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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1944. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PUBLIC INVITED TO CAMELLIA EXHIBIT ON SATURDAY, APRIL 8 The Roseburg Woman's club has Invited the public to attend the annual camellia exhibt to be held at the clubhouse Saturday, April 8, from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Mrs.'G. V. Wimberly, president, has asked all camellia growers In the county to participate In the show by exhibiting their camel lias, narcissi and primroses. Mrs. H. O. Pargetor and Mrs. Velle Broadway will be co-chuir-men of the arrangements of the exhibit and .Mrs. Foster Butner, Mrs. R. W. Masters and Mrs. H. B. Carter will serve as hostesses. Assisting at the door will be Mrs. A. S. Coen, Miss Estelle Con over and Mrs. O. S. Chambers. There will be no admission charge as a free-will offering will be taken to defray expenses for sponsoring the exhibit. Cpnsiderablc enthusiasm has been shown by growers through out the community for the grow ing of camellias and many gar deners have added numerous plants to their gardens since the sponsoring by the club of the first camellia exhibit under the presidency of Mrs. Harry F. Hat field. Every year, the exhibit has become larger and more beauti ful as more and more exhibitors USE MORE MILK to keep yos? family fit. UMPQUA DAIRY PRODUCTS Back our fighting force Buy War Bonds take part and greater numbers of blossoms are available for dis play. DEPARTMENT PRESDENT TO BE IN ROSEBURG ON SATURDAY, APRIL 8 George Starmer auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans will receive an official visit from the department president of Ore gon, Edith E. Parks, of Newberg, at a no-hostess six-thirty o'clock dinner Saturday evening, April 8, at the Grand hotel. Following the dinner, a joint meeting of the camp and auxil iary will be held at 8 o'clock al the I. O. O. F. hall. Mrs. Parks will make her head quarters In the Umpqua hotel and during the afternoon will visit the veterans facility. TWO PLAYS TO BE PRESENTED AT GLIDE GLIDE -The Glide high school will present two plays, "Who Gets the Car Tonight?" and "Bachelors Baby" at 8 o'clock Friday evening, April 7. at the school auditorium. An admission charge will be made. Following the plays, the P.-T. A. will sell ice cream, cake, pie and coffee to raise money for 4 H. scholarships. The public is cor dially invited to attend. LODGE MEETING IS HELD MONDAY NIGHT Maple lodge No. 127 Myrtle Creek met at the hall Monday evening with about 80 in atten dance. Members from Eastern Star and Masonic lodges of South Douglas county were present. Frank Burr and Carl Martin presented t h o entertainment. Mrs. Ed Malinger, worthy ma tion, and Victor Cornutt, master of chapter No. 127 presided. Colored pictures taken in Alas ka by Ed Pnvton were enjoyed. BASEBALL STAR HORIZONTAL 63 Location 65 Indian, army (abbr.) (36 Music note 67 Lyric poem 68 English school 09 Silk-like material 1,5 Pictured baseball player 9 High card 12 Erbium (symbol) 13 On account (abbr.) 14 Against 1 5 Fish eggs 16 Sodium (symbol) 17 Sole 19 Sprite 21 Transpose (abbr.) 22 North Dakota (abbr.) 24 Osculate 26 Long fishes 28 Ocean (abbr.) 30 Thrce-toed sloth 32 Abatement (coll.) 35 Land measure 37 Average (abbr.) 38 He is a baseball 40 Affirmative 42 Seines 43 Either 45 Daybreak (comb, form) 46 Afresh 48 Relax 82 We 54 Alternating current (abbr.) 55 Immerse 57 Soft feathers 3 Provided C ! S;:pire AtiHtvir to I'r-'vintt ruzsle o a'betll Mt'i Inf.. a sft.rbM'ttiMpTclA'tRiPjb t I tiA'm'g: "JcioltN'er Krcr 3piEt iMtoR'e r-fktfsr": irate a r-js?6ri iErfill5TMmi VERTICAL 1 Lair 2 Persia a Zoological garden : 4 Pull' 524-hour periods 6 Half an cm 7 Dined . . 8 Egyptian river 9 Measure of area 10 Folding beds 1 1 Ever (conlr.) 18 Long Island 39 Golf device (abbr ) 41 Male olfsprin? 20 Iron (symbol) 44 Color 23 Period 25 Wagnerian opera character 27 Theatrical productions 25 Mug 31 Anger 33 Evening before 34 Fastener 35 Performer 36 Before r 46 Sour 47 SaRC 49 Paradise 50 Therefore 51 Double 53 Farm building 54 Excitcmcr.t 56 Hole 58 Negative vole t!0 Winnow 62 Early English (abbr.) 64 Toward r i u i 14' i mn " ' T. 