a Tha News-Review, Roseburg, Ort. Wed"., June 22, 1949
Society and GluLi
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Will Marry Friday, June 24th
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Marjorie Jean Gllham
Mrs. Ora Davia of Roseburg announces tht engagement of her
daughter, Marjorie Jean Gllham, to Verlln Junior Calrna, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Calrna of this city.
The wedding will take plact Friday, June 24.
NOTICE
Social Items submitted by tele
phone for the society page must
be turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday and
by 10 a. m. Fridays, at which
time the social calendar and Sat
urday's society page are closed
weekly.
BADOURA CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETINQ
TUESDAY EVENING
On Tuesdav Badoura Club.
Nydla Temple, Daughters of Nile
held the monthly meeting at the
lovely .home of Mrs. Roy Bellows
on i-orey Avenue wun Mrs. hod
pi t Bellows assisting hostess. A
delicious dessert-supper was serv
ed from a table covered with an
exquisite lace table clolh and
centered with a beautiful arrange
ment of Sweet Williams. After
refreshments were served a short
business session was held with
Mrs. M. C, Cassel, president, In
c n a r g e. Arrangements
made for the official visit of the
queen of Nydia Temple to the
club to be the 28th day of June
at the Country Club.
After the business meeting a
"White Elephant" sale was con
ducted by Princess Lova Young
which netted the Club a substan
tial sum, and to be used In furth
erance of the work for the Shrine
Hospital for Crippled Children.
. Present were: Mrs. Ted Bern
ard, Mrs. Oscar Berrie, Mrs. Earl
M. Bleile, Mrs. M. C. Cassel, Mrs.
Bruce Elliott, Mrs. Roy Entler,
Mis. Essie Koentz, Mrs, George
Qulne, Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, Mis,
Cliff Thornton, Mrs. T. B. Vlrden,
Mrs. Bert Wells, Mrs. Bernard
Young, Mrs. Sam Criles, Mrs. Sam
Warg, Mrs. M. Sherman, of Wash
ington, D. C, a house guest of
Mrs. Earl Bleile, and the two
hostesses, Mrs. Roy Bellows and
Mrs. Robert Bellows.
COMMUNITY CLUB
HAS FINK MEETING
Mrs. Dale Sail and Mrs. Art
Bartlett were hostesses to the
Winchester Community Club
ladies at the club house Thursday
at a 1:30 dessert-luncheon. The
president, Marcelle Johnson, was
in charge of the business meet
I nr. There will be a Home Ex
tension Unit in this community
which will have it's first meeting
in October. Officers were elected
to begin serving at that time and
Include: Chairman Mrs. O.
P. Van Horn; Vice Chairman
Mrs. Jim Davidson; Secretary
Treasurer, Mrs. fcugene maenour,
Members would like all of the
ladles In this vicinity to become
Interested in this Extension Unit
which will be a very worthwhile
Drolect lor everyone. A pleasant
social hour was enjoyed and the
next meeting was announced to
be in the home of Mrs. Eugene
Ridenour and Mrs. Charlie John
son and Mrs. Belle Johnson as
co-hoslesses. Supervised play for
children of all age groups will De
sponsored by the club during the
summer weeks which will begin
Tuesday, June 28th. All children
In this community, whether par
ents are members of the club or
not, are welcome to attend these
play sessions. There is no charge.
Tuesday, June 28th, the ten years
and up age group will meet at the
club house at 10 a.m. Bring a sack
lunch. Marie Ridenour, Jesse
Wonch and Marcelle Johnson will
be In charge of this group. Wed
nesday, Marie Kruysman and
Louise Ketcherside will have
charge of the six to ten age group.
Thursday, Dorothy Sail, Adrid
Van Horn, lorraine Lewis ana
Marjorie Kirkpatrick will have
charge of the two to six age
group. The cnliaren win leave
the club house at three o'clock. A
lovely dessert was served to Marie
Kruysman and son Teddy, Mrs.
William Johnson and children,
Mrs. Bill Kirkpatrick and Billy,
Mrs. David Lewis and sons, Mrs.
Eugene Pasch and Karen and
Flovd: Mrs. Marie Ridenour, Mrs.
August Speidel, Mrs. Helen David
son, Mrs. Belle Johnson, Dortha
Sail, Dixie and Dallas, Evalee
Bartlett and Mrs. u.'f. van norn
and Gay,
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THIRD WEEK WINNER Phyllis Ann Coble, 10-month-old dough
fer of Mr, and Mrs. Willis Coble, Roieburg was winner of tha
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intra wsex oaoy personaniy conreir sponsorea DV Miller s. ihe
will be eligible to compete in the finals of the contest to be
judged from the four weekly winners June 25. (Picture by Miller
Moderne Studio)
10,150,000 More People
It has been estimated that
there will be 10,150,000 more
were people in the U. S. in 1960.
