8 The News-Review, Roicburg,
Society and Glu&L
By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER end BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social ltem submitted b. tele
phone for the society page must
be turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday and
by 10 a m Friday at which time
the social calendar and Saturday's
society page are closed weekly.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY HOLDS
MEETING THURSDAY AT
HOME OP MRS. HILL
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service members were enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Alice
Hill In Winston Thursday, May 18,
with a one o'clock potluck lunch
eon. Following the social hour the
business session was opened by the
president, Mrs. Mercy Buell. The
devotionals were led by Mrs. Nina
Coon, a special guest, recently re
turned from a six months stay
in California.
Plans were completed for the
cooked food sole which was held
Fridav, election day, Mrs. Mabel
Shocklcy and Mrs. Stella Finnell
were in charge. The next meeting
is lo lie held at tie home of Mrs.
Bert Lauiance on Highway 99, in
Dillard, Thursday June 1st.
Those present were Mrs. Nina
Coon, Mrs. Ella Sheridan, Mrs.
Stella J. Finnell, Miss Stella A.
Finnell, Mrs. Lena Burks, Mrs.
Mary Lee Walker, Mrs. Nora M.
Williams, Mrs. Lila McKcan, Bev.
and Mrs. W. W. Applcyard, Mrs.
Mercy Buell. Mrs. Myrllc Burtch,
Mrs. Rosa Hcinbach, Mrs. Pearl
Stookey, Mrs. Jo Lesher, and the
hostoss, Mrs. Alice Hill.
FAMILY PICNIC TO
BE HELD ON SUNDAY
Members of Inlcr-Se Study club
will entertain their lamillcs at a
one-thirty o'clock picnic Sunday,
June 4. at the Wo f Creek foresl
camp. Members are asked to bring
table service, sandwiches for the
family and a potluck dish. In case
m ruin ine uicmc win ne neia as
planned as building facilities are
available.
SLIPS
1.99 up
Tailored and
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Gowns
1.99 up
Wide choice,
beautiful styles.
Pajamas . ,
Robes . . .
Panties 59 ...
Half Slips. .
1.99 up
2.99up
21.00
1.99 up
IRIS
SEE STYLE 695 .. .
Broiiirt of rayon sot
low-cut high uphft
Insert in center of I
bond, ititched frame
ter of cup. V'Hite on
A CUP sizes 32 to 36
B CUP sixes 32 to 38,
1.50
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Ore. Thurs., June 1, 1950
MAYPOLE THEME USED
IN DECORATIONS BY
SUTHERLIN CHURCH GROUP
Mrs. Bertha Sanders and Mrs.
Effie Dickens, were hostesses for
the Christian Women's Fellowship
at (he Sulherlin Christian church.
Friday. Dinner was served at
tables decorated in the Maypole
motif with a large basket of flow
ers and miniature maypoles at
either end.
Mrs. Lloyd Whitford was sur
prised at the close of the dinner,
when she was presented with a
birthday cake, with lighted cand
les. She was also showered with
many birthday gifts.
After the gifts were opened the
business meeting was called to
order by the president. Roll call
was answered with Scripture
verses.
Mrs. Ada Abeene, gave Ihe de
votionals, reading Mark 11: 19-33,
and a short devotional article en
titled "Faith in God." This was
followed by prayer.
Sewing was enjoyed by the wo
men. Those present for Ihe din
ner and meeting were Mrs. Blanche
Hecathorn. Mrs. Lcta Whitford,
Mrs. Marcia Newman, Mrs. Elea
nor Woollctt, Mrs. Irene Webster,
Mrs. Jean Barnes, Mrs. Dorothy
Longbrake, Mrs. Minnie Abeene,
Miss Ethel Manning, Mrs. Leota
Hardcsty, Mrs. Ada Abeene. Mrs.
Grace Fickes, Mrs. Leta Young,
Mrs. Lillian Baumgardner, Mrs.
Luna Priest, Mrs. Killa .lolinson,
Mrs. Percie Grover, Mrs. Betty
and Mrs, Bertha Sanders.
ORVILLE KRUSE HONORED
ON HIS BIRTHDAY BY
CROUP OF FRIENDS (
A social gathering was enjoyed
at the M. E. Groshong home at
Sutherlin Wednesday evening hon
oring Orville Kruse on his birth
day anniversary.
