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8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore.-Frl., Oct. 28, 1949
Society and Glu&L
By BETTY
NOTICE
Social Items submitted by tele
phone for the society page must
be turned "in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday md
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the social calendar and Sat
urday's society page are closed
weekly.
STATE OFFICER
IS ROSEBURG VISITOR
At the last regular meeting of
Florence Nightingale tent, No.
15, department president, Mar
tha Curran of Albany was a
guest. She was In Roseburg to
make plans for the stale conven
tion which will be held here in
June of next year. A politick des
sert luncheon followed the meet
ing. NEW LOCATION!
Dr. H. B. Soofleld
Palmer Chiropractor
Rifle Range Road
410 ml. North of
County Shops
OMoa Home 10-11 and M
turdays lo-U A. H .
X rr nuro-alomeUr ttfviM
for spinal correction.
INDIVIDUALLY
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CHRISTMAS CARD ENSMBL
S0MT4flNG ENTIRELY ArV'. COME IN AND
let US Siow you THesuaruor-
PHILLIPS OFFICE SUPPLY
. Aoross from The Indian Theatre
124 S. Jackson Phone 849
LOOKING
FOR A
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Granger, Montague, Union, Shakespeare
FLY RODS 7.50 to 60.00
Shakespeare, Hoddon, Montague, Richardson
Casting Rods ... 3.95 to 30.00
Ocean City, Penn, Pflueger
and Shakespeare
FLY REELS
CASTING REELS
SALMON REELS
T.50 to 35.00
'Vat.
Wilson Official
FOOTBALLS, . .3.25 to 18.00
Wilson Official
BASKETBALLS 6.00 to 28.00
Wilson
Baseball Gloves 3.75 to 18.50
A
ALLEN
LARGE GROUP ATTENDS
DEMONSTRATION AT
DILLARD HOME '
Mrs. Zella Jorizenson of Dillard
was hostess to a group of friends
Tuesday evening at a Stanley
demonstration, .given by James
Roberts. Games were played anil
a social hour closed the evening
w th Mrs. Jorgenson being assist
cd .by her daughter, Tlrs. Ira
Swalm.
Those attending the party were
Mrs. Melvin Brlltaln, Mrs. Rob
ert Potler, Mrs. V. W. Gray, Mrs.
R. J. Gausneil. Mrs. . K. Mar
tyn, Mrs. Leo Manske, Mrs. Har
ry Bratsch, Mrs. R. Swanson,
Mrs. M. Halverson, Mrs. usa wn
lis. Mrs. Ira Swalm, Mrs. F. D,
Collins, Miss Myrtle Plaske.
house guest of Mrs. R. Swanson
and Mrs. Kosa neinDacn.
WINCHESTER COMMUNITY
CLUB PLANS DANCE
Winchester community club Is
Holding a Halloween dance bat.
urday, Oct. 29 at 9 p.m. at the
clubhouse. There will be prizes
lor the best costumes and a va
riety of entertainment is plan
ned. Club members and their
guests are Invited. Ancll Ketch
erside and Walter Reber
hosts for the occasion.
PERSONALIZED
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Set of 4...
Set of 4
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10
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TRICYCLES
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UMPQUA VALLEY
Home - Owned and Operated Store
OLALLA-TfltNMILE UNIT
ALL-OAY MEETING HELD
AT OLALL A HALL
Olalla-Tevnlmlle Extension unit
met at the Osilla hall for their
first alldayi fall meeting recent
ly with Bcirnice Parker, Mable
Gutherie an. Alice Muetzel dem
onstrating "streamlined sewing"
by making 'a blouse with the
county extension leader, Corlnne
McTaggert,, in charge.
During rhe business meeting
Maureen Mi&etzell, chairman of
the unit, announced project lead
ers and committee leaders for
the coming :i"ear. A report on the
state council was given by Adda
Ollivant. Hft,-je Ison talked on
textile paintiUig and made plans
for the nex t meeting when she
and Bette DJckover will be proj
ect leaders tin that project.
