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Society and CUU
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
;.- $T PATRICK'! Tl
BENEFITS AZALf A
HOUSE PROJECT
. : About' $35 was added to the Aza
lea House buUding fund as the
result of a St. Patrick's day tea
given recently by the Riddle
- Homemaker's club in the Guild
HAVE I TASTE
SUCH COTTAGE
CHEESE!"
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WM Taw FrsmHtaMa. Cevtrufc
MADE BY THE FOLKS WHO
KNOW CHEESE BEST I
hall In Riddle. Azalea house will
be a cooperative home for SO
girls to be built on the campus of
me uregon out eouege in cor
vallis.
The tea was successful event
with about JOQ attending between
the hours ol three and five. The
hail was decorated with green and
whit streamers, Irish cutouts,
shamrocks and spring flowers. The
tea table was covered with a hind
made lace cloth and the center'
piece of daffodils was flanked by
green tapers.
Demonstration tables of 1949-50
projects snowed textile oaintini.
4-H sewing, lamp shadea, Christ
mas packages, frozen food prepar
ation aids and blouses.
The program Included a folk
dance and those participating
were Mrs. Lewis Wooley, Mrs.
Earl Linquist, Mrs. William Mac-
Donald. Mrs. Harry Dayton. Mra.
Orville Endicott, Mrs. Glenn Ry
der, Mrs. Leonard Dawson and
Mrs. Arthur Kobbins.
4-H girls contributed to the pro
gram as follows: novelv - oiano
ouei, tiaren Lou mtcney, Jane
oouia; 4-H pledge recitation.
Clara Nell Strode. Sue Harrel
Shirley Wooley, Irene Carolyn
Dawson, Dorla Huffman, Sylvia
Stremcha, Roseann .Nichols,
Sharon Walsh, Violet and Eileen
Shepherd; piano solo, Suzanne Bor
deaux: guitar solos. Charlotte
Strode; poem, "If", Joan Mitchell;
song, -now is the Hour," Helen
Cleary, Paula Smith, Jane Gold,
Sallie Smith, Barbara McDonald;
"Sing Your Way Home" sung by
the entire group.
Pouring were Mrs. Lafe Atkins.
Mrs. Harry Williams. Helena Rid.
die, Mrs. Austin Wilson, and Mrs
uarreu tarter.
Mrs. Don Clark waa erneral
chairman for the tea.
GUNTER EXTINSIONN UNIT
HEARS LEGAL DISCUSSION
Gunter Home Extension unit of
upper Smith River heard an edu
cational program at their meet
ing Friday, March 24 at the home
of Jennie Backus. Corinne McTag
gert gave talk on the purchase
of property, deeds, abstracts.
mortgages and other points of law
concerning families. She used lan
tern slides to illustrate phases of
legal papers on property
Members checked their know
ledge of common legal terms on
a questionnaire which was fol
lowed by a round-table discussion.
Buffet lunch was served by the
hostess and her daughter, Rose
mary to Bessie Johnson, Etner Les
lie, Mrs. M. Sheffer, Ruth Buck,
Florence Kelley, Ina Johnson,
Frances Hopkins, Thelma King,
Mrs. Walter Prelle and Mrs. Mc-Taggert.
COUNTY PTA COUNCIL
TO MEET ON SATURDAY
The annual meeting of the Doug
las County Council of PTA is to be
held at the Fullerton schoolhouse
Saturday, April 1, it 11:30 o'clock.
The Roseburg PTA groups will act
as hostesses for the noon luncheon.
Election of officers will be held.
Mrs. Alvin Helgeson, President,
will conduct the meeting. The Junior-Senior
ensemble from the girls
chorus will pre MM numbers under
the direction of Wendell Johnson,
chairmen and those interested
are invited. -
All PTA officers, committee
are invited.
CLUB MEMBER HONORED
WITH SHOWER THURSDAY
Kellogg Home Economics club
honored Mrs. Hoyt Ed mood with
shower at the Kellogg Grange hall
last Thursday at their regular
meeting. Later refreshments were
served to a large group.
Plana were made for the next
meeting to be held April 20. Carol
Madison reported on the fancy
work being made for the fall ba
zaar. . .
PUBLIC CARO PARTY TO
BR EVENT OP FRIDAY
The ladies auxiliary of Eagles
will sponsor a public card party
at eight o'clock Friday night,
March Slat, in the downstairs of
the Eagles hall. Pinochle and Ca
nasta will be in play. Prizes will
be awarded and refreshments will
be served.
