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TWO ROSEBORG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURg, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 22,. 1941. I of this week thi-y j to Pillaril combat them: Josephine Wright, school lor a community club pro- ijjive Information on transplanting gram, and on Thursday evening I shrubs and evergreens ; Mildred they no to Hie Sutherlln P.-T. A. I Spore, name six shrubs purchas The pruniam at Sutherlln will beed from ealalos, tell where they held in the community hall. Next ' can be purchased, where to be week the Coca Colas will go on placed for best advantage of col Wednesday evening to the Look- or, time of blooming, and any ingglass P.-T. A. and on Thursday other general information; Mar- I evening to the Glide P.-T. A. Igie Wright-give us Information r. r-i.,1. a. v a n-ii ' - on shrubs, something about their toffic ved a lot, Irrom Mrs I " Chasers" held an In- care and uses. For the next meet Pn"prhomPsn S .f!''II " l..Tufflay ." lso the memlM-rs arc sup,- the National Wool Growers auxil- 'ven mH , me nome or ne Jean- ... ..... . -,. 1 1 i , mitt. j. m. rirti iii-y. twu eiiii " News of 4-H CWBS XSXS ;i answrm. by demonstrating b.,oks. At the close of the meet 'aSatntST'Hi' d our project. Ing the Km.uI lea.ler gave all of club bo v or g in the Douglas I-'''11" Ashworth demonstrated how , the members some choice plants Cnuhl M-C ''sh windows. Jean Turner and cuttings of chrysanthemums, Couh y hat Lamb snow inisyeai. , . h . . neraldine Siuire .Mrs. liaitley and Joyce Hartley was a visitor at this meeting. The gave a talk and demonstration on next meeting will be held at the how to hang up clothes properly, school on Wednesday of this An informal discussion on the week. project and rpjmrts on our prog The Beau K Rose and Flower ress was given by each Individual. IGarclening club anil its local lead Mrs. 'Hartley served delicious fr. Mrs. Perry DeVoc, held a meet-, cookies and cocoa during the i"K at the Days Creek school on This award . has been given . through the Oregon Wool Grow ers auxiliary for three years and in each case has served as a help to some club member getting started In a sheep project. The two Glide art clubs will ex hibit against this year at the Central Douglas spring fair, which will be held at the armory in Koseburg Saturday, May 10. There are 17 members in one club and 2.1 in (he other, both of which are led and dlrecfcd by Mrs. Noma Chllders. These clubs have DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS meeting. Thursday of last week. The local leader looked at several of the j members' scrapbooks. All the t members had brought seed cata logs which they looked over and discussed. Another meeting will j he held at the local school this i Days Creek 4-H Ncwc. Uiy Margie Wright I During the past week I ho Woodcraffers Forestry club have h:ul tu-ft miuilinrru nl.'innimr Ihnir exhibited during the past two ! exhibit for (he spring fair, May 8. iw''''v . . years and they have always had .A. the meeting Monday Maxine P;.o(pctive assoclatlon w. at splendid exhibits which have bee n Wright, Melvin Welch and Nor- ,.,., ,,., ,f,.i appreciated by large crowds of val Ferguson were appointed on thSr, "" rXrl Mf .people visiting the fair. a committee to draw plans for the .th forestry club members Mau- J P H exhibit. These were completed nee Matthews of the Days Creek Hlclub officials of, Douglas 'by the Wednesday meeting and u " !" "Tlhe ' ', ,? county are expecting John Mc- j work has begun on it. They plan ' ' , Kean of the Qregon slate game I to have a model camp such as " L ' , farm within a few days, to check i'found In the Umprjun national ,m m '" over the set ups of the club mem-1 forest. II will consist of tuning i , . . u w bets expecting to raise Chinese , and benches, garbage pits, stoves, oienaaie i-m wew nheasants and make an allotment: rest rooms, and tents, etc. Kach ( Hy Joan Carpenter) of eggs to each member, so that member was assigned a certain, "We're off!" That was the joy-1 when the eggs are available tlu-yj phase of the work. ous cry of the eighth graders will be delivered according to Mrs. John Ferguson met at marketing class Saturday when j such allotment. Ihavadoure Friday with her Kose they started for Koseburg. Four .