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FOUR ft'O'S EBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, ORESOR WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 1945 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER EVERGREEN GRANGE HAS MEETING MONDAY Evergreen grange No. 460 met at the hall Monday evening with W. O. Patterson, county deputy, giving a report on the work and increase in membership of other granges. New officers elected and installed included: Emery Baker, executive committee; Harry Har ryman, gate keeper; Laura Dc Gnath, Ceres, and Isabel Johnson, Flora. The lecturer's program Includ ed: group singing, reading on "Ireland." and the regular grange closing. Refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. John Lander, Mrs. George Winston and Mr. and Mrs. Stingley. The next regular meeting will be March 26. First and second de grees will be given candidates. Refreshments will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bartlctt and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bllger. FAREWELL PARTY 16 GIVEN MRS. ALLMAN CAMAS VALLEY Mrs. C. Hagen entertained at her home in honor of Mrs. Charles Allman, who is moving to Coquille. The rooms were decorated in hyacin ths, crocuses, daffodils and pussy willows. Games and visiting filled the hours. A gift from the Sunday School of a friendship plaque was presented to the honor guest. The hostess served delicious refresh ments from a lace covered table decorated with tall tapers and spring flowers. Those present were, Mrs. Charles Grouch, Mrs. Dave Thrush, Mrs. Emert, Mrs. Brown Wakefield, Mrs. M. A. Jones, Mrs. Ethel Brown and granddaughter, Rozelle Brown, Mrs. Bert Kroeel. Mrs. Knute Holt, Mrs. Guy Moore, The honor guest, Mrs. C. Allman, and the hostess Mrs. u. Hagen. (COENVPLUMBEfii U'LL BE ) 1WE KNOW YOU SATISFIED ONCE OUR. l PLUMBING sVOU HAVE .TRIED PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE Complete stock of fixtures and fittings, including sinks, toilets, lavatories, tubs, showers, range boilers, gas and electric water heaters, steel and concrete sep tic tanks, shallow and deep well pumps. I SURPRISE BIRTHDAY j DINNER GIVEN. SUNDAY Kjn-tiun, t surprise oirinaay dinner honoring Clyde Gardner on his forty-third anniversary was enjoyed at the W. D. Van Horn ranch home Sunday. Pink and green candles lighted the birthday cake baked by Mrs. Van Horn, while the second decorated birthday cake was made by Mrs. H. Wilson and Mrs. D. Stewart. The dinner was served buffet style. Bicycle riding and visiting were en.ioyed during the after noon.Gifts were presented to Mr. Gardner from: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Van Horn, Joyce Everts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woods, Herbert and Betty Woods, Mrs. Wanda Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson and daughters, Anna Lou and Zonell, Mr. and Mrs. Edford Hubbard and daughters, Ada, Rosa and Helen; Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Stewart and sons, Arnold and Carl, and Mrs. Clyde Gard ner and sons, James and Marvin. DEMONSTRATION GIVEN AT MEETING AT GLIDE A meeting was held at the Glide grange hall on Wednesday afternoon with Miss Doris Mc Whorter giving a demonstration on the repairing of electrical. equipment. Those In attendance were: Mrs. Floyd Hickman, Mrs. Howard Melvin, Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. Herbert Connlne, Mrs Melvin. Mrs. J. L. Casebeer. Mrs.1 Geo. Casebeer, Miss Ada wood, Mrs. Carl Messing and Mrs. Clyde Gardner. The next meeting win be on April 11th with Miss McWhorter demonstrating the prcperatlon of foods for lockers. A 12:00 o'clock pot-luck luncheon will be served. CANYONVILLE O. E. 8. HOLDS MEETING .CANYONVILLE Oregon O. E. S. Canyonville met Wednes day evening. Gladys Michaels, W. M., presiding. Peggy Hanson and Lee Roy Hanson were init iated into the order. Practice for the district meeting of March 30, at Riddle was held. Among the visitors present were some from Valentine chap ter and Mrs. Amy Eslow, a mem ber, who had not been here for a law years. She Is now living in Seattle witn ner uaugmer, Mrs. wynona Han. Delicious refreshments were served at beautifully appointed tables oi reel, wnite. and blue, by Lois De Wald and Doris Ldwards. MAGNOLIA TEA TO BE CHARMING EVENT OF FRIDAY AFTERNOON One of the