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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG. NEWS-REVIEW,- ROSEBURG, OREGONWEDNESDAY,: DECEMBER 13, 1944. SojcMi and CluJbA By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISSIONARY TALKS . AT MEETING THURSDAY t SUTHERLIN The Women's Society of Christian Service was entertained at lhe Methodist church' parlors Thursday after noon, honoring the visit of Miss Mildred , Slmonds, .missionary from India, who has been in that country lor thirty-seven years. The meeting opened by singing "Oh Come All Ye, Faithful" and Hark the Herald Angels Sing" in unison. . Quartet, "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem" by Mrs. Tom Ridge way, Mrs. William . C. Woods, Mrs. A. P. Slack and Rev. Mr. Matthews, with Mrs. A. P. Slack at the piano. Scripture reading, "The Christ mas Story as-Told in the Bible" by Rev. Mr. Matthews. "Christmas In Holland" follow ed by prayer and the Lord's pray cr in uutcn, ny Kev. k. a. reon stra. Quartet, "It Came - Upon the Midnight Clear" by Mrs. Ridge way, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Slack and Kev. Mr. Aiattnews, Trumpet quartet, "Silent Night" and "We Three Kings of the O. and R." by Donald Squier, Betty Madox, Jimmy Lang, William Hardcstv and Rev. Mr. Matthews, accompanied at the piano by Miss irma Martin. A verv Interesting; talk on In dia, the way the people live and the fliJerent castes, who. accept our Christmas and have feasts at that time,, which .consists of rice and curry, and the way they teach them to read and be able to teach the Bible to their people was told by Miss Mildred SI monds. , , The exchange of. Christmas gifts was enjoyed after the pro gram. The room was, prettily dee orated In Christmas colors by the decorating committee, Mrs. Hart shorn and Mrs. Parker. , , The hostesses of the day. Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs. C. C. Watson, Mrs. Glen Baker and Mrs. Al dridge, served a delicious lunch eon to Rev. R. A. Fcenstra, Rev. Mr. Matthews and mother, Mrs. Miranda French, Mrs. Anna Hall, Mrs. Brittaln Slack, Mrs. Jesse Coodct. Mrs. Saviila Bamber Mrs. Andy .Lecper, Mrs. Marshall Parazob, Mrs... Wilson Hartshorn, Mrs. Ray Parker, Mrs. James Lang, Jr., and son Jerry, , Mrs. Wm. C. Woods and son Donny, Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. . H.. : Merrl man, Mrs. LoRoy Jones, Mrs. Nel lie .Parker, Mrs. Orvllle French, Mrs. Stillwell, Mrs VP., A, Corn stock. Mrs. Nellie Wall. Mrs. A. P. Slack, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Carl Fouts, Mrs. i Henry Rarire, Mi's. Mary Se.lleck, M;ss Shcffel, Mrs. John Musgrove, Mrs. Tom Rldge way, Mrs. , Sarepla Sauceiman, Mrs. Jaeger, Mrs. . May Brown, Mrs. Wpods and the hostesses, Mrs. C. C; Watsoil and children, Mrs. Harold Jones and daughter, Betty Jane, .Mrs, Glen Baker, and Mrs. Aldrldge and daughter Shar on Lee. The collection of this meeting was given to Miss Si mopds to be used for missionary work, i ,. A,t the close of the meeting Rev. Mr. Matthews and his moth er, were presented ,wlth a beau tiful set of dishes by Mr. and Mrs. Jphn Musgrove. The regu lar meeting of thc-W. S. of C. S. will be held on Thursday, Dee. 21. WST MELROSE CLUB . HA3 ENJOYABLE MEETING The .West. Melrose club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. George Oslerman. ...Tho afternoon was. spent in visiting and sewing for the Red Cross. Refreshments were served following the close of the busi ness meeting. Those present were: Mrs. Hen ry Cox, Mrs. F. O. lleninger, Mrs. H. G, Thompson, Mrs. Toy, Mrs. Earl Secley. Mrs. Amy Orit cser, Mrs. J. Gravelling. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Lionel Kobernik P. N. G. CLUB HAS -ENJOYABLE MEETING SUTHERLIN The Past Noble Grand club was entertained at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper Wed nesday evening at the home of rars. arepia oaucerman wiui Minnie Hartshorn and Charlotte Parker assisting hostesses. The tables were beautifully dec orated with ccnternieces of Ore gon grape. Bouquets of fall flow ers were placed about the rooms ana a small taoie with a decorat ed Christmas tree placed in the center with gifts piled around it A short business meeting was neia wim ijnarioiie rarKer, pres ident, presiding, juanita Hol gatc was initiated and admitted as a new member Into the club. The balance of the evening was spent in the exchange of Christ mas gifts and visiting-. , Members present were: Mrs. Belle Copk, Mrs. Florence Cook, Mrs. Juanita Holgate, Mrs. Ma nic Ross, Mrs. Ella Wegner, Mrs, Alma Anderson, Mrs. Savllla Bamber, Mrs. Maude Culver, Mrs. Anna Hall, Mrs. Pearl Hand, Mrs. Bertha Barge, Mrs. Eliza beth Dopp, Mrs. Margaret Med ley, Mrs. Hazel Green, Mrs. Le ona Slack, Mrs. Minnie Harts horn, Mrs. Charlotte Parker and Mrs. Sarepta Saucerman and two visitors, Mrs. Marie Shelbourno and Miss Beverley Pope. The penny prize was won by Mrs. Dopp. Tb,e next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Belle Cook with Mrs. Barge assisting. LOOKINGGLASS 4 H CLUBS HOLD MEETINGS ioOKINGGLA5&-The Looking glass A H livestock . eluh met at the home of Andv Jacobv. leader of tho club, Tuesday evening. Since the last meeting the club has divided into two clubs with the Melrose boys in one and the Looklncclass bovs in the other . There are 21 members In the Lookinggla8s group., Neal Myer was elected nresident nf the now club .with Don OUivant vice president and Edward Payne sec retary. Kenneth C, Minnick, county 'club aeent. visited at Looklngglass, accompanied, by his , una Drougnt some pictures to show the boys. Refresments of hot dogs, and soda non were nr. ved at the close of the meeting. iue gu-is s-i-i newing ciuo met at the home of the leader, Mrs. Mary Jacobv. Thursday. The meeting was' called to order by the president, Joyce Morgan. The secretary's report was read by Donna Boling. The girls in Cloth ing 2 had . completed hemming their tea towels and tho aww in Clothing 1 were working on their needle Cases. The boys' bachelor sowing club met at thO homo Of thn Innrlm- Mrs. Marv Jacobv. Thm-Krliv The meeting was called to order oy tne president, Harvey Buck le. The secretary's renorl ui. and hostess, Mrs. George Osier-j Cross, will he entertained at man. Next meeting . will be the Christmas party to bo held at the home of Mrs. Earl Seeley Thurs day, Dec. 2lst. JUNIOR DEPT. TO HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY DEC. 16 The Junior department of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a Christmas party from four In the afternoon until eight in the evening, Saturday. December 16, at the church parlors. Games will be played and a pot hick supiwr will be held, aft er which the group will practice for the Christmas program and will later enjoy a trip about town singing Christmas carols. Those attending arc asked to briug a covered dish or something for the pot luck supper. MR. AND MRS. N I DAY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ON FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. A. Niday w ill cel ebrate thelf golden wedding an niversary Friday, Dec. 15, by holding open-house al their home at 1125 West First street from two-thirty to five o'clock. All rel atives and friends arc cordially invited to call. read by Carl Ellenwood. The club pledge and yells were given af ter which their work was discussed. MR, AND MRS. DULLEY ENTERTAIN AT DINNER SUTHERLIM lu,- Mr- Grant Dulley entertained at a very lovely chicken dinner at sev en o'clock Wednesday evening at their home at the Sutherlln homes. Colorful fall flowers fnrmeH a pretty motif for the occasion. Covers wore placed for: Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hollemon and daugh ter Ellen, and the host and hos tess, Mr. and Mrs. Pulley and three sons, Garry. David and Danny. The pleasant evening was spent in visiting. RED CROSS PARTY TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY The ladles of Drew- and Tiller, who have been working for many mourns mr ine American Red delightful Christmas party Fri day afternoon to be given hv the South Umnqun branch of the American Red Cross. This parly is being given by the South Ump qua branch in appreciation of the splendid work having been ac complished for the organization by the women of the two communities. COMMUNITY CLUB HONORS MUSICIANS ' YONCALLA The Elkhead community sponsored a turkey dinner Sunday in the community hall honoring the musicians who have so graciously and generous ly given of their time and talents to the various social gatherings of the club. About 75 friends were seated at the long table and the honored guests were Paul Al len, Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston, Mr. and Mrs. Eurl Davis, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Record, Percy Langdon, Miss Barbara