S The Newt-Review, RoMbura, Ore. Sot., May 13, 1950
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Holds Pledge Ceremony
Social Calendar
EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA mimbirl of Alpha Chi chpt.r held a
pledging ceremony and Installation of officers at Carl't Haven
Thursday evening. New pledget, seated In front, laft to right, ara.
Mitt Euarda W.lllund, Mrt. Bill Turnar, Mrs. Kaltay Hobday Jr.,
and Miia Mary Ann Caskey. Standing In tho raar, laft to right, ara
Mrs.' Ronald Oilar, Mrt. Richard Gadway, Mrs. Robart Raod, Mrs.
Ward Cummins, Mrs. Jamas Smith, Mrs. E. J. Rogors, Mrs. Will
iam Sanson, Mrt. Donald Catkay, Mrs. Tylar Evant, Mrt. Lyla
Quilt and Mist Barbara Lamb. Picture by Maitar Studio.
Four candidates received their
pledge pint at a candlelight cere
mony held Thursday evening at
Carl's Haven by members of
Alpha Chi chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha. Mrs. Jack Rogers
presided at the ceremony and
presented the pins to Mrs. Bill
Turner, Mrt. Kclsey Hobday, Jr.,
Mist Euarda WcsUund and Mist
Mary Ann Caskey.
New officer! were Installed by
the outgoing president, Mrs.
Rogert.. Serving for the coming
year will he Mrs. Bill Benson,
president; Mrt. Richard Gadway,
vice president; Mrti Don Caskey,
corresponding tecretary; Mrs.
Lyle yuist, recording secretary
and Mrs. Ronald Oilar, treasurer.
Completing their term of office
were Mrt. Rogert, president; Miss
Nancy Lehman, corresponding and
recording secretary and Mrs. Bill
Benson, treasurer.
Dinner was served at 6:30 p.m.
The tables were decorated In
sorority colors, blue and gold, with
a centerpiece of sweet peas. Each
pledge was given a carnation
corsage .
Salley Hilt Studio Of Dance Art Recital, May 19th
ill it W lilMMi to i) IB ji l til
SECOND ANNUAL RECITAL OP SALLY HILT'S STUDIO OP DANCE
ART will be protantod Friday night. May If, at I o'clock at the Junior
high school. Tickats are on sale at tho studio, 220 N. Main (formerly
Ulah Rhodon ballot school) or may bo obtained from tho students.
Left to right: Ginger Darby, Barbara Ladd, Marilyn Holland, Judy
Regan, Joyce Rand, Larolie Gilkoson, Patricia Ladd, Betty Lou Yundt,
Carol Robertson, Sue Ladd, Norma Hill, Judy Christiansen.
The theme, "Stars of Tomorrow," will bo carried out by the stu
dents, who represent all age groups. Tap,-acrobatic, comedy features,
character numbers and baton groups will be presented.
Guest artists on tho program will be Jacquie Matthews, who will
play the electric steel guitar, and Sylvia Tanner, pianist. (Picture by
Master Studio)
Sunday May 14
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
ed to bring a covered dish, talad
or dessert; their sandwiches and
table service.
Women Golfers of Country club
to meet in morning at club course.
Class A and B to tee off at t:80
and Class C to tee off at 10 a.m.
Brunch at clubhouse at It a.m.
Annual guest-day affair. Two-ball
foursome. Prizes on blind bogey.
Tea and coffee to be served after
golf play.
Clean-up day for Civil Bend cem
etery. Stella Oh me, rt. 1, box 235,
secretary.
Roseburg Rebekah lodge, No. 41
delegates to attend state conven
tion in Astoria.
Mother's day program in lodge
room of Elkt temple at 1:30 p.m.
followed by tea in lounge. Offi
cer! presiding.
Alpha Iota, Beta Sigma Phi
Mother's day tea at home of Mrt.
Earl Garrison, 438 East Second
avenue north from 12:30 until 2:30
p.m. for members and their mothers.
Monday May IS
Junior Woman't club to hold in
stallation if new officera. Program
will be given by Sally Hilt, her
dancing and baton girls. Senior
Woman't club invited as special
guests.
