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Th Nowi-IUvlew, kotebjrg, Oro. Tues., Oct. 18, 1949 Society and Gluki By BETTY ALLEN kl"YTIT CANYONVILLE WOMAN'S INU i IL.U CLUB BEGINS FALL Social Items lubmltted by tele- ACTIVITIES WITH TEA phone for the society page must The-Canvonvllle Womin'i club T h -rir.rl v Vnrt'"""1 ,h,"'r lH" rtlVitlM With Monday through Thursday nd by 10 . m. Friday at which time the social calendar and Sat urday's society page are closed weekly. DILLARO WOMAN'S GROUP HONORED AT TENMILE Members tf the Dillard Wo man's Society of Christian Ser vice were entertained Wednesday by the Tenmile Community club in their new clubhouse. Lunch eon was served at noon and a program presented by Mis. Blan che Degner. Making the trip from DlllarJ were Mis. Belle Clark, Mrs. Ruby Peterson, Mrs. Virgin la Laurance, Mrs. Helen Buell, Mrs. Grace Barnes. Mrs. Lulu Post, Mrs. Vivian Burgess, Mis. Ruth Smith. Mrs. Jo Leaner. Mis. tea Friday evening In the I. O. O. F. hall. I he centerpiece was a bowl of white roses with white taers. Guests attending the meeting were Mis. Marilvn Wynter of Roseburg. Mrs. W. 11. Smith of Riddle, Mis. Martha Clay, Mrs. Arlene Herbert, Mrs. Patricia Rice. Mrs. Ksther Brown, Mi". Susan Growl, Mrs. Amy E. Lamm. Mrs. Mae Tavlor, Mil Mae Williams, Mrs. Pauline Bin der, Mis. Lloyd Stone, Mrs. Phoebe Graves. Mrs. Mildred Ford. Mrs. Bonnie McClane. Mis. Beatrice Boyle, Mrs. Vera Olsen, Mrs. Fiances Kelsey, Mrs. Doro thy Cox and Mrs. Bee Anderson. Members In attendance were Mrs. Verne Worrall, Mrs. Jennie Stumho Mis. Olive Homme. Mrs. Dorolhv Chanoell. Mrs. Elveda Mary Lee Walker, Mrs. Beatrice Graven. Mis. veoa Annersson . - . 'in. .. . lima Umnhnm Mr Inar i I. astv Post. Mrs. Nora M. Williams, Mrs. Evelyn Nickerson, Mrs . Wllma Haumesor and daughter, Mrs. Gladys Johnston, Mrs Mer cy Buell, Mrs. Imogene Apple yard. Mrs. Nellie M Wilbur, Mrs. Myrtle Burtch, Mrs. Rosa Heln bach and Rev. Mr. Appleyard. MELROSE GRANGE TO HOLD BOOSTER NIGHT Melrose grange Is holding booster night at the grange hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Three pupil of Sallv Hilt, dance Instructor of Ulah Rhoden studio of dance arts will be featured. The program will Include S.ir dra Shugai t and Carol Lynn Cass, tap dance; Frieda Fullmer, Or iental dance; Carol Cass, hula; Frieda Fullmer, tap number. COUNTY COUNCIL PLANS MEETING) ON SATURDAY The Douglas County Council of Parents and Teachers will meet in the Junior high school library at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22. All officers and Interested mem bers of the council are asked to bring their problems to the meet ing for discussion. Mrs. Al v 1 n Helgeson of Myrtle Creek Is chair man of the council. Mrs. June Bingham. Mrs. Joan Havs. Mrs. Verna Vredenburg, Mrs. Ruth Bingham and -Mrs. Pearl McClane. T. N. T. CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY EVENING AT MARSH HOME T.N.T. club members enjoyed an evening of canasta when they met last Tuesday with Mrs. How aid Marsh. Prizes' were won by Mrs. L. V. Pearson. Mrs. Sher man Morris and Mrs. Robert Keefe. The apple contest was won by Mrs. John Burkhart. Enjoying the evening were Mrs. Pearson, a guest: Mrs. Keefe, Mrs. W. M. McCollom, Mrs. Marvin Doty, Mrs. Lyle Harrell. Mrs. Fred Perry. Mrs. John Burkhart. Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. Morris and the host esses. Mrs. Wright will entertain the club at tiie Nov. 1 meeting with Mrs. Morris as co-hostess. AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS WILL MEET TONIGHT The Past Presidents 0 the Am eriran Legion auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the home ,of Mrs. Betty Moore. 428 Pilzer street. All past presidents of the auxiliary are invited. 1 -yr .ROSEBURC concert association launches member ship DRIVE Nearly 60 members of Roseburg. 1 Community con cert association attended a Itictoff dinner last night at Junior high school, to hear plant for a membership drive that started Monday. The drive will continue until 2 p. m. Saturday. The local group sponsors vocal and Instrumental concert artists, who will appear here during the 1949 - 50 concert season. zranriu r 7 1 l tf-'M n UV ' - i rH II SsSBS fc m ai -rm ' -tr Above left Is Reverend Walter A. MaeArthur, Helen Casey, Mrs. Margaret" Blackburn, New York, here to assist with the member ship campaign, and I standing I, Miss Gladys Strong, association ftresident. Above right is Miss Strong, Mrs. Edwin Young, Oak and, and Ken Bushey, Miller's Radio-record shop. (Paul Jenkins picture) WALTER FISHER TO BE GUEST 8PEAKER THURSDAY AT WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING Walter Fisher will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Roseburg Woman's club Thurs day afternoon at 1:S0 at the First Methodist church. He has select- a rt K. him Innip "A f'.PIIPrJll PlC . L-.. .