The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, December 28, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextS Tht Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore Wed., Dec. 28, 1949 Society and QUU By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER end BETTY ALLEN NOTICE Social Itemi submitted by tele- Ehone (or the society page must e turned In before 12 o'clock Mondav through Thursday ind hv 10 a. m. Friday at which ; timo tha uncial calendar and Sat urday'i society page are closed weekly. SHOWER HONORS . MRS. L. SWANSON 1 A wedding shower was given In honor of Mrs. . Leonard Swanson at the home ot R. L. Swanson with Miss Jennie Swanson tu hostess, on December 15. at 7:30. , The Christmas motif was carried out with the table centered wun ; small Christmas tree. The table was set bullet style, the napxins being lettered in silver with the bride - and groom's names on them. The honored guest receiv ed many lovely gifts. "-. Those In attendance were Mes-' ' dames: Cooper, Bratsch, Martyn, Darst, Willis, Ryan, Knoot, Swan son and the honored guest and ; the hostess. ' CIRCLE NO. 1 TO " " ' ' ; MEET TONIGHT AT E. R. FOSTER HOME Circle No. 1 of St. Josephs Al tar Society will hold Its Christ- . mas party at the home of Mrs. E. R. Foster 1960 Beacon Way, tonight at 8:00 o'clock. Mrs. R. J. Raade will assist. r Each member is asked to br ing a small exchange gift. ' Those planning : to attend should notify the hostesses at 50R4 or 747J4. . - CM Gold KEVV&mSCONDS! For almost Instant relief, put a few Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops. in escn nostril Va-tro-nol works riant where stuffy trouble Ut It opens up cold cioggea nose . . ., relieves stuffi ness . , . and lets you breatba attain. Try it. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CLUB MEETS AT WINSTON The Happy Birthday club of Dillard was entertained by Mrs. Willard Laurance at her home on Wednesday, December 21, at one o'clock. The luncheon was serv' ed buffet style and the covers were Dlaced at card tables dec orated in colored pop-corn balls In lace cups with place cards in rhyme.. A birthday gift was presented to the hostess from the members of the club. Following the lunch' eon a game was played with each giving an account of Her most interesting trio. lavorue noDDy, or their most embarrassing mo ment. Mrs. Bert murance won the high prize with her talk on her hobby, photography, and showed some pictures. Those present were Mrs. Grace Barnes, Mrs. Belle Clark, Mrs. Othal Barnes. Mrs. Bess Golgert, Mrs. Helen Buell,' Mrs. Phyllis faroz, Mrs. Helen Laurance, Mrs. Virginia Laurance. Mrs. Rosa Heinbach and the hostess Mrs. Vivian Laurance. ATTENDS BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR MOTHER Mrs. Leo Willis of Dillard re- cently returned from a visit in Portland with her mother, Mrs. Harriet Young, and her sister, Mrs. Cora Yandell. A birthday party was given in nonor ol Mrs. Young who was 84 years old at the home of ner daughter, Mrs. Yandell, 340 5th street, Tuesday afternoon, last weeK. , Among the large group in at tendance were five generations of relatives, four great-grandchildren and three great great grandchildren of Mrs. Young. Her birthday cake was baked by a zreat-granddaughter, Mrs. Er nest Nichols. Mrs. xoung nas been bedridden for the tai,t twelve years. Another out-of-town guest was Mrs. Minnie f lint, l Hood River. I0SE M0H SPANISH GUITAR LESSONS Ezra Exceen Rifle Range Road Rt 1, Box 119-A BUSINESS MEN! Flegel' heavy freight! $ have the equipment for moving and ting. We have the special hoists and trucks for moving your bulky files and safes. Call m when you move your office, and we will give your office furniture the belt of care. 