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EDITH RADABAUGH, installing officer for Zonta Club, is
pictured -with Sybil Endicott, president; Penny Svoboda,
boord of directors; Mary Fletcher, treasurer; Mildred Wil
son, recording secretary; Alice Parker, corresponding
secretary; Florence Groshong, first vice president; Donna
Gleeson, board of directors. Not present for the pictures
were Becky Chitwood, second vice president, and Mildred
West, board of directors. (Picture by Wilson Studio)
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ARLENE MYERS, above left, had charge of initiation of new members including Margue
rite Dorsey, nurse at the VA Hospitol; Helen Cronkshaw, florist, and Alice Porker, busi
ness school. (Picture by Wilson Sutdio).
Fair Oaks Club
Has Card Party
At Grange Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin host
ed the Fair Oaks Pinochle Club at
the May meeting held recently at
the Fair Oaks Grange Hall.
- Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Medley, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Haines, Mr. and Mrs.
DcWard Modglin, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Reg
inald Brittain, Mr. and Mrs. Hom
er Grow, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sparks,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin. Mrs.
Maggie Francis, Mrs. Viola Haz-
lett, Mrs. Mabel Allen, Mrs. Edna
rowers and Harry Read.
High score for women was held
by Mrs. Leo Sparks with Mrs,
Ruth Brittain winning second high.
Men's high score went to Harry
Read, with second high to De-
Ward Modglin., Sweeps prize was
won by Lawrence Haines and the
traveling prize to Mrs. Homer
urow.
A potluck supper was served fol
lowing the card play. Birthdays of
Alfred Hand and Harold Austin
were observed by the singing of the
birthday song and two beautifully
decorated cakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Medley will
host the club in June.
Candlelight
Ceremony
The Roseburg Jay-C-Ettes held
a very enjoyable potluck dinner
meeting at the home of Mrs. Unv
Moore wilh Mrs. Cilen Yates and
Mrs. Bob Lierence as co-lioslcsses.
Following the dinner a lovely
candlelight ceremony was hold to
uiMau -lew uiui'crs. tmicers in- i
stalled were: President, Mrs. Glen:
Gowey; vice president, Mrs. Gene:
Stewart; secretary, Mrs. Alne ! f
Hayes, and treasurer, Mrs. John
Davis.
Kalhy Davis gave a very inter
esting talk on the recently attend
ed state convention in Salem. Jer
ri Lierence spoke on the success
of the polio clinic.
Committee chairmen for the fol
lowing year were announced. They
were: Ways and Means, Vi Ken
nedy: program, Marge Stewart;
membership and contact, Mrs. Pat
Moore; visiting, Jerri Lierence;
and publicity and scrapbook, Judy
Harvey.
It was decided to hold a recep
tion tea for Nicholai Sliper, Jay-
cee - sponsored Norwegian banker
who will be staying in Roseburg.
ir.ose attending were Mrs. Ken
Clark, Mrs. Gil Harvey. Mrs. John
Davis, Mrs. Clarence Paul. Mrs.
John Kennedy, Mrs. Hale Holin
stein, Mrs. Phil Meagher, Mrs.
Ray Moore, Mrs. Ken Byland. Mrs.
Glen Gowey, Mrs. Dick Davis,
Mrs. Glen Yates, Mrs. Gene Stew
art, Mrs. Bob Lierence oiyl Mrs,
Allie Hayes.
Hostess for next month will be
Mrs. Ken Byland with Mrs. Gene
Stewart and Mrs. Ray Moore as
co-hostesses.
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Mrs. Jack Veach
Is Club Hostess.
Mrs. Jack Veach was a charm
ing hostess at her home for mem
bers of the Woodman Circle Bas
ket Tuesday evening, when Mrs,
LeRoy Kesterson and Mrs. Roy
Walker were honored and receiv
ed gifts from the group.
A buffet style dessert supper was
served following an evtnmg of en
joyable games.
Hostesses were Evelyn Crouch
er, Lucy Benson, Alice Christen
sen and Agnes Veach. Others at
tending were: Gadys Stafford
Marjorie Doyle, Connie Kesterson,
Alma Walker, Viola White, Bee
Cornilsen, Bella Holm, Jessie
Thomas, Goldie Willis, Sarah Cy
rus, Besse Cornish, Gertie Hess,
Ruby Tucker and Ann Strong.
ROSEBURG JAY-C-ETTES
held
delightful potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Ray
Moore with Mrs. Glen Yates and Mrs. Bob Lierence as co-hostesses. New officers are pic
tured above and include: president, Mrs. Glfcn Gowey; secretary, Mrs.' Altie Hayes; vice
president, Mrs. Gene Stewart, and treasurer, Mrs. John Davis. (Picture by Chris' Studio
of Photography). . . v.
