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Shrine Club Sets Dance The Roscburg Shrine Club will hum its annual Christmas dance Saturday night in the Gold Room of the Umpqua Hotel. The social hour will begin at o'clock. Members, their ladies and Masonic guests are cordial ly invited. A buffet supper will be served at 1:30 and Ollie Fosback and his orchestra will furnish music for dancing. Gamma lota Aids Hospital During a recent business meeting of Gamma Iota. Epsi Ion Sigma Alpha, it w as decided to send $100 to the Crippled Uuldrens Hospital in Eugene and to sponsor a child at Camp taster seal. FinaJ plans were made for the Muscular Dystrophy coffee hour. Mrs. George Castillo, who was in charge of the educational program for the evening, gave a very interesting report on mrtn advancements. Refreshments were served to Mrs. David Burks. Mrs. George lastillo, Mrs. Dave Geddes Mrs. James Godfrey, Mrs. Bud Nelson, Mrs. Jack Phillips, Mrs. Jerry Roberts, Mrs. Ron Striek ling, Mrs. Bill West, Mrs. Jim Wilson and Mrs. Allen Taylor. Loomis Family Dines Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loomis entertained relatives at a lovely Thanksgiving dinner at their home on Leland Street. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs. George Loomis, Don Loomis, Heather Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. James Loomis and children, Kathleen, Janice, Tom, David and Jeffrey. Moores Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Dale Woodruff and children Scott, Nancy and Pam of Portland; Mr. and Mrs James Nichols and daughter, Coleen, of Corvallis, were din ner guests at the home of Mrs Archie Moore near Umpqua. They spent the night, returning to their homes on Saturday. Demonstration Given During the December meeting of Rose School PTA, James To-i fell demonstrated the use of the overhead projector. A girls trio from Fremont Junior High sang several Christ mas numbers. Santa made his appearance and led the group in carol singing. Refreshments were served by fourth grade parents proceed ing the business meeting. 2 I 3 P (J (3jk AT HOME to their friends are Mr. ond Mrs. Howard Craig Hamilton, who were married Nov. 23 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Roseburg., The' bride is the former Marian Louis Stampka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stampka of this . cityv (Chris' Studio of Photography) Rainbow Girls Feted At Canyonville Meeting Twenty-two members of South Douglas Rainbow Assembly to-; gether with their worthy advis or. Mary Connor, and mother advisor, Mrs. Lewis Wooley, were honored at Wednesday evening's regular meeting of Oregon Chapter No. 57, O.E.S., at the Masonic temple, Canyon ville. Mrs. Malin Moore, worthy matron, and Joseph Anderson, associate patron and worthy pa tron pro-tern, presided. An addendum, featuring a pot of gold and rainbow lined rib bons to which gift packages containing rainbow charms were attached, was planned to ber by affiliation, Lois Parrott, was introduced. Mrs. Parrott now lives at Forest Glen sen ior residence. During good of the order, a brief memorial to the late President Kennedy fea tmed silent prayer and a talk by Joseph Anderson. Mrs. Lawrence Michaels was reported improving from a re cent illness and a past matron of Oregon Chapter, Florence Smith, was reported convalesc ing from recent surgery. The hall 1 was decorated in Christmas motif featuring light ed madrone branches. The Rainbow worthy advisor's theme expecially honor the girls. Afr her term, red roses,- was Rn nhnw R hie was niesentet toiuseu 10 decorate me tames in the assembly by the worthy ma tron and worthy patron. Mr. and Mrs.- Delbert Robbms of Drain, a forner mother advisor and Rainbow Dad from Alas ka, who call themselves "The Travellin' Robbins" were intro duced. The chapter's newest mcm- the dining room. Mrs. Milton Herbert, Mrs. Richard Prairie, Mrs. Cal Rouison, Mrs. Har riet Pruden and Mrs. Marvin Miller were in charge of dec orating and refreshments. At the . next meeting of the chapter, a Christmas party willl be held with a gift exchange Church Rites Unite Couple Baskets of white pom pom mums with white baby mums flanked the altar at St. Joseph's Catholic Church and formed an attractive setting for the mar riage of Marian Louise Stampka and Howard Craig Hamilton which was held Saturday, Nov. 23. Father Eunan Buckley per formed the double ring cere mony at 2 o'clock in the after noon in the presence of 60 friends of the couple. Tradition al wedding music was played by Mrs. Robert Fabian. