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Society and GUU
By BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social items submitted by tele
phone lor the society page mut
be turned In before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday nd
by 10 a. m. Friday at whuh
time the social calendar and Sat
urday's society page are closed
weekly.
RICE VALLEY HOME
ECONOMICS CLUB
PLANS NOV. S BAZAAR
The Home Economics club of
Rice Valley met Tupsday after
noon at a no-hostess meeting at
the hall.
Plans were completed for in
bazaar to he held at the- Rice
Valley hall Nov. 5. A potluck sup
per is to be served to the public.
There attending the mooting
were Mrs. James Kldwell, Mrs.
Harrv Dunbar, Mrs. J. G. Wales.
Mrs. 'LeRoy Churchill, Mrs. Cecil
Hartford, Mrs. Krvin Rice, Mrs.
Frank Churchill, Mrs. James
Shepherd, Mrs. William Castor,
Frank Eggers, Mrs. James Wal
es. Mrs. Eugene Turner. Mis.
Al Fonken. Mrs. Ralph Emerson,
and Mis. Glen Walker. The next
meeting will be Nov. 1 with Mi.
Krvin Rice as hostess. There will
be election of officers at this
meeting.
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
PREPARES DINNER
Ladies of the Rice Valley
Home Economics club were in
charge of a turkey dinner served
at their community hall to dele
gates of Southwestern Orpgon
district conference of Husinoss
and Professional women Sunday,
pinner was In charge of the Yon
call hostess club.
TWO BLUEBIRD GROUPS
ACTIVE AT RIVERSIDE
SCHOOL, ELECTED OFFICERS
Two Bluebird groups of River
side school met during the past
week. The fourth grade group se
Ipclpd the name, "Joyful" for
their group. Thpy are sponsored
by the Riverside P. T.-A. and
meet each Thursday at 1:30 p.
m. In the third grade school
room Election of officers found Carol
Lindbloom president; Sherry Ha
vens, vice president; Chariot le
Isaacson, sen clary and Patricia
Ladd, treasurer. The guardian is
Mrs. Tom Lindbloom.
Members include Bonnie Berg,
Sherrill MeClay, Shprry Havens,
Ellen Ann MoKetridge, Nellie I)e
War, Sharon Pepple, Eugenia
Mcske, Charlotte Isaacson, Pat
ricia Ladd, Carol Lindbloom, El
iaheth Prehman and Dlanne Lip
pencolt. Fourth grade Blupbirds mpot
Tuesday wilh Mrs. Frances Wal
ker al the Church of God at 11
a. m. Their project last meeting
was yarn dolls.
Officers include Glenda Find
lay, president; Rosalie Pope,
vice president ; Birdeen Moore,
seoretary-treasurpr. Members In
addition to the officers are Gwen
dolyn Miller, Vickie Greenquist,
Maie Mpndenhall, Connie King,
Mary DpII Bryant and LaJuana
Campbell.
P. E. O. LUNCHEON
TO PRECEDE MEETING
The special meeting of Chapter
RI, P. E. O. sisterhood, to be
held Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Maurice Newland, 225 Riv
erside drive at 2 p.m. will be
preceded bv a 1 p.m. luncheon
according to an announcement
marie today by officers.
1 1 IN Items Charged fflfll
I offer this daft or
not billed until
DECEMBER
Massasolt Camp Fire Girls of
the fifth grade at Riverside
school met with Miss Judy Riley
on Calkins road and elected off
icers to serve for the coming
three months.
Miss Lavelle Gladwill will be
president; Patricia Niday, vie
president; Judy Riley, secretary;
Mollie Wilcox, treasurer, Jean
ette Lewis, fiagbearer.
The group selected names and
began work on their memory
books. Candy contest winner
were announced. The group has
a mascot Little Black Sambo, a
little black ring. Helping the host
ess serve refreshments was Kath
leen Tripp.
Attending the meptlng were
Trunetle Phillips. Viola Dudley,
Robin Springer, LaVelle Glad
will. Pat Nlday, Parlene Hodson,
Mollle Wilcox. Jpanptte Lewis,
and the guardian Mrs. Hazel
Gladwill and the hostess.
