8 . The Newi-Revlew, Roseburg, Ore Thun,, Feb. 9, 19509Qh Birthday
Society and Glubl
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social Items submitted by tele
Ehone for the society page must
e turned In. before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday md
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time tne social calendar and Sat
urday's society page are closed
weekly.
BETA SIGMA PHI FORMAL
SWEETHEART BALL TO BE
EVENT OF SATURDAY NIGHT
- Beta Sigma Phi annual formal
Sweetheart ball will be an event
of Saturday night, Feb. 11, at nine
o'clock at the Roseburg Country
clubhouse. All four chapters of the
sorority will participate. The queen
of the ball will be selected from
the four candidates representing
the four chapters. All Beta Sigma
Phi members and their invited
guests have been asked to enjoy
the affair. ,
ZULIEMA CLUB TO
MEET AT POTLUCK
Zuliema club, Daughters of the
Nile will meet at a six-thirty o'
clock potluck supper Friday eve
ning, Feb. 10, at the home of Mrs
W. C. Holmes, 6)7 East Douglas
street with Mrs. J. N. Boor assist
ing hostess. The Queen will make
her official visit at this meeting.
Members are asked to bring com
pleted sewing to this meeting.
Transportation will be furnished
by meeting at the Hotel Rose at
6:20 p.m.
THURSDAY LUNCHEON
ENJOYED BY GROUP
AT LOOMIS HOME
Mrs. James Loomis entertained
a group of friends at her, home at
Winston at a luncheon Thursday
followed bv bridge and canasta
Spring flowers formed the floral
motif.
Mrs. John Dingley held high
score at bridge and Mrs. James
Oakley at Canasta.
Enjoying the afternoon were Mrs
Glen Jones, Mrs. Paul Wray, Mrs
Byron Woodruff, Mrs. Lloyd Nel
son, Mrs. Dick Gilma'n, Mrs. James
Oakley, Mrs. John Dingley, Mrs
Arlo Jacklin and the hostess.
LAZY DAISY CLUB
TO HOLD POTLUCK
SUPPER AND PARTY
The Lazy Daisy Sewing club will
hold a potluck supper at sjx o'clock
and Valentine party Saturday
night, Feb. 11, at the Evergreen
Grange hall instead of at the
home of Mrs. Leo .Wilkerson as
previously planned.
The party is in charge of Ms.
Bill Weaver, Mrs. E. E. Lyi,
Mrs. John Minor, Mrs. Leland Pitt
am, and Mrs. M. C. Smith.
SMORGASBORD TO V
BE HELD SATURDAY
A smorgasbord will be held at
Melrose Grange hall Saturday eve
ning. The public is invited. Serving
will be from six-thirty to eight o'
clock. A card party will follow the
serving.
h -A I J f f"
hi k I si
Lucinda Elizabeth Park
Honored Friday on her 90th birth
day was Mrs. Lucinda Elizabeth
Park. Mrs. rarK nas resmea in
Roseburg since 1901 and during re
cent years has made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Neal.
Eleven enwyed the birthday par
ty -held Friday afternoon and a
decorated birthday cake was serv
ed. Mrs. Park has a number of
relatives residing in the Rosqburg
vicinity.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH GROUP
WILL MEET FRIDAY
The Missionary Society of the
First Christian church will meet
Fridav at 7:30 D.m. in the Friend
ship room. All members are urged
to attend and visitors are welcome
DRESSES
Reg. $39.95 to $22.95 .
Reg. $39.95 to $19.95.
ONE GROUP BETTER DRESSES
Vz AND Vz OFF
SUITS
Now $1C.OO
. Now $ 5.00
Reg. $79.95
Reg. $69.95 ... .
Reg. $65.00
Reg. $59.95
Reg. $55.00
Reg. $59.95
ONE SUIT, SIZE 12, Reg. $89.95
Reg. $69.95 .
Reg. $59.95-
Now $35.00
. Now $39.95 $35.00 $25.00
Now $42.50 $25.00
Now $39.95 $35.00
Now $35.00 $29.95
Now $25.00
Now $39.95
COATS
-$49.95
Now $49.95 $39.95 $25.00
Now $29.95 $19.95
FORMALS
Reg. $79.95 .
Reg. $69.95 .
Reg. $65.00 .
Reg. $59.95 .
Reg. $55.00 .
Reg. $49.95 .
