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Newspaper Page TextThe Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sat., Nov. 19, 1949 Philetarian Lodge 1 3W .-. Philetarian lodge No. 8, I.O.O.F. sponsored a dinner et the I.O.O.F. hall Thursday evening. The evening honored Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dent who have been members of the I.O.O.F. and Rebekah lodges lor the past 23 years. The occasion also celebrated the completion ot redecoratlon of the lodge rooms. Above are a group ol those who participated in the evening's program. Mr. and Mrs. Dent are seated in the center of the group. ' J " i 4 VI', C J , ! Twenty three years of membership In the I.O.O.F. lodge and the Rebekah lodges was rewarded Thursday night when lodge members honored Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dent at a dinner. Both were presented flowers by Oliver Plummer. I.O.O.F. DINNER HONORS MEMBERS FOR LONQ SERVICE Phlleterlan Lodge, No. 8, I.O. O.F. honored Robekahs Theta Rho girls and their families at a dinner at the I.O.O.F. hall Thurs day evening with over 100 In at tendance. The dinner gave spe cial honor to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dent, who have been members of the lodges for the past 23 years. Fall flowers and candles dec orated the dining tables and la ter the group adjourned to the social room where a program was announced by Ralph Rus sell. The lodge rooms have been RUTH TRUED PRE8ENTS GROUP OF PUPILS IN CHARMING RECITAL Ruth Trued presented a num ber ot students of high school age In another piano recital at her studio, 400 S. Jackson street, Monday, November 14. Mothers of the pupils enjoyed a program which consisted of selections featuring composers of the romantic era. Mrs. Phil Strader assisted the hostess In receiving the guests, Half Price Sale Wonderful, "TWvwNllr flmT Wonderful CHAPMAN'S Phone . . i I II 1 illTi'u ; JH f Sponsors Dinner In 1 ; recently redecorated and added a festive note to the dinner and social time. During the dinner Oliver Plum- er presented Mrs. Dent with a corsage and Mr. Dent with a boulonniere. The program lnclud ed several musical lumbers by Charles Klckelts' reed lnstru ment class at Junior high school, Kenneth Gilkeson showed a mo tion picture, "From the Egg to the Frying Pan, scenic views and fishing scenes in Douglas coun ty. A large committee of I.O.O.F. members made arrangements for the evening dinner and pro gram. and also In the serving of re freshments at the close of the program. Students who played Included Lorna Vance, Marlene Bar! hoi omy, Alice Blood, Roberta John, Donald Sundbcrg, Steven Gallant. Janet Strader, Opal Owen, Car men Blood, Richard Duval!, Su zanne Ott, Bill Strader, and Don na Davenport. Due to Illness Roderick Mar tindale, Alice Sutton, and Jack Davis were unable to appear. Winter Lotions iSTROGENIC HORMONE LOTION Helps keep face, neck, throat and handa younger looking. SPECIAL DRY-SKIN LOTION Especially good to soften and ootlie dry, rough, or scaly akin. BLUSTERY WEATHER LOTION Helps prevent winJbujn anil rcliovca chapping. Limited Time Only! (All prices plus lax) PHARMACY 103 N. Jackson Newly - Decorated Lodge Rooms "t Society and QluAi By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN Mrs. Thel Wilson Is Guest Speaker At Woman's Club Mrs. Thel Wilson, Myrtle Creek, who is known from coast to coast for her excellent pottery and owner of a ceramics and sculpture studio, was guest speaker at the Roseburg Wom an's club meeting at the Metho dist church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Leland Van Allen very gra ciously introduced Mrs. Wilson, who gave an intensely interesting talk on "The Art of Pottery." Mrs. Wilson studied at Mills college in San Francisco and in the School of Arts and Crafts at Berkeley, as well as studying de sign and oil painting, ceramics and sculpture In