8 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Thur., May 26, 1949
Society and GluLi
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
NOTICE
Social Items submitted by tele
phone for the society pace must
be turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday and
by 10 a. m. frrldays, at wmctt
time the social calendar and bat
urday's society page are closed
weekly.
VONCALLA B. P. W. C,
WINS SPECIAL CITATION
At the 28th Annual Stale Con
vention of the Oregon Federation
of Business and Professional
Women's clubs held In Salem
May 13, 14, 15, I he Yoncalla B.
P. W. was awarded a Special
Citation for its book entry.
Scrapbooks of activities of the
various clubf, throughout the
state, which formed the Slale
Federation, are compiled during
the club year, and displayed and
judged at the Slate Convention
each year.
As one of the "Baby Clubs"
of the State Federation, having
only received their charter and
official recognition from the
State and National Federation
this past January, .Yoncalla 15.
P. VV. may well be proud of this
award from the first State Con
vention of Business and Pro
fessional Women's Clubs at
which they have had representa
tion. GRADUATES OF
GARDEN VALLEY SCHOOL
HONORED AT DINNER
A dinner was given Tuesday
evening at Carl's Haven honor
ing the graduates of the Garden
Valley School. Attending were:
the teachers, Joseph Giroux and
Helen Btirkhart; class members,
George Langioise, John Michael,
Jerry Sumner, James Ewens,
Teddy Hess, John Webber, Judy
Pon and Gifford Evans, and the
following parents: Mr. and Mrs.
James S. Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Langioise, Mr. and Mrs.
O. F. Michael, Mrs. Graham
Ewens and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Webber.
A theater party followed the
banquet.
FRESHER . . .
. ( . because they're
good companions all.
Yes, we've shoes for
every type for sports,
dress or casual wear.
A white kid AIR
STEP sandal with
cuban heel . . ,
AAAA to B in s zes
4 to 11.
A white kil t ;
platform sole I.
AIR STEP . . .
AAAA to 8 in sizes
i to 11.
Listen to the Freddy Martin Show every Wednesday.
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HOME
OWNED
YONCALLA WOMEN'S
STUDY CLUB HAS
LAST MEETING OF YEAR
The last meeting of the Yon
calla Women's Study Club was
held Thursday afternoon in the
Kpworth Hall of the Yoncalla
Methodist Church. The last meet
ing Is also commemorated as
Senior Day, as the Senior girls
and their mothers are guests
oi tne club on that day.
Delicious luncheon was served
to ten senior girls and their moth
ers and 20 club members. The
social committee had charge of
I lie neautllul decorations using
tne class colors red and wnite,
wilh flowers on the table, white
snapdragons and red roses. The
senior girls were presented with
lovely red and while carnation
corsages, and welcomed to the
meeting by the president, Mrs
Ida Pinkston, Miss Elva Arnold
gave a response for the class
Following the luncheon a short
program was enjoyed. Group
singing of the Oregon Slale song,
and reading the club Collect by
Mrs. nice, invocalion by Mrs,
Reeves, chaplain, was followed
by two piano solos by Molly
Kingery. A very interesting talk
on color In the home was given
ny flirs. Art Kuchard. Mrs. Les
lie Chapman gave a very in
teresting travelogue.
Mrs. Pinkston, retiring presi
dent, was presented with a gift
a book entitled "My House in
Yours," by Elsa Larralds. Mrs.
Dare Kingery Installed the fol
lowing new officers into their
respective stations; president for
i!ii!i-su, Mrs. Fred p.ic-k. mis.
Merk appointed the following
committees to serve the coming
year: program committee, Mrs.
Raphael Wise, Mrs. J. N. Sparks,
Mrs. Dare Kingery, Mrs. Jennie
Iisswoll, Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston,
Mrs. Harvey cockeram and Mrs,
Al Hoffman. Social and financial
committee: Mrs. Ait Rychard,
Mrs. Latham, Mrs. LeRoy Han
son, Mrs. Fred Reeves, Mrs. Hugh
Warner, Mrs. Dan Wright, Mrs.
Cablness, Mrs. Harold Turpin,
Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Earl Strong,
Mrs. Metz and Mrs. Chapman.
Parliamentarian, Mrs. Al Hon
Kedcttes for casual
wear ... a washable
sandal with rubber
soles. Kedeltes for
men and children too.
229 N. Jackson, Roseburg
and
Sutherlin Apparel
Sutherlin, Oregon
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STYLE PARADE These 4-H
Junior High School May 21. Dresses are of their" own design.
soecialist at Oreaon State Colleae. and Miss Esther Taskerud,
ribbons were awarded girls judged best In clothing contests here
will be selected at the first
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AI'I'KAI, TO PRESIDKNT Imprisoned under a 141-yenr-oId
statute because they can't pay fees churned nsnlnst them tor auto
accidents, Ralph J. Fusatt (left), who spent time in a Nazi prison
during the wnr, and Henmrd J. Smith, also an ex-OI, look over their
Army momentoes in the Kutlnnd, Vt., Jail. Futtntt has been Imprisoned
for 15 ntontho. Neither enn be released or put on bail unless, as the
law states, they swear they hnve estates of "less than $20." Many
groups are working to free them from the arcbalc sentences. In an
open letter to President Trumnn, they appealed for his moral support.
man; critic, Mrs. rinkston; Chap
lains, Mrs. Fred Reeves and
Mrs. Dnn Wright.