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stampka and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Hamil ton, all of Roseburg. Mrs. Larry Fitzgerald, sisterj of the bride, aas matron of hon or. Miss Lois Meyer was the bridesmaid. They wore willow and emerald green gowns, street length sheaths, fashioned with scoop .necklines and elbow length sleeves. They wore headdresses styled to match the dresses and satin shoes to match. They carried cascade bouquets of while spider mums and wore pearl teardrop our rings, a gift from the bride. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was beautiful in her full length gown of floral Club Hosted On Wednesday The oli.ii'mini home of Mrs. Kjnncth Luderman was t h e smiin nf delinhlful dessert supper Wednesday evening when she entertained members ol lier bridge club. Gnnsb; were Mrs. S. V Wright and Mrs. Alva Laws. Members present were Mrs. L F Pnrk-s Mrs R. F. Stout Ali-o Rnllv AHpii Mrs Wllllnm Norris, Mrs. Fred Harder and Mrs. Luderman. Mrs. Wright held high score fnr thn pvpninu's contract bridge play; Mrs. Stout was second high. To Celebrate Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Walker1 will celebrate their golden wed ding Sunday at the First Bap list Church in Roseburg. Friends are cordially invited to call from 2 to 5 p.m. mid are asked to not bring gifts. patterned brocade, ine gown was fashioned with long pointed sleeves, sweetheart neckline, fit ted bodice and a soft slightly full skirt failing into more full ness at the back. He- bouquet was of white spider mums with a purple orchid corsage in the center. Her shoulder length veil was held in place by a small pearl tiara with three crystal teardrops. A reception was given by par ents of the bride at their home on Berdine Street. The tradi tional three tiered wedding cake, flanked by crystal can dlesticks with silver candles, centered the lace tablecloth which had a willow green un dcrlay. The cake was served by Mrs. Clares Flaherty, aunt of the bride. Punch was served by Mrs. Clyde Lloyd. Aunt of the bride, .Mrs. C. E. Flaherty served coffee. The silver serv ice used was a wedding gift from the Bridegroom's grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton, of Sequini, Wash. Charlcne and Jcannctte Fla herty, cousins of the bride, ar ranged the gifts. Miss Karel Sherwood presented the guest book. .Miss Kay Hahorty, cou sin of the bride, distributed the green and white net rice pack cts. The bride's mother wore i beige champagne brocade dress with black accessories and pink carnation corsage. T h c bridegroom's mother chose a turquoise, toast and white floral print jersey dress with match ing accessories and a white carnation corsage. The bride's grandmother wore a black jack et dress with raspberry acces sorics and a pink carnation cor sage. For something old the bride wore a cameo brooch belong ing to the bridegroom's grand mother. For something new she wore a tiny silver cross pend ant, a gift from the bride g-'oom. Out of town guests were Mi ami Mrs. E. A. Flaherty, Jean- ette Flaherty, Lodi, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Flaherty and Kay, Charlene Flaherty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flaherty, Sac-1 ramento, Calif.; Michael Ham ilton, Fort Ord, Calif., Lois Meyer, Portland, and Karel Sherwood of Corvallis. a ' v -. -. , . ; t .''.;r- - : . .- , ." . ' 'v..'. .. ..::. r -!- - r . . 1 MRS. FRANK TALBOT, supreme worthy president of the Social Order of the Beauceant, will pay.cn official visit to Roseburg Assembly No. 223 , Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Talbot assumed leadership of the order ct the Supreme Assembly held in September in Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Talbot, as supreme vice president, was the constituting officer in organizing Roscburg Assembly. A reception in the Masonic dining room will follow Mrs. Talbot's visit. Sir Knights are invited. - . Past Matrons Club Has Lovely Christmas Party A Christmas gitt exchange ;don Stewart, Mrs. Waller Her- and a delightful dessert supper were enjoyed by members of the Past Matrons Club w h c n they entertained Monday night at a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Earl Wiley. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Wiley were Mrs. R. D. Williams, Mrs. 11. II. Turner, Miss Margaret Page and Mrs. Don Sanders Holiday decorations lent a festive air to the occasion. The dining table was beautiful with an unusual centerpiece which was a large while bubble can- idle arrangement. In addition to the hostesses, those attending the party were Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs. Gor- cher, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs William Unrath, Mrs. John W.1 Robertson, Mrs. D. 11. Lenox, Mrs. Leo Sensabaugh, Mrs. Paul Krueger, Mrs. Archie El liott, Mrs. Ed Young, Miss Eth el Webb and Miss Frances Brown. Briggs Host Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Archie Briggs and children Cindy, David, Ran dy, Terry and Mike and Mr and Mrs. Larry Turner all of Myrtle Creek, were dinner guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott on Saturday evening at their ranch near Umpqua Melrose Club ; Slates Dinner. : the Jlelrose Friendly Hour Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Delbert Rainville. Plans were made for the group's annual Christmas din ner. Members worked on var ious projects and enioved a noon pothick dinner. A short business session was held. Attending were Mrs. G. G. Graves, Mrs. M. F. Kimmet. Mrs. -C. A. Coffell, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Grace Fenn, Mrs. J. E. Conn, Mrs. Mitchell Ben edict and Cindy and the hostess, Mrs. Rainville, - who won the door priie. At an earlier meeting of the club at the home of Mrs. Ro land Check,, a baked food sale was held and bazaar items were sold. A dessert was served to sev eral members and guests. Elkton Couple 1 Jo Be Honored ? 'An open house honoring the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr; and "Mrs. Howard F. Carnes o Elkton will be held Sunday: Dec 22, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Carnes home. Friends, neighbors and rcla . lives are cordially invited to attend. ' Acting as hostesses for the affair will be the couple's daughter. Miss Lois Carnes, and (heir daughter - in law, Mrsi James F. Carnes. Weekly Play i Held At Club Women of the Roscburg Coun try Club held their regular Thursday luncheon and contract bridge play. , Mrs. M. L. Hallmark held high score, with Mrs. James Hughes, second. Mrs. Albert McBee and Mrs. L. L. Burr tied for third. . Mrs. George Sherwood was winner of the special prize. Umpqua Couple Hosts ' At Sunday Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leonard entertained on Sunday with a lovely dinner party at their home on Millwood Drive. Those enjoying the evening were Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Mat thews and sons, Clarke and Ricky; Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Gcrmond and children, Paul, Eddie, David and Clyde; Lon: nio Leonard and the host and hostess. The evening was spent lin games and visiting. I ) f iff ( i4k' MM -'4 1 limy ff ( rn Mi i "X Jr the red with fashion and flattery to burn See how it glows with your com plexion. See how it goes with whole closetsful of clothes, lighting up a quiet wool suit or striking sparks from a bright silk. As for the cosmetic con tent nf ihk rprJ nf Hpdtimfi. we think ""' " " ' (i it's the prettiest home . fire burningl Keeps thot gorgeous sizzle through countless carefree sudsings, too. Could you ask more of a new nylon tricot color even by Vanity Fair? Slim Petti, XS, S, M, L $5.95 Pert Pettilegs, 4 to 7 3.95 Slender Slip, 32 to 42 8.95 Every Body's Gown with sensational new bodice, 32 to 40 ..12.95 With matching Peignoir 29.95 if $ hAiIM JO i ' ' i , - ",. i V ' ROSEBURG 'Beautifully Qift Wrapped Open Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. Monday Thru Friday Until Christmas i
