1h0rt dozen 4-h
;lub holds meeting
The Short Dozen 4-H sewing
iuD met wnn ineir leader Airs.
4nriinf Grpy Thursday aftcrnccn
Jov. 17 and are finishing their
ea towels. Hazel Young gave a
eadin?.
Carole Maisebach was elect
id secretary and Hazel Young
ras elected song leader to fill
he vacancies left by the reslgna
ion of Darlene Rowell and Ca
een Rowell. Mrs. Walter Coates
old of the banquet held in Rose
lurg, Nov. 16.
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SUTHERLIN REBEKAHS
ELECT MRS. BECK
AS NEW NOBLE GRAND
Sutherlin Rebekah lodge elect
ed new officers Thursday eve
ing when they met in the base
ment of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Eunice Beck will serve as
noble grand; Mrs. Mary Barker,
vice grand; Mrs. Meryl Wahl.
secretary; Mrs. Doris Stelnback,
financial secretary and Mrs. Jua-
. Mrs. Lenor Horn was announc
ing when they met in the base-
ed as a new member of the lodge.
The committee, Mrs. Manning
and Mrs. Parker leported that
the potluck dinner for the dis
trict convention will be hell in
the church basement Thursday,
dcc. t.
Rosemarie Jones contributed
to the birthday fund' and was
nonorea witn a song.
After lodge the deeree staff,
under the suprevision of Mn.
earner went to the Leeun nnii
to practice for tho approaching
visit i;i tne presiaenr or tne i(e
bekah Assembly of Oregon.
Memiws nd gneit" present
were Mrs. Hazel Rhynedress
oi- unenans, wasmngton and
Mrs. Pretona Wilcox, visitors;
Mrs. Juanita Holgate, Mrs. Nel
lie Peterson, Miss Luella Pleuard
Mrs. Grace Woods,. Mrs. Olga
Bielman, Mrs. Marjorie Sheets,
Mrs. Velma Brauninger, Mrs.
Lucille Chase, Mrs. Helmie
Burns, Mrs. Kay Simmons, Mrs.
Ruth Manning, Mrs. Maude Cul
ver, Mrs. Alma Anderson, Mrs.
Anna Hall, Mrs. Joyce Brigham,
Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs. Marv
Barker, Mrs. Eunice Beck, Mrs.
Mabel Ross, Mrs. Ida Pinks
ton, Mrs. Rosmarie Jones, Mrs.
Phreda Wahl, Mrs. Hallie Mar
tin, Mrs. Hazel Green, Mrs. Dor
is Steinback, Mrs. Charlotte Par
ker, Mrs. Belle Cook, Mrs. Ethe
lyn Freeman, Mrs. Ella Wegner,
Mrs. Agnes B. Stout, Mrs. Ber
tha Barge, and Mrs. Betty Barge.
After degree practice, a sack
lunch was enjoyed. , .
RIVERSIDE ROOM 1
MOTHERS TO MEET
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Riverside "P.-T. A. Room Mo
thers club will meet Wednesday
afternoon at qne-fory-five o'clock
at tne nome oi Mrs. . ri. Mc-
Ghehey with Mrs. F. E. Brown
assisting hostess. All members
are requested to be present.
FLOOR SANDING
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Leslie Pfaff
320 Ward St.
amERican
Phone 1573-R
MAKE YOUR OWN
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
WITH
HARDWOOD
VENEERS
There's a lot of satisfaction and a lot
of fun in making your own furni-'
turt. It is an inexpensive hobby
that more than pays for itself
in savings. Why not come in ,
soon and talk it over?
We'll be glad to help
you get started.
Choose your veneers from
this selection.
Avodorc
Prima Vera
Kelobra
Bublnga
Birch
Sheets are available In nearly all
. sixes and widths. , , . . '
SUTHERLIN BUSINESS
WOMEN ENJOY PARTY
ON THANKSGIVING THEME :
The Associated Business Wo
men's club of Sutherlin were en
tertained at a Thanksgiving par
ty Monday evening. 'lostesses
for the occasion were Mrs. Loch
le Thompson, Mrs. Olga Biel
man, Mrs. Emma Mann, Mrs.
