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S Th Nwi-Reviw, Roseburg, Society and CluU By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN PINK AND BLUE SHOWER IS ENJOYED ' Mr. Hollis Real and Mrs. A. L. Real honored Mrs. Robert Groleau at i pink and blue sho'wer party Friday evening at the Real home on East Fourth avenue. An umbrella decorated in pink and blue with streamers of crepe paper formed a pretty jetting for the many lovely gifts. Bouquets were placed about the room. The guests enjoyed visiting and several games after which the gifts were opened and refreshments were served by the hostess. Honoring the guest of honor with gilts were: Mrs. Amy Eggleston, Mrs. Mary DeG-root, Mrs. Isador Groleau, Mrs. Freda Pfaender and children, Anette, Lenette and Dean. Mrs. Tony Degroot, Mrs. Betty Harris and the hostesses, Mrs. Hollis Real and Mrs. A. L. Real. WOMAN'S CLUB ANNUAL PICNIC DATED FOR TUESDAY, AUG. 1ST The annual summer picnic of the Roseburg Woman's club will be an event of Tuesday, August 1, at twelve-thirty o'clock at Umpqua park. Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish, their own sandwiches and table service. Cof fee, tea and punch will be furnished by the committee. HAPPY DAYS CLUB HOLDS MEETING Riversdale Happy Days Slock club met Wednesday at the home of Juanie Kruse. Others present were Gary Conn, Donnie Myers, Danncy Herbage, Richard Good enough, leader; Don Harmon, mem bers, and Mr. and Mrs. II. W Conn and Skcot and Lynette; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kruse and Donald: Donnie Myers and his cousin Lar ry Chambers. Refreshments were served following the meeting. GOLD STAR MOTHERS TO MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOON Roseburg chapter. American Gold Star Mothers Inc., will meet at two o clock next Tuesday alter noon at the home of the president Mrs. Olive Clarke, 842 Hoover street. Members and those eligi ble to membership are invited. ASKS RALPH PATTERSON Your figure is very important io you. It means health of body and peace of mind. Do not neglect it. To look well and to feel well gives you the poise and the confidence needed to make your social and bus iness contacts successful. Poor posture, sagging muscles, tired feel, and other ailments can usually be cor rected by a few well-directed exercises. If you have a figure problem, let me give you' the answer. Call 1728-L for an appointment or write to the Roseburg School of Dancing, 120 N. Kane Street. No obligation. Interested jSg Figures J$r- XV. r-f-r"- - - - your Present Machine Yes, only 59 down puts a smooth sewing SINGER Electric Porulilc in your home! It practically pays for itself because you'll save from 30 to (();' of your budget by mending and making your own clothes at home. INCLUDES: large capacity long bobbin SINGER spotlight fully enclosed electric motor convenient foot control V matching bentwood cover SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 204 N. Jackson - Roseburg, Ore. -Phone 723 Ort Frl., July 28, 1950 SUTHERLIN REBEKAH LODGE HAS INTERESTING BUSINESS MEETING Thursday evening Sutherlin Re bekah Lodge met at the American Legion hall with Mrs. Mary Bar ker, noble grand presiding, assist ed by Mrs. Grace Wood, vice grand. Roll call found all officers pres ent but one. Reports of various committees were heard and it was voted that the committee to buy play ground equipment for the school retain their duties until the project was finished. The following committees were appointed to act for the ensuing six months. Attendance: Mrs. Klh elyn Freeman, Mrs. Pearl Hand and Mrs. Rosemarie Jones. Condol ence: Mrs, Charlotte Parker, Mrs. Belle Cook and Mrs. Eunice Beck. Educational: Mrs. Lucille Chase, Mrs. Leona Slack and Mrs. Nellie Peterson. Finance: Mrs. Cora Al len, Mrs. Alma Anderson and Mrs. Belly Pleuard. Examining: Mrs. Velma Brauninger, Mrs. Juanila llolgate and Mrs. Lydia Gillette. Courtesy: Mrs. Genevieve Cox, Mrs. Emma Vandcnberg and Mrs. Kay Simmons. Fraternal Press chairman: Mrs. Ruth Manning. Community Service chairman, Mrs. Maggie Francis. Press Cor respondent, Mr. Leona Slack. Mrs. Olga Bielman was elected drill captain for the ensuing six months. A report was given by several members who attended a district convention at Gardner. Sevpral members attended Rose burg Rcbckah Ix)dge the week be fore and had the pleasure of see ing Roseburg initiate a class of new members. Several reported they had attended the public in stallation at Roseburg July 6. After lodge closed the noble