The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 14, 1950, Page 8, Image 8

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SocJcbf and GULi
. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE .
Social Items submitted by tele
phone tor the society page must
be turned In before U o'clock
Monday through Thursday nd
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the social calendar and Sat
urday's society page art closed
weekly.
YONCALLA RESIDENTS
INVITED TO BENEFIT
CARD PARTY FRIDAY
At eight o'clock on Friday, Feb
ruary 17th, there will be a benefit
card party at the City Hall in Yon
cslla sponsored by the Yoncalla
BPW. No admission charge will be
set, but a contribution will be ac
cepted during the evening for as
sistance of: Heart Drive, Cancer
Fund, White Cane, and the Crip
pled Children.
Although the bulk of the funds
contributed to these drives esch
year are used in research for
cause, so that the public does not
clearly see the evidence of dollars
put to use as in some other drives,
the work of these great organiza
tions moves slowly onward. If and
when the general public is so edu
cated to think in terms of preven
tion rather than cure, then there
will be nation-wide support enough
to speed the work now carried on.
The community is urged to come
out and lend Its support to these
worthy causes, thereby rendering
aid to the future which is more
Jeopardized by Cancer and various
diseases of the Heart than most
realise.
There will be prizes for five-hundred
and pinochle and refresh
ments supplied by the Yoncalla
BPW.
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FULLERTON CARNIVAL
AND SUPPER IS MOST
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
Nearly every resident of West
Roseburg participated Friday night
in the supper and carnival held at
Fullerton School. More than 600
parents, children and friends csme
as guests to enjoy tne dinner pre
pared and served by the P.-T.A.,
under the capable leadership of
Mrs. Chsrles Collins. Turkey, bak
ed beans, jello salad, relishes, hot
bresd, pie and coffee were served
to the crowd that filled the school
cafeteria to enjoy the excellent
food in company with their neigh
bors. The carnival, under the manager
ship of the school teachers, pro
vided dozens of diversions for the
children. There were movies, a doll
show, baseball and basketball
throws, ring toss, penny pitch, for
tune telling and a special "Get
Your Face Painted" attraction that
quickly turned the well-scrubbed
mall fry into villainous appari
tions, unrecognizable even by tneu
own parents.
The many Fullerton parenta who
brought and served food and wash
ed the inevitable tall stacks of dir
ty dishes felt amply repaid for their
efforts by the huge attendance and
the obvious enjoyment of all those
who came.
MRS. McMULLEN IS
HOSTESS AT PARTY
Mrs. R. L. McMullen entertained
a group of her friends at her at
tractive new home in Winston
Thursdsy afternoon, February 9th
at 2 o'clock, with a household piss
tic party. Mrs. Zella Jorgenson of
Dillard demonstrated and prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Harry Har
ris and Mrs. Don Lovell, with tha
door prize going to Mrs. James
Loomis. At the close of the pleas
ant afternoon lovely refreshments
were served st tea time to the fol
lowing: Mesdames Paul Ander
son, Warren Wands, Bill Tiptcn,
Don Lovell, Harold Weaver, Harry
Harris, James Loomis, Zella Jor
genson and the hostess, Mrs. Mc
MuUen.
METHODIST STUDY CROUP
TO MEET AT LUNCHEON
The Methodist Study group will
meet Thursdsy at a twelve-thirty
o'clock potluck luncheon at the
home of Mrs. J. B. Needhsm, 734
S. Jackson street. Those attend
ing are requested to bring their
own table service. Mrs. J. F.
Wedgeworth will have the study
book, "We, the People of the Ecu
menical Church." All members are
urged to be present.
ATTENTION
MOTHERS
Community kindergarten
now offers care for your
child by the day or hour.
Prion
599-R-4 or 1444-R
Methodist Women
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Mrs. H. Erne Taylor (leafed center) qv talk to th Woman's
Society of Christian Service at th Mathodilt church on o'clock
denert-luncheon meeting held Thursday at th church parlors.
Mrs. Taylor talked on her work as a teacher and missionary dur
ing her years in southern Rhodesia. Seated left to right: Mrs.
