SAVE . . . SAVE . . . SAVE . . . SAVE , Sove Time . . , Sove Freight . . SAVE MONEY . . When you coll D & L For " OFFICE SUPPLIES and m . , . EQUIPMENT , COMMERCIAL FORMS. ..JANITOR SUPPLIE8 . To Keep Your Office Well, Call D & L Stationers Durham and Lewis m , 325 S. Stephens St. . (Opposite Greyhound Depot) Phone 173-Y. . , 3AVS ' ' 3AVS ' ' ' 3AVS ' ' ' 3AVS CHURCH GROUP8 HOLD PARTY The high school class and Christian Endeavor of the Suth erlin Christian church, held a Halloween party last Friday night at the Buchanan br.r.i east of town. The large barn vas de corated in the usual Halloween tradition of ghosts, bats, and Jack-o-lanterns. The majority of the young peo ple wore dressed in masks and fanciful costumes. Margie Davey was judged to have the best cos tume and Johnnie Buchanan, se cond. Following an evening of games and frolic, Reverend Lloyd Whit ford led the group in singing choruses. He also gave an in spirational talk and prayer. The evening ended with serv ing refreshments to forty-four re vellers, and the leaders, Reve rend Whitford, and class teacher, Mrs. Ada Abeene. It's the "DIAMOND LOOK" for Fall Exquisite new jewelry. . . laden with stones of diamond-like brilliance . . . to electrify your glamour after dark. The few sketched are a mere suggestion of our scintillating collection of new fall earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pins. They ore set with fascinating imported stones in crystal and colors. ( Pricts snbjtcl It, tat. Tax) Jewelry Dept. Main Floor 2.95 REPUBLICAN WOMEN INVITED TO TEA 8ATURDAY AFTERNOON Rpoublican women of Douelss county and their friends are in vited to a tea to be held from two to five o'clock Saturday, Nov. 12, at the Umpqua Hotel, according to an announcement made by Mrs. Roy O. Young, county vice-chairman and mem ber of the state executive com mittee. Mrs. Velle Broadway, Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter and Mrs. Charles W. Wharton will have charge of the decora tions for the affair. Mrs. George Luoma will have charge of the refreshments and Mrs. Gordon Stewart is arranging the pro gram. Hostesses include Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, Mrs. R.C. Glle, Mrs. T. B. Virden, Mrs. H. C. Berg and Mrs. R. L. Whip ple. Mrs. Guy Cordon, wife of U. S. Senator Cordon; Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, wife .of Congressman Ellsworth; Mrs. Marshall Cor nett, Klamath Falls, national committee woman, and -Mrs. Freda Peterson, Dallas, state vice-chairman, will be special honor guests at the affair. . HALLOWEEN PARTY ENJOYED BY 100 BROWNIES, SCOUTS Nearly 100 Girl Scouts and Brownies took part in the Scout party held Saturday evening in the Sutherlin Scout hall. The pro gram included hula numbers by Carol- Lynn Cass, an Oriental dance by Frieda Fullmer, and a Cuban rhumba by Lois Herring ton. Ellen Wahl sang two melo dies, "Dreamers Holiday,"" and "Cruising Down the River." "Girl Scouts Together" was presented by a trio, Sue Briscoe on the clarinet; lone Dies, French horn; Judy Grabow, pia no. All the girls joined in the vocal parts of the theme. A piano duet was given by Judy Grabow and Phyllis Porter. Costume awards were selected by the judges as follows: pret tiest, Jean and Joan Woollett;; most original, Ellen Wahl; most weird, Carol Jo Kabler; funniest, Judy Herbison. Doughnut on a string and pin the nose on the pumpkin were played with Jean Abbott, Bev erly Loerts and Nadine Horton winning prizes. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Mildred Herlngton, leader and the giris attending, extended thanks to the commit tee and mothers of the girls who assisted. New assistant leader is Mrs. Mildred Cass for the young er group of intermediate girls. