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FOUR Sori&hj. and CluhA By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MOTHERS DAY PROGRAM AND TEA GIVEN IN HONOR OF MRS. CAMPBELL The Woman's Society of the First Presbyterian church enter tained at a charming Mothers day program and tea in honor of Mrs. W. M. Campbell Thursday afternoon at the church parlors. Mrs. Campbell, who is now presi dent of the Presbyterial of South west Oregon, Is a past president of the Woman's society and is program chairman this year. Mrs. Earl Plummer was hostess chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mau rice J. Newland, Mrs. Paul Hel weg and Mrs. John E. Runyan. The lace-covered tea table, was centered with a low bowl of lavender and yellow flowers with matching tapers in crystal candel labra. Beautiful silver tea scrv- , ices completed the table appoint ments. Mrs. Runyan had charge of the flower artangements and Mrs. O. S. Chambers and Mrs. J. Roland Parker poured. Baskets of beautiful mixed spring flowers were used about the rooms. Group singing was enjoyed ac companied by Mrs. Morris H. Roach and followed by a play, "The Age Old Dream," in charge of Mrs. Alva Laws with the fol lowing cast: motherhood, Mrs. Pearl Plummer; womanhood, Mrs. Harold Bellows; girlhood, . Mrs. Basil Ryles; weaver of dreams, Mrs. Mary Eastman; . teaching motherhood, Mrs. Paul , Helwcg; nursing motherhood, Mrs. Ivan Pickens and primitive motherhood, Mrs. Edward G. Kohlhagen, with musical arrange ments by Mrs. Roach. The play was very beautiful and exception ally well presented. Members and guests present were most appre ciative for the efforts of the com mittee and those presenting the charming program. Mrs. O. S. Chambers, president, conducted the meeting and com mittee reports were given by Mrs. J. Roland Parker, Mrs. Armour Murdock, Mrs. Morris H. Roach and Mrs. Ida Bailey. Dr. Roach stressed the Mothers day service at the church May 14 and announced the young peoples meeting at Flrpoint for June 2ti to July 3. He also announced the daily vacation Bible school will be postponed until the last 01 July, Mrs. Roach reported that the Boclety would lake up the study of the book of Ephcsians in the sn r tual life study this year. A beautiful gift was presented from the society to Mrs. Camp bell, An original poem, written by Mrs. Effio Schwarz, talented member of the group, honoring Mrs. Campbell, was read by Mrs J. Roland Parker. The poem was especially lovely and appropriate. Those present Included: Mrs, W. M. Campbell, guest of honor, Mrs. O. S. Chambers, Mrs. J. Ro land Parker, Mrs. Earl Plummer, Mrs. John E. Runyan, Mrs. Mau rice J. Newland, Mrs. Paul Hel wcg, Mrs. Alva Laws, Mrs. Har old Bellows, Mrs. Basil Ryals, Mrs. Mary Eastman, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Dr. and Mrs. Roach and daughter, Betty; Mrs. Edward j. Kohlhugcn, Mrs. Efilc senwarz, Mrs. L. E. Thompson, Mrs. C. E. Richmond. Miss Estclle V. Con- over, Mrs. James Plnkerton, Mrs. Ida Bailey, Mrs. George Camp- bell, Mrs. W. G. Blake, Mrs. Hul dah Thomson, Mrs. Peter Crum- mett, Mrs. Jane Kaufman, Miss Margaret Clapp, Mrs. John Tra vis, Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, Mrs. K. W. Rorlgcrs, Mrs. George Sewell, Mrs. George Kohlhagen, Mrs. J F. Barker, Mrs. Barton Helllwell, Mrs. A. E. Kent, Mrs. Fred Fish er, Mrs. C. E. Jasmin, Mrs. Emma Ijmiox, Mrs. Armour Murdock nnd Mrs. A. A. Bellows, members, and Mrs. Earlc Henry, Mrs. F. H. Miller, Mrs. E. G. Cloake, Mrs. Waller Bain, of Chicago, and Mrs. Douglas Wallc, guests. The society will meet June 8 ut a one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon at the church parlors with Mrs. James Plnkerton, hos tess chairman, assisted by Mrs. W. II. Ferris, Mis. Harold Bel lows, Mrs. Huldah Thomson and Mrs. Fred Fisher. TEACHERS AND OFFICERS OF PRESBYTERIAN S. 6. MEET TUESDAY EVENING The teachers and officers of the Presbyterian Sunday school met at the home of Mr. and Mis. W. G. Blake Tuesday evening. Plans for future, work of the Sunday school were discussed. Mr. Blake Is Sunday school su