rosIburg news-revIeW. r6sebur(, oregon. Thursday, may 7, 1942.
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MRS. HARRY F. HATFIELD
RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT
ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
Mrs.' Harry F. Hatfield, who
has served a very successful year
as president of the Roseburg
Woman's club for 1941-42, was re
elected president of the club for
1942-43 at an Interesting one
thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
meeting of the club held Tuesday
at the clubhouse. Mrs. George
Frew was chairman of the hostess
committee and was assisted In
serving by Mrs. Maude Fields.
Beautiful bouquets of coral bells,
columbine and spirea decorated
the tables.
Other officers elected for the
ensuing year besides the presi
dent, Mrs. Hatfield, included: first
.vice-president. Mrs. John M.
Jtalsh; second vice-president, Mrs.
G. V. Wimberly; treasurer, Mrs.
A. S. Coen; secretary, Mrs. W. R.
Brown; corresponding secretary,
Miss Jennie Jorey; directors, Mrs.
A. C. Marsters, Mrs. E. L. Knapp,
Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. W. H.
Richardson and Miss, Marie Mar
tens; clubhouse board, Mrs. C. E.
Banning, Mrs. C. H. Bailey, Mrs.
R. L. Whipple (chairman), Mrs.
L. Kohlhagen, Sr., and Mrs. Fos
ter Butner, Mrs. Homer W.
Grow was re-appointed music
chairman and Mrs. R. W. Mars
ters was re appointed parliamen
tarian. Mrs. C. E. Roberts presented
charming reviews of new books
now available at the Roseburg
public library and Mrs. H. B. Car
ter presented an interesting roll
call topic on. Generals. High
praise was given by the club
members to the roll-call topic
speakers for the year and the
members urged the roll-call
Opeakers to continue the talks for
he coming year.
Plans were discussed for the
coming year's activities and ar
rangements were made for enter
taining the Eellview club mem
bers at the annual club picnic to
bo held at one o'clock May 19th
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Shows 7:1 5.9:1 5 P.M.
In the garden at the J. M. Ralsh
home at the facility. Members
having cars are asked to meet at
the clubhouse at 12:30 o'clock to
go together to the Raish home.
All members are asked to bring
their own table service and ser
vice for one guest. Special guests
may be asked for te affair. Mrs.
John M. Raish, Mrs. R. W. Mars
ters, Mrs. Foster Butner and Mrs.
Rose Clayton are fn charge of
the picnic. Installation of the
new officers will take place.
Members enjoying the meeting
included Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield,
president, Mrs. Edward G. Kohl
hagen, Mrs. Mark L. Underwood,
Mrs. Homer W. Grow, Miss Marie
Martens, Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs.
W. R. Brown, Mrs. Walter Good,
Mrs. George K. Quine, Mrs. A. S.
Coen, Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs.
Foster Butner, Mrs. C. E. Roberts,
Mrs. H. B. Carter, Mrs. C. E. Ban
ning, Mrs. E. L. Knnpp, Mrs. W.
M. Campbell, Mrs. L. Kohlhagen,
Sr., Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. O. S.
Chambers, Mrs. A. S. Marsters,
Mrs. J. R. Matlach, Mrs. George
M. Brown, Mrs. Frank Brown,
Mrs. Earl L. Ullrich, Mrs. John
M. Raish, Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs.
George Frew, Mrs. Maude Fields,
Mrs. Marshall Holmes and Mrs.
Mrs. Marshall Holmes, Mrs. R.
W. Marsters and Mrs. Frederick
J. Porter.
NOMINATION OF
OFFICERS HELD BY
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
The Junior Woman's club held
nomination of officers at a very
enjoyable business meeting Mon
day night at the clubhouse with
Mrs. C. E. Smith, president, In
charge.
Nominations included: presi
dent, Mrs. C. E. Smith and Mrs.
Adrian Bowen; first vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Norman Hess and Mrs.