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER HONORS MRS. MOORE AT RECREATION HALL A pink and blue shower given by Mrs. Iver Swanson, Mrs. M. A. Mulllns and Mrs. Edgar Mur r.en was held at the recretional hall of the Sutherlin Homes, Wed nesday evening, November 2nd, in honor of Mrs. C. E. Moore. A bassinet was presented to the honored guest from the Eroub. Several Interesting games were piayea aunng tne evening includ ing a game of baby pictures of the guests. The traditional pink and blue colors in the decorations were carried out with the table cen tered with a bootee centerpiece. A dessert luncheon was serv ed by the hostesses, Mr. Swan son, Mrs. Mullins and Mrs. Mur nen to the following: Mrs. Moore, guest of honor; Mrs. F. R. Os terhout, Mrs. Charles Meade, Mrs. Majelle Stephens, Mrs. Ar thur Treman, Mrs. Clarence Brit tain, Mrs. William Crowell, Mrs. William Kenwisher, Mrs. Calvin Gilman, Mrs. Allen Stanley, Mrs. Richard Mola, Mrs. Wayne Young, Mrs. - Roy Brewster, Mrs. Clifford Townsley, Mrs. Henry Bullman. Mrs. Joe Norris and daughter, Kathle, Mrs. Howard Stacey and Mrs. P. S. Jepson. Hey; Kids! IF YOU WERE DISAPPOINTED LAST WEEK REMEMBER 5(M mil 11:00 WILL BE GIVEN AWAY AT iaturday at a. in. If you didn't get your free live baby turtle last Saturday, come to Patterson's Bakery at Sykes and Short Streets this Saturday at 1 1 :00 a. m. There are only 500 turtles . . . please come early to be sure you get one. MRS. GERMOND HOSTESS TO THIMBLE CLUB Mrs. Cvnthia Germond was hostess to the Thimble club at her home on East Douglas re cently. She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Dent. Mrs. Winnie Hawn will be host ess to the club at the November meeting to be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at 133 Blakeley street. fotiuck luncheon will open tne afternoon. Sewing and visiting were en- Joyed by Lydla Hooper, Martha Erskine, Lilly Lohr, Melinda Mil ler, ttiie croucner, Winnie Hawn, Evelyn Fredrickson, Hat tie Neal, Mary Meyers, Lois Bur ton, Carrie Hanchett and a visi tor, Mrs. George Campbell. CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO SELL CORSAGES Massasolt Camn Fire elrls of the fifth grade at Riverside school met with Pat Niday Nov. 2 and made plans to sell cor sages at the Riversdale grange chicken dinner and carnival. After the meeting refreshments were served to Trunette Phil lips, Kathleen Tripp, Lila Dud ley, Kobbin springer, Lavelle Gladwill, Darlene Hodson, Mollle Wilcox, Janet Lewis, Carleen Fel ker, Connie Brigess, Helen White, Sandra Platter, Judy Riley, the guaramn, Mrs. Hazel Uladwtll and the hostess. . SUTHERLIN-OAKLANO GROUP ATTEND O.E.8. MEETING AT TEMPLE Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holgate, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. Ed xoung, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyal Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox, of Sutherlin and Oak land, attended the reception at the Roseburg Masonic Temple in honor of Mrs. Leila Wimberly, Associate Grand Conductress and Alta Williams, Grand Represen atlve of the Grand Chapter, or der of the Eastern Star of Oregon. PARCEL POST SALE PROVES POPULAR The Women's Society of Churs- tian Service as entertained last Thursday at a potluck dinner with Mrs. Riley Powers, Mrs. Stanley Hogan and Mrs. C. D. Stlllwell as hostesses. The table was centered with bouquets of iaii iiowers. The meeting following the din ner was held in regular form with Mrs. W. C. Watson having charge of the devotionals. The evening sroup 01 tne wo men's Society of Christian Ser vice held a parcel post sale and received many parcels. The sale was successful and all parcels were sold. Mrs. Leslie Gleason thanked the group for the gift and the golden wedding party which was so gracciousiy given in tneir non- or. Plans were discussed for the annual bazaar, which will be on Saturday, November 19th, in the basement of the Sutherlin Meth odist church and lunch will be served during this time. The evening group will have a table or Doom at tms