Society and QluLi
. By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER nd BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social Items submitted b. tele
phoue for the society page must
be turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thunday and
by 10 a. m. Friday at which time
the aocial calendar and Saturday'!
aociety page are closed weekly.
LANDSCAPING IS TOPIC
AT HOMI EXTENSION UNIT
MEETING AT RIVERSDALI
The Riverdle Home Exteosion
unit met Feb. 22 at the home of
Mrs. Joe Guthrie in Garden Valley.
Mrs. Corinne McTaggart spoko on
"Landscaping Home Grounds".
Plans were made to have an
other meeting to teach the making
of lampshades with Mrs. Emmett
Walters and Mrs. Sig Madson lead
ers. Mrs. A. J. Standley was unan
imously elected to represent the
unit as "delegate to Denmark".
Members present: Mrs. Clair
Spray, Mrs. Carl Schmidt, Mrs.
Joe Guthrie. Mrs. Fred Parrott,
Mrs. O. T. Michael, Mrs. Emmeit
Walters, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Mrs.
U.F. McLaughlin, Mrs. W. D. Hess,
and Mrs. Don Guiley.
Plans were msde for a plant
and shrub sale at the next meet
ing March 22. Corinne McTaggart
will be the leader and topic will be
"Family Busines and the Law".
CANVONVILLE METHODIST
GUILD WORKS ON OUILT
The Methodist guild met Wed
nesday evening with Mrs. Gordon
Clark and Mrs. June Mclntyre at
Canyonville.
The group spent the evening
working on a quilt which they plan
to sell, the proceeds to go into the
nursery fund for the new addition
on the church.
The guild members plan to start
a Bible study in the near future.
Guests attending were Mrs Erm
al Briggs, Mrs. Day and Catherine
Police. Members were Mrs. H. E.
Taylor, Mrs. Waldon Thompson,
Mrs. James Hays, Mrs. Mclntyre
and Mrs. Clark.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. The next meeting
will be March U at the home of
Mrs. LeRoy Morris. New members
are invited to join the group.
V.P.W. AUXILIARY TO
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Veterans of Foreign Wari auxi
liary will meet at eight o'clock
Tuesday night, Marcn M, at tne
armory. Nomination and election
of officera will be held. Every
member is urged to be present.
elcabosc pta to
MEET SATURDAY EVENING
Elgarose PTA will meet at
the Elgarose school Saturday night
March 11. at eicht o'clock. Re
freshmenta will be served. A 1 1
members and friends are cordially
invuea 10 auena.
Tht Ntws-Ktvitw, KoMburg, Ore. Thurs., Mar. 9, 1 950 1 OjJTTjt DOUGLAS CLUE HEARS
AT BESS CLOUGH RESIDENCE
"History of Gardiner and ScotU
burg" was the subject chosen by
Mrs. Guy McGee for Oregon his
tory at recent meeting of the
South Douglas Study club beld at
the home of Miss Bess Clough nesr
Canyonville. The history covered
a period from 1852 to 1950 and
waa centered around the Hinsdale
and Jewitt families, who were
founders of the first banks at Coos
Bay and Gardiner, and the. first
telephone company. They are also
noted for having established the
mill and lumber Industry in the
lower Umpqua region.
Mrs. McGee was the daughter of
the late Frank Sagaberd of Gardi
ner. He worked for the navigation
company which the Hinsdale fami
ly operated. Many Koseburg read
ers will remember how they made
vacation trips to South Beach, to
Scottsburg by train and stage, and
then by boarding the boat "Eva"
to the popular beach. Mr. Sagaberd
navigated that boat.
Current events were given by
Mrs. Cecil Connor. Her subjects in
cluded weather, lookouts, relationa
with Bulgaria, changea in postage
rates, the coal strike and the Mardi
Gras.
Mrs. Wade Worthington gave an
interesting account of her trip to
New York City and Washington
D.C., with highlights related along
the way.
