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1 j lit S The Nawi-Raviaw, Rosaburg, Ore. Thun., July, 6, 1950 Chad's CRISP COOL SUMMER BLOUSES 1.99 Choose from new blouse fashions, styles made of sheer cool cotton summer fabrics in a wide choice. Tai lored and lace trimmed. All sizes. ' Others 1.99 and up Headquarter! Far nv r avwear ' Yr. uur piay wear nas Men tciecrea to ortng you L'V unarrest fashioni for summer and vacation . . . YK O I for those who stay at home or those who travel . . . . v jr POLO SHIRTS $1 and up SHORTS $1 and up SUN SUITS $2 and up n BEACH ROBES $3.99 and up 1 n j t n: w wno snu ww-r raw BATHING SUITS 3.99 and up Smartly styled Lastex bathing suits in wide mnrlf to nival von noon scrvir. ... . T&rr:'Zt- 121 N. Jackson Street - -x L 1 1 1 A If tV yi Society and Gluhi By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN BARBARA JEAN WIOFF AND JOHN STONEBURG ARE WED AT COBURG COBURG At a ceremony last Sunday in the Methodist church at Coburg, Miss Barbara Jean Wi koff and John Arthur Stoneburg exchanged marriage vows. The Rev. Floyd Tuft read the service. The bride is the daughter o f Mrs. Hazel 1. Wikoff of Eugene, and Joseph A. Wikoff of Roseburg. The bridegroom is the son of Herbert L. Stoneburg of Coburg. The chapel was decorated with peach gladioli, delphinium and snapdragon. Ralph Brovik of Eugene played organ music. Miss Ardyth Cham Attending the bride were Miss Elaine Balch Miss Mickey Sim mons and Mrs. John L. Sullivan. Clifford Miller was best man, and ushers were Lon and Elwin Fish er. A reception took place in the social room of the church. Miss Peggy Aufereth cut and served the cake, assisted by Mrs. John Adair. Miss Lou 'Anne Halderson poured Miss Marlene Powell had charge of the guest book. The couple left on a ten-day trip through the Redwoods of Northern California. They will be at home five miles northwest of Coberg aft er June 28. Going away the bride wore a suit of aqua gabardine with navy and white accessories, and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet, CLEAN-UP DAY IS HELD AT GRANGE Home Economics club met Mon day morning at the Sutherlin Grange hall for clean-up day. The I kitchen was cleaned from top to bottom, windows in the entire building were washed and the men folks cleaned up rubbish and mow ed the grass. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Orville French, Mr. and Mrs. Clatence Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gleason, Clyde Hen derson, Mrs. Floyd Bringle, Mrs. Hallie Martin, Mrs. Ellen Leisin ger, Mrs. Erma Buck, Mrs. Vivian Nicison, Mrs. Lenore Home, Mrs. Rosemarie Jones, Mrs. Phreda Wahl, and Mrs. Mabel Pearce. This meeting took the place of the July 3, meeting and no meet ing will be held again until Sun day, June 6. which will be a picnic at Umpqua Park. JOEENE WILES ) W. AVE. NORTH PH0l47tRX CALAPOOIA LADIES CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON AND PROGRAM The Calapooia Ladies club held its regular meeting Wednesday at the clubhouse. A luncheon was served with Mrs. Pearl Hand, Mrs. Marie Sonne and Mrs. Sylvia Man ning as hostesses. The invocation was given by the president, Mrs. Grace Crouch. Beautiful bouquets of Sweetpeaf and Canterbury bells were arranged about the room and on the serving table. As the president was called away, Mrs. Opal Munson, presided over the business meeting. The Home Extension program were dis cussed. Members and guests present were: Mrs. Evelyn Richardson, Mrs. Florence Slater, Mrs. Peg Murray, Miss Gladys Tyler, Mrs. Verna Wilson, Mrs. Florence Welch, Mrs. Norah Stephens, Mrs. Thelma Broszio, Mrs. Hope Henry, Mrs. Minnie James, Mrs. Betti Mc Call, Mrs. Marie Sonne, Mrs. Ve nctta Riggs, Mrs. Olga Esselstrom, Miss Ethel Gross, Mrs. Pearl Hand, Mr. Sylvia Manning, Mr. Frankie Moore, Mr. Vera Bacon, Bacon and Judy, Mr. Opal Mun and Bobbie Day, Mr. Grace Dot William, Mr. Hazel Haine on, Mr. Eloie Lamoreaux, Mr. Crouch