Now $35.00
, Now $39.95 $35.00 and $25.00
Now $42.50 and $25.00
, Now $39.95 and $35.00
Now $35.00 and $29.95
Now $25.00
Negligee and Gown and Robe Sets
All now priced at $10.00 each
SATINS AND CREPES
Reg. $39.95 $29.95
Z" Now $15.00
Washable Quited Cotton, sizes 16 and 12
Reg. $8.95
. Now $6.95
Peddle Pushers
Fine Rayon Gabardine
Gray, beige, aqua and black.
Sizes 12 to 18.
Reg. $8.95 Now $4.95
Anklets
65 Nylon, 35 Wool.
Many Colors.
Reg. $1 .00 Now 75c
Special Prices on Our Entire Stock
of Nylon Hose
Include 15, 20, 30 denier, 51 gauge. Sizes 8V2 to 1 1, short, medium and long.
Reg. $2.50 and $1.95 Now $1.35
FOR THE LARGER LADY THERE ARE OUTSIZE HOSE, 51 gauge, 30 denier,
sizes 9'i to 1 1. Neutral shade. Reg. $1.95 , Now $1.35
All Reja Jewelry Vz andVz Off
Czechoslovakia rhinestones set in sterling. Pins and earring sets, scatter pins,
necklaces and bracelets.
You will find these other items
specially priced.
BLOUSES
BAGS HEADSCARFS, silk ond wool
We are discontinuing our
Millinery Department
All hats, tailored ond dressy, felts
and straws are PRICED TO CLEAR.
Group of Bur-Mil- crepe and
satin slips.
Tailored and lace trim. Shortand medium
lengths in white, pink and black. Sizes
36, 38, 40.
Reg. $5.95 Now $1.95
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126 S. Jackson
OpMtlu UdUa Tfct.Lr
No Exchanges or Refunds on Sales Merchandise
Doors open 9:30 A. M., Feb. 10
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
SECOND IN STATE FOR
DONATIONS TO WOODBURN
The Roseburg Junior Woman's
club was second In the state of all
junior clubs for donations to the
woodburn Training school, which
is the state project of the clubs,
according to word received nere
by the state contact chairman, Mrs.
Emery C. Ingham.
Members of the club met Mon
day evening at the Eagles hall
with Mrs. Harold Jokela, president,
in charge. Members are stuffing
and addressing 5,000 envelopes for
the Easter lily sale for. Crippled
Adults and Children's annual seal
sale.
Plans were made to start a trav
eling basket among club members.
A cake will be made and brought
to every meeting to also raise
tunds for the c ub. Mrs. Ra Dh Ob
man will furnish the cake for the
Feb. 20th meeting.
The club paid $100 to the Douglas
county community hospital, which
is two-tnirds ol the amount Dlede-
ed, which is now naid.
Mrs. rele Kudolf and Mrs. Carl
Duncan were hostesses for the eve
ning and those present were Mrs.
Harold cacy of Kiddle, a guest:
Mrs. E. L. Tauscher, contact chair
man, Mrs. Harold Jokela, Mrs. Ha
zel Scott, Mrs. Galen Matthews.
Mrs. Peter Gregos, Mrs. Benjamin
O. DuFresne, Mrs. Ralph Ohman,
Mrs. A. J. Murray. Mrs. J. M
LRutter, Miss Barbara Lamb, Mrs.
Wjt T Cin.. f 1 I
IV. Lt.tr T3, una. UCU1KO VieilSIIBW
Mrs. E. K. Purkerson. Mrs. Keith
Cashner, Mrs. Peter Homer, Mrs
John Fleck, Mrs. R. D. Manning,
Mrs. B. L. Reding,' Mrs. George
Crocker and Mrs. Paul Cacy.
Tne next meeting will be at eight
o'clock the evening of Feb. 20, at
eight o clock at the Eagles hall
FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB
HOLDS MEETING AT
JACOBSON RESIDENCE
Mrs. Minnie Jacobson was host
ess to the Friendly Hour club at
her home Wednesday with Mrs.
Clara Herrman presiding during
the business session. Poems and
stories concerning Lincoln, Wash
ington and St. Valentine's day were
read.
A donation was made to the
March of Dimes and plans drawn
for cutting stencils for textile paint
ing at the next meeting. Mrs. Wil
lamina Bonebrake will entertain
the club at an all-day meeting with
potluck luncheon at noon, Feb. 15..
Mrs. Katie Conn had charge of
the program reading a poem by
Longfellow.
