S The News-Review, Roseburg, Oft. Thurt., Dec. 22, 1949
Society and GluLi
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
' Kwini ltAm snhmltted bv tele
phone for the society page must
De lurnea in uexui u u wwn
Monday through Thursday nd
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the social calendar and Sat
urday's society page are closed
weekly.
SORORITY HOLDS
CHRI8TMA8 PARTY
AT HUGHES HOME
Mrs. Leon Hughes' home on
West 2nd avenue North was the
scene of the Christmas party of
Beta Gamma chapter of Epsllon
Sigma Alpha Thursday evening,
Dec. 15. Plans were discussed for
a Christmas dance.
Holiday decorations were .used
about the rooms and gifts were
exchanged. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Hughes and co
hostesses, Wilma Melton and
Nancy Lehman, to the Mesdames
Robert Nazelrod, I. J. Bean,
Craig Dishman, Don Rogan,
Howard Thomas, Ronald Oilar,
Donald Starmer, Robert Elliott,
Marvin Doty, E. J. Rogers Jr.,
Bill Benson, Robert Reid, R. L.
Gadway, Ward Cummings, Jr.,
Ted Insley, Lyle Quist, the Misses
Joan Lashua, Barbara Lamb and
Ardyth Andrus.
Pumpkin Center and Pumpkin
Chapel are two Kentucky post
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Millinery
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Christmas home decoration contest '
for residents of Coates Addition' Santa Claus will be here at Fairhaven Mar-
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DILLARO P.T.A. HEARS
CHRISTMAS ME88AGE BY
Rev. W. W. APPLEYARD
Rev. W. W. Appleyard brought
the Christmas message at the
Dillard P-T. A. meeting Friday
evening at the schoolhouse. He
is minister of the Dillard churcn.
Christmas carols were sung by
tne group, me seventh grade
boys and girls sang several
Christmas numbers under the
direction of Mr. Corey, Dillard
teacher, who accompanied them
on the piano. The Dillard church
cnoir sang two selection, lea by
Mrs. Bea Post oi Winston.
Ruby Jones was secretary pro
tern ana tne Business meeting
was In charge of Margaret Mc
Cord, president, who was pre
sented a gut Dy tne p-t.a. Mrs.
Mavae s room won tne f-l.A. at
tendance pennant and a five
dollar check for the best atten
dance for three meetings.
The next meetlnz will be Jan
uary 20 at 6 p.m. with potluck
dinner. Fathers night will be
observed.
Gertrude Hunter accompanied
the group at the palno for Christ
mas sintnne.
Members of the P-T. A. will
assist in furnlshine a school li
brary by bringing a book. Several
books were donated at tne meet
ing.
Refreshments were served by
tne two tnira grade room mo
thers, Mrs. Jo Leaner and Mrs,
Othal Barnes.
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CORNER OF FA'RHAVEN. MELROSE
Specials Effective Friday and Saturday
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NANCY and ROCER (BUTCH) STEWART sit expectantly
last year's presents (slightly the worse for wear) clutched tightly, evidently prepared to wait
the advent of Santa Claus with all the patience they can summon. "Can that be Santa now?"
Roger cocks an eye towards the fireplace chimney. Better watch closely, Butch; it could be.
Roger and Nancy are the children ot Mr. and Mrs. Oordon
Roger is four years old and Nancy, eight. She is in the third
Jenkins).
EVERGREEN GRANGERS
HOLD POTLUCK DINNER
One hundred Grangers and
children enjoyed a turkey dinner
and Christmas party Saturday
night at the Evergreen grange
hall. The tables were decorated
with holly and candles and the
huge Christmas tree blended
with the festive occasion.
After the dinner a program was
given. Included were a reading,
"The Best Tree" by Wcndel
Waaler, Bud Glenn, Warren Hein
back; poem by Otto Lange; poem
by Margaret Burt; piano selec
tions by Stanley Harryman;
reading by Rube Belle Kobernik.
Christmas carols and the ar
rival of Santa Claus with gifts
for all.
The grange will meet Friday,
Dee. 23 with potluck supper at
6:30 followed by the business
meeting at 8 p.m. All members
are ureed to attend as the grange
' will vote for state officers.
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MELROSE CLUB ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS AT
CHRISTMAS MEETING
Mrs. Nellie Myers was elected
vice chairman of the Melrose
Home Economics club at the
meeting held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Aydellot
with Mrs. Amy Matthews as co
hostess. Mrs. Ethel Becker was elected
secretary and Mrs. Margaret
Reece re-elected corresponding
secretary. Plans were made for
the Grange Christmas party and
potluck dinner which were held
Tuesday night at the grange hall.
Luncheon was served by the
hostesses to Mrs. Beckie Chi1
wood and children, her mother,
Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Ruth Sim
mons, Mrs. Ethel Becker, Mrs.