perlntendent. Hangers Are Precious 2 Pf4S ?e fur? 77ie?? ! each garment. New Service Laundry & Dry Cleaners CALL 88 PROGRESSIVE DINNER IS CHARMING AFFAIR OF SATURDAY EVENING A delightful progressive dinner was given Saturday evening by( the Grade Teachers association of the Roscburg schools honoring Superintendent and Mrs. W. M. Campbell. At 6:30 o'clock, the group gath ered at the home of Miss Ina Farnsworth for cocktails. The table was beautiful with a center piece ot pink sweetpcas and fern. Bowls of yellow and pink tulips were placed about the rooms. Next they went to Miss Elnor Sherk's home, where the salad was served. Here the table and rooms held lovely bouquets of purple Iris and bright tulips. The main course of the dinner was served at the home of Miss Vera Fredrickson, where the guests were sealed at two long tables centered with lavender lupin and pink and yellow tulips with matching color-bouquets about the rooms. Dessert was served at the home of Miss Verlie Tracy. Beautiful blue and lavender iris were used In the flower arrangements ac cented by rich red peonies. The remainder of the evening was spent at the Tracy home in visit ing. Lovely gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell by the or ganization Including: Mr. and Mrs. Elward Smith, Mr. ana Mrs. E. S. Hall, Miss Verlie Tracy, Miss Floy Cooper, Mrs. Dora Ritz- man, Miss Ina Farnsworth, Miss Ruth Swlnney, Mrs. Bonita.Sklll Ing, Miss Doris Coad, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Mrs. Alvia wetner ell, Miss Margaret Carr, Miss El nor Sherk. Miss Florence Sneda- ker, Mrs. Mildred Hcnsen, Miss Vera Fredrickson and miss verna Carothers. . MISS DOROTHY CROCKER COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY BRIDAL SHOWER PARTY Miss Dorothy Crocker, beautl ful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Crocker, of Roseburg, who will become the bride of R. M. 2c Paul Cacy, son of Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Cacy of (his city, In the near future, was complimented at a very charming bridal shower party Monday evening at me Paul Abeol home, wnen miss L.ar- men Abccl and Miss Lois Kurtz entertained. Redhearls and spring blossoms were used l in the decorations, while the serving tabic was cen tered by a beautiful bridal cake, tonned by a miniature bride and bridegroom. A very lovely lace cloth covered the table. Beautiful gifts were presented to the guest of honor from: Mrs. A, J. Crocker, Mrs. Velma Was som, Mrs. A. B. tacy, Mrs. Dolores Ilagostad, Mrs. Walter Kurtz, Mrs. Paul Abccl, Mrs. Pa tricia Trusty, Mrs. Sally Trusty, Miss Mary Peterson, Miss Maxinc Bailey, Miss Athalie Taylor, Mrs. Helen Cordon, Mrs. Dorothy Puckett, Miss Ila Mess, Mrs. Helen Saar, Mrs. Patricia Harris, Miss Phyllis Gadway, Mrs. Gladys Hart, Mrs. Corlnnc-Anne Moon, Miss Lois Jurtz and Miss Carmen Abccl. Games and visiting were , en Joyed and later the hostesses serv ed lovely refreshments. INTERESTING MEETING AT EDWARDS HOME , Plans for the annual fall tea and exhibit of the W. C. T. U. were made at an interesting meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Ed wards, 124 South Kane street. The devotions were presented by Mrs. Lillian Davis and Mrs. Annie L. Russel, president, con ducted the business meeting and appointed the committees for the fall tea. Pieced qi'llls were brought In by the members and will be com pleted by the Baptist Women's circles and laler sent to (he Chil (liens Farm Home at Corvallis. Hour sacks were also turned in by the ladles lo 1m; made into tea lowels for the Farm Home. Kills Perry gave a very fine talk on the subject "Prohibition and Polities," which was followed by a social hour and refresh ments were served by the hostess es, Mrs. Grace Pope and Mrs. Edmonds. The lea table was cover ed by a beautiful laoe cloth and centered with a bowl of red ros es. and will be unable to get any for the duration. If you want your clothes returned in per feet order, please co-operate We have no more hangers by bringing in a hanger with ROSEBURG NEWS INTERSE STUDY CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT ! LLLRICH HOME WEDNESDAY The Inter-Se Study club was en- tertained at a very lovely seven- j thirty o'clock dessert-supper Wed- j nesdav evening at tne nome oi Mrs. Earl Ullrich. Roses formed a beautiful motif for the table, while bouquets of snapdragons were artistically arranged about the rooms. Plans wero made for -the com-! ing year and the iprogram topic selected Svas; I'dovelopments and achievements of the post war world of tomorrow."