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tl. kj.. .:.. l.uhu fWTbu,...Seot.2..150 IXICUTIVI BOARD OP Society and Gluhi LOTUS KNICHT PORTER end LOUISE HAYES GUARDIAN COUNCIL TO ENTIRTAIN FRIDAY Guardian council of Bethel No. 8, Job't Daushlers will entertain guardian councils of Glendale. Rid dle, Myrtle Creek and Oakland at a 7 o'clock dimer Friday night, Sept. 22, in the Masonic temple. All memhera of guardian counciU in Dcuglaa county are invited to attend. JIWEL CEREMONY TO BE EVENT OF TONIGHT Alpha Chi chapter, Eplilon Sigma Alpha will hold its (ormal jewel pin ceremony tonight, Sept. 21, at 7:30 o'clock at the home uf Mrs. Kelsey Hobday Jr. on West Second avenue N. Ml former mem bera aa well as present members are asked to be present. . GLIDE PTA TO HOLD RECEPTION Glide PTA will sponsor a recep ! lion for the Glide hoard members i and teachers Saturday nigl Sept. I 2.1, at 8 o'clock. All residents of I the community are invited. LAZY DAISY CLUB ENJOYS BREAKFAST A gaJoping ireakfast was I surprise event for Mrs. Elmer I. yil Jr., of Rainbow Lane, when members of the Lazy Daisy club arrived early Tuesday morning, Sept. 19. Those present for the occasion were Mrs. Jim Brittson. Mrs. Mar vin DeVore. Mrs. Vernon Hristow, Mrs. Wayne Overberk, Mrs. Rob ert Russell, Mrs. Monty Glover, and a guest, Mrs. Bob Pinard. FULLIRTON PTA MEETS WITH MRS. NAT JOHNSON The first' fall meeting was held by the executive board of the Ful lerton PTA, following a luncheon at the home of Mrs Nat Johnson on Nebo street. Covers were laid for nine guests, an'i the afternoon waa devoted to a business session presided over O "rs. Johnson, president. Plans were made for a member ship drive, which will be under the direction of trs. A. J. Ellison and Mrs. Jim Stone. Mrs.' Ed Kotok, Mrs. George Neuner and Mrs. Arthur Lamka have been ap pointed to the program committee. The legislation chairman, Mrs. R. H. Darby and Mrs. Ken Bushey, save interesting information on the Basic School Fund Increase. i Those present for the afternoon were the mesdamea: B e r n a rd Young. Arthur Lamka, Ed Kotok, I Harold Bellows and guest, Mrs. 1 Fred Belows. A. J. Elison, R. H. Darby, Ken Bushey, Harold Backen and Mrs. Johnson. The first Fullerton PTA meeting of the .lew school year will be at i the school on Oct. Z at 7:30. All ! Fullerton parenta are urged to be present. BOB FRANKS GROCERY Con and Stephens Phone lit RICE 2 -' 37' Bit Size, Whit Star TUNA - 37' BOBDEW'Srs: l2 Fresh Frozen IliHSTRAWBERRIES 45 Red Sour CHERRIES Crushed PINEAPPLE WALNUT MEATS 1 yvwY- 1 1 511 Ku.lu. r5S"l No. 2 Con Flat Tin eetme utow i imownvt kTOMATO PASTE White King GIANT PACKAGE vcoffy Lumberjack Lb. SYRUP Pilfsbury PANCAKE MIX 3-Lb. Con 85c 10-Lb. Sack 25' 15' 49' Con 9C 49' 79' 95' iky l 'MISS CERMANY' Kuisnne Ertrhson, t4. a Berlin model, waa chosen "Miss Gpi1 many 19S9." at Baden-Baden, for competition In annual "Miss Europe" contest at San Marino. SUTHERLIN GRANGE HEARS REPORT ON POTATO DISEASES Sutherlin Community Grange met Wednesday evening, Sept. 13, with Worthy Master Charles Wahl presiding. The agriculture chair man, reported on potatoe diseases. Home eeonomica chairman Mrs. Phreda Wahl announced the next Grange meeting will be a potluck and birthday dinner. Pomona will meet in Sutherlin Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. with a potluck dinner. Mrs. Maude Moore was reported aa ill. Mra. Dorothy Clark and Mrs. Mary Mansuette, aerved refresh ments to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sanders, Mr. and Mra. George Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wahl, Mr. and Mrs. Or ville French, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cornish, Icel Clark, Mrs. Hallie Martin, Bruce Spackman, Mrs. El len Liesinger. Mrs. Ella Wegner, Clyde Henderson. The next regular meeting will be a potluck Wednesday Sept. 27. ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER TO MEET THIS EVENING Alpha Iota chapter, Beta Sigma Phi will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mra. Frank Wick ham, 408 A avenue, with Mra. Frank O'Brien, co-hostess. The topic, "Definition of Happiness," will be presented by Mrs. Sidney Domenico with Mrs. Ed Radigan presenting the topic, "Self Analy sis." The first fall meeting of the chapter was held at the home of Mrs. Frank O'Brien in Myrtle Creek with Mrs. Wirkham, co-hostess. Plans were made for Beta Sigma Phi members to work in the registration booth Sept. 28-29-30. Refreshments were served by the two hostesses to Mrs. Earl Garrison, Mrs. Robert Davie. Mrs. Robert P. Kidder. Mrs. Craig Short, Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mrs. Robert Sahin, Mrs. Earnest Rir ker Jr., Mra. Ralph Wiley, Mrs. Sidney Domenico. Mrs. J. P. Mot schenbacher and Mrs. L. L. Wim-berly. GALLA FAMILY REUNION ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT WINSTON RANCH Four generations of the Galla family, represented by John Galla Sr., E. W. Galla, Dorothy Coble and two year old Tommy Coble, were present for the family re union held at the Albert Galla ranch at Winston on Sept. S. Din ner was served by the river on a long table decorated with a bount iful supply of fine cantaloupes pre sented by O. O. Matthews for the occasion. The children enjoyed swimming ouring the afternoon and the others visited and took moving picturea. Those present for the day were John Galla Sr., Mr. and Mri. Al bert Galla, Mrs. and Mra. John Galla Jr., and daughter, Marion; Mr. and Mra. C. M. Subbs and children, Hope, Jackson and Char lene; Mra. Evely Raeder and child ren, Craig, Terry and Barbara; Mrs. Raeder, Richard Galla, Mr. and Mra. W. G. Cooper and child ren, Clyde, Darrel and Marcia; Robert Holm, Keith Williams, Bet ty Joe Thomlinson Lacy Hinther, Mr. and Mra. Duane Coble and son, Tommy: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Trusty and Miss Geraldine Galla. TENMILE LADItJ CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING . The Tenmile Ijdies club met Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Minnie Melius on the Reston road for the regular meeting and pot luck luncheon. Visiting and a program of se lected readinga were enjoyed. Names were exchanged for "Mys tery Sisters." Those present were Mra. Grace Barnes, Mrs. Mickey Bourassa and Donna and . Martha Ann; Mra, Blanche Degner, Mra. Emma Died rich. Mrs. Vera Erbe. Mrs. Twilla j Hammond and Skippy; Mrs. Mary ; Hodges, Mrs. Hazel Ison, Mra. Anna Ireland. Mrs. Minnie Lock wood, Mrs. Kate Mack, Mrs. Lois McDamels, Linda and Cheryl; Mrs. ! Phyllis McKay and Lenita; Mra. Minnie Melius, Mrs. Maureen Muetzel, Mrs. Gladya Rathkey, Mrs. Katie Schnsso, Mrs. Josie Smith and Mrs. Effie Stocking. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kate Mack on the Reston road on Wednesday Sept. 27. MARVIN SLACK HONORED ON SEVENTH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Edgar Slack entertained at a lawn birthday party Monday afternoon honoring her son, Mar vin, on hia seventh birthday. The afternoon was spent playing games. David MaliU, Craig Rader and Leon Dies won prizes. Following opening of gifts, birth day cake waa cut and aerved with ice cream by Mrs. Slack, assisted by Mrs. Evelyn Rader and Mrs. Phyllis Fish, to the following guests: Leon Dies, I.ee Wright, Nancy Jayne Moore, David Malitz, Bobby Pratt, Billy Jo Cooper, Bobby Fish, Loren Fisher. Judy Weaver, Leslie Sutter, Craig Rader. Michael Slack, Terry Oster haut, Terry Rader. and the guest of honor. Marvin Slack. , Lyle Linton, ill and unable to attend, sent a gift. EASTERN STAR TO MEET THIS EVENING Roseburg chapter No. 8, OES, will hold ladies night this evening, Sept. 21, at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple. A social hour will be fol lowed by refreshments. Members and visiting members are invited. 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I uimimimz: mm (5 VICTORY CIRCLI MEETS AT WOODCOCK HOME Q The Victory Circle of the First Baptist church met Thursday at the home of Mra. E. E. Woodcock. Those attending were Mrs. Bobbie Hughea, Mra. Otie Harris. Mra. Rosa Hern, Mra. Gordon Walker, Mrs. Ruth Bolton. Mra. Laura Xes ter, Mra. Mort Woodruff, Mrs. E. E. Woodcock and Mra. Arnold E. Jurgens. Mrs. Rosa Hern gave the devotiona and Mra. Jurgens gave the misHon story. After the meeting Mrs. Woodcock aerved re freshments. The i.ext meeting will be at the home of Mra. Frank Roberts on Commercial street, Oct. 5, at 2 p.m. OPEN MEETING TO Bi HELD SATUROAY NIGHT Lilac circle No. 49. Neighbors of Woodcraft will bold an open meeting at the lOOF hall Saturday night. Sept. 2J. at S o'clock. Mem bers and friends are invited. Re freshment! will be aerved. RIVERSOALE GRANGE TO SPONSOR BOOSTER NIGHT Riversdale Grange will aponsor a booster night program Saturday, Sept. 23. at S o'clock at the hall. A program will be followed by dancing. 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