New Bride Complimented
At Lovely Wedding Shower
A very delightful wedding show
er was iven by the Elkhead Wom
an s club at the clubhouse, for
Mrs. Walter D. Smith nee Elaine
Reiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Reiser.
The room was appropriately dec
orated with gay spring flowers.
The honoree was assisted by her
mother with the unwrapping of
her many lovely gifts. Game prizes
were won by Mrs. Reiser and Mrs.
G. Wood. Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Myrtie
Friday Banquet
Hosted By Men
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Mother-Daughter Banquet
Given Friday At Melrose
PICTURED ABOVE are Sybil Endicott, incoming president,
accepting the club's gavel for Zonta Club from the retiring
president, Willma Hill. The annual banquet meeting was
held at Oak Tree Inn. (Picture by Wilson Studio).
The Melrose Missionary Society
held its annual Mother-Daughter
Banquet at the Melrose Commu
nity Church Friday. Theme for the
affair was "Children Around the
World."
Mistress of ceremonies was Mrs.
Belva Buckwalter, A toast to moth
ers was given by Gail Gentry.
Sylva Gray gave the toast to the
daughters. A clarinet duet was
played by Luann Hutton and Shir
ley Clement. Other entertainment
included a duet by Joyce and Jean
nette Niswonger and a piano solo
by Kay Kaiser.
Speaker for the evening was
Mrs. Thelma Peck from World
Missions to Children of Grants
Pass. i
One four-generation group was
present and included Mrs. Rose
Mitchell, Sylva Gray, Gail Gentry
and Debbie and Penny Gentry.
Others present were Grandmoth
er McCorinack, Mrs. Mary East
man, Airs. Sadie Hall, Mrs. Evelyn
Bair, Mrs. Marcella Johnston and
Diana, Mrs. Ysletta Shipp and
Charlotte, Mrs. Belva Buckwalter
and Betty, Mrs. Eva Mae Clement,
Edith, Shirley and Alary Ellen Cle
ment, Mrs. Ina Moore and Kay-
ellen.
Mrs. Elsie Isakson and Carol,
Mrs. Ruth Niswonger, Jcannette,
Joyce and Sharon Niswonger, Mrs.
Mary Sanders, Mrs. Betty James
and Marilyn, Mrs. Eileen Worth
ington, Mrs. Margaret Holcomb
and Rachel, Mrs. Pat O'Brien,
Judy Kathe and Ellen O'Brien,
Mrs. Ellen Stringer, Mrs. Ethel
Rogers and Joyce, Mrs. Dean Gau-
snell, Gail and Diane and Chris
Gausnell, Mrs. Mickey Raineville
and Luann, Mrs. Myrna Davis,
Men of the Calapooia Farm Bu
reau hosted a mother s banquet.
Friday evening at the Worn
en's clubhouse near Umpqua. The
delightful affair was planned, pre
pared and served by the men,,
In the center of the four lung
tables was a lovely Maypole with
streamers and bright spring flow
ers. Each guest received a corsage Tremnn as co-hostess.
Crawford, Jean Thompson and
Mrs. Vera Maguir.
Those present were Mildred Bow
man, Mrs. L. Lhenoweth, Mrs.
Clove Miller, Mrs. Alva Manning,
Airs. Jake Francis, Airs. Golden
Kruse, Airs. John Bacon, Mrs.
Ruby Jazck, Mrs. M. Agee, Mrs.
Zelha Dickerson, Airs. Carl Bros
zio, Airs. Eva Jazek, Mrs. B.
Smith, Airs. Alfred Hand, Mary
Hansen, Mrs. Van Hutcheson, Airs.
L. D. Pinkston, Mrs. Roy Aledley,
Mrs. Larry Ortiz, Mrs. Alable Al
len, Airs. L. Burrowny, Airs. Bes
sie Mulkcy, the guest of honor -and
her mother.
Air. and Airs. Smith were mar
ried in Caldwell, Idaho, spent their
honeymoon at the World a Fair in
Seattle and have returned to make
their home in Roseburg.
Surherlin Club Hosted
At Umpqua River Cabin
Mrs. Henry Frotscher entertain-
Bible Class Has j
Afternoon Meet .
St. Paul's Lutheran Mid-Week
Bible Class met Wednesday at 2.
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Anna
Floew. The humn sing was led by
Pastor Hinrlchs. ;
Those attending were Airs. E.'