Methodist Keystone club to meet
at 7:30 p.m. dessert-supper at home
of Mrs. Earl Wiley, South Kane
street. Election of officers and a
white elephant tale are planned.
Hostesses will be Mrs. C. E.
Knight, Mrs. Harold Rand, Mrs.
Jamea Young and Mrs. A. J. Elli
son. Navy Mother! club to meet at
home of Bertha Blake, North Ste
phens .street.
Neighbors of Woodcraft to meet
at p.m. at hall. A penny supper
will follow the lodge session.
Oregon State Mothers club tea
at Methodist church parlors be
tween the hours of 2 and 5 p.m.
Senior students and their moth
ers are invited. Miss Mary I. Bash,
acting dean of women and Miss
Martha Morton, ber assistant will
be present.
D.A.R. to meet at S o'clock dessert-supper
at home of Mrs. E. B.
Stewart, Riverside Drive, Laurel
wood. Prospective members espe
cially invited as instruction will
be given on how to obtain their
papers. Election of officers.
Gold Star Mothert to be honored
at 7:30 p.m. dessert-supper at Le
gion home by American Legion
auxiliary. All Gold Star mothers
and Legion auxiliary members in
vited. Benson PTA last meeting of
school year at 8 p.m. at school.
Installation of officers and reports
of delegates attending the state
convention.
American Legion auxiliary will
entertain Gold Star Mothert at
dessert-supper at 7:30 p.m. at the
Legion home. All Gold Star moth
ers and Legion auxiliary members
are invited.
George Starmer camp and auxil
iary to United Spanish War Veter
ans to meet at 8:30 potluck dinner
at Methodist church parlors.
Wd'-etday May 17
Calapooia Ladies club at club
house with Madge Miller, Zelma '
Goraell and Alice Manning at host
esses. Evergreen Home Economics club
to sponsor cafeteria dinner at
Grange hall at 8:30 p.m. Public
invited. i
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
club at home of Mrs. Fannie Betts,
1021 Winchester street.
Garden Valley Women's club at j
day. Mrs. Clair Spray and Mrs. U.
F. McLaughlin to furnish refresh
ments. Women asked to come at
10 a.m. for work day. Bring cov
ered dish for potluck luncheon at
noon.
American Legion auxiliary regu
lar meeting at 8 p.m. at Legion
home on South Kane street. Elec
tion of officers scheduled. All mem
bers asked to be present.
Mu chapter. Beta Sigma Phi to
meet at 8:30 potluck picnic at home
of president, Mrs. jack P. Bath
rick, Melrose road. Members are
privileged to bring guests to this
meeting.
Tuesday May H
Lookingelast Home Extension
unit at home of Mra. Ruby Vance.
Mrs. Corinne McTaggart will lead
discussion on "Care of Skin." Pot
luck luncheon at noon.
Eden Ladies Aid at home of Mrs.
Louis Keifer.
Roseburg Woman's club Installa
tion of new officer! following one
o'clock notluck luncheon at Metho
dist church parlora. Members ask-
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR
. WALTER K FLURY
Will be held ot the First
Christian church at Olympia,
Washington, Monday, May
15.
We wish to express our ap
preciation to our many friends
who wonted to send flowers.
However, we request that
they be omitted at this time.
Haiel Scott
Henry Flury
Victor Flury.
FAMILY REUNION HELD
BY TALCOTT FAMILY
Mr. and Mrt. Stanley Rendle of
Coatet apartments entertained at a '
dinner on Melrose road Tuesday
evening. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Talcott of Maupin; Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Talcott and sons,
Watson and Neil of Glide and G.
E. Tallcott of Sacramento, Calif.
This was the first time the three
brothers had been together in 44
years. They parted at Juniper ;
flats, five miles west of Maupin.
The visitors left Wednesday to :
visit G. E. Talcott't son in Berke-!
ley, Calif., and daughter at Sacra
mento, lain.
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WOMAN'S SOCIETY OP
CHRISTIAN SERVICE
HAS PINE MEETING
The Woman't Society of Chris
tian Service met in the social
rooms of the Methodist church for
a one o'clock dessert-luncheon
Thursday with members of Circle
No. 4, at hostesses.