Refreshments were served, in
cluding a birthday cake honoring
Mrs. Mildred Bonebrake; to Mrs.
Clara Herrman, Mrs. Ellen Hoff
man, Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. Hazel
Bly, Mrs. Ver Thompson, Mrs. Nor
ma Fenn, Mrs. Cecelia Kenyon,
Mrs. Willamina Bonebrake, Mrs
Alma Greer, Mrs. Belva Buckwal
ter, Mrs. Louella Nye, Mrs. Grace
Fenn, Mrs. Mildred Bonebrake and
the hostess.
STATE GRANGE OFFICER
INSTALLS AT AZALEA
William Howes, state deputy for
Oregon State grange, installed of
ficers of Azalea grange following
a potluck dinner last week at the
Azalea grange hall. Assisting Mr
Howes was Amy Kruse, acting
marshal.
Paul Neuman is master. Other
installing officers included Nora
Kracroff, regalia bearer; Ollie Kru
ger, emblem bearer; Howard Kra
croff, acting master; Mayme Pick
ens, musician; Marcella Chevais,
flag bearer.
AZALEA SUNSHINE
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
Azalea Sunshine club met with
Mrs. Sylvia Jantzer Wednesday aft
ernoon, Jan. 25. The next club
meeting will be held at the home
oi Thelma Coyle.
Those present were Nora Gae
decke, Bina Fisher, Thelma Coyle,
Esther Deris, Sarah Pickett, Grace
Neuman, Gussie Fieldmiller, Ter
ry Croff and Grace Croff, mem
bers; Marcella Chevaris, Eloise
Keating and Mrs. Ben Jantzer.
LADY LIONS TO MEET
AT DINNER MONDAY
Lady Lions are to meet at Carl's
Haven Monday evening, Feb. 13
for a 7 o'clock dinner followed by
a program which will include a
talk by Mrs. E. W. Carter on Lab
rador. Mrs. Buckley Bell, president of
Lady Lions, requests 100 percent
attendance at this meeting. Those
in charge are Mrs. Thomas Hart
fiel, Mrs. George Foster and Mrs.
Paul Krucgcr, hostesses.
CANDY SALE TO BI
HELD ON FRIDAY
Junior Woman's club members
will sponsor a candy sale Friday,
Feb. 10, at the J. V. Sporting
Goods store on Jackson street. Val
entine boxes will be a feature of
the sale. Mrs. B. L. Reding is act
ing as chairman.
WHAT'S COOKIN IN TV-Mom can cook her ham and watch
it on television at the same time, with this combination gas range
and television set introduced by a Culver City, Calif., manufacturer.
Mrs. Bea Reeder, above, shows how the cook can stir up a de
lectable dish simply by following step-by-step insertions on video.
POTLUCK LUNCHEON
FEATURES MEETING
Busy Steppers club enjoyed a
potluck luncheon at the home of
Adda Ollivant Thursday, ceo. I
followed by an afternoon of games
and visiting. Prizes for games were
awarded Maureen Muetzel .'.nd
Mary Hodges and Valentine prizes
were given Bernice Parker and
Mabel Roberts.
Attending were Maureen Muet
zel, Clemmie Proc'k, Mona Allen,
Lena Vjalker, Garnet Folmsbee,
Junia Lron, Rose Adamek, Vir
ginia Wambolt and Janita, Vir
ginia Smith, Pauline Gore, Renie
Jenkins, Mabel Roberts, Mary
Hodges, Bernice Parker and Su
zanne, and the hostess.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday, Feb. IB at the home of
Mrs. Clemmie Frock.
STITCH BY STITCH
CLUB MEETS FRIDAY
Members of the Stitch by Stitch
4-H sewing club met Friday after
noon with their leader, Mrs. Han
son and worked on their projects
Louise Gilliam, president, was in
charge of the meeting and led the
club pledge.
During the meeting Margie Man-
son led the club yells and Loletta
Buell, songs. Present were Sally
Brown. Dixie Wooten, Louise uu-
liam, Loletta Buell, Carmen Coop .
er and Margie Hanson, rne nexi
meeting will be Feb. 17.
PLASTIC PARTY HELD
AT SWAIM RESIDENCE
WEDNESDAY AT DILLARD
Mrs. Ira Swaim entertained at
her home at Dillard last Wednes
day fct a plastic party. The dem
onstration was m charge of her
mother, Mrs. Ernest Jorgenson.