-Mrs. Alva Laws was appointed chairman. Plans were also made for a pic nic to be held in the garden of the R. R. Brand home in West Morcland at 6:30 o'clock the eve ning of May 24. Husbands of the members will be guests. Those enpoying the evening with Mrs. Ullrich included: Mrs. Fred Asam, Mrs. Clyde Beard, Mrs. R. R. Brand, Mrs. Charles Doerner, Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. Alva Laws, Mrs. V. V. Harpham, Mrs. R. B. Hampton, Mrs. Bruce Mollis, Mrs. Dclmar Ramsdell, Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. Theo Bond and Mrs. E. S. Hall, members, and Mrs. Fred Stciver, sister-in-law of Mrs. Mellis, a guest. i BETA SIGMA PHI ENTERTAINED AT ROBERTSON HOME Mrs.. Pauline Robertson gra ciously entertained the Beta Sig ma Phi sorority at her attractive home on Winchester street last Wednesday evening. Spring flow ers lent a colorful note to the rooms. Bonita Shilling, new president, conducted the business meeting and Dr. Morris H. Roach, pastor ol the First Presbyterian church of Roscburg, was guest speaker, A social hour followed and Mrs. Robertson, assisted by her daugh ter, Miss Lorraine, and Miss Lois Updike, served lovely refresh ments. Those enjoying the occasion in cluded: Dr. Roach and Miss Lor raine Robertson, gtt-oli, and Lois Updike, Evelyn Be! I, Bonita Skllllng, Dora Cooper, Helen Saar, Alice-Virginia Hanes, Violet Bloomqulst, Athalie 1 Taylor, Amanda Anderson and the host ess, Mrs. Robertson. The group will meet next Wed nesday evening, for a six-thirty o'clock picnic supper at the home of Helen Saar.' JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY HONORS CAMPBELLS AT DINNER THURSDAY NIGHT Honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, the Junior high school facutly entertained at a very de lightful six o'clock dinner Thurs day evening at the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brand In West Moreland. Color ful mixed bouquets of spring flowers were used to carry out the pretty decorative motif for the occasion. A lovely gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell from: Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brand, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Lundeen, Mr. and Mrs. If. H. Tur ner, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bloom qulst, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews, Miss Violet Bloomqulst, Mrs. Genevieve Simmons, Miss Froh man, Miss Margaret Carr, Miss Brown, Miss Nina Weaver, Miss Alice Virginia Hanes and Mrs. Dora Cooper. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours. MR. AND MRS. WANDS ENTERTAINED DURING THEIR STAY IN ROSEBURG Private First Class Warren L. Wands nnd his wife, who are spending n 15-day furlough visit ing relatives and friends, have been guests at a number ot en joyable affairs the last week. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Jones; Mr. and Mrs. David King and at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kluver. A social evening was given In their honor by Mr. and Mi's. Lee O. Miller, who Invited the follow ing additional guests: Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Fest and Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Bailey, on Saturday evening. Mr. and Airs. Wands are leav ing this weekend for San Diego, following a slay with Mrs. Wand's mother, Mrs. Ethel Klu ver, and other relatives here, and with her brother-in-law anil sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hrooks and children. Michael and Mar tin, at North Bend. MRS. PAUL GEDDES ENTERTAINS BRIDGE ; CLUB ON TUESDAY ! Mrs. Paul Geddes very gra ciously entertained her bridge j