The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 16, 1950, Page 8, Image 8

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    Th Ntws-Rtviaw, Roseburg, Or. Thurt., Feb. 16, 1950; PROGRESSIVE DINNER
I 19 nsbv at m.t.m.
Society and GIuIpL
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social Itemi submitted by tele
phone (or the fociety page muit
be turned In before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday nd
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the loclal calendar and Sat
urday'! tociety page are closed
weekly.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CLUB
HONORS MRS. HEINBACH
The Happy Birthday club wis en
tertained Thursday Keb. 11 by Mrs
Win C. Heinback at her home in
Dillard. The occasion honored her
birthday and gift were presented
Mr s. Heinback.
Luncheon was served at one o'
clock after which the afternoon
was spent in travelogue talks by
the guests. Mrs. Elua Calyton re
counted her visits to Mexico City
Otheres told of trips to Yellow
stone and Canada.
Enjoying the afternoon were Mrs
Stanford Buell, Mrs. Ray Col cert,
Mrs. Lee Barnes, Mrs. Belle Clark
Mrs. Grace Barnes. Mrs. Elsie
Clayton and the hostess, Mrs. Hcin
bach. BENEFIT CARD PARTY
TO BE MONDAY NIGHT
A benefit card party will be held
at Riversdale Grange hall Mon
day night, Keb. 20, at eight o'clock
to raise money for a 411 scholar
ship. Priies will be awarded win
ners in pinochle and five-hundred
and refreshments will be served
The public is invited.
OAKLAND O.E.S. CHAPTER .
INITIATES NEW MEMBER,
HONORS JUNIOR PAST MATRON
J. C. Irwin was initiated into
Oakland chapter No. 81, Order ol
Eastern Star at the Oakland Ma
sonic temple Thursday evening,
Feb. 1 with Mrs. Gula Crowell,
worthy matron, presiding.
An adenda, "School Days" was
given to honor Mrs. Agnes Wilcox,
Jr., past worthy matron, at which
time she was presented a gift by
her officers.
Mrs. Naomi Riggs, past worthy
matron, presented a past matron's
pin to Mrs. Wilcox, junior past
matron, and a past patron s pin
to George Wilcox, junior pijt pat
ron on behalf of the chapter.
Two paper cup dispensers and a
waste paper basket were fiven
the chapter by Mr. and Mrs. Wil
cox. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Evelyn Hensley, Mrs. Doro
they Clark, Mrs. Lochie Thomp
son and Mrs. llelmie Burns. The
next meeting will be the chap
ter's birthday, February 23. .
PRE-LENTEN PARTY
TO BE EVENT OF '
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
A pre-lenten party will be given
by Circle No. 2, of St. Joseph'!
Altar society Monday night from
eight to eleven o'clock in the re
creation hall at the Veterans hos
pital. Entertainment and games
will be enjoyed and refreshment!
will be served. No admission charge
will be made Adult member! of
the parish and their friends are
invited.
For SS
CHERRY KUCHEN
Rich coffe cakt mix filled with
plump rd cherries.
Special for Friday and Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday . . .
4c
WeLr's BaL
231 N. Jackson
a
Phone 241
The M I A. of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
held a Progressive-Dinner rrraay,
February 3, at the homes of four
of it's members: Soup was served
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Hanna
Salad at the Bevan's home; The
main course at the Davis resi
dence; and the dessert at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce liitt. Follow
ing the dinner a dance was held at
the tent-house in which the group
has been meeting., where everyone
enjoyed an evening of oldtimo
dancing
The following were in attend
ance: John Duvall, Darrold Hanna
Richard Duvall, Ernie Duvall,
Bruce Hitt, Alice Updegraff,
George E. Updegraff, Ina Upde
graff, Leon Nelson, Raymond Bib-
by, Lorraine Kitchin, Leon W. Kit
chen, Arlene Perkins, Donna Kit
chin, Marlow Biggy, Oliver Upde
graff, Leo Biggy, Arthur Nelson
Sheila Hanna. Ilellen Hanna, Mel
Hanna. Ronald Frasier, Bob Fra
iler, LaVerna Lark, Hazel Nel
son, Jack Bevans, Don Boeher,
Tom P. Hore, Francis Hore, Bes
sie Kelley, Ida 1ong, Denia Be
vans, Vi Booher, Zora Kitchin, Eli
zabeth Hitt, Rolline Johnson, Jack
Davis, Jackie Davis Jr., Alice
Davis, Elder Fullmer, Elder
Yeates.
