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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1947 J i .9 i Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER HOBBY BANQUET AND PROGRAM IS ENJOYED "The Hobhy NiRht" banquet al the Umpqua Hotel last Monday evening wa of the !argest and most enjoyable parties held this year by the B. P. W. C. The soring vellow o f daffodils, fairv dainty acacia and yellow and green tapers not only carried out the cluo colors oui gave mc tables a gay spring dress. Ninety seven guests and members con vened at seven o'clock for din ner and program. Out of town guests included the Associated Eusiness Women's Club of Suthe erlin and their gentlemen escorts, Mrs. Leona Bryant of Coquille, a past state president of the State Federation of B. P. W. C, Dr. Mary Williams and Mrs. Cordelia Rice both of Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Alvia Wetherell, president of the local club welcomed the guests and Mrs. Nance Duncan, jn behalf of the local club pres ented the Sutherlin club with a number of books as a token of good will towards the Sulherlin's first project, that of building up their city library. Mrs. Evalu Russell, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Helen baar, sang several lovely numbers. Mrs. Ieona Bry ant gave an enthusiastic talk on 4hc value of women's civic clubs being affiliated with the .State and National federation 01 a. f. W.C. One of the many advantag es enumerated was the unity ol purpose of women In business ml professions in their social civic projects, as well as sup jjiying material by which they might imporve their position in 1hcir res)ective vocations. It sim plifies the long range program jMamiing since piuiains ' iiur 4l led by experts in organization end program planning. Not only do the Federations supply out lines but also abundant research material. . As the name implies hobby iight calls for a display of hob bies that the members indulge Jn. Among some of them dis played the other evening were n set of camel bells brought from India, by Mrs. Maude Kidder, made of solid brass with oriental Jnlalri enamel, each one having a different pilehed chime accord ing to size. Mrs. Mildred Herman displayed some of her collection of miniature soloes. Mrs. Coldie Jliiinn having a collection of larg rr miniature shoe. Mrs. Emily pudd's g-jlf 1 trophies showed to what degree of success she had developed her hobby. One of the most interesting and elaborate dis plays was that of Mrs. Kalie tnnlngcr, a past president of Roscburg club, now of Medical jike,! who carvrs In v.ood. she had several ensembles of person ality wood figures, one a group of "nags", a string of mull and a hill billy outllt, a centerpiece snow scene, mcst complete with frozen lake, snow banks, boys on sleds, fire, dogs and background )andscaie and she also had a set of wood plaques,. Laura lies fhowed a few of ' her large collec tion of ceramic and pottery birds. Klella Spencvr brought a few 5)iei-s of very old and very love y milk glass dishes, another of her hobbies is poetry. - Some lold of hobbies of fishing, riding, gardening, writing, read ing, palming, photography, collect log pictures, stamps or reci(es, some a little lets boisterous pre ferred a rocking chair, some wished a book with the chair, some Just a chair without the linking, the men were most In terested in fishing, wood turning. rcariini$ teven tunny books) and collecting plcs. Mrs. Edna Hel geson showed some oil and wat er color seenes painted of Arizona desert scenes, also a sample of a more practical hobhy, a home made cake and Mildred Herman won the cake. One of the most entertaining of the 'lobbies was fh:.l u hi.. I, U A M:.i.A,-lh. til" illustrated ver" :i rt i si i 1 1 ti ALLEY OOP V RAO BLAST IT. 1 W'SAEi f LOOK. MEN.. BE CAREFUL Y I OOP WAS HERE. BUT... W NOT TO DISTURB THEbE ) I OMWtLL.IP THAT NEW MEBBE VIALS .THFV CONTAIN MAN S A SPy, I LL ' I'H TAKING THE RESULTS OF OUR L A SOON FIND IT OUT ; A TERRIBLE ) S EXPERIMbNTii! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS All no 5, 'ATURDAV NIGHT IM SHADYSiDff - nioht of fun, frolic amd Dating for The younger. set. the gl are all dressed up AND Ml si the group. Using a swivel board easel, wired for trick lighting effect, Mr. MacArthur asked five guests to make any mark on the hoard, each of a different color, from that he developed an artist ic composition of subject, line and color. This lovely party was in charge of the following com mittee, Stella Spencer, who was also toastmistress for the evening Laura lies, Emily Judd and Maude Kidder. Those present were Mrs. Evy lyn Young, president of the Suth erlin club, and who gave the re sponse to the welcome, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goss, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iteimenschneider, Mrs. May Brown, Mrs. Muhel Wood Mrs. Lyla Chcnowetli, Mrs. Juan ita Atterbury, Mrs. Vye Cooper, Mrs. Vern Yates, Miss Jacqueine Atterbury, Mrs. Harold hellers, Mrs. Hazel Green, and Mrs. Le ona Slack, ail of Sutherlin: Mary Williams M. D. and Mrs. Cordelia Rice both of Myrtle Creek: Mary Chapman, Mrs. J. L. Yarnell, Pol ma urobe, juiyth Caiimour, Flor ence, Snedaker, Jacqueline Fred- rick, Florence Chipman, Sula Parkinson, Ida Hugnes, Kev. and Mrs. W. A. McArthur, Stella Spencer, Alvia Wetherell, Ina farnsworth. Helen Saar, Lois Ba ker, Edna May Hayward, Lucille Roughcore, Mary Peterson, Nan ce Duncan, Maude Kidder, Mr Story lies, Mr. Lyman Spencer, Laura lies. Carmen Clark, Mari etta Powers, Emily Judd, Anita Joseph, Minnie Clark. Joyce Wampler, Esther Dyar, i'loramae Clark, Gladys Monger, Isadore Hulvorson, June McPhcrson, Sa aie Decker, Goldlc Brunn, Eliza beth Rice, Mr. Leonard Johan sen, Elnor Sherk, May Brown May Cunningham, Mrs. D. H. Lenox, Rulh Catlin, Kuth Rob erts, Flossie Virden, Leola Gor ton, Mr. A. Gorton, France? Hutchinson, Llna Hughes, Lu Verne Von Schultz, Purl Mcreditr Helen Emery, Gladys Foley, Gol da Nickell, Alyce Gibbon Harvie Esther Brown, Edna Turner, Et na Davis, Shirley Harruld, Mar Laret, Adair, Agnes Ilcford, Manila Perry, Susie Jackson, Ed na Helgeson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Gosnell Vivian Logsdon, Mabel Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Whiltcnburg, Evalu Russell, all of Roseburg, and Mrs. Leona Bryant of Coquile. The next regular meeting will he at the I. O .(). F. hall. March 2i, at 8:00. The Interesting theme lor tnat evening will be ITie Trouble with Jobs Is People." The ommitlee 1. 1 charge for the eve nlng will be Frances Hutchinson. Ina Farnsworth and Mildred Her man. ... . MR. AND MRS. WELSH ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Sin'Ht.IU.lN - Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Welsh entertained at dinner Sunday at their lovely home on West Fifth Avenue. The table was very pretty with a centerpiece of spring tiowers. Lovers, were placed for: Mr. and Mrs. Willis B. Evans of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. Williard Nor- ris and two sons, Billy Lon and Donald and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Welsh. Tho pleasant afternoon hours were spent in visiting and before too late Mr. and Mrs. Evans de parted for their home in Tort land. SOCIAL NIGHT TO BE HELD SATURDAY Riversdale Grange will hold a social night affair and dance for ; members and friends Saturday night, March 22, at nine o'clock al the hall. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Kruse and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ill rich will have charge of the af fair. DENTIST OPENS OFFICES Dr. Urui-e Hetrlck. dentist, has opened offices in liosebmg In Room 1 of the Bojlrs Building. :i'7 N. Main St. 1 lis office tele phone Is M07 .I. ! DRfSsro up and place to oo i SOMETHING SIMPLY ,HVrNED iTZ V wim A GOOD SOCK" Lard STDCO, . - UNQUOTE ' v !L ' ft ? v C-J '' " y.s MISSIONARY SOCIETY HAS FINE PROGRAM The Missionary Society of the First Christian Church met at the beautilul home of Pearl Carter on Harvard Ave., Friday after noon, Feb. 28th, for a meeting of unusual interest. Since this meeting was to be a tea after the manner of India, the guests received, upon entering, fragrant oil and flov "rs for their hair, distributed bv the reception committee in nrr've costume. Elsie C'ffc", t!v- urogram di reclor, had a ve " In cresting pro gram pieoa el f- 1 he occasion. She sttrli" I ih customs of India v.W"-h ' " d the caste system. .!' ' ' ;:e of India's music which interprets the mood of Its people. In keeping with the "Manner of India, me ladies served a tviu cal menu of curried rice, biscuits, tea and dessert of orange see ments and type of doughnut. made according to Indian re celpies. Seated on cushions, the guests ate in Indian manner with out forks or spoons. . The devotions were directed by Mrs. Lucia Ingles and a short business meeling followed, which v as conducted by Mrs. Becklcy. president. The guests and new members were as follows: Mrs. Anderson, Marguerite Munson, Mrs. Piper, Mrs. Holmes, Mi's. June Hafer, Mi s. Warren- Lucas and regular church ladies were: Mrs. Abel, Mn. C. V. and C. G. Stanton. Mrs. Ackert, Mrs. Blaskey, Emma Beckley, Jeanette Boucock. Mrs. Pearl Anderson, Elsie Coffcll, Pearl Carter, Mrs. Wilson, Ame lia Hull, Martha Know, Helen Sanders and Lucia Ingles. Next regular meeting will be March 2Sih, the place to be an nounced later. SUTHERLIN CLUB HAS DINNER MEETING SUTHERLIN The Profes sional Women's Club held its quarterly banquet Monday eve ning at the Sutherlin Hotel with Mrs. Mahle Ross, Mrs. Myrtle Musgrove, Mrs. Betty Musgiove, Mrs. Ann Sampias and Mrs. May Cunningham as hostesses. The tables were very beautiful In the St. Patrick's colors centered with a lovely bouquet of yellow daf fodils flanked with tall green lighted tapers with large bou quets of flowering plum blossoms being placed about the room. A delicious fried chicken din ner was served to the following guests: Mrs. Delia Goodstoi f, Mrs. Martha Cassln. Mrs. Bertha Du bell, Mrs. Russell Hubbard, Mrs. Dortha Morton, Mrs. Helen Brown, Mrs. Blanche McCullock, Mrs. Lucille Chase, Mis. Marian Magness, Mrs. Juanila Holgate, Mrs. U J. Allen. Mii.D. B. Kes ner, Miss Jacqiiline Frederickson. Mrs. Harold Sellers, Mrs. Frankic Harms and Mrs. Riley Powers. Memliers were: Mrs. Juanita Attcrburyj Mi's. Cora Allen, Mrs. bJUU DANCE at CAMAS VALLEY Music By Melody Aces Every Sat. Nite Loans on Homes FOR LESS Repay at any time without penalty Attractive Interest Rales UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. That's Bad Oscar Desperate I Pf-r rWv apout a 1 f Im Clad to ste vou vWat?;el Mr S . GAME OP