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8 - The News-Review, Raieburg, LOUISE HAYES JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY TUESOAY A 1arj event of the year for Kethel No. 8, Job's Daughters will be the silver anniversary celebra t'cn to take place Tuesday night, Dec. 19, at ( o'clock at the Masonic temple, ajeveral Grand officers are expected to come to Roseburg for the affair. Past Guardians, Past Associate Guardians, Past Honored yueens and bethel Queens from out-of town plan to attend the affair. Members and those with proper Masonic af filiations are invited to attend. COOKED FOOD SALE TO BE HELD FRiDAY A cooked food sale will he held Irv Xi Epsilon chapler. Beta Sigma Phi at the J. C. Sporting Goods More on North Jackson street En day, Dec. 15. I HtistMi faasf ' Fed. Tox HcL ll'llll f tlM Iff tlr ..it... .11.. only Elgin has the ChuraPgtwer Mainspring em Nd to RrMti la$Mv(ai JEWELERS 106 South Joclcion Phene 61-R I I H i! Hi. I IJilllltl'ini l I I II1VJ" J W!fk and he desenes the best REST RITE SLIPPERS Srylt 1000. In Brown or Burqundv. 100 wool shearlinq line, SPECIAL 5.88 Dad should have the best make him "Ankle Deep in Comfort" with good fining, hanjsome Rest Rite slippers. O i lichee J Ort. Wea", Pec. 13. H50 and SALLY KRUSE HELEN HUNT CIRCLE SENDS CHILDREN'S GIFT! TO ARIZONA MISSION A Christmas and mission pro grpm was featured by I lie Helen Hunt circle, Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church, at a meeting Thursday afternoon. President, Mrs. Erank Hollings wcrth, presided. Group singing of Christmas hymns opened tha) meet ing. Prayer was olfcred by Mrs. Belle Stephenson and devotions were led by Mis. Maude Doughty, who gave the Christmas story and had charge of the program. Assist ing with the scriptures were Mrs. Charlie Walker. Mrs. Ruth Ayers, Mrs. Belle Stephenson, Mrs. Agnes (line, Mrs. Erank llollingsworth, Mrs. May Crawford and Mrs. Nora Blosser, Mrs. May Crawford was hostess for the occasion and hi home was charmingly decorated in the Christ mas moiif. Gifts were brought for the children at the Rainbow mis sion, Keams ( anyon, Ariz, ine c lub ladies are also sendint a beau tiful handmade quilt with the gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Avers and .Mrs. llollings worth. the next meeting will he Jan. 4. at the home of Mrs. Charlie Walker, 1M N. Parrot alreet. WfCS DATES HOLIDAY PARTY FOR TUESDAY The next meeting of the Woman' Society of Chrlvtian Service of the Dillard church will be held at the church Tuesday, Dec. 19, for J noon potluck luncheon. Gifts, not to exceed 75 cents in price, for both mm ho and children will be ex changed. SPECIAL OFFER! i iMiTrn timc h , hllllllklS llllll. 5-PIECE STAINLESS KNIFE SET1 with purchases of 4 Sylvania ugnt aulas Gjt Coupon NOW AT FAIRHAVEN MARKET MILL STREET STORE BRADLEY'S FOOD MARKET DOUGlASPAINT & HDWE. SOUTH STEPHENS MARKET IRELAND'S S 'A- if Ar tt;' mi aV.YYV WAV! vag "f tU"SUIJICT FOR STUDY AT XI EPSILON VEETINO RECENTLY Xi Epsilon ehaptfc- of Bed Slum I'hi met recently at the home o( Mn. Morris Bowker. President Mrs. (leorge I. noma was in charge. Those attending were the MeMlamra harlcs Hart, Md nev Moon, R. W. Tozier, Ted Sohulze, Ed Wyall, Calir K. Allen, Horace Berg, Richard Crenshaw, Wayne Crooch, Ray Brown, John hiliop, Worth Davis, Harrison W inston and Bernard Saar. Six camp fire girls were present to entertain the group with songs. The girls were Gail Geddes, Mar iorie Bowker, . Bonnie Hnlcomb, Bonnie Adair, Donna Schlick, Caro- line Sinclair and their leader, Mrs. Clyde Adair. Plans have been made for a . ccoked food sale to be held Friday, i Dec. IS. at the J. ('. Snorting Good : store. Members worked at the post lollice selling Christmas seals re- tently. Plans