grand, Mrs. Barker, treated thirty six members to a watermelon feed FRIENDS ENJOY -REUNION SUNDAY A pleasant afternoon was spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Oliver Henry on Rice Creek, in Dillard, wnen a group oi "old timers' gathered. Mrs. Ted Johnson of Slyrtle Creek had charge of the entertainment consisting of games with prizes won by Mrs. Vera Mice, Mrs. Fred Agee and Mrs W. T. Partin. Following the inter esting demonstration on "house hold products ' Mrs. Bert Colvin won the door prize. The charmine Hostess serveu rctrcsnments to nor guests on lovely glassware and china, some of which were wedding guts to the hostess over forty years ago aid given by some of the members present. The guests seat cd in a large grape arbor and en joying the reunion were: Mrs. Cham Petty, Mis. Bert Colvin, Mrs. Wm. OHo, Mrs. Vera Rice, Mrs. Rosa klIoinbach, Mrs. Ted Prussia, Mri. W. T, Partin, Mrs. Fred Agee and the demonstrator Mrs. Johnson, and the hostess Mrs, Henry, MELROSE GRANGE TO PICNIC TUESDAY NIGHT Melrose Grange annual picnic will be held at seven o'clock Tues day night at Umpqua park. The Grange will furnish ice-cream and coffee. All Grange members and their families are invited. Cold Drinks 1 tim Libera! Allowance on 8950 with every new SINGER You get' oBr,a'tehr.ns,NGtR- CompUt. , . .. Or... Ofessmolcln- -- Homo Yor " AT 1 ; fell vmw qj - i ; I i it . ..iijiuiji-iu in i, . ..mm mi i - "" . ' """."."TfH Pear! pins were presented three members of Alpha Chi chapter, Ep silon Sigma Alpha at a formal meeting held Thursday, July 13 at the home of the president, Mrs. Bill 'Benson. Dessert supper fol lowed the ceremony. Mrs. Ted In sley, above, left, Miss Barbara Lamb, center, and Mrs. James Smith, on the right, received the pins. Attending were the Mesdam- Girl Scouts Date Fir Point Camp Douglas county Girl Scout com mittee has completed plans for the Girl Scout camp to be held at Fir Point camp, Glcndale, July 30 to Aug. 6. One hundred and two girls have registered for the week. Mrs. Mildred Herrington of Suth erlin will direct the camp. Assist ing as counselors will be Mrs. Mae Shirtcliff, Mrs. Helen Verrell, Mrs. Francis Leighlon and Mrs. Dumont of Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Meredith P&nd of Sutherlin; Mrs. Frances Long, Garden Valley route; Mrs. II. B. Kruse, Mrs. Mary Eastman, Mrs. John Utrich. Roseburg; Mrs. Ruby Boon and Mrs. Elsie Vincent ol Glcndale. Senor girls from each troop will assist as junior counselors. Miss Shirley White, who is in charge of the water front at Camp Tyee for the Camp Fire Girls, will be wa terfront director. Mrs. Lucille Sel lars of Myrtle Creek will act as nurse. Cooks will be Mrs. Ethel Ilecaththorn and Mrs. Ellen Ging rich. PORTABLE DOWN EASY PAYMENT TERMS i., "' Home Dttorating SINGCB NO IXTRA COST ( Three Receive Pins At Ceremony es Bill Benson, Lyle Quist, Ro bert Nazelrod, Richard Gadway, Ronald Oilar, Tyler Evans, Don Caskey, the Misses Nancy Len man and Ardyth Andrus. At a recent garden party held at the home of Mrs. Robert Nazel rod on Nebq street, the president, Mrs. Bill Benson, talked on the Children's Farm home at Corvallis. A social hour followed. Here's Rarebit For Warm Day By GAYNOR MADDOX . NEA Staff Writer Here's a budget dish full of color and flavor that's perfect for hot day meals: Tuna Tomato Rarebit (S.rv.t 4) Four toast rounds or 4 Holland rusk, butter or fortified margarine, 1 can tuna fish, 4 thick slices to mato, salt. Spread each toast round or Hol lard rusk with butter margarine; cover tops generously with flaked tuna. Place slice of tomato on top of each; sprinkle with salt. Bake in hot oven (425 degrees F.) 10 to 15 minutes. Top with cheese sauce. Chts-sa Sauce (Serves 4) One tablespoon butter or forti fied margarine, 1 tablespoon flour, V teaspoon salt, Vt teaspoon dry mustard, v cup milk, W cup grat ed sharp cheese, Vi cup chopped green pepper. Melt butter or margarine in top of double boiler, over boiling wa ter. Blond in flour, mustard and salt. Add milk and stir until thick ened. Add cheese and green pepper and cook over low heat until melt ed. With the cost of food so high, the importance of budget menus in creases. The following examples have been worked out by expert I Dinntr: Smoked tongue slices with raisin sauce, baked sweets, snap beans, mixed green salad, bread, butter or fortified marga rine, rhubarb sauce, coffee, milk. Dinner: Stuffed shoulder of lamb with spinach, baked acorn squash, cucumber relish, bread, bolter or fortified margarine, fresh