Mrs. Anderson Party Hostess
Mrs. Randal Anderson entertain- ;yl Oliver. Mariiee, Billy and
ed at i swimming parly and wien-1 Charles Cox. Kiinberly Morgan,
Charming Party
Given Thursday
or roast at her home in Winston Curtis Dean, Kenneth Nelson and
Thursday evening for a group of' Mr. and Mrs. P.aul Wickstruui of
Tenmile teen-atiors. Enjoying the i Roseburi:.
occasion were Kathleen Dawson, I .
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and Valda Deal, Gloria Casey, Sher-
Fri., June 28, 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9
VISITORS IN ROSEBURG ot the home of Mr. ond Mrs.
Ellis Neovoll have been their two daughters, sons-in-law
and grandchildren. Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs.
Alan (Sharon) Savage of Glendale, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith (Joyce) Hawks and children, Gregory, 3, and
Debby, 6 months-old, of Groton, Conn. The two families
Campbell
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Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs.
Thomas Pargeter and Mrs. Weston
P. Hurd entertained at a charming
bridal shower Tuesday evening at
the former's attractive home on
SE Main St. in compliment to
Miss Gayle Harris, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harris, whose
marriage will be an event of July
13.
Gorgeous arrangements of roses,
sweetpeas and Esther Reed daisies
formed the room decorations. The
buffet table was decorated in the
bride's chosen colors of her wed
ding, pink and green. Cecil Brun-:
ner roses, flanked by pale green
candles graced the - table, . which
was covered by a pink net cloth.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Miss Harris' from the three host
esses and Mrs. Wayne Harris and
daughter, Ginger; Mrs. John. Ad
ams, Mrs. Robert Beardsley, Mrs.
Clifford Bryden, Mrs. Jack Cum
mins, Mrs. Richard Eastman and
Cynthia; Mrs. Richard Hoskins,
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Mrs. Emery Williams, Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Mrs. Myron Yost, M r s.
George Caskey, Mrs. Don Ander
son, Miss Beth Dichl, Miss Patty
Dent, Miss Joanne Free, Mrs.
Ward Smith, Mrs. Dean Jewell,
Mrs. Edwin G. Young, Mrs. Clark
Fordham, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
and Mrs. Brian Pargeter.
Games were played and prizes
were awarded winners. Later love
ly refreshments were served. Mrs.
George Caskey poured.
Mrs. David Feted
At Bridal Shower
A lovely bridal shower was giv
en at the Elkton Lodge hall Sat
urday at 8 p.m. for Donna Jean
David (nee uonna neaaenj. Host
esses for the evening were Mrs.
Claude Buck, Mrs. Gene Sneed and
Mrs. Norman Rydell. The hall was
beautifully decorated with pink and
lavender flowers. A beautiful three
tiered cake had been made by
Shirley Baimbridge.
Mrs. Carl Grimsrud sang two
numbers, accompanied by her
daughter, Sue. A omedy skit was
given by Bonnie Sneed and Clau
dine Rydell followed by the guest
of honor opening her many love
ly gifts assisted by Mrs. Robert
Billick.
Twenty-five guests were present.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses. '
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spent their vacations here. Hawks is stationed aboard the
USS George Washington submarine and while here also
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawks of Wolf
Creek. Mrs. Savage is a stenographer ond her husband is
a salesman in Glendale, Calif. (Picture bv Chris' Studio
of Photography).
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MR. AND MRS. FOREST KENNADAY of Glide cele
brated their 25th wedding anniversary at an open house ot
the Glide Community Holl with Mrs. Jim Marier, Mrs.
Lincoln Kennaday ond Mrs. Earl Romsey presiding os
hostesses. Mixed flowers formed the decorations. The two
and half foot high anniversary cake was topped by a silver
"25." Mrs. Marier baked the cake. Many friends ond
relatives called during the afternoon to congratulate the
Kennadays. (Picture by Clark's Studio).
Timber Towners Have Play
Monday, Thursday Nights
North-West winners In the Mon
day night duplicate bridge play by
the Timber Town Bridge Club
were Mrs. L. A. Burnett and Mrs.
A. B. Fisher; Mrs. E. C. Patter
son and Mrs. W. I. Edmonds, sec
ond; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGregor,
third; and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Motschcnbachcr, fourth.
East-West winners were Mrs. O.
R. Petersen and Mrs. James Doyle,
first; Mrs. E. N. Kaser Jr. and
Mrs. E. N. Kaser Jr. and Mrs. W.
B. Smith, second; Mrs. James
Hughes and Mrs. D. B. Sccoy,
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Henry Alexander, fourth.