The humorous subject waa given
by Mrs. Albert Brown. Mrs. How.
srd Haymea waa program chairman.
Refreshments carried out the
Washington a birthday motif and
were served by Mrs. Worthington
and Mrs. William Brown.
Guests who attended were Mra.
Don Acklund, Mra. Ralph Weaver
and Mrs. L. shuck.
Members were Mrs. W. Frsnk
Brown. Mrs. Willum Brown. Mrs.
Lawrence Michaels, Mrs. Howard
Haymes. Mrs. Bud Gaulke, Mrs.
Ralph Martin, Mra. Fritz Snvder,
Mra. Cecil Connor, Misa Bess
Clough, Mrs. Ray Wright, Mra. Guy
nicuee, mrs. a inert Brown, Mrs.
Clifford Kent, Mrs. Esrl Weisman
and Mrs. Wade Worthington.
The next meeting will be held
March 21 at the W. Frank Brown
home.
MRS. RONALD BURGESS
ENTERTAINS WOMAN'S
SOCIETY Of DILLARO
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of J)illard met at the
nome of Mrs. Ronald Burgess.
Thursday, March 2 assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Lulu Post. Potluck
luncheon waa served at one o'
clock. The president, Mrs. Mercy
Bueu, opened the business meet
ing with a song service accom
panied by Mrs. Appleyard. The de
votional were led by Mrs. Belle
Clark taken from the 100 Psalm.
She also read an interesting chap
ter entitled "Fletcherne Life", tak
en from the book by Emmett Fox.
Roil was called by the secretary,
Rosa- Heinbach with each mem
ber responding with their memory
verse.
March 11, Saturday, la the date
of the food sale to be held at the
Gordon's Dillard store. Mrs. Shock
ly is to be hostess to the next
meeting on March IS, at which
time the Mystery sisters will be
revealed.
Those attending the meeting
were: Mesdames: Jo Lesher, Dor
othy snow, Mabel bhockley, Bess
Golgert, Myrtle Burtch, Goldie Wil
lis. Nora M. Williams, Mildred Ma
honey, Belle Clark, Lulu Post, I mo-
gene Appleyard, Vivian Burgess,
Betty Jean post. Mercy Bueu and
Rosa Heinbach.
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Shortening An.- 3 lBS. 53c
Mission Egg Noodles iJk. ,., . 23c
SUNSHINE CRACKERS
2-lb. box 39e
Mb. box 21 e
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FOR TEMPTING
MEALS
MEATS
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Smoked Pork Chops lb. 49c
Pork Hearts , . lb. 42c
Beef ROaSt Lean and Tender b. 55C
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VEGETABLES
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CELERY HEARTS, crisp and healthful
YAMS, for Sunday dinner
SUNKIST ORANGES, large and sweet .
- 2 lbs. 25c
23e pkg.
2 lbs. 29e
. 5 lbs. 49c
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O.I.I. DISTRICT MEETINO
MBLO AT GARDINER
A district meeting of Oder of
Eastern Star was held in the Ma
sonic Hall at Gardiner Thursday,
March 2 with Martha chapter No.
48 the hostess.
A potluck dinner was held ' at
8:30 and lodge opened at t o'clock
br Virginia Grubbe, worthy mat
ron of Martha chapter.
Guests of the evening were
worthy associate grand matron,
Pearl McClay, Portland; worthy
matron of Vesta chapter. Opal
Stone, Florence; worthy patros, of
Vesta chapter, Joseph Smith; and
conductress. Eleanor Brunch.
An evening of instruction and en
tertainment followed.
EVERGREEN GRANGE TO
CONFER OIGRIIS FRIDAY ,
Evergreen Grange will confer
the third and fourth degreea Fri
day night, March 10, at eight o'
clock at the hall. All Granges in
the county having candidates in
these two degrees are asked to
bring them to this meeting. Lsdies
attending are asked to bring cook
ies or sandwichea.