-,.. a Tha mneir-nl In. month. terlude will he' community sing-Enjoying the dinntjr J'.p?" Ing in charge of Mrs. arl Plum-1 Jf r. and Beverly Bvrd. Aletha " I Mead and Janice Johnson, a 1 1 Reports will be heard on the ! of Roseburg. Beulah Wilhoit of annual flower show to be an I nrin and Ann Hughe, of D I I I event of Oct. 25 and 26 at the I ard; Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Blcknell Methodist church. Mrs. P. E. 1 and their son. BAPTIST CHURCH GIRLS' CLASS ENJOYS DINNER The eighth grade girls class of the First Baptist church was hon ored Thursday evening at the home of their teacher, Mrs. W. E. Bicknell with a supper party. During the evening the girls plan ned their activities for the Beaver is chairman of this year's show and is aided by a capable staff of committee chairmen. GARDEN VALLEY WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS MEETING Garden Vallev Woman's club will meet at the clubhouse Thurs day. Oct. 20 with Margaret Booth and Wllma Pon as hostesses. You can call m l RECEPTION TO HONOR G. A. LINOBLOOMS AT GRANGE HALL Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Llndbloorn will be honored at a reception at the South Deer Creek grange hall tonight between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock. The affair will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Lindbloom are well known in Douglas county and all friends and neighbors are Invited. Arrangemenis .for the evening are in charge of resi dents of the community. PATCH AND CHAT CLUB MEETS AT KEA8EY HOME Mrs. D. W. Keasey was hostess to Patch and Chat club mem bers at her home on the Keasey road Oct. 13. A guest of the club was Mrs. C. F. McNutt -f Forest Grove. Mrs. E. G. Trnzell will entertain the club Oct. 27 at her home. Attending were Mis. Gordon Ware. Mrs. Ed Verrill. Mrs. C. J. Bradlev, Mrs. C. R. Bartlett, Mrs. E. G. Trnzelle. Mrs. E. R. Buckingham. Mrs. Darley Ware. Mrs. Tom Flndley and the host ess. AUXILIARY PLANS WEDNESDAY MEETING The American Legion auxiliary will meet in regular session Wed nesday, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. at the Legion home. 118 South Kane street. All Legion auxiliary mem bers and eligible members are urged to attned. FRIENDSHIP CLUB SCHEDULES MEETING Friendship club will meet Thursday. Oct. 20 at the K. of P. hall in the game room with Gladys Frenette and Lela Kuy kenriall as hostesses. Each mem ber is asked to bring an article for the ha.aar to work on during the meeting. Melrose Parboil green peppers after rutting off the lops and removing the Inner seeds and membrane; ctit In half lengthwise, fill halves with a mixture of creamed ham and cooked macaroni. Top with hultered soft bread crumbs and hake In a moderate oven for about half an hour. Ill call .you long distance as soon as we get there" The folks bark home would love to jiear your voice. So why not call them now. Rates are low less than half what they were ten years ago for a Coast-to-Coast call. And you can say as much in three minutes as in a letter.. .getting an answer at once. You can call anywhere in the United States for not more than $QjQ PIUS HI. (Day station rate for first threa minutes) Most calls go through while you hold the line...three times as fast if you know the number. Even if the number doesn't answer, the Operator will keep working on your call. Long Distance is one of today's best bargains. Get the answer fast... use long distance The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Give to your Community Chest. ..Give all you can. - no-deposit no-return Milk Container These new containers art: SAFE SANITARY CONVENIENT No More Bottles to Wash! WATCH rOR THEM IN YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE SOON Umpqua Dairy Ph. 31 By NETTIE WOODRUFF Mr. and Mrs. Thel Allen of Roseburg. and Mr. and Mrs. Cleorge Butler, their daughter. Miss Betty, and son, George Jr., and Dalton Conklin of Winston were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cory, and foster daughters. Miss Valen and Miss Sandra Rawel, at their home in the Callahan trail, Melrose dis trict. Lester Doedee, stationed on Raughman and Landers lookouts all summer, left last week for his home in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. James Adams of Spokane, Wash., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ran som. Mrs. Delia Dingley, who is visit. Ing here from California, was a guest at the Melrose Home Econ omics club, held at the beautiful home of Mrs. Laverne Nickens, Wednesday afternoon. The Ding ley family formerly resided at Melrose. Mrs. J. E. Hill, mother of Mrs. Jack Bathrick, returned to Mel rose Saturday from Portland, where she visited her sister and other relatives, and after visiting her son and daughter-in-law for a few days, will return to her home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Ransom of Hermiston, Ore., visited brief ly last week with the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ransom. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cory last Sunday were the iatter's aunt, Mrs. D. O. Nash, from Chester, Calif., and her son, Ora Nash; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dysert and Otis Helman trom rlournoy vanev; oan Storm. Pasadena, Calif.; Francis Currier, Roseburg, and David Ja coby from Lookingglass. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krueger will leave for Portland next week to attend a state deputy grange school. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn and son, Blake, and Mrs. Bessie Smith attended the Pacific Inter national Stock show at Portland. Howard Ranson. returned home the first of the week, from Van couver, B. C, where he received medical care. Frank Von Borstel. 4-H club leader from Roseburg, went to Callahan trail district last week. He presented Mrs. Catherine Cory with her 20-year diamond 4-H club pin. Mrs. Leonard Cooper and daughter. Laura Bell; Mrs. Wal ter Kruse and daughter. Darlene, and Miss Ruby Matthews left Thursday for Portland to attend the Pacific International Live stock show. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Busenbark went to Eugene where they at tended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harlow on Octo ber 2. Mrs. Clarson Chitwood is leav ing Sunday for Portland to go through the Portland clinic. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wolf are the proud parents of an 8-pound son, John Christian, born Oct. 11 at Mercy hospital in Roseburg. Joel Fenn visited at Callahan trail school last week and pre sented each pupil from the fifth grade on up with a Gideon testa ment. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake recently visited their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bonebrake, at Ashland where Grant is attending school. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bathrick re cently purchased an acre of land from T. B. Busenbark. They will soon start building a new home on it. Ground is being broken on the Melrose roule, across from the Chit wood's Melrose dairy, w here a new home will be built for the Gregory family. They recently sold the home where they are now living. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W .F. Bonebrake, re cently returned home from a trip Into Canada and to Washington where they visited the former's daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Leach. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomp son and F. O. Warren recently re turned home from a hunting trip to eastern Oregon. Mrs. E. Edman left last Sunday for Salem, to visit her son-in-law and daugther, Mr. and Mrs. Roy wenner. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mingers of Corvallis and the Iatter's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lesher of Eugene, and accompanied by friends, recently visited Mr. Min gers parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Warren. R. Z. Barker was quite painful ly in jured Thursday w hen he was struck on his head by a slab while Former OSC Educator One Of 6 Dead In Crash FERRIDAY. La.. Oct. 18-.P) An automobile slammed Into a horse, bounced across the high way and crashed into another car last night, killing six persons and seriously injuring another. The cars struck with such ter rific impact they had to be pulled apart to remove the victims. Killed were Cecil Sydney Camp of Baton Rouge. La., head of the hydraulics engineering depart ment at Louisiana State univer sity; his wife and their two chil dren. Robert 10. and Arthur 9. Francis Mitchell, of Fayette ville. Ark., LSU engineering stu dent. Leo Jackson of Rayville. Camp. 42. came to LSU from the University of Tennessee. He also had taught at Syracuse uni versity. Mississippi State and Or egon State and worked for the Tennessee Valley authority and a Chicago engineering firm. NEW LOCATION! ' Dr. R a Scofield Pslmer Chiropractor Rifle Range Road 4 10 mi. North of County Shops Of fir Hourt 10-1S and I- Saturday! 10-13 A. M . X-ray nauro-ralomatar anw for ipinal rorrwfton Corn pudding, broiled t o m a toes, snap beans with lemon- mayonnaise sauce, ana nasnea brown potatoes make a delicious vegetable plate. A hearty dessert such as gingerbread and apple sauce is always welcome after a main course such as this. working on the green chain at the Saunders lumber sawmill. He was rushed to a doctor in Rose burg for medical care. I JV"iP71Sll!:(aiCfffl.O?llVr) I "Cineii I I ' Cake Mix 1 is lops for quality... t? I've Irieil a I (Iieni all." asm re. lot HomI, OusW. KtwttM p rsS77 NEW LOCATION ANNOUNCED 00 formerly lla's Beauty Shop Now located at 709 S. Stephens Open Monday, Oct.24 We cordially invite you to visit us in our new location and under our new name. Consult us about thelatest hair styling, scolp treatments, modern methods of permanent waves and manicuring. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Zoe Nlwmin 12 Cob. rh.n. S8T-RX Heredity or environment? N diamond Is ever born brl. liant; that eomt with aipert cutting. And the amount of brilliance dspends a oMt deal upon tfi ipritrK. and skill - e( th. cutter. 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