8 The Newi-Revlew, Roseburg, Ore. -Wed., Dee. 21, 1949
Society and Glnhi
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social items submitted by tele
phone for the society page must
be turned In belore 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.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
WILLING WORKERS CLUB
The Willing Workers club of
Scotls Valley held lis annual
Christmas party at Victor hall
Dec. 1411i. During the business
meeting, the following officers
were elected for the coming
year: President, Mrs. Mabel Pot
ter; Vice-president, Mrs. Carrie
McKern; Sec.-Treas., Mrs. Es
ther Turpln. A real live Santa
Claus passed out gifts to the kid
dles present. Visitors present
were Mrs. John Jackson, Mis.
Harold Turpln. A potluck supper
and card party will be held In
the hall New Years eve.
P06T AND AUXILIARY
HOLDS FINE PARTY
Yoncalla American Legion
Post No. 174 and auxiliary met
at Halo hall Salurday evening.
A cake walk was held. Mrs. Bob
Roberts of Drain won the quilt.
The auxiliary cleared $55.00 on
the food sale and bazaar held
Saturday afternoon, on the cake
walk, and on donations for the
quilt. Twenty-five dollars will be
given the Roseburg Veterans hos
pital; twenty-five dollars to the
Medford Veterans home and $5
1o the Yoncalla P.-T. A. for the
treats.
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Hollywood Bread lends distinctly
grace to Ihese memoreble occasion.
Poultry stuflioiti mada with Holly,
wood Broad aro truly superb. Try
Eleanor Day's famous Christmas Dress
ins recipe.
Melt in frying pan, two or three,
tablespoons of fat) add one tablespoon
chopped onion, and sauta until tender.
Add on cup Hollywood Bread
crumbs, one teaspoon salt, one-fourth
teaspoon pepper, one-half teaspoon
Any
Any woman loves pretty
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ELGAROSE CHILDREN
ENJOY CHRISTMAS
DINNER AT SCHOOL
Children of Elgarose school
were honored with the annual
Christmas dinner furnished by
the Elgarose Comfort club at the
school Thursday, A large cr.rist
mas tree was used for decora
tion. After the dinner the ladles held
a business meeting with Mrs. Len
ora Andrews in charge. Plans
were made for a card party, Jan
uary 7, at the school. Refresh
ments will be served and a free
will offering taken.
The next meeting will be Jan
uary 5 at the home of Mi s. Mable
Backlund with Mrs. tana J0'
gren. co hostcss.
Attending were Mrs. Mable
Backlund, Mrs. Lcora Andrews,
Mrs. Ella Johnson, Mrs. Edna
Sjogren, Mrs. Evelyn Warren,
Mrs. Nettle Lundeen, Mrs. Con
nie Showers, Mrs. Lee Brown,
Mrs. Sally Barker and son, Mrs.
Fennell, Mrs. Kelly and children,
Mrs. Lucille Edwards and chil
dren, Mrs. McGrady and Mrs.
Thelma Hanson.
MRS. L. G, TWOHY
ATTENDS EXECUTIVE
MEETING IN PORTLAND
Mrs. L. G. Twohy, County com
mander for the Oregon Division
of the American Cancer society,
has returned to her home in
Roseburg, following a trip to
Portland to attend the state meet
Ing of national regional, state and
district commanders.
Mrs. Harold Milligan, of New
York, national commander, was
present to outline the annual can
cer drive for funds and discuss
future work of the society In Ore.
gon. Mrs. Virginia Kletzer, state
firesklent, conducted the mect
ng. Mrs. John Day of Medford,
district commander, and Mrs.
Peterson of Montana, regional
commander, were also present
for the meeting, which proved
most inspirational and education
al to the workers.
each of sag, chopped celery, and
parsley . . , and mix well.
Add one egs, allihUy beaten, and
mix well.
Then add one to two tablespoons of
stock made off of the tiblets.
Chopped walnuts, chestnuts or
mushrooms may also be added.
This makes a loose, savory, light
poultry stufTinc.
Hollywood Bread Is baked without
shortenini. Buy a loaf, todayl
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CHARMING CHRISTMAS
PARTY HELD BY CLUB
A large beautifully decorated
Christmas tree, glowing with
many lights greeted members of
the Yoncalla Women's Study club
and their guests, as they entered
the large Epworth hall of the
Yoncalla Methodist church
Thursday afternoon. Three long
tables, each holding a large mir
ror, centered wttn a red candle
and circled with large red balls
and holly, were used for serving
a chicken-pie luncheon. Miniature
candle sticks, made with gum
drops and red life-savers were
at each plate.