New York. Mrs. Wilson and her husband make their pottery from clay found right on their own farm property at Myrtle Creek. In 1948 Mrs. Wilson won first prize at the Ore gon State fair pottery exhibit with a bowl made of her own backyard clay. Recently she cre ated pottery for an exhibit by the Philadelphia Art Alliance, In which she was invited to partici pate and for the ceramics na tional exhibition. From this lat ter exhibit, individual pieces are selected to form a traveling show of pottery to be exhibited In mu seums through the United States. In 1948, a vase of Mrs. Wilson's was chosen for this traveling ex hibit. Mrs. J. M. Boyles, president, conducted the meeting with Mrs. Lucien Cohb, chaplain, giving the invocation. Mrs. Clyde Carstens accompanied the group singing. Miss Jennie Jorey gave the sec retary's report and Mrs. Lester Nielsen gave the treasurer's re port In the absence of Mrs. Ver non Keel. Mrs. Lucien Cobb was elected first vice-president In the place of Mrs. James P. Joyce, who re signed. A report from the Hobby Art show chairman, Mrs. Leland Van Allen, was given. The show will be an event of Nov. 29 30. Members are asked to bring gifts for patients of the state hos pital at the next meeting, Decem ber 6. The meeting will be held at one-thirty o'clock at the Meth odist church. JAPAN IS TOPIC OF GUILD REPORT AT 8HERK HOME Mrs. Marion Johnson talked on "Japan Begins Again," a book on the Island country, at the Forsythe Guild meeting of the First Presbyterian church at the home of Miss Elnor Sherk. The business meeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. Flo rence Lozler. Devotions were In charge of Mrs. Orlena Slattcry and Miss Luella Whitehead. Miss Sherk and Mrs. Alta Simonson served refreshments to Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. Morris Roach, Mrs. Paula Anderson, Mrs. Slat tcry, JBss Whitehead, Mrs. Doro thy Spencer, Mrs. Rcba Hartley, Mrs. Jilmson, Miss Vera rrea- rlckson. Mrs. Lozler, Miss Ger trude Rast, Miss Esther Sherk, and Miss Ina Farnsworth. MR. AND MRS. BOUCOCK ENTERTAIN PINOCHLE CLUB SATURDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Verdun Boucock entertained their pinochle club at Ihclr Dome Saturday evening. Chrysanthemums formed a pret ty mom lor tne occasion. High score was hold by Clif ford E. Smith with Ed Radlgan receiving the low score In the pinochle play. Later lovely re freshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Boucock to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Radlgan and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Smith. JOBS AVAILABLE We have Jobs for trained workers. If you hove the training, we have the Job. If you don't have the training, come In or call tomorrow Fall enrollment now u.ider way GRANT'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 111 N. (t:phant Phon 1535 R Mrs. Boyles announced the slate president, Mrs. William Chandlee, and Mrs. Gault will be in Roseburg for the club's scholarship loan fund tea to be held January 17. Guests were In troduced. Mrs. Earl Plummer presented Miss Priscilla Pruner of l!".dle, talented young pianist, who very charmingly presented "Malague na" by Le Cuona and "The Pom padour's Fan" by Cadman. Members interested in the new ly formed Garden club are ask ed to meet at the Methodist church Nov. 29 at two o'clock to make further plans for the or ganization. Those present were Mrs. J. M. Boyles, Mrs. Lucien Cobb, Mrs. R. R. Clarke, Mrs. G. W. Leep er, Mrs. E. G. Young, Mrs. J. E. Campbell, Mrs. William T. Ev ans Jr., Mrs. Mabel Fry, Mrs. Josie Hazen, Mrs. W. L Dixon, Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. L. Kohl hagen Sr., Mrs. Clyde W. Car stens, Mrs. Otho D. Gosnell, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter ,Mrs. G. V. Wlm berly, Mrs. Carl Lundgren, Miss Betty Houlter, Mrs. Ellen Bon derant, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mrs. Horace C. Berg, Mrs. Earl M. Blelle, Mrs. C. E. Smith, Mrs. Leland Van Allen, Mrs. Myron Haines, Mrs. Fred J. Hermann, Mrs. C. H. Wilson, Mrs. E. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Eugene A. Spring er, Mrs. Charles A. Brand, Mrs. Earl Plummer, Mrs. Fred A. Knight, Mrs. Luella Cunningham, Mrs. Walter Good, Mrs. Bert Wells, Mrs. Frank Ashley, Mrs. C. W. Dishtnan, Mrs. H. A. Bru baker, Mrs. V. V. Haney, Mrs. Thel Wilson, Mrs. J. B. Need ham, Mrs. William Hoeft, Miss Jennie E. Jorey, Mrs. C. R. Leaa, Mrs. C H. Bailey, Mrs. Estelle V. Conover, Mrs. A. J. Geddes, Mrs. A. S. Coen, Mrs. L. G. Two hy, Mrs. L. F. Nielsen, Mrs. Ken neth Bushey, Mrs. Harry F. Hat field, Mrs. C. E. Marks. Mrs. J. J. Kester, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Mrs. E. L. Tauscher, Mrs. Fos ter Butner, Mrs. P. E. Beaver, Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs. R. K. Bellows, Mrs. R. E. Crawford and Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker. A. E. KENT IS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER THURSDAY NIGHT Attorney and Mrs. R. L. Whip ple entertained at a very lovely dinner party at their home on East Douglas street Thursday evening in honor of A. E. Kent on his birthday. Covers were placed at a beau tifully appointed table for Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Black, Mr. and Mrs L. L. Wimberly and the host and hostess. EAGLES AUXILIARY ENTERTAIN FOR WIFE OF NATIONAL PRESIDENT Members of the Eagles auxili ary entertained with a dinner at the Rose hotel Monday evening in compliment to Mrs. Wooster, wife of the national president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The tables were lovely with fall flowers. Covers were placed for the honored guest, Mrs. Wooster: the state president, Mrs. Grace Drew of Charleston, Ore., Mabel R. Moore of Coquille; Mildred Fogel Madame President of Roseburg; Helen Fenwlck, vice-president; Lillian Franzen, chaplain; Verna Lipplncott, conductor; Myrtle Dage, drill captain, and Mrs. Paul Travis. The Eagles auxiliary has an nounced a food sale v be held Nov. 26 at the Marshall Wells store beginning at 9 a.m. If mem bers will call 1229-R, there dona tions will be picked up. DANESE DOAK IS PLEDGED TO SORORITY AT STEPHENS COLLEGE Columbia, Mo., Informal pledg ing for Miss Danese Doak of Kosebure. uregon to member- ship in Kappa Alpha Phi, social sorority at Stephens College nere, was neia on sunaay, isov- ember 6. Miss Doak is one of nearly 500 young women who are pledged to the 16 social sor orities at tne college. Social service Is one of the principal objectives of the sorori ties at Stephens, though mem. bers participate in a program of social activities during tne year. A series of cultural programs, opening on November 10 with a lasnion snow oi "Susie stepnens original designs by fellow stu dents, Is also sponsored by Pan Hellenic. Highlighting the winter social season will be tne formal fan Hellenic Christmas ball which will be held In the Lela Raney Wood ballroom at the college on December 9 and 10. The Fan Hellenic and Independents orga nizations jointly sponsor a dance given on November 18 and 19. Miss Doak is the daughter ot Dr. & Mrs. E. K. Bryant of Rose burg. ROTARY ANN3 ENJOY LUNCHEON MEETING AT RAINBOW GRILL The Rotarv Anns met Thurs day at a no-hostess luncheon at tne Kainhow urni witn Mrs. Le- roy Hlatt. president. In charge. Plans were made for the Rotary and Rotary Anns Christmas din ner party to be held at the Riv ersdale Grange hall at seven o'clock the evening of December 8. Those attending are asked to bring a toy to be sent later to needy cniidren. Plans were outlined for a food and needlework sale to be held at the Umpqua Valley Hardware store beginning at nine-thirty o'clock Saturday, Dqc. 10. Those uesinng xuriner miormauon are asked to call either of the