Th Nw.-Relew, Rosebjrg, Ore. Mon., Sept. 26, 1949
Society and Gluhi
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
NOTICE
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Monday through Thursday nd
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weekly.
GLEA80NS HONORED
AT GRANGE MEETING
The regular meeting of the
Sutherlln Grange was held
Wednesday evening with the mas
ter, Eldon Sanders presiding.
Two applications for member
ship were presented and commit
tees appointed.
Roy Nicoson was Installed a
member of the executive board.
Hostesses appointed for the
next meeting, which will be a
pot-lurk supper are: Mrs. Ger
trude Brlngle, Mrs. Stella French
and Mrs. Mabel Pearce.
The lecturer put on a clever
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program honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Glcason, who were celebrat
ing their golden wedding anni
versary the following Sunday. A
lovely gift was presented to the
Gleasons from the group by Mrs.
Stella French. A three tier wed
ding cake, topped with a minia
ture bride iwith gilded gown)
and bridegroom, which was
served wilh ice cream by the
hostesses, Mrs. Rosemarle Jones,
Mrs. I'hreda Wahl and Mrs. Kay
Simmons to the honored guests.
Mr. and Mrs. I-eslie Gleason, and
Mr. an I Mrs. Eldon Sanders, Mr.
and Mrs. Orville French, Mr. tnd
Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Sleets, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cook, Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Velvie Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicoson, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bingle, Mr. and
Mrs. James Simmons, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Wahl, Mrs. Erma
Cornish, Mrs. Nellie Peterson,
Mrs. Dorothy Clark, Mrs. Kitty
Graham, Mrs. Ella Wegner, Mrs.
Hallle Martin, Clyde Henderson,
George Cornish and Charlie
Swindler.
Guests forjhe program and re-
Mrs. Charles A. Brand
Teacher of Singing
Voice Building, Song
Interpretation
Fell Iral
September f
KELLOGQ HOME EC
CLUB HAS MEETING '
The Kellogg Homo Econurnlrs
club met. at the Granga hall
Thursday for an all-day session.
A bountiful pot lurk dinner was
enjoyed at noon. The business
meeilng was conducted by Chair
man, Emma Madison; other of
ficers present were Fiances
Carnes, vice -Chairman; llnwl
Madison, secretary and Kdiih
Madison, treasurer. The ladies
quilted and worked on fancy work
lor their bazaar which his been
dated for November 19. The hcl
logg club plans to have another
all-day meeting Sept. 29; at that
time they will prepare the hall
foi the Booster program for Octo
ber 1. There were eight mem
bers present, one visitor and two
small children. Door prize was
won by Blanche Bullock. Coin
march netted $1.69 and was do
nated to the Polio fund.
mil SHOWER TO
BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY
A bridal shower honoring Miss
Marie Wakefield will be given
Wednesday at two o'clock at the
home of Mrs. A. F. Harnhnrt.
All friends Interested are cordi
ally invited to attend. -.
freshments were; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Woodrow from the east,
a brother of Mrs. Gleason and
Ralph Gardner and Ellen Wahl.
The program consisted of a
"mock wedding" with Mr. and
Mrs. Gleason as bride and bride
groom, with 12 others In the wed
ding party. A quartet furnished
the music with Mrs. Rosemarie
Jones at the piano.
All members are reminded not
to forget the birthday bank, to be
held at the oolluck dinner for all
those who had birthdays In July,
August and September.
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SUTHERLIN REBEKAH
LODGE HAS MEETING
The Sutherlin Rrbekah lodge
No. 218, met at the Methodist
church Thursday evening with
Noble Grand Miss Luella Plcuard,
and vice-grand, Mrs. Eunice Beck,
presiding. Only two officers, the
outside guardian and the R. S. V.
G. were officers protem.
The application of Mrs. Etbelyn
Freeman was acted upon and she
iwas elected to become a member
by Initiation. One application for
membership was read and com
mittees appointed.
Mrs. Belle Cook's ' son Dean,
who underwent a major operation
at the Veterans hospital in Port
land, was reported getting along
I nicely and that he expected to De
'able to leave the hospital in about
I three weeks.
The decision on buying a piece
of playground equipment for
the school, was laid on the table
until next meeting so that the
committee might get more infor
mation. Mrs. Helmle Burns, Mrs. Meryl
Wahl and Mrs. Velma Braunln
ger, were appointed a committee
to meet with the park board and
other committees to see what
could be done about giving some
kind of entertainment to raise
money to buy equipment for the
citv park.