LOOK FOR THIS SIGN
WHEN YOU
PAINTING
PAJNTINO
' AND
DECOPATINO
ICONTPACTOCSJ
. AMfctfrTA
THINK OF
DECORATING
You art protected when yoii deal with
members of the
Painting and Decorating Cantraetart
of America
1. Personal injury or property damage fully covered by
insurance.
2. Written contracti and specifkationi.
3. All estimates and bids free.
4. Monthly payments if desired.
Following is a complett list of Painting Contractors who
are members of the Roseburg Chapter
Harry Hill Carl Cornell
Leo Kimball P. A H. Paint Co.
John B. Preston Spencer A McFadden .
Kenyon Bros. Tyler 4 Shutlr
Douglas Paint tnd Hardware
SHOWER PARTY IS
CHARMING AFFAIR
The women of the Mary Martha
Club of the Sutherlin Christian
Church entertained at a lovely
bridal shower Friday honoring
Joyce Holgate and Don West, in
the East room ot tne cnurcn. wirs.
Bertha Sanders and Mrs. Effie
Dickens were in charge of the
tables and decorations. Mrs. Jean
Barnes. Mrs. Bettie Abeene, Mr
Lillian Baumgardner and Mrs.
Ada Abeene were the refreshment
committee and Bob and Patty
Thames manned the eames.
The table had a large wniie
three tiered "Shower" cake, ap
propriately decorated for the1
centemiece and was baked by
Mrs. Sanders. Tall pink tapers
flanked each side. Two bouquets
of mock orange blossoms were
placed at each end with small
nosegays at each corner. Beauti
ful baskets of roses were placed
on the piano and about the room.
Many oeautuui gms were
placed on a lace covered table
with Mrs. Edna Longbrake and
Mm. Minnie Abeene In charee.
Several games were played
atler wmcn me onae-io-De ujieniru
the elfin.
Guests present were: The guesls
of honor, Joyce Holgate and Don
West, .Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. James
Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. G. Baum
gardner and children, Linda
and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Sanders and children, Jo Anne,
Joyce and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Thames and son, Timmy, Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Abeene, Jr., Mrs.
F.mll Harris, mother of Miss Hol
gate, Mr. and Mrs. Harry West,
Darents of the eroom to be, Mrs.
Robert Hall, grandmother, Mrs,
Vern Holgate, Mrs. Harry Barker,
Mrs. A berdena uuncan, mis.
Mllo Pope, Mrs. Minnie Abeene,
Mrs. Edna Longbrake, Mrs. Ada
Abeene and Mrs. Claude uicKens.
Those sending gifts who were
iinn h p In al end were mis.
Katie Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wehber. Mrs. Maurice Voeelphol,
Mrs. Jack Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Maddox and daughter Judy,
unit Mrs. Elaine Erickson.
Joyce and Don cut the large
cake and It was served with other
i refreshments.
BARN DANCE TO BE
ENJOYABLE EVENT
OF FRIDAY, JUNE 24
Alpha lota Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi will sponsor a Barn Dance
nt nine o'clock Friday night, June
24, at the Roseburg Country Club.
All chapter members of Beta Sig
ma Phi and their Invited guests
are asked to enjoy the affair.
Those attending are asked to wear
cotton dresses and Jeans. Tickets
are on sale at Short's Realty and
may be obtained from any mem
ber of Alpha lota Chapter.
KEYSTONE CLUB TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Members of the Methodist Key
stone Club are most cordially In
vited to attend a seven-thirty
o'clock dessert - supper Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Ned
Dixon with Mrs. S. A. Warg, Mrs.
A. W. Lamka, Mrs. Luclen Cobb
and Mrs. M. L. Suuden. hostesses.
The meeting was previously plan
ned for Thursday evening and
members are asked to take
note of the change In the meeting
date.
ZONTA INTERNATIONAL
OPENS AT QUEBEC
CONCERT TONIGHT
Monica Lind Ballet Company
at the
Senior High School Auditorium
Curtain Time-8:00 P. M.
Ticket May Be Purchased at Box Office
Adults $1.20 - Children 60c
Children Under 6 SOc
QUEBEC, June 17 The 28th
anrlual convenlion of Zonla Inter
national which ODens here on
Tuesday promises to be the larg
est Zonta meeting ever held and
the second largest scheduled for
uueuec tnis season, onlclals here
announced today. Close to 900
women In business executive posts
and the professions are due to at
tend. The Canadian Zonla clubs, hos
tesses for the convention, in last
minute plans, have further
strengthened the Canadian aspect
of the meeting. Music written by
Canadians, such as Patricia
Bloomfield and Barbara Pentlanil
of Toronto, and Violet Archer of
Verdun, P. Q., will be performed
at luncheons and dinners.