co- chairmen, Mrs. H. H. Turner at obi or Mrs. Calvin Baird at 1121. Covers were paced for Mrs. Le roy Hiatt, Mrs. R. F. Denton, Mrs. Harold Horn, Mrs. J. D. Myers, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. Ar lo R. Jacklln, Mrs. Mabel Jaeger, Dr. Eleanor Carlson, Mrs. Robert Doty, Mrs. Walter Mallory, Mrs. George E. West, Mrs. Clarence A. Landis and Mrs. William E. Clarenbach. BRIDAL 8HOWER IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT MoKNIGHT HOME A bridal shower honored Miss Elsie Collins and her fiance, Edwin McKnight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Roy McKnight recently. Pictures were shown by Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Klemin and many gifts presented to the honored guests. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Klemin and Mrs. Nellie Sweltzer to Edwin McKnight, Miss Collins, Rev. Klemin, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tin ker and daughter, Jean, Howard and Maxine Collins and family, Frances Collins, Mildred Broad bent, Wllmer Patterson, Buna Carter, Harold and Jean Pear son, Mrs. George Rlffe and chil dren, Miss Betty McKnight, Wil ma Streight, Georgena Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson and children, Mrs. Elliott and Fern, Leona and Joyce Plumer, Lois Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cover and Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKnight WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED BY COUPLE AT YONCALLA HOME Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright cele brated their 25th wedding anni versary at their home at Yoncalla recently. A family party was en joyed Friday evening, Nov. 4 with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wright of Glide; Misses Lois Ann and Phyllis Wright; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright of Yoncalla, Mr. and Mrs. Byrd and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Byrd and daughter, Beverly of Roseburg attending. Saturday evening the Wrights entertained and visiting was en joyed. They received many gifts. A large bouquet of red roses was used for decoration. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wright; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mark, Mrs. Elton Grass, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boucock, Mr. and Mrs. El mer Currier, of Yoncalla; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mapes of Drain and Mr. and Mrs. John Skaaluren of Reedsport. MRS. SPENCER IS ELECTED H.E. CHAIRMAN OF CLUB Mrs. Viola Spencer was elect ed chairman of the Rlversdale Home Economics club for the coming year at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Sig Madsen in Garden Valley. Mrs. Cleo Tipton will be vice chairman; Mrs. Eldon Ogle, se cretary and Mrs. Charles Stark, treasurer. The recent dinner and bazaar held at the grange hall was discussed. A Thanksgiving dinner will be held at the hall Thursday, Nov. 24. The grange will furnish turkey and members are asked to bring potluck and their table service. A cooked food sale and fancy work display will be held Satur day, Dec. 3 at the E. G. High Insurance office. The next meet ing will be held at the home of Mm. Eldon Ogle, Dec. 9 with members bringing a fifty cent gift for Christmas exchange. VELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Pacific Bldg. O Tints O Manicuring O Hair Styling O Permanent Waves Cold Waves Machineless Machine . 8.50 and .10.00, and . 