loveliest events of the spring season will be the mag nolia tea to be given by the Rose burg Woman's club from two-thirty to five.thlrly o'clock Friday, March 23, at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pargeter on Claire street. The public has been cordially Invited to enjoy the occasion. An informal musi cal program will be presented during the tea hours. STEDFAST CLASS TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Stedfast class of the First Presbyterian church will meet at a 12 o'clock potluck luncheon at the church parlors Thursday. Those attending aro asked to brine their sowing equipment to spend the afternoon sewing for the Ren Cross. 'Commando' Kelly and Bride ' ' '." h I if ' " I : V I ' 7"' . . 4 v v Si ..'': - ) . :i: 9 '. t I - l-n-f (NEA Telenhoto) Bgt. Charles E. "Commando" Kelly and his bride, the former May Bolsh of Pittsburgh, Pa., pose smilingly for this picture after their wedding In Atlanta, Ga., on anniversary of day Kelly won Congressional Medal of Honor by killing 40 Germans single-handed. Stop and Shop at Your Co-op Peat Moss Briquettes Wood Brooder Stoves Poultry House Spray Poultry Remedies Hand Sprayer Weed Burner BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE EARNINGS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON Phona 98 SOMETIMES DRIVE AMERICAN eAGL.es OFF THEIR NEST, . DEVOUR THE YOUNG EAGLES, AND THE.M , USE THE NEST THEMSELVES. WHY ISN'T THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN MENACED Br !CEBER65p 2 , 1 1 V vtl X 1 COPB. 1MI BY NEA 8ERVICI. IN? AND VDOLF HIT--ER BOTH ASPIRED TO BE S"OME OF THE KAISER'S PAINTINGS WERE REPRODUCED ON POSr CAROS, AND HITtER'S SKETCHES WERE EXHIBITED AFTER HIS RISE TO POWER. ANSWER: The narrow Bering Strait is a bottleneck that kop bcrga from drifting south as they do in the Atlantic. NEXT: A tat with plenty of hornr potter. ATTENTIO GROWERS We are contracting beans for canning. Also any one interested in growing berries call Roseburg Canning Co. Phone 318 PFn cross m np BENEFITED BY CARD PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT Tho EvorRivcn Rianno will sponsor a benefit card party for I hp American Red Cvasa Friday Km, marcn M, ut H o elocK al the Rtank'e hall. The public is cor dially invited to attend. Prizes will be awarded winners in fivc hundied and pinochle. The KiatiRe sponsored a party last Friday nlRlit at tho hall. Tho pinochle prizes were awarded to Isabel Johnson and It. 15. llarry man with Huhie Haker and Ted liloom winning the five-hundred prizes. The door prize was won by Mis. G. Stafford and the eak baked and donated by Itubie Ba ker was won by Isabel Johnson. BUSY BEE CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING AZALEA Hetty Lowell was nosiess lor me uusy I3ee club at her home Wednesday afternoon. A short business meeting was held and Mrs. Blaine Johnson was elected president lor the year. Guests present were Mrs. Al len, Mrs. F. N. Harrell, Mrs. John Oldenburg, Mrs. Joe Ander son, Mrs. Maekey, Mrs. LaPrath, Mrs. Blaine Johnson, Mrs. Waller Tanner, Mrs. Ray Fitzgerald and the hostess Betty Lowell. Lovely refreshments wore serv ed at the usual tea hour. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Harrell. MR. AND MRS. ROBERTSON ENTERTAIN AT DINNER KUTHF.Itl.lN Mr. and Mrs. Uiwreiue Robertson entertained at a charming two-thirty dinner Sunday at their home on Fourth 5 SfffttWfN-Wjlimms ASPHALT LIQUID nnnr CEMENT-ife; Ahii ijujtttv nd ('t M -SZTuiV r , btllOt lr. EmIV Tf''1 v..th lon-unriltJ fool btuih or "Pfrttft ' rJ d( in frw Kojd ta a touch. flJttic, mtttt t-iT-t vj h-thly tnlKrcY ' Wlr. p'tvt tcitlof for corKctU, Man IN n VI. GALLON CONTAINHJ 80 Umpqua Valley Hardware I 202 N. Jackson Phono 73 avenue. Spring flowers formed a pretty motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Evelyn Young land daughter, June, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and son Donald. EDENBOWER COMMUNITY CLUB TO HOLD SOCIAL The Edenbower Community club has invited the public to at tend a pie social at eight o'clock Friday evening at the Edenbower school playshed. A social eve ning ol entertainment has been planned for the occasion. TILLICUM BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED SUTHERLIN Red camellias ana spring llowers placed in a beautiful bowl and tall tapers graced the beautifully decorated