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Tht Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Ore.-Wed., Nov. 2, 1949 Society and GUU By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER NOTICE . Social Items submitted by tele- phone tor 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. . YONCALLA GIRL IS , MARRIED AT BEND TO TROY COBUN Word has been received from Bend, Ore., of the marriage of Miss Virginia uaraner, aaugn ter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gard ner of Yoncalla. to Trov Cobun of Bend. The wedding took place at Bend, Ore., with the Justice of the Peace performing me cer emony with only the necessary witnesses present. Mr. and Mrs. Cobun left immediately after the ceremony for northern Califor nia, where they expect to make their home. The bride was a DODUlar Yon calla girl, having graduated from Yoncalla High school with the class of 1949. GORDON 'SMITH HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY ON THIRD BIRTHDAY Little Gordon Smith celebrat ed his third birthday at his home In Yoncalla Saturday, afternoon vhen his mother, Mrs. Bob Smith, entertained at a party in his honor. Gordon received many beautiful gifts. Delicious rerresli ments were served with Hallow een decorations to Mrs. Homer Kruse, Mrs. Elmer Ellison, Mrs. A. G. Smith. Mrs. Sumner Brawn and son Richard, Miss Zola Mc- Dougall, little Madalyn Ruth Smith, Gordon Smith and the hostess, Mrs, Boo bmitn. PAST MATRONS CLUB ANNOUNCES MEETING FOR NEXT MONDAY, ..- The Past Matrons club of Rose burg chapter, O.E.S., will meet at a seven-thirty o'clock dessert supper Monday evening, Nov. 7, at the home of Mrs. S. J. Shoe maker, 417 East Lane street with Mrs. P. T. Bubar and Mrs. Vance Eager assisting hostesses. All Past Matrons and visiting Past Matrons are cordially invit ed to be present PORTER SCARPELLI'S SPAGHETTI DINNER First Christian Church ! . , November 4 . . . Serving (-.00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. Adults 1.00 Children SOo ' Jr. Women's Club Door Prize Donated by Lawson's Jewelry Y ONLY .41 DOWN FOR THIS V FULLY AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE with V J Cook-Master Oven Control -k- y fAODH- R'17 pWrs r - J Look At These Features! Exclusive S-Speed Radiantube Cooking Units Cook-Master Oven Clock Control Full-tiied, Twin-Unit Even-Heat Oven Thermlxer Deep-Well Cooker High-Speed D, oiler, Waist-high Umpqua 120 W. Oak ROOM MOTHERS OF RIVERSIDE P.-T.A. HAVE ENJOYABLE MEETING Riverside P.-T. A. room moth ers club held an enjoyable meet ing Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Earl Brldgess with Mrs, E. C. Jones, co-hostess. Mrs. M. M. Cowln, chairman, reported on the executive com mittee meetmg. The P.-T. A. hostess calendar for the year and Halloween parties for each room were discussed. Delicious refreshments, carry ing out the Halloween motif, were served by Mrs. Bridgess and Mrs. Jones to! Mrs. Kenneth Ladd, Mrs. E. H. McGhehey, Mrs. Bruce Lattin, Mrs. F. E. Brown, Mrs. K. E. Lindbloom, Mrs. L. E. Moore, Mrs. Robert Schulze, Mrs. A. S. Morris, Mrs. H. D. Tripp, Mrs. Clifford Bax ter and Mrs. M. M. Cowln. The next meeting will be at 1:45 o'clock Nov. 30 at the home of Mrs. E. H. McGhehey with Mrs. F. E. Brown, co-hostess. DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT TO VI8IT GOLD STAR MOTHER8 ON N0V.4TH Magdalena Butler, North Bend, new state department president of Gold Star mothers will be pres ent at the Roseburg chapter, American Gold Star Mothers Inc.. meeting to be held at two oclock Friday, Nov. 4tn, at tne armorv. according to an an- nouncement by the president, Mrs. Martha Wells. Another speaker, which all members should near, win also oe present. Mrs. wells Is ca line attention to all members that the organi zation has changed Its meetings from the first and third Thurs days of every month to