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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1948
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By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
TO PICNIC TONIGHT
The Neighborhood Club will
hold a picnic tonight at six-thirty
o'clock (t the J. M. Mess picnic
grounds In Umpqua Park addi
tion. Those attending are request
ed to bring their own table erv-lce.
ASPHALT
""FLOORING""
PAGE LUMBER & FUEL
164 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 24:
AMATEUR PROGRAM
TO BE PRESENTED
AT GLIDE FRIDAY
The Baptist Youth Fellowihlp
of (Wide will present an amateur
program rriday evening, August
20, at eight o'clock at the Haplixt
Church at Glide. Musical num
bers, both instrumental and voc
al ; a skit and readings will he
presented. Refreshment will be
served without charge.
No admission charge will be
made Jor the entertainment, an
a free-will offering will be taken
to raise fund to Rend members
of the Glide B. Y. F. to the
summer camp at Arrah Wanna,
located on the slopes of Mt.
Hood. The public in cordially In
vited to attend the entertainment.
Every nut grower knows . . .
WALNUTS AND FILB21TS
DON! SELL THEMSELVES!
Well planned selling and merchandising are a im
portant to a grower as care of his orchard.
Here is Northwest Nut Growers' consistent year-in-year-out
program for bigger sale at better prices:
Advertising and Promotion market study new
packages, brands and processing methods nation
wide publicity of recipes to housewives finding new
uses for nuts building a strong sales organization.
Become a member of Northwest Nut Growers and
part of this long-range program.
Join your local unit Now Membership rolls (or 1941
close September 1.
HOME ECONOMIC
CLUB HAS MEETING
The Evergreen Home Econom
ics Club met Thursday at the
Grange hall for a social and
business meeting.
The following members were
present: Evelyn Nickerson, chair
man, Kuby Belle Kobernick, Ru
ble Bloom, Kuby Baker, Mar
garet MrCord. Margaret Burt,
Louise Bilger, Mabel Lange, Bes
se Loundsbury, Gladys .Stafford,
Nelle Lander, Pauline Little and
Isabelle McUonell.
The next meeting will be a
potluck luncheon, August 26.
Those attending are asked to
bring a gift and reveal their iden
tity to their mystery sister. New
names will be exchanged for the
coming year.
EVERGREEN GRANGE
HOLDS MEETING
The Evergreen Grange met at
the hall Kriday, August 13, with
Master Ronnie Hariman in the
chair. Thirty-sir member were
in attendance with Air .and Mrs.
Haul Krueger as guests. Mr.
Krueger gave a short talk on
(ire prevention and a two act
nlay was presented by the Home
Economics Club.
A social meeting will be held
Friday, August 27. All members
and friends are Invited. Ladles
attending are asked to bring a
pie.
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HUBBARD CREEK NEEDLE
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
AFTERNOON MEETING,
Mrs. ' Sadie - McKinney enter
tained the ladles of the Hubbard
Creek Needle Club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Visiting
and sewing were enjoyed while
the children played games and
rode on Richard McKinney's
Shetland pony, "Pet."
Delightful refreshments were
served by the hostess to: Mrs.
Merle Polk and children, Judy
and Jim. Mrs. Verl K. Graves
and grandson, Mrs. Iona Ger
mond and sons, Bobby, Wayne
and Teddy, Mrs. Verneta Peery
and daughters, Jo Ann and Cath
erine, Mrs. Roberta Phillips and
son, Larry of Sutherlin, Mrs.
Barrlnger and baby daughter of
Idaho, Mrs. Catherine Boeder.
Miss Mary Germond. Miss Dean
na Durbln, Mrs. Melba Germond
and daughter, Paula. Miss Mar
tha Clarke, Mrs. Hazel Judd,
Mrs. Doris Shlrd of Seattle and
Richard McKinney.
The next meeting will be Wed
nesday, Sept. 1, at 1:00 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Melba Ger
mond. RECENTLY MARRIED
COUPLE WILL MAKE
HOME IN ROSEBURG
Miss Ethel V. .McGlothin,
daughter of J. P. McGlothin of
San Antonio, Texas and Mrs.
Florence M. Bauman of Portland,
became the bride of Russell J.
' Stubblefield, son of J. A. Stub
! blefleld of Portland and Mrs.