Following the luncheon, the
regular business meeting and
study hour was dispensed with,
and In its place a very enjoy,
able program was given. Mrs.
Floyd McMichael sane two de
lightful numbers followed by a
vocal duet by me Houser sisters.
Mrs. George Edes played a
Christmas Medley on the piano,
ionowea by a sextette, Mrs. Nor
ma Day and Miss Sandra Day,
Mrs. Luther Daugherty, Mrs. Bud
Rice, Mrs. Don Atkinson and
Mrs. Sparks sang "Holy Night"
Dy uranmstsenson ana "Hark
the Herald Angels Sing." The
ringing of Christmas bells her
alded the approach of Mr. and
Mrs. Santa Claus, Mrs. Hugh
Warner as faanta Claus and Mrs,
Metz as his helpful wife, who
distributed lovely .gilts to all.
Guests enjoying the afternoon
were Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Delmar
Rice, Mrs. Strait, Mrs. McMi
chael, Mrs. Norma Day, Misj
sanara Day, Mrs. ueo. toes,
Mrs. Tobin, Mrs. Luther Daugh
erty, and Mrs. Doefler. Members
presept were Mrs. Houser, Mrs.
Ervin Rice, Mrs. Bud Rice, Mrs.
Don Atkinson, Mrs. Cabiness,
Mrs. Harvey Cockeram, Mrs. Ed
gar Richards, Mrs. Earl Strong,
Mrs. Raphael Wise, Mrs. Metz,
Mrs. Art Kychard, Mrs. J. N.
Sparks, Mrs. Fred Merk, Mrs.
John Kruse, Mrs. Phil Hunting
ton, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Hugh
Warner, Mrs. Dare Kingery, Mrs.
Latham, Mis. L,etloy Hanson.
INTERESTING P.-T.A.
MEETING SCHEDULED
A very Interesting meeting Is
expected at the next session of
the Yoncalla P.-T.A. when Dr,
Lydia Emery will present the
background on film of "Human
Growth." A man will be sent out
with the film and will answer
any questions asked him.
At the last meeting a very fine
program prepared by Mrs. Dora
Bonner was enjoyed consisting
of a guitar duet by Sam and Bet
ly Currier; a solo by Lycil Lew
ey; reading, Miss Lois Ann
Wright; duet Margaret and Lo
retta Abbott and reading, "The
Night Before Christmas" by El
mer Currier.
The Yoncalla delegation won
recognition for traveling the
greatest distance at the county
council of P.-T.A.'s held in Myr
tle Creek recently. Those attend
ing from here were Mrs. John
Weber, Mrs. Elton Grass, Mrs.
Jean Cowan, and Mrs. Sheets.
They reported a very instructive
as well as entertaining meeting.
YONCALLA CHILDREN
ENJOY MOTION PICTURE
Early Saturday afternoon, chil
dren cathercd at the Eagle The
atre, Yoncalla, waiting for the
opening of the doors to see the
film "Alice in wonaenana
shown by the courtesy of Jack
and Evelyn Boucock. Altho some
of the younger children were a
bit frightened by some of the
scenes, altogether, tne picture
was grand and a large crowd of
children enjoyed this wonderful
treat.
vets. A shorty type robe or a quilted
bed jacket are always in good
taste.
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Lower picture shows a group of the Jay-C-Ettes grouped about
the Christmas tree distributing the gifts. Left to right they are
Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs. Don Gum, Mrs. Wayne Crooch, Mrs. Leo
Sevy, Mrs. Bob Lucky, Mrs. Bob Lambeth, Mrs. Walt Brittell,
Mrs. George Mcintosh and In the front, Mrs. Clark Taylor. Top
picture shows those In attendance who are listed below In the
story.
Jay-C-Ettes observed the approaching Christmas holiday with
a social evening at the home of Mrs. Don Gum. A brief business
meeting in charge of the president, Mrs. Charles Hart, gave way
to exchange of gifts about a gaily decorated Christmas tree.
Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Gum, Mrs. Wayne Crooch
and Mrs. Bob Lambeth. Mrs. Leo Sevey played Christmas carols
with the group joining in song.
