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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1945 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER CLASSES ENJOY SHORT CAMPING TRIP SUTHERLIN The boys and flrls classes of the Christian church met Friday evening after school at the home of Rev and Mrs. Newell Morgan. From there they went ahout five miles east of Sutherlin where they enjoyed an overnight camping trip. Snrne ot the youngsters oraved the wa ter but did not stay in very long as It was too cold. The evening was enjoyed around a camp lire telling stories, playing games and singing. Breakfast the next morning was prepared by the boys and war. done in a very creditable manner. At noon the girls pre pared the dinner and about that time the rain had commenced and they were Invited into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adams where they enjoyed visiting and playing games before the fire place. Afterward they returned to their homes. Those enjoying the trip were: Don, Jack and Bill West, Bruce Pops, Johnny Fisher, David Gar man, Maurice Vogelphol, Jr., Fi ankie Holgate, Bobby Haviland. Beverly Pope, Butty -Hosman, Doris Gardner, Vivian Haviland. Lola Marshall, Leon McCreary, Joyce Holgate, Marshall Gilchrist, Rev. and Mrs. Newell Morgan and a guest, Helen Joan Adams. CORNERSTONE CLASS HOLDS WIENER ROAST SUTHERLIN The Corner stone class of the Christ i:in church enjoyed a wiener roast nnd skntinii uartv at Winches! last Wednesday evening. The group met in the picnic grounds where tney enjoyed a pounc uiu ner after wnich thev went to the rink and enjoyed several hours of skat ne. Mrs. Harry West, chairman, assisted bv Mrs. Milo Pope, Mis, Floyd Peery and Mrs. Harvey Parker were the committee In charge of the affair and those at tending were: Mr. and Mi-s. Law rence Loncbrake. Darol Long- brake, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Har mon, Mr. and Mrs. tra fcgu ana daughter Eveland, Mr. and Mrs. C. Pond and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harry West and three sons, Don, Jack and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Pope and daughter Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peery and children, Jimmy and Arlene, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs Vern Hol gate, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cheno with and son Tommy, Janls Epps, Rev. and Mrs. Newell Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Garret. DEDICATION SERVICE . HELD ON SUNDAY YONCALLA The Youlh Fel lowship croup of the YoncaUa Methodist church worked hard for the past year and Sunday en joyed the culmination of their ef forts. A new fireplace has been biult in the Epworth hall of itv; church and the dedication service was held Sunday evening. Kev. Frank Brown, pastor of the Cot tage Grove Methodist church gave the dedication address, Miss Carol Huntington, one of the group, sang a beautiful solo. Five laymen of the church all dedicated a piece of wood for the fireplace, Mr. Stonaker dedicating nts to mu sic: Mr. Perry Smith, to the hoys in service; Mr. Ladd, to the group as a whole; Jay Huntington, to the spiritual benefit the fireplace can nave to tne group, mrs. Har riett Roberts read a very appro priate poem and lighted the tire Following the dedication serv ice the fourth quarterly confer- cr.ee was held by itev. Mr. urown BIBLE SCHOOL TO BE HELD IN GLENDALE GLENDALE-Kcv. and Mrs. T. Burns are holding two weeks of Bible school at the i-Tesbylenan church. Primary teachers are Ruth Miller, Mrs. Lucille Harris, Mrs. William nobyns and Mrs. II. Houchett. Teachers for the larger group are Mrs. Marion Bleile, Mrs. Lorene Ashman and Mrs. Rondeau. there aim't much to JiUCXtSi- EXCEPT THAT fOJ UE ABED AM . UOUR OSSOLONGERj LUMINALL The ever popular woll paint. The original cold water pasta paint. The contractors and home own ers friend. Price: Gal. $2.10, ?r. 65c Sold Only by LT. SHAW MARRIES IN MARYLAND Word has been received of the marriage of Lt. Vivian Wedding ton, ANC, beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wed dington of Hurricane, West Vir ginia, and Lt. Marden W. Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Shaw of Canyonville. on April 7. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Wade H. Bryant at the University Baptist church In Baltimore, Maryland. The couple was attended by Lt. Meeks, ANC, friend of the hride and Lt. Leston R. Fate, U. S. army, relative of the groom. Lt. Vivian Shaw has served overseas in the south Pacific area for two years and is now stationed in Walter Reed hos pital, Washington, D. C. Lt. Marden Shaw is now stationed at Camp Fannin, Texas, having spent 34 months In the south Pa cific, with the 41st division. JUNIOR DEPT. HAS 8KATING PARTY The Junior Department of the Methodist Sunday school held a SKating party Monday afternoon at the Rainbow rink at Win chester. Members of the depart ment and their invited guests enjoyed the occasion. Accompany ing the group to Winchester and back were: Mrs. Fred L. South- wick, Mrs. Slg Fett, Mrs. Harl Kolley, Mrs. W. Howard Pattison. Mrs. Clyde Knight, Mrs. Charles Arney and Miss Margaret .aunners. 8ADDLE CLUB HAS REGULAR MEETING The Trail Dust Saddle club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wells on Garden Valley road May the 27th for their regular meeting which is held the last Sunday of each month. After the business meeting a potluck luncheon was enjoyed by all members present. Due to un settled weather, riding was post poned until June 10th. At this meeting it was decided to attend in a body the rodeo at Camas Valley June 3. The rodeo was greatly enjoyed after a picnic lunch. This next Sunday, June 10th, all members will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Everett Partins on Har vard Avenue at 10 a. m. and ride to Maple Grove for an outdoor chili feed. MRS. TRIPP HOSTESS TO SUNSHINE CLII3 AZALEA Mrs. Frank Tripp was hostess for the Sunshine club at her home Thursday after noon. The rooms and serving table were decorated with spring flow ers. During the business meeting it was voted that each member give $1 to the cancer drive. Mrs. Maurice Croff wa3 wel comed into the club as a new member. Various contests, fancy work and visiting were enjoyed during the afternoon hours. At the usual tea hour lovely refreshments were served to M.s. John Jantzcr, Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs. Orlo Worely, Mrs. J. R. Pickett, Mrs. John Feldmiller, Mrs. Champ Johns, Mrs. P.-.ul Newman, Mrs. Jim Croff, Mrs. William Croff, Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrs. Maurice Croff, Mrs. ilollln Johns, Mrs. John Oldenburg, Mrs. Floyd Ames. Mrs. Fred Hor'nn. Mrs. Vernon Gaedecke, Mrs. Hen ry Gaedecke, Mrs. Charlie Dewey, Mrs. Carl Koehler. . Mr3. H. H. Waltermire and the hostess, Mrs. Tripp. The club members and their families will meet Sunday, June 17. for a picnic dinner in the Galesville Grove. FAREWELL PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR YONCALLA A farewell din ner was enjoyed at the Methodist church Thursday evening honor ing Prof, and Mrs. Parsons and their daughter, Lucy Ann. who left Friday for Vancouver, Wash., foi the summer. Dinner was en joyed In front of the new fnet place in the Epworth hall. Follow ing a most enjoyable meal the choir held its regular weekly- Lucy Ann Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. I.uther Daugnerty, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartley, Ernest Helli well, Mr. and Mrs. Cahrles Kirk lie, Mrs. Gertrude Stoute, Mr. and Mrs. George tides or xoneatia, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hunt, and Miss Ethel Wooley of Drain. BLUEBIRD GROUP HOLDS MEETING GLENDALE The Bluebird group of Camp Fire girls, met at the home of their guardian. Mrs. Lucille Harris, assisted by Mrs. h.ieanor tioxx, lor their regu lar meeting, Wednesday. 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