Mrs. McTug'gart spent the aft
ernoon expla nlng streamlined
sewing and Explaining the steps
taken in mal:inig the blouses. The
next meeting will be held Nov. 22
at 10 a. m. nl the Ten mile
church. All in.irested ladies are
invited.
Taking pvj!t in the meeting
were Jparma: Byron, Hazel Ison,
Minnie Loercifood. Garnet Folms
bee, Renie Jenkins, Louisa Coats,
Flossie Ison,, Hester Laurance,
Mabel Robei.ls, Bertha Dossey,
Mabel Gulh';tie, Bernlce Parker,
Alice Muelaifl, Elaine Roberts,
Julia Breltej ibueher, Adda Olli
vant, Maurern Muetzel and Cor
lnne McTaggmrt.
SUTHERLIN HOME
8CENE OF DINNER
Mr. and Wlrp. J. M. Francis
entertained Inst! Saturday at their
home east of SSfUtherlin at a chick
en dinner. 1Jne table was center
ed with fall lowers and lighted
tapers. :
Attending t hie dinner were Miss
Catherine. Meianing of Portland;
Mr. and Mfin.) Alfred Hand of
Oakland; Mr. land Mrs. Carver
Hamilton, Mi,, and Mrs. Alva
Manning and (the host and-host
ess, Mr. aind ;Mrs. .brands.
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Phone 235
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You'll find the right1 gift for any man
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wide selection of hig h-quallty gift Items
, . . every one Is a gfllt you'll be proud
to give..
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Wilnon
TABLE TEIIS SETS
4.40 to 10.30
Wilson Youlih Six
BOXING GLOVES
6.0Q to 13.25
Wilson AdiAlt Site
BOXING GLOVES
... 16.00 to 23.50
Toastmistresses
Listen To Talks
Of Top Interest
Plans to attend a toastmistress
meeting in Eugene Sunday, Oct.
30, were made at tha Roseburg
Toast mistress club session Tues
day night at Carl's Haven. Sev
eral local members will take
part.
Mrs. Herman Matlsoff, presi
dent, presided and also served
as toastmistress. Mrs. Harold
Jokla as topic mistress had
each member speak on "Why
Do Women Join Clubs and Or
ganizations?" Reasons brought
out Included helping civic pro
Jects, creating more Interest In
politics, self betterment and
making new friends.
Mrs. Thomas Martin and Mrs.
Jack Myers.- Riving their first
speeches, each gave autobiogra
phical sketches. Mrs. Martin told
of her early childhood and edu
cation at Aberdeen, Wash. She
discussed the town's history,
concerning lumber development,
Japanese boats, and fishing on
the North river.
Mrs. Myers said she was born
in Chicago, and grew up there,
being graduated from the Uni
versity of Chicago. After her
marriage she moved to Tulsa,
Okla., Washington, D. C. Alaska,
and Bakersfield Calif, where her
husband was engaged In subma
rine geology study. They cur
rently operate a hunting and fish
ing lodge on Me North iimpqua.
The other speakers included
Mrs. Daniel Dimick, and Mrs.
Dallen Jones, who spoke on the
"Most Interesting Character I
Have Ever Known." Mrs. Dimick
told the story of her grandfather,
a Mormon settler of Utah. She
related events in the settlement's
history and the transforming of
the desert to fertile grounds by
irrigation. She told also of the
early lives of the Mormons and
their families. Her grandfather
died at the age of 96.
Mrs. Jones spoke of her father,
"one of 13 red-headed sons." His
love for adventure caused him
to run away and join a circus
for four years. He settled later
!n the California oil fields, and
drove a 16-mule team across the
desert. He was later a railroad
firemen, but finally returned to
the out-of-doors, acquiring a
small farm. .
Mrs. E. L. Taushcr was eval-
uator; Mrs. Opal Tuttle, critic,
and Mrs. Harrison Winston, gram
marian.
There were 13 members and
two guests present. The guests
were Mrs. Nelson Howard and
Mrs. Thomas D. Patty.