. Reports of delegates to the Wom
an't Society of Christian Service
conference held last week in t or
vallis were presented. Delegates
Included Mrs. W. A. MacArthur,
Mrt. G. M. Krcll and Mrs. Lucien
Cobb.
Mrs. G. M. Krell presented the
devotions and Mrs. A. J. Kllison
had charge of the program on,
"Christianizing Our Homes."
New officers were installed by
Mrs. Harrie W. Booth and includ
ed: president, Mrs. Lucien t'obh;
vice-president, Mrs. Kloyd Powell:
recording secretary. Mrs. Km melt
Gibbons; promotion secretary.
Misa Jennie h. Jorey; treasurer,
liamson, Mrs. F. P. Powell, Mrs.
K. W. Chase. Mrs. Harrie W.
Rooth, Mrs. Hugh Harrison. Mrs.
H. D. Scott, Mrs. Mabel Halverson.
Mrs. J. B. Needham, Mrs. W. A.
MacArthur. Mrs. W. G. Shugart.
Mrs. Reuben Johnson, Mrs. Wil
liam Hoed, Mrs. Emmctt Gibbons,
Mrs. William C. Woods. Mrs. O.
M. Kent, Miss Anne Mellis, Mrs.
Fred L. Southwick and Mrs. A. J.
Ellison.
FRIENDS BIDDEN TO TEA
IN MEDFORD HONORING
MRS. CHARLES HOLLOWAY
Friends of Mrs. Charles (Mary)
Holloway are invited to attend a
tea honoring Mrs. Holloway on
her 90th birlhday, Thursday after
noon. May 18 from 2 until 4 p.m.
in the parlor of the First Metho
dist church in Medford.
Host and hostesses for the affair
will be Mrs. Hollcway's son,
William of Tcmpe, Anr : Mrs.
Katheryn Fleming of Medford:
Mrs. Alice Murgrs of Boring and
Mrs. William Hoeft: spiritual life
tecretary, Mrs. A. S. Feller; mis- j b,lrj
tionary education. Mrs A. J. (Jed- Mr,. on(m,y ,nd h huibtni
des; Christian spcia relations. ,hf ,,,, t.n le', olow,y me'
S'Ste'LJ?t' i their home in Brownsville for over
tivities. Mrs. R. L. Whipple; stu-i 40 v.,r, h,,tl,r, i.,.,lniJ ir mi
ZZl- M rl C HI Krelf .Znlv V,'l,rd , " """V occasion,
erature and publications, Mrs. ! 'r fankd OerreUen
W. A. MacArthur. and status of , V , rrL ,H 'h.t n ,f -women;
Mrs. Earl M. Blcile. L" 8 '
Miss Anne Mellis gave a very : P"51"'
interesting report on the National i FRIENDSHIP NIGHT
Assembly of the W.S. of C.S. held ! TO FEATURE OES
in Cleveland, Ohio, in April. She MEETING THURSDAY
was ine vrt-Kun ucru-Kic u
aent bv the W.S. of C.S. of Orecon.
Those present were Mrs. Edith
Myers. Mrs. E. Welborn. Mrs. E
A. Pettey, Mrs. Lucien Cobb. Mrs.
C. K. Rand, Mrt. A. S. Feller,
Mrs. L. M. Hodges, Mrs. R L.
Whipple, Mrt. J. E. Dent, Mrt.
C. E. Trueblood. Mrt. W. F. Patti
nn Mrs (. R Pnlisrd. Mrt. A. J.
Geddet, Mrs. Earl M. Bleile. Mrt.
Order of Eastern Star chapter.
No. 8. Kosrbiirg plans to hold
Friendship night Thursday, May
18 al the Masonic temple at 8
p.m. Six lodges in the county have
been extended invitations to at
tend. Visiting members are also
muted.
Visitors are evrMTted from Clen-
dale. No. 71; Mistletoe lodge. Rid-
it--...' u.'.ii' ii a c f'nn. dir. No. 114: Oreffnn l.irice. Can.
Mrt. E. A. lielmboldt, Mrs. H. L.vonville, No. 57; Valentine lodge.