club al a one o'clock dessert ! luncheon at the Hotel Umpqiia i Tuesday. Covers were placed for: Mrs. S. J. Cooper, a guest, and i Mrs. K. A. Pearson. Mrs. Frank il.ong, Mrs. Robert Bissell, Mra. IF.. K. Horlng. Mrs. O. R. Hess, ! Mrs. Fred l.oekwood, Mrs. Mau l ice L. Hallmark and the hostess, , Mrs. Geddes. j Following the dessert-luncheon, 'the group enjoyed contract I bridge at the attractive home of the hostess on East Douglas St. I White tulips, spire.i and other 'spring flowers were attractively I arranged aliont the rooms. High j score for the bridge play was won i by Mrs. Pearson with Mrs. Long winning the second high score. - REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 13, Tomorrow At Indian Gene Kelly, Kathryn Grayson, Jose Iturbi, Mary Astor and John Boles are but a few of the stars appearing in "Thousands Cheer," in Technicolor. TENMILE RED CROSS CLUB MEETS AT COATS HOME ON WEDNESDAY The Tenmile Red Cross club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Coats and a very beautiful knitted afghan was completed and made ready to turn over to the Red Cross. The club quilt was sold and went to Mrs. J. C. Flors. Pro ceeds of the quilt will be used to purchase yarn to knit another afghan. Mary Ann Cabot, age seven, knitted a number of blocks for the afghan, which were greatly appreciated by the club. A large number of ladies in the commu nity are making the blocks for the afghans. The next regular meeting will be held at the Tenmile church, Tuesday, May 23, at which time Miss Mary Maw, Douglas county home demonstration agent, will talk on "preparing food for lock ers. NAVY MOTHERS CLUB HOLDS MEETING AT TEMPLE WEDNESDAY Plans for the cooked food sale for May 13 at Carslens furniture store were made at the meeting of the Navy Mothers club Wed nesday evening at the Elks tem ple with the commander, Mrs. Grogg, presiding. Eighteen afghans were on dis play, which brings the total to thirty-five of completed ones to be sent to the navy hospitals at Bremerton and Seattle. Following the meeting, the of ficers served lovely refreshments and a pleasant social hour ,was enjoyed. : The club will hold its next meeting at the temple the eve ning of May 24. Mothers, wives and sisters of men in the na vy, coast guard and'marlnes'and mothers and sisters of women in the navy are cordially invited to join the group. Thirty members were present at this week's session and four new members were welcomed In to the club. MRS. GEORGE WHARTON ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Bright spring flowers were used by Mrs. George Wharton to carry out a pretty motif for the one o'clock salad luncheon, which she gave at her beautiful home on Claire street Wednesday lor her bridge club. Covers were placed for: Mrs. G. V. Wimbcrly and Mrs. Fred Schwartz, guests, and Mrs. Adri an Fisher, Mrs. Louis Fullerton, Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mrs. L. L. Wimbcrly, Mrs. C). M. Barrio, Mrs. S. C. Richmond and the hostess, Airs. Wharton. High score for the afternoon's bridge play was won by Airs. Turret- with Mrs. Fisher.winning the second high score and also the traveling prize. FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL ASSIGNED TO BASE AT ASTORIA Aliss Mary Louise Roland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Abraham, Glcmlale, Oregon, has been assigned to active duly at the U. S. Naval Training .Station, Astoria. Oregon, today reported Chief William K. Hell, recruiter In charge nl I he Eugene U. S. Navy lieiTiiiliug substation, which handles Waves applications in the Roseburg Eugene area. Aliss Roland completed Waves indoctrination training at the Waves school at Hunter college. New York City, with the rating of seaman, second class. Aliss Roland is a graduate of the Roseburg seniur high school and was employed with Pacific Telephone and Telegraph as tele phone operator prior lo her en listment. WEST MELROSE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT COOPER HOME RECENTLY Mrs. George W. Cooper enter tained the West Melrose club Thursday afternoon at her home. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed and later delicious refresh ments w ere served to: Airs. Chris Wolfe, a recent arrival from Wis consin, Mrs. Etta Ward, of Port land, Alls. Leonard Cooper and Pttle daughter; Airs. Amy Crlte ser, Airs. Earl Soelcy, Airs. George Oslerman, Airs. H. G. Thompson, Airs. G. Lee Gates and Mrs. 11. E. Evans. The next meeting will lie May IS at the home of Mrs. Henry Cox. LADY LIONS ENTERTAINED AT MERVIN BROWN HOME , ON MONDAY EVENING The Lady Lions were entertain ed Monday evening at the attrac tive home ot Mrs. Mervin Brown cn East Lane street. Mrs. J. E. Henbest, president, conducted the business meeting and the nomi nating committee, headed by Mrs. Frank Long, annonced the nomination of new officers for the following club year. Election of officers will-be held at the June meeting. Mmbers of the club were ask ed to assist in maintaining booths down town during the Fifth War Loan drive. Following a social hour, Mrs. Brown served lovely : refresh ments from a lace-covered table centered with a bouquet of snow balls ' and white tapers. Covers were placed for: Mrs. J. E. Hen best, Mrs. Ford Singleton, Mrs. L. M. Lchrbach, Mrs. B. C. Elliott. Airs. Earl Henry, Mrs. J. P. Mot schenbacher, Airs. Roy Sunder lund, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. D. V. Helllwell and the hostess, Mrs. Brown. The club will meet June 12 at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. P. Alotschenbachcr on Winches ter street. MISS JEANNE DILLARD COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON Gay colored pottery dishes wero used for the charming 12 o clock luncheon served at a beau tifully appointed table decorated in blue and yellow and centered by a bowl of ranuculus Friday, when Mrs. J. F. Dillard entertain ed In compliment to her daugh ter, Miss Jeanne, on her eight eenth birthday anniversary. A lovely birthday cake was cut in honor of the occasion. Mrs. Dillard was assisted in serving by her daughter, Mrs. Robert C. Snoddy. Covers .were placed for: Miss Jeanne Dillard, guest of honor, Aliss Betty Jane Roberts, Miss Patricia Savage, Miss Fredricka Hamilton, Miss Gerry Fett, Aliss Eleanore Alicel li and Aliss Ruth Bovingdon. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS HAS INTERESTING MEETING AT VANG HOME The Alid-Week Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Airs. C. Vang with Mrs. Rus sell Kaine acting as hostess. Lilacs and iris formed pretty bou quets about the rooms. The Bible study was Chapter 18 of the Book of Matthew. Refreshments were served at the tea hour by Mrs. Kaine to: Rev. W. A. Slywester, Airs. V. Andraieff, Airs. E. Brink meyer and Annetta; Mrs. A. Coonenborg, Airs. J. Feldkamp, Aliss A. Meusch, Mrs. A. Schlick and Michael and Donna; Airs. P. Siemann, Miss F. Schaeffer, Airs. L. Voigl, Airs. R. Thomas and Pat sy and Richard; Airs. B. Fromm dahl and David and Patsy, and Mrs. C. Vang and Barbara, Larry and Kathleen. CLARENCE NIBBLETT, Jr. HONORED AT ENJOYABLE DINNER ON WEDNESDAY M r s. Mirrgnrct Pendergrass end her sister, Airs. Jewell Nlb blett, were joint hostesses at a very delicious dinner Wednesday evening at the lormer's home in honor of Mrs. Nibblctt's son, Clarence Nlhblctt, Jr., who Has home on leave from the U. S. naval base at Farragut. Idaho. Spring flowers formed a pret ty decorative motif for the occa sion. Covers were placed for Air. Nibblett, seaman 2 C, guest of honor, Frances Hill, Jack Hill. Richard Reld. Verna Belle Gris ley. Donald Nibblett, Alarjorie C icbecr, Norman Nibblett, Eva Wilkinson, Betty Boyer, Walter L. McQueen and the hostesses. Mrs. Pendergrass and Airs. Nib blett. BRONZE METAL CONTEST OPEN TO PUBLIC AT METHODIST CHURCH The W. C. T. U. broiue metal contest will present an interest ing temperance program Sunday. May 14, at three o'clock in the afternoon at the Methodist church. The public is cordially In vited to attend. Ivvotions will be presented by the Rev. R. A. Fecnstra. followed by a mothers day solo by Alarion Feller; speech contest by the chil dren of the various Roseburg Sunday schools and two cloving numbers