I L'nder good of the order, dl
I rected by Mrs. Nellie Peterson,
Mrs. Maude Culver, Mrs. Mary
Barker gave the unwritten work
In a very creditable manner. The
drill team with Mrs. Barker in
! charge had a very good practice
'and will practice again after
lodpe Thursday evening, Oct. 6,
and the captain asks all members
I be present as she wishes to have
a complete practice so as to be
ready to initiate Oct. 20.
Mrs. Helen Squier and Mrs.
Doris Rteinbach contributed to
i the birthday fund and "Happy
I Birthday" was sung to them by
the members.
The hostesses of the evening,
Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs. Maggie
Francis, Mrs. Hallle Martin and
Mrs. Maude Culver served re
freshments buffet style to Mrs.
Hassle Woods, Mrs. Eva Lock
wood, Mrs. Olive Blondell, guests;
Mrs. Charlotte Parker, Mrs. Alma
Anderson, Mrs. Ella Wegner, Mrs.
Eunice Beck, Mrs. Kelmie Burns,
Mrs. Grace Wood, Mrs. Nellie
Peterson, Mrs. Margarie Sheets,
Mrs. Belle Cook, Mrs. Bertha
Barge, Mrs. Velma Brauninger,
Mrs. Marv Barker, Mrs. Lydia
Gillette, Mrs. Loon a Slack. Mrs.
i Juanita Holgate, Mrs. Jaunita At-
I LARGE RECEPTION IS
HELD AT SUTHERLIN
A very charming reception was
: held Friday evening at the school
gym, when the student council,
school board and the Parent
Teachers association entertained
for the teachers of the Sutherlin
' grade school, - high school and
the outlying school at Fair Oaks
and Nonpareil.
The nan was Deauuiuny aeco
rated with large bouquets of
fall flowers, and the stage was
decorated with flowers and blue
and white streamers.
A fine program was enjoyed
consisting of group singing lead
! by Mrs. Howard Magill, accom
panied at the piano by Mrs.
i Archie Amorde. Student council
! president. Frankie Holgate, in
i troduced Mr. Riddlebarger, school
superintendent of Sutherlln
schools, who in turn introduced
H. B. Austin, who Introduced the
Grade teachers. C. P. , Garrett,
principal of Nonpariel school, in
troduced his staff. Fred Richard
son, principal Introduced the high
I school staff. Mr. Riddlebarger
! in turn introduced Mrs. Betty
I Plueard, school secretary and
: Kenneth Barneburg, County
I school superintendent, who spoke
I "on welcoming the teachers."
Kay and Dixie Lucas sang, "In
dian Dawn," accompanied at the
I piano by Miss Barbara Miller.
Mrs. Helen Briscoe Introduced
I the school board. Ralph Thrift
'gave a very interesting talk on
! policies of school boards and
stated that the school census
had grown from 145 pupils in
1940 to 1128 in 1948.
Vocal solo by Dale Ross, was fol
lowed by the P.-T.A. president,
Mrs. Kanova, introducing Mrs.
Wattman, who explained the new
P.-T.A. program.
Mrs. Kanova thanked the de
orating committee and urged ev
ery one to Join and attend the
P.-T.A. meetings. Piano solo. Miss
Miller. Kay Lucas gave a talk
on Student Body duties and hopes
terbury, Mrs. Lucille Chase, Mrs.
Mabel Ross, Mrs. Emma Vanden
berg, Mrs. Meryl Wahl, Miss
Luella Pleuard. Miss Ethel Man
ning and Mrs. Ruth Manning.
of accomplishments. Mr. Riddle
barger explained the school sys
tem. The guests were invited to the
lace covered table which was
centered with a lovely bouquet,
flanked by tall tapers. Refresh
ments were served, with Mrs.
Mildred Culver and Mrs. Meryl
Wahl pouring.
MISS HUDSON GIVES
TALK AT MEETING
Miss Evelyn Hudson gave an
interesting talk on The Teaching
of Physical Education at the Lin
coln County Teachers Institute at
Toledo. Monday. About two nun
died teachers were present.
ELKTON MEMBERS VISIT
COTTAGE GROVE LODGE
Mrs. Ray Monner and Mrs
Enery Stewart took Mm. Carl
Moore. Mrs. Charles Hedden
Mrs. Howard Carnes, Mrs. Ed
Gates, Mrs. Charles Franklin and
Mrs. Joe Hudson to Cottage
Grove Friday where they visited
the Cottage Grove Rebekah
lodge.
ODD FELLOWS HOLD
MEETING SATU R DAY
Only eight Odd Fellows were
In attendance at the regular
meeting at the Elkton Lode last
Saturday night. Regular meet
ing nights are the first jnd third
Saturday nights of each month
and members are urged to attend.
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