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: FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH I i, 1945 X Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER HOUSEWARMING PARTY ENJOYED AT RONK HOME On Saturday evening, Iriends and relatives gathered at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Ronk, north of Myrtle Creek ior a aengntiui seven ociock not' luck supper and housewarming party. Many lovely gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Ronk. ". Those enjoying the affair In cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt Ronk, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norton, Sr., Mr, and Mrs. Ray Norton, . Jr., and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Chris Chamberlin, Mrs. Maud Jennings, of Roseburg, Mr. and . Mrs. E. S. Booth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Rice, Mrs. Sadie Sheridan, ' Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lauranee, Sr., ', Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister, Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. G. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ronk, Ora Ronk, Mr. . and Mrs. Fred Burks and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, of Dillard, . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lauranee, Mr, ; and Mrs. C. Callahan, Mr. and I Mrs. Arnold Helgeson, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln. Helgeson, i Mr. and ; Mrs. Henry Weber and sons, Mr. . and Mrs. Dee Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Burnett and family, Miss Minnie Elliott, Miss Grace Simp- son, Patricia and Pamela Ronk, ' Patricia Callahan and Mr. and '. Mrs. Kenneth Ronk. FAMILY SUNDAY IS .' OBSERVED BY CHURCH SUTHERUN Sunday was . observed as Family Sunday at the Sutherlin Christian church at which time the importance , of unity in the family was being . stressed. During the Bible school , hour a special program was pro - sentcd. Those in charge of the program were: Dorothy Long " brake, Don West and Rev. New ; ell Morgan. The following pro gram was enjoyed: Quartet "Faith of Our Fath- " ers" Betty Hosman, Erma Wil Hams. Evelyn Garman and Bevor ly Pope; Piano Solo June Young; duet Give Me Thy Heart . Mrs. Edna Loncbrake and M Marian Marshall; poem Donald Robertson; violin trio "Come Friends Sing" David Garman, Dorothy Longbrake and Marshall Gilchrist; scripture Don West; quartet "My Mother's Bible;" children's department special number, and special song by the boys's class. Song leader for this special program was Erma Wil liams with June Young at the pi ano. WOMEN'S SOCIETY HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Women's Society of Chris tian Service met at the Methodist church Thursday for a delightful one o'clock potluck luncheon with Mrs. J. E. Dent, chairman, asslKt- , ed by Mrs. C. K. Richardson and Mrs. K. L. Whipple. The St. fat- rick's motif and bouquets of col orful spring flowers carried out the decorations. Following the luncheon, Mrs. ' A. J. Geddes, president, conduct ' ed a business session with Mrs. . W. J. Adair presenting the devo tions. Mrs. W. Howard Pattlson ' sang two solos. "The Earth is the Lord's", and "Into the Woods My . Master Went." Mrs. Kenneth Ford presented the very Interest ' lng program talk on "China and this Changing World." MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS -TO MEET AT VOGT HOME The Mid-Wcck Bible class ot St.. ..Paul's Lutheran church will meet Thursday at two o'clock at the ""home of Mrs. William Vogt on ""Wharton avenue. This meeting r. was previously announced for a - polluck luncheon at the Vang home, but on account of Illness . in the Vang family, was changed to the Vogt home and will be the - regular semi-monthly session ot the class instead ot a luncheon. - All members and friends are most cordially invited to be pies ...em. "MISSION STUDY CLASS TO MEET AT CHASE HOME The Mission Study class of the "Methodist church will meet Thursday at two o'clock at the - home of Mrs. Frank W. Chase at 109 Vista avenue. The third chap- "v ter of the study bonk, "West of the Dale Line," will he presented under the direction of Mrs. II. A. " Canaday. All members are re- quested to be present. ""GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Garden Valley Women s 'club will meet Thursday aftor- noon at two o'clock at the club- house with Mis. Harvey liwons as hostess. All members arc cordial ly invited to be present. General Petroleum Corp, E. A. Pearson. Distributor Mobllfiaat Qualify Oils , FOR EVERY PURPOSE Automotive and Industrial Oils and Grease Diesel Oils Stove Oils J Lubricants , PROMPT METERED DELIVERIES Roaeburg and vicinity PHONE 32I-J - Plant S. Mill rtoseburg MR. PERRY HONORED ' WITH DINNER Mrs. Waldo Perry entertained Wednesday evening at her home witn a stuuio steak dinner, honor ing her husband on his birthdav. Birthday gilts were presented to Mr. i'crry. The dinner table was beautiful ly decorated with acacia, daffo dils ana yeiiow tapers. Those present for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Courter, host ess, Mrs. Perry, and guest of hon or, Mr. Perry. GLENGARY SEWING CLUB TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Glengary Sewing club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bliss. All members are most cordially invited to be present. WEST