I TAKING AN NTt CE5T WANTS A CWE I OKAY.' kuMMY, HILDA? I IM JUKE' ' WHEN SHET "IS r- i- r; LlN I.URL L'P May Brown, Mrs. Dona Jean Blakeley, Mrs. Ruby Brydsen, Mrs. Lyla Chenoweth. Mi's. Doro thy Clark, Mrs. Martha Coenen berg, Mrs. Maude Culver, Mis. Vye Cooper, Mrs. May Cunning ham, Mis. Florence Cook, Mrs. Elva Egll, Mrs. Mary Jo Dixon, Mrs. Bertha (Joss. Mrs. Hazel Green, Mrs. Madeline Hansen, Mrs. Ruth Magill, Mrs. Dorothy Montgomery, Miss Betty Mus grove, Mrs. Myrtle Musgrove, Mrs. Lois Reimenschneider, Mrs. Icona Slack. Mrs. Ann Sampias, Mi's. Doris Steinbach, Mrs. Helen Squicr, Mrs. Loa Mac Scroggins, Mrs. Nora Smith, Mrs. Mike Nor ton. Mrs. Edith Walker, Mrs. Laura W elsh, Mrs. Clara Trozclle and Mrs. Fvylyn Young. While t. j tables were being cleared group singing was en joyed. Lead by Mrs. (loss, "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "My Irish Rose," and "Just a Song At Twlight." Mrs. Chenoweth, Mrs. Riemenschneider and Mrs. Young gave reports on the ban quet given by the Roseburg Busi ness Women's Club. Mrs. Welsh reported that she had talked with Miss Cooly of Portland and that she stated that she would try and visit the club in the near future. The piggy bank was passed around for the quarterly birthdays and Mrs. Vye Cooper, Mrs. Dorolhy Clark, Mis. Clara Trozell, Mrs. Nora Smith and Mrs. Florence Cook deposited Ihe amount of their age and at the end of the year this money will be used to buy books for the library. Each member contributed sev eral books and nearly one hun dred books were received. After the boxes are collected at the stores and the ones donated by the Roseburg club it is hoied to have about three hundred books to add to the library. The social hour was spent in visiting and playing games. The wold building game from the words, "St. Patricks Day," was won by Mrs. Atterbury, who had the most words; Mrs. McCullock, the second and Mrs. Cunningham the least. Bingo was then enjoyed until ten o'clock with Miss Fred erickson winning high prize, Mrs. Green second and Mrs. Trozelle low, after which every one sang before departing for home, "The More We Get Toge.hcr the Hap pier We Will Be." REBEKAH LODGE TO HOLD INITIATION The Roseburg Rebekah LiKlge held its regular meeting on Tues day with Mis. Louise Dimmick, noble grand, presiding. -An in vitation from the Rebekah Lodge at Myrtle Creek to allend their meeting was read and accep.ed, SPLIT Old Growth FIR Not Mill Slab Wood DRY or GREEN Other lengths up to 24" Phone 975-J or 725-R ASSOCIATED BROKERS 311 Pacific Bldg. PROMPT DELIVERY ALUMINUM ROOFING ' : Available Now 22 Gauge in 8-10-12 Ft. Lengths 129 S. 2nd. Ave. Phone 432 'sQf ANOTHER DAV'li k 77 JUST AS t 2( WORK DONE ANO K X ET.-rS ' I H'SPFCTFD...A THE MfcNUONE- NOW LET'S ""sa I VIAL OF NITRO- SEE... FIVE, )t!H . V GLYCERIN IS . ii- te? several members expressing In tentions of attending. Among oilier bus!nesa.lransac-ted was the appointment of Vivian Logsdon as press correspondent for the current term; solicitation of salads for the dinner to be served Ihe Dis.rict Theta Rho Clubs con vention; action to remember the birthday of John Alexander on March 13th, he being the oldest member ol the Roseburg lodge; and the appointment of the fol lowing refreshment committee for the next meeting: Mrs. Susie Jackson, Mrs. Ruth Dishman, Mrs. Minnie South, Mrs. Linna Hughes, Mrs. Carmen Clark, Mrs. Mamie Fett, Mrs. Mamie Hudnell, Mm. Emma Lennox and Mrs. Margaret Saunders. Thirty-nine members and four visitors were present. Following the meeting a short minting of the Three Links Club was held. This was followed immediately by drill practice. The next meeting is to be held at 7:30 P. M. March 25th at the I. O. O. F. hall. It is planned to initial? another class of new mem bers. Refreshments will be served. All Rebekah members living or visiting in the city are invited to attend. P.