ALPHA CHI CHAPTER
TO MEET TONIGHT
Alpha Chi chapter, Epislon Sig
ma Aloha will meet at a seven-
thirty o'clock tonight at the home
of Mrs. ' Ward Cumminga Jr., at
608 W. Oak street, instead of at
the home of Misi Anrdyth And
rus. All members are urged to be
present.
KEYSTONE CLUB
HOSTESSES TOLD
Hostesses for the April meeting
of Keystone club, to be held at
the home of Mrs. Earl Wiley, April
17 have been announced. They
are Mra. C. E. Knight, Mrs. Louis
Gabel, Mra. E. L. Anderson and
Mrs. E. S. Kotok.
Assisting at the March meeting
were Mra. Mary Louise Brown,
Mrs. Lueiaa Cobb, Mrs. Ellen Chit
wood, Mrs. C. A. Gilmer and Mrs.
Lloyd Hayes. ...
RLOAROSB PTA PLANS
APRIL POOL'S PARTY
An April Pool's party la sched
uled by the Elgarose PTA Sstur
day evening, April 1 at the Elga
rose schoolhouse. Cards will be
played,- a fish Bond and games
are planned, and candy will be
sold, A ailver offering is to be
taken according t those in charge.
Refreshments will be served.,
PorHaiMl Youth Wins
Legion's Speech Conttst .
PORTLAND, March 28. (?
Arnold Co gin of Portland's Grant
high school won the American Le
gion's 13th 'annual Oregon oratori
cal contest last night. ,
He will represent the elate In
regional competition April U at
Pocatello, Idaho. His them was
"You, the American People."
Other finalists were Ronsld Jen
sen, 17, Nyssa; Sally Barnes, Uni
versity nigh, Eugene; Carol Taylor,
Beaverton; Barton de Graw, Union.
HEATILATORS
far efficient, amekeleas
fireplaeea
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ley Scout Lesson
For Son lockfires
LOS ANGELES, March M.-tiP)
Fireman John C, Hesa, 40, gave
his Boy Scout son a lesson in first
aid for an hour Tuesday night.
Then said son Robert:
"But how do you do the fire
man's lift?"
"Simple," replied the fireman,
"I'U ahow you." ,
Hess then tossed the boy over
his shoulder in proper fashion and
straightened up. His heel caught in
the rug. -
The fireman waa taken to a hos
pital with a broken leg.
Slight Earthquake Hits ; '
Long IslaiNi, Connecticut
NEW YORK. March J0.-J-A
slight earthquake shook the Long
Island north shore and' southern
Connecticut at 9:43:06 a.m. Wednes
day.
Father Joseph Lynch, Fordham
university , seismologist who re
corded the quske, said it was slight
and waa known as a "resettlement
quake." ' The university seismo
graph recorded it 20 miles east of
Nw York.
Rice Hi.l
By MAS. CECIL HARTFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rice and
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Churchill
attended the leadership training
school at Riversdale Thursday
evening, March 23. This waa the
third of a aeriea of four recrea
tion leader training meeting which
was open to leaders of organized
groups. These song, folk dancing
and square dancing leadership
meetinga are sponsored by Ore
gon State college extension ser
vice at the request of women of
Douglas county extension units,
Mra. Cecil Hartford accompanied
Thiir., Mar. 0, 1S0 Tin Newt-Review, Reiebiirg, Ore. 9
Corinne McTaggart, county exten
sion agent, to Gunter Friday when
they attended the horn extension
unit meeting held at the hem of
Mrs. Jennie Baccus. The project
for the day waa "Family Busi
ness and the Law" under the dir
ection of Mrs. McTaggart. Mrs.
Hartford was a visitor represent
ing the Douglas county bom ex
tenlion committee. .
J. L. Neil of Dayton, Wash., waa
a visitor in the home of Mrs. Clara
Hartford recently. Mr. Neil and
Mrs. Hartford are cousins.
Th Rice Valley Community
club will meet at the hall Tuesday
afternoon, April 4. Secret Sisters
ire asked to bring Eaater cards
revealing their names. New Se
cret Sister names will be drawn.
Members are urged to attend their
meeting and any one wishing to
join the club are invited to attend.
Gas production more than doub
led from U.S. public lands be
tween 1S31 and 1948. '.
JUDGMENT ASKED '
" R. H. W. Leathers has filed suit
in circuit court demanding judg
ment for $1,143.40 aa a balance al
leged due for professional account
ing services. Named aa defendant
is Clyde Key; doing business as
Reedsport Grill.
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