'r 'A 51- pj vt TV.ss zt -a -fri5r W. f'V (7; T 3i JJf I III I 1 1 ) , ' I 1 LASTER CANTATA TO BE PRESENTED AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH An Easter cantata, "The Ex alted Christ" by Hoy E. Nolle will be presented Easter evening at the First Presbyterian church at 7.30 o'clock. About 2I in the choir will present tl"' cantata un-i der I he direction i '.. S. Hall with Mrs. Humor V. . Irow as or ganist and Mrs. Max Pennie, pianist. Regular commercial flours work fine for big commercial bakers . . . BUT you'll do beftei' hosm Here's why home-type Kitchen Craft Flour gives better results in all your home baking Kitchen Craft it light-bodied: It mixes smoothly and quickly with other home-type ingredients to give fine even texture in all your home-baked foods. Kitchen Craft it properly millod; RvtuiiiB desirable moisture in your pastries, cakes and breads in ni'itc of the drier heat of home ovens. Kitchen Craft it dependably uni form: Absorbs the same amount of water each time so you can follow your recipes to the letter. I'VE F0UHD OUT! HOME BAKING IS DIFFERENT. THIS HOME-TYPE FLOUR ...KITCHEN CRAFT.. HAS DONE WONDERS FOR ALL MV BAKINS ! W, ft .i Bii, f;l RECIPES h vest -tf "Show T J MRS. r.iELLIUS IS ! hOSTESS TO CLUB - TENMILK - Mrs. Bert Mellius was a most gracious hostess to' the Tenmile Womans society of Christian service, at her home in i lireton oil Wednesday afternoon, i There was a good crowd in al- j tendance and the afternoon was spent in knitting and sewing fur! the Red Cross, also a number ol sheets were made for Mrs. Sher man who recently lost her house and contents by fire. At the tea hour a dainty lunch was served to: Mrs. Walter Coats, Mrs. Law rence McCaffery. Mrs. Johnny Cabot, Mrs. Minnie Hathkey, Mrs. Emma Swift, Mrs. Howard Elbe, Mrs. Leon Simpson, Mrs. Joe Flora, Mrs. John Rathkey, Mrs. Itilla Ilahn, Mrs. Jim Henry, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. John F. Brown, Miss Allies Johnson, Mrs. Minnie I.ockwood and the hostess, Mrs. Bert Mellius. Mr. and Mrs. Mellius came to Ten mile from liellflower, Calif., about a yoar ajo and purchased the Eicon place, in Keslon, wh'ich they have made into one of the most attractive places in the neighborhood: Mr. Mellius is a carpenter and has remodeled the entire Interior of the home, add ing a fireplace and various other improvements. Lovely spring flowers added a color note to the living room for the meeting and were later given to Miss Agnes Johnson for her aged mother w ho was unable to attend on ac count of poor health. The elub has contacted the state college al Corvallis for speakers on va rious subjects of Interest to wom en and have been given a prom ise ol a woman In speak on nu trition, the use and preparation of Iruen foods, and cold storage lockers lor farm people, in the near fulure. The next meeting will be at the home of Mix Joe Flora (on the Cramlma Cahol place I on Wednesday alternoon April K!. t AREWELL PARTY CIVEN f OR MTtS. ELLA HIGGINS MAYS CIIKKK A loxclv caul party w.i.s held al I.n.uloure Wednesday cening m honor of Vis Kll.i therms, who ,s h,mtr 'o nuki hei home in C.ants Pass. She was lor m.inx e.ns a 'n:iiuneii! citien of tin's com munity, (per.llillg the .,,. ;ln, p'M eiliee :il Mil,,. ()iei;,in. After i njoun,; m vci.o lu urs "I card pi i ins. Mrs. tliggins was lileselll.'.l ( lih ,, i,e.ili!itu l,,ni, is a I ireueil ,;m hoin ih.' K'0 Pie Ol Hie .is Creek io (Olll imiuilj. I lelu ions l-i'tl .'Shpiellts RED CROSS BENEFIT IS SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR TILLER The Box Social giv en by the Tiller and Drew com munities for the benefit of the South Umpqua branch of the American Red Cross was a high ly successful affair in every way. The total proceeds for the eve ning was 5203. Every lady brought an attractive decorated box with supper for two. Coffee was served to everyone and was donated by Mrs. Frank Tlghe. The auctioneers for the event were Mr. Ben Benson and Mr. Frank Tlghe, dressed as come dians, and they kept everyone In laughter. Other entertainment was music furnished by Iva Poole, Mr. George Norman, Mr. Ben Benson and Mrs. Marlon Howell, together with everyone ! joining In singing old fashioned songs. Special guests were Mrs. I Ellen Post, Mrs. Vogt and Mrs. j K. Littler of Roseburg. Special