SUTHERLIN WOMAN
TO' BE W.C.T.U. SPEAKER
Mrs. C. E. Brittain of Suther
lin will be speaker at the rally of
the Douglas county W. C. T. U. at
the Nazarene church Sunday in
Roseburg at 2:30 p.m. A pro
gram of music, readings and the
pearl medal speech contest will
be held. The public Is Invited,
'' The liquid left from cooking ve
getables may be used to dilute
evaporated milk for a cream
sauce.
PRUDENTIAL LIFI
Insurance
HORACE C. BERQ
Special Agent
111 Wst Oak
Offloe 712-J Res. 871-J
Giva your children
MUSIC
and all their lives they'll
thank you.
Let us place
a fine Baldwin
or Wurlltzer
Piano In your
home this week.
fc Convenient terms
0TT and RICKETTS
Corner Jackson and
Cass Sts.
The best newt
cow landed
r
Soon! FT
Umpqua Dairy Milk in
a new type container
Watch for it At your grocer's v
SUTHERLIN REBEKAH
LODGE HOLDS INITIATION
BUSINESS MEETING
Sulherlln Rebekah lodge Initi
ated a group of candidates at
their meeting last Thursday in
the basement of the Methodist
church with Miss Luella Pleu
ard, noble grand presiding. Mrs.
Katherine Simmons, Mrs. Eth
elyn M. Freeman, Mrs. Betty
Ray and Mrs. Agnes Stout were
given corsages at the close of
the degree work.
Mrs. Ruth Goodridge became
a member of the lodge by trans
fer. The degree staff under the
supervision of Mrs. Mary Bark
er, captain, presented their new
drill work wearing new white for-
mals. The new projector, wnicn
has been purchased by the lodge,
brought out parts of the work.
Mrs. Lucille Chase, Mrs. Mary
Barker, Mrs. Helmie Burns were
appointed a commltee to contact
the American Legion on meet
ing In the Legion hall. The lodge
voted to adopt a girl at the
I.O.O.F. home and a get -ac
quainted box will be sent to ner
after the next meeting.
New officers were nominated.
The list included Mrs. Eunice
Beck, noble grand; Mrs. Mary
Barker, Mrs. Grace wooas, vice
grand; Mrs. Meryl Wahl, secre
tary; Mrs. Doris Steinbach, fi
nancial secretary; Mrs. Juanita
Atterbury, treasurer.
Mrs. Maude Culver contribut
ed to the birthday box and she
was honored with a song.
After the close of the meeting
a social hour was enjoyed. Host
esses were Mrs. Alma Anderson,
Mrs. Olga Bielman, Mrs. Helmie
Burns .Mrs. Eunice Beck and
Mrs. Velma Brauninger.
A Hallowe'en anotif was used
in decorations and refreshments.
Attending were: Mrs. Ida Pink
ston, Mrs. Jazek, Mrs. Juaniia
Atterburv. Mrs. Rose Marie
Jones, Mrs. Phreda Wahl, Mrs.
B'lla Weener. Mrs. Maude cul
ver, Mrs. Anna Hall, Mrs. Alma
Anderson, Mrs. Ruth Manning,
Mrs. Helmie Burns, Mrs. Ruth
Goodridge, Mrs. Evelyn Hensley,
Mrs. Betty Ray, Mrs. Lydia Gil
lette. Mrs. Maggie Francis, Mrs.
Bell Cook, Mrs. Mabel Ross,
Mrs. Mary Barker, Mrs. Juanita
Holgate, Mrs. Nellie Peterson,
Mrs. Lucille Chase, Miss Luella
Pleuard, Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs.
Meryl Wahl, Mrs. Emma Van
denbertr. Mrs. Mariorle Sheets,
Mrs. Grace Woods, Mrs. Char
lotte Parker and Mrs. Doris
Steinbach.