Those enjoying the evening with
Mr. Kruse were Mr. and Mrs. l,on
Hunt, Mrs. Flora Cooper, Mrs.
Glayds Wolfhagen, Mrs. Mabel
Woods, Dr. Warren Kadas and Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Groshong.
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TILLICUM BRIDGI CLUB
ENJOYS MEETING AT
BARKER RESIDENCE
RnfiAC iuimIiuii rtA Mlnmkina
were used about the rooms of the
Barker home Friday when Mrs.
Harry Barker, Mrs. Howard Wahl
and Mrs. Vern Holgate entertain
ed the Tillicum Bridge club at des
sert luncheon.
Covers war nlafMt mt indivi
dual card tables centered wilh a
miniature bouquet for Mrs. Lloyal
Stearns, Mrs. Harry Bird, Mrs.
Joe V. Perrault, guests; Mrs. Ed
ward Lamoreaux, Miss Mary Alice
nanaan, jnrs. lirillain Slack Mra.
E. H. Randall. Mra. Wilhnr P.v.
Mrs. M. E. Groshong, Mrs. Cecil
Carr, Mrs. C. J. Bielman and the
hostesses, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Wahl
and Mrs. Holgate.
Auction bridge was in play dur
ing the afternoon with Mr p.n.
dall, winning high score; Mrs. La
moreaux, second high; Mrs. Bil
man, low; Mrs. Slack, traveling
kikjsi: anu mra. nanaan, me slam
prize.
Mra. M. E. ftrnvhnncr nr..Hi
was presented with a' gift Iron!
ine ciuo memDers. At the next
meeting a new president will be
elected.
The next meeting will b held
June flth at the home of Mrs. Slack
wilh Mrs. Bielman, Mrs. Carr and
Mrs. Slack as hostesses.
CARD PARTY SERIES
CONTINUES DRAWING
CROWD AT SUTHERLIN
The C. J. Bielman home west
of Sutherlin was the scene of the
fifth of a series of card parties
Friday evening by members of the
Past Noble Grande club with Mrs.
Bielman and Mrs. John Chase, as
hostesses. An artistic setting of iris
and.weigelia decorates the fireplace
mantle with other bouquets being
Disced ahnill th rnnmc
Contract bridge and canasta was
in piny auring me evening with Mr.
score. John Chase and Mrs. Fred
waugn, low lor the contract play
Mrs. Cora Allen, high and Mrs
Dee Allprhitrv Imu (nr nannB,..
ivcii cMiim'tiis were servea Dy
mis. Bielman and Mrs. Chase to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker, Mr.
and Mrs. Rnh Miphnnt nr.. ,nri
Mrs. Howard Wahl, Mr. and Mrs
rrea waugn, Mrs. M. E. Gro
shang, Mrs. Brittain Slack, C. J
Bielman and John Chase.
TWELVE AND WON CLUB
ENTERTAINED LAST WEEK
AT LUNCHEON MEETING
Mrs. William Peifer entertained
the twelve and Won cub at a
luncheon last week with her daugh
ter, mrs. jean nock assisting.
Roses decorated the rooms. '
A short business mectin2 was
conducted by Mrs. Fred Rittman
in the absence of the president
Mrs. N. E. Richardson. Games
were enjoyed with Mrs. ,Mvers.
Mrs. Jean Flock and Mrs. F. Kel
ler receiving guest priies. Mem-
Mrs winning pri7.es were Mra.
Thella Webber and Miss Bernar-
dine Princen.
Attending were Mrs. Jean Flock,
Mrs. Lorma Myers, Mrs. F. Keller,
Mrs. Fred Hargis, Mrs. 0. F. Rich
man, Mrs. E. Princen, Mrs. Thella
Webber, Miss Bernardine Princen,
Mrs. Fred Ritzman and the hos
tess, Mrs. Peifer.
The next meeting will be Tues
day, June 6 at the home of Mrs.
E. Princen, 231 North Chadwick
street.
NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE
CLUB ENJOYS MEETING
AT WINCHESTER HOME
Mrs. Phil Hart was hostess to
the Northside Sunshine club at
her country horns last week. Iris,
coral bells and fern decorated the
table. A short business meeting
was conducted by Mrs. Hart and
Miss Barbara Irvin was introduced
as a new member.