Howard, Mrs. V. Teater, Airs. G.
Hasbargen, Airs. H. Hasbarsen,
Mrs. A. Vogt, Airs. E Crandall,
Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. A, Hermann,:
Mrs. L. Wilson, Airs. R. Kaine.f
Mrs. D. Hinrichs and Dorcen and,
Lori Ann, Pastor Hinrichs and the
hostess. Mrs. Floew served lovely
refreshments. ,t : ; ", ; ! '
There will be no Bible class in
June. Mrs. Hermann will host the
class July 18.,..
Mrs. Mobley Has
Party For Club j
Mrs. D. L. Mobley entertained
Thursday evening for her bridge
club at her home on Birch Court.
Mrs. M. H. Coen and Mrs. Russ
Aliss Evelyn Bowen, Alargarct
Bradford, Lola Bowles, Mrs, Na
omi Alberding, Bonnie, Debbie and
Teren Alberding, Mrs. G. Johnson,
Mrs. Edith Totton, Edith Cox and
Rena, Airs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs
Linda Fritz, Mrs. Louella Thomp
son, and Tammy, Mrs. Beth Grubb
and Tara, Mrs. Beverly Sensa-
baugh and Ann.
Airs. Stella Galla, Mrs. Delia
Gawler and Roxann, Mrs. Amy
Seeley, Airs. Catherine Farrell and
Dora, Mrs. Vivian Argo, Mrs. Wil-
ma bristol, Wendy and Debbie
Bristol, Mrs. Kay Nelson, Kathy,
Barbara and Russ Nelson, M r .
Donna Kaiser and Kay, Mrs. Dor
othy Farrar.
Mrs. Bessie Smith, Kara Scott,
Mrs. Lenore Cooper, Debbie Conn,
Mrs. Theo Eddy, Airs. Betty Hut
ton and Lou, Kathy Armstrong,
Airs. Evelyn Simpson, Airs. Faye
Conn, Mrs. Margaret AlcComas,
Mrs. Betty Hayes, Mrs. Ann Schra-der.
Mrs. Elaine Pankey, Airs. Ha
zel Krohn, Airs. Carol Arcns-
meier, Airs. Sherry Arensmeier,
Mrs. Dorothy Matlin, Charlene and
Erline Matlin, Airs. Evelyn La-
mon, Mrs. Dorothy raulkner, Bet
ty and Linda Faulkner.
Airs. Norma Fenn, Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Airs. Jimmie Bone
brake, Pixie and Dixie Bonebrake,
Mrs. Esther Nickolaus, Sharon and
Lois Nickolaus and Mrs. Olive
Doerner.
Men of the church served the
delicious turkey dinner. Helping
with the serving were Howard
Kaiser, Eli Sanders, Bill Gausnel
Dick Eastman, Vernon Hall, Pastor
Davis, Art Buckwalter, Don Is
akson, Dennis Johnston, V. K.
which had been made by the Ocuin
paugh boys. Background music
was played during Ine dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolf Smith,
who recently purchased tho Ashley
ranch, were special guests of the
evening
ed the Sutherlin Community Home V"" were guesis. memucrs were
Economics Club at her cabin on Mra. Roy Amann, Mrs. Jack Gam
.u. tt 111. ...wu in,. t..i. et. Mrs. E. T. Cone Jr., Mrs. Bill
! P. Mrs. Dick Moore and
M-nhor nmn tnr h nnnn ln8 hostess. ... ; "j
potluck were Mrs. Roginal Brittain, Birthdays of Mrs., Pritehett and
Daisy Godfrey, Mrs. William Lle-
singer, Mrs. lcei uiarK, mrs. rtg
nes Wner, Mrs. Elizabeth Gleason,
Airs. Edna Powers and the host
esses. .'
Mrs Cone ware celebrated by
means of individual birthday cakes.
High score for the evening waj
held by Mrs. Cary; second high
by Airs. Pritchett. . t
THE ENGAGEMENT OF Shir
ley Ann Ritzow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritzow of
Napa, Calif., and A1C
Roger L. Ware, who is station
ed at Vandenburg AFB, Calif,
son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy L.
Ware, Myrtle Creek, was an-1
nounced at an Easter dinner j
party at the home of the for-1
mer's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. Burnsed, Napa. The
bride - elect is a senior at
Nopa Senior High School and
will be graduated in June.
The bridegroom - elect was
graduated in 1957 from Myrtle
Creek High School and en
listed in the Air Force soon
after. He expects to be dis
charged from service in July.