Thursday night's Timber town
winners were Airs. E. C. Patter
son and Mrs. Henry Sherlock,
first; E. C. Patterson and Mrs. E.
H. Hamilton, second; Mrs. J. Car
bis and Mrs. R. Berg, third; and
Mrs. L. L. Linaman and Mrs. John
Brooke, fourth.
Regular master point play is us
ually held the first Thursday nifht
of each month, but has been post
poned to July 11 because of the
July 4 holiday when no play will
be held. Further information re
garding the Thursday night play
may be had by calling Mrs. Walter
Ulrich or Mrs. D. L. Monteith.
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A charming bridal shower was
given by Mrs. Kenneth Ford and
Mi's. George Neuner at the for
mer's beautiful home in Laurel
wood Wednesday evening in compli
ment to Miss Nancy Stewart, whose
marriage to John A. Burkharl will
be an event of July 13.
Pink roses were used about the
rooms and for the attractively ap
pointed buffet table. A lovely pink
and white decorated umbrulla was
used to deliver the many attrac
tive gifts tu the guest of honor.
A pink dessert was served at 8
fun. to the guests. Pink umbrel
as and pink and while nut cups
along with appropriately decorated
tray. "
: A clever game was played in
which Mrs. Hugh Whipple and
Mrs. Gordon Stewart were win
ners of the prizes. Honda Grrread
and Jo Ann Stewart presented the
Mrs. Al H. May
Gives Luncheon
Mrs. Al H. May entertained at
one of the loveliest of the summer
parties, when she invited a group
of friends to a 12 o'clock bridge
luncheon at the Roseburg Country
Club.
The luncheon tables were cen
tered with attractive thermometers
topped by single rosebuds, while
the buffet table was decorated with
an arrangement of deep purple
ruffled petunias.
Invited to enjoy the occasion with
Mrs. May were her mother, Mrs.
W. B. Russell, who is a newcomer
to Roseburg from Phoenix. Ariz.,
and Mrs. Edward M. Murphy, Mrs.
Miles S. Barrett, Mrs. J. V. Bren
ner, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. L.
Mrs. Elliott
New Office
Mrs. Robert (Frances) Elliott,
guardian of Job's Daughters
Bethel I of Roseburg, was
installed as Grand Third Mes
senger for 19G3-64 at the 391 ll
annual session of the Grand Guard
ian Council of Oregon, Internation
al Order of Job's Daughters, held
in Portland June 20, 21, and 22.
Twenty girls of Bethel 8 accom
panicd Mrs. Elliott to Portland to
attend Grand Bethel Installation
and meetings, a banquet and drill
team competition. Tlioy also visit
ed the Portland Zoo and Lloyd Cen
ter. Members attending Included
Mary Beth Hill, Mollie Ware, and
Sherry Engie, past honored queens,
Ann Walton, honored queen; Randl'
Friday-Tuesday-Wednesday
Duplicate Winners Told
Winners Friday afternoon in the
duplicate play of the Roseburg
Club at the Umpqua Hotel for
North-South players were M r s.
Harry Bruffy and Mrs. Ray Cali
co, first; Mrs. W. C. Callison and
Mrs. Russell B. Rummcl second,
and Mrs. J. V. Short and Mrs.
A. E. Kent, third. East-West win
ners were Mrs. II. N. Butler and
Mrs. L. E. McClintock, first; Mrs.
Walter Edmonds and Mrs. Ira J.
Seitz, second, and Mrs. O. It. Pe
tersen and Rick Petersen, third.
Winners Tuesday evening were
Mrs. G. W. Marshall and W. C.
Callison, first; Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Patterson, second, Mrs. O. R. Pe
tersen and David Forrest, third,
and tying for fourth were Mrs.
Russell B. Hummel ond Mrs. Loyd
Burnett and Mrs. Lyle Bodenncr
Birthday Party,
Held At Oakland
Craig Lee Martin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Martin of Oakland,
celebrated his first hirthdnv ! n
lawn party given by his mother at
me nomc of his maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Herman Fugate.
After Craig opened his gifts, the
guests were served cake and ice
cream, then enjoyed Craig's new
wading dooI. !
Guests were Craig's cousins, Den
ny. Lenny, Henee, David, Cindy.
Theresa and Kathy Fugate, all of
whom were accompanied by their
mothers.
The Bumboo House
Invitet You To Come Our And
Dance To The Music Of
'THE BLUE TONES"
THREE NIGHTS A WEEK
Fri. 9 pm-1 am Sat. 10 pm-2 am
Sunday 8 p.m. - 12
2475 N. E. Diamond Lake Blvd. -Acroi
From Roseburg Bowl
I umbrella loaded with gifts to the
' guest of honor.