Miss Bernardine Princen held
high score at games. Mrs. Clara
Frew and Mrs. E. Princen were
presented birthday gifts. The next
meeting will be June 8 at the home
of Mrs. W. O. Patterson.
The hostess served refreshments
lo Mrs. D. Coin. Mrs. W. O. Pat-
terson, Miss Bernardine Princen,
Mrs. Clara Frew, Mrs. William
Sticwig, Mrs. Lucia Ingles, Mrs.
Clara Frew, Mrs. Ora Worthine-
ton and Mrs. M. Sory.
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week's wash in less (hart
1 hour. Gives whiter,
brighter washes every
time.
No let tubs needed!
Clothes net thorough
Power-rinse right In
spinning basket.
Spins clothes damp
dry up to 2 5 drier
than a wringer.
NEW GAY RED
TRIM takes the "blues"
out of washday. Brightens
kitchen or laundry!
5i it in action today!
UMPQUA VALLEY APPLIANCE '
120W, Oak NexfUUmpquaVolltr Hardware PhontU18
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THE ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB invlt. all garden.rs of Douglas county to .xhibit ros.s and oth.r
s.aonal flow.rs In th rose, show to b. sponsored Jun. 7 from 10 a.m. te 9:30 p.m. In the b.i.m.nt of
tho M.thodist church parlors. The puouc is invir.d to att.na th. fhow. Proc.di of th. fr..-will off.r
ing will b us.d to landscape th. Douglas Community hospital grounds. Plctur.d ar. Mrs. H. D. Scott,
Mrs. L. F. Ni.ls.n, Mrs. Sig F.tt and Mrs. Horace C. B.rg. (Staff photo.)
FAREWELL PARTY HONORS
YONCALLA CAMILY WHO
IS MOVING TO ASHLANO
A farewell party was given at
the Methodist church. Tuesday
evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Cane and family, who will leave
shortly to make their home in
Ashland. A potluck dinner was en
joyed followed by an old fashioned
sing. Mr. and Mrs. Cane received
a gift from the church.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Cane and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Felic Latham and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Kirklie, Mr. and- Mrs.
Grass and family, Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
Means and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Boucock and family, Mrs. Cabanes,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daughcrty.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford tmery, Mr.
and Mrs. Jean Cowan, Rev, and
Mrs. Byars, Mrs. J. N. Sparks,
Mrs. Louise Snider and three sons,
Mr. and Mrs. Currier and family.
Mrs. Olive McKee and Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Lee and daught-". .
GRANGE TO MEET
SATURDAY EVENING
South Deer Grange will meet at
eight o'clock Saturday night, June
3, at the hall. Refreshments will
be in charge of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Collison Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Mathis and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Findlay. All members are
urged to be present.
FAIR OAKS INDUSTRIAL
CLUB TO MEET MONDAY
The Fair Oaks Industrial club
will meet Monday afternoon at
the clubhouse. All members are
UMPQUA DAIRY
announces a new
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(4.5 butterfat)
In Square Glass
Bottles With the
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mar than you normally pay for milk containing less
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Umpqua Dairy regular
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Umpqua Dairy homogenized milk 21c qt.
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Ask for it today, itort using tha best milk money con buy.
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for home delivery and at your local Food Market
Chicken Needs
Good Stuffing
By GAYNOR MADDOX
t'C i G, a it U'ritr
niuvf bread stuffing is the birth
right of every roast chicken. Here's
a recipe very pooular in the central
part of the U.:ited States.
Dr.SO urillinf
fvi.M- tuino for n.ck rtgion
and bedy cavity of 4-pound New
York dr.itM cnicx.ni
Four tablespoons fat, Vt cup
minpMt nninn. 1 cun diced celery.
4 cups bread cubes, firmly packed.
1 teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoon peuuci,
4 teaspoon poultry seasoning, 1 to
1 cup stock, water or milk.
Cook onion and celery in fat over
low heat, stirring occasionally, un
til onion is soft, but not browned.
Meanwhile, blend seasonings with
bread cubes. Add onion, celery and
fat. Blend. Pour the stock over sur
face, stirrina lightly. Add more
seasoning as desired. Note: For
eiblet dressing, brown chopped
cooked giblets in fat before onion
and celery are added. Proceed as
above.