MRS. MED BOOTH HONOR ID
AT STORK SHOW I BY THRU
HOSTISSIS THURSDAY
Mrs. Russell Wamsley, Mrs. Carl
Conaway and Mra. Charles Vian
entertained at a stork shower hon
oring Mrs. Fred Booth, at the
Wamaley borne Thursday evening.
A large bouquet of pink carnations
and ferns waa the main decora
tion. Gifts were given to the hon
oree in a targe replica of a pink
baby bootee.
After opening the gifts refresh
ments were served to the follow
ing: Mrs. Fred Booth, Mrs. Fred
Goodwin. Mrs. George Kremkau,
Mra. Russell Lloyd, Mrs. Dan Rus
sell, Mrs. George Edes, Mrs. Eric
Stcnseth. Mrs. Bob Booth, Mrs.
Eldon Lee, Mrs. Conaway, Mrs.
Alton Vest, Mrs. Dan Wright, Mrs.
Vian and Mra. Wamsley.
THIMBLE CLUB TO
ME IT AT POTLUCK
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
club will meet at a one o'clock
potluck luncheon Monday at thr
home of Mrs. A. Neat. Those at
tending are asked to bring their
own table service.
BADOURA CLUB TO MIIT
AT POTLUCK TUESDAY
Badoura club, Daughter! of the
Nile will meet at six-thirty o'
clock potluck aupper Tuesday
night, March 14, at the home of
Mra. Albert Micelli on the Melrose
road with Mra. M. B. Green, co
hostess. Those attending are asked
to bring their own table service.
D.C. COMMUNITY CLUB
TO MIIT FRIDAY NIGHT
Deer Creek Community club will
meet Friday night, March 10, at
eight o'clock at the Dixonville hall.
A program will be presented fol
lowing the business meeting. All
parents and friends of the school
are urged to attend. Those attend
ing are asked to bring cookies or
sandwichea and a cup.
D.A.V. AUXILIARY
TO MIIT MONDAY
D.A.V. auxiliary, Dean Perrine
unit No. 9, will meet at seven-forty-five
o'clock Monday, March
13, at the Del Rey cafe at Win
chester. Refreshments will be serv-.
ed. Members and those eligible
to membership are invited.
FIFTH BIRTHDAY OF BOBBY
GUARD HONORED BY MOTHER
Mrs. Don Guard was hostess at
a birthday party at her home Feb
20, honoring the fifth birthday of
her son Bobby. The little guests
played games after which refresh
ments were served to Gordon
Smith, Guy Palmer, Brian Tim
Mill Ijival Hanson. Tommy Rod-
gers, Danny Guard and the guest
of Honor Bonny uuara. air. ireuc
Shuey, of Eugene, grsndmother of
Bobbie was also present.
PINOCHLE PARTY ENJOYED
WEDNESOAY AT WINSTON
Mrs. Dennis Atwell of Winston
waa hostess Wednesday afternoon,
March 1 when she entertained
friends from her sewing club with
a pinochle party. Nine mem
bera were present to enjoy the
affair.
At the close of the afternoon re
freshments were served to the
Mesdames: Leo Manski, Roy
Chambers, Carl Borgeous, G u a
Gill, Clarence Walker, Lou Shigley,
Oma Statzman and Ervin Parker.
MRS. MAHONEY HONORED
WITH SURPRISE BIRTHDAY .
PARTY AT HER RESIDSNCI
Mrs. Lee Mahoney waa surpris
ed Wednessay evening at her
borne on her birthday. She waa
presented with gifts. They, spent
the -evening playing canasta and
other games.
Refreshments were served to the
honored guest and the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon, Mr.
snd Mrs. Cecil Callahan and daugh
ter Patsy, Mrs. Henry Trobaugh,
Marilyn and Menneth Mahoney
and Lee Mahoney.
The weight of piga has been
found to affect their reactions to
temperature in terms of eed and
water consumption.
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