PLASTIC PARTY ENJOYED
THURSDAY AT FOX HOME
Mrs. A. D. Fox entertained a
group of her firends at her home
at Winston ihuraday auernoon
with a plastic party. Fourteen la
dies were present. Mrs. Zella Jor
genson was demonstrator and led
the group in a number of games
with Mrs. Eleanor Shigley, Mri.
Mary Bird and Mrs. Mamie Man
sky winning prizes."
Refreshments were served to the
group at the close of the afternoon
by the hostess.
GRAND ASSOCIATE MATRON
INSTRUCTS O.E.S. SCHOOL
A school of instruction was held
Saturday evening, Feb. 4 with Mn
Pearl McClay, grand associate ma
tron of the grand chapter of Ore
gon Order of Eastern Star, in at
tendance. All officers and the in
struction committee of Oakland
chapter. No. 91 participated.
A potluck dinner preceded the
meeting. The kitchen committee
included Harry Barker, Chairman,
Lloyd Cornish, Howard Wahl and
James Bovington.
PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Past Presidents Club of the
American Legion auxiliary will
meet at a seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper
Tuesday night (instead
of Wednesday on account of the
child welfare conference) to be
held at the home of Mrs. Georg?
Caskey on North Stephen! street.
All past presidents of sny Ameri
can Legion auxiliary are cordially
invited to attend. . .
DISCUSSION TEA TO
BE HELD AT FULLERTON
P.-T.A. MEETING
One of a series of discussion
h-as will be held by Fullerton P.
T. A. Monday, Feb. 20, at two
fifteen o'clock at the ichoolhouse
Mrs. Kenneth Bushey will present
the topic, "Sex education for the
elementary child." Mrs. C. D
Parkinson is chairman of the hos
tess committee. All member! and
those interested are invited.
Celebrate 54th Anniversary
- m . . jr ... A. t
1 'S
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lantl
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lantz of Myr
tle Creek celebrated their fifty
fourth wedding anniversary, Satur
day, Feb. 11, at a lovely dinner
served in their honor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John
ston in Myrtle Creek. Guest! includ
ed Mri. Lantz' sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mitts, and Mr
and Mrs. Harry Weathers of Rid
dle. Following the dinner, the group
motored to Roseburg to enjoy the
evening houri.
Buy.it today . . .
on lay-away
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OREGON STATE COLLEGE
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Oregon State College Mothers
club will meet at a one-thirty o'
clock dessert-luncheon Monday at
the home of Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker,
417 East Lane street, with Mis
Armour Murdock and Mrs. L. L.
Powers' assisting hostesses. All
persons - interested in O.S.C. are
invited. Those attending are asked
to bring gifts for Adair Village
nursery.
RIVERSIDE P.-T.A.
TO SPONSOR SILVER
TEA FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Riverside P.-T.A. will sponsor a
silver tea from three-thirty to four
thirty o'clock Friday, Feb. 17, l
the schoolhouse. Mrs. Ken Ladd
chairman, has announced an in
teresting and continuous program
will be presented. The public is
invitea.
EAGLES AUXILIARY TO
SPONSOR PUBLIC CARD
PARTY FEBRUARY 24th
The Eagles auxiliary will sponsor
a benefit card party at eight-o-
clock the evening of February 24
at the Eagles hall. Pinochle and
canasta will be in play. Prizes will
be awarded winners and refresh
mend will be served. The public
is invited to attend.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT
The Junior Woman'! club will
meet Monday night at eight o'clock
at the Eagles hall. All members
are requested to be present. Mis
Harold Jokcla, president, will be
in charge.