COOKED FOOD 8ALE TO
BE HELD ON SATURDAY
Neighbors of Woodcraft Lilac
Circle No. 49 will sponsor a
cooked food sale Saturday, May
2S, at the E. G. High Insurance
office In the IOOF hall
Chlldrtn Involved
Children are Involved In nnlv
about twn-fifihs of the divorces.
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Cliosen by girl graduates for their shimmering lustrous
beauty. Doltoh simulated pearls add allure to lovely flesh
tones, bring a touch of luxury to eery costume, daytime
or night. See our complete ancty of single, double and
triple strands, many with rhinestone-set sterling siKer
clasps. In striking gift cases, satm-lmed. Priced from
3.12 up.
Jewelry Department
Main Floor
qirlt parade before iudgei in a
annual Douglas County Fair, in August. Ifieture by Caul Jenkins. I
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MOVIES TO BE SHOWN
AT LOOKINGGLASS
GRANGE FRIDAY NIGHT
The Lookingglass Grange will
show movies in the hail at 8
o'clock Friday night, May 27.
The public is invited. Admission
will be charged and the money
taken in will be used for the
benefit of the newly formed
grange.
There will be animated car
toons and the feature movie will
be Bobby Brcen in "Rainbow
on the River."
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ityle ihow at the 4-H Sprina
Judges, seated, are Miss Mary
assistant state 4-H leader, both
and at Achievement Days at
MRS. EMMA RECORD
HONORED AT LARGE
AFFAIR ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Emma Record was pleas
antly surprised Friday evening
when a group of friends and rela
tives gathered at the Elkhead
Community Hall to celebrate her
birthday. A potluck dinner was
served at 7 o'clock with three
large birthday cakes gracing the
center of the long table. Mrs.
record received many beautiful
gifts from her friends.
Following the dinner, old time
dancing was enjoyed, with mu
sic being furnished by Delmar
Record and Dave Rust.
Those present included, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Record, Mr.
and Mrs. D. O. Record, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Rust and two sons;
Mr. and Mrs. Hurchenson and
two grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs.
Jazek and son; Mr. Ducan, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Reeves, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Reeves and son; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston, Mr.
and Mrs. George Langdon and
two children; Mr. and Mrs. Per
cy Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Paulsrude and son; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Nnmocks and son; Mr.
and Mrs. John Bowman and Mr.
Bowman's brother; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Brody, Mr. and Mrs. Turn
elk and family; Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Davis and two children of Yon
calla, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Blodgett
of Sutherlin, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Brink and family of Spring
field, and Mrs. Dora Johnson
of Portland.
W. B. A. DISTRICT
RALLY IS HELD IN
EUGENE ON SATURDAY
The W.B.A. district rally held
in Eugene Saturday was attend
ed by Cora Little, Willmetta
Squires, Jessie Vinson and Maude
Powers of the Roseburg Re
view. The tri state field director, Mrs.
Catherine Bowen, of Seattle, was
in attendance. Reviews from Al
bany, Portland, Eugene and Rose
FURNITURE
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Achievement Day at Roieburg
Beth Mlnden, home management
of Corvallis. Blue, red and white
Reedsport and Drain. Champions.
burg put on the work. Mrs. Bow-
en will pay her official visit to
Roseburg at a rally, the date of
which will be announced later.
She will be accompanied here by
the Association medical examiner.
JON COWAN HAS PARTY
ON BI f.TH DAY FRIDAY
Jon Cowan celebrated his
birthday Friday afternoon with
a parly for a group of his friends.
After a delicious lunch of Ice
cream and cake the little guests
enjoyed the show at the Eagle
Theater. Those attending were
Dale cowan of Cottage Urove,
Bruce Timmons, Leroy Vian, Bar
ry Kremkau and Jon Cowan.
There were more than eight
million volumes and pamphlets
in the Library of Congress at
the close ot 1M47.
SUMMERTIME MEAL
You can ignore the calendar when you own o home freezer. Store the
fish you catch this summer for next winter's feasting . , . freeze your gar
den produce and have fresh vegetable!, fruits and berries in January.
Freeze the game you shoot this fall and beat the high prices.
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BARRY KREMKAU
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Barry Kremkau entertained at
a hamburger fry at nis nome
Tuesday evening, his guests De
lng his class mates, and the oc
casion being his birtnday. Bad
minton was played during tne
evening, after which the entire
group attended tne local tneaier.
Those enjoying the evening were
Harry Kremkau, Jimmy Hamil
ton, Kenneth Means, Max Rust,
Boh Ulbright, Sam Currier, Jon
Cowan, Elvin Raper, Bill Ben
ner, Stanley Snider, Keith Wil
son, Kenneth Means of Yoncalla
and Dale Cowan of Cottage
Grove.
Plain
or lodlied
ROSEBURG
100 Spruc St.
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Quality Certainly
Lower Prices Always
12 Women Make Up Minds
And Convict Murderer
SAN DIEGO, Calif., May 26
fli A criminal whom the FRT
I credited with being among the
"top ten has admitted anotner
mistake.
He was condemned to death for
murder Tuesday by an all-woman
jurv. "I didn't think," commented
Lloyd E. Sampsel, 48, "that 12
women could make up their
minds."
Sampsel, who shot and killed a
finance company customer dur
ing a holdup here last year, will
be sentenced to the gas chamber
today.
en it rains it pours
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Bargains Galore ,
Va to Vi Off
on
Flower and Vegetable Plants
Shrubs and Trees
We're overstocked with thousands
of choice plants all to be sold ot
cost.
NOW AT THI
NURSERY
At Foot of Washington St.
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