A social hour followed and the
hostesses served refreshments to
Mrs. Ernest Edwards, Mrs. E. S.
Wentjar, Mrs. S. V. Wright, Mrs
Frances Collins. Mrs. w. H. Alien.
Mrs. Harold Martin and Mrs. Jor
genson.
HOME EXTENSION UNIT
WILL MEET FRIDAY
Rice Valley Home Extension unit
will meet at the hall Friday, Feb.
10 with the topic "Making Lamp
shades' under the direction of Lu
cile Walker and Opal Taylor.
This will be an all-day meeting
from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. with pot
luck luncheon at noon. All are in
vited. DUPERVOCS TO BE
HOSTESS AT BANQUET
DuDervocs. the senior Camp Fire
organization in Roseburg, will be
hostess at the father-daughter ban
quet to be held at the armory Feb
17. The girls also made plans to
sDend a weekend at camp ryee,
going there Feb. 24. The girls met
at senior high school Monday.
GUEST SPEAKER TALKS
AT FULLERTON P.-T.A.
PUBLIC DINNER PLANNED
Guest speaker at Fullerton P.
T.A. -Monday evening at the school
house was Dr. Abbot P. Simmons of
the Veterans hospital who talked
on "Child Guidance and Sex Edu
cation for Elementary School Chil
gren." A capacity audience heard Dr
Simmons discuss his topic which
was followed by a Founder's Day
observance and a social hour.
Highlight of P.-T.A. activities this
week will be the Valentine buffet
dinner at Fullerton school Friday
evening. Turkey will be served be
ginning at 6 p.m. The public is
invited.
ELGAROSE P.-T.A.
TO MEET SATURDAY
Elgarose P.-T.A. will meet Sat
urday evening, Feb. .11, at the
schoolhouse. All members are urg
ed to be present.
MARLIN YODER TO BE
P..T.A. GUEST-SPEAKER
"National Brotherhood" will be
the topic of the Lookingglass P.
T.A. meeting Friday, Feb. 10 at 8
p.m. at the schoolhouse. Marlin
Yoder, secretary of the Y.M.C.A
in Roseburg will be speaker.
First and second grade mothers
are to bring cukes. Mrs. Cornett
and Mrs. Morrison will be host
esses during the social hour. All
in the community are invited.
CANYONVILLE LEGION
AUXILIARY WILL MEET
The American Legion Auxiliary
of Canyonville will meet Friday,
Feb. 10, at the community hall.
Mnmkarc a.a l-aminrfoH tn hnnO
their contributions for the layette
which is being assembled for a vet
eran and his wife at Eugene. The
veteran is attending tne university
of Oregon.
Refreshments will be served.
V.F.W. AUXILIARY
WILL MEET FRIDAY
V.F.W. Auxiliary will meet Tues
day, Feb. 14 at 8 p.m. at the ar.
mory. Important business will be
transacted accoraing to auxiliary
officers and members are asked
to be present.
RIDDLE GRANGE PLANS
PUBLIC CARD PARTY
Riddle grange is sponsoring a
card party at the Guild hall Satur
day evening at 8 o'clock. Proceeds
will be donated to the March of
Dimes. Cards will be played and
the public is invited to participate.
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS
Zoe Newman
925 Cobb St. Phone 387-R
j i.jji
ATTENTION
MOTHERS
Community kindergarten
now offers care for your
child by the day or hour.
Phone
1599-R-4 or 1444-R
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XjJ es 25c
Cm S.S9
TIDE, large package 23c
FISHER'S FLOUR, 10-lb. sack ...... 93c
JACK CHEESE, lb ... 55c
FLAT BR0D, Pkg. ... .. 35c
BALL POINT PENS, each . . . 29c
UMPQUA FREEZE, Qt 35c
PORTER FRIL-LETS, Pkg 29c
dGGS
Fresh from the Farm
Grade "A" Large-Doz.
cum
(f fi" Oregon Cheddar
for cooking or eating-Lb.
39'
39
JOLLY TIME POPCORN, can ..... . 19c
CARROTS, 2 bunches .19c
MORTON SALT, 2 Pkgs 19c
JUICE ORANGES, 5 lbs. 49c
RIPE, PITTED OLIVES, can 29c
LEMONS, large size, dozen 39c
DILL PICKLES, No. 2Vi can 23c
NEWTOWN APPLES, box 1.89
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Prices Effective Friday ond Saturday
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Cass and Stephens
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 118
few Improved
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