I Attending the. affair were Miss
Gordon Stewart, Mis. Milton Clay,
! Mrs. Robert Nevue. Mrs. Paul Jen-
: kins, Mrs. Hugh Whipple of Drain;
!Mrs. R. I.. Whipple. Mrs. 11 T.
! Hansen. Miss Sally Myers, Miss
fchsa Thomas. .Mrs. I., b. l om
mons. Mrs. Larry Strode, M r s.
Cliff Thomas, Mrs. L. K. Cornwell,
Mrs. Jack Chapman, Mrs. D. H.
Lenox. Mrs. James Whipple and
Mrs. Grant MeCormack of Drain;
Mrs. Ray MeCormack, Honda Jer
read and Jo Ann Stewart and the
hostesses. Sending gifts were Mrs.
i Harry Black, Mrs. Bruce Elliott,
Mrs. Julius Klaus of Portland:
! Mrs. H, Cloyd Riffe, Mrs. Wayne
Crouch. Mrs. E. G. Whipnle and
I Mrs. Joe Seaiie of Drain; Mrs. S. !
J. Cooper, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs.
I A. J. Young and Mrs. Carl E.
i Wimbciiy. ' ;
W. Metzger, Mrs. Harold E.
Schmccr, Mrs. Robert Stults, Mrs.
H. F. LcBeau, Mrs. Horace C.
Berg.
Mrs. Rov W. Scdell, Mrs. Walter
Ulrich, Mrs. J. A. Colbrun,, Mrs.
H. T. Hansen, Mrs. Ray Doerner,
Mrs. llanie W. Booth, Mrs. Rob
ert Taylor, Mrs. John Pierce, Mrs.
Sig Fctt, Mrs. David S. Adolph,
Mrs. Porter Lainhart, Mrs. Joseph
Lanspa, Mrs. Ira J. Seitz, Mrs.
W. F. Forrest, Mrs. Henry Pape
and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
High score winners at each ta
ble received the centerpiece as a
prize. Overall winner for the after
noon's contract bridge play was
Mrs. Pierce with Mrs. Barrett win
ning the second prize.
r
Todd, senior princess; Gale Short,
junior princess; Stephanie Giles,
guide, and Katlue Elliott, marshal.
Other members and officers
were Beth Orjala, Marilyn Wilson,
Barbara Barnes. Mary Ann John
son, Sherrio Goguey, Meredith
Cone, Colleen Davis, Claudia Buch
anan, Alycc Ohman, Kathy MO
Mullen, Donna Brown, and Terry
Logosz.
Claudia Buchanan, delegate from
Bethel 8, was chosen and installed
as delegate to West Virginia.
Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Cora Young,
Mrs. L. A. Englc, Mrs. Dudley
Walton, Mrs. Darloy Waro, and
Karen Jones acted as chaperons.
Mrs. Earl Cone Jr. and Mrs. Bob
Elliott also provided transportation.
and Miss Gertrude Rast.
Hose Duplicate Club winners for
Wednesday afternoon were; Mrs.
Russell B. Rummcl and Mrs. E.
C. Patterson, first; Mrs. R. D,
Coen and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, sec
ond;Mrs. Dan Hill and Mrs. II. E.
DcBernardi Jr., third, and Mrs.
Albert Moreno and Mrs. L. L. Lina
man, fourth.
All persons interested In more
information regarding the three
clubs or needing assistance in se
curing partnerships are asked io
call Mrs. W. C. Callison at OR
2-1452.
Movie Showtime
Friday, Jum 11, 1ft)
STARUTE DRIVE-IN Open 1:1$. Showi
ftiart at Hulk, "Hud" ind "Btit of tnt-
mifli."
PINK DRIVE-IN Opn 6:15. Shows llrt
At duk. "Glrlt, Girli, Girls" and "Tha
Day tha Earth Caught Fire."
BENKTTA THEATRE (Wlr.lton) "Glron-
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TR I CITY DRIVE-IN Getel Optn at I,
Shows at 9:00. "40 Pound! of Troublt" and
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CLOVERLEAF DRlVE-IN (lulherlln) Box
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"The Lady and The Tramp" and "The
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Saturday, June if, mi
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 113. Shows1
Hart at dusk. "Hud" end "Best of Ene
mies." PINE DRIVE-IN Open l:1J. Shows start
at dusk. "Girls, Girls, Girls" and "The
Day Ihe Earth Caught Fire."
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Olf.
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TRI CITY DRIVE-IN - Gates open I
Show starts at :00. "40 Pounds of Trou-1
bie" and "Hercules end The Captive Worn '
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"Tha Lady and The Tramp" and "The
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