RIVERSDALE GRANGE
INITIATES LARGE
CLASS OF CANDIDATES
Riversdale grange Initiated
fourteen new members at their
meeting Saturday nlght..Fifty
eight were present for the init
iation ceremony and the third
and fourth degree work. Myron
Lphne presided during the meet
ing. Announcement was made con
cerning election of officers sched
ulpd for the Nov. 4 meeting. A
chicken dinner will he served
Nov. 5 from 6 until 8 p.m. follow
ed by a bazaar and carnival.
Riversdale Home Economics
club will meet Nov. 7 rather than
Nov. .11, at the home of Mrs.
Adriie Schneider assisted by Mrs.
Belle Ewens.
FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB
MEETS AT HOFFMAN HOME
Mrs. Ellen Hoffman entertain
ed the Friendly Hour club at her
home Wednesday. Potluck lunch
eon was served at noon and
sewing and textile painting en
Joyed. Mrs. Mildred Bonebrake
will entertain the group Nov. 2 at
an all-day meeting.
Attending were Mrs. Katie Conn
Mrs. Hazel Williams. Mrs. Nor
ma Fenn, Mis. Cecilia Kenyon,
Mrs. Willamlna Bonebrake. Mrs.
Belva Buckwalter, Mrs. Minnie
Jacohson, Mrs. Alma Greer Mrs.
Mildred BonPhrake, Mrs. Clara
Herrman, Mrs. Grace Fenn and
the hostess.
PARROT STREET CLUB
HOLDS EVENING MEETING
Mrs. J. L. Shrum entertained
the Parrott Street club at her
home Oct. 13. Anagrams and
vlsitlnff were eninveri. The Nov
ember meeting will he held at
the home of Mrs. Jay Clarke In
Cloake's addition.
Refreshments closed the even
ing. Attending were Mrs. Ruby
Tucker, Mrs. Emma Smith and
Mrs. Purl Meredith, guests; Mrs.
Mary Moore, Mrs. Hazel Meiss-
ner Mrs. Fannie Blown, Mrs.
Rubv Tucker. Miss Frances
Brown, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs.
Winifred Cox, Mrs. Peace Fox
and the hostess.
HAPPY HOUR CLUB
MEETING PLANNED
Riversdale Happy Hour club
will be entertained at the Dale
Gulley home Wednesday after-
noon at 2 o clock witn Mrs. Don
ald Guiley as co-hostess.
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THIS HOME AT 1028 WHARTON STREET it assessed at $700, hit family will receive police protection 24 hours e day. seven
according to owner Ray Brown, Roseburg physical education
instructor. Last year, he paid taxes amounting to $30.17. If
this West Roseburg location is voted into the city in the coming
annexation election, the Browns' taxes will be increased by
$9.45. However, because of the high rate he is now paying
for fire insurance on his property, Brown will actually save
money by coming into the city, R. P, Layzell, the Browns' insur
ance agent, figures a yearly reduction of about $10 on fire
insurance payments alone.
Another advantage Brown has noted is that hit home and, city. (Picture by Paul Jenkins)
days a week, in addition to increased fire protection from the
city's five fire trucks. Cost of repair and maintenance on Whar
ton street will be assumed by the city, as well as installation of
bracket-type corner street lights. Even telephone service will
be improved, with most phone subscribers placed on four-party
lines, instead of the ten-party lines many of the residents now
have. People of West Roseburg, and the Miller's Addition-Sleepy
Hollow district will decide Nov. I at a special election whether
or not they wish to approve annexation of these areas by the
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6 Portraits 12.00
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PLASTIC PARTY ENJOYED
AT WILSON HOME
Mrs. Mildred Wilson entertain
ed a (Troup of friends at her home
on Brown avenue Thursday even
ing at a plastic party. A display
of over 100 items was In charge
of Alice W. Overoeck.
A social hour followed games
and the hostess served refresn
ments to Mrs. Don Wilson, Sr.,
Mrs. Roy Puckett, Mrs. J. H.
Gardner, Mrs. V. Wright, Mrs.
Jack Cummins, Mrs. Lucy Mill
er. Mrs. Grace Cook. Mrs. Jack
May, Mrs. Jean Nichols, Mrs.
