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Society and GUU
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
NOTICE
Social Items submitted by tele
phone (or the society page must
be turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday and
by 10 a. m. Fridays, at whlcn
time the social calendar and Sat
urday's society page are closed
weekly.
MR. AND MRS. ALDROPP
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Aldropp
very graciously entertained at a
fried chicken dinner Tuesday
evening at their lovely home east
of Sutherlln. The table was cen
tered with a beautiful low ar
rangement of summer flowers.
Covers were placed for: Aud
ry Leonard and Joe Cole, of Oak
land, Wilfred Kincaid and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mis.
Aldropp.
The pleasant evening was spent
In viewing the many beautiful
flowers and out-door-grounds alt
er which visiting was enjoyed.
BIRTHDAY PARTY IS
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
Last Saturday evening, Miss
Dorothy Dale Finn, of Melrose,
was honored on her birthday with
a surprise party when her moth
er Mrs. Floyd Finn Invited the
following to her home: Marilyn
Nickens, Virginia Matthews, Jac
quelyn Matthews. Darlene Kru.
se, Phyllis Williamson, Dalene
Busenbark. Jeanlne and Louise
Conn, Ruby Matthews, Amy Kru
se, Ruth Simmons and Amy Mat
thews and the hostess. Gifts and
a decorated cake were presented
to the guest of honor, and re
freshments were served.
JAYCETTES TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
The Jay-C-Ettes will meet Wed
nesday evening at eight o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Al Fray,
Box 335-E, Melrose route, phone
149-J-5, with Mrs. Bill Pyle and
Mrs. Mack Pyle, assisting host
esses. All members are urged to
attend.
Miss Betty Stidham was sur
prised on her birthday Tuesday
evening, when her Campfire
group honored her with a party
at her home. Gifts were present
ed to her, and her mother, Mrs.
Scott Stidham, served refresh
ments to the following: Jeanine
Conn, Donna Barker, Phyllis Wil
liamson, Dalene and Jo Ann Bu
senbark, Claudette and Carol
Manning. Darlene Kruse, Donna
Dillon and Lola Lynn.
UMPOUA REBEKAH
LODGE HAS MEETING
Umpqua Rebekah lodge, No.
173, met Tuesday night at which
time a shower was held for the
I.O.O.. home.
Members reported ill were
Mrs. Agnes Hudson, Mrs.
Gladyce Stewart, Mrs. Ida Mue
Haines, Mrs. Edith Wright, Mrs.
Nellie Binder and J. Boyd Ra-
der.
Aunt Fannie Ruel, life member
of Umpqua lodge, was remem
bered. Refreshments were serv
ed to 15 members by Frances
Carries and Dorothy Binder.
FRIENDLY CIRCLE
CLUB TO MEET,
The Friendly Circle club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
nome oi Mrs. Lena Plafl on the
Rifle Range road, Instead of -it
the home of Mrs. Margaret Pfaf f
as previously planned. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
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in the field.
VACATION Her the models rest gratefully in camp on the peaceful shores of Diamond lake, after a aruellina dav
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After this,
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who love it, to be lazy in. (Picture by Paul Jenkins. I
they sugqeit hopefully, "let's take pictures of living room fireplaces, or lawn swings." Not many cams
ers are staying at Diamond lake now. The mosquitoes are many, the fish few. But even so it is a wonderfully restful spot for those
BUSINESS WOMEN'S
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
The Associated Business Wom
en's club of Sutherlln held a busi
ness meetine Monday evenine in
the basement of the Methodist
church.
The various committees on the
Flower show had many things to
discuss and final plans to make.
I he h lower hhow will be held
at the School Gym Saturday, Au
gust 271 h. and will he an all-day
affair. The commltiees on the
Hobbv Show, the White Elephant
and the bazaar state all entries
can be made between the hours
of 8 o'clock and 10 and that the
judging will be done after all
entries are made by out-oMown
judges and ones not interested
Irany one entry.
inose contributing to tne wnne
Elephant sale and the bazaar are
asked to either bring their arti
cles to the next meeting. August
15th, or leave them at Mrs. Du
beli's Beauty parlor, not later
than Friday, Aucust 2fith, so that
all articles can be marked before
being taken to the hall.
there also win be prizes
awarded for the best hat made
from flowers. The hat does not
have to be worn.
Mrs. Isabel Card read a letter
from the Girl Scouts stating Ihey
had accepted the offer of the club
to sponsor a Girl Scout troop and
they had appointed Mrs. Card
and Mrs. Jean Richardson as a
troop committee to represent the
club and the Troop No. 1, is the
one sponsored.
Members attending were: Mrs.
Esther Montgomery, Mrs. Laura
Welsh. Mrs. Florence Groshong.
Mrs. Leona Slack, Mrs. Lucille
Chase. Mrs. Martha Coenenberg.
Mrs. Gladys Minor. Mrs. Mar
garet Porter, Mrs. Connie Smith,
Mrs. Lucille Chr ss. Mrs. Beltv
Correll, Mrs. Lois Rlemenschnei
der, Mrs. Olga Bielman, Mrs. Is
abel Card, Mrs. Jean Richard
son. Mrs. Bertha Dubell. Mrs.