Enjoying the evening were the Mesdames Millard Reitman,
Rod Dotson, Tom Gilkey, Charles Hart, Clark Taylor, Duane Baker,
Erv Pugh, Melvin Heggie, Eldon Howard, Leonard Langley, Al
Hughes, Glen Scott, Sid Moon Jr., Leo Sevey, Bill Tipton, Keith
Custer, Walt Brittell, John Patton, Bob Lucky, George Mcintosh,
Charles Williamson, Jack Fariss Jr., and the hostesses. .,
MELROSE EXTENSION UNIT
MEETS AT CHITWOOD HOME
A Christmas party and gift
wrapping demonstration was giv
en Friday at the Melrose Home
Extension unit meeting at the
home of Mrs. Clarson Chilwood.
A potluck luncheon was followed
by Mrs. Chilwood and Mrs. G. E.
Handy conducting the demonstra
tion. Gift exchange and visiting wa3
enjoyed by Mrs. P. Veenslra.
Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Nellie Mey
ers, Miss Luella Cunningham,
Mrs. H. P. Conn, Mrs. J. R.
Fenn, Mrs. H. Aydelott, Mrs. R.
E. Doerner, Mrs. J. E. Conn,
Mrs. D. N. Busenbark, Mrs. A. G.
Herrman, Mrs. Clyde Kenvon,
Mrs. E. R. Fenn, Mrs. G. E. Han
dy and the hostess.
Tne next meeting will be Jan
uary 6 at the grange hall with a
demonstration on "making lamp
shades" with Mrs. G. E. Handy
and Mrs. H. Ransome as lead
ers.
RIVERSIDE UNIT HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
Riversdale Home Extension
unit met at the beautiful home of
Mrs. A. J. Standley Dec. 13, with
Mrs. Naomi Schulke and Mrs.
John Trozelle giving the demon
stration on gift wrapping.
loveiy reiresnments were serv
ed by Mrs. Standley. assisted by
Mrs. Ed Nichols and Mrs. Lloyd
Shelton. Gifts were exchanged.
inose present were Mrs. c L,.
Spray, Mrs. Carl Schmidt, Mrs.
E. G. Trozelle, Mrs. Ted Mehl
hoff, Mrs. Florence Quant, Mrs.
George Powers, Mrs. Hugh
Ritchie, Mrs. Fred Parrott, Mrs,
Joe Guthrie, Mrs. E. G. Cloake,
Mrs. Peter Serafin, Mrs. John
Trozelle, Mis. Naomi Schulke,
Mrs. Ernest L. Dawe, Mrs. Nelda
Norris, Mis. Marvel Calkins,
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Mrs. Emma Briggs, Mrs. ' Ed
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O. F. Michel and Mrs. A. J.
Standley,
FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB
MEETS AT FENN HOME
The Friendly Hour club met
Wednesday for its annual Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Grace Fenn with Mrs. Clara
Herrman as cb-hostess. The
rooms were decorated in a
Christmas motif.
Luncheon was served at noon
followed by a program and gift
exchange. The next meeting will
be January 4 at the home of Mrs.
Katie Conn with potluck luncheon
at noon. All members are asked
to be present as the year's activ
ities will be outlined.
Attending were Mrs. Katie
Conn, Mrs. Ellen Hoffman, Mrs,
Hazel Williams, Mrs. Willamina
Bonebrake, Mrs. Norma Fenn,
Mrs. Minnie Jacobson. Mrs. Ce
cilia Kenyon, Mrs. Hazel Bly,
Mrs. Belva Buckwalter, Mrs. Mil
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RIVERSDALE CHRISTMAS
PARTY TO BE FRIDAY
Residents of Riversdale are
most cordially invited to attend
the annual Christmas party at
Riversdale Grange hall Friday
night, Dec. 23. The program by
the students of Riversdale school
will begin at seven - forty - five
Women are to bring a gift for
women and the men are to bring
a gift for men. Everyone attend
ing is asked to bring candies,
nuts, fruits and popcorn for the
Christmas tree. Santa Claus will
pay a visit to the party.
The Grange held its quarterly
birthday potluck dinner last Fri
day evening at the hall, follow
ed by Mr. Cummins of Copco
showing the motion picture,
"Power for Prosperity."
Lester Spencer, master, con
ducted the meeting. All officers
were present. Two applications
for membership were voted on
and two candidates were referred
to the committee.
The Home Economics club
chairman reported on the meet
ing held Dec. 9, at the home of
Mrs. Eldon Ogle and announced
the next meeting for Jan. 13, at
a twelve thirty o'clock potluck
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Myron Lehne. Those attending ar
asked to bring their table serv
ice. Plans were made for the Dec.
23rd Christmas party at the hall
and also for a New Year's eve
party to be held at eight o'clock
Dec. 31, at the hall.
The drill team captain-, report
ed the third and fourth degrees
will be put on at the next Grange
meeting January 6, at the hall.
