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10 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Aug. 27, 1955 0- JOB. 1 3 ,1 -i 5 Kv it lit lJn A CHARMING FORMAL dance will be held at the Roseburg Country Club beginning at 9:30 o'clock tonight for all members and their invited guests. Mrs.

Eugene Krew-, son, above left, is general chairman of the offoir ond is being assisted by Mrs. Rex Roberts, center, and Mrs. I. J. Bean.

(Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). THE JOY POWELL DANCE studio announces an open house to be held at the Roseburg Woman's Clubhouse Thursday, Sept. 1, at 8 p.m. Above, Carolyn Schemer, Gaye Waren ond Barbara Todd, teenage group, will be among those performing on the entertainment. Below is Marlene Daly, who will also be on the program.

An hour entertoinment will, feature novel dance routines by students including tap, ballet, toe and acrobatic dances as well as baton specialties by students instructed by Maxine Merk. During the last term, the studio has furnished numerous numbers for various lodges, clubs ond civic organizations and have pleased many audiences. The open house promises to be most enjoyable. Refreshments will be served. Students may be enrolled ot the open house.

Those planning to attend are asked to call for reservations. (Pictures by Miller-Moderne Studio). 9 VIA m. t-i fi. i i ArnrStfOTMwI- the former's parents, Dr.

and Mrs. G. W. Marshall, 411 Douglas St. The family resides in Richland, Wash.

(Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). MR. AND MRS. THOMAS G. MARSHALL, above, with their three children, Christine Ann, 5K2," Thomas 3'i, and 2, were visitors here this week at the home of 1 I i' 5 4 I I i I 4 1 ihA' L.

i I VAT 4' A ik vi i 4mm i -mM Canadian Visitor Honored At Dinner Miss Helen Casey and her aunt, Miss Rosa B. Parrott, entertained at a lovely dinner party Thursday evening at Idleyld Lodye in compliment to Mrs. Thomas Shepherd, ATTENDING the National Convocation of Methodist Youth this week at Purdue University in Lafoyetre, are Miss Anne 'Lasswell, above left, and Miss Jane Warner, who are both members of the Yoncalla MYF group. who is visiting her from Canada Others present were Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Ernest Butler and Miss Naomi Scott. Mr. and Mr. Wands Honored At Dinner 1 They are a part of the-32 youth delegation that left Aug. 20 from Portland by train.

The group arrived in Chicago Aug. 22 and then transferred to a special train for Lafayette, Ind. where the sixth national convocation of Methodist Youth is being held. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Wright entertained at a dinner at Ford's Saturday evening honoring Mr. The convocation opened that eve- and Mrs. W. I. Wands on their i nine with a dramatic production wedding anniversary.

Mrs. Ethel held in the magnificent Hall of mu-Kluver, mother of Mrs. Wands, I sic, the largest theatre in the was an additional guest. It accommodates 6,16 spec tators. During the week many outstand Miss Lasswell served as president.

She was also recently elected to the state office of promotions chairman. Miss Warner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Warner and will be a high school senior tins year. Miss Lasswell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Avery Lasswell, will be a freshman at Willamette University. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Entertain Family Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Worth Davis and children, Dee Ann, Dixon, Dana and Rosa Daurice, entertained at a family dinner party at their summer home on the North Umpqua Sunday honoring the former two sisters, Mrs. K. J. McEvcrs, and son.

James Lance, of El Paso, and Mrs. Daurice Meyers, of Medford. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Davis and children, Bradley, Colleen, Shannon, Kevin, Sheila and Folly.

ROTARY ANNS HOLD LUNCHEON MEETING The Rotary Anns met at the REUNION HELD AT EVANS HOME rs. Tvlcp Kvnnc nnd Aire Pat ing speakers were heard. Both Sullivan entertained Friday CVe- i Bishop Gerald Kennedy and Bish-ning at the former's home on Fish- O. Bromley Oxnam spoke to Vv the 4000 youth and 1000 adult lead er Road. The occasion was a re union of Kirls who were class mates in school.

