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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1944
Sojckii mud Clu&A
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
ALL-DAY MEETING AND
BASKET DINNER ENJOYED
YONCALLA An all day
meeting was held at the Yoncalla
Church of Christ Sunday with a
basket dinner served at noon.
During the afternoon election of
church officers for the coming
year was held. Those elected
were: chairman of board, Lester
Wells elders, A. H. Patrick, hon
orary, Earl Brant, Ray Potter,
Floyd McMichael, Russell Loyd,
Herman Miller and Leslie Wells;
treasurer, Mrs. Earl Brant; sec
retary Mrs. Russell Loyd; pianist,
ftfra l.vnnfnn Munl1 AnH Mrs A r.
Sie Bjork assistant; song leader,
-Mrs. Floyd McMichael; fauntlay; "
ichool superintendent, Mrs. Dan An address of welcome was
IWright: assistant, Ray Potter, given by Mabel Rader, and a re
ntier officers of .the Sunday sponso was given by Gertrude
wnhnni nro. eeerotnrv Mm v.n i Hatfield of Roseburg. Past chair-
rRaper; treasurer, Mrs. Ray Pot-1 men were presented to the con-1 -.ter;
pianist, Mrs. Lynnton Elwell v?,n,,ion. an were given gifts by Grow ul
.nnrl .Tnhn Brant: soni? leader,
Lynnton Elwell; cradle roll, Mrs.
lArne Bjork; song leader, Jovce
Potter and Phyllis Wright. Dea
cons, Zara Potter, honorary; Roy
.iirant, Mrs. tan ttrant, Mrs
1 V U i.ic, nn. iiuom:,. uuju,
Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs. Dave
Rogers, Mrs. Ray Potter, Lester
Wells and Mrs. Eola Raper.
'MR, AND MRS. HUMMELL
'CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Z YONCALLA Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hummell celebrated their
"60th wedding anniversary at their
Viome Sunday, Nov. 5, with all
Tthelr children present. A delic
lous dinner was enjoyed nt noon.
During the afternoon friends a ml,
" Em Zi h.n mrr !
.vasi-a mi iiimi p. nnrl
r-wu,.i u..n ,.,.. -,-i-,i
Jin Chicago Nov. B, 1894. They
!We made Yoncalla their home
'for 30 years, having at one lime ' crmi man; aimuin a.iuuii, vik
pne of the largest and best prune ' chairman; Oma Keller, secretary;
Orchards in the community. Thev I !" treasurer. President
-now live on a small ranch Just J-;"10' "n'y Kavc the address of
Tnnrth nf inwn Tiio fniimvlno- the afternoon, and she and
'children were present at the din
"ner: Mrs. Thelma Beleau and
.husband of Sumner, Oregon; Mrs.
Alice Wadell and husband and
t family of Scappoose, Ore.; Mrs.
"Lena Pl'ultt and husband and
.'family of Portland; Carl Hum-
mell of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs,
George Kunz and two daughters.
of Yoncalla.
'of Yoncalla.
lH. E. C. HOLDS
MEETING WEDNESDAY
- YONCALLA - The home cm -
.nomlcs group of Elkhoad grange
.met Wednesday nt the Elkhead
,-communllv hall ami filwlnf. '
"Ithelr potluck luncheon spent the)
Lafternoon i . Red Cross work and'
!,u..hin ..,i,,i. f .i... m,
(Washing windows of the hull. The
hall, which has recently been re-
yinished outside and In, with new
Tcurtains In the windows, is ready
:.for the holiday festivities which
are usually enjoyed by the Elk
head community. The following
home economies members were
present: Mrs. Wilbur lirlner and,
; daughter Gayle. Mrs. Ray Lam
berson,. Mrs. Charles Lanz, Mrs.
Paul Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Delman
Record, Mr. and Mrs. MoArlhur, 1
Mrs. George Lnngdon, Mrs. Bald-!