by the L. T. L. 1944. W. S. OF C. 8. HAS INTERESTING PROGRAM AND MEETING THURSDAY Mrs. A. J. Geddes, president, conducted the regular meeting of the W. S. of C. S. of the Aleth odist church Thursday at the church parlors with Mi's. R. A. Feenstra as program leader on the topic "Our Nursery Schools." Three short talks on "Infant Voices'' were given by Airs. A. J. Starmer, Mrs. A. N. Orcutt and Mrs. Kelly. Children from the primary de partment taking part on the pro gram included: Donna Clair, reading; Carolyn Pattison. and Lonelta Kelly, vocal duct, accom panied by Airs. W. H. Pattison; Carolyn Burr, reading, and group singing of Home Sweet Home" accompanied by Mrs. Or cutt. . The tea table was covered by an attractive cloth and centered with a beautiful arrangement of Cecil Brunner roses and blue spring blossoms. Mrs. A. J. Star mer and Mrs. J. B. Needham poured. Hostesses for the tea In- j eluded: Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. A. J. Geddes, Airs. C. E. Richardson and Mrs. A. N. Or cutt. LADY ELKS HOLD BUSINESS MEETING THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. L. L. Wimbcrly, president, conducted the business meeting of the Lady Elks Thursday night at the temple, after which' the group attended the Roseburg Cily Band concert presented at the Elks meeting. Lunch was enjoy ed later in the evening. Plans are being made for a six thirty o'clock potluck dinner to be held at the temple May 25. Committees will be announced later. The hostess committee in cludes: Mrs. Albert Mieelli, chair man, Mrs. Charles Healy, Mrs. Arnold Davis and Mrs. Maurice Hallmark. High score prizes will be awarded winners in contract bridge and pinochle. JANICE ANN GROSS CELEBRATES SECOND BIRTHDAY AT PARTY Janice Ann Gross celebrated her second birthday anniversary at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hcston Gross Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served at a table centered with pink candles and a bouquet of pink snapdrag ons. Gifts were' presented to Janice Ann from: Mrs. Clifford Hunni cutt and daughter, Melanie; Mrs. Myron Leline and daughter, Lois; Mrs. Irvin Neal and daughter, Linda, and son, Norman; Mrs. Nicholas Lchrbach and son, Niekio; Mrs. G. E. Gross and the hostess, Mrs. Hcston Gross. FATHER COUGHLAN IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY THURSDAY Circle No. 1 of St. Joseph's Al tar society met at the rectory Thursday afternoon and follow ing a short business session in charge of the president, Mrs. Wil liam F. Amiot, a surprise party was given the Rev. Father Wil liam Coughlan In honor of his birthday, anniversary. The two circles of the Altar so ciety presented a birthday gift to Father Coughlan and a large, decorated birthday cake was cut in honor of the occasion. j MR. AND MRS. BRAND I fNTERTAIN AT DINNER AT THEIR HOME SUNDAY Mr. and Airs. R. R. Brand and daughter, Barbara, and son, Don old, entertained as their guests at a very lovely one-thirty o'clock dinner Sunday, Mr. and Airs. W. Al. Campbell and daughter, Miss Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beard and daughter, Marilyn, and son, Donald, and Air. and Airs. Earl Ullrich. The dinner was served fli the attractive garden at the Brand home in West Moreland. ROSEBURG WOMAN'C CLUB PICNIC TO BE TUESDAY Annual installation of new offi-1 cot s will be held by the Roscburg ! Woman's club at a delightful 12:-1 .'W picnic luncheon at the club-; house Tuesday. Those planning It, attend are asked to call Airs. U. S. Chamliers, chairman, who ! is being assisted on the commit-1 tec by Airs. H. B. Carter, Airs. I A. J. Geddes, Airs. A. S. Coen, j Airs. Len B. Flshback and Aliss Jennie Jorey. The Bluebird group enjoyed a delightful skating party Thurs day alter school, followed by the guardian, Mrs. E. C. Patterson, serving lovely refreshments at j her home in Ijiurelwood. She was assisted by Mi's. Maurice J. New land, assistant guardian. Alcmbers enjoying the occasion i were: Polly Helweg. Lois Patter- j son, Alarcia Newland, Sonya Fett. ; Charlotte Sands, Beatrice Fried- bind. Barlwrn Cacy. Rosemary r.teinhauer. Joanne Gross, Virgin-; id Cyrus, Janice Bennett. Sandra ' Rapp, Vada Moore, Joy Reed and t-elores DeGnatli. 