the first and third Fridays of every month at two o'clock at the armory. Refreshments will oe served. UNITED WORKERS CLA8S TO MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON United Workers class of the First Christian church will meet at two o'clock Friday afternoon, November 4, at the home of Mrs. Willametta Squire, 2105 Taylor street, Cloverdale park. All mem bers are cordially Invited to be present. COMMUNITY CONCERT PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK IS CANCELLED Members of the Roseburg Com munity Concert Association are invited to attend the quartet con cert at the Grants Pass associa tion first fall concert Saturday night, Nov. 5. as the quartet will not appear In Roseburg as pre viously announced. ll II I BEST-Hunv it ficrHoMtPopPiNS Valley Appliance WV" u JO HO 2 RUNNERUP to the queen, Mist Joan Rutter of Roseburg it shown as she rode around the traot as Bell field during half time of the Oregon State-Washington State football game Saturday. The escort included members ot Pershing Rifles, a military honor drill organization. I Picture by Kod ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER TO MEET THURSDAY WIGHT AT OHMAN HOME Alnha Iota chanter. Beta Sis- mil Phi will meet Thursday night at eight oclock at tne Home oi Mrs. Ralph Ohman, 343 S. Ste phens street. The meeting was oreviousiv planned ior iriaay, but on account of cancellation of the Community Concert, the meeting will be held on the reg ular nfght of Thursday. wnni n community day TO BE OB8ERVED BY CHURCH WOMEN FRIDAY World Community Day will be observed by the Roseburg coun cil of Church women at one-thir ty o'clock Friday, Nov. 4, at the first Presbyterian cnurcn. nev. Alfred Tvson. of the Episcopal church, will be the speaker. The public is most cordially invited to attend. f JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO 8PON80R DINNER AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH FRIDAY The Junior Woman's club will sponsor a spaghetti dinner at the First cnristian cnurcn Friday night, Nov. 4, from six o'clock to nine o ciock. ncKets are on sale at Lawson's Jewelry store. The public is cordially Invited to en joy the occasion. LEGION INSTALLS ' NEW OFFICERS AT YONCALLA RECENTLY The following officers of the Yoncalla Lation were installed Into their respective stations re cently, with Legion officers from Kosebura ana sutnerlln as in stalling officers. The meeting was held at the Halo hall. Those installed were: Commander, Harold Rogers: adjutant. Russell Llovd: treasurer. Dan Russell. and historian, Roy Curl. , Super Value Special FRIGIDAIRE Model R-15 Now of this sensational low pries 5189 $19.75 Down Phone 1218 INewland.J DELIGHTFUL DINNER 18 ENJOYED SUNDAY Mrs. Minnie Abeene and Miss Ethel Manning entertained at a delicious turkey dinner Sunday at their spacious home east of Slith er II n. The linen - covered table was centered with a beautiful bouquet of fall flowers, with oth er bouquets being nlaced about the rooms. Covers were placed for: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frotscher and son, Sammy of Drivers Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand of Oakland and the hostesses, Mis. Abeene and Miss Manning. The pleasant afternoon hours were spent in visiting. MELROSE EXTENSION UNIT TO HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING ON THURSDAY . Melrose Rnnip TTvtoncInn unit will hold an all-day meeting with a noon sacK luncneon Inursdav, Nov. 3, beginning at ten o'clock in the TYinrnfntr at iho hnma Mrs. Margaret Aydelott. A dem onstration on streamlined home sewing win be given by Mrs. Cor inne McTaggart, Douglas county home demonstration agent. All WnmPIl nf tho mmmnntht are urged to attend and are re quested to bring a sack lunch. LATOWA CAMP FIRE GROUP ENJOYS MEETING AT DILLARD SCHOOL The Latowa Camp Fire crouo met Monday at the Dillard scnooi. unicers oi the group in clude: president, Wendy Arm strong; vice - presiuent, Nancy Roberts; secretary, Betty Jo Moore, and scribe, Lavona Claus sen. Members of the group have started their memory books and symbols. For the recent P.