.win. Mrs. Dilley. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Record. Mrs. Merlin Al
len, Mrs. Ray Poller, Mrs. Runy-
on, Mrs. Fred Reeves and Air.
and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkslon.
: AUXILIARY TO MEET
FRIDAY EVENING
i
' The Palrirk W. Kelly auxiliary
lo Vetera lis of Foreign Wars
members and Incoming members
are asked to meet at the K. nt I'.
hall for a regular meeting Fij
day night. Plans will he romplet
ed for a pie sale to be sponsored
. by the auxiliary S.iiiird.iv, Nov.
18, at Trowbridge and Klvnn Elcc
( trie store at 11S Cass sheet.
CARNIVAL IS HELD AT
, ISCOTTS VALLEY SCHOOL
; YONCALLA Mrs. Cecil Halt
orri and Mrs. Bessie Lakey,
' teachers of Scotls Valley school,
.held a carnival at the school. Sat
urday evening. A fine program
was enjoyed, after which eon
cessions of all kinds were opened.
lAbout $91) was taken in which
will be used for school work.
MYRTLE LODGE NO. 38
TO MEET ON SATURDAY
, MYRTLE CREEK ,-- Mvrtle
lodge No. 38 will meet Saturday I
night, Nov. 18, at 8 o'clock at the
hall. The second degree will be'
conferred. Members and visiting
Odd Fellows are invited.
in These
Thoughts
Wo will discuss Opto
metries! service, and
Its relation to your wel
fare, and
Nothing else, for to us
tho preservation of yoi
vision
Is a duty.
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
iDr.DeanBubar
106 N. Jackion
Roseburg
PHONE
REBEKAH CONVENTION
IS LARGE EVENT
ELKTON The thirty-eighth M,.8 Binder. Mrs. Fran-
convention of district No. 11 of (Ces Heddon and Mrs .Binder were
the Kebekah lodge was held re- appointed on the nominating
cently in the I. O. O. V. hall, COmmltteee. Mrs. Thomas and
guests of Umpqua Rebekah lodge Mrg Char'ro Hill will have
No. 173. The meeting was called charge of the grab-bag at the an
to order by chairman Frances nual bazaar, Dec. 1. Ladies are
Heddon. Ida Thomas and Agnes nske(j j0 give their wrapped pack
Hudson seated the convention of- aRea lo ono 0f (njs committee. It
ficers, who were presented with was voteci t0 send an emergency
corsages and gifts by two small deration to supply work, and also
girls, Doris Moore and Claudia a donation for the education of
Hinder, who were dressed in old- one 0 tns. society's negro teach
fahioned dresses of the Rebekah prs The quota for next year's
colors of pink and green. Ethel msson giving was set. After the
Bailey, president of the Rebekah mP(.jng, refreshments were ser
assembly of Oregon, and other ve(1 y Mrs. Thomas.
uiiiui ui nil? Kiaiiu mumr
1 1"', convention by
i "tmnaii j- iuu.i
gifts were presented by the flow
er girls, as a song was sung hy
Barbara Tarnowskl, Lucille
Moore, Mona Rydell, and Erda
Chestnut. Anna Bauer sang a
solo, "Without a Song," by Vln
, - -- -
! cpnt,, Youmans, after which i the
meefing was closed by the Ump
qua lodge. A basket luncheon was
served by Madaline Russell,
Gladys Stewart, and Llla Ali
dridge. Lodge re-0iened at 1:30 p. m.
Erda Chestnut played an accor
dion solo, "Valse Illuettc" by
Drlgo. Madaline Russell read a
well-prepared paper. Secretary's
reports and good-of-the-order
lod Wl1.0 road Dorothy
chairmen s reports from the var-
bm"h 0 KOSCbUlg gang
It was decided that the
next
convention
Myrtle
Creek Next year's officers were
' -lcd as '""Ts,: J'.e Aru"cr'
iutii, mini j-i.iii-t- iii.-uuuii .vnr.t-
presenled with gifts from Ihe
convention. Riddle lodge cave
readings. The new convention of-j
iicns were seaieu. iweniy mem
bers were present from Roseburg,
five from Riddle, one from, Suth
erlin, two from Gardiner, six
-from Cottage Grove, and twenty
two from Elkton.