MR. AND MRS. BURGESS
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burgess
and son, Phillip, entertained Thurs
day evening with a dinner party
in honor of the Burgess' little
daughter's birthday. The occasion
marked little thristene s first birth
day anniversary. After dinner a
birthday cake was cut and served
and gifts were presented. Those
enjoying the affair were Rev. and
Mrs. W. W. Appleyard. and Mr.
and Mrs. V. V. Post, all of Dillard;
Mr. E. E. Post and daughters,
Misses Betty Jean and Velma Ruth.
and son, Bobbie, of Winston, and
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs
Burgess and children.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
Women of the Roseburg Country
club will meet Thursday at a
twelve o clock luncheon at the club
house. The contract bridge play
will begin at one o'clock. Mem
bers desiring transportation are
asked to telephone Mrs. Harold L
Schmeer, 654-J.
SUNBEAM
APPLIANCES
Christie's Watch Shop
1601 Walnut Phone 137-J-4
formula for
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Witness . , . something special ... a bit of mogic tailoring, '
on elegant simplicity of design ... a touch of clever
detailing that all adds up to the most graceful
compliment-winner of the season.
Jaunty Junior does it in Forstmann's wondrous
Mi lateen . . . gives it a scalloped collar
repeated at the shoulder, a line of self-covered buttons,
a wisp of a waist and a skirt that's
semi-flared.
Exclusive with us
Second Floor of
Hear Mrs. H. Erne
Annual Banauel Slated
Highlight of activities for Camp
Fire Girls in the community this
month is the Father-Daughter ban
quet to be held Friday, Feb. IT at
the Armory.
The affair will be potluck with
each group providing the meal for
their fathers. Mrs. Dortha Sail is
in charge of the table arrange
ments; Mrs. Hazel Gladwill, pro
gram; Mrs. Gladys Amundsen's
group will provide songs.
Rev. E. Clark Robb, pastor of the
North Koseburg Evangelicial Unit'
ed Brethern church, will be guest
speaker. The program will be pre
sentea oy tuian Knoden s dance
students who are Camp Fire Girl
Acting as hostesses during the
evening will be tiie Horizon club
girls.
Tanda Group Holds Sal '
The Tanda Camp Fire girls of
Canyonville cleared about $13 on
flattery
69.95
Fashions
Taylor Give Missionary Talk
W. A. MacArthur, who had charge of th devotions; Mrs. Taylor,
gueit speaker, and th president, Mrs. Lucien Cobb. Standing:
Mn. Harri W. Booth, program chairman, and Mrs. William
Hoeft and Mrs. F. W. Chase, hostess chairmen. (Pictur by Paul
Jenkins).
their doughnut sale recently. The
girls made paper doughnuts which
announced their sale and the price
of the doughnuts. They took them
from door to door and sold them,
taking delivery orders for dough
nuts to be delivered a few dayi
later fresh from Neal's Do-Nut
shop in Canyonville.
The next social event on the
girls calendar is the Valentine Tea
which is to be given for the moth
ers of the local troop at the home
of Mrs. Robert Doxsee, leader of
the group, on Tnursday afternoon,
Feb. 16.
Work On Project
Plans for the father and daugh
ter banquet of the Camp Fire
Girls were being made at tne meet
ing on Thursday of the Apadenska
group at the home of Lois Fos
back. The menu was planned by
the girls for the dinner to take
place at the Roseburg armory,
Feb. 17. This meeting was work
night and the girls worked on their
Birthday projects. Songs were prac
ticed for the pageant to be held
in mid-March. An interesting talk
was given by the leader, Mrs. Mc
Kean, on small dish gardens,
which the girls are supposed to
have prepared for the next meet
ing. Refreshments were served b y
the hostess, Mrs. Fosback, while
the girls sang the "Thank You"
song. Those attending the meeting
were Gail Grey. Bonnie wells,
Opal Colvan, Betty Anne Ander
son, Ina Lee Heinbach, Lola Fos
back, the leader Lila McKean and
the hostess, Mrs. Fosback.