( Maude Leinen of Oregon City, In
a simple ceremony performed at
the First Methodist Church In
Vancouver. Wash. '
The bride wore a navy blue
; crepe dress with white acces
sories and a corsage of orchids.
Mrs. Janice Stubblefield was mat
ron of honor and Miss Dorothy
Longstreet was maid of honor.
Chauncey Kaiser acted as best
1 man.
I The couple are now at home
I to their friends at 717 West
1 Mosher Street In Roseburg.
: PAST PRESIDENTS
PARLEY TO ENTERTAIN
HUSBANDS AT PICNIC
Members of the Past Presi
dents Parley of the American
Legion Auxiliary will entertain
their husbands at a six-forty-five
o'clock potluck picnic supper
Wednesday evening, August 25,
In the garden at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Young at
220 South Kane street. Those at
tending are asked to bring their
own table service. All past pre
sidents of the American Legion
Auxiliary and their husbands are
Invited.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Anderson
entertained at a dinner party
Tuesday, August 10, at their
home on the Newton Creek road.
In honor of their small son.
Earl Marcus, on his first birth
day. Earl Marcus received many
lovely gifts from: Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Fuchs and daughter, Joan,
Mrs. John T. Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Hughes, Mrs. Dorothy
Cherryholmes, Gene Anderson,
Eileen Anderson, Lewis Ander
son, Donald Anderson, Rosemary
Mitchell, Mrs. Martha Wells, and
the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson.
OLALLA BUSY STEPPERS
CLUB MEETS AT POTLUCK
LUNCHEON ON THURSDAY
The Olalla Busy Steppers en
tertained the Tenmile Communi
ty Club at a delightful picnic,
Thursday, August 5, at the Up
per Olalla Picnic Grounds.
Mrs. Harry Guthrie staged a
childrens parade to promote a
teen-age club and Mrs. Rathkey
entertained with several Danish
vocal solos.
At noon a delicious potluck pic
nic dinner was served to: Julia
Breitenbucher, Rosemarv Wright
and children, Alma Hopkins. Lu
lu Pearson and Harlene, Bene
Lockwood and daughters, Shir
ley, Darlene and Careen, Eva
Lakey and children, Effle Stock
ing, Delia Howard,' Maureen
Muetzel, Mary Hodges and grand
daughter, Patricia Carson, Anna
Ireland, Emma Diedrich, Renie
Jenkins, Minnie Lockwood, Paul
ine Gore, Gladys Rathkey, Dor
othy Rathkey, Dorena Gates, Bar
bara Fowler, Louise Coats, Mrs.
Rathkey, Mrs. Carl Burr and
children, Jennie Wilson, Lillian
Shull, Maoot Burr and daugh
ter, Joan, A'pha Rowland, Ada
Cassidy, CarliiQ Cassldy, Darlene
Walls, Garnet Folmsbee, Mable
Hafer, Margant Birdwell, and
children, Alice Carr, Rev. and
Mrs. Appleyard, Mrs. William Al
len, Hazel Ison. Blanche Degner,
Love Wood, Izma Vance and
children, Ellis and Connie Ward,
Junia Byron, Mrs. J. W. Byron
and daughters. Sally and Susan
of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. Harry
Guthrie and children, Morna Mof
fett, Margaret Silf and son, Bes
sie Smith, Bernioe Parker and
daughter, and Mrs. Courtney
Muetzel.
The next meeting will be a
potluck dinner at the Olalla
hall, August 19. Mrs. Courtney
Muetzel will act as hostess .
CHARTER MEMBERS OF
RIVERSDALE GRANGE
TO BE HONORED FRI DAY
Charter members will be
guests of honor at the Riversdale
Grange meeting Friday night at
eight-fifteen o'clock at the hall.
Mrs. Glenn Cox, lecturer, has ar
ranged an interesting program
for the occasion. Refreshments
will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Daniels and their commit
tee. All charter members are es
pecially urged to attend the meeting.
M. S. JACK STRICKEN
M. S. Jack of Strout Realty
Company, 951 So. Stephens St..
was taken to Mercy Hospital
Wednesday, after he had col
lapsed from a heart attack. He
was stricken while walking along
Main Street In front of the News
Review office.
MONEY SUIT FILED
W. H. Gerretsen has filed suit
in circuit court against Paul and
Erman Rodders asking for a services.
Judgment for $1,9-16.10, plus In
terest and costs, alleged due for
goods, wares, and merchandise
sold plaintiff and for labor and
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