Pat Shapro. Mrs. E. D. Burghardt
and Mrs. Overoeck.
W. B. A. BENEFIT CARD
PARTY SCHEDULED
Mrs. Eugene Little will he host
ess to the W. B. A. at a benefit
card party to be held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members
and invited guests will attend.
PUBLIC INVITED
TO CHURCH LUNCHEON
The public is invited la the
noon luncheon to be held at the
First Presbvterian church Fri
day, Oct. 28. Ladies of th
church will begin serving at 11
a. m.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMAN'S
CLUB PLANNING PARTY
Garden Valley Woman's club
are making plans for their Hal
lowe'en party to be held at the
cluhnouse Saturday evening at,
8 o'clock. All club members are'
urged lo participate.
EXTENSION UNIT
HAS SEWING PROJECT
Lookingglass Home Extension
unit met at the Methodist church
Oct. IS with Mrs. Corrinne Mo
Taggart leading a demonstration
on "streamlined home sewing."
Attending were Mrs. Jim Will
iams, Mrs. John Maddox. Mrs.
O. H. Cornet t, Mrs. E. Ollivant,
Mrs. Don Ollivant, Mrs. Cliff
Boling, Mrs. Jonn Lee, Mrs. Ella
Doyle, Mis. Dale Zeller.
Topic of the next meeting, Nov.
15 is "textile painting."
UMPOUA REBEKAH LODGE
MEETING WELL ATTENDED
I'mpqua Rehekah lodge met
last Tuesday with thirty two In
attendance. Under the good of the
order Mrs. Stacy Fenley, Mrs.
Ed Gates and Mrs. James Gates
f resented readings. Mr. and Mrs.
rank Madison gave several mu
sic selections and a trio, of high
school girls sang. Refreshments
were in charge of Mrs. Ray Mon
ner and Mrs. Charles Hedden.
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS
Zo Newman
2i Cobb St. Phen 3S7 RX
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene, Oct. 20 Special Char
les W. Wolfe a Junior in chemis
try In the University of Oregon,
is the recipient of the first an
nual Orin Fletcher Stafford scho
larship of $1000. The scholarship
winner, wno comes from ht. h"et
erburg, Fla., was given the
award on the basis of a super
ior scholastic record and apti
tude for advanced work in chem
istry. He received $400 during
his junior year and $ti00 for the
senior year. The scholarship, fin
anced through a gift from an
anonymous donor. Is named in
memory of the late Orin Flet
cher Stafford, member of the un
iversity facultv from 1902 until
his death in 19-11.
A syrup produced from corn
cohs resembles maple syrup.
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Thrt'i magic in air . . . ond it noma b Bou
t great nw prfyn digfd to mok you
fJ mof faihionobly bautifufl Con to our Cot
mrk counter, b touched by bvwitcKing fteou BM.
You'N wont to mako H pari of your pronaJity
very hour of evory day and night... for fashion,
and for your own enjoyment. Perfume, $2.00 to
17.50. Cologne, $2.50. AM phn ta.
FULLERTON REXALL STORE
Ruling Will Resentence Convicts Or Liberate Them
OLVMPIA. Oct. 25 (.PI An
unprecedented review of the
cases of bogus check passers In
the slate prison rs in the offing.
About 40 Inmates are involved.
The lucky ones will probably win
their freedom on the grounds of
improper sentencing.
Assistant attorney general
John Blankenship said the 1 n
mates involved are those affect
ed by a recent state supreme
court ruling that a writer of a
bad check must have been
charged wilh receiving more
than $25 before he could he sen
tenced for a felony. Otherwise
It would be only a gross misde
meanor. Many prisoners are serving
sentences up to 15 years on inv
proper felony charges.
Blankenshin said the mass re-
Iview of cases will be to decide
which inmates should he taken
back to their home counties for
re-sentencing or release. A truck
will swing around the state t o
drop them off in the various
counties. Blankenship said, how
ever, that some of them would
face new charges because of oth
er checks.
In buying cauliflower avoid
heads on which the flowerets
have begun to spread. The head
should be compact, creamy white
and have flesh green leaves a
round its base.
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