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The Newt-Review, Koseburj.
Society and GUli
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social item., submitted b. tele
phone (or the society page must
be turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday and
by 10 a m Friday at which time
the tocial calendar and Saturday'!
society page are closed weekly.
METHODIST KEYSTONE
CLUB TO MEET MONDAY
The Methodist Keystone club
will meet Monday evening at a seven-thirty
o'clock dessert-supper at
the home of Ms. Earl Wiley on
South Kane street. Selection of of
ficers will be followed by a white
elephant sale. Hostesses include
Mis. C. E. Knight. Mrs. Harold
Rand, Mrs. James Young and Ms.
A. 1. Ellison.
NAVY MOTHERS CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY
The Navy Mothers club will
meet Monday evening at eight o'
clock at the home of Mrs. grover
Blake on North Stephens street.
All members and those eligible
to membership are invited.
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MRS. FAYETTE THOMPSON
TO HEAD SUTHERLIN LADY
LIONS FOR NEXT YEAR
Lady Lions elected Mrs. Fayette
Thompson, president for the com
ing year when they held their an
nual election of officers Tuesday
evening. The Election followed
dinner at the Del Rey Cafe at
Winchester.
Other officers are Mrs. R. R.
League, vice president; Mrs.
Claude Kesner, secretary; M-rs.
Robert Hansen, treasurer; Mrs. W.
H. Thompson, tail twister; Mrs.
Earl Thatcher, director; Mrs.
Ralph Thrift, was named Suther
lin's candidate for the office of
third vice-president at the state
convention which is scheduled for
June 11-12-13. at Medford.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Gerald Kabler, and Mrs. G.
R. Mardin. Table decorations were
a centerpiece of lilacs and iris,
flanked by tall gold tapers, carry
ing out Uie Lion's club colors of
purple and gold.
Mrs. Clifford Hein and Mrs. '.V.
A. Mardin, were initiated into the
organization and were presented
with corsages.
Each member was asked to tell
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5-PIECE PLACE SETTINGS
A rare chance to start that long-wanted set of
really fine china . . . worthy of that very special guest . ..
yet so lovely and durable you 11 use it and enjoy it
every day. Five-piece setting includes dinner plate, salad
plate, bread and butter plate, cup and saucer.
Anniversary prices from May 15 to June 17, only.
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PARTICIPATING IN THE MOTHER-DAUGHTER affair at the Firs Christian church Tuesday night,
sponsored by the Junior Division are, Mrs. Strode, Mrs. Wilbur, Barbara Wilbur 'and Sharon
Strode. In rear. Trunette Phillips
her favorite joke concerning moth
er or mother-in-law, with the win
ner decided by applause. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Thatcher and
Mrs. Lyle Smith. A guessing game
followed, with prizes going to
Mrs. Robert Hansen and Mrs.
Fayette Thompson.
Present for the evening meeting
were Mrs. W. A. Mardin, Mrs.
Clifford Hein,' Mrs. Robert Han
sen, Mrs. Fayette Thompson. Mrs.
Vern Holgate, Mrs. Ralph Thrift,
Mrs. R. R. League, Mrs. Lyle
Smith, Mrs. Roy Pfaender, Mrs.
Earl Thatcher Mrs. William Cro
well, Mrs. Allen Stanley, Mrs.
Lloyd Wilson, and the hostesses,
Mrs. Mardin and Mrs. Kabler.
The June meeting will be held
Tuesday June 20, after which meet
ing the group will disband for the
summer months.
MU CHAPTER TO HOLD
MEETING WEDNESDAY
Mu chapter, Beta Sigma Phi will
meet at a six-thirty o'clock pot
luck picnic Wednesday night at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Jack P. Bathrick, Melrose road.
Members are privileged to bring
guests to this meeting.
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patterns at LAWSON'S
and Mrs. Sally Leep. (Picture by
WEEKENO GUESTS HONORED
BY SUNDAY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waggoner of
Fords Camp east of Sutherlin en
tertained at a dinner Sunday hon
oring their weekend ' guests. The
table was centered with an ar
rangement of spring flowers.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bertucci and daughters,
of Dillard; Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Kerr, Lookinggless; Miss Peggy
Michaem, Curtin, Oregon; Jack
Kerr, Oakland and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
TO HONOR MRS. HEINLNE
AND INSTALL OFFICERS
Highlight of the Junior Woman's
club year will be next Monday
evening. May IS, at eight o'clock
at the Eagles hall, when installa
tion of officers takes place and
the members honor their first con
tact chairman, Mrs. C. S. Hcinline.
Past contack chairmen and past
presidents will also be honored.
Members of the Roseburg Woman's
club are invited as guests of the
evening.