Fletcher Gardner; second vice-
president, Mrs. Carl Wassom and
Mrs. George Hammer; treasurer,
Mrs. Robert Harris; secretary,
Mrs. J. E. Henbest; sergeant at
arms, Mrs. Don Johnson and Mrs.
Fred Dent; first year director,
Miss Dorothy Crummett, and sec
ond year director, Mrs. Perry
Thiele. The nominating commit
tee was composed of Mrs. Fletch
er Gardner and Mrs. Norman
Hess.
Those present included Mrs. C.
E. Smith, president; Mrs. Carl
Wassom, Miss Dorothy Crum
mett, Mrs. Robert Harris, Mrs.
Benjamin DuFresne, Mrs. Fred
Dent, Mrs. Fletcher Gardner,
! Mrs. Norman Hess, ' Mrs. Perry
Thiele and Mrs. J. E. Henbest.
The next meeting will be held
at the clubhouse May 18, at which
time the mothers of the members
will be guests of honor. Mrs.
George Hammer and Mrs. Fletch
er Gardner will be in charge of
the decorations and tables; Miss
Myrle Erickson and Miss Beatrice
Cooney will be in charge of the
menu and invitations, and Mrs.
Norman Hess will be chairman of
the clean-up committee. At theftyay 26 with Mrs. Maude Vogel-
close of the meeting the members
went to Carl's Tavern for refresh-!
RIVERSDALE GRANGE
HAS MEETING FRIDAY
Riversdale grange met at the
hall Friday evening with Over
seer C. T. Tipton presiding. Forty
three members were present.
Election of a new master and
overseer took place with Mr. Tip
ton being elected master and Mrs.
Ray Hampton, overseer. Eldon
Ogle, former master, resigned re
cently to go into defense work at
Medford.
Excellent reports were made by
committee chairmen. The home
economics club will meet Friday,
May 8, at the hall with a 12:30
potluck luncheon at noon.
. The refreshment committee
for the meeting of May 15 in
cludes Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Love,
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schneider,
, , . A t Mnnrp
and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moore.
Following the meeting reiresn-,
ments were served by Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hampton, Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Tipton, Mrs. C. E. Marks
and Mrs. Eldon Ogle.
The worthy lecturer, Alice
Kruse, presented the following
program: group singing; musical
game by Mrs. E. G. Cloake; solo,
"Mother McCree," by W. D. Love
with Mrs. W. O. Patterson panto
miming the role of mother; duet
"Viennese Refrain," by Mrs. W.
D. Love and Mrs. Harvey Ewens
with Mrs. Darley Ware and Jim
my Ewens panomiming the role
of mother and child; readingby
ivienne Miller, recent winner
for the sophomore class in the
declamation contest and two mu
sical numbers by Ray Hampton,
accompanied by Mrs. Hampton.
DEPT. PRESIDENT TO
ATTEND POTLUCK SUPPER
AND MEETING HERE
Mamie Stauffcr, department
president of the auxiliaries of the
United Spanish War Veterans,
potluck supper and meeting here
Eugene, will attend the six o'clock
potluck supper and meeting here
Friday night to be enjoyed by
members of George Starmer
camp and auxiliary at the I. O.
O. F. hall. Mrs. W. C. Printz is
chairman of the potluck supper.
Mrs. Stauffer will make her offi
cial visit of Inspection following
the supper.
SIDE GLANCES
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"Would yoii like me to Hive you a few of the recipes for
cakes und pustry'my boy likes?"
PARENT-TEACHERS
CLUB HAS MEETING
SUTHERLIN, May , G The
Parent Teachers club held their
regular meeting at the Arts
Building, Tuesday afternoon with
the vice-president, Mrs. Mildred
Culver, In charge.
The meeting was opened by all
members present singing one
verse of America. Mrs. Frank
Martin kindly furnished the piano
accompaniment.
As the secretary was absent
there were no minutes of the
previous meeting to be read. "The
treasurers report was given and
approved,
Through discussion about the
4-H club scholarship it was found
that the club has enough money
for a scholarship and a half. A
motion was made and seconded.
that it be left up to Mr. Britton
to choose the persons to receive
the scholarship. The subject of
Edna Ruth Real being promised
the i year scholarship from !ast
year was brought up and it was
decided that the president and
Mr. Britton discuss the matter.
