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ROSEBURS REWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAYJUNE 2T; VMS
Society and Clubs
By CLEONE INSCHO ANDRUS
MARY MARTHA CLUB
MEETS FRIDAY
SUTHERLI N The Mary
Martha club met Friday in the
parlors ot tne (jnristian cnurcn,
at one o'clock with Mrs. Arthur
Longibrake presiding over the
business meeting with the de-
votionals in charge of Mrs.
Newell Morgan. The ladies will
all meet at the church next Fri
day, June 22, to help get tHe
cnurcn in readiness lor the dedi
cation services to be held on
Sunday. June 24. Mrs. W. P.
Graham was appointed as chair
man or the dinner committee
and other business was trans
acted. Mrs. Byron Harmon was com
plimented at a ' very charming
Pink and blue Bhower by the
members of the club and other
friends. Lovely gifts were pre
sented to Mrs. Harmon from:
Mrs. Ted Garrett, Mrs. Vern
Holgate, Mrs. Harry Barker,
Mrs. Lloyd Cornish, Mrs. Milo
Pope, Mrs. Maurice Vogelphol,
Mrs. James Duncan, Mrs. E. M.
Updike, Mrs. Sarepta Saucerman,
Miss Mnrie Shelbourne, Mrs.
Mary Selleck, Mrs. Arthur Long
brake, Mrs. Laurance Longbrake
and son, Larry, Mrs. Naomi Mur
dock and daughters, Juanit and
Evelyn Moore. Mrs. Harry West,
Mrs. Bryan Donlvan and daugh
ter, Jean, Mrs. Lota Young, Mrs.
William Crowell, Mrs. Virginia
Stacey and children, Jimmy and
Nancy, Mrs. Catherine Moore and
daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Ada
Abeene, Mrs. W. P. Graham, Mrs.
Newell Morgan, Mrs. Ruth Lewis,
Mrs. ' Minnie Abeene, Miss Ethel
Manning, Mrs. Mary Epps and
Mrs. Rhoda Lamoreaux.
Mrs. Harmon also received
many lovely gifts from friends
that were unable to attend the
club meeting. The pleasant after
noon was spent In viewing the
glftg and visiting.
THIRD ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVED THURSDAY
SUTHERLIN In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Morgan's
third wedding anniversary, a
group of friends under the super
vision of Mrs. Ira Egli, enter
tained at a charming surprise
party at the Christian cliuich
Thursday evening after prayer
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan were pre
sented with a lovely glass si lex
service set and a pyrex double
boiler from the group. A beauti
ful tiered anniversary cake was
made by Mrs. Naomi Murdock
and Mrs. Dorothy Longbrake,
and was cut in their honor.
Those enjoying the evening
with the guests of honor were
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Egli and daugh
ter Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
West and sons, Don, Jack and
Bill, Mrs. Virginia Stacey and
son Jimmy, Mrs. Catherine
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Lauratie?
Longbrake, Mrs. Arthur Long
brake, Mrs. Naomi Murdock,
Mrs. Ada Abeen, Betty Hosmun,
Frcida Hoagland, Mrs. Mllo
Pope, Mrs. Sarepta Saucnrmcn,
Mrs. Leta Young, Mrs. W. P.
Graham, Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs.
Harry Barker, Mrs. Varna Coo
per, Mrs. Richard Carman. Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Epps and Mrs.
Byran Harmon.
SUNDAY DINNER
ENJOYED AT ABEENE HOME
SUTHERLIN Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Abeene, were host and
hostess at a very delicious dinner
Sunday at their lovely home
about live miles cast of Suthcr
lin. Spring flowers formed a pretty
decorative motif for the occasion.
Covers were placed for Rev. and
Mrs. Newell Morgan, Mr. and
Mrs. Royal Aboene, Betty Hos
man, Jean Ann Hosman and Noel
of Cottage Grove and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Abeene.
The pleasant aftornoon was
spent in horseback riding and
vlsitlm;. Mr. and Mrs. Hosman
and children, June, Luurlnc and
Lloyd of Cottage Grove called
during the nllernoon. I
POTLUCK DINNER ENJOYED
AT MILLWOOD SUNDAY
MILLWOOD S. 1-c Alfred
Gurney. wife Evllo. and son.
Mickey, were honored at a pot-
iuck uinner now at tne Mill
wood schoolhouse Sunday.