and Martin, Lin and Kit McCall and Mr. Emma Hunter. The next meeting will be held I at the clubhoue on July 19th with Mr. vera Bacon, Mr. Minnie Jame and Mr. Agne Wilcox a hotee. RODNEY McKEAN HAS FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY Rodney McKean celebrated his first birthday at a party given by his mother, Mrs. Byron McKean Friday afternoon at their home in Dillard. The tab.e was centered with a large three-tiered birthday cake, decorated with one candle in the center and candy doves placed around each tier. On t h e table placed beside the cake were toy ngurine candy holders contain ing candy favors for the guests, Many colored balloons were hung about the rooms and later used for entertainment of the tiny tots. Following an afternoon of play the children were served "Happy Birthday cookies and ice-cream. Those enjoying the party were: Maria Kay Burt, Phillip and Cris- tine Burgess, Connie Wilhite, Meve Damewood, Marsha Rae Wilson The hostess, Mrs. McKean was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Ha zel Ison, andMs.rs. Vivian Burgess, Mrs. Pat Wilhite. Mrs. Mae Dame wood, Mrs. Winnie Wilson, Mrs. wao Burt ana Mrs. bayie Mot fit. TENMILE LADIES CLUB MEETS AT LUNCHEON AT CLUBHOUSE WEDNESDAY The Tenmile Ladies club enjoyed a potluck luncheon and meeting at the clubhouse Wednesday. Two readings were enjoyed. They were "How to Guess Your Age" read by Mrs. Loue Wood and "Dime a Dozen Sketches"read by Mrs. Minnie Melius. It was suggested there be a date set next spring to clean the Ten mile cemetery. Plans were discussed to enter tain some of the neighboring clubs with a tea to be held in August. Those present were Mrs. Emma Collver of .Corvallis, a guest, Mrs. Hazel Ison, Mrs. Minnie Lockwooa, Mrs. Minnie Menus, Mrs. jessie Smith, Mrs. Josie Smith, Mrs. Loue Wood, Mrs. Eleanor Richter, Mrs. Hazel Anderson. Mrs. Mar- jorie Hazen and Mrs. Julia Breit-enbucher. The next meeting will be held at the clubhouse on Wednesday, July 12. MR. AND MRS. LAURANCE ENTERTAIN AT. DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Bert Laurence en tertained with a farewell dinner in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Walter W. Applcyard and Mrs. Apple yard's mother, Mrs. Myrtle Burtch at their home in Dillard, Monday night. The rooms were decorated with sweet peas. The dinner was served buffet style, with covers placed at folding tables centered with low bowls of sweet peas for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Peterson and Vicki, Mrs. Mercy Buel.. Mrs. Belle Clark, and the honored guests, Rev, and Mrs. Appleyard and Mrs. Burtch, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Laurance, Pamela and Nickie. HERE'S HOWTO KEEP UMPQUA BULK PACK ICE CREAM ICEJREAM UMQUA-FREEZE BUY THEM AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERY-AT ALU FOUNTAlNS-TOO MRS. P. J. CORNELL ENTERTAINS ART AN EMBROIDERY CLUB Mrs. F. J. Cornell entertained the Roseburg Art and Embroidery club Wednesday at her home on South Main street. Guests were Mrs. Jennie Newton and Mrs. Earl Decker, Members present besides the hostess included Mrs.' Peggy Kent, Mrs. G. L. Sinclair, Mrs. J. W. Bowman, Mrs. F. I. Belts, Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs. Tina Hoff meister, Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mrs. Alfred Neal, Mrs. H. Erskine, Mrs. Earl Rboads, Mrs. George Cluck, Mrs. Lucia Ingles, Mrs. A. Rhoadt, Mrs. J. G. Stephenson, Mrs. W. H. Bailey, Mrs. H. F. Snyder, Mrs. Henry Worthington and Mrs Frank Bergh. Following a game, visiting was enjoyed and refreshments were served at the tea hour by the hos tess. The next meeting will be July 9th at the home of Mrs. Glenn Cox in Ridersdale. On July 12 a noon potluck penny luncheon will be held at the home of Mrs. Alfred Neal with Mrs. G. L. Sinclair acting as hostess. All members are urged to attend. WILLING WORKERS CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Mrs. Clarence