NAVY MOTHERS CLUB TO
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
The Navy Mother! club will hold
installation of new officers at a
meeting Monday night at eight o -clock
at the home of Lillian Jones,
route 1, Rosehurg. All members
and those eligible to membership
are invited.
O A R. TO MEET
MONDAY EVENING
D.A.R. will meet at seven-thirty
o'clock Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. William Anderson
in West Roseburg with Mrs. C. L.
Branton, corhostess. Mrs. L. F
Nielsen will present the program
on "Early American Music." 11
members are urged to be present.
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
SCHEDULE MEETING
Gold Star Mothers will meet Fri
day at 2 p.m. at the armory. All
members are urged to attend.
Owr.,,, win
" Endows
"AY SAKJ
POTLUCK DINNER
ENJOYED BY GROUP
Members of Women'! Society of
Christian Service attended an all
day session at the home of Mil
L. E. Price St Elkton Wednesday
Ten members and their children
enjoyed a potluck dinner and meet
ing. ,
RAY COLLINS HONORED
WITH SURPRISE PARTY
ON HIS BIRTHDAY
Ray Collins was honored at his
home with a surprise birthday par
ty Saturday evening at Elgarose.
Refreshments were served to Ray
Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie John, Mri
Erma Ross, Ray John, Earl Pern
berton and the hostess. Mrs. Col
line! and daughter, Darlene.
TENMILI LADIES CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
The Tenmile Ladies Club met
Wednesday at the Tenmile Church
with a potluck luncheon served at
noon.
Following the luncheon the busi
ness meeting wai held and a short
program presented. The Program
included a reading, "Prayer and
Potatoes'.' by Mrs. Vera Erbe; a
song by Misi Linda McDaniel; a
reading, "Temper" by Mri.
Blanche Degner; a duet by Mrs
Izma Vance and Mri. Amy Erbe;
and a Danish folk song by Mri
Minnie Rathkey.
Plana were made for a turkey
supper to be held at the Tenmile
Community Club Building on Fri
day evening February 24. Mem
bers that were not present at
the meeting are requested to oring
a pie and a salad for the turkey
supper. Serving is to start at 6:30.
It was also decided that the club
world hold a Penny supper the 4th
t riday of each month following the
turkey lupper.
Those present were Miss Betty
neves oi sweet Home, a zuest.
Mrs. Leona Busby, Mrs. Blanche
uegner, Mrs. bmma Diednch.
Mrs. Julia Enlow, Mn. Amy Erbe,
Mrs. Vera Erbe, Mrs. Delia How
ard, Mrs. Hazel Ison, Mrs. Min
nie Lockwood, Mrs. Kate Mack,
Mrs. Lois McDaniel and Linda.
Mrs. Minnie Melius, Mrs. Gladys
Rathkey, Mrs. Minnie Rathkey,
Mrs. Josie Smith, Mrs. Alfce
Tyler, Mrs. Izma Vance, Mrs.
Kate Wilson, and Mrs. Julia Breit
enbucher. Some of the member! quilted on
a crib quilt which is to be given
to a crippled children! hospital
The next meeting will be held
at the Tenmile Church on Feb
ruary 22.
INITIATION JO BE HELD
AT O.E.S. MEETING '
Initiatioa is scheduled for the
meeting of O.E.S. Thursday at t
p m. at the Roseburg Masonic tem
ple. Following the regular meet
ing a "Mr. and Mrs." Valentine
party will be held. Members and
visiting members are invited.
U. OF O. MOTHERS CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY EVENING
University of Oregon Mother!
club will meet at a seven-thirty
o'clock no-hostesi dessert lupper
Monday evening at the Hotel Rose
Members and those eligible to
membership are urged to attend.
Winston
THE YARN SHOP
230 N. Stephens
KNITTING SUPPLIES
Free Knitting Instruction!