'Don't Make a Move' Til You See FLE GEL Transfer and Storage Co. 900 E. Third Street Phone 93S LOOK FOR THIS SIGN WHEN YOU PAINTING PAINTINO Ann DECOCATINO ICONTPACIDCSl AMEBIC THINK OF DECORATING Yeu art protected when you deal with members of the x Painting and Decorating Contractors of America Personal injury or property damage fully covered by insurance. Written contracts and specifications. All estimates and bids free. Monthly payments If desired. Following is o complete list of Painting Contractors who ore members of the Roseburg Chapter Harry Hill . Leo Kimball John B. Preston ' Kenyon Bros. Carl Cornell P. H. Paint Co, Spencer & McFadden Tyler it Shultz Douglas Paint and Hardware Don E. Morgan . Harold B. Hall CHURCH GROUP ENJOYS CHRISTMAS MEETING AT METHODIST CHURCH The Women's Society of Chris tlan Service met in the social room of the Methodist church Thursday for their pot-luck din ner and Christmas party, with Mrs. Maude Hollis and Mrs, Marie Rletmann as hostesses. The tables were decorated in the Christmas motif with holly and tall 1 ghted red tapers. Mrs. Margaret Watson had charge of the program. Christ mas carols were sung and the devotionals were led hy the mln lster, Reverend C. E. Brlttaln. Reading "Bessies Christmas tve Lark," by Mrs. Stella French; Solo-Mrs. Lorena Ellis 'The Star Was His Candle." The exchange of gifts was then enjoved followed visiting. Those enjoying the day were: Mrs. Theltna Jones, Mrs. Mabel Ross, Mrs. Florence Slater, Mrs. Goldie Cooper, Mrs. Elizabeth Gleason, Mrs. Edna Powers, Mrs. Rosa Stlllwell, Tommy Kablr, Mrs. Margaret Watson, , Mrs. Margaret Collier and two chil dren, Mrs. Bertha Barge, Mrs. Lorana Ellis, Mrs. Helen Coor, Mrs. Hilda McDonald, Mrs. Mil dred Rletmann and Grand daueh ter, Mrs. Marie Rletmann, Mrs. Maude Hollis, Mrs. Flossie Shef- fell, Mrs. Ralph Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle French. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Welsh, Mrs. Jennie Comstock and Mrs. Ellen Lelsin- ger. ' The social room of the church has Just been remodled in fir tex and knotty pine and made a line setting lor ine party. WIN8TON METHODIST YOUTH DECORATE TREE ENJOY HOLIDAY CAROLING The Methodist Youth Fellow ship of Dillard held their weekly meeting at o:ju at ine cnurcn on Sunday evening. The leader of the evening was Gerry Gentry, Alter tne regular meeting tne group dcorated the church for the Christmas program which was held Friday, December 23. Later the youth of Winston and Dillard went on a hay ride and caroling.. The truck was furnish ed and driven by Stanford Buell. Chaperons were Helen and Paul Kummell and Arthur and Edna Gastorf. As the caroling drew to a con clusion the group was invited to Miss Stella Finnell's home, where they had a chili feast. Those en- Joying the party were: Shirley Sims, Bob Tedrlck, Dale Dyer, Ross Goodwin, David Burks, Ro berta Buttler, ' Wendy Flnnell, Martha Porter, BUI Woods, Gor don Hercher, Allen Poole, Clif ton Harty, Ina Lee Heinbach, Barbara Covey, Margie Moore. David McNabe. Bernlta Clauson. Marilyn Mahoney, Wayland Gen try, Wanda Wagler, Jerry Gen try, Gordon Clayton, Donald Podle, Coleen Cole, Glen Scofleld, Sylvia Hill, Molly Fullerton, Franl Wilson, John Appleton, Do ris Flnnell and the hostess, Stella Flnnell. H. E, CLUB HOLDS SHOWER FOR MEMBER WHO WAS WED RECENTLY 'The Kellogg Home Economics Club met in regular session Dec. 15, with a sack lunch at noon. Chairman Emma Madison pre sided. Reports were .given by various committees on the re cent bazaar. Charlotte Minter was appoint ed chairman of the fancy work for the coming year. Fancy work left from the Bazaar was ex hibited and many pieces sold. Immediately following the bus iness meeting a bridal shower was given Mrs. Gale Madison, nee Carol Garrison. Many gifts were opened and refreshments were served to about 40 ladies. On Friday evening the 16th about fifty friends of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Madison from Elkton and Kellogg, surprised them at their home with an old fashioned charivari. SEW AND SO CLUB HOLDS HOLIDAY EVENT AT SUTHERLIN The home of Mrs. Harry Bark er was the scene of a Christmas party Tuesday evening, when she entertained the Sew and So club at a seven-forty-five o'clock dessert supper. The table was centered with a Christmas motif. The rooms were decked in yule tide colors with a Christmas tree at one end of the large room. Attending were: Mrs. Meryl Wahl, Mrs. Irma Cornish, Mrs. Naomi Riggs, Mrs. Lochle Thompson, Mrs. Juanlta Holgate. Mrs. Mildred Culver, Mrs Ruth Vogelphol, Mrs. Mary Urquhart, Mrs. Nadine Stearns and the hostess, Mrs. Barker. The hostess received a hostess gift from Mrs. Wahl, after which the exchange of gifts were enjoy ed, followed by waiting. y y- '-X NEA Radio-TeUphof WEDDING DATE SET-Jacque Mercer of Phoenix, Aria, Miss Amer ica of 1849, Is shown with ner fiance, Douglas Cook, a student at the University of Chicago. Miss Mercer announced that they'd be mar- -ried next July 4. NEW IDEA CLUB HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY AT ' HOWARD WAHL HOME Colored Christmas lights greet ed the guests as they .arrived at tne Howard wani nome weanes- day when Mrs. Meryl Wahl enter tained tne New idea ciuo at a Christmas dinner at noon. The lace covered table was centered with a holiday motif, flanked by tan red tapers. A large ligniea tree was placed In one corner of tne living room. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Minnie Abeene, Miss Ethel Man ning, Mrs. Maggie .Francis, Mrs. Lola Rose, Mrs. Fern Flory, Mrs. Jacquline Bird, Mrs Mar Jorie Denley, Mrs. Bonnie Ben net, Mrs. Phreda Wahl, Mrs. Hallie Martin, Mrs. Lola Ken- wait, Mrs. Rosemarle Jones, Mrs. Amy Eggleston and the hos tess, Mrs. Wahl. The exchange of Christmas gifts was enjoyed. Each member revealed her secret pal for the past year and new names were drawn. iri. Wahl showed moving pictures, which .were enjoyed. ine next meeting win De neia at the. home of Mrs. Phreda Wahl on Wednesday, January 1L BROWN HOME SCENE OF WILBUR LADIES AID MEETING DEC. 21 The annual Christmas party of the Ladies Aid was held at the home of . Mrs. Emma Brown Wednesday Dec. 21. The rooms were decorated with Christmas greeting cards and Christmas trees. Singing was led by Mrs. Harold McKay and the Christ mas story was narrated by the minister, Reverend C. E. Brittan. Gifts were exchanged and re freshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ora Antonne and Mrs. Eva Lockman. Besides the hostesses those attending were the Mesdames: Rosella Bridge, George Short, Alberta Jenkins, Beulah Carey, Mamie Bruce, Edith McKay, Loe- ta crosier, A Obey Kussen, Doro thy Moffit, Marie Torgeson. Em ma Brown, Violet Sands, Moor house, Alene Thomas, Workman, Vasche, Lucille Holcomb, Merrit Edmonds and Elsie Broszio. COLLEGE SPECIALIST TO ATTEND TENMILE EXTENSION MEETING "Landscaping" is the topic ot the Olalla-Tenmile Extension unit meeting January 4 at the Tenmile church - with Ivan Newton, certification specialist from Oregon State college In at tendance. He will show slides and pictures, as well as plans. for landscaping the' grounds of the new Tenmile community club house. 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WILLIAMS BAKERY GIRLS LEAGUE SPONSORS CHRISTMAS BALL FOR STUDENTS AT GRANGE HALL Girls League of Roseburg High school turned the Evergreen grange hall into a Toyland scene Thursday prior' to Christmas when the annual Christmas ball was held for high school stu dents. Green and silver carried out the holiday color theme with a large Christmas tree covered with angels hair. Large replica of toys were fastened about the wall and the programs carried out the toyland theme also. Music was provided by Jack Foster and his orchestra and the girls in formals added a color ful addition to the holiday set ting. Chaperones listed on the program for the dance included Mr. and Mrs. Omer Monger, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nolte, Mr. and Mrs. Owen' Price, Mr. and Mrs. George Erlckson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman West, Mr. and Mrs. Al Parr, Mr. and Mrs. Jack New by. Elizabeth J. Randall and Warren Ewlng. Miss Barbara West was gener al chairman for the dance. DILLARD GLEE CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS ) Eighth grade girls glee club at Dillard school held election of officers at a meeting held prior to tne unristmas Holiday. Elect ed We,re Betty Deveraux, presi dent; Melissa stovbraker, secre tary; Sonnie Tedrick, treasurer; Ina Ferro, sargeant at arms and Ina Lee Heinback, scribe. Air Fore Pilot, Wife And Child Are Missing . WALLA WALLA. Dec. 28. (JPt The snow-covered Blue moun tains continued to hold secret to day the fate of a missing air force sergeant, his wife and five-year-old child. bgt. Frank Eaton and his fam ily have been unreported since taking off Saturday for Ontario. Ore., en route to spend the holi days with hie parents at Lake Tahoe, Calif. Thirty civilian pilots from Walla Walla and the Oregon cit ies of Pendleton, La Grande and Baker scanned the retrlnn f.itu.i ly yesterday for the sinel r"- Bine plane. An air force rescue B-17 also joined the search from McChord base. 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