Connie Smith, Mrs. Laura Welch
and Mrs. Evelyn Hensley. ' ,
The evenlne owner) with th
club song followed by a Christ
mas song. Games followed with
Mrs. Halverson and Mrs. Graef
winning prizes.
Miss Kay Lucas, Miss Rose
Mary Judson and Miss Dixie
Lucas presented a vocal trio
with Miss Barbara Miller as ac
companist. Mrs. Graef played a
piano selection and encore.
Mrs. Graef won the door prize
and the program closed with
group sineine. .
Dessert was served buffet style
at a taoie centerea with a bum
horn of plenty filled vith friut
ana uanked by tall yellow tapers.
Enjoying the evening were Mrs
pnyiiis Halverson, Mrs. Helen
Squire, Mrs. Lois Riemenschnei-
der, Mrs. Ivena Halverson, Mis.
Betty Correll, Mrs. Lucille Chase
Mrs. Gladys Minor, Mrs. O r a
Irwin, Mrs. Francis Carriger,
Mrs. Erma Buck, Mrs. Florence
Cook, Mrs. Amie League, Mrs.
Juanita Holgate, Mrs. Lucille
Chriss, Mrs. Dorcas Hoagland,
Mrs. Freda Pfaender; Mrs. Dor
is Graef, Mrs. Betty Stamp and
the hostesses. ;
MASONIC LODGES'"
HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
AT GARDINER HALL
Members and husbands and
wives of Martha Chapter, Order
of Eastern Star and Aurora
Lodge of Gardiner held their an
nual Thanksgiving party Thurs
day night at the Masonic hall in
Gardiner. About one hundred
twenty-five attended the potluck
turkey dinner and enjoyed an
evening of musical entertain
ment provided by a men's quar
tet of Berge Borrevik, Roy
Cairns, Ben Mohler and M.
Baum. A duet by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor was followed by
group singing accompanied by
Mrs. Grover. Bingo was played
later in the evening. Mrs. Harold
Grubb of Gardiner was general
chairman. , , , , , . ., .
ROGER REECE HONORED
AT BIRTHDAY AFFAIR
Roger Reece celebrated, his
14th birthday at his home at
Melrose last Sunday afternoon
with a birthday party. Games
I were enjoyed in the yard and rc-
iresnments served, me nonorea
guest received many gifts.
Enjoying the occasion were
Judy and Giner Kettleman, Dal
lene and Jo Ann Busenbark,
Jeanine and Jimmy Conn, Anita
and Dale Herrman, Charles and
Kenneth Bly, Donna Davenport,
Darlene Kruse, Phyllis and Bil
ly Williamson, Jimmy and Duane
Nelson, Dick Fredricks, Roy
Marshall, Dick Dow, Paul Hatch
er and Gary Dillon.
Mahogany
Walnut
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PROJECT LEADERS LEARN
DETAILS FOR GIFT
WRAPPING CLASSES
Gift wrapping was discussed
and practiced by fourteen home
makers at Scottsburg on Nov.
15. Those present were project
leaders representing six home
extension units in tne norm ana
west Darts of Douglas County
Selecting wrappings with de
signs in scale with the size of
occasion; choosing ties that are
In harmony with the wrapping:
using Ingenuity and individuality
in gift wrapping; and using a
variety of wrapping material
from home were points emphasi
zed. Instruction was given by
Corlnne , McTaggart, county ex
tension agent, Home Economics.
After discussion on principles,
of design and learning to make
tailored and fluffy bows of rib
bons, leaders wrapped several
packages each.
Meetings on gift wrapping will
be conducted In each unit In
December.
Those present were; Rosalie
KUKenaaii ana ouise : thus oi
Gunter; Anna Pyrita and Vesta
Lafiant oi lower smith Kiver;
Vera Rydell,. Eunice Lyster and
Iris Nicholls of Reedsport; Ber
tha Wales and Minnie Churchill
of Rice Valley; Edna Serfling of
(Jaramer; Lorena Binder and
Jean Thomas of Elkton;. Helen
Reed and Mae Van Natta of
Scottsburg, .
