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FOUR ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, ORESSK THURSDAY. KffiY ?, TT4S Qctcly and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PAST PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT DINNER . Mrs. Lcona Bryant, Myrtle Point, past president of the Oregon Federation ol Business and Professional Women's Clubs, -will be guest speaker at the seven o'clock no-hostess dinner meeting .of the B. P. W. C. Monday night at the armory. Those attending are asked to bring their own .table service. Arrangements for the dinner are in charge of the new officers including: Gladys Foley and Viv ian Logsdon, co-chairmen, Flossie Virden, Mavis Hasbargen, Jean Whiltenburg and Marietta Pow ers. Reservations for the dinner may be made by calling Mrs. Story lies, 196. Mrs. Bryant will talk on the sub ect. "What uusiness ana fro fessional Women are doing and accomplishing. MRS. S. L. KIDDER TO BE HONORED AT PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT Mrs. S. L. Kidder, Oregon mother for 194H, will be guest of honor of the University ot Ore con Mothers Club at a seven- thirty o'clock dessert-supper to be given hy Mrs. w. n. warier and Mrs. Sig Kett Friday evening at the Carter home on Harvard Avenue. A special program has been arranged. Members planning to attend are asked to telephone Mrs. Carter at 74U-J. Hair Styling . . . By Miss Mildred, formerly of Pierre's of Clias. F. Berg ; Oro Irvin, formerly of Portland Cold Waves or Machineless Waves, $7.50 up Hair Shaping Hair Styling Try the Exciting . "Cocktail Shampoo" Featuring DERMET1CS Not a Cosmetic . ;Roux Specialists For Those With Graying Hair Rilling Kooler Waye- Zotoz and Electronic Complete REVLON Line NEW! LIP FASHION . . . House of Beauty (Formerly Adah's) Sulhcrlin Phono 763 )) t)P .:aV PUBLIC INVITED TO MUSICAL PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED FRIDAY Douglas County Music Teachers Association has issued a most cordial invitation to the public to enjoy a musical program on observance of the twenty-fifth anniversary of music week at eight o'clock Friday night, May 7, at tthe First Methodist Church. Mrs. Paul Geddes is chairman of the affair and is being assisted oy Mrs. c. 5. Meinline and mis. Charles A. Brand. Decorations will be arranged by courtesy of The Fern florists. The program includes: Organ Concert Prelude Reve Angclique Rubinstein Aire in a : uarn Caprice Viennois Krcislcr Mrs. Homer Grow Forty Fingers at the Piano 1st Movement of the Unfinished Symphony by Schubert Mrs. Gordon Stewart Mrs. Myrtle Burr Mrs. William Beneke Mrs. Paul Geddes Homing Teresa del PJego Thine Alone Victor Herbert Ralph Church Scott String Quartet Sarabande Bach Rondo from String Quartet No. 17 Mozart Canzonetta Mendelssohn Naomi Scot 1 Violinist Patricia Mayo Violinist Beulah Roach Violist Jean Man Cellist Csardns from Rosllnda Strauss The Lit lie Damozel Novellb LeMary Hodgklnson Tango in D Alhcniz Malaguena Lecuona Helen Good Pianist Spirit Flower Campbell-Tipton Stardust Carmicheal Will you Remember? .rrom Mayiime Romberg Eastern Star Ladles Chorus Directed by Cloyd Riffe Accompanist Mrs. Gordon Stewart FEDERATION CONVENTION PLANS ARE COMPLETED With the convention theme 'Mobilizing for Peace" the Gen eral Federation of Women's Clubs national convention in Portland, May 24-29 will have as speakers, men and women prominent in national and international affairs for their assemblies, panels, lun cheons and dinners. Mrs. William B. Cliandlee. Hills- boro, Oregon federation presi dent and convention chairman anounced that the following speakers will participate in the convention. On Tuseday, May 25, Ray Sor enson, Managing Director of the YMCA in San Francisco, Calif ornia will speak on "Our Coun try's Progressive Program for Youth". This will be an evening session devoted to youth conser vation and his address will be proceeded by a panel of state chairmen of youth conservation discussing "How Women's Clubs are Stimulating and Extending Services for Children and Youth Wednesday. May 26 will have at the morning session. Dr. Stephen B. L. Penrose, Jr.. Presi