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FOUR ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1947 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER LADY ELKS INVITE WOMEN OF COUNTY TO BENEFIT AFFAIR OCT. 23 Models have been seleeted for the Lady Klhs r'avhion Show in the Ti'iiaee Uallioom o 1 the Klka temple. Iteservalions lor the affair which Ik to lx held Thursday evening. Oit. 23, at 7: 30 o'clock, will lie closed Weil nesday evening. Mrn. K. U. You:ik Jr. .is general chairman lor the affair. Included in the model list are Mrs. John Karisi. Mis. A. W Kilhorn. Mrs. Kolert Harris, Mrs. Allen Cordon. Mrs. Hazel Scott, Mrs. John Killip, Mrs. Jack New by. Miss Mary Margaret Klls orth, Mrs. !ildeL'arde Iiri(;i;. Mrs. Billy Mohr, Mm. Ted Koli wer, and Mis. 1.. (J. Twohy. The evening's enlerlainmenl, open to all ladies In the county. Includes showing of fall fashions, refreshments and bridge and pin ochle. Tickets also will be sold to sectators. Comniittee heails Include Mrs E. G. YounK, Jr., general chair man; Mrs. L. L. Powers, i4-e-tion; Mrs. Haul Mocn, reserva tions: Mi's. Paul Jenkins tickets and programs; Mrs. Evelyn Jef ferls, decorations; Mrs. fieorgia Reynolds, refreslirr.c:;i.s, Mrs. W. H. Allen, publicity; Mrs. I. M. Dunn, lards; Mrs. Ayotte, models. Mrs. K. A. Pearson, proiertles and Mrs. Blaine Flora, music de partment. During the fashion showing, Lotus Knight Porter will act as commentator. Reservations may be male by calling Mrs. Moen, I'll!) J or Mrs. S. Morse at 2!l.'i-f. Tickets may be secured through Wednesday at Law-son's, Kex.-.ll Drug, Church's Dru; and Goldic's Boot erie. ELECTION OF OFFICERS IS HELD BY P.T.A. Erection of officers of the Elga rose Parent Teachers Association was held Saturday with Mrs. Thclma Sundberg Liking office as this year's president. Other officers Installed bv Mrs. Craig. Douglas County I'.-T.A. council president, were Mrs. Eddy and Andrew Hanson, vice presidents, Mm. Loo. Brown, sec retary, and Vern Wootcn, treas urer. Plans were made lo raise money for school playground equipment and school lunches were discussed. This was fol lowed by entertainment present ed by student singing and solos by Henrietta Johnson, after which refreshments were served Next meeting is scheduled for Nov. 8. ELECTION OF OFFICERS IS HELD BY P.T.A. Election of officers of the Elga rose Parent Teachers Association w as held S um day w ith Mrs. Thclma Sundberg l iking ollice as this year's president. Other ofliivrs'lnstalled hv Mis. Craig, IW'iigias County P.T.A. council president, were Mrs. Ed dy and Andrew Hanson, vice presidents, Mr?;. Lee llrown, sec retary, and Vein Wootcn, treasur er. Plans were made lo raise mon ey for school playground ciui ment and school lunches wet" discussed. This was followed by entertainment presented by stu dent singini and solos bv Hen rietta Johnson, after which re freshments were served. Next meeting is scheduled for Nov. 8. P N G. CLUB TO MfcET THURSDAY NIGHT The Past Noble Grands Club will ni.it al a seven -lilttn o'- j clock salad supiMT Thursday ovo- ; ning. October 2.1. at the I 6. O K. hall with Esther llaipliam. Ger trude llallielil, Alvia Wctherel, ! Margaret Miller and Winnie lliiun as hostesses. The entertain ment will be In charge of Mav nne Kett, Ella Lenox and Kra-itvs lutchinson. All nwmN'rs are urg ed to be piesent end are re quested to bring scissors. WOMEN'S STUDY CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING YONCALLA The Yunsalla Women s Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Ervin Kice, Thurs day attcrnuon tx.-t. ltiih, with Mrs. Dare Kingery as co-hostess. A desert luncheon was served from a lace covered table center ed with colorful fall flowers. Following luncheon all enjoyed responses to roll call, each giving an Item on Mexico. Mrs. Bernice Mei k gave an In teresting travelogue on the Pan Aiiieucun llighwav. Mrs. Stacy A'iain& viviuiy described home liie in Mexico. Communications were read concerning the National Con vention to be held in Portland May 1UIH. The Yoncalla club will be hostess to the Wyoming state president and delegation. District No. 2 conlerence will be Held in Coquille November 7. Mrs. Raphael Wise was ap ixiinted radio listening chairman and will report programs for club women broadcast over K.O.A.C. every Friday at 2 P. M. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Kruse. Mrs. Jess Lasswell will present tne lesson on Health. Mrs. Ada belle Kingston of Portland will be guest seaker. Guests and members enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Edwin Stearns, Mrs. Kuth Clark, Mrs. Wayne Hue and daughter, Mrs. Fred Kruso, Mrs. Jess 1-asswell, Mrs. Soarks, Mrs. Edgar Kichard, Mrs, John Kruse, Mrs. Dare inigery, Mrs. Hed Merk, Mrs. Fred Keeves, Mrs. Lloyd Pink ston, Mrs. Dan Wright, Mrs. Mc Donald, Mrs. Kophael Wise. Mrs. Stacy Adams, Mrs. Olgcr Helland and Mrs. Ervin Itice. HOME EXTENSION' UNIT HAS MEETING The Home Extension Unit for IVajglas County met with Miss Dorothy Parker at the home of Mrs. E. K. Fern Friday morning lo discuss "' "lor in the Hume", which was followed by a isitluck dinner. The milling convened again at 2 1'. M. and Aliss Parker fircsontcd lnteie;ing talks on ilending col-irs. Pictures and tex tiles were used in demonstrations. The unit's next mooting will be Nov. 21 al 10 A. M. at the Melrose Grange hall, the subject to lie "Buffet