-T. C. SPONSORS FINE CARD PARTY SUTHERLIN The Parent Teachers Club held the third of a series of card parties, Friday evening, at the Arts Building. The rooms were decorated w ith spring flowers. The pleasant evening hours L. M. HANCE PIANO TUNING Complete Repair Service P. O. Box 87, Phone 908 FRIENDLY SELLER - BUYER RELATIONSHIP at FARM 'CENTER Henry C. Kelley, Realtor Bank Bldg. Sutherlin, Ore. Just 12 mi. North of Roseburg WANTED POULTRY EGGS TURKEYS Highest Cash Price Douglas County Poultry ione 14 Oak a Sprue Sta. IT'S SOLD When You List With VALLEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY Lobby Hotel Grand BY V. T HAMLIN BY MERRILL BLOSSER MOTHER WHATDOvve SAYS CARE ? WERE FUKE OOINCVTODIE 'S I OLD MAIDS tTTCklilf.-1 Aa.ivlrA mm 7 Eh! I, .. t?TT r,r H It-J Pythian Knights Plan to Attend D. O. K. K. Frolic Local members of Fuhat-Bur-kan Temple, No. 224, D. O. K. K.. will attend the spring ceremonial of the order at Grants Pass Sat urday, March 29. it was announc ed by Bob Harvie, deputy royal vizier. All Knights of Pythia p row members of the D. O. K. K., but who wish to join the order, should contact Harvie at 101 S. Jackson St. in Roseburg. Arrangements will be made tor their initiation at Grants Pass. The D. O. K. K. is the fun order of the Knights of Pythias Lodge. were spent In playing pinochle and bridge with high score going to Kenneth Briscoe and low to Ted Townsley in pinochle; high i to Mrs. Fayette Thompson and low to Mrs. Brittain Slack for bridge. Billie Trozelle won the door prize. At a late hour delicious refresh-' ments were served to thirty-five bv the hostesses, Mrs. K. Briscoe, Mrs. John Chase and Mrs. E. T. Garrett. The next party will be held some time about the middle of Aoril and it is honed to have a good turn out, as the club is try ing to raise enough money to buy some much needed dishes. PUBLIC DANCE Eagles Hall Saturday Night, March 22 $1.00 per Couple Music by the Happy Valley Cowboys ELECTRICIANS Valley Electric. PhoreO RADIO SERVICING Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 Hadio Doctors. 306 "Nrstephens. Hansen's Radio Service. Sutherlin PAINTING rrttrh nr nrav naintine. In terior, or exterior. Phone 898-J ;r ru jioxjtaa. PLUMBING Coen Lumber Co. Phone121. Wm. A. MARDOHF. Ph. 702-R-2. fKRPS PLUMBING. Ph. 73frJ PUBLIC AQDBES3 EQ UIPMENT Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. sound equipmeniior au uses. ' "transfer service UMPQUA TRANSFER Intired carrier. Phone 167-J. cTnRAr.p. Uo business on Saturday. FLORISTS Utile's Flower Shop. 819 Win Chester St. Phone 58. Point Decorate "It Pays" Quality Workmanship Reasonable rates, day or contract Wells' Painting Service Phone lM2 J SOUTH END CAFE Serves a Working Man's Meal Every Working Day 916 So. Stephens SL Roseburg Refrigeration All Commercial Sales and Service Maintenance and Repairs HORN AND MARSTERS S28 N. Jiokion Phone 270 CEMENT CONTRACTING ALL KINDS FORM BUILDING Vill elio put basements undei old houses. Ed Fuchs, Fuchs Broi. Ph. 4112 L lOil', E. 6th St. OLAF A. LOVLIEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR Remodeling, repair, and new construction. P. O. BOX 522. ROSEBURG If News-Review carrier fail to deliver your paper Please Call 151Y between 