-T.A. party, members of the group maae pumpKins lo De used as decorations. , DEGREE TEAM TO BE ORGANIZED AT EVERGREEN GRANGE Plans are beinp made tn nr. ganize a drill team in Fvergreen Grange and the first meeting wiil be held Friday night, Nov. 4, at the hall at eight o'clock. All mem bers or the Grange interested in belonging to the team are re quested to be present. PUBLIC INVITED TO CHICKEN DINNER TO BE HELD SATURDAY A most cordial invitation has been extended to the public to attend a chicken dinner to be served at Evergreen Grange hall Saturday night, Nov. 5, starting at six-thirty o'clock. The hall is located five miles south of Rose burg on Highway 99. AUXILIARY AND FAMILIES TO MEET AT POTLUCK SUPPER Members of the Ladies Auxil iary to Letter Carriers and their families are invited to enjoy a six-thirty o'clock potluck supper Friday night, November 4, at the home ot Mr. and Airs. J. a. .Bai ley, 430 N. Rose street. P.E.O. SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY AT CLARK HOME The Sisterhood will meet Fri day, Nov. 4th at the home of Mrs. Thomas ClarK, HU9 west First street, at one-fifteen o'clock. the New W, bmtiM wmy Mini koW. MmJm, inmtHtt mni IW-Hm to . font ltM f Mm foml WW akvl ftum TH Mt Mrw. , . Ivm 01AS1INI mImmL 59t WIS HH Km km! t4 mrrf RttH ffrl JUUefo. Rental Library Downstairs Store TWO SPEECH CONTESTS ) 8PONSOREO BY W.C.T.U. ' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30TH The Junior speech contest, snonsored bv the W.C.T.U., un der the direction of Mrs. Fred L. Southwlck, at the First Baptist church during the Sunday school hour Sunday morning was won bv Bettv Roach, who received the bronze bar. Others partici pating in the contest were Hisy Williams, ueioerta simonson, James Kenyon and David Whit taker. The County W.C.T.U. rally was held during the afternoon with Mrs. R. D. Knigge leading the group singing and Mrs. Forrest Hill giving the invocation, ionow ed by a vocal solo, "I Am Satis fied." bv Mrs. Knieee. Mrs. Les- ta Follett, of the Adventist church, gave a reading and tne Y.T.C. girls from Looklngglass and a group of friends sang "Our Diamond Jubilee." Mrs. C. E. Brittain was the guest speaker on the subject, "Temperance." She stated peo ple in general are asleep to what is happening in our cities and na tions and never las there been a time to be more alert. She said the reason for this disinterest was so many things directing their wav from God Instead of people turning to God. She . aid W.C.T.U, and church members should be more closely linked to gether in their temperance each ing and that the W.C.T.U. should act as an arm of the church and that every church voman should belong to the W.C.T.U. She rrais ed the spiritual part of the or ganization because it taught the Bible and won people for Christ in the church. Members of the L.T.L., under the direction of Mrs. Albert Fray, sang the rally song and Mis. Knigge led in prayer. The program was followed by one of the most outstanding pearl medal contests to be sponsored bv the W.C.T.U. in Douglas coun ty. The judges reported that ev ery contestant was especially fine and that it was difficult to make a decision. The contest was won by Miss Juanita Thomas with the read ing. "Bars." Others participat ing included: Gaylen Crisler with the reading. "Rescued:" Edward Hall, "Dot Poy Fritz;" Beverly Nickell, "just This unce;" Miss Margaret Page, "The Boys of America," and Mrs. red L. Southwick, "Tomorrow." While the judges were making their decision, Betty Roach gave her winning reading and the Di amond Jubilee song was present ed by the Y.T.C, followed by group singing