Trozie Nlelson, Mrs. Mable Bu
senbark, Mrs. Allie Busenbark,
Mrs. Nellie Myers and grand
daughter, Linda Felt, Mrs. Net
tie Woodroff, Mrs. Grace Ran
som. Gifts were exchanged at the
close of the afternoon.
HOME EXTENSION UNIT
LEARNS GIFT WRAPPING
Gift wrapping was demonstrat
ed by Mrs. A. Cunningham and
Mrs. C. Rockwood at the Home
Extension club meeting held at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Parrott
In Camas Valley. Potluck lunch
eon was served buffet style from
a Christmas decorated table.
The afternoon was spent in an
auction under the Azalea house
chairman, Mrs. D. Thrush after
Sweet-sugared
raspberries from western
berry patches.
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under their Christmas tree, with
Stewart, iuui Ooey avenue.
grade at Fullerton. (By Paul
which members had exchange of
Christmas gifts.
The next meeting will be Jan
uary 18, and is open to all women
of the community. Camas Valley
was the first unit In the county
to complete its quota for the Aza
lea House fund.
Enjoying the afternoon were
Mrs. Neinow, Enid Weist, Hazel
Thrush, Lou Cunningham, Peg
gie Chapman, Bertha Parrott,
Stella Moodle, Delia Rockwood.
Dorothy Cunningham, Marian
Moody, Madge Standley, Norah
Boyle, Eileen McClellan, Mable
Sallee, Mary Smith and house
guest, Mrs. Longman, Garnet
Main, Marian Banks and the
hostess.
NAVY MOTHERS CLUB
TAKES PART IN
VETERANS DANCE
Navy Mother's club entertain
ed at a Christmas party at the
home of Bertha Blake Tuesday
following the Veterans hospital
weekly dance at which the Navv
mothers assisted. Gifts were ex
changed and plans made to meet
January 16 at the home of Mrs.
Sadie Parslow, 522 South Main
street at 8 p.m.
Taking part in the evening's
activities were Mrs. Paula An
derson, Mrs. Alia Jack, Mrs. Eth
el Heckathorn, Mrs. Anna Wick
ham, Mrs. Ogda Nelson, Mrs.
Sadie Parslow, Mrs. Frances
Crawford, Mrs. Martha Wells,
the hostess and a guest, Mrs.
Editha Guy.
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CALAPOOIA LADIES
PLAN NEW YEAR'S
PARTY AT CLUBHOUSE
Members of the Calapoola La
dies club planned a New Year's
party, January 31 at the club
house with potluck dinner at 7
p.m. Potluck dinner will be serv
ed at 7 p.m. and members and
their families and friends are in
vited.
The clubhouse was decorated
with evergreen sprays and gay
banta ngurines at the rjotluck tur
key dinner held Dec. 14. Lighted
candles added a festive touch to
the tables. Hostesses for the day
were mrs. Jessie uavis, Mrs. Lu
cille Starr. Mrs. Minnie James.
Mrs. Ceclle Tuthlll, Mrs. Thelma
urozio ana Mrs. Vera Bacon.
Pollvanna eifts were exchanc
ed and names will be revealed
at the Januarv meetlh?. Ex-
change of Christmas gifts was
enjoyea Dy Mrs. Mabet Allen,
and Mrs. Ida Plnkston of Oak
land; Mrs. Pat Fickes of Suther
lin; Mrs. Jennie Comstock of
Sutherlin; Margaret Munson,
Umpqua; Miss Eleanor Starr of
Oakland; guests: Mrs. Kathryp.
Roadman, Mrs. Alice Manning,
Mrs. Bette McCall, Mrs. Florence
Slater, Mrs. Grace Crouch, Mrs.
Hazel Haines, Mrs. Frankie
Moore, Mrs. Lura Scallon, Mrs.
Hope Henry, Mrs. Minnie James,
Mrs. Doris Bacon, Mrs. Pearl
Hand, Mrs. Zelma Gorrell, Mrs.
Marie Sonne, Mrs. Bertha Cai'
lile, Mrs. Anne Leonard, Mrs.
Madge Miller, Mrs. Eloise Lam
oreaux, Mrs. Lucille Starr, Mrs
Vera Bacon, Mrs. Ceclle Tuthlll,
Mrs. Thelma Brozio, Mrs. Opal
Munson, Mrs. Jessie Davis, Mrs.
Evelyn Richardson, Mrs. Sylvia
Manning and Mrs. Dorothy Wil
liams. The next meetine. which will
feature election of officers, wilf
be held January 18 with Mrs.
Grace Crouch, Mrs. Lucille Starr,
Mrs. Hope Henry, Mrs. Doris Ba
con as hostesses.
TWENTY-FOUR CLUB
HAS CHRISTMAS
MEETING THURSDAY
The Twentv-Pnnr nlnh hilt (
first annual Christmas affair
Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Mervin Dage with Mrs.
Dyle Baker as co-hostess.