have been made for a Christmss party to be held Tues day, Dec. 19, at the home of Mrs. Helen Saar. It will be a 7 o'clock potluck dinner. Mrs. Richard Crenshaw was in ..V,, . ' . ?.,.:,.. , it I Peru' and reviewed several books on that country. F. S. CLUB PLANS FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER The P. S. club met at the home of Mrs. Karl Decker Tuesday af ternoon. Charming arrangements cf Chrysanthemums and gladioli were used for decorating. Visting and sewing were enjoyed. (uests attending were the Mes dames R. W. Meissner, G. R. Chap- nia n. Walter Singleton. Jess Pat- . B. II. Laird and Miss Mane rick Martin. Guesis for the afternoontjzULEIMA CLUB TO HOLD were Mrs. Mabel Alderton of Port land and Mrs. Peterson. Plans have been made for a tur key dinner at the home of Mrs. Walter Singleton at 1 p m. Dec. 20 There will be a gift exchange. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Meissner. WEST MELROSE CLUB MAKES PLANS FOR PARTY Hie West Melrose club met at the home of Mrs. Kli Sanders with Betty James as hostess. A dessert luncheon was served to Mrs, How ard Kaiser, Mrs. Karl Seeley, Mrs. J. Gravning and Mrs. Sanders. A Christmas box was packed to send I to Mrs. Jimmie Monroe of Balti more, Mil. Med Cross sewing was finished for this year. Plans were made 0r a white elephant sale and icecreaHt social to be held at the Kli Sander's home Dec. 1G. The next meeting will be the annual Christmas party Dec. 21 at the home of Mrs. Ed Moon. All members and friends are invited. Those altendieg are asked to bring and exchange fift. MRS. HEINBACH IS HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. William C. lleinharh enter tained her card club on Fndny af- Lrnnnn at hr hnm. in nillarrt The rooms were decorated in the Christmas theme with red candles and evergreens. A dessert-lunch-1 eon was served at 1 o'clock. Can- i asta was in play during the after-! noon. Those enloving the party were Mrs. Gladys Middlestadt, Mrs. I.etlilia Halverson, Mrs. Betty Brown, Mrs. Velma Alhertus. Mrs. Shirley Green, Mrs. Pearl Tealer, Mrs. Mary I.ee Walker and the hostess, Rosa Jleinbach. Pt0 SISTERHOOD PLANS DESSERT SUPPER The PEO Sisterhood, Chapter BI. will meet with Mrs. G. V. Wim- , berly. 205 Glenn, for a 7:15 des-j sert supper Friday, Dec. 15. Mrs. i G. W. Marshall will he cohostess. LAZY DAISY CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY The t.azy Daisy club will hold i Christmas party at. 6.30 o'clock Friday evening at the K. of P. hall. Members ai.d gheir families are invited ASHMAN'S Valley Tailors Drttsmekiiie Tailoring Alterations Over Rexoll Drug Ph. 804-J WeAre Featuring HOLIDAYS K ,4 PERMANENT if; WAVES 'Ml' by 'y REALISTIQ) BONDING WAVE $15.00 Complete PERFECTED WAVE S12.50 Complete REDYWAVE $10.00 Complete FROSTI S 8.50 Complete FAIRHAVEN SALON BEAUTY 111 HARVARD AVE. PHONE 1044-R e V'"J " WIMODASI CLUE PLANE GIFT! FOR CHILOREN Wim'odaai club, Order of the Am amaranth, will have a Christ mn party at Moore's cafe Tuesday i evening, Dee. 19 at I p m. Every ; one atlencng is asjced to bring sift lor a child, these sifts 1 will be turned over to the county weiiare aepanment lor disiriDu. Hon. All member! are asked te j be present. WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB TO SPONSOR CARD PARTY The Women's Civic club of Can- yonville la holding a card party Saturday night, Dec. IS. Doors j 0lfn ,t f:M ,a playing will slart ,t g M p.m. The party will not pj8y progressiva) as some players I c,,,noi oei there until later. j Home made cake, coffee and soft drinks will be served all evening. j J- C. AIDS HOLD MEETING THURSDAY The J. C. Aids, a new service organization of high school stu dents, met Thursday evening to make clans for making menu cov ers, wreaths