of "Bless Be The Tie That Binds," and the W.C.T.U. benediction. , UMPQUA SCHOOL ASSOCIATION TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Umpaua School association will meet for an open-house alfair Friday night, Nov. 4, at the sohoolhouse. The affair will open at eight o'clock. The public Is cordially Invited to be present Sutherlin By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Mrs. Howard Wahl and son, Kenny Dean, left Friday for Jew el, Ore., where they will join their husband and father, How ard, who with Bobby Rose has been elk hunting. They were lucky and bagged a lour point elk. Mrs. Lola Rose and daughters, Judy and Margaret, accompan ied Mrs. Howard Wahl to Gas ton, where they will visit with the former's grandmother, Mrs. H. White, and also an aunt, Mrs. Ruby Gartzke, who at one time was a resident of Sutherlin. Milt Kelso of Eugene, made several business calls in this city Wednesday. Claude Goff of Grants Pass spent a couple of days in Suth erlin and Oakland the last week transacting business. Roy Rogers of Portland, Ore. representing the Morton Salt company, made several business calls In this city Thursday. Mrs. Chet St. Pierre shopped and transacted business In Rose burg Friday. Mrs. Leta Braucht shopped and transacted business in Eugene Monday. Mrs. A. L. Wade and Mrs. Ed gar Slack shopped and transact ed business in Roseburg Tues day. Tyndel Goin, who has been con fined to a Eugene hospital for several weeks, expects to come for a few days this week and then will return to the hospital for another operation upon his leg. Dan Young of Eugene, made a business call in Sutherlin am, at Umpqua Friday. PAPER Doll i r m DEVIL TAKE THE HINDMOST This old saying might be applicable to this west view, looking east, of one of Monday night's Neewollah parade participants. Terry Walbert represents this character, who was not In character, tor so far as could be learned he was on strictly good (Picture by Paul Jenkins,) Births at Mercy Hospital SHEPARD To Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shepard, Brockway, Oct. 3, a son, Michael Hugh; weight seven pounds two ounces. CLARK To Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert M. Clark, route 2. box 413. Roseburg. Oct. 30. a son. Michael Lynn; weight seven pounds fifteen ounces. LASWELL To Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam D. Laswell, Sutherlin, Oct, 31, a daughter, Linda Sue; weight nine pounds six ounces. GAEHRING To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaehring, 1642 N. Stephens street, Roseburg, Oct. 31, a daugh ter, Connie Rae; weight five pounds four ounces. ARGUIJO To Mr. and Mrs. Cleofas Arguijo, Roseburg, Oct. 30, a son, Charles David; weight seven pounds ten ounces. GIBSON To Mr. and Mrs. Laurence K. Gibson, Oakland, Oct. 30, a daughter, Tamera Kay; weight seven pounds fourteen ounces. REYNOLDS To Mr. and Mrs. Neil M. Reynolds, Riddle, Oct. 30, a son, Garry Neil; weight seven pounds two ounces. and aren't behavior during the evening. GROWS OWN 8NOWFLAKES LOS ANGELES Dr. U. Nakaya, of Japan, "grows" arti ficial snowflakes. What's more, he's found a use for ihera help ing the weather man. A profes sor of meteorology at Hokkaido university, Dr. Nakaya said he was the first to create the deli cate crystals. He made the first one 19 years ago, he said, by humidity and wind velocity in a specially built chamber. He's been experimenting ever since. He believes that by com paring natural and artificial flakes, he will soon be able to tell the temperature and humid ity of the area in which natural flakes are formed. This would help weather men understand t'.'e formation of storm centers and the structure of storm clouds. they wonderful at only Second Floor of Fashions . Millinery Dept. 1f'lff . TAILOR ON THE MOVE SPRINGFIELD, 111. 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