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MICHAL, 6, and Paul Young, 4, sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Young, celebrated their birthdays ot a joint party.
Birthday cake and refreshments were served to the guests
of honor ond their paternal grandparents, Mr. ond Mrs. A.
F. Young; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young and Robert, Richard
and Randy; Bobbie, Billy, Rose and Vickie Allen, Scott
Young, all of Tenmile, and Mrs. F. A. Wafer and Fred
erick, Susan, Diana and Colleen, of Comas Volley. As
special gifts to the boys Michal enjoyed a trip to the
ocean ond aul chose a trip to Skinners Butte Park in
Eugene.
Grand Officers Pay Visit
To Amaranth Friday Night
Grand officers visited Douglas
Court 18. Order of the Amaranth
Friday evening at the Roseburg
.Masonic Temple.
Escorted and given grand hon
ors were Mrs. William Aplanalph
ot Portland, grand royal matron,
and Gerald Lawrens of Portland,
grand royal patron; Hugh Temple
ton, appointed Supreme Royal Pa
tron of Portland; Laulette Norton,
grand associated matron, Eugene;
Frank Guerin, grand associate pa
tron, Newport; Margaret Temple
ton, grand associate conductress;
William Aplanalph, grand marshal,
Portland; Bernice Lawrense, grand
marshal in east; Edward Norton,
grand prelate, Eugene; Phoebe
Guerin, grand charity. Newport;
Henry Halvorsen, grand warder,
Sutherlin; Hope Arstill, grand page,
Portland; Nancy Finlayson, grand
assistant lecturer, Eugene.
Grand representatives present
were bva Jane Erwra, Portland;
Audley Kanouse, Eugene; and Syl
via Kanouse, tugene.
Melrose Missionary Group
Plans Shower For June 21
Royal matrons and patrons pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jor
den, Lincoln Court, Newport; Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Caton, Emerald
Court, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
George Thompson, Colonial Court,
Portland; Mrs. Neome Watson,
Willamette Court, Eugene; Wade
Arstill, Ionic Court, Portland.
Past matrons included Mrs. Ive
na Halvorsen, Mrs. Inga High and
Mrs. Genevieve Philippi, all of
Douglas Court; and Mrs. Rose An
derson, Willamette Court, Eugene.
The royal matron and patron re
ceived honorary memberships and
gifts from the court.
Special music was presented by
Miss Orenda Mitchell. The royal
matron honored all masons and
presented them with gifts. A short
skit w,'s given by Betty Moore.
Preceding the meeting there was
a 6:30 p.m. no-host dinner. Mrs.
Logan White was chairman. Mrs.
Huron Clough, refreshment chair
man, was assisted by women of '.he
court. Mrs. Henry Halvorsen was
decoration chairman.
Yoncalla People Celebrate
25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Langdon
were honored at an open house Sat
urday evening at the Etkhead Com
munity Hall, celebrating their 25th
wedding anniversary. Hostesses for
the party were Miss Virginia Lang
don, Mrs. Dennis Maguire,, Mrs.
James Crawford and Mrs. Matt
Alldrop. i
The anniversary wedding cake,
decorated in pastel flowers and
tapped with a miniature bride and
bridegroom, bad been made and
decorated by Mrs. Larry Ortii.
Decorations for the hall were large
silver bells and white streamers.
Percy Langdon was born and
reared in the Yoncalla community.
He was married May 29, 1937. The
couple has three children, Daniel
Langdon of Eugene and Virginia
and Dick Langdon, at home. They
also have one grandson, Gregory
Langdon of Eugene.
Percy Langdon's maternal grand
parents were both born on the
plains, en route to Oregon.
A silver tree and a number of
gifts were presented to Mr. and
Mrs. Langdon from their relatives
and friends.
The serving table was covered
with a lace crocheted tablecloth
made by Mrs. Langdon. Mrs. Wil
fred Kincaid of Roseburg cut and
served the cake, Mrs. Betty Cald
well noured coffee and Miss Ear-
leyne Davis poured punch. Mrs.
Fred Lee had charge of the guest
book.