Those who attended the dinner
were: Mrs. Lucinda Gurney, Clar
ence Lane, Hilda Snow and son,
Ralph Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Roeder and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Leonard and family, Benny
Law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Leonard and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Leonard and family,
Margaret Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Peery and family, Grandma Ger
mond, Charlie Germond, Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Germond and Hiram,
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Germond
and family, Milt Tavenner, Mar
tha Clark. Margie Shelton, Bill
Howard, John and Bill Black, Mr.
and Mrs. Babcock and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Hunry Crane and son,
Lily Overman, Mrs. Beecher, Mr.
and Mrs. Tudor and son, Ernie
Crane and Emma Harvey. Those
attending from Sutherlln were
Mrs. Fred Braunlnger and daugh
ter, Mrs. Fouts and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Gurney and family: Mr, and
Mrs. Emery Beattie and family,
W. J. Hebard and Leslie Hebard
of Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Fenwlck of Hood River; Marjorie
Clark of Eugene; Clem Taven
ner of Cleveland and Mr. and
Mrs .Elmer Olson and family of
Roseburg.
The afternoon was spent in
visiting and discussing various
subjects.
FATHER'S DAY OBSERVED
IN SUTHERLIN RECENTLY
SUTHERLIN Father's day
was observed in an appropriate
way with a very Interesting pro
gram. Rev. Newell Morgan pro
sided and Dick and David Cai
man were in charge. -
The program was as follows:
Reading, Carol Firman, "Bouquet
for Dad;" solo, Beverly Pope,
"The Lord is My Shepherd;"
reading, Mrs. Newell Morgan,
"Deceitful Man."
W. P. Graham received a prize
for being the oldest father pres
ent and also for the length of his
paternity. The youngest and new
est father was Lawrence Lonn
brako. The father who came the
furthest was Henry Hebard. The
rather who had the largest family
present was Harry West. All re
ceived prizes.
AZALEA GRANGE
MEETS FRIDAY
Fifty members attended the
regular meeting of Azalea grange
Friday evening, June 15. Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Croff. Mrs. Eleanor
Boxx and James Stackhouse iv
ceived the first and second obli
gations. Members attended in
hard-times costumes and prizes
for best costumes were presented
to Mrs. Floyd Ames and Paul
Newman.' A short Father's day
program followed the business
meeting after which refresh
ments were served by Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Ames, Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Brady and Edith, Ken-1
nelh and Gerald Brady.
Visitors- for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Swalls jnd
son Mcrvyn, former members of
Azalea grange.
PICNIC AND SURPRISE
SHOWER HELD IN HONOR
OF MR. AND MRS. REDING t
OAKLAND, A picnic and sur
prise shower were held June 10
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lee HeJ
Ing, who were married recently
at the home, of Mr. Finding's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E.
Miller. Mrs. Reding, nee Elaine
Meyers, Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rudy Meyer.
Many useful and beautiful gifts
wore nrosented and those un toy
ing tne occasion were: Mrs.
Maries Vang and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Creed Cranflll, Mrs. VV.
E. Miller, Mrs. J. II. McCoy, Mr.
and Mrs. Anily Jaeohy and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. George Pagh,
Mrs. (Jeneviovo Regal, Mr. and
Mrs. Tye Stevens, Mr. and Mrs.
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Amwcr 1a Previous Iuxfe
Opera Star
4 One time
6 Shove
6 To the Inside
7 Nickel
(symbol)
I Of animal life
9 Moor
J 2 College
13 Appear
15 Alternating
current (ab.)
17 Comfort
IS Meat dish
25 Decay
28 Number
HORIZONTAL
1,5 Pictured
opera singer
10 Intend
11 Alliance
12 European
river,
14 Threw
16 Chills
19 Air (comb,
form)
20 Resound
21 Converse
22 Limb
23 Full of (suffix) 26 Assent
24 Corundum 27 Her
27 Scatter
29 Old English
tao.)
30 Him
31 Stops
34 Concluded
88 Vase
39 Conflict
40 Inquires
42 Cushions
46 Goddess
47 Irish assembly
48 Century plant
49 Supporter
60 Care for
52 He Is a
known star
54 Domestic
birds
55 Beholds
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31 Quadrat 42 Elapse
32 Constellation 43 On the shel-
33 Marking with tercd side
Ink
35 Resides
36 Peer
37 Cart
41 Turn about
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45 Stitches
46 Well
51 Anent
53 Errors ex
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Rudy Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Thompson, Mrs. and Mrs. A. O.
Strickland and daughter, Betty,
Sandra Rapp, Mr. and Mrs. Freu
Rietmann, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Rietman and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Rietman and son, Billy,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Art Uiotm.in
and children, Violet, Harold and
Wayne and Mrs, lone Schueffcr
and children.
Those who sent gifts but were
unable to attend were: Mr. and
Mis. Delbert Ollivant and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buell, Mr. and
Mrs. John Rodley, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Nelson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Erskene and Agnes Er-skene.
Around the County
Yoncalla
YONCALLA Ms. Herman
Thiol visited friends in Corvallis
last week.
Yoncalla visitors to Roseburg
Thursday wore the three Billings
sisters Mrs. Martin and son,
Day no.