Attending were Mesdames Richard Jfoyt. Vancouver. Wash ers concerning the theme our Christian Witness in the World of Struggle." The Oregon delegation will return to Chicago where a special Gray Line tour has been arranged for them. This will take them to Hull House, Marcy Center, a spe-: A GROUP OF Ralph Patterson's dance students from Canyonville are pictured above as they oppeored in the annual June recital. They are getting ready to resume their lessons after the summer vacation.

Left to right: Steve Brown, Barbara Fuller, Rex Clark, Cookie Coon, Jimmy Coon, Kathy Olson, Robert Iholtz. Registration is to be held in Canyonville the first week in September. Registration of students in Roseburg is taking placa at this time at th Roseburg School of Dane on W. Douglas Street. (Picture by Warren Studio).

Clyde Joiner, Kugene; Hal Yole, Oakiidge: Dick Murphy, Dale Lander, I'rcd Stora, Jack Denton, Roseburg: Miss Nona Bruton of MEREDITH FAMILY HAS REUNION-PICNIC The family of Mr. and Mrs. J. neth; Mrs. Maurice Junstedt, ilercdilh enjoyed a reunion andedith Ann and Stephanie, Eugene; nnl thn iwn.

hnd. cial Methodist Project and Chi-1 I esses. cago Temple, i nev will arrive i K.wni. ouiiuaj ai imc iiuiuc vi lui. un.

aim ivirs. itoDeri ivicunniocK, and' Mrs. Donald Gum on Calkins Dianna, Larrv, Robert and Donnv RnaH All nf tho Vr lav riroi. W. -j Aug.

29 in Portland. i Both girls have been vcrv active 7i and Mrs. Meredith were present. Thiele, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Umpqua Hotel Thursday noon with 10 members present and 3 guests. in the Methodist Youth work. Miss Warner served as secretary of the Lmpqua Sub-District, and liaoies were arranged on me lawn Thiele, Yoncalla; Mr. and Mrs I under the walnut trees and places W. J.

Meredith, Ed and Charles' I were set for 63 members. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Meredith president Harold Hovt con ducted the business meeting and briefly outlined the projects for Present for the affair were Mrs. Hoyd, Sheila and Paula; Mr and Marlow Stevenson, Marlow Jr.

and Mrs. Emmctt Mosier, Sherry and twins, Jean and Joan, ot El Paso, Kenneth, LookingglasS- Mr and Texas; Ale Marlow Stevenson, Mrs. Howard Robinette, Mike and stationed on Guam with the Air Mvrtle Point- Mr and Mrs Force; L. R. Meredith, Seattle; J.

j. Purl Mrs. Arthur Fidor and Arlhs. Porl. lt anA ir.

c. 'in land; Mrs. Vera Stevenson, Red- and Dick; Mr. and Melvin dmg, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Miller, Larry, Jerry and David-Meredith, Pamela and Kim, Los Mr. and Mrs. Don Gum, Billy and Angeles and Mrs. Orville Gary. Mary aim ijoiun, vave Mr.

and Mrs. T. P. Otto, Mr. ana Airs, oeorge wells, Ken -zr A MRS.

CAREY IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY A family picnic was held Sunday at the Allan Christie home on. Fisher Road to honor the 82nd birthday of Mrs. W. H. Carey of Wilbur.

Enjoying the occasion were the honored guest, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee, Mrs. Doug Beahm and son; Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Lee of Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hallstead Jr. and Jim, guests; Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Stark, -Mr. and -Mrs. C.

N. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Ott, Mr. and rs. R. L.M Harron, Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Gi -ley, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gailey, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Wescott, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stapleford, Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Bailey, and Mrs. Ernest Trussell.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Dixon.

The pleasant evening hours were spent in visiting. the year. The main project for the year is the annual rummage sale, which will be held Oct. 22, at the Woman's Club. All members are asked to start collecting material for this sale, as this is one of the outstanding rummage sales of the year.

It was suggested this year to have potted plants, bulbs, surprise 5 10c packages, small furniture and as last year there will be at least one used washing machine. Mrs. Donald Dole was introduced as a new member. Airs. Kenneth Ford told of a few, but most interesting experiences her daughter Carmen had in Europe this summer.

She was one of three girls that was a YMCA representative from this area. The girls went to Europe by ship. As they went through the Panama Canal on the 4th of July, it was announced "this is U.S. Independence Day" and the band played the U.S. National anthem.