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Paul Jenkins.) '
Wednesday May 17
Alpha Chi chapter, Delphian so
ciety will meet at the Episcopal
parish house at 10 a.m. Dr. Framp
ton B. Price from the Veterans
hospital will be guest speaker on
"Neurosis and its treatment."
Members and guests are invited.
Thursday May II
Woman's Society to meet at First
Baptist church at one o'clock lunch
eon. Mrs. Calvin Baird, president.
Rifle Range Sewing club at home
of Virginia Brittain with Mildred
Hitcs assisting.
Olalla Busy Steppers at home
of Garnet Folmsbee.
Busy Bachelors I II Sewing club
at home of Donald Hanson at El
garose. Lazy Daisy Sewing club all-day
meeting with potluck luncheon at
home of Mrs. Walter Overbeck In
Cloverdale addition.
Methodist Ladies Aid of Canyon
ville at home of Mrs. Emmett
Moyer.
Study group of Methodist church
12:30 potluck luncheon at home of
Mrs. Ned Dixon, Curry estate.
Bring table service. Transportation
to be furnished those meeting at
church at 12 p.m. Study topic,
"Missions at the Grass Roots," in
charge of Miss Jennie E. Jorey.
Ladies of Winchester commu
nity invited to meet at home of
Mrs. Victor Ding for 1:50 dessert
luncheon. Co-hostesses Mrs. John
Davis and Mrs. J. M. Davidson.
Each attending asked to bring dish
towel or similar article to be work
ed on for bazaar in the fall.
Friendship night. OES No. 8, Ma
sonic temple. Visiting lodges and
members to be honored at 8 p.m.
Elks and their ladies will hold
a potluck dinner in the Terrace
ballroom at 6:30 p.m. Those at
tending are asked to bring table
service and covered dish.
Friday May It
Riversdale Grange to meet at
8:15 p.m. at hall. Refreshments in
charge of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Dix
on, Air. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson,
Mrs. Reba Hartley and Miss Agnes
Pitchford.
! Chanter RT. VF.Ci ta meet for del.
sert luncheon at 1:15 p.m. at home
of Mrs. Geo. Marshall, East Doug
las street.
Umpqua District of Dental As
sistants association to meet at 6:45
p.m. dinner at Umpqua hotel. In
stallation of officers. Members of
Dental society and their wives in
vited as guests. Mildred MacKin
non, Portland, president of Oregon
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LADIES CLUB HONORS
MOTHERS WEDNESDAY
AT POTLUCK LUNCHEON .
The Tenmile Ladies club met
Wednesday at the club house. A
potluck luncheon was enjoyed and I
mothers of the community who
were 75 years or older were hon
ored at a special table for Moth
er's Day. Younger members of the
club served them. The table was
decorated with a bouquet of spring
flowers. The honored mothers,
their ages and places of birth were
Mrs. Minnie Rathkey 86, Horens,
Denmark; Mrs. Emma Swift 83,
Winston, Ore.; Mrs. Delia Howard
81, Olalla, Ore.; Mrs. Dora John
son 83, Camptenville, Calif.; Mrs.
Anna Ireland 78. Shepherd's Town,
Ohio; Mrs. Myrtle Burtch 78, Ne
braska; Mrs R ilia Hahn 76, Mound
City Kansas; Mrs. Josie Smith 76,
Wanda, Mo.; Mrs. Hilda Nichols
son 76, Smoland, Sweden.
After luncheon the business
meeting was held and a short pro
gram presented. The program con
sisted of two readings. "The Mys
tical May Basket'' and "Mothers"
by Mrs. Kate Mack; a Danish song
by Mrs. Minnie Rathkey: a read
ing, "How to Bake a Cake" by
Mrs. Flossie I son; a song, "Moth
er') by Mrs. Blanche Degner. The
oldest mother, Mrs. Minnie Rath
key, was given a bouquet of flow
ers. The youngest mother was Mrs.
Jody Saum.
The supper which Was to be
May 26 has been postponed until
June. Announcement will be made
later.
Those present besides the honor
ed mothers were Mrs. Grace Bar
nes, Mrs. Belle Clark, Mrs. Blanche
Degner, Mrs. Amy Erbe, Mrs.
Edna Franklin, Mrs. Flossie I son
and daughter Sally. Mrs. Hazel
Ison, Mrs. Gerda Johnson, Mrs.
Minnie Lockwood, Mrs. Kate
Mack, Mrs. Lois McDaniel and
daughters Linda and Sheryle Ann,
Mrs. Phyllis MeKay, Mrs. Minnie
Melius, Mrs. OUie Mills, Mrs.
Maureen Muetzel. Mrs. Gladys
Rathkey. Mrs. Alice Tyler, Mrs.
Mary Hodges, Mrs. Audrey Cen
ters, Miss Agnes Johnson, Mrs.
Jody Saum and daughters Sharen
Kay and Cuyle Jo; and Mrs. Julia
Breitenbucher.