lace-eoverea table used by Mrs. E. H. Randall and her daughter, Miss Mary Alice, Tuesday after noon when they graciously enter tained the Tillicum Bridge club at a one-thirty o'clock luncheon at tnetr Home on Third avenue. utner bouquets of red camellias, presented by Mrs. E. J. Loney, were placed about the rooms. . Covers were placed for: Mrs Martin Baker, Mrs. Maude Vogel- pnoi, mrs. iawrence KObertson and Mrs. C. C. Watson, (mests. ana rars. Harry isarKer, Mrs. A, u. uooper. Mrs. William DeWitt Mrs. Cecil Carr, Mrs. E. J. Lonev. Mrs. Anton Coenenberg, and the nosiesses, Mrs. itanaau and Mary Alice. . Auction bridee was in Dlav dur- ing the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. DeWitt winning high score ana tne traveling poor Mrs. Cooper secend high and Mrs. Vogelphol the low score. BIRTHDAY PARTY 18 ENJOYED ON SUNDAY Mrs. B. Wlscarsoii. Miss June Corder and Clyde Corder were honored with a birthday party Sunday afternoon at 2 at the nome or Mrs. Wiscarson in Mil ler's addition. Two birthday cakes were deco rated with "Happy Birthday" and lovely violet bouquets were the table decorations. Gifts were pre sented to the honored guests. Those present during the after noon were: Mrs. C. W. Riggs, Clara Gregg, Sam Lemon, Ada Buck, H. S. Ollson, George Stan cliff, B. M. West, Effie May West, W. C. Wiscarson, Grace West, William West, Annabell West and the honored guests, Mrs. Wiscar son and Miss Corder, all of Rose burg, and Easter Barron and Pearl Barron, both pf Dillard. BOARD TO Be GUESTS AT LUNCHEON FRIDAY YONCALLA Mrs. Sidney Lasswell will entertain the mem bers Of the Ynncalla Port board at n nnp.thlvtv rtcGGnpt luncheon, Friday, March 23. Any one wno nas not Deen solicited ior tne nod Cross drive is asked to leave their rlnnatinn nt- Lank, on or before the 22nd. PINOCHLE PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AZALEA Mrs. Paul Newman entertained Thursday evenmg with a pinochle party. Guests present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmll lor, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crabb, Mr. and, Mrs. Bill Cf abb, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Waltermire, Betty Lowell, George Dean, Mr. and Mrs. LaPrath, Mr. INTRODUCING Little Miss Flora who will come to you each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, to tell of the happiness flowers can bring. We think you'll enjoy Miss Flora as she tells you many ways to "Say it with flowers." Umpqua florists 222 No. Jackson Phone 360 and Mrs. Orlo Worley, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Benge, and the host ana nostess Mr. and Mrs. New man. Bitty Lowell received the trav eling prize, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crabb won the high score prize ana Bin crabb the consolation. After the card play refresh ments were served. ROSE SCHOOL TO PRESENT OPERETTA The pupils of the Rose school will present the operetta, "In a Florist Window" at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening at the school au ditorium. All parents and friends are cordially invited to be present. Class in Public Speaking Is Opened to Adults A class in miblic sDoaking has hrpn nrn.inl'Arl fur nrltiltc fi mnnt every Wednesday night irorh 7: 30 to 9:30 o'clock at the Junior High school building, with Miss Amanda Anderson as instructor. Miss Anderson, an English in structor, also has charge of the public speaking department at Se nior riign scnool. the class, re cently organized, is onen to all adults interested in taking a pub- 11c speaKing course. Tt! EASTER CARDS 3. . . ... . pi 1 ' r I J we have just received a large assortment of DeatiTituivJUJj taster cards, be to tac. Vt'.l LOSEE'S GIFT SHOP "IF IT'S GIFTS IT'S LOSEE'S" 1 I . -. 4. . it Dl A I IW. - - r ,m A-vt Electric Service We now have a complete stock of Bosch end Fairbanks Morse magnetos for Cats, Tractors and Stationary Engines. W. R. BROWN 114 N. Rose St. aVraUJIILI I ITT--Ml m 1 lain 1 1 n 111 nm .,vV .x. -t-rvm. n t s w-o v& m& la wm va mm i 'for Your "Business Working capital, in sufficient quan tity, is the lifeblood of business. Adequate .financing is a prime factor in making business grow. Growth , . . now . wiU help assure postwar success. If your business requires motley for expansion, let us discuss your plans with you. 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