1 RIVERSDALE GRANGE HOLDS MEETING AT HALL FRIDAY MIGHT Riversdale grange met Friday evening at the hall with Master C. T. Tipton presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider were ballot ed upon and elected to become members by initiation. Jack Ulrich, who just returned from a trip east, gave a very in teresting talk comparing Oregon agriculture, climate and beauty with that of the states he had vis ited and expressed the opinion the Oregonians should be most pleased with the advantages found in this state. Charles Emery, legislative chairman, gave a fine biography of the late R. A. Booth and also reported plans for an interna tional currency. The Riversdale Home Econom ics club served the senior ban quet at the hall May 12 and com mittee in charge included: Ra- mona Hampton, chairman, assist ed by Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Chilson, Vera Aloore, Anita Stark and Arlene Alyers. I The regular meeting of the H. E. club will be Alay 17 at the hall. A 12:30 potluck luncheon will be held and the public is invited to attend to hear Miss Mary Maw, Douglas county home demonstra tion agent, give a talk on "Food for the Family." Those attending are asked to bring their own ta ble service. Darley Ware asked all persons having pets to appear for the pet parade sponsored by the Mount ed police. W. O. Patterson, master of Po mona grange, announced the fifth tiegreeo team practice would be held at Riversdale halltvlay 22 at 6 p. m. Pomona grange will meet at a special session at Riversdale hall -at 8 p. m., May 29. All Doug las county granges are invited. Grange ladies are requested to bring sandwiches. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Calhoun, of Eugene, were guests. W. O. Patterson, lecturer, pre sented an Interesting Mother's day program. The next regular meeting will Losee Arts and Gift Shoppe Successor to r HAYNES STORE 337 North Jackson Telephone 534-J takes this opportunity to wish ALL MOTHERS of Douglas County a joyful and pleasant Now Open for Appointments. Telephone 507. Bsttie Ollivant, manager. BETTIE'S BEAUTY SALON 150 East Washington be May 19. at the hall with re freshments in charge of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. C. T, Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ulrich. JUNIOR-SENIOR P.-T. A. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS The Junior Senior Parent Teachers association held it's last. " meeting of the year Monday night at the junior high building with Mrs'. Leslie Roberts, president, In charge. A most engaging pro gram was presented by pupils ot the junior high school. Following the one act play entitled "Ho. Rosiland", which was cleverly acted by outstanding pupils; the Glee club sang "Thanks Be to God" and "All American School". The words of the latter were writ ten by Georgene Shanklin, of the 9th grade. . , Following the program in the auditorium, all were invited to Room 104 by Mr. Buell to see a vrestling match between students of the school. Those participating were DicK Urr vs. Maynard Tal ley; Charles Schoficld vs. Bob Ro gan. Hod Turner acted as ref eree, Mr. Buell timer. . , A short business meeting was held during which a fund was voted towards a 4-H scholarship and a committee comprising Mrs. J. M. Bartley, Floyd Ramp and Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin, were ap pointed to handle same. The fol lowing officers were elected and installed for the coming year. President, Mrs. Alva Arthur; vice president; Rev. Len B. Fish back; secretary treasurer, Mrs.' Floyd Ramp. : ' The new -officers were install ed by Harlan B. Carter, past president of the association. '. A very lovely exhibit of school work was on display in room 209 by pupils of the Art department, Home Economics and Industrial Arts. ' Refreshments were served to members and guests including the school board following their regu lar meeting. - Forrest C. Losee and associates BETTIE'S BEAUTY SALON Telephone 507