EXTENSION UNIT
LEARNS OF TEXTILE i
PAINTING AT 8ESSION
Textile Painting was the pro
gram given by Mrs. Dale Zeller
at the Lookineplass home exten.
sion unit meeting November 15
at tne Methodist church base
ment. Also on display were fin
ished , articles . showing what
could be done with this form of
painting.
Sack lunch was enjoyed at
noon and a short business meet
ing followed the painting demon
stration. Taking part in the day's act
ivities were Mrs. Dale Zeller,
Mrs. Arthur Rietmann, Mrs. Wil
liam Dobbins, of Brockway;
ouise uiiivant, syivia Maadox,
Ethel Meyer, Dorothy Boling,
Ruby Vance, Mildren Olllvant.
Mae Green, Grace Forbes and
Mrs. A. C. Ellenwood.
.The next meeting will be held
Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. in the school
basement with the topic "Gift
Wrapping." All homemakers are
invited. - : i ...
WINCHESTER COMMUNITY
CLUB. MEMBERS TO MEEET
The Winchester Communltv
club ladles will hold a Christmas
party and potluck luncheon at
the clubhouse Dec. 1 at 10 a.m.
Dortha Sail and Louise. Ketcher
side will give a demonstration
on gift wrapping. Each lady is
to bring wrapping paper, ribbon
anu uuier uecurauuns Bne wisnes
and gifts to wrap,
Those attending are also re
quested to bring a gift not to
exceed one dollar for secret pals.
Anyone not having a secret pal
may bring a gift to exchange
with someone else. Mrs. Sail and
Marcelle Johnson will be host
essess. Table service is also re
quested by those attending. All
ladies of the community are In
vited.
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Unacclalmed civic and social leaders In communities througrout
the country, p)u. many women whose activities are known, are
listed among the tens of thousands of nominees tor the "Queen of
America" honor as the first half of the nation-wide campaign by
Mutual-Don Lee's "Queen for a Day" program reached its con
clusion November 26. The second halt will conclude December 10.
. Many unusual nominations have ' been rcoeived by the
week-day Cinderella program ' (11:30-12 noon), as a result ;
of the oonteet; For example, five teen-agers, patients In the
; Sister Kenny Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at the
Jersey City,. N. J., Medloal oenter, thought so much of '
, the famous nurse that they submitted her name for the
Queen of Amerioa" award.
In Chicago a knitting circle nominated a grandmother, Mrs1.
Walter E. Schoenfeld. In New York five blind veterans, seeking a
way to demonstrate their gratitude to the woman who has been
their hostess at many entertainmens and sports events, submitted
her name,. Miss Tess Coleman, as a nominee. Cover girls lu the
Walter Thorton Pln-Up Club demontrated support of one of their
members by nominating a girl who has graced the covers of many
nationally distributed magazines.' Mrs.' America of ,1949, ineligible
herself because she Is a former "Queen for a Day," caused the
nomination Of her sister, Mrs. Robert Bromley of Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Frances E. Cloyd, of San
final "Queen of America" will be chosen in January. ;
; ',. Murder hitchhike! a ride on "Let George Do It" tonight at
eight when a truok driver breaks the "No Riders", rule.
V Tune In "Tex Beneke" tonight at 8-.4S . . ; and "Muslo You
Want" at ten, when the Boston . "Pope" Oroheetra under
the dlreotlon of Arthur Fiedler, will present Chopin's "Let
8ylphldes" ballet '
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NOVEMBER B, 1048
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T:15 Muale You Remember. .
7:3U Jr. Chamber OI commerce. .
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10:00 Musie you Want.
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11:30 Sign Otf.
TWO YONCALLA COUPLES
ARE HONORED AT
HUMMEL- HOME SUNDAY
Two Yoncalla couples were
honored at . the. Karl Hummell
home Sunday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Rogers celebrated
their 54th wedding anniversary
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hum-
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mell were honored for their 55th
wedding anniversary.
Cards and visiting were enjoy
ed during the evening. Those pre
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hummell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Rogers, Roy Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs. Laurell Truitt of .Sutherlin
and the host and hostess. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rogers are
the parents of Mrs. Karl Hum
mell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hummell are the parents of Karl
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