Houser, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe, Mrs. Annie Kruse. Miss Vera Thompson and Mrs. George Edes; who assist at the gatherings, were unable to at tend. During the afternoon the EJk head grange installed their new olficers for the coming year. Brother Chas. Wicklander, state deputy Installing officer, Bro. C. O, Patterson, county deputy and Sister Patterson were ceremon ial marshals and emblem bearer. Brother Tipton of Riverside grange assisted. Sister Wickland er was pianist. Alter the installa tion ceremony Brother Wickland er gave some valuable informa tion on the work done Dy tne grange and a brief outline of the programe for , 1945. Among the many visitors to this ceremony a number wore so Impressed that a gain of 10 new members was made. The community service men's flag In the Elkhead community hall now has 27 names. The grange has written a letter to each man, and members and friends of the boys are signing the letters and adding a brief EieetlnE to the boys who are representing this neighborhood in tne front lines. LOOKINGGLASS P.-T. A. HAS FINE MEETING LOOKINGGLASS The Look- ineclass PT. A. met at the school house Friday for their reg ular business session. The Christ mas program and decorations were discussed. Mrs. Adair, prin cipal, asked for a truckload of trees and greenery to ' decorate the gym for the Christmas pro gram. Harvey Dysert volunteer ed the use of his truck and some of the high school boys volun teered their services in cutting the trees. There has been a P.-T. A. membership drive on at the J school for the past month withi keen competiton between the rooms. Mrs. Adair's room, seventh and. eighth grades, tied with Mrs. Kicnards room, tlrst and second grades, for first place. So a party was promised to Doth rooms. At tijr the business session, Mrs. Holt's room, third and fourth grades, put on a demonstration of how they study their arithme tic and social science. iTi'is prov ed very interesting to the parents S. 1-c Joe Green then agreed .to answer any questions about his experiences in the south Pacific war area, that he could, without giving out any secret, military information. The meeting was then adjourned by the president, Mrs. Helen Schulz. RlVERSOALE GRANGE TO MEET AT POTLUCK SUPPER Rlversdale grange will hold its quarterly birthday polluck supper meeting at 6:30 Friday night at the hall. Edenbower members will have charge of the kitchen. The regular meeting will follow the slipper. P, E. O. TO MEET FRIDAY EVENING Chapter BI of the P. E. O. Sis terhood will be entertained at 7: 45 o'clock Friday evening, Dec. 15, by Miss Jane Wharton and Mrs. K. D. Lytic at the hitler's home in Laurolwood. Members are asked to remember their buttons. REBEKAH LODGE PLANS HOLIDAY PARTY SUTHERLIN Sutherlln- Re bekah lodge met in regular form Thursday evening with Mrs. Haz el Green acting as noble grand in tne aosence or tnat omcer. Ail business and bills were disposed of and a discussion was held on what to do at the next meet ing as it will be social night. It was decidecd to have the mem bers from Oakland be appointed as a committee to furnish the luncheon and there will be the exchange of Christmas presents. Mrs. Kathryn Dearling arid Mrs. Izabel Hiney were granted trans fers so that they may loin the Roseburg Rebekah lodge as they are now making their homes there. All members and any visiting members Jiving in. the commun ity are urged to attend the Christ mas meeting on Thursday, Dec. 21. BETHEL HOLDS ELECTION OF OFFICERS MYRTLIJ. CREEK .Myrtle Creek Bethel No. 18,. mot again Nov. 29 after a special dispensa tion on Nov. 22. Election of officers . was held and the following were .elected: Roberta Matthews, honor queen; Betty Ady, senior princess; Ma ble Ellersick, junior , princess; Marg Wright, guide; and Maxine Wright Marshal., After the meeting the girls practiced for their Secret Pad's banquet, which will be held Dec. 13. , . The present honor queen, Ma bel Jane Matthews, will preside for the last time on Dec. 13. ,The associate guardian, Mr. Rid dle, reminded the girls to be sure and invite their Secret Dads early so they would be able to at tend the banquet. MR. AND MRS. OAR ENTERTAIN AT PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Perlev Oar en tertained Saturday evening in honor of the birthday of , Burd uar, i-'eriey s hrother. The eve ning was spent in playing, games after which lovely