Carmen has traveled in Germany, Austria, Italy, France and Norway this summer. While in Germany and Austria they tried to leave the idea with the people, let the past be the past, and live together now in harmony. The birls arrived back in New York this week by plane. Carmen will attend Willamette University this fall. Mrs.

Arlo Jacklin with her husband attended the National Rotary convention in Chicago in June and reviewed briefly their trip. The Roland Wests and John Kunyans also attended this convention. Mrs. George Sime. of Boseman.

tt Si of Sutherlin: Mr. and Mrs. Menzie Lee and Marvin: Mr. and Mrs. i Harvey Carey, Marlyce and Lois: Marjorie Blondell of Wilbur, and Mr.

and Mrs. Christie and Bonnie. MS i.iiti ENGAGED Mr. ond Mrs. Lloyd Spongier of Myrtle, Creek announce the engagement of their daughter, Erma, to Robert J.

Seehawer, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Seehawer, Oakland.

The wedding date has been set for Oct. 8. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). MRS. HERSCHEL D.

SCOTT, former Roseburg resident now living in Ashland, was honored by the Fifty-Plus group of the Roseburg Woman's Club at a delightful luncheon Thursday noon at the Hotel Umpqua. Petunias formed the decorations arranged by Miss Bess Wharton. Corsages were presented to Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Mrs.

Pearce of Wichita, Mrs. A. L. Wood of Vancouver, B. and Mrs.

W. J. Noon of Portland. Mrs. D.

Lenox had charge of the entertainment. Left to right, seated: Mrs. E. Pearce, Mrs. D.

A. Kier, Mrs. Herschel Scott, Mrs. Otho Gosnell and Mrs. A.

L. Wood. Standing: Mrs. H. B.

Carter, Mrs. W. I. Dixon, Mrs. C.

W. Dishman, Mrs. W. J. Noon, Mrs.

J. V. Short, Mrs. Arthur Jaeger, Mrs. A.

J. Geddes, Mrs. George W. Burt, Mrs. R.

L. Whipple, Miss Bess Wharton and Mrs. D. H. Lenox.

(Picture by Harlan B. Carter). Smorgasbord Party Given At Foster Home CHARIVARI IS EVENT AT CANYONVILLE MR. AND MRS. KRUSE HOSTS AT PICNIC AFFAIR iDinncr Party Given i At L.

VV. Metzeers Farewell Party Given At C. H. Friday Home Jim Krittayf and Sue Potter were hiiNl and hostess at a most enjoy sister of Mrs. Kenneth Fitz- TtllStV Pntrl nlnrtain Mrs at a mast eniovahlo natio n.iriv serald.

and Mrs. Sime two Mr. and Mrs. Edward Musser. i the former Pauline Hinder, were ilr aml u- 'letter en-honored recently bv a sroup of After a day of boating and water skims Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Don hruse entertained friends at a picnic on the patio of their lovely home 0:1 ths I'lnoaua in able party Friday infill at (he and smorgasbord at her home on daughters. Suzanne and Sally, Kidgcview Avenue Sundav in mtroduced. The next mect-or of her husband on his 'birthday. ln8 be ScP' 29-Guests enjoying the.eveninc with HAPPY HOUR CLUB Kriday home in honor of friends at a ehanvan Thursday honorim; Mrs.

Klovenee' Wickland of Honolulu. Otiier diesis were 1 Kiversdale Harlow Kriday. Yern Lent, and evening at their home Canyon Don Mousley, who are joining the i ville. 1 Their miests were Vr nnt lhe Fosters were: Mr. and Mrs.

HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC i in. i i nildlWII iSw 9 oher9art" when the ring's -lyric a work of art 2.i9 mm cupidWeto -ILJl vy do his parti yJ EASY TERMS Jack Demon and David- Mr and Art Rictmann, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd: Mrs. Jack Malhis and sherrv Hill and son, Larrv.

and daughter, i The annual Riversdals Happy Mr. and Gene Harnhart and Kathy; Mrs. Everett Crabtree and Holir picnic was held on Wed- a 'I't anil Mrs. Hav Hinder ami and ti. li.