It was announced the Fold
Dance club has been allowed the
use of the hall the first and third
Saturdays of every month.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS PLAN
AREA SQUARE DANCE
AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Camp Fire Girls in Douglas
county are holding an area wide
folk dancing party at the Rose
burg Junior High school Friday
evening, January 13 from 7 until
9 o'clock.
Mis. Fannie Groshong is in
charge of the activity which is
in keeping with the national
Birthday project for 1949-50. The
girls have been instructed in folk
dancing by their guardians and
will unite for an evening of en
tertainment. CAROLERS ASKED TO
PRACTICE TONIGHT
AT LEGION HOME
All persons interested in jqin
ing with the American Legion
auxiliary carol singers to sing
carols Friday night, Dec. 23, are
asked to attend a practice to
night, Dec. 21, at eight o'clock
APPLIANCE
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Presentation Of
"Messiah" Pleases
Capacity Crowd
Roseburg cut another notch in
Its cultural annals last night with
the presentation for the first time
of George Frederick Handel's
"The Messiah," by the Roseburg
Choral society.
From the opening notes of the
overture to the echoing remains
of the chorus "Hallelujah," the ca
pacity crowd was captured com-
Eletely by 50 voices of the Rose
urg Choral society, led by Di
rector Charles A. Ricketts.
Half-a-hundred townsfolk, many
i with little background in music
! but with a great desire to sing,
provided their listeners with a
little touch of the true Christmas
spirit.
The imagination was stirred as
Christ's biography was told in
song by the chorus and nine solo
ists. After the overture, Wendell A.
Johnson, tenor, reported "Every
Valley Shall Be Exalted" with
sureness and clarity.
Don Castel, bass, handled a
seemingly difficult number, "But
Who May Abide the Day of His
Coming?" in a manner that in
dicated much preparation. Then
Marion Ross bravely attempted
to reach the far corners of the
auditorium with "Behold! A ir
gin Shall Conceive" in her light,
contralto voice. Mrs. Ross re
ceived able assistance from Mar
tha Jane Plimpton at the piano.
Both Mrs. Plimpton and Es
ther Geddes, the latter at the or
gan, helped balance off the vocal
portion of the program with in
strumental introductions and ac
companiment. Herschel D. Scott displayed his
versatility by first rendering
"For Behold, Darkness Shall Cov
er The Earth," accompanied by
the organist, then walking across
the stage and in his deep, rich
bass voice sang "The People
That Walked in Darkness," aid
ed by Mrs. Plimpton.
Part one of "The Messiah" was
brought to an end with solos by
Helen Bamford, Lois Rich and
Marion Jones, punctuated with
a stirring "Glory to God" by the
chorus.
Part two was opened with two
at the Legion home, 118 S. Kane
street.
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Once more it's time jor slippers and,
of course, that means Oomphies.
ArbuMes is your exclusive Oomphies
headquarters and there you will find
a complete array of colors, styles and
fixes. Don't forget that all Oomphies
are reduced in price during the pre
holiday sale.
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STATE OFFICER GIVES
OBLIGATION TO GROUP
OF C. V. GRANGERS
State Deputy Howes attended
the Camas Valley Grange meet
ing Tuesday night and gave the
first and second degree obliga
tions to 18 of the 20 new mem
bers. Five officers, who were not
present at the installation held
at Riversdale Grange recently,
were Installed by the state offi
cer. A social hour closed the meet
ing. Announcement was made of
a New Year's party to be held
at the schoolhouse Thursday,
Dec. 29.
numbers by the chorus, "Behold
the Lamb of God" and "Surely
He Hath Borne Our Griefs," aft
er which Warren A. Mack set the
pace for the approaching climax
with a strong tenor rendition of
the recitative "Thy Rebuke Hath
Broken His Heart" and the air
"Behold, And See If There Be
Any Sorrow."
Rev. Willis F. Erickson ended
the procession of solitary singers
with "He Was Cut Off Out of the
Land of the Living" and "But
Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul
in Hell."
Weeks of preparation by the
choral group was exploited to the
fullest In the final choral num
bers "Lift Up Your Heads O Ye
Gates" and "Hallelujah!"
The audience arose in a body
as the first chords of the final
number drifted over the hall. Ap
parently hating to see it all end,
the people again sat down.
Finally it was realized the pro
gram was over. They drifted out,
very much Impressed with Han
del, the choral society and Di
rector Ricketts.
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Graduate of
University of Pennsylvania
is now located at
804 Garden Valley Read
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