- land Flower Garden girls. For different places were visited: -.' The Junior Livestock club of ' roll, call each member answered Douglas National bank, Koseburg fliikiklngglass, led by Alvin Heard, I by suggesting a name for the News-Kevlew, court house, and bmpleted its visitation last Mon- I the club. "The Spring Blossom i the forestry department. After ttiv evening. At the completion club" was the name chosen. Dis- these visits they went to a mo pf the tour they had a supper con- cusslon was held on preparation lion picture show, sisting of hotdogs, hamburgers ol soil, transplanting, starting Thursday a meeting was held and cake. seeds In flats, cutting starts, pro- bv ,,K, ,sPWin(, ., cooking . -1 port Ions of fertilizer, sand and ,ml )S . Plans for n wiener roasl ' The. .Senior Livestock club of garden soil, also care of seeds. -wvre ma(Pi h,)Se who were go- XJen Jacoby, their leader, on W"d dred Spore and Hazel Welch are nesday evening of last week) TLlB also going lo take division A of boys had heard that Mr. jacoby ; the project. A general discussion of the spring fair was held. For the next meeting each member wits assigned topics, as follows: Alice Mae Welch, name six native shrubs that can be used In gar dens and the dale and time of blooming: Lois Lllcn Matthews, general culture practice of gar dens and flowers; Maxine Wright, give a list of perennials, their care, where different lypes can bo used, etc.; Hazel Welch, name diseases of ) evergreens, shrubs, rind flowers and what to do to ISoasting Is not of the order of the Christian. There Is only one boast the Christian may make. That is of the mercy of God unto his . salvation... Too often we boast of the things .ve have done. We hear of ;elf made men; but there real ly is no such individual. Each if us is the product of the mul titudinous forces that are at A'ork around us. Furthermore, in and through It all is the God who gave us this world, Its peo ple, Its forces, to mould and fashion us, and best ol all, Himself, to be our light and our life. How true, then, it is (hat we of ourselves have little or nothing of which to boast. Our boasting should be in the Lord. Glory be to God on high, who hath given us His grace, with all Its attendant blessings. It is very needful that we come to ihe realization of our dependence upon God. That we nre a part of something that is larger than ourselves. As we yield ourselves to the great on rushing stream of life from Sod we are transformed by the power of grace divine, hence we move to the guiding hand of God than we can under stand. That should make us humble. Amen. Mrs. Gordon Russell, and leader, I Mrs. voorhies. . The Sewing girls met with Mrs. Joe Matthews, leader, on Monday evening of last week and nraoHc. ed making bound buttonholes.' Most of us will soon be ready to work on our dresses. After we finished our work we had an Easier egg hunt and then re freshments. . Fulleiton School 4-H News. (By Virginia Ackley.) The Dairy club held a meeting at the school. One of the mem bers was confined to her home on Military street with the measles. During the meetings we all filled out our record books and the members of the club have finish ed their projects Xor the year. Three members retire from the club Marjorie Fowler, Joan Rut ter, Dolores Landers. We elect- led Virginia Ackley to take the place of Dolores Landers as re porter, and Edna May Hayes to take the place of Joan Rutter as secretary. Plrley Winklcman's. U. S. Senator Post Given . Son of Sam Houston j HOUSTON, Texas, April 22. ' 'API Andrew Jackson Houston, 'only living son of Sam Houston, Texas hero o the battle of San ' Jacinto, was appointed United i States Senator yesterday by Gov. Lee O'Danlel. 1 Houston serves until June 28, when a senator will be elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Morris Shcppard. had been drawn for army service and Wanted to make sure they slunved their .Utile bit of, appre ciation before he would be called. The K'lwanis club takes Its pro gram to, Ihe South Deer Creek grange (his evening, and will go next week to tlie Kellogg grange. The "Coca Cola" entertainers will complete their program of rntcrtalnmeiit during the next lwo woeks. ..Wednesday, evening ing, what was to be brought, and when it Is to be. The date is set for April 21!, and Is to be at Mrs. 4-H News. (By Bonnie jean Matthews.) The Six Jolly Cooks had a tea party for their mothers Friday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest Voorhies, leader. A short program consisted of a reading by Bonnie Jean Matthews, a song by Sybil Harp, and two songs by Ihe Six Jolly Cooks. The group then served their mothers and teachers dainty refreshments. Vis iting was enjoyed following the tea. Those mothers present were Mrs. Harp, Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. Meredith. Mrs. Dysert, Mrs. Mat thews; their teachers, Mr. and POWELL'S FOR PISHING TACKLE 245 N, Jackson St., Roseburg DOYLE'S BASKET GROCERY The Wint Store . ROSEBURG, OREGON 218 N. 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