Francis Carriger, Mrs. Floremr?
Cook and Mrs. Betty Stamp.
FLOOR SANDING
nd
FINISHING
Estimates
:A Leslie Pfaff
320 Ward St.
Phone 1349-J
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f ANNUAL NEBRASKA
PICNIC TO BE HELO
The annual Nebraska picnic
will be held at Jantzen Beach,
Sunday, August 14. Those attend
ing are asked to bring their own
lunch. Entertainment will be pro
vided for everyone attending.
CIRCLE NO. 1, TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
Circle No. 1, of St. Joseph's Al
tar society will meet Wednesday
night at eight o'clock at the ar
mory. All members and women
of the parish are cordially invited
to attend.
TENMILE LADIES CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
The Tenmile Ladies club will
meet at a noon pot luck luncheon
Wednesday at the Tenmile
church. All members are cordial
ly invited.
JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB
ANNOUNCES MEETING
The Jollv Circle club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Evelyn Warren. All
lo'be present.
Youth Displays
Courage On News
Of Loss Of Feet
SEATTLE, Aug. 8-fB Little
George Jodry's parents have
been spared the ordeal they fac
ed with dread for 24 hours.
Thev don't have to tell the 9-
vear-old Bremerton boy that ne
hasn't any feet. He already
knows. His doctor broke the news
to the boy. He took It like a little
soldier Just as he took the physi
sol ordeal when a boxcar's
wheels took off his legs below
the knee as he played on It Wed
nesday night.
The parents. George Jodry Sr.
of Bremerton and Mrs. Jean Gro-
ean of Seattle, dreaded the
thought of having to tell the lit
tie fellow.
But as they entered his room,
he greeted them:
'The doctor told I'm going to
get two wooden feet. I asked mm
if I'd be able to swim and he sa'd
'sure'." He said I could run and
ride a bicycle, too."
But the boy was puzzled by the
strange feeling in his limbs.
"It's funny," he said. "My toes
hiyt but I have no toes."
In the meantime, groups and
Individuals In Bremerton and Se
attle had started a fund to as
sure the best of care and the
best of artificial feet for George.
REEDSPORT
Cottage Grove Pair Convicted
On Game Charge In Jury Trial
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Frank Devore and Roxie Mil
ler, both of Cottage Grove, were
found guilty of possession of a
game animal, namely deer, in the
court of Justice of the Peace Fred
M. Wright in Reedsport Wednes
day, following a jury trial. But
they were found innocent of
hunting and pursuing game ani
mals during closed season."
Claude Giles of Coos Bay was
attorney for the defense, with Dis
trict Attorney Robert G. Davis of
Roseburg, prosecuting the case.
M. H. Catterlin of Gardiner was
Jury foreman. Other members
were U c. Arthur. E 1 m e r
Wheaton, May Carlson and Laura
tills of Reedsport and Lois
Rookard of Gardiner.
Fines of $150 each and costs
were assessed by Judge Wright.
Just before the case came to trial,
state police officers from Lane
county arrested the pair on a
charge of possession of deer meat
at Cottage Grove. Judge Wright
set their bail at $500 each to in
sure that they appeared for trial
mere, wnen tne case was set.
Griffith Kimble of Florence,
charged with shooting bullfrogs
in Tahkenitch lake in violation
of law, which lists bullfrogs as
game fish to be taken only with
hook and line, appeared in court,
pleaded guilty to the charge and
was fined $25 and costs.
Employee Missing With Money
A complaint has been filed In
justice court In Reedsport against
Edward Louis Clark, an employe
of the Thompson-Epperhart ga
rage, charging him vith larceny
o. about $350 of company monev.
According to the complaint, both
the money and Clark are missing.
Arrest Warrant Issued
A warrant has been Issued by
Justice of the Peace Fred M.
Wright for the arrest of J. E.
Manning, until recently residing
at the Colonial apartments in
Reedsport, for the issuance of bad
checks. Manning, a painter by
trade, is said to have passed sev
eral of these checks, one for $50
at the Rainbow pool hall.
Return To Ash Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fullhart
of Ash Valley returned to their
home in the valley Wednesday
after a short trip to San Fran
cisco, where they were called by
the death of an old friend. On
their way back, they transacted
business in Roseburg. During
their absence, their store in the
valley was operated bv their sons.
Robert and William, and their
mail and freight line from the
valley to Reedsport was handled
by Robert.
Receiving Medical Care
Leonard F. Naap of Dean's
Creek is spending a few weeks in
Portland, receiving medical atten
tion. Friends have heard that he
is improving steadilv. During his
absence, his sons, Clarence and
Leo, are operating his dairy ranch
on Dean's Creek.
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Tip Top
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23e Tooth Brush My-Te-Fine . . . . 350c
79c Surgeon's Rubber Gloves ... 50c
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59c Cleaning Fluid F. m, gallon. . . . 50c
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