No date has been set for the
wedding. (Picture by Lock
ner Studio, Napa.
Mrs. Elaine Becker and Anita, 1 Holcomb and Mr. Gray.
Installation Of Officers
Is Highlight Of Luncheon
A 12:30 p.m. dessert luncheon i back; Christian social relations and
was enjoved by members of the local church activities. Mrs.
iYidard Winston Methodist Church j Charles McCord; literature and
WSCS Thursday in the social room ! publications, Mrs. Lee O. Hunt;
of the church, with Mrs. Ramon i missionary education and service,
Nichols as hostess. Mrs. Ramon Nichols; spiritual life,
The tables, beautifully decorat- Mrs. J. C Johannes; student work,
ed by Mrs. Rov Gordon and Mrs. Mrs Leone Dickenson; supply
Oren l-edarrwood. were covered ; work Mrs. Robert Sanderson, and
with white cloths centered by ar t youth work, Mrs. Hoy Gordon,
ranscments of Beauty Bush in; It was announced that a pi
if hou-ts. White can- i would he held at the Winston Com-
ril,.. r nlnrrH in crystal hold-! miinitv Park. The rjotluek nicnie ! Quet held recently in
era Bouquets of lavender iris and for members and their families ! cnooi gymnasium. ;ina wamer, uonna naggaro, .nixe uiomme,
chrysanthamums were used in the; will be the last meeting of the senior, was crowned Prom Queen j Ion Smith and Dennis Stanfill.
mnm dprnrat nns - erouo for the summer months, oy ner escort, i.ari mime, as one nonnie naggara, mine niomme
Following luncheon, members i Meetings will be resumed in Sep ! of the highlights of the dance.
mi in ih Fironiaro Hnnm where tembcr. ! The gymnasium had been com-
the Rev J C. Johannes conduct-! Those attending the luncheon pletely transformed for the occa-
'Evening In Paris7 Theme
Of Annual Glendale Prom
The junior class of Glendale played for the dance. .
high School chose, "Evening in I The committee responsible for1
nnounced that a picnic i Pans ' as its theme for the an- planning for the prom events m-
iiuni duiiiur-oeiuur nuiii aim Dan-1 iiuucu umi rveurr, cniirman; uir
the highilene Furlong, Barbara Johnson,
Officers Named
By Drain BPW
Drain Business and Professional
Women met at the home of Mary
Scott with 12 members present.
Officers for the coming year
were elected and include; Darlene
Traylor, president; Gertrude Gay,
vice president; Marie Russum, sec
retary; Donna Goodrich, treasurer.
Installation will be held at the
June meeting.
A contribuiion was given to the
Cancer Fund by the club.
A social hour, with Helen Rob
erts in charge of the program,
followed the business meeting. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Lookingglass Residence
Scene Of Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buell of
Lookingglass were hosts for a de
liphtful family dinner Sunday. '
and Doris Thompson did most of j Covers were placed for Mr. and
the excellent art work which dec-1 Km. Domingo Sabala, Candy
orated the walls of the cafe sec- Cathy. Mike and Marty; Mr. and
eYccted officers President. Mrs. hannes and the Me dames Ron' intotwo sections, one creating the of Nancy Fotheringh.m. ajven. R. I) and Echo; Mr and
S!,i E: ve President. Buree,.. Rov Gordon Stanford Bu-! illusion of cafe-bordered street j Haggard, Pat Jones and Sue Good- Mrs. Carl F. l.s. Roy, Tom. Bruce,
Mr. (iren l."dserwood: treasur-, ell. Ramon Nichols. Willard Lau-jwith tables covered with bright- on
er, Mrs. Marion VanOrman. and ranee, Belle Clark, Grace Barnes, checkered cloths, underneath strip-
' ., lf-..: If . UnJn.. t an.ran.-n Ilnrhnr f1 llU'ninffS T tlA flthfr Sef-I inn
The following chairmen 'were : Marion VanOrman, Charles Mc-1 open for dancing, featured i ceiling j which carried out the Evening in i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buell. and
elected to serve during the year: i Cord. Oren Ledgerwnod, William1 of midnight blue studded with; Paris theme so convincingly. Paul Linda, Susan, Laurie and I rank-
Children's work Mrs C C Fos- Bushong and Arthur McGuire. 'stars. L Don bnyaer I orcnestra cnimp n junior class aaviser. in nencc
I Nancy and Motile; Mr. and Mrs
The entire class worked on the I Dick Gohl? Mrs. I)u Mane. Mr.
The other section, complicated job of decorating and Mrs. Roy Buell and the hosts,
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