HALLOWEEN. PARTY
PLANNED FOR ALL
SUTHERLIN GIRL SCOUTS
A Halloween oartv will be held
Saturday evening, Oct. 29 at 7:30
o'clock at the Scout hall for all
Sutherlin Girl Scouts and Brown
ies. Prizes will be awarded for
costumes and games. .
At a Scout meeting held Thurs
day for Sutherlin Girl Scouts the
group practiced flag presentation
and repeated their scout promise
and law. Christmas cards were
distributed by the card chair
man, Mrs. Floyd Porter. A flow
er quiz was enjoyed.
SORORITY PLANS
PROGRESSIVE DINNER
Mpmhprs of ATnha Theta chaD-
ter of Beta Sigma Phi and their
husbands will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Todd, to
night at 7 o'clock for a progres
sive dinner.
FULLERTON THIRD
GRADERS ORGANIZE
The afternoon class of Fuller
ton third-grade girls have organ'
ized their Bluebird group ana se
lected the name "Western Blue
birds". The first two meetings
were held at the home of Mr
Homer Strickling at which time
the group elected officers by
drawing slips of paper.
Arlene Kent is president; Lin
da Lou Strickling, vice-president;
Carol Ann Parkinson, secretary
and Nancy Stewart sergeant-at-arms.
Other members are Bar
bara Miller, Marie Waters, Myr
la Magness, Billie Jo Moore; Sal
lv Jo Myers, Sharlene West and
Sharl Sue Akers. Mrs. Louise
Miller is leader and Mrs. Strick-
; ling, assistant.
Pineapple Ambrosia is a quick
i ly made and delectable dessert.
1 Peel, core, and cube a fresh pine
' apple; sprinkle with sugar and
mix well. Just befora serving
place a layer of the pineapple in
J individual sauce dishes or sher
i bet glasses, then sprinkle with
; coconut and repeat the layers
once more. Garnish with fresh
1 or maraschino cherries.
since the first
in Roseburg!
Sen. Hegel Will
Address Rally Of
Democrats Here
Senator Austin Flegel
Democrats of Douglas county
have made plans for a rally at
the Riversdale Grange hall Mon
day, Oct. 31, at 7 p.m. The wom
en of the Grange have arranged
to serve dinner to the group at
tending. As guest speaker for the evenr.
State Senator Austin F. . Flegel
of Multnomah county will he on
hand to assist In bringing the
Democrats into a more promi
nent position' In Douglas county
politics, it was announced.
Sen. Flegel, brother of Mayor
Albert G. Flegel of Roseburg,
has been a practicing attorney
since 1912 in Oregon. During the
late war he temporarily deserted
the legal profession to head the
ship-building firm of Willamette
Iron and Steel corporation In
Portland. .
Presiding at the rally will be
the Douglas county Democratic
party chairman, Mrs. Christine
Micelli.
Reservations for the dinner
may be 'made by calling 909 or
935, Roseburg. Out-of-town Dem
ocrats may secure information
from Gray's hardware, Canyon
ville; Sid Leiken, Sulherlin-Oak-land;
Mr. Cross, Azalea, and
places to be arranged in Myrtle
Creek, Riddle and Glendale. Pre
rally sales indicate a large at
tendance.' While in Roseburg, Sen. Flegel
will also speak before the Cham
ber of Commerce forum luncheon
Monday noon in the Hotel Ump
qua. He will speak in advocacy
of the Columbia River Valley au-
tnonty.
The scientific name for a Si
berian wild dog is Cuon rutilans.
JOOVriME
TOR i
Always
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pops
UDDS
Si
TRADITION REVERSED
CLEVELAND, O., UB This
time It was the railroad which
was awarded damages In a
crossing accident.
The Erie Railroad won a $100.
000 judgment against the Elmer
C. Breuer trucking Interests be
cause an Erie irelgnt train ram
med a Breuer truck. The rail
road asked $246,622. It said . a
steel-laden Breuer truck was left
stalled on the Erie's tracks at
Ravenna for seven minutes with
no attempt being made to signal
the approaching train.
Damages were awarded by a
federal court Jury.
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