and sjacr decorations for the patients at the Veterans this Christmas aeason for the pa- Otienls a most happy one. METHODIST KEYSTONE 0 CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY u Mrs. Gordon Stewart will be hostess to members of the Meth odist Keystone club Friday eve ning at her home on Corey avenue. The meeting vAll start at 7:30 p.m. (Vhostesses for the event will be Mrs. George Neuner. Mrs. Cal ;!"" . Ia'..,h.ne. f Vift.' Tnere '" be rt "chln ot Slurrs and Mr. Clyde Chitwood HOLIDAY PARTY FRIDAY Zuleima club. Daughters of the Nile will meet at a 7:30 o'clock dessert supper and Christmas party Friday night, Feb. 15, at the home of Mrs. B .A. Pearson. 565 Reservoir avenue. All members ark cordially invited to be present. MRS. BUELL TO ENTERTAIN HAPPY HOUR CLUB FRIDAY Mrs. Krnest Buell will be hostess to members of the Riversdale Happy Hour club'riday, Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. Kach member is to bring a gift to be exchanged and all are asked to answer roll call wun a mnsimas inuugm. GLIDE GRANGE PLANS ANNUAL PARTY The Glide Grange will have the annual '.'hnstmas program Satur day evening, Dec. 16, at 8 o'clock at'the Grange hall. Children and 4ults ot tha community are in vited. . Jo Ann Brown Crowned Canyonville High Queen Miss Jo Ann Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kinneth Brown, was crowned queen of the Canyonville high school last Friday night at n" cnuui Miss Brown was the seventh grade candidate. Her campaign manager was Anne Daniels ind her escort ii Billy Cox. Her votes totaled S201. ,l5 Jeraldine Bryson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Candler Bryson was the runnerup candidate and represented the eighlh grade. Her manager was Alan Anderson and her escort, Fred Deaton. Her votes toiai am. - p The carnival is a yearly event and each class Is held responsible for its own booths. The SS50 pro ceeds will be used for football and basketball uniforms and other the lctic and school equipment. Santa Claus Te Appear In Canyonville Dec. 23 Sanla Claus will be in Canyon ville Saturday, Dec. 23, and will pass out candy and fruit to the children. He will be sponsored by the Canyonville I. ions club and will be at the Ritter theatre to pass out treats when the children attend the fae western show, which Mrs. Joe Ritter is sponsoring. The time is 2 p m. On Wednesday, Dec. 27, at two p.m. Jack Swearingen of Jack's repair shop is playin? Santa Claus to all the children in Canyonville aad vicinity by sponsoring a free show at the Hitter theatre. S r! fl IF! IS: ' , ;.! till liliEiiiSL TOOK UP PAINTING AT 73 -Mrs. Ceorga U Erton, H and a great grandmother, whs Uvea with her son. an employe of I'. 8. Hnh Commission at Stuttgart, Germany, show a aome work she has dona sine taking up painting three yean aj. Minstrel Show Proceeds To Aid Needy Families .Nearly 200 local people will com bine their talents in the presenta tion of the Klks club's annual minstrel show Dec. 14, 15 and IS at the junior high auditorium. Proceeds from the event are to be used to sponsor parties in Rose burg's three theaters Dec. 23 for the kiddies and to provide food baskets for needy familiea. The show is directed by Robert Barrows of Geller productions, Hollywood. Scenery and costumes are by Geller. Another performance, Dec. 13, Is a special student snow, whicn will get underway at 7:30. The other three shows start at S p.m. The first act of the two act event is entitled "The Gay Nine lies" and has 12 scenes, including singing waiters of the barber shop variety, and a full four - act old fashioned melodrama called "Her Double Life, or The Curse of a Greedy Heart." Acts of the melo drama are interspersed with dif ferent song and d:ince routines. The acts are timed