I thanks are extended to the for lestry service for Its contribution j in time, work or money. The 1 money will be used for the Red j Cross room also a contribution I will be made to the cause. The iiirfue uy ivirs. iogan minify, new linoleum, with the attractive display of the work, drew the at tention of many while at the so cial. The group meets every Wed nesday at 10 a. m. MR. AND MRS. FELDMILLER HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY AZALEA Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmillor were very pleasantly surprised Thursday evening when a group of friends met at their home to honor them with a card party on their forty-seventh wed ding anniversary. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmillor, guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Worley, Mr. and Mrs. George Wenderoth, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Croff. Pinochle was enjoyed during the evening with Mrs. Worley. Mr. Wenderoth ami Mr. Croff winning the high score prizes. The low score prizes were won by Mrs. Wenderoth and Mr. Wor ley. Refreshments were served at a late hour. MR. AND MRS. PINKSTON ENTERTAIN AT DINNER SUTHERLIN-Mr. and Mrs. Ohio Bunch of Wendling. Ore., Mrs. Rebecca Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riggs and daugh ters, Harriet Ann and Leon, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Plnkston's home in Oakland, Ore., Sunday. MR. LAMOREAUX IS HONORED AT DINNER SUTHERLIN Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux entertained a num ber of friends and relatives at her home on First avenue Sun day with a birthday chicken din ner for her husband. The table was very beautiful with a cen terpiece of narcissi and flow ering quince. Covers were placed for: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Manning of Oakland, Ore., Mrs. Minnie Abeene, Miss Martha Adams, Miss Ethel Man ning of Drivers valley, Mrs. An na Babka, Mrs. Rhoda Lamo reaux and the guest of honor and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux. The pleasant after noon was spent in visiting! MR. AND MRS. ROBERTSON ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB SUTHERLIN Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robertson very gra ciously entertained the Sutherlin bridge club at a charming seven thirty o'clock salad luncheon at their attractive home on Fourth avenue Sunday evening. A beau tiful arrangement of red camel lias, jonquills, splrea and prim roses in vases were placed about the rooms. Covers were placed for: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Loncy, Miss Max ine Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. Brit tain Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Hoi gate, Mr. and Mrs. Van Hol combe, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyal Stearns and the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Robertson. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the evening hours with Mr. Loney winning gents high; Mrs. Lloyal Stearns, ladies high; Lloyal Stearns, gents second high; Mrs. Harry Stearns, ladies second high and Mrs. Lloyal Stearns the slam prize. CATHOLIC WELFARE SHOP TO BE OPEN ALL-DAY SATURDAY The Catholic Welfare shop will be open all-day Saturday, April 8, from 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. at the Catholic school auditorium on North Kane street. Mrs. J. A. Harding is chairman of the shop. Silver Star Awarded To Oakland Sailor NORFOLK, Va., April 6 The Silverstar has been awarded Boatswain's Mate 1c Harold Francis Whitehead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitehead, Oak land, Ore., the Fifth naval dis trict headquarters announced Wednesday. The award was for Whitehead's action in the am phibious assault on Salerno last September. "or yine flavor 'depend on Schilling Schilling Coffee . -i.w-. mil-" , Sold by COEN LUMBER CO. Phone 121 Enlist The Fighting Four Inspect, Lubricate, Adjust and Replact ar thair names. They're important to your Tractor's operating efficiency un der fhe pressure of war-time working conditions. They'll add long life to your present "Caterpillar" ma chines. Ask us about the Fighting Four. HAVE US INSPECT YOUR TRACTOR'S TRACKS NOW. 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