Following a brief business ses
sion. A hnllHav nut-Fir iirao
with Mrs. Frank Wilson acting
as oaiiia Liaus. lims were ex
changed nnH visIHno nnH oamno
were enjoyed.
lovely refreshments were
served from a table attractively
beautifully decorated Christmas
cake decorated by Mrs. Baker.
Those enjoying the occasion with
ivus. uage ana Mrs. Bauer were
Mrs. Marvin Pnlmpr Mrt Ttnh.
ert Hecathorn, Mrs. Douglas
fteene, Mrs. wilDurn Damewood,
Mrs. Franklin Wilson, Mrs. Bill
Moffitt, Mrs. Bob Wilhite, Mrs.
Bob Potter, Mrs. Gordon Reese
and Mrs. Louie Donelon.
The next meeting will be at
seven-thirty o'clock the evening
of .Tantmrv 5 nt thf hnm. nt TUt-u
Bill Moffitt. All members are
asked to bring a guest.
MEETS AT OLALLA
Maureen Muetzel was hostess
to the Busy Steppers club of Olai
la Thursday of last week at her
home. Potluck luncheon was fol
lowed by gift exchange about a
Christmas tree. The hostess used
the Christmas motif in decora
tions. Games were played with prizes
being awarded Lillian Osborne,
Hazel Ison and plans made for
the next meeting to be hem Jan
uary 6 at the home of Pauline
Gore.
Attending were Lillian Os
borne, Mattie Swanson, Ruth
Cook, Mary Hodges, Nona Allen,
Marie Looney and Steve,- Alice
Muetzel, Bernice Parker and Su
zanne, Hazel Ison, Renie Jenkins,
Garnet Folmsbee, Anna Cook,
Ethelyn Powers, Jean Nichols,
Junia Byron, Adda Ollivant, Jo
sephine Huffman, Anna Ireland,
Clemmie Prock, Millie Steen,
Pauline Gore, Lena Cook, Vir-
einia Smith, Flossie Smith, Vir
ginia Wambolt and Janita, Ber-
tna Dossey ana ixmis, maoei
Guthrie and the hostess.
RIFLE RANGE SEWING
CLUB ENJOYS MEETING
Rifle Ranee Sewing club mem
bers enjoyed an afternoon meet
ing with Marion Wilson Decem
ber 13. A business meeting was
followed by games with Mrs.
Edna Scotield winning prizes.
Mrs. Wilson entertained with
piano selections during the social
hour.
Those present were Mrs. Edna
Scofield, . Mrs. Mildred Hites,
Mrs. Pauline Greenfield, Mrs.
Addle Schick. Mrs. Uwen rank
and son, and the hostess.
The Chrlstrras party will fea
ture the next club meeting at the
Gill home at a later date Gift
exchange will be enjoyed.
TOP HATTER Four-year-old Sally Sutphin, a pupil of Sally Hilt,
drew the plaudits of the crowd gathered Tuesday night in the
armory, for the American Legion Christmas party. (Picture
by Paul Jenkins).
BELLVIEW CLUB MEMBERS ..
MEETS WITH VIOLA
HALEY FOR CELEBRATION
Bellvlew club members met
with Viola Haley Wednesday for
their annual Christmas party.
The rooms were decorated with
Christmas greenery and a Christ
mas tree. A short business meet
ing was followed by visiting,
games and exchange of gifts.
Refreshments were served by
the hbstess assisted by Irene
Walker. The next meeting will be
January 4 at 12 noon with pot
luck luncheon at the home of
Ethel Roselund, 700 East Sixth
street. At that time plans will
be completed for the 30th anni
versary of the club.
Present were Beth Boyer, Cora
Collison, Kathryn Colllson, Phyl
lis Cunningham and Jill, Eleanor
Gilbreath and Zeta, Marjory Gil
breath and David Bowker, Mat
tie Gosnell, Lora Kester, Evelyn
Newell and Daynor, Edna Park
er, Bessie Pearce, Ethel Rose
lund, Mary Southwick, Emma
Van Voorst, Irene Walker, Olive
Walker, Bess West, Betty Luck,
Edna Sponagle, a visitor and the
hostess.
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"POETRY INTO MUSIC"
IS TOPIC OF PROGRAM
AT SORORITY MEETING
Mrs. Eugene Powell presented
a program at the Decemberl3
of Beta Sigma Phi at the home
of Mrs. Charles Williamson.
Her topic was "Poetry Into
Music." and she included piano
selections and recordings as her
program.
Plans were completed for he
annual Christmas party held last
night at the home of Mrs. John
Todd with exchange of gifts.
Present were Mrs. Jack Cum
mins, Mrs. Jack Fariss, Jr., Mrs.
Clarence DeCamp, Mrs. Ray
Sims, Mrs. Ray Puckett, Mrs.
Harry Harris, Mrs. John Gard
ner, Mrs. Meredith Wilson, Mrs.
Marcus Brown, Mrs. John Todd
the hostesses, Mrs. Williamson
and Mrs. Powell
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