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Minnith Couch and Mr., and
Mrs. Roy Morris and two daugh
ters from Toppenish, Wash.; Mr.
and Mrs. John Lagrandcr and Mr. 1
and Mrs. Charles Draeger from!
Drain; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kin- i
caid, Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs.!
Matt Alldrop, Sutherlin, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Langdon and son, Greg,
Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paul
ey, Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. i
Van Hutchcson, Oakland: and Mr.
and Mrs. George Langdon, Donna
and Donald Langdon, Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Langdon and family; Mr.
and Mrs. James Crawford, Loy
Finnev, Virginia and Dick Lang
don, Mr. and Mrs.-Earl Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Maguire, Ron
nie and Robbie Maguire, Mr. and
Mrs Lee Blickenstaff and daugh
ter. Nancy; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee,
Dennis Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Thompson and daughter,
Marlene; Misi Earleyne Davis,
Mrs. Elizabeth Caldwell and two
daughters and the honored guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Langdon.
It was the first time all of Percy
Langdon's brothers and sister have
been together,, for several . years
Most of his nieces and nephews
were also present.
Card Play Held
At Lookingglass .
The Lookingglass Grange held its
final card party for the season
Friday at the Grange hall. There
were nine tables in play, with Mrs.
Dorothy Boling and Mrs. Hoycelle
Paulson as hostesses. The parties
will be resumed in the fall.
The traveling prize was won by
Lee Williams. Mrs. Frances Games
and Fred Engles were high score
winners. Mrs. Mable Hansen and
Royce Busenhark were low scorers.
Attending the party were: Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hanson, Rachel
Gooden, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mar
esch, Veda and Yale Parrish, Roy
Busenbark, Lena Howland, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Williams, Mrs. Ruth Port
er, Mrs. Hulda Howe. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Solomon, W. J. Mere
dith, Cliff Boling, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Fred En
gle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carnes,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schulze, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reagles, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Per
ry Dysert, Rudy Meyer, Mary
Trump and Joseph Sedan.
Teacher Honorary
Hears Fine Talk
Alpha Delta Kappa, honorary
teaciiem sorority, met recently at
the home of Marguerite Bodenner,
with AlL'iea Lofland as co-hostess.
A very intereitrg talk was giv
en by Joyce Pruitt. She showed
slides and described her around-the-world
trip last summer.
Installation was held for the fol-:
lowing new officers: Helen Burk-
hart, president; Marie Willits, vice
presilent; Time Borgcn, treasur
er; Bonita Wikoff, recording sec
retary; Althea Lofland, corre
sponding secretary; Virginia Hut-
ton, historian; and Dorothy Wilson
and Marguerite Bodenner, chaplains.
Members presen were Helen
Bu-khart, Marie Willits, Tillie Bor-
gen, Ethel Howard, Ardis Edie,
Margaret Austin, Bonita Wikoff,
Dorothy Baumann, Virginia Hut
ton and the hostesses.
Dancing Party
Held At Tiller
Diana Picht entertained recently
at a "twist" party at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo A.
Picht, at the Tiller Ranger Station,
when fellow classmates and
friends were invited for an evening
of dancing.
A buffet table of snacks fur
nished refreshment. Present were
Barbara Long, Sue Ann Fisher,
Eunice Henry, Jill Hughes, Bill
and Brad Howern, Gretchen Wil
liams, Jon and Sandra Lilligren,
Jerri Fisher, Gaila Gardner and
the hostess' sister, K C Picht.
The Melrose Community Church
Missionary Society enjoyed a sack
luncheon and a delicious dessert
at their all-day meeting Tuesday
at the church.
Hostesses were Sadie Hall and
Sylva Gray. Devotions were given
by Jeannette Niswonger.
The tables were centered with
beautiful vases of iris, roses and
foxgloves.
The society is planning a pink
and blue shower for Donna War
ren to be held at the church June
21. All women of the commun
ity are invited.
The next meeting will be June
26, with a potluck at noon. Wom
en of the Lookingglass Church and
the Pine Grove Church are invited.
Mrs. Lee Caulson, missionary to
World Missions to Children in Aus
tria, will be guest speaker.