How. Auny lhe hu-e boys along Mr. am, Mrs. lal rn-twcll of Uosoburg. will hosts al lhl.

whlt.h HISTORICAL VoCIETY cave ortland auk. J8. for Fort wllh iom horii honking and AT NICHOLS HOME (int. ahf for two weeks and will lhe Auaust mum-iim" nf Dnm'. l.cc; Mr.

and -Mrs Hill Madon son- A'bcrt: -Mr. and Mrs. Orvat nesday evening in the lovely yard and Mike; ami Mrs. Darrell lienor. and Mrs.

Willard of Mr and Mrs- No(1 Dixon. Mr. then ko to ori Knox. Ky and in ddSn'ii?) Mr. ami Hill Moffat R'etmann'and daughter, Mrs.

Charles Lee were co- hosts. and Pativ rum! Beckv. riavine Mr- and Mrs. Roy Oudnitt and son'. for service.

iiiiiiiiii-ii uie hums i i i i i i at the Millev home. A not iiunuii-ii fcue.Ms wi-ie uie ttoiuou t. Vern Lent, and Don HouSely arrys. the Roger airlield i ping pong and visiting were enjoy-, Roy Allen; Mrs. Lillian Hill, Joe1 A delicious 6:30 potluck supper cd following a delicious supper.

Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Stan-1 was served to Dr. and Mrs. N.

Rcndla. i Charles Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HONORED AT' 1 Mr- Foster 'PP', rry ot Fishtail. MUNUKtu A i DINNER was happy (0 refejve long d.t., Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur LaniKa Mrs C. M. Slark entertained at Unce ca" n's s'- E0" fa ti week i Fords, Norman ldlilly lor the week. Krw, the i miriccn guests enjoyed the par- John Musser ami Mrs.

Rav ty. lhe decorations vcrv cleverlv i I nf ih. a delicious turkcv dinner at wno ls stationed with the home of her daughter. Mrs. John paratroopers at Fort Bragg, N.C.

man Grahams, the Carl Mooitie at winch Miss Rosa Prrotl. vice-president of the organisation, presided. The program included a talk by Miss Hess lough of Davs Creek on her recent Fhirpcan Junket: a resume by G. N. Ituidle of the life of Tabitha Hrown.

founder of Pacific nivcrsity. and great-grandmother of Mrs. Ella who added some personal reminiscences. Mrs. V.

J. Micelli of Iroeile. honoring Mr. and Mrs Dclhert Barker, who were recent CANYONVILLE COUPLE earned out the "Army Tank" moid and lhe same motif was carried out in the refreshments. RECEPTION IS HELD AT EDEN CHURCH the Gene Neiswancers, the Rav Hays, the George Aliens, the D.

V. Gills, the Hob Danielsons. Milton Herberts, Hud GaMkes ami Mrs. Charles McConnell. MARRIES IN EUGENE ij iiiaiiivii.

I For Sale NINE ROOM HOUSE Two apartments and base-mcnt. Close to city. Good tor a family home plus ren tal. Call ot 356 Leland Ave. or Phone OR 3-6019.

Covers were placed for Mr. and 1 Darla Abel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dclhert Barker and Fred Mrs. W.

H. Abel, became the bride and Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. John of Gerald Depcw, ail of Canyon-Troelle and Valerie: Dr. and vtlle.

in a private ceremonv at A welcoming reception was giv The F.dward Mussers returned Rosebnre brom-ht a I from llieir wedding Inn to F'llninn. i en aunuay evening imimving the senices at r.ilcn Lutheran Church ton. lanada. Wednesday evening, in honor of her Stith hirlhdav Mrs. M.

C. Mi ami the host and Faigene Saturday Aug. 6. Alter a in ami i iriu'r li i iii'v iivp nafk uhn.h u.Him h. i.

i i JEWELERS ACROSS FROM THE DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE BANK ul. iiR. niiifi. ami i ne sum i wcuoing irip. me ncwlv mar Ho- slone National park and ara now seventy members were present' pleasant evening hours were spent ned couple is making its home at iresnments were sered.

'at home to their friends. for the meotinz. in tummo ic.r,,.-. n. vim.

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