Chickadee Bluebirds
Chickadee bluebirds, second gra-
d e r s at Riverside, entertained
their sponsors, the Zonta club, at
a program Thursday night Zonta
club members served refresh
ments. Mrs. Bud Cowin, leader.
her assistant, Mrs. Earl Latld, and
Mrs. Leo Rinehart assisted with
the program.
Taking part In the program were
Winnie Butler, Marilyn Sandall,
Jeannette Rinehart, Carolyn Oden,
Mary Berger, Linda Ware, Lois
Bryant, Anna Phillips, Charlotte
Bartram, Sharon Cowin, Barbara
Ladd, Jeannette Read, Sandra Old
field and Susan Barnhart.
We don't just
TALK Service
We get it done!
Maybe you're hesitated to
pot your washer in for serv
ice for fear wa might be alow .
in finishing th work. Pleas
dont worry about that. Wa
ARC busy of course, but w
make a ml ta finish each
errie Job WHEN PROM.
ISED and aa early aa po
aibl. Phone us tday.
BERGH'S
Appliance Service
1200 . Stephen Phone tOS
ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER
TO MEET THURSDAY
Alpha Iota chapter. Beta Sigma
Phi will meet Thursday night a;
eight o'clock at the home of Mrs
Sidney Domenico with Mri. Robert
Bellows and Mrs. Ralph Ohman
assisting hostesses. Miss Helen
Casey will present th topic
Drama." Two plays will be given
This will be the model meeting of
the chapter and all member ar j
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is the best investment
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This is the year for fleece . . . and this
the fleece coat of the year! Boxy,
beautiful, so soft, so light-weight ... a
born companion to all your casual , .
clothes! Its smart three-quarter length
makes it usable four seasons a year . .
its oversized patch pockets, big-ond-gold
burtons, wing5pread collar and notched
cuffs are dramatic detJils that
never go out of style! And what
6 wonderful traveler it is! In pure wool
fleece by Stroock.
59.95
Ours Alont!
WINSTON COMMUNITY CLUB ,
TO MEET THIS WEEK
Corinne McTasgsrt, Douglas
county borne demonstration agent,
will ha tha ineaker at the Winston
Community club meeting to be held
Wednesday, Fee. u, at oae-imny
o'clock at the clubhouse on Grape
Avenue in Winston. All women of
the community are urged to at
tend.
The club will meet Thursday
night, Feb. 16, at seven-thirty o'
clock at the hall. There will be a
guest speaker from the Veterans
hnanital In Rnaehurff Evervone In
the community is urged to attend
RESERVATIONS TO II -IN
FOR JAV-C-ETTE
PARTY BY THURSDAY
.lawr.V.ttM nlannins' to attend
the state board luncheon Saturday
mt rarl'c Haven must have their
reservation in by Thursdsy, Feb
16. Reservations may oe maae oy
calling Mrs. Don Gum at 182-R.
FOUNDERS DAY PROGRAM
TO BE HELD AT DILLARD
The Founders day program of
the Dillard P.-T.A. will be held
Friday night, Feb. IT, at eight o'
clock at the schoolhouse. All mem
bers and those interested are in
vited. UMPQUA MINERAL
CLUB TO HOLD MEETINO
Umpqua Mineral club will meet
Thursday evening at the K. of P
hall. All persons interested in col
lecting minerals, fossils etc., are
invited.
FORSYTH! GUILD TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Forsythe Guild of the First Pres
byterian church will meet Friday
night, Feb. 17, at eight o'clock at
the home of Miss Verna Carothers
116 Blakeley street All business
snd professional women of the
Presbyterian church are invited
VELMA'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Phone 449
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WOMAN'S SOCIETY - .
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Woman's Society of the First
Baptist church will meet at on
o'clock luncheon Thursday in the
church parlors with members of
Alice Thayer circle as hostesses.
All members are urged to be pres
ent BUSY STEPPERS CLUB
TO MEET AT LUNCHEON
Th Busy Steppers club will meet
at a noon potluck luncheon Thurs
day at th home of Mrs. Clemmi
Prock. All members art most cor
dially invited to be present - .
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS
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