In the evening a dinner was
served in the lodge dining room
by the ladles of the Methodist W.
;ua - ZZ
. ' fi, i i r,i i i i . I
; ,' ' "" 7 mIa '
h,p pincli l visit. Mrs. Lois
h V,'1 ",ul , Mlss "'na itydell
C ,.n n 7 . Til
President Bailey complimented
i the drill team on ils impressive
work. She addressed the lodge.
and she and Noble Grand Rose
Henderer were presenled wilh I
gifts, by Esther Gates. A skit, I
"Emergency Exit," was given bv I
Edith Gates, Ben Morganti. and I
Editli Adam. Refreshments were I
served by Iris Haines. Seventy-!
six memoers and guests were
present.
AUXILIARY SCHOOL OF
INSTRUCTION TO BE
HELD ON SATURDAY
The American Legion auxiliary
will hold a school of instruction
Saturday, November IS, from II
a. m. to 1 o'clock at the banniiei
room of tile Hotel Umpqua.
I The stale president, vice -president,
secrelary. president of ills
I trie! No, 1 and president of His
j trict No. 'I as well as all past ills
1 trict presidents in Roseburg. will
i be in attendance.
All auxiliary members are in-
vitod. but are icquesled lo make
.reservations for the noon lunch
eon not li ter than Friday hv call-1
! ing either Mrs. Harrv F. Hatfield
'v Mrs. Kuilloph Kitzinan.
tUKTON REBEKAH
LODGE MEETS
Umpqua Rebekah lodge No.
17,'i met in regular session last
week, Willi 21 members present.
Frances Heddon acted as noble
gland. Business of the meeting
included nomination of officers
for the coining year. After the
meeting, refreshments were ser
ved bv Air :in.l Mr f':.,-l IVT.ut.-,.
anil Mrs. Wilms Whitfield I
I
SALMON
CLAMS
OYSTERS
(WHOLESALE & RETAIL)
624 Winchester
!
HOLDS MEETING
ELKTON The Dorcas circle
of the Methodist W. S. C. S. met
this week, with nine members
'present. President Edith Gates
I appointed the following commit-'
tec to investigate ruj;s for the i
proposed church nursery: Erdal
' f'h.ict nut Mru Ida Thomas and
"THE MANSION" TO BE
READ BY MISS CAROTHERS
AT PRAISE SERVICE
"The Munsion" by Van Dvke
will bo read by Miss Vcriw Car-
olhers, with organ and violin Be
lmont hv Mrs. Homer w.
nd Mrs. Morris H. Roach,
it the annual nralsc service to be
sponsored bv the Woman's Soci
clv and Forsythe guild Sunday
evening, Nov. 19, at 7:30 o'clock
at Ihe First Presbyterian church.
The entire service will be by can
dlelight. There will he no atlmis-
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,jnn as offering will be taken,
which will lie divided between the
Woman's society and the guild.
The public has been cordially in
vited to enjoy this Impressive
service.
GROUP HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING AT ELKTON
ELKTON - The young adult
group of the Methodist church
met recently at the home of Mrs.
Erda Chestnut. The following of
ficers were elected: Mrs. Barbara
Tarnowski, president; and Mrs.
Wilma Whitfield, secretary-treasurer.
Rev. David Seaman spoke
on the purpose and aims of the
Young Adult organization, and
Raymond Batchellor showed
kodachrome views of the Young
Adult summer camp. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Warnoek, Mrs. Tarnowski, Mrs.
Dorothy Binder. Mis Whitfield,
Mr. Seaman, Mr. Batchellor, and I
Mrs. Lucille Moore. '
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DEMAND THE BEST
5 MARKET
. ijr?'.,L KitJ ,...it M: - ..u-.J ..-f KV .