Meals." Miss Parker announced that those meetings will lie hold each month and rill ladies of the Mel rose district are urged to attend. Those present at Ft (day's meet ing included Mrs. Amy Kruse, Mrs. Amy Criteser. Mrs. Amy Sloley, Mrs. Thclma Hanson. Mrs. Anna Olson, Mrs. Lucille Ware, Mrs Bookv Olliluood. Mrs. Ol lie Bust nbark, Mrs. Mary San oors, Mrs. Mildred Bonebrako, Mm. Lola Marshall, Mrs. Grao Fenn, Mrs. Nona Fenn. Mrs. Al ma Grear and son. Mrs. Irene Busenlmt k. Mrs. Katie Conn. Mi's. Crystal Conn, Mrs. Alta Thom son, Mrs. Mlrnmie Jacobson, Mrs. Laurel Wardwell, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Nettie Woodruff and Miss Parker. AUXILIARY HAS INTERESTING MEETING Patrick W. Kelley Auxiliary, No. 2468, V. F. W., met Tuesday evening at the K. of P. hall lor a business session with Florence Cooier, prosiucnt, in charge. Mrs. Nolle Cummings, past pre sident of the auxiliary, under the former charter, rejoined the or ganization. Plans were made for a food and rummage sale to be held Friday alternoon and Saturday. November 14-15, at the Episcopal parish hall. Ml memliers are re quested to keep the date in mind and have their donations ready. The next regular meeting will held Tuesday, October 28, at 8 o'clock at Ihe K of P. hall. A social hour will follow the meet ing and relieshments will be served. WILLING WORKERS CLUB IS ENTERTAINED YONCALLA Mrs. Murray graciously entertained the Will ing Workers club of Scotts Val ley at her home, Wednesday aft ernoon, assisted by Mrs. Kay Tur pin. Plans were completed for the club Bazaar to lie held in Yoncalla Doe. 13th. A delirious lunch was .served to the follow, ing, Mrs. Eluon I-ee, Mrs. Calvin Johnston, Mrs. John Potter, Mrs. Ernest Vroman, Mrs. Bessie Day, Mrs. Joe Cellars, Mrs. Archie Da mon, and the hosts, Mrs. Turpi n and Mrs. Murray. JUVENILE GRANGE HAS MEETING MONDAY Evergreen Juvenile grange met Monday night at the hall with Ihe master Sharon Bloom in chnrge. Sixteen members present. Wanda Wagler was elected to be Lady Assistant Steward, The group will prepare the puzzle page in tne paier, j ne dipper, for Novemlier. Plans were made to have a H ilowe'en party some night near Hallowe'en lor all the Juvenile members. 6TEDFAST CLASS TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Slodfast Class will hold a potluck luncheon at twelve o' clock Thursday, Oc'ober 23, at the First Piesbyterinn church parlors. All members and friends are most cordially invited to at tend and those attending are asked to bring scissors, darning needles and thread and their thimbles as the group will do darning work during the social hour. D. C. WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Days Creek Women's Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the homo ol Mrs. Alice Poole with Mrs. Virginia Martin as civ hostess. All members are most cordially invited to l present. SUNSHINE CLUB TO HOLD PARTY THURSDAY The Northside Sunshine Club will hold a Hallowe'en masque rade party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Senna Hincv al 411 East !ouglas street. Ail members are urged to be present. EVERGREEN H. E. C. TO MEET THURSDAY The Evergreen Home Emnnm it's Club will mei'l Thursday at a noon potluck luncheon at the hall. All members are most cor dially Invited lo be present. FIRST CONCERT OF SEASON TO BE OCT. 22 The Koseburg Community Con cert Association will sponsor its first concert of the season Wed nesday night, October 22, at 8:13 o'clock at the Junior High School auditorium v.ith Mary Van Kirk, contralto, as guest artist. Mem bers of the Association are anti cipating a most interesting con cert. WOMAN'S SOCIETY TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Wom:-n's Society of the ftuseburg Baptist Church will meet Thursday at a one o'clock dessert-luncheon in the church parlors. Mrs. Gilbert Mack will be In charge of the program. All women of the church are invited. COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Women of the Koseburg Country Club will meet Thursday morning at 9:45 o'clock at the clubhouse for the weekly contract bridge play. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock and golf ing will begin at 1:30 o'clock. All women of the club are urged to be present. kidnaped the girl and, police said, raped her repeatedly during a wild four-hour automobile ride. Detective James F. Coniff of the state police identified the slain man as Edward Pare and said he had been "stabbed or shot In the back or possibly both." A short tirie after tne girl re ported tne attack, Detective Con nlff said another Lowell man huntea tor questioning attempted suicide by shooting himself in nearby Lexington. Coniff identi fied the man as Russell Davis, 23, an army air corps veteran. His condition was not critical. RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Supplies 335 X. Jactaon Phone 320 RAY W. RICHARDSON Carpenter and Home Builder Beacon Way, Edenbower Phone 876-R-3 Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Spinal and Diet Correction Headaches, Stomach, Liver, and Intestinal Aliments For Appointment Call 1019-R 103 S. Kant St. at Cass Girl Assaulted After Fiend Murders Escort DRACUT. Mass., 'Jet. 20. (.PI Fighting In defens? of his girl frtnl, a 32year-old Lowell con struction worker was slain early today by a unman who then NOTICE Dr. H. B. 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