10:00 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Alford are
spending a few days in Portland,
attending the Bottling Convention
in that city. Mr. Alford is con
nected with the Fullerton Beverage
company in this company and Mri.
Alford is employed by Henningers
Mart in Roseburg.
Mr. and Mri. Bower left Thurs
day for a vacation in Ashland in
celebration of their wedding anni
versary. The Bowers are owneri
and operator! oi the restaurant in
Winston knows ai the "Coos Junc
tion Cafe."
Frannie'i Beauty Rioppe in Win
ston is being redone inside and out.
A beautiful new fireplace has been
installed in the living quarters of
the building and the outside is be
ing beautified by means of plaster
and cement blocks. Patrons are
happy to learn that during this
period of reconstruction Frannie
i! open for business in order that
our faces need not fall as her place
of business get! its face lifted.
It is operated by Mri. Frannie
Holsteen.
Mrs. William Schell of Winston
has been called to the bedside of
her mother, Mrs. Ferney, who is
critically ill it her home in Pine
Bluff, Wyo. Mn. Ferney is well
known in this community having
visited here frequently. Recently
it was reported in this column that
it wai Mrs. Schell who was ill
and at this time we wish to state
that the report was erroneous.
Mrs. Frank True of Winston vis
ited in Eugene Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bacher
are redecorating the interior of
ttieir home this week. Some dam
age was caused to walls and ceil
ings when a recent windstorm rip-,
ped ten rows of shingles from the
roof. This same minor "hurricane' '
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses Issued
BUCKLE-ELLENWOOD - Nel
son Oliver Buckle ind Irena Pearl
Ellenwood, boUl of Roseburg.
Divorce Suits Filed
SELKIRK Margaret L. vi. Fred
Selkirk. Married July 22. 1933, at
Coquille. Plaintiff charges cruel
and inhuman treatment; asks rei
teration of her maiden name, Mar
garet L. Thorn.
Diverce Decrees Granted
PIRSCHEL LiUie from Hugo
Pirschel.
Early 16lh Century maps of the
New World pictured the new land!
as islands off the coasts of Cathay.
did limilar damage to the Forrest
home in Winston, Friday, the 13th,
of January.
SNACK
TIME?
KIDS LOVE
HOOPY'S
PEANUT
BUTTER.
FRESHEI
CBOCEB'S!
(Good with grapefruit- f
qrapefrutt juice, too dfe
Plain or Iodized j
QUICK.:. EASY.. .DELICIOUS!
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TSJa ISWIOISH COFFH IRIABI I
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SWEDISH COFFEE BREAD
A treat for winter days -spicy, sugar-crusted coffee cakel
Serve it hot or cold... with steaming cups of coffee or
tall glasses of milk. Just follow this recipe of Mrs. Selma
Bergman-Crown cook -of -the -month from Astoria...
well known for her delicious baking. Like many other
successful cooks, Mrs. Bergman uses Crown flour for
better baking every time! You, too, can always depend
on Crown. Constantly tested in Crown's own Celia Lee
kitchen... bleached or unbleached Crown Best
Patent is the Northwest's finest hard-wheat
flour. Use it for all your baking and
you'll know why the best cooks
in town use Crou rt!
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milk wfckh k tcMt4, thtn
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13 tup thrtiiiitf
1 teaspoon Nit
12 Hmtppmn r4omo
2tff
About 4 cwfH iftotj Cron last
F stout Flow
Turn out on floured board or pastry cloth, tod knead into ttnooth, elastic dough,
let ri until double in lizt. Puivh down and let ret 10 minutes. Divide in half and
shape into coffeo cakes,, cinnamon rolls, tea tings, etc. To make braided coffee cake,
take half the dough and foil into rectangle about 4-in. x 10-in. Cut rectangle into
three even strips and braid over, adding brown sugar, cinnamon, and raisins at the
tamo time. Place braids oo baking sheet, allow to double in site, then bake at 375
about 39 minutes.
Sene) for coo of Crown's SnocioJ Recite Fotdor.
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121 N. Jackson