SHRIMP MEAT PORK
HALIBUT POULTRY
ZELL'S CHICKEN TAMALES
w. s. op e. a. has
MEETING WEDNESDAY
LOOKINGGLASS, The Wom
an's Society of Christian Service
met on Wednesday afternoon at
tile home of the president, Mrs.
A. A. Jacoby. The devotions were
led by Mrs. Lockabay and the bus
iness session conducted by the
president. Contributions were
voted for the welfare projects at
Green Home in San Francisco
and the Ha wood Girls School of
Albuquerque, New Mexico. It was
rlelded to send Christmas boxes to
the latter and to Ihe Children's
Farm Home of Corvallis, gifts
for these boxes to be brought by
the ladies to the Deember meet
ing. The barrel of canned fruit
for Manley Community Center
was reported ready to send.
Mrs. Teil Hodges invited the so
ciety to meet at her home on Nov.
29 for the annual Christmas par
ly, which will be an all-day meet
ing with potluck luncheon at
noon. The ladles are requested to
bring one hot dish, individual
sandwiches and table service.
Christmas gifts from the society
for the boys and girls from the
valley now in the service and sta
tioned in this country, will be ad
dressed for mailing and the
Christmas boxes for the two wel
fare homes will be packed. Each
lady will also bring an Inexpen
sive gift for the society's ex
change of Christmas presents.
Following the business session,
refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her siter-in-law,
Mr. Perley Oar. Among
those attending were: Mrs. O. G.
Rogers. Mrs. Laverne Williams,
Mrs. H. IS. .laroby, Mrs. Locka
bay, Mrs. Green, Mis. Guthrie,
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Heard. Mrs.
Meredith, Mrs. Edna Williams,
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Chas. Dy
serl, Mrs. Marvin Wilson, Mrs.
WWW"
BAZAAR
Friday and Saturday
Christian Church Ladies Aid
Aprons, Tsa-Towels.
Cooked food Saturday only.
Powell's Hardware
EXTMA ENRICnED
FOR ADTKD NL'TWTIOIV
Tn stnmlanl enrichment we've
tUI'mI Calcium ml Vliumln
I). Pattersnn's Biend Is youi
best source of food energy.
VEAL
LAMB
BEEF
Phone 280
Ben Jacoby, Mrs. LcRoy Wilson,
Mrs. Ted Hodges, Mrs. Perley
Oar, Mrs. Arthur Marsh, Mrs.
Munger, Mrs. Bollng and the
hostess, Mrs. A. A. Jucoby'.
A shower of wedding gifts for
Mrs. Hutlo, nee Kathern Mont
gomery, a recent bride, was giv
en to Mrs, Roy J. Smith and Mrs.
Ned Burney, sisters of Mrs. Hut
to. who will present the gifts.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Gurney were
In attendance for the social hour.
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ANNUAL FALL CARNIVAL
IS SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
YONCALA The annual fall
carnival of the Yoncalla high
school was held Friday evening
in the high school gym. Conces
sions of all kinds were well pat
ronized, bowling alley, fish pona,
three shots to hit the nigger baby,
bingo, novelties, and lunch coun
ter, In charge of the home cco
inomles class of the school. Vlncc
.Applegate won the high tjoor
prize, Mrs. Jay Huntington, seO
ond prize. William Thiel won the
large Teddy bear, for correctly
guessing the number of marbles
in the bottle, ana Merman acnos-i
so second. $435.75 was taken in
during the evening, with a, few
expenses to be taken out. j
Canyonville Visitor L. E. j
Newton was a Canyonville vis- j
Itor In Roseburg Monday.
. From Umpqua W. L. Rough
care spent Monday in Rose
burg from Umpqua.
E. G. HIGH
INSURANCE
I. O. 0. F. Bldg.
Roseburg, Oregon
Phons
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