The nomination committee sub
mitted the following names for
officers for the ensuing year:
president, Mrs. W. A. White; vice
president, Mrs. Icel Clark; treas
urer, Mrs. Richard Rlggs; secre
tary, Mrs. Alfred Watkins.
The following were elected:
Mrs. Clark, president; Mrs. How
ard Wahl, vice-president; Mrs.
Richard Riggs, treasurer, and
Mrs'. Ed Mills, secretary.
The next meeting will be held
pohl, Mrs. Clara Trozelle, Mrs.
Loa Rose, Mrs. Rose Wahl, and
Mrs. Harvey Ritchie hostesses,
Following the meeting a de
lightful lunch of cake, tea and
coffee was served by the hostes
ses, Mrs. Richard Rlges, Mrs.
Maurice Vogelpohl, and Mrs. Har
old Tonole. Mrs. Rose Wahl and
Mrs. W. A. White poured.
MRS. TISON IS
HONORED AT DINNER
DAYS CREEK, May 6 Wed
nesday evening Mrs. A. S. Tison
was honored with a delightful
dinner party at the R. A. Moore
home, ttfe occasion being her
birthday anniversary. The guests
were seated at a table covered
with a white linen cloth and hav
ing as a centerpiece an attractive
ly decorated birthday cake which
was flanked by tall pink tapers
"s nu'"t,rs' Rovers were
aiidngeu lur Mr. anu Mrs. lison,
Mrs. Walter Hutchnison, Clyde
- '"'
Deatherage of Medford, Leon and
James Moore, Jim Tison and Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Moore. Visiting
was enjoyed during the evening.
Large bouquets of dogwood and
lilacs furnished an attractive de
corative note about the rooms.
FATHER-SON
BANQUET
TO BE HELD THURSD
AY
ELKTON, May 6 There will
be a father and son banquet at
the high school the evening of
May 7tji. A very interesting pro
gram has been arranged. Dr.
George Simmons will talk on his
travels In Europe. Waldo Davis,
who is a musician, will play the
piano. Both men live In Eugene.
The speaker of the evening will
be Earl Snell, of Salem. The
meeting will start at 7:30.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will furnish the supper.
There will be a small charge for
each plate.
Reservation may be made by
notifying Mrs. H. L. Bossen.
CATHOLIC RUMMAGE
SALE TO BE HELD
The members of St. Joseph's
Catholic church will sponsor an
all-day rummage sale Saturday,
May 9th, at the former C. j.
Breier store building (next to
Wilder's) on North Jackson
street.
ByGalbraith
Off.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
ANNOUNCED FOR NEXT
WEDNESDAY EVENING
A series of five benefit card
parties has been planned for the
USO rooms, the first of which
will be sponsored by the Junior
Woman's club next Wednesday
evening, May 13, at 8 o'clock at
the USO rooms in the Kohlhagen
building.
Prizes will be awarded winners
in contract bridge, five-hundred
and pinochle. At the close of the
series of five parties, grand priz
es will be awarded winners in :he
three card games. Reservations
for the affair may be made by
calling Mrs. George Crenshaw at
188-R or Mrs. Clifford E. Smith at
411-Y.
Light refreshments will be
served following the card play.
The public has been cordially :n
vited to attend.
MR. AN OMRS. ULAM
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
DAYS CREEK, May 6-Mr. and
Mrs. fete uiam were hosts at a
charming dinner Sunday at their
nome nere. Lovers were arrang
ed for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark and
daughter, Sharon, Bud Clark,
Henry Holler, Bill Holler and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Ulam.
CARNATION SALE TO
BE HELD SATURDAY
George Starmer auxiliary to
United Spanish War Veterans
will hold its annual carnation sale
Saturday, May 9th. The carna
tions will be sold bv the Bnv
Scouts of troop No. 4 with head
quarters at the Grand hotel.