Bazaar, t MRS. GEORGE SCHNORB ENTERTAINS CLUB Helping Hands club of Eden bower met for a potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Schnore Thursday. A short busi ness meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. Harris. Committees were uppointed for the next two meetings to be in charge of entertainment. Mrs. Niday and Mrs. Harris will serve in this capacity with Mrs. Roark giving a report on "India." An afternoon of sewing and punch work was enjoyed by Mrs. Price, Mrs. McCall, Mrs. Ander son, Mrs. Roark, Mrs. Harris and daughter, Judy; Mrs. Hayes and son, David; Mrs. Niday and daughter, Pat; Mrs. Caley and daughter, Sylvia; Mrs. Rietmann and daughter, Avon and the host ess and daughter, Betty Kay. Mrs. Hayes will be hostess to the group at her home, 1941 Eden Lane, Thursday, Nov. 17 at 1:30 p.m. Maureen Cooney Assists In Play Production Emphasis ts on student produc tion in "The Enchanted Cottage," which will be given at Maryl hurst college on the evenings of Nov. 18, 19 and 20. Members of the campus dramatics organiza tion, Delta Theta, carry the fem inine roles in the play or assist with directing and backstage work. A particularly difficult scene is the dream sequence which requires split-second tim ing. Miss Harriet Nlzlc, senior, Is technical director. The play is di rected by Miss Louise Walsh, dramatics Instructor, with the aid of Miss Maureen Cooney, stu dent assistant, of Roseburg. STUDENT HONORED OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Nov. 11 (Special) William Alfred Sensiba, a junior If the dining table needs to be crumbed, after the dishes nave been removed and the guests still are seated, use a small plate and a small Tiapxm. m Frl., Nov. 11, 1949-The News-Review, Roseburg, Or., 9 Negligence Admitted In Hunting Accident PENDLETON, Nov. 10. UB Frederick John Coombe Jr., 2S, Portland, pleaded guilty in cir cuit court here to negligent wounding of Colonel Thompson, 29, Ukiah, in an elk hunting acci dent 15 miles south of Gurdane, Oct. 30. Coombe, a marine sergeant sta tioned at Swan island, Portland, was placed on probation for alx months by Circuit Judge Homer I. Watts. One of the provisions of the court order was that Coombe pay $250 toward Thomp son's hospital and doctor bills. A .30-06 bullet fired by Coombe pierced both of Thompson's legs. from Roseburg, was among some 200 students honored this week by Phi Kappa Phi, national scholas tic honorary, at its annual "hon ors accolade." Sensiba was rec ognized for completion of at least 45 hours of freshman work at OSC during 1947-48 with a scho lastic average of at least 3.25. Dr. A. L. Strand presented the awards. ON HOSTESS STAFF Miss Nancy Nichols, freshman at Marylhurst college, is on the entertainment committee for the freshmen mixer to be held Nov. 20 at the college. Marylhurst will be hostess to guests from St Vln cent's and Providence schools of nursing and the University of Portland. Miss Nichols Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichols of 209 Watson street, Roseburg. Give 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. k Convenient terms 0TT and RICKETTS Comer Jackson and Cass Sts. Just Arrived at Luverne's , Sweaters . . . We have the sweater collection to meet your every need. Mr You'll find long and short sleeved pull-overs, short sleeved cardigans In Autumn's newest shades. There Is also 15 rabbit's hair and baby-soft angoras In the ihort sleeve pull over. These sweaters are perfect for year . 'round wear over your very best skirts and dresses. Complete size range.1 124 N. Jackson Phone 565-J to your MrJi V lWU7JV .. I lI FRIGIDAIR Food Freezer III" m'T I if. ;' 1 Meali are tit for holiday! day In, day out when you own a Frigidalre Food Freezer; You can enjoy your favorite foods all year 'round) fresh fruits, vegetables, even pies and cakes. 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