dent-elect, American University of Beirut, Lebanon on "America and the Middle East". At the Wednes day afternoon session an inter national broadcast will be aired through the Columbia Broad casting System "Round World- Round I able . ihe moderator will be Dorothy Lewis, coordina tor, women's broadcast, radio di vision of the United Nations. Participating will be Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck, president of the Gen eral Federation and these mem bers of the executive board; Mrs. Ambrose N. Dlehl, international relations chairman, Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, extension secretary of foregin and territorial clubs and Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman, education chairman. Following the broadcast D. Wil son Compton, president of Wash ington State College will sneak on "Higher Sights". Thursday, May 27 at the morn ng session, Carl Stalker, Oregon landscape architect and author of "Western Flower Arrange ment win discuss "Principles of Flower Arrangements". Mrs. John J. Kirk, chairman of the Indian welfare committee on "Tomorrow's American Indians". This will be an important topic as the General Federation will act on a resolution which favors the reform of the U. S. Office of Indian affairs both as to policy and administration. On Thursday, May 27 at the afternoon session under the pub lic welfare department of the General Federation, Dr. Richard Risley Morgan, consulting psy chologist and lecturer in psycho logy at Lewis and Clark College has given his topic as "Wonman's Mind and the New Community". Thursday evening will feature the Junior Clubs of the General Federation. Featured speaker will be Dr. Philip H. Cummings, news analyst and commentator on )remember Choose the Gift that will daily bespeak your love. . . . Make it a Kirby Vacuum Cleaner . . . "The daily Friend of the Housekeeper" Phone 863-J Kirby Co. of Roseburg 1314 W. First St. ALLEY OOP What Is It A Whale? BY V. T. HAMLIN P7T5w SEIN H0W NNE CP I ( T' A BU.-ViEISMTED UN6 JfS YCU EEB AW A RIVEG BB- TO A TOUBLI-WINTBD STICK, JT i rent, i ll show -tea one cr bmted with a hunk of fS StvEBAL v,v T MAki IT . MEW, AN He6 IT IN- jp . 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There wilf be a presenta tion of noted screen personali ties yet to be announced and a world premier of Melody Time, a Walt Disney feature picture. for International relations day, Friday, May 28, the afternoon session will hear General Carlos P. Romulo, Ambassador Extra ordinary Plenipotentiary from the Philippines to the United States. This will be followed by a dance pageani une worm' snowing international, dances and directed by Ernest Roberts, New York City and executive director of United Nations I-nendshin. Inc. Friday evening, Erie Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association of America and ex president of the United States chamber of commerce will be one of the principle speakers. He will be followed by Dr. T. F. Ssiang, representative of China on the United Nations security council. This session will be opert to -the public. JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB SPRING DANCE TO BE HELD SATURDAY NIGHT A charming spring dance has been arranged by the Junior Woman's Club for members and guests to be held Saturday night, May 8, at nine o'clock at the Roseburg Country Clubhouse with Miss Ethel Van Voorst as general chairman. The affair will be semi-formal. Others working on committees for the affair Include: Mrs. Rob ert Elliot, Jean Turner. Sallv Bates, June Clavton and Jean Green. Tickets are now on sale and may be secured from any member of the club or from the chairman, Miss Clayton. NYDI A TEMPLE QUEEN TO VISIT HERE FRIDAY - Mabell T. Rankin. Portland. Queen of Nydia Temple, will visit Badoura Club, Daughters of ine iMie at a seven o clock form al dinner Friday night at Carl's Haven. Those desiring transpor tation are asked to meet at the Rose Hotel at six-thirty oclock. Following the dinner, a meetine will be held by the club at the home of Mrs. A. F. Micelll on the Melrose road. MRS. 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