refresments were served to the guest of hon or, Burd Qar, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacoby, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Oli ver and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Boling and children; Mr. and Mrs. Andy Jacoby and children; Vernon Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jacoby and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Perlcy Oar. Around the County Lend Office Register Post Given to Woman WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (AP) Appointment of Mrs. Grace Gavin Lewis ,as register of the land office at The. Dalles, .Ore., was confirmed by the senate yes terday. She succeeds William F. Jackson, resigned. Warning! Watch out for snifhy Head Colds Head colds can cause much suffering. Don't suffer needlessly. Just put a lit tle Va-tro-nol up cuch nostril. Relieves sneezy, siuny dis tress. Also helps prevent many colds from devel oping if used In time! Try it. Pol low directions in folder. Works fmol VICKSVATRO-HOf. fk f W DROPS I quickly felteve I distress J HEALTH TO YOU! Correct JUctoF, Cofoit AllmtnH Hemorrhoid aure. Fistula, 1 mini. Hi- Hernia (Rup ture) cUitror htalu-powtr tit Mrn anilllY IB mil t ill, Our method of trairool without hoipttal operation uoeeufuUy etaployed for 33 year. Liberal credit 1r:i. Call lor examination r tend for WEE booklet. . 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Wilbur WILBUR Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe returned home Saturday from Pendleton where they spent Thanksgiving with their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin. Mr. and Mrs, Narcisse La Raut and Mrs. Gilbert Wrenn and son, Bob, o Salem, arrived here Fri day to visit over the holidays with the former's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon La Raut and other relatives. Mrs. Jess Russell recently re turned to her home here after spending two months with her sister, Mrs. Kisterman, In Spo kane where she was under the care of a physician. - . ' Mrs. Virgil Smith and Mrs. Ralph Holt and daughter, Lee Ann, spent Thanksgiving with the former's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith, and sons, Donald and Dick, in Salem. Mrs. H. Balrd had as their din ner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wells of Roseburg. Mrs. Charles Mohr of . Rose burg spent . .Sunday afternoon visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. P, McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips and daughter, Margaret Ellen, of Eugene arrived. Tuesday and spent the holidays with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mo rvay. iney.aiso visneu relatives in Wilbur and Roseburg. , ,, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grubbe of Roseburg were ..visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Grubbe Sunday. Suth'erlin SUTHERLfN Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Aldropp this week were: Miss Kathleen Hutchings and. Mi3s Grace Shaffuer of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. M. L Thranhan from Creswell and Roland Johnson of Springfield. Mrs. Cecil Carr. Mrs: Christian Bachnian, Sr., Mrs. Doris Krew son, Mrs. A. E. Corty, Mrs. Hugh Wahl, Mf. and Mrs. Q. Lehne, Mrs. Paul Athey, Mrs. H. Ritchey and daughter, Jean, Mrs. Saviila Bamber, Mr. HincS, Mrs. Jack Culver, Jr., and Mrs. Maurice Vo gelphol were. business visitors in Roseburg Tuesday. Matt Aldropp has purchased twelve and one-half acres across the road from Mr, Johnson. Mrs, George Cornish had the misfortune o cutting her finger very badly .Tuesday morning. Her sister-in-law look her to Roseburg to a doctor and It required three stitches to close the wound. Mrs. Robert Hall, who has been visiting her son and famlls. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Holgate, at Port land, also a son and lamily at Eu gene, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holgate and daughter, Mrs. Frank Havi land, at Eugene, who ts receiving medical, treatment, roturped td her home In Sutherilrf Wedne day. f ' .:. . , ,. ; . .. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hollemon and daughter; Ellen shopped and transacted business in Eugene Friday. . Christian Bachman, who has' been confined in Mercy hospital, Roseburg, returned to his home in Sutherlln the first of the week, much Improved. 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