KAMPFER'S flQ
Hi-Grade Hams--- 00 C
Mock Chicken Legs Ea 5c
Beef Roasts
Frankfurters 23c
Pure Lard ,fci3tc
Round Steak
Bacon Squares u IQC
PHONE 64
Local
News
SDend Dav Here Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Worthinpton. of Canvnn.
ville, spent Wednesday In this city
unending io Dusincss.
H. E. C. To Meet The Rivers-
dale Home Economics club will
meet at a 12:30 potluck luncheon
Friday at the grange hall.
Join Marines John R. Fitch
of Oakland and Alfred A. Kline of
Roseburg have enlited In the U.
S. marine corps, according to an
announcement from the marine
corps office at Portland.
Here Wednesday Mrs. Walter
Poole and daughter, Arlene, Miss
Edna Mae Poole and Delbert
Poole, all of Days Creek, spent
Wednesday in this city attending
to business and visiting friends.
Glee Club Meeting Postponed
The Roseburg Men's Glee club
weekly practice meeting schedul
ed for tonight, has been postpon
ed according to announcement
made today by the director R. M.
Church.
Visits Various Districts Ned
Dixon, of this city, republican
candidate for county assessor,
spent today attending to business
In Camas Valley and other dis
tricts of the county in the Inter
ests of his campaign.
Arrives In Pearl Harbor Ac
cording to word received here,
Carl Wassom, who enlisted in vhe
U. S. navy this spring, has arriv
ed In Pearl harbor. He was for
merly employed at Weber's bak
ery in Roseburg.
Red Cross Nurse Here Miss
Myrna Campbell of San Fran
cisco, nursing consultant with the
nursing service of the American
Red Cross, Is spending a couple
of days in Roseburg conferring
with Ellen Post, executive secre
tary of the Douglas county Red
Cross chapter and with other
chapter workers.
L. T. L. LEADERS
HOLD MEETING
The leaders of the Loyal Tem-
noi-anm T jininn frrnnns hplrl a
very- interesting meeting at the
nome or Mr. anu Mrs. u. l.. uuvis
to outline plans for future meet
ings of the groups. The next
meeting of the leaders will be
held in August.
Tho Vnnnrr Forester PTOUn of
the Loyal Temperance Legion
met Monaay evening ai me nuiiiK
of Leslie Nelson on Winchester
ctt.pt This prnun has a mem-'
bership of all boys. Each mem
ber recited one of the Psalms and
plans were made for buying an
American flag and making a
Christian flag. The story, "Old
Mister Alcohol" was reaa. ine
next meeting will be held May 18
at the home of Mars Southwlck.
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Hon. Harris Ellsworth, who
will be the speaker at. the dele
gates luncheon to be held Satur
day noon, May 16th, at the Epis
copal parish hall In Roseburg
during the state convention of
the Business and Professional Wo
men's club of Oregon.
Dog Owner Fined A fine of
$10 and costs was paid In the local
justice court by Edwin Freeman
of Roseburg, who pleaded guilty
to possessing an unlicensed dog.
Visiting Here Darllne Metcalf
and Mrs. Smith, of Portland, are
In Roseburg visiting the former's
cousin, .Mrs. George Johnson,
owner of the Valley hotel. .
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Youthful Driver Fined
For Lack of License
W. W. Hart, 17, of Medford,
en route to Portland to secure em
ployment in a shipyard, was halt
ed here today and fined $5 for
operating an automobile without
a driver's license. The youth told
Justice of the Peace Ira B. Riddle,
the latter reported, that he had
purchased a "jalopy" In which to
make the trip, and, being in a
hurry to reach Portland, did not
wait to secure a license. State
police also reported that he had
failed to procure a muffler for
the car, which was the cause of
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Back From Portland Mrs. J.
A. Harding and her two brothers,
Ernest and Harry Butler, have
returned to their home at tho
Umpqua hotel, following several
days in Portland on business.
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