MELROSE CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The West Melrose club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Amy Crlteser with Mrs. B. A. Conn as Hostess. All members are urged to be pres ent. HELEN HUNT CIRCLE TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Helen Hunt Circle of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. B. Irving. All members are urged to be present. Ground M County Myrtle Creek MYRTLE CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Adam Frederick of Spring field; Mrs. Mary Park, VVilla mlna; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freder ick of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick all attended the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Car oline Frederick, last Tuesday at the Methodist church. Huey, an other son, Who Is at Anchorage, Alaska, was unable to attend. The community was shocked Thursday morning to hear of the tragic death of Mrs. Maud Sitter, postmaster at Myrtle Creek, who had resigned and was teaching school at Camas Valley. When she failed to arrive at the school- house some of the patrons In quired into the matter and found her dead at her home. She is the mother of three sons; one lives in Oakland, Calif., and was expect ed to arrive Friday and one is In the navy. The youngest Is a crip ple. Mrs. Sitter taught three or lour years at ucciar urovc anu is well-known here. Mrs. Harriet Reilz of Lake Ge neva. Wlscaiisin, is visiting in Myrtle Creek with her slstcr-in-Iaw, Mrs. Cora Stone, and her nephew, Philip. The first Thursday evening of each month Is church night at the local Church of Christ, and it is the social meeting of the congre gation. After a bountiful polluck supper Is served, nn impromptu program is presented. Mr. and Mrs. George Aken, Sr. have moved their house on Divi sion street back and turned it ar ound. While making the change they moved out but will soon bei "At home" to their friends again. Mr. and Mrs. Lark Brown of Warrcnton, accompanied 'by al Roseburg friend, Mrs. Carl An derson, were Mvrtle Creek visl- tprs last Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson, who formerly lived at Wurrentnn. Other old friends visited were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. March. Mt. and Mrs. A. H. James of Buttee, Montana, arrived last Tuesday, for a week's visit with their son-in-law and daughter and their children, who are living in the McGovern house east ot town. Mrs. Dorothy Bates Schwieger and baby son, Gary Lee, have gone to Portland for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Schwieger Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. It. Bates. Mrs. Carl Backlud of Melrose, visited here last week with her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Thackrcy and Mrs. Tinv Oliver. The Christian and Methodist churches are uniting for the eve ning sei-vices. Mrs. Clyde Main is inaucr in me music lor the eve ning and good crowds are com- X 1 i5 ftVt'JW"- COM1" " no" . - . ...Ml 4 .. - i lit -iW ,.cf YlefJerr i ing. The two churches are put ting on the service Easter eve ning and are practicing their music now. , James Brown, U. S. Army, has been home on furlough, visiting with his mother, Mrs. May Brown and his brother, Charles. He left Thursday. Tenmile PFC Glenn Coats arrived the first of the week from San Diego, Calif, for a few days visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gearld Coats. Glen has recently return ed from a year in the South Paci fic war theatre. He is well known In Tenmile having attended grade school here. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes and small daughter, Judy, from Ab erdeen, Wash., are visiting friends and relatives here and in Dillard. They are former resi dents of Tenmile. Dode Bcnniriick and Earl Coop er returned the last of the week from a business trip to The Dalles. They report cold weather and hard winds in that section. Mrs. Gertrude Ward, grand daughter, Connie Ward and Mrs. Gearld Coats visited Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Vance and family in Myr tle point several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Inlow have recently returned from a visit to Oklahoma where they were cal led by the severe illness of Mrs. Inlows' father. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Smith have sold their place in Reston to a Mr. j ana rars. rsrown irom Los An geles, who have already taken possession. The Smiths have moved onto the place belonging to their son, Rodney Smith, and will continue to make their home in Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney CmUU .1 ...-,.. 1 ".. T mum ciiiu jtuimv are in r. iuuis. i t, viii.-n; ivwuuuy is em ployed. Mr. and Mrs. Lauranee Mc Caffery were transacting busi ness in Roseburg the last of the. week. Charlie Siegal has been help ing virgii Hush with spring work the past few days. Melrose MELROSE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Smiths' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagen. Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Barth olomy, of Portland, were week end guests of the former's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Sunberg. They were ac companied on the trin bv their daughter, Miss Doris Elaine who is a student at the Willamette University and will spend her spring vacation with her uncle and aunt. Her parents left Tues day for North Bend, where they are employed for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan ' JluuicnA day wie?i. Will Blended Whiskty, flu proof, 65 grain nutra; pMu G00DERHAM ft WOkTS ITO. aftze ill H I hmm&A j A I , "Shout. u' wuu ii -, m m I ) ALWAYS SPIN ) ' ( ! ! C OWV7S- ) . m i I CL&C!WJ -('-'-' mI i ( IN THE NORTHERN fe ' HEMISPHERE, AND ) til ) cLocxrwse ) f ' 'I , S SOUTH OF THE ( . ,ji I EQUATOR. I X j I COPR, IMS BY NtU 6EPVICE, INC. T. M. RFC, q .PTOf F. ) GERMAN I ! . SEND US AM y ODD TO QUOTE. V-2. ' r 1 ROBOT C ) r oHr eoviBS ,-V-l FA RE TALLER J rry suloso-. I ci iiilmn 111 A SOCK FEELS GOOD OH YOJRR30T, BUT PAINFUL ON THE JAW'.fijxr MRS. l.l.misfeldt. NEXT: is meleorolojry and children, are leaving for Bakersfield, Calif., to make their home. Captain nad Mrs. Robert Bone break arrived Tuesday . evening on a twenty one days leave to visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. r . Bonebreak, Captain Bonebreak, who has a 21 day furlough from the army air corps was home about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bunton, of Liberal, Kansas, left Monday for their home following a two weeks visit at Melrose with Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Busenback and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Busenbark Mr. Bunton Is a brother of Mrs. T. B. Busenbark and Mr s. Bun ton is a sister of Mrs. D. N. Bus enbark. C. R. Holmqulst returned home Custer would hove cheered it It's the kind of high-riding, hard-hitting raider an old line cavalryman would love the fleet Mustang, a great airplane that flies first on Chevron Aviation Gasoline. Rated the fastest aircraft behind a propellor, every P-5 i that rolls off North American Aviation's west coast assem bly lines is test-down, delivered on Chevron Aviation Gas oline. And take it from men who fly on Chevron Aviation Gasoline they say: "After the war we're counting oii ybit to give us a Chevron gasoline for the highway that will put skyway performance in our cars." And we will! The tiV$lkM..d jyreafpaje m'XP fit JrMyr , ii.il ,1 the study of meteors? Monday from Veterans' hospital at Walla , Walla and Portland, where he has been receiving med ical care since the first of tne year, Mr. Holmquist a veteran of World War 1. O. A. Keenhal of Roseburg was a Melrose business visitor Thurs day and called on friends in the Elgarose community where the Keenhal resided before moving to Roseburg where Mr. Keenhal Is in business. Bernard . Sjogren, returned home Monday evening following a week at Garden Valley employ ed on the Booth ranch. He will assist C. R. Holmqulst with his spring work. Mrs. E. G. Sealey, recently moved to Roseburg where she has accepted employment. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Howard and that flies first on Yenealla i , YONCALLA Herbert Wells, who has been visiting his daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook all winter, left March 2, for a visit with relatives in Los Angeles. J. H. Walkinshaw of Holly, Col orado, visited at the Sam Walk inshaw home last week. Floyd Lutz of Salem and Mrs. Minnie Lutz of Roseburg visited at the Alfred Waters home this week. Mrs. Joe Hollamon and family of Drain visited at the parental Tom Hollamon home here this week. . Mrs. . Harold Edes and three children, Mrs. Esther Dodd and son, and Mrs. June Dodd trans acted business in Eugene Thurs day. Mrs. George Edes sold 163 dog licenses during the months of Jan. and Feb. Mrs. E. East of Nebraska arriv ed here last week to visit her son, en route from California to Port land. Mrs. Gratz transacted business in Roseburg Thursday. Mrs. O. Stoneman and Mrs. Murphy returned home Thursday after spending several days visit ing In Portland Mrs. George Hamilton and Miss Mary Thorp visited relatives in Roseburg Friday. . Word has been received of the death of Blanchard Cellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cellars of Yoncalla. Mr. Cellars passed away at Hermlston, Ore., March 2. son Jimmie of Springfield, Ore gon are visiting at the home of the former's father, Jim Howard and with Mrs. Howard's brother's and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sjogren and Bernard Sjogren. Mrs. h. p. conn, Mrs. Amy Kruse, Mrs. Crystal, Conn and Mrs. Amy Matthews recently at tended a pink and blue shower for their niece and cousin, Mrs. Earl Kariinger, at the , home Mrs. Delmer Murphy at Umpqua. Mrs. Carl Backlund, returned home Friday from Myrtle Creek where she had spent two weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Helen Thackery, caring for an other daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Oliver, who had returned home from Myrtle Creek hospital with a young" daughter, Ellen Marie. ATTENTION GROWERS We are contracting beans for canning. Also any one interested in growing berries call Roseburg Canning Co. Phone 318 UNION MEMBERS The following markets have signed agreements with the union. (Some new names look them over.) ' - DEB'S MARKET DOUGLAS MARKET ECONOMY MARKET GRIMM'S MARKET Nenninger MART NO. 1 HENNINGER MART NO. 2 NEGLEY'S MARKET SAFEWAY MARKET SANITARY MARKET ZELL'S MARKET A. F. of L. Butchers' Local No. 357 STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA Phone 661 vO) Dnr! lll'.l. i