WHO" ME? " hen my best friend told me about garment odor all I could say was 'Who Me? Now I've learned that there is no need for embarrassment. Cide-X drycleaning solved my problem by pre venting perspiration odors in my cloth ing. 1 ake a tip from me and insist on "invisible protection" by your Cide-X drvc leaner." I AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Exclutivt in Roseburg at UMPQUA CLEANERS FREE PICKUP ond DELIVERY 231 N. Main Phon.472 iPlctur, by Frederickion Photo Lab.) Attending were the Mesdames Tyler Evans, Lyle Quist, Robert Nazelrod, Don Casky, Bill Benson Ronald Oilar, Bill Turner, Ward Cummings, Robert Elliott, Richard Gadway, James Smith, Jack Rod ders, Kelsey Hobday, the Misses buarda Westlund, Wilma .Melton Barbara Lamb, Ardyth Andrus, Nancy Lehman and Mary Ann Caskey. cherry pie (crumb crust), coffee, milk. Dinner: Clam chowder, kidney bean salad bowl, hot biscuits, but ter or fortified margarine, floating island with blueberries, cofeee, milk. WATCH REPAIRING Bring your watch to tn (or expert, eon ctentioui workmanship. In Witetv laklnn, alwajt look lot the word 'ctrtilied." m. ... j r. it ROSEBURG S CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER i'illlll Mil iSjti woman t itforn In timet of stress Maybe prevented With finesse. i Y - Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses Issued GEMBERLING-HAYBARGER Harry. Albert Gemberling, Rose burg, and Delia Agnes Haybarger, Erie, Pa. COFFMAN-VOSS Lee Roy Coff man, Sweet Home, and Vera Willi ma Voss, Myrtle Creek. PROKESH-SAMPSON Joe Prok kesh and Dorothy At. Sampson, both of Roseburg. LEAS -tint HLb Burden F. Leas and Alice Lorraine Gribble, both of Roseburg. Divorce Suits Filed DOAN Robert D.vs. Leota May Doan. Cruel and inhuman treat ment charged. Plaintiff asks re tention of all propery. CRENSHAW Flora M., vs. Lil- burn D. Crenshaw. Answer and cross complaint filed. Defendant charges cruel and inhuman treat ment and asks custody of one mi nor child. 'Sharon' Popular Name At Girls' Camp at Tyee When a counselor called "Shar on" at Camp Tyee last week five Camp Fire Girls were apt to an swer. Camp records show that Sharon was a popular name and proved to De a successful one too. For these five Sharons each succeeded in winning Tyee tokens, their nature honor, fagot finder honor (the first rank in campcraft) and completed their polliwog requirements for first rank in swimming. The Sharons were: Sharon Os trander, Sharon Strode, Sharon Robertson, Sharon Goodman and Sharon Haren. BRIDES PLAN TO WORK CHICAGO) A poll indicates most working girles plan to hold jobs after they marry. The Real Estate Research corporation in terviewed 1,000 brides-to-be at the Cook county (Chicago) marriage license bureau. The results: 70 per cent said they would work, almost 26 per cent said they planned to stay home. The others were unde cided. A similar survey last year showed 75 per cent would keep their jobs. You can't match the newgg LTUtiU Two Sparkling New Table-TopWater Heaters 30 and 40 gal. Models Ideal for laundry, kitchen or utility rooms, Vitalatt top matches Frigidaire KitchenCabineti, Top also in Lifetime Porcelain, Prkad from $12975 UMPQUA Rostburg, 120 W. Oak. 7TF5 i lilt- TP 1 rttfj Awards Given To Camp Fire Girls Sue Wissing was awarded the outstanding camper award for the second session of Camp Tyee, which closed Sunday afternoon. The girl who receives this award is chosen by camp counselors on a basis of cooperation, good camp ing, character and leadership. Six girls received the trailmaker award, the first of three honors available in camp craft. These girls were Pat Thomas, Carolyn Jackson, Evangeline Chapman, Sannie Tedrick: Deborah Corkrum and Marlene Pruitt. Awards were made at the council fire held Saturday night on Council rock by the Umpqua river at Camp Tyee. The girls wore their service uniforms, ceremonial gowns or bo leros and made an impressive sight as they wound their way down the road from the camp area. All the girls in the camp received the Tyee token and the nature honor. Thirty five girls received the first camp honor, as fagot finder, an 21 girls received the polliwog hon or, first rank in swimming. Progressing through the second swimming award, known as the frog, were Rose Marie Steinhauer, Muriel Ellison, Dora May Shaw and Carolyn Hill. Completing re quirements for the third swimming honor, fish, were Sue Wissing, Max ine Hunter, Carole Ann Hunter, Bonnie Roark and Karen Mae Amundson. 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