6:1$ aed 7:00 P. M. Rentals Floor Sanders Edgers Belt Senders Disc Sanders Concrete Mixers Power or Hand Skiliaws Drills Wheelbarrows Lighting Plant Concrete Trowel Paint Spray Outfits Osbun Electric Wat txrl cf CMk St Brtdj Fuhat-Burkan Temple Jurisdic tion embraces Southwestern Ore gon and Northwestern California. POSSE STARTS DRILLS Members of the Douglas County Sheriff's Posse turned out 32 strong Sunday, for their first drill of the season, it was reported by Deputy Sheriff Dick Baker, posse peeretarv. The horsemen met pt ROSEBURG CABINET SHOP Custom Built Cabinets BERRY All Aluminum Garage Doors Now is ?he time to redecorate See us for your Kern Tone needs. We have some windows and sashes on hand. 440 N. Jackson . Phone 303 ej Roseburg Paint Shop Painting and paper hanging Texture painting a specialty Phone 422, 504 E. Lane SL L K. CORNWELL DESIGNER 224 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 583. RQSEBURC TRANSFER & STORAGE Moving end Storage of Household Coods 130 N. Pine Phone 927 Cement Work Carage Floors, Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios, etc Free Estimates Immediate Service Write Box 158, c-o News Review Engineering Design Co Planning and Designing of Industrial plants, buildings, wa ter supply and sewage sys tem. Rm. 5, 122 S. Jackson St. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move YourMlf 8l I Long or Short Trip Ellison's Service Station 740 S. Stephens Phone 687 FULLER BRUSHES N. L LEHRBACH Local Dealer 4 1 & Fowier Phone 1 70-J J. E. NEWBERRY'S WASHINC MACHINE Parts Service, Servlo for All Makes. Call at 102 W. Commercial Ave. CORKY'S ELECTRIC Electric Motor Repairing Appliance Repairing All Work Guaranteed Piokup and Delivery Service 324 N. Jackson Phone 270 PRINTING PROMPT, EFFICIENT, DEPENDABLE SERVICE ROSEBURG PRINTING CO Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 913 HERBERT E. IWOO0YI WOOD Painting and Paper Hanging lnttrtor and P.tterlnr Decorating Contractor Phona 33 11 Myrtle Art.. Coala Add. PEN NELL'S RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE C. A. PEN NELL, Prop. St? N. Jackson SL Roaebur.i, Ore. Pkaaa 4 the posse barn on the Rifle Range road. INSURANCE LIFE AUTO ' FIRE State Farm Mutual Insurance ROSE & ALLEN P. O. Box 489 Phone 288 214 W. Lane Roseburg, Ore. RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Suppllea " . N. Jackson Phone 33 HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists hadio, Refrigeration, Houeeholl Appliance Service 20 Tears Experience All Work Guaranteed 112 E. Cats SL Phona 94 . AUTHOHIZED Bah Scrvlet BERGH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 630 Winchester Street Servicing AU Make! Wnbtn Phop 80S HouDuri. Orettt Roseburg Plumbing & Supply Company Plumbing by Contract or Time and Material No Job too large or too small Dixonville Highway Phone 462 J-2 ROSEBURG CABINET SHOP Millwork Glass Builder's Hdwe. Cabinets Sander for Rent 440 N. Jackeon SL Ph. 303 Atlas Powder and Blasting Supplies UMPQUA POWDER SUPPLY Phone 47, Roseburg TOP SOIL FOR SALE RIVER LOAM IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Ph. 458-R, or write P.O. Box 1293, Roseburg DIESEL AND GAS TRACTOR SERVICE Combines and All Farm Equipment. Fred Goetz Garden Valley Road Rt. 2, Box 161, Roseburg. Ore. BULLDOZING Leveling, groding, excavating. Cats, shovels, patrol graders, dumD trucks for hire. Shala lor sole. Loa roads built and rocked, mill ponds dug. contract or hourly basis. For Free Estimates SEE TALLON & PHILLIPS 327 South St, Ph. 563-R. Rose burg, or cell 30 F-31