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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1943. High Cliff So c ie ty and Clubs MONTGOMERY WARD FOUR ly LOTUS KNIGHT PORTEB MARSHALL PENGRA TO LEAD SYMPOSIUM FOR JR.-SR. P.-T. A-TONIGHT All unusually Interesting sym posium on "Juvenile delinquency and Its relation to the post war re-organization," will be led by Marshall Pcngra, KRNR mana ger, at the Junior-Senior high P. T. A. meeting to be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the senior high school building, according to an announcement made recently by the president, H. B. Carter- The P.-T. A. has been conduct ing a series of symposiums this year, which have been unusually interesting and very instructive. In addition to the symposium, Jim Mess, president of the cham ber of commerce, will give a short talk. A social hour will follow the program and refreshments will be served by the committee. All persons interested, as well as all parents of Junior and Senior high school students, are cordially in vited to enjoy this interesting program. POTLUCK DINNER IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR SUTHEUUN, April 13. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed by the Past Noble Grand club In the Methodist church parlors, Wed nesday. Those present were: Mrs. Pearl Hand, Mrs. Serepla Sauccr man, Mrs. Hazel Green, Mrs. Sa villa Bamber, Mrs. Mabel Ross, Mrs. Belle Cook, Mrs. Ieona Slack, Mrs. Ann Hall and n visi tor, Mrs. Elolse Lamoreaux. Folowlng the dinner games tunfn ninveH fnr which Mrs. Green and Mrs. Hand won the prizes. Mrs. Slack won the penny prize. The club decided to hold a silver tea Saturday, May 1 to raise funds lor the Red Cross. GRAND OFFICER PAYS OFFICIAL VISIT CANYONVILLE, April 13. Marjoric Simpson, grand worthy rmttron, of Oreeon made her of ficial visit at Canyonville, Wed nesday evening, at a district meet ing which comprised Myrtle Creek, Riddle and Canyonville chapters. Around seventy five were present including several visitors from Glendale- The initiatory work was put on by the Myrtle Creek chapter and four candidates were initiated Into the order. A social time and light refresh ments were enjoyed after the htiuinr: mnnlltie. UMPQUA REBEKAH LODGE HAS SESSION ELKTON. April 13. -Tile Ump iua Rcbekah lodge No. 173 met Tuesday evening with Mis. Charles Heddon as noble grand. The usual business was eared lor after which Mrs. lien Mor gantl sang under the good of the order. .. Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Racier serv ed refreshments at the close of the evening. WILLING WORKERS CLUB HAS MEETING ELKTON, April 13.- The Will ing Workers club met Thursday lit the home of Mrs. Agnes Hud son. The afternoon was spent in working on lea towels. Mrs. Rose Ilenderer served re freshments. There were ten members pres ent. CHOSEN FOR HONORARY SOCIETY SOUTHERN OREGON COL LEGE OF EDUCATION, Ashland, April 13.- Mary Agnes Wolforcl. graduate of the Roseburg High school, has been chosen to l'hl Heta Sigma, teachers honorary fraternity, at the Stmt hern Ore gon College of Education where she Is enrolled In (lie teacher training course. She is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Woliord of this city. MAXINE RAND IS ON HONOR ROLL SOUTHERN OREGON COL LEGE OK EDUCATION, Ashland, April 13.- Maxine Rand, a gradu ate of the Roseburg High school Is on the honor roll at I he South ern Oregon college for exception ally high class work done last term. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Rand of Roseburg. PATCH AND CHAT CLUB HAS MEETING The Patch and Chal club held a very enjoyable meeting last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Wanda Ware. Following the social hour of sewing and visiting, Mrs. Ware served de licious refreshments. The club will meet Wednesday evening, April 14, at the home of Mrs. V. R. Ruckingham. All members are cordiallv invited to he present. drive out nnvPi Itnnndwnrmfl run mm U lBM mil p-at troiitilo mmmmmm !ililf )-ru or your I'lilnPlC rhllrll w.lrh fnr WLllI 1.1 v--rtlnf limn: w Merlitir. Yirky" r-rilt, llrhr now or Mat. It J-f-u rrn r.im-t rir,dwr.rm., gflt Jnnr Wrmrfiw Inrlmrl JAYNr.'S II Amrrlra r. lenrllns prnprtcliiry worm mwii. i-inr; u.H by million), for ovrr rrnlury. Art irnltr, yt rirlvr out mutiitworrn. B turt oj tt JAVNbS VLBHUUGEI KELLOGG GRANGE TO MEET WEDNESDAY Kellogg grange No. 811 held an interesting officers conference Wednesday evening at the hall. A general discussion was held in which the year's work was out lined, as well as special projects to be undertaken during the com ing year. Various social events to be given were also discussed. Master Cornelious ' Miller in structed the officers in the floor work. .Later In the evenln.-? delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Eldon Fisher and Mrs. Lloyd Myers to the following members: Mr. and Mrs. Corneli ous Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fisher, Mr. Wilbur Anderson, Mr Gail Madison, Mr. Ednn Fisher, Mr. Gene Fisher, Mis. Emel And erson, Mr. Harry Anderson, Mrs. Boyd Rader, and Miss Pearl Mon row. The next regular meeting will be April 14. All officers and mem bers are urged to be present. DANCE TO BE HELD AT FACILITY WEDNESDAY John A. Macdonald, recreation al director at the Veterans Ad ministration Facility, has an nounced a dance to be held from 7:45 to 10 o'clock Wednesday eve ning, April 14, at the recreation al hall, to be sponsored by the V. F. W. auxiliary department of Oregon. Mrs. Helen Smail, de partment hospital chairman for the auxiliary, will arrive here from Portland tomorrow to no present at the dance. All mem-1 hers and friends arc cordially in- I vited. CIRCLES TO MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON Loyal Circle of the Rnschure Baptist Women's society will meet ill two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson on East Doug las street. Helen Hunt circle will meet at two o'clock Thursday at the home of Mrs. B. B. Irving on Military street. P- N. G. CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY Tim P:iil Nnhle Grands club will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thurs day evening at the I. O. o. I', hall with Mrs. V. V. Ilaipham, Mrs. Edylhe Florence Kelley. Mrs. Alvia Wetherell and Mrs. Effie Schwaiv. as hostesses. All members arc urged to be present. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY The Mid week Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet Thursday al two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Roy Hebanl al 734 South Pine street. All mem bers and friends are most cor dially invited lo atloml the meeting- GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Garden Valley Women's club will meet Thursday aftrnoon at two o'clock at the clubhouse. All members are urged lo he pres ent. EASTERN STAR T O MEET THURSDAY NIGHT Roseburg chapter of Eastern Sf.ir will meet Thursday evening at H o'clock at the Masonic temple wilh Miss Gladys II Strong, worthy matron, presiding. All members and visiting members are urged lo attend. POMONA GRANGE TO MEET ON SATURDAY Pomona Grange will meet all tlav .Saturday, April 17. l-ginning at 10 a- in. at the I. O. O. F. hall. A basket dinner will he held at noon and everyone attending has been asked to bring a covered dish, their own table .service and spoons for the covered dish. News of 4-H CLUBS Six '1 li iticmhrrs of lii'ptlsiwiii ci;u'1umI by Mrs. Alary Mtmsun. will K to Marshficld Wcditrsd.ty. when (hcv will hi .i.1ist .1 I H UNI mm Now is the time to plant lawns. We furnish new loam and fertilizer. Also fish ponds built to order. Grafting, spraying, excavating, tramming. Phone When Cliff Thompson, 8-foot 7-inch junior in Marquette Uni versity School of Law and the world's tallest man. joined Delta Theta Phi, legal fraternity, at Milwaukee, there was some diffi culty In getting his membership pin placed on his lapel. club play over KOOS. Members ol Mrs. Monson's club wrote two 4-H plays. Both arc entered in the slide play writing contest. County Club Agent Britton will meet four leaders of the Scolts Valley area this evening. Mr. Melvin Housley, leader of the poultry club; Mr. Raphael Wise, livestock club leader; Mrs- Tur pin, gardening; Mrs. John Poller, tanning leader, anil Mrs. Svea Monogal, will be present to dis cuss 411 club leadership. Seven Glide girls have. Incn meeting with Joan DcBernardi on a cookery project for some lime. They are Fiances Callahan, president; Lois Swift, vice-president; Florence Mae Chappell, secretary, Esther LeBonte, De lores Bellow, Dorothy Adamson, Billie Sue Rogers. Suthcrlin News By Lola Stowc The sewing HI group of Slither lin, under Ibeir leader, Mrs. Kohler, heitl their meeting Tues day, toiler relreshtnents were! served by Phyllis Worman. Tile seven Victory i Gardeners held their last meeting;' al Mrs.'C. K. Holy's Friday. They are plan ning lo have a picnic after they have finished their project. The meetings are now being held at the homes of different members every other week- AND BRING YOUR WIFE ALONG! Bowling is a spor- your wife and you can enjoy fogeher. Make a date with her tonight and come to our bowling alleys for an evening of refreshing' fun and relaxation. ROSEBURG RECREATION Hall and Bowling Alleys Arch Elliott, Mgr. 630 4 rt Mi'X lit , mwwm BE WTO . J 1 DUt ir,' sb . 'vVi.r. ...11 ', 9 9 r w, . i CATALOG ORDER SERVICE saves you money on thousands of items we haven't room to stock. USE WARDS TIME FAYMENT PIAN. 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