An exhibition of Canadian art,
loaned by the National Art Gal
lery, will be given. Canadian
literature will be displayed in
cluding the work of a member of
the Montreal Zonta Club, Miss
Helen Guiton, whose "A Country
Lover" came off the presses last
autumn.
The Quebec Board of Trade Is
presenting each delegate with
brochures on Canada, and the
representative of the Tourist
Bureau in Quebec is outlining
local tours.
Favors and door prizes to be
distributed have been manufac
tured in Canada.
All the featured speakers are
Canadians, and all of them are
Zontlans with the exception of
Mrs. Henri Vaulelet of Montreal.
Opening day event will include
a luncheon arranged Dy me Mon
treal Zonla Club at which Mrs.
Ruth B. Shaw of Montreal, con
vention chairman, will preside.
Theme of the convention will
be "Community Leadership in a
World Crisis.
STEDFAST CLASS TO
MEET AT POTLUCK
LUNCHEON THURSDAY
The Stedfast Class of the First
Presbyterian Cnurcn will meet at
a twelve o'clock potluck luncheon
Thursday at the home of Mrs. W.
M. Campbell, 949 Winchester
Street. Members are asked to
bring their Swan soap wrapocs
to be sent Into CARE, which in
turn will send soap abroad.
OFFICERS OF UMPQUA
UNIT TO BE INSTALLED
AT MEETING. TONIGHT
Umpqua Unit, No. 16, Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary will hold
installation of officers at eight
o'clock tonight, June 22, at the
Legion Home at 118 S. Kane
Street. Refreshments will be
served. All memuers are urged to
be present.
OAKLAND CHAPTER TO
HOLD LAST SOCIAL
MEETING THUR8DAY
Oakland Chapter No. 91, O.E.S.,
will hold its last social meeting
before the summer vacation.
Thursday, June 23, at eight
o'clock. The entertainment has
been planned In honor of Father's
Day. All members and visiting
members are cordially Invited to
be present.
EVERGREEN -GRANGE
TO MEET AT POTLUCK
SUPPER FRIDAY NIGHT
Evergreen Grange will meet at
a six-thirty o clock potluck sup
per Friday evening, June 24, at
the hall. The regular business
meeting will open at eight o'clock.
All members are urged to be
present.
D. OF U. V. TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Florence Nightingale Tent No.
15, Daughters of Union Veterans
of the Civil War will meet Friday
evening, June 24, at seven-thirty
o'clock at the K. of P. hall. All
members are requested to be
present.
CITY COUNCIL TO
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
A special meeting of Beta Sig
ma Phi City Council has been
called to be held at a noon no-
hostess luncheon at the Hotel
Umpqua Thursday, June 23. All
members ot tne council are re
quested to be present.
Admission Of Negroes As Members
Problem Before University Women
SEATTLE. June i2, WP) A
speaker from the South today
asked the Slst biennial conven
tion of the American Association
of University Women to settle
once and for all the question of
whether Negroes shall be accept
ed to membership.
Dr. Gillie A. Larew of Lynch
burg, Va., South Atlantic regional
vice-president, set the stage for
what she called a "paramount
Issue" of the convention with a
plea that delegates not sidestep
the Issue with a temporary ruling,
which thev hope "may one day
be superseded."
The controversy was touched
off in 1946 when the Washington,
D. C, branch rejected the appli
cation of Mrs. Mary Church Ter
rell, Negress who holds bachelor
of arts and master arts degrees
from Oberlin College, and who
was a member of the national
group.
A court ruling held that under
present by-laws the branch was
within its rights and could not be
compelled bv the national to ac
cept a member. I
The executive board today will i
consider a proposed change in by-1
laws to cover the subject. I
Dr. Larew laid the convention I
faces two questions In connection !
with the problem:
"Shall we who are now mem-1
bers of this Association, not by
virtue of birth or social position,
but by virtue of a college degree
prove less than willing to work
for practical educational ends in
the fellowship with other holders
of degrees?
"And how shall we in certain
areas where tensions exist sum
mon the persistence and faith to
make real this implied fellowship
of college women?"
Dr. Larew is head of the depart
ment of mathematics at Ran
dolph-Macon Women's College
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from Millers Baby thop
downstairs store no cost,
no obligation.
Bring your child to Miller.
Moderne Studios, they will
take the picture which will
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judges. Your choice of
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Any child of local resident
between the ages of 9
months and three years Is
eligible. (Contest barred to.
families connected in any
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tile Co. or their advertising
agents).
Km l ies will be judged on
personality.
All entry - photographs
will be the property of Mil
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Entries will be judged by
members of the photograph
ic industry not residing In
Roseburg.
Contest will extend from
May 28 to June 25, inclusive.
There will be one winner
per week, one Grand Prize
winner and one Second
Prinze winner. The winners
of th week will be eligible
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Prizes
A SI0 merchandise certi
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