7.50 and OPERATORS . . . Thelma Wilson Louise Davis Fred Hermann B. P. W. r t r .' Jit I Mh ' - (4" i f -1 I A M -T-j 1 t Pictured above at the 25th anniversary of the charter of Jlose. burg Business and Professional Parrott (seated) who was the the charter members who have the organization. They are, left lies, Stella Spencer, Emily Judd Eleven past presidents of the sional Women's club were present for the 25th anniversary of the club Monday night at the Episcopal parish hall. Front row, left to right, are Jean Whittenburg, don, Minnie Clark. Second row, left to right, Stella Spencer, Vera Fredrlckson, Verna Carothers, Elizabeth Heinline. Third row, left to right, Edna Helgeson, Ina Farnsworth, Alvle Wetherell and Katherine Kenny. Former Resident Visits Here w. mum miiiiainii Wli '' .A Jsr Mrs. David Funk Visiting friends In Sutherlln and Roseburg are Mrs. David Funk and her young son, Billy, who are guests of Mrs. Funk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Cooper who reside east of Suth erlln. Mrs. Funk is the former Georgia Emery who resided here lor many years. They are en route from their home In Los Angeles, Calif., to Newport, DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS Expert workmanship, 10 years experience. Why be satisfied with lesa than the bestr HELEN JORGENSEN IFormerly of Chicago) SOI Fullerton St Phone 135-YX Phone 449 up up up J C. Observes 25th Anniversary JT'li "J Women's club are Miss Rosa B. first club president and five of kept continuous membership In to right, Florence Snedeker, Laura and Edyth Gilmour. Roseburg Business and Profes Rosa B. Parrott, V. Vivian Logs- Picture nv FrfiricK.nn'B Pnntn Tjih and son, Billy Rhode Island, where they will join Mr. Funk who is on a two year tour of naval duty with the Atlantic Fleet The only GIFT that only YOU can give . . . Your friends or relatives can buy anything you can 0ira thorn ovnnnf - ie portrait. Your Stretch Farther . . . a Vr-JL ; 7 If You Take Advantage of Our NEW REDUCED RATES UNTIL THANKSGIVING ONLY Your Portrait the truly personal gift will be treasured for years. AVOID THE CHRISTMAS RUSH. ARRANGE NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS. Studio vPhent 1449 Miller's Second Floor Miss Rosa B. Parrott, first president of the Roseburg Busi ness and Professional Woman's club, was honored at the 25th an niversary of the club Monday evening at the Episcopal parish hall. Also present for the meeting were five members who have held continuous membership in the club since the signing of the charter in 1924. They were Stella Spencer, Laura lies, Edyth Gil mour, Emily Judd and Florence Snedaker. Mrs. Spencer read a history of the club's first year with Miss Parrott giving a short response. Mrs. Spencer then introduced 11 past presidents of the organiza tion. These were Miss Parrott, Kath erine Kenny, Verna Carothers, Stella Spencer, Elizabeth Hein line, Vera Fredrickson, Minnie Clark, Ina Farnsworth, Alvia Wetherell, Edna Helgeson and Jean Whittenburg. During the business session an nouncement was made concern ing the Thanksgiving dance which will be sponsored by the club for the 20th year. It was announced that Celia Day, regis trar at the Veterans hospital, has been nominated by the Roseburg B. P. W. C. for Queen of America. Miss Parrott and Vivian Logs don presided at the service table which was centered with a large birthday cake with 25 lighted candles. Hostesses for the evening were Golda Nickell, Stella Spencer, Iris Spring, Emily Judd and Laura lies. A potluck dinner will feature the November 28th meeting with Cella Day as chairman of the evening's program on "Interna tional Relations." Members and guests enjoying the evening Included: Alvia Wetherell, Verna Carothers, Esther Pixler, Ingrld Anderson, Margaret Page,' Thelma Flesh man, Elizabeth Heinline, Ina Farnsworth, Minnie Clark, Rosa B. Parrott, Iris Spring, Gladys Foley, Louella Whitehead, Flor ence Snedeker, Elnor Sherk, Vera Fredrlckson, Katherine Lockwood, Edyth Gilmour, Emily Judd. Also Cella Day, Katherine Ken ny, Edna Helgeson, Stella Spen cer, V. Vivian Logsdon, Jean Whittenburg, Virginia Ashcraft, Mildred Herman, Golda Nickell, Laura lies, Mary Chapman, Marietta Powers, Edyth Landis, Priscilla Clarenbach, Hazel Dixon, Bertha Shrum, Corinne Woodard and Flossie Virden.