at one hour and 15 minutes each. - A full stage chorus of 60 people take over in the second act and their part of the show is along traditional minstrel lines with blackface routines, songs, jokes and dances. Bloodmobile's Visit To Douglas County Slated The first visit of the Red Cross bloodmobile is scheduled for Doug las county on Jan. 23, it was an nounced today by Mrs. R. E. Her man, secretary of the local Red Cross chapter. Two hundred pints of whole Mood will be requested from Doug las county donors on this visit. In order to facilitate the col lecting of this much whole blood for this and future visits of the bloodmobile, approximately 50 vol unteer helpers will be needed, including eight Grey I.ad'es or hostess, seven staff aides, (five must be typists) nine nurses or nurses' aides and six canteeners. Because of absenteeism or illness, it is necessary to have alternates trained to cover these positions. A special meeting Monday, Dec. 16, at 3 p m., will make plans for the bloodmobile visit. The Red Cross board members, represent atives from local hospitals and tha medical sociation will be pres ent. I-ocai residents who are in terested in the program are also invited to attend. "In view of the urg.it demand for whole blood, the recruitment of volunteer as sistants for the bloodmobile visit is essential." said Mrs. Herman. Dillard PTA Schedules Friday Night Meeting The Dillard school PTA will hold their next meeting Friday night a? the school house. The Christmas program will be presented by the primary grades under the direction of the musical instructor, Mrs. Irene McLYughiiL The Rev. Frank R. Drew will deliver the Christmas message. The seventh grade room mother, Mrs. lsauelle Hathaway and Mrs. Ralph C. Fisher, will be hostesses.. JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS m jus i-- rspw--- i Yeggs Malta) Slzobl Haul At MarVet In Glenwood EUGENE (.Vi Burglara Sun day night blew the safe of the Hol land market in Glenwood and es caped with a haul first estimated I at around J12,ouo. ! Vern Minkler, owner of the mar ket, made the estimate. Later he ' Indicated the loss may not reach that amount. j The thieves gained entry to the building by forcing a rear door. The theft was discovered by man ! ager Melvin Stadig when he opened rthe store Monday morning. I Part of the haul was checks, j Some of the loss w as covered by ; insurance. loves fat, V -so W aj W vaw U CJ IMA&HE. OUT Of THE PACKAGE. INTO , THE OVEN, m THE Ti&LE NO MIXING, NO FUSSING-, l tascufi Straight from package te even te table In ten minutesl None of the bother, oft the rich flavor of fresh homemade biacuite! Marvelous, too, for chicken shortcakea, topping casseroles, glorifying; leftovers! Serve 'em piping hot with syrup or jam fm Ibcbyinfhe refrig&sfrd cbtry cs& sfybur, -faxtshrt Emtrtjtney U.S. Capitol Urged ly Congressman WASHINGTON (v- An emer gency capital should be established somewhere in the interior of the nation with underground commu nications and water supply, Rep. Wint Smith (K-Kans) (ays. He said a supply of underground water is necessary so the emer gency capital's sources would nor t contaminated by a possible atom bomb explosion. "When we disperse government agencies, I wait them te have underground communica tion, which is a most necessary thing in time of any emergency. Smith told a reporter. ROOF HASCO HAS ASBESTOLINE Hit Seml-flastie Mineral Rubber ROOF COATING That 4oi not dry out and crack. With the 10-year written guarantee. ' APPLY LIKI PAINT. Available in Black and Colors. Hasco Radio-Electric Co. Myrtle Creek Phone 1575 home-baked IN TENMiNUTESl JUST vri .v lev, ,v Vv f BEN ) THEY'RE ThATBASY! tOROSNi MAKS 'EM, ' ' V at afternoon partiee! 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