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I Society Women of the Moose in Ceremony WOMEN OF MOOSE TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT Women of the Moose will meet at eight o'clock Monday evening at the Moose hall on S o u t h Step hens street. A 1 1 members are urged to be present. PATIENTS TO BE ENTERTAINED SUNDAY The state department of the American Gold Star Mothers Inc.. will entertain patients at the Vet erans hospital Sunday from two to four o'clock. Roseburg chapter members are urged to attend to assist as hostesses. LOOK for the VALUABLE oociete' PREMIUM COUPON in each 294 Cello bag of oociete' Candy PICK YOUR PREMIUM GENUINE ROLLED GOLD plate girls love it! 2 Societe coupons-and 50e PLASTIC BEACH RING Inflates easily to 3 feet! 2 Societe coupons-and $1 PRECISION ROAST MEAT THERMOMETER . . . know when meats are done! 2 Society coupons and 50a OFFICIAL MARINE CORPS KNIFE -"must" for boys! 2 Societc coupons-and 50c 5 HANDSOME PLASTIC BRIDGE TABLE COVER -washable-pastel colors! 2 Socielt coupons-and SI r t- , ' j h ( " ;v5 .pjj n . .umi n.i i mm. -LAtL .. , I OFFICERS ATTENDING CHAPTER NIGHT AND INITIATION for (it Fandrich; recorder, Irene Routledge; pianist, June Williams, and Women of the Moose Monday night at the Moose hall Included: front Argus, Marlon's Rinthart, Back row left to right: guide, Nona Thomp- row left to right: assistant guide, Lenor Horn; sentinel, Katharine son; junior regent, Marion Boltlnger; treasurer, Dorothy Rains, and Simmons; junior graduate regent, Ollie Krueger; senior regent, Bat . Rent the PARTIES Playmor Gardens : Patio and Pavilion Picnicking Dancing For Reservations, Call 1609-R-3 Don't buy Washer 'til you've seen MAYTAG Mflvtofls '" num' 9 ' 7 51 construction means Gyrafoam Washing . . Action Does All Vears of ,uperior Your Vork for You service. DCDU'C Appl'n Service 1200 S. Stephens ... . - Brand! New SINGER Electrics CANNING CLUB IS ORGANIZED AT ELGAROSE A canning club was organized by the 4-H girls of Elgarose Wednes day at the home of Charlotte Sands with her mother Mrs. Zelma Sands, as leader. Officers ap pointed are:, president, Donna Sundberg; vice-president, Gloria McBroom: secretary. Char lotte Sands; song leader, Dixie Wooten; yell leader, Sally Brown, and reporter, Judy McBroom. A name for the club will be selected at the July 7th meeting. Refreshments were served b y Mrs. Sands to Loletta Buell, Mar gie Hanson, Sally Brown, Judy and Gloria' McBroom, Carmen and Larry Cooper, Donna SundNrg. Dixie Wooten and Chariot!". " n and Stevie Sands. JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB ' ' HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Jolly Circle club met last week at the home of Mrs, Elsie Isakson and made plans for a picnic to be held at Mannings Gvove, July 23. Birthday gifts were presented to Mrs. Ethel Sanders and Mrs. Effie Manning from the hostess and children, Donnie and Carol; Mrs. Sallie Barker and chil dren, Donna, Nancy and Clifton; Mrs. Evelyn Warren. Mrs, Connie Showers, Mrs. B. Craft, Mrs. Leora Lynn and children, Lola and Virginia; Mrs. Myrtle Stinnett and Peggy; Miss Evelyn Bowen and Mrs. Gertrude Davis. The next meeting will be July 12 at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. Manning. Final arrange ments will be made for the nil-"1-and all membera are requested to be present. lirttu At Mtrey Hospital WHELDON Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maylon Wheldon, Roseburg, July 1, a daughter, Peggie Est elle; weight two pounds ten ounces. FIELDS To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ernest Kields, Canyonville, July 1, I son: weight three pounds seven ounces. DANIELS Mr. Mr. and Mri. George Albert Daniels, Glide, July 30, a daughter, Helen Marie: weight six pounds one