Kirs Mra H. L. Ibacken. Mrt,
G. M. Krell, Mitt Jennie E. Jorey,
Irt. C. E. Marks, Mrt. A. C. WU-
No. 98. Myrtle Creek; Oakland
lodge. No 81 and North Star lodge.
Drain, 121.
FORMER ROSEBURG
GIRL MARRIES IN
SPRINGFIELD, APRIL U
Miss Cloydene E. Darby of
Springfield and Robert C. I'hr
brand of Astoria were married
Sunday, April 16, in a four o'clock
afternoon wedding ceremony at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Liston A. Darby, on North
Fifth street. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Gertrude Uhrbrand of
Astoria..
.Baskets filled with Easter lilies,
pink and yellow snapdragons and
carnations were used together with
lighted candles in candelabra. The
I Rev. LeRoy Crossley, pastor of
First Baptist Church at Spring
field, officiated at the double ring
ceremony and Mrs. Guy Lee played
"Because" as a piano solo.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
navy suit with matching shoes and
a chartreuse and white hat. Her
flowers were strphanotis and or
i chids carried with a white Bible.
I Miss Mary Peterson of Roseburg
I was maid of honor. She also wore
j a navy suit with flower-trimmed
navy hat and navy shoes. Mrs.
' Claude Ludwig and Miss Mae Shu-
1 ford were the candlclighters. Mr.
Ludwig was the best man and the
usher was L. Carlyle Darby, broth
er of the bride.
For the reception which followed
the ceremony. Miss Martha Nurre
cut (he caKe. assisted by Mrs. Lud
wig and Mrs. Denning and Miss
Shuford poured.
The bride is a graduate of Rose
burg high school and ot University
of Oregon, class of 1M7.. She is a
member of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
business sorority. Mr. Chrbrand
is a student at the university and
will be graduated in June in busi
ness administration.
DECORATOR'S CLINIC
TOPIC OF DISCUSSION
AT INTER SB MEETING
Mrs. Paul Geddet was hostess
to Inter Se club members Tvesdsy
at a 1:13 o'clock luncheon at heir
home on East Lane street. Dutch
iris and tulips formed the floral
arrangements. -Mrs. E. S. Hall pre
sented the topic on "Decorator's
Clinic."
Mrs. E. E. Lindell was elected
chairman for the coming year with
Mrs. Hall, treasurer and Mrs.
Charles Ricketts, publicity chair
man. Topic for next year's dis
cussion will be "Oregon History."
Attending were Mrs. Theo Bond.
Mrs. George Churchill, Mrs. Paul
Elliott, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. Alva
Laws, Mrs. Lindell, Mrs. Harold
Nichols, Mrs. W. Howard Pattison,
Mrs. Charles Ricketts, Mrs. Jack
I'lrich. Mrs. Ray B. Hampton, Mrs
V. V. Harpham, Mrs. Morris Bow.
kcr, a guest.
LAZY DAISY SEWING CLUB
HOLDS POTLUCK LUNCHEON
FOLLOWED BY MEETING
Mrs. Walter Gilkison entertained
the Lazy Daisy Sewing club at
her home on Catherine avenue last
Thursday. I'otluok luncheon at noon
was followed by a business ses
sion. Three new members were
introduced. They are Mrs. George
Weed. Mrs. C. R. Gilkison and
Mrs. Roy Kresser.
Members enjoying the dav were
Mrs. Bill Weaker. Mrs. A F. Mit
chell, Mrs. M. C. Smith. Mrs.
Burt Brewer, Mrs. Monty Glover,
Mrs. Marvin DeVore. Mrs. Rus
sel Bailor. Mrs. Robert Russel,
Mrs. Don Carlson. Mrs. L. W. Pit
tam, Mrs. Wayne Overbeck. Mrs.
Leo Wilkerson and the hostess
and new members.
An all-day potluck luncheon is
planned lor May 18 at the home
oi Mrs. Walter Overbeck in Clo
verdale addition.
Indiana Territory's first 1.000
settlers came from Kentucky, Vir
ginia and the Carolines.
Time tc point mm4 wellpoper.
It't Spring
L-o stock. Prices riohr.
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