Mrs. Estes of Cottage Grove is
hero visiting her daughter Mrs.
George Coons.
Mrs. David Rust returned to
her home near Eugene Friday
after spending several days here
visiting her sister Mrs. Earl
Davis. ' . .
Mrs. George Cooloy, Mrs. Clar
ence Wilson and Owen Davis
transacted business In Roseburg,
Friday.
Mrs. . Thornton Gale and two
sons are visiting at the Lula
Miller home In Hayhurst.
Elmer Coons, who has Just re
turned after spending many
months with tho U. S. army- In
Germany, Is home on a furlough
spending a few days with his
father, George Coons.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Roberts
spent the weekend visiting their
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vkii t'himmfin'H Phnrmni'V. Rfisoliiirw
son and wife in Portland.
A. C. Shiery of Nebraska spent
several days hero visiting his
brother and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartlcyand
two children of Redmond, Ore.,
are visiting at the parential How
ard Hartley home.
Mrs. Fred Taylor of Salem
spent the weekend here visiting
at the Homer Kruse home, en
route home from a weeks visit
In Coquille.
Mr. and Mrs. D.' F. Hartford
returned to their home at Grand
Island, Nebraska, last week after
spending the winter here with
their son and family.
Mr .and Mrs. Emmitt Church
ill and two daughters of Eugene
are visiting -t the Frank Church
ill home on Rice Hill.
Miss Vcnoia Marsh of Elkton
spent last week here visiting Mrs.
George Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kunz have
sold their ranch east of town to
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams
who have taken possession. Mr.
and Mrs. Kunz and two daughters
left Thursday for Phoenix, Ariz.,
where they will make their home.
Zara Potter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Potter who is with the
U. S. army returned to his station
at Victorville, Calif., Wednesday,
after spending two weeks here
with his parents.
Mrs. L. Fecteau left Wednes
day for Hayward, Calif., where
she will meet her husband.
Mrs. Alton Vest and two sons'
are visiting relatives In Portland.
Miss Alberta Wilson spent sev
eral days last week In Myrtle
Creek, visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Harry Cook who Is suffering
from a heurt attack.
6-Party Cabinet
Formed in Italy
ROME, June 20 (AP) Action
ist Party Leader Ferruecio Parri
assumed control of the new Ital
ian government today as premier
with the assertion that "I am just
an ordinary man, not a politi
cian." He announced his slate of min
isters last night. The socialists, al
lotted three posts as were the
communists, liberals and labor
democrats, expressed discontent
because the actionists and Christian-democrats
received four
posts each.
"I accepted the premiership be
cause I was called to Rome by the
committee of national liberation
and I believe it is my patriotic
duty to accept," the new premier
said. "It will be an interesting
adventure."
He succeeded Ivanoe Bonomi.
When addressed for the first
time last night as "Your Excel
lency," Parri frowned and said
"I don't like that."
Sutherlin
SUTHERLIN Mrs. Francis
Heddon of Elkton, visited at the
home of Mrs. Brittain Slack Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernle Cooper of
Portland, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Dulley of Cottage Grove, visited
at the home Mr. and Mrs. Brit
tain Slack Sunday. E. H. Cooper,
was a business man of Sutherlln
many years ago and at one time
owned the Sutherlln Hardware
and Furniture.
Daryl Riggs, small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Riggs who was taken
very seriously ill Sunday was
taken to Mercy hospital Roseburg
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Patterson has received
word that her son, Pfc. Mel
bourne (Pat) who has been a
prisoner of Germany and was in
a prison camp Stalag 3A Luck
enwalde, Germany, at the time
Germany fell, is safe and has
arrived in the United States and
expects to be able to come home
soon.
Mrs. Bert Dulley states that she
has received a letter from her
son, Pvt. Howard E. Dullev of
the Marines, and that he had
been awarded the Purple Heart
and the President's Citation for
wounds received when he was
shot through the arm in the six
teen days of battle that he was
in on Iwo Jima. He has been in
a hospital for some time but at
the present he is in the Hawaiian
Islands on a rest period. Pvt.
Howard is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Dulley and brother of
Mrs. Fred Hollemon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawerance Rob
ertson and son, -Donald, of Cot
tage Grove were in Sutherlin
Monday visiting friends.
Harry Parker of the navy, who
spent a few days last week on
leave visiting his parents, left
Sunday evening to report for duty
on the eastern coast.
Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston of Oak
land, Ore., spent the day Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Naomi
Riggs, having been called there
by the serious illness of her
grandson, Daryl.
Donna and Wava Glasscock of
Phoenix, Oregon, are spending
the summer with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Leeper.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cooper and
daughter, of Idaho, arrived in
Sutherlin last week and will oc
cupy their home here as soon as
it is vacated. Mr. Cooper has
been employed in a mine for the
past two years.
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