gold candles was placed on the
piano and chrysanthemums were
on the guest book table. An inter
esting feature was a family tree
on a large poster with family pic
tures placed on the branches and
borders. These included pictures
from five generations. Mrs. Clif
ford Broadwater had arranged the
tree and the dried flower arrange
ment and all of the women of the
family assisted with the other dec
orations and planning
The refreshment table was cov
ered with lace cloth over gold, and
featured gold candles in crystal
holders on either side of the beau
tiful three-tiered wedding cake,
which had gold leaves and flowers
and was topped with a large white
bell with the letters ,50" in gold
Mrs. Clifford Broadwater and
Mrs. Willis Coble cut and erd
Charles Broad
water poured coffee. Mrs. Lester
Broadwater and Mrs. Virgil Broad
water served punch These ladies
are the daughter and four daush-
Stoltenberg. Mrs. Edna McKean.
Mrs. Julia Fisher, Mrs. I. Kincaid
I. Gowey and Mrs. H. V. Church;
aprons, Mrs. Tyndle Coin, Mrs.
Lulu Treman and Mrs. Addie Car.
lisle: rummage, Mrs. Jessie Coop
er. Mrs. R. C. Williams and Mrs.
Albert Trask.
Those present for the dinner and
meeting were Mrs. Leslie Gleason.
Mrs. Rosa Stilwell. Mrs. Icel
Clark. Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs.
Leland Linn, Mrs. Pat Peters. Mrs.
Alvin Steele, Mrs. Ward Watson,
ana Airs. Juyrue Lundeen and the
hostesses. Airs. Aaron Johnson and
Airs. Albert Trask. Also present
were Airs. R. L. Hill and small
son. Randy, and the Kev. Eugene
Groves, guesta.
Square Dancers Hosted
By Mr. And Mrs. Monett
Air. and Mrs. Robert Monett en
tertained a group from the Buck
eroo Square Dance Club at their
home near L'mpqua Friday eve
ning. The evening was spent prac
ticing a ikit for a club party.
Refreshments were served to Mr.
and Airs. Jesse Lee, Air. and Airs.
Harry Sprague, Air. and Airs. Paul
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Mrs. E. Tmlsilh and Mist Anni ! Hansen, Mr. and Mri. Eugene
Lee Felt. i Cherry and the host and hostess.
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH women will sponsor their onnuol Christmos bazoor Thursday,
Nov. 30. from 8 a m. to 8 p m. ond Friday, Dec. 1. from 8 am. ta 5 p.m. at the parish
hall, 1024 SE Coss Ave. The business men's lunch will be served Thursday from 1 1 a.m. to
2 pm. A horn locf dinner will be served that dav from 5 to 7 p m. Friday, Chili ond clom
chowder will be served trom 1 1 o m. to 2 p m. Seef rolls, aesserts ond coffee will be
served at all hours of the two day event. Above Mrs. Marshall Houghn ond Mrs. Robert
O'Neil ore shown. They ore both on the food committee. (Picture by Chn' Studio of
Photography.
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