Grace White, food editor of Fam
ily Circle Magazine, has, a new
idea. She likes to roast her chick
en cut in serving pieces. She goes
even further. Sometimes she
browns the pieces in butter lightly,
then pours a rich popover batter
in a shallow pan and lays the
browned pieces of chicken in it.
She bakes it in a moderately hot
oven. It's wonderful puffy, brown
and crumblyl Serve it with a cream
giblet gravy.
Her roast chicken barbecue is
novel too. She roasts it in serving
pieces and keeps basting it with
a barbecue sauce. Now just imag
ine thii with a mountain of mashed
potatoes!
Mashed potatoes but give them
loving care Willie's way. Willie
cooked for us in Georgia one win
ter. Her husband doubled as but;
ler and assistant potato masher.
Dry boiled potatoes until white
as cotton, mash with no mercy
and beat and beat and beat with
nothing but a sterling silver fork
that was Willie's cabalistic for
mula. It works.
Drain water off the potatoes the
second they are done not one sec
ond later. Set pot over low heat
and dry the potatoes a long time,
until the outside gets white and
fluffy. Sprinkle with salt and ha!:e
the pot. Then and then only is it
time to call for Willie's husband
with the strong right arm. Mash,
use lots of butter and freshly
ground black pepper and whip
warm milk in gradually. Mow ;
comes the beating and I mean 1
beating until those potatoes are
light and smooth and almost like ;
a souffle. I
Fluff them onto the serving plate I
THE RICHEST MILK IN THE ROSEBURG
AREA that's Umpqua Dairy'i new Premium
Milk. More, much more cream in every bottle.
If you prefer richer, premium milk here it
the best!
IMMEDIATELY
Phone 38 for home delivery or ask your grocer for Ump
qua Dairy Premium milk. Umpqua Dairy Premium milk it
richer, contains more cream is pasteurixed.
YONCALLA CLUB SPONSORS
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
The Yoncalla Town and Country
club sponsored a pink and blue
shower, Wednesday afternoon at
Ihe home of Mrs. Percy Annie-
gate honoring Mrs. Clifford Bums.
Keiresnmenis were servea 1 0
Mrs. Clifford Burns, Mrs. Hart
ford, Mrs. Warren Anderson. Mrs,
Delton Thiele, Mrs. Elton Grass,
Mrs. Jim Dodd, Mrs. Bob Lamb
din, Mrs. Bill Boan. Mrs. rus
sell Loyd, Mrs. Dora Benner, Mra.
Mrs. Jess Daggs, Mrs. Wade Crow,
Mrs. Walter Meier, Mrs. Russell
Scott, Mrs. Harry Abbott, Mrs.
Clifford Emery, Mrs. Jean Cowan,
Mrs. John Lewey, Mrs. Avery Lass
well, Mrs. Farley Williams, Mrs.
Pauline. Latham and Mrs.: Percy
Applegate.
Rent Control Servict
Hrt Halts During Junt
Robert E. Lowe, area rent
director, stated today limited
funds made available to the hous
ing expediter's office require a
drastic curtailment of operations.
No field representative will be
available for the Roseburg area
during the month of June. If pend
ing rent control legislation is acted
upon favorably and funds are again
made available lor ine agency, a
reDresentative will be assigned to
the Roseburg area on the first and
third Wednesdays of each month.
Office space may then again be
available in the city hall with
office hours from 2 to 8 p.m. on
the first and third Wednesday's of
each month.
Bail Posted By Three
On Drunkenness Charge
Sheriff O. T. Carter reported
Wednesday that Dorothy Dean
Houser, 32, Roseburg, was releas
ed from the county jail on $20 bail
following her arrest by city police
on a drunk charge.
Carter also reported that Georgia
Mae Maxon, Roseburg, was re
leased from the county jail on $10
bail following her arrest by city
police on a charge of disorderly
conduct and resisting arrest.
Carter also reported that Web
ster Williams, 42, Myrtle Creek,
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Worrall on a charge of being drunk
on a pub'ic highway. He was re
leased on 15 bail.
with roast chicken. And then? tiow
could yon ask why the All-American
giblet gravy, of course.
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS
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Zo. Newman
92S Cobb St. Phon. 387-R