ounce. WILLIAMS Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Williams Jr., 1503 Cedar street, Roseburg, July 1, a daugh ter, Nancy Jean, weight nine pounds ten ounces. RAFFENSPERGER To Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Raffensperger, Sutherlin, July 3, a son, Harry John: weight seven pounds fifteen ounces. WIMBERLY To Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kent Wimhprlv Rncohtica June 29, a son, Thomas Kent; weight seven, pounds three ounces. CAMAS VALLEY GARDEN CLUB TO HOLD MEETING Camas Valley Garden club will meet Tuesday afternoon, July 11. at the home of Mrs. Harry Boyle. AU mtmbers are requested to be present. frt., July 7, 1 MO The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 3 Family Heaa Perish As Firt Destroys Horn DELENA, Ore. (Columbia Cohn ty), July 7 t.P) Burns suffered fn a stovt explositno Wednesday night were fatal early, today to Timothy Dicken, SO. The family home was destroyed. Mis. Docken and-a seven-year-old son , Lavern, who received minor burns, are in the Longview, Wash., hospital where Docken died. Four other children escaped the flaming home. Dale, a high school student, was burned slightly in dragging his father from the house and beating out the flames on his clothing. The explosion occurred mysteri ously as Docken poured what he though was only coal on the fire in the stove. SCHOOL FOR ASSESSORS SALEM l!Pt County assessor schools have been tentatively scheduled for Portland, B a k e r, Burns and Coquille during the latter part of September. The schools, authoriied by the legislature, will offer refresher Locals Visit Mother Mr. end Mrs. Jack Rowell and small son, John ny, of Albany spent July 4 here visiting Mr. Rowell's mother, Mrs. John F. McClure, of, 522 S. Pine., who was admitted to the Roseburg Sanitarium Sunday because of ill ness. Mrs. McClure's condition is reported' as improved, according toMr. JfcClure. courses in methods of appraisal and will explain a new loose-leaf system of recorda installed b y several counties. la. I "ay r I i f.TJTW.TH REBEKAH LODGE ' ANNOUNCES MEETING Roseburg Rebekah lodge NO. 14 will meet at eight o'clock Tues day night at the 100F hall. Re freshments will be in charge of Lydia Roadman, Marge Barrows, Irene Under, Rubie Bloom, Thella i Weber, Edith Brook, Mattie Gos-1 nell and Ethel Swazy. Members and visiting members are invited MOTHERS CIRCLE TO MEET AT VERRELL HOME The Mothers Circle of Roseburg DeMolay will meet Monday even ing at the home of Mrs. E. H. Verrell, 1240 Garden Valley road, with Mrs. R. E. McFall as co hostess. All mothers of DeMolay members are urged to attend. CIRCLE NO. 1 TO MEET AT PICNIC. ' Circle 2, St. oseph's Altar society, will meet Monua , ju(y 10, at 7 p.m. for a potluck picnic at the home of Mrs. Rodney Knott at wmcnester on tne worm uinn qua. Mrs. Sidney Domenico and Mrs. John Shafer will be hostesses. LOOKINGGLASS GRANGE TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT Lookingglass Grange will meet at the hall Tuesday night, July 11, at eight o'clock. Refreshments will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schulze, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lowery. IF THb h,uH COj. or LIVING has cut heavily into your clothing budget you need a brand new SINGER Sewing Machine. Then you can make, mend and 1 alter your own doilies as well as the wardrobe for the entire family . . . and at substantial savings. Immediate Delivery on some SINCE models. prices start at $89.50 ..oW (rail if eJtii'W Liberal elloweno for you' firt I it mod)! COMPLETE COURSE In Home Dressmaking given without charge with the purchase of each New SINGER. -E lUIt OtSK MODEL "BODGtT" DESK WOOH THl ftAIHiKrtUGMI TOtTAIll lot- U 1 Pol Oft. bylfco Stog.fMhj. Co. 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