McKern enter tained members of the Scotts Val ley Willing Workers club at her beautiful new home near Yoncalla Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mabel Potter was co-hostess. It was de cided to discontinue the card par ties during the summer months and to hold regular meetings the third Wednesday of the month dur ing July, August and September. Mrs. L. W. Wist and Mrs. C. E. Nelson were guests. Delicious re freshments were served following the social hour. BETHEL NO. 42 HAS INSTALLATION WEDNESDAY Installation of officers of Bethel No. 42, Jobs Daughters was held at the Masonic temple in Oakland Wednesday night. The following acted as installing officers: grand guardian, Ada Moore; honored queen, Dixie Wil lis; guide, Carol Ellison, marshall, Pauline Bovingdon; recorder. Betty Babcock; chaplain, Carol Firman: musician, Betty Early, junior custodian, Carman CincaJe, senior custodian Bernice CincaJe: soloist, Susan Stearns; flag bear ers, Jean Wilcox, Frances Heaton, Donna Mardin and Marjorie Blon dell. Officers installed were: retiring honored queen, Dixie Willis, hon ored queen, Evelyn Cornish; senior princess. Patsy Mardin; junior princess, Janice Parks; guide. Harriet Riggs; marshall. Bettv Jones; recorder, Veda Campbell; treasurer, Darlene Lee; chaplain, Harriet Scroggins; librarian, Jo ann Clark; musician, Helen Lans ing: senior custodian, Ua Cornish; junior custodian, Evelyn Frotscher first messenger, Margaret Rose: second messenger Joann Perry: third messenger, Carol Bringle; fourth messenger, Dorothy Bringle, fifth messenger, Jacqueline Lock man; inner guard, Shirley Baker: outer guard, Alta Campbell; hist orian, Gay Anderson; custodian of lights, Donna Lee; reporter Bar bara Rose. Special music was a solo by Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Betty Early. The hall was very beautifully decorated and the Bethel daugh ters put on a special degree. INITIATION HELD BY OAKLAND CHAPTER Oakland Chapter No. 91 Order Eastern Star, met Thursday Jor Mrs. Gula C-owell, in the East and 45 members and four visitors pres- SUTHERLIN WSCS MEETS AT POTLUCK LUNCHEON THURSDAY The Woman's Society of Chris tain Service of Sutherlin met at the Methodist church Thursday. Hostesses were Mrs. Thelma Jones and Mrs. Gula Crowell. Misa Myra Weber, pinned a corsage on both the hostesses before the din ner was served. Mrs. Ruth Manning bad the pro gram on China. Those present were Mrs. Ruth Manning and granddaughter, Myra Weber: Mrs. Charlotte Parlr.tr, Mrs. Thelma Jones, Mrs. Gula Crowell, Mrs. Goldie Cooper, Mrs. Stella French, Mrs. Eunice Beck, Mrs. Jennie Comstock, Mrs. Rosa Stillwell, Miss Betty Jones and Mrs. Catheryn Moore. EVELYN CORNISH IS INSTALLED HONORED QUEEN Wednesday, June 7, Evelyn Cor mosh of Sutherlin, was installed honored queen of Oakland Bethel No. 42, International Order of Jobs Daughters. ent. Visitors were: Nell Ore, from Pasadena chapter; Mrs. Donna Dean Blakeley, Coquille chapter; Henry Halvorson, California, Grand Lodge and Charlotte Cook of Myrtle Creek chapter. The degrees of the chapter were conferred on Roy Nicosen, Mrs. Vivian Nicosen, Mrs. Hazel South ard and Robert Southard. Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher was solo ist during initiation. The chapter room was beauti fully decorated by Mrs. Grace Wood, Mrs. Kathryn Moore and Mrs. Naomi Riggs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bernice Thiele, Mrs. Frances Huntington, Mrs. Ivena Halvorson, Mrs. Addie Castor, Mrs. Wanda Schasso. Mrs. Vera Bacon and i Mrs. Mildred Chapman. STRAWBERRY t-TVI rn , , AniNrn rnrr7 shortcake TYLER HARDER FREEZ PAYS ITS OWN WAY AaiUnitL. and. inline, for -voflrtefif if Yov Ho v a HARDFRfVwt Chen Model Favorite foods of all kinds fn and out ej season can be instantly available savings in time, ef fort and money can be yours yon hart s Tyler HARDER Freet! 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