The next meeting will be held
in the club room of the Tenmile
Community building on May 24.
State Dental Assistants association
to be present.
Saturday May 20
Days Creek-Canyonville Garden
club flower show at Canyonville
Recreation hall. Hobby display to
be held in connection with flower
exhibits. Anyone interested In dis
playing hobbies asked to contact
Mrs. Ralph Moore, Days Creek.
South Deer Creek grange. Re
freshment committee ineludes Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Karcher, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Haas, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Carey and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Collison Jr. Birthdays of
April, May and June will be ob
served. Alpha Theta chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi to present "Buttons and Bows"
dance at Roseburg Country club.
Tickets available at door. Guests
may be invited by members.
Mother club dance at Sutherlin
American Legion hall. Those at
tending wear cottons or jeans. Pro
ceeds to help defray expenses of
three Sutherlin Boy Scouts to Val
ley Forge.
Then you must look
your most fascinating
high high heels by
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Shoe Department Main Floor
MOTHER-DAUGHTER
AFFAIR IS ENJOYED
The Junior Division of the First
Christian Church served a Mother
Daughter dessert-supper on May
ma at 7:oo p.m. at the cnurcn.
The room was decorated with
pastel streamers, sweet peas and
rhododendron. The tables were cov
ered with pastel covers and the
room lighted with candles and
lamps.
After the dessert was set-ed,
Mrs. Elsie Coffer announced the
program. A welcome address was
given by Mrs. L. W. Tyler. Bev
erly Nichols gave, the girls' res
ponse. The Sunday School teach
ers were introduced to the guests.
The Okiya Campfire girls, spon
sored by the Junior Division, sang
a group of songs. Miss Jewett read
"If for Girls". A tableau was pre
sented with Mrs. Leonard Nesseth,
Mary Elyse Unrath, Alice Dewar.
with the song, "My Mothers' Bible"
by Joan McCoy, Nina Pfeffer and
Marie Barker. Gail Currier gave
a reading. "The Old Rugged
Cross" was sung by Sharon Titus,
and Carol Ann Sperber. Trunette
Phillips sang "Whispering Hope."
"Mother & Home" was sung by
Sharon Strode, and Barbara Wil
bur. Following this group of songs,
Lila Naas read from Proverbs and
lead a candle lighting service with
Mrs.. Trudy Briggs as the candle
lighter and the following girls can
dle bearers: Anna Jane Davidson,
Eulalia Olds, Lois Hess, Joane
Blanchard, Barbara Bailey, Mari
lyn West, and Lois Wallace. The
program closed with a prayer by
Mrs. Kenneth Knox.
The Okiya Campfire Group, led
by Mrs. Miller, were guests of the
evening.
There were 108 mothers , and
daughters served.
AdvartUwnitnt
ACROBATIC GROUP WILL PERFORM 'The Three Lodds," Potrlcio, Sue
ond Barboro, wiil be omong those scheduled to perform in the annual Sally
Hilt Studio of Dance recitol, to be held at Junior high school Friday night.
May 19, storting at 8 p.m. Nearly 60 Sally Hilt dance students will perform
in the gay program, that will feature promising "Stars of Tomorrow." Tickets,
at SI -00 for adults ond 50 cents for children under 12, ore available from
the donee students and at the studio.
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RIVERSOALI GIRL SCOUTS
PREPARE, SERVE DINNER
FOR PARENTS MONDAY.
Riversdale Girl Scout troop held
a potluck dinner for their parents
Monday evening, May . 8 at the
Riversdale school. The girls decor
ated the tables and prepared and
served the menu followed by a
program.
The tables were decorated with
yellow tulips and .dogwood. Green
candles and trefoils cut from green
paper carried out the troop colors.
Parents attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Kruse,
Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys, Mr. and
Mrs. Brydges. Mr. and Mrs. Naiel
rod, Mr. and Mrs,, Bromps. Mr.
and Mrs. F.astman, Mrs. Jennie,
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Neptune and Mrs.
Ott. Special guests were Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Thomas.
Girls working on the dinner went
Joan Kruse. Sandra Huinohreys,
Frances Violette, Colleen McDon
Robert Hansen, treasurer; Mrs. W.
aid, Ann McDonald. Judy Ott.
Ann Jennie, Anna Bromps, Betty
Brydges, Joyce Nszelrod, Bonnie
Nazelrod, Janice Eastman, Phyllis
Bellinger.
NEIGHBORS OF WOOOCRAFT '
TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lilac
circle No. 49, will meet at eight
o'clock Monday evening at the I.
O.O. F. hall. A penny supper will
follow the lodge session. AU mem
bers are requested to be present.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY
The American Legion auxiliary
will hold election of officers at
eight o'clock Wednesday night at
the Legion home at 118 S. Kane
street. All members are urged to
be present.
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