Those present were Ruth Niswon
ger, Jeannette and Gary Niswon
ger, Norma Fenn, Pansy Haugan,
Elsie Isakson. Dean Gausnell. Syl
va Gray, Sadie Hall. Amy Seeley,
Carol Arensmeier, Mary Sanders,
Bclva Buckwalter. Hazel Krohn,
Evelyn Bair, Esther Nickolaus,
Miss Evelyn Bowen and Juanila
Silver of Ashland.
Going-Away Party Given
To Honor Member Of Club
Mrs. John Dunn entertained the
British Brogues group Wednesday
evening at a delightful going-away
party for Rosemary Boggess, who
is moving to Springfield.- A fare
well present from the group was
presented to the tionoree.
Games were played, and prizes
were won by Barbara Brisbin and
Rosemary Boggess.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to the fol
lowing: Eileen Herriges, Peggy
Svarverud, Barbara Jrisbin, Joan
Gerlt and the guest of honor.
Camp Fire Girls
Party Hostesses
Girls of the Pa-Wa-Si Camp Fire
group entertained their parents at
a party Friday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Stapleton.
The girls organized games and
served refreshments. They also
had a craft display.
Girls present were Cindy Lom
bard, Lynda Book, Teresa Raaf,
Pamela Odell, Lynne Stapleton and
Shirley Hannah.
Guests Mr. and Mrs. James
Lombard and Christie and Susan,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Book, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Raaf and Vicki,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stapleton,
Dale, Eric and Valerie; Mrs. D.
K. Odell and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hannah and Diane.
The group presented a birthday
present to Lynn Stapleton and a
gift to the leader, Mrs. Hannah.
The party was given to complete
the girls' Woodgatherer requirements.
Thur., Junee14, 1962 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
Miss Jackie Barnes Feted
At Lovely Bridal Shower
Evelyn Gorthy, Lee Speidel. Del-,
la Gotthardt and Vera McGhehey!
were hostesses Tuesday evening, 1
at a charming bridal shower at
the former's home on West I'mp
qua St. Guest of honor was Miss
Jackie Barnes, secretary to the
Direclor of Volunteers at the Vet
erans Administration Hospital.
Games and visiting were enjoy
ed during the early evening hours.
Many lovely gifts woro presented
to Miss Barnes who will become
the bride of Gen Bratsch June
23. Refreshments were served and
movies were taken of the group.
Those attending were Barbara
Arthur, Marjoric Martin, Clara
Hess, Cynthia Ruttcr, Yvonne
Burke, Shirley Champagne, Max
ine Ma'.tox, Marilyn Thompson,
Marjorie Piehl, Esther Basson, Ar
line Olson, Helen O'Neal, Laura-
lee Quick, Geral.line Pargeter. Gail
Gorthy, the guest of honor and her
mother Mrs, Barnes, and the foui '
hostesses.
Party Is Given
After Graduation
A very delightful after-graduation
open house party was given by
Jerry Colo at '.he home of his par
ents, Mr. and Airs. Harold Cole,
on Cole Rd. near Umpqi,a for the
Oakland graduating class.
IlefreshmenU and dancing were
enjoyed by some -10 young people.
Ardie Brcedlovo helped Jerry host
the party. Chaperones were Mr.
and .Mrs. Clinton Boyter, Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Cole, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Breedlove and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Cole.
Pastors' Wives
Given Shower
Featured at the special all-day
meeting of the women of the Ump
qua and Southern Willamette sec
tions of the Assembly of God
"Churches of Oregon was I pink
.nd blue shower honoring the
wives of two of the pastors.
The affair was held at the Drain
Assembly of God Church Thurs
day. Honored were Mrs. McQuinn,
wife of the Glendale church in the
Vmpqua section.
Each church represented at the
meeting sent a gift. In addition,
each of the honorees received a
gift from the entire section.
Glendale women attending the
all-day meeting wei Mrs. Chester
Sallee, Mrs. Norval Sheppird. Mrs.
D. H. Shepherd, Mrs. C. D. O'Roke
and Mrs. Bruce Manning.
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