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:4 8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Friday. Pec 15. 1t50 MISS NORRIS, MRS MADSON LEAD RIVERSDALE HEC IN "OREGON SWEETS" PROJECT "Oregon Sweets" was the topic of training when the niversdale Extension unit met Dec. 12, at the club house In Garden Valley. Miss Nelda Norris and Mr. Si Madson were the project leaders. After a sack lunch al noon, gift wrapping and Christmas decora tions were discussed. Articles that had been brought by the ladies to raise money lor the Azalea house were auctioned by Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Azalea house chairman, assisted by Mrs. C. L. Spray. A Christmas gift exchange was enjoyed by Mrs. Charles Hcaly, Mm. Fred Schulke, M;s. C. M, Slark, Mrs. G. C. Toman, Mrs. V. G. Ewens, Mrs. Kmmett Wal lers, Mrs. C. I.. Spray, Mrs. V. r . McLaughlin, Mrs. 0. K. Michel, Mrs. Sig Norris, Mrs. J. ('. Guthrie, Mrs. George Oslcrman, Mrs. Fran cos Long, Mrs. Clem Schnieder, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Mrs. R. W. Fielding, Mrs. E. S. Boolh, Mrs. Ed Bayless, Mrs. Felix Faddali, Ndda Norris and Mrs.- C. W. Schmidt. The next meeting of the unit will he at the home of Mrs. Felix Raddatz in Garden valley Ian 9, at 1:30 p.m. The project, furniture arrangement, will he led by Corrine McTaggart, county jjx- Inncinn icrnnt Electrical House Wiring Supplies At Douglas Hardware th" 906 S. Stephens Phone 964-J rs r MILROSE PTA TO SPONSOR HOT LUNCH PROGRAM AT SCHOOL Melrose PTA met recently to plan for the hot lunch program for the school. Reports of committees on this project proved most en couraging. Mrs. Thomas Pargeter, president, conducted the business session. The Christmas program, Pi planned for Dec. 21 to be held at S p m. in the school. Parents and friends in the (Smmunity are in viled. The respective rooms will hold their Christmas parses and enjoy Christmas trees Friday at 1 30 o'clock. The 8lh grade presented a de lightful talent show wjth Everett Jacobs acting as master of cere monies. Ginger Kettlemcn sang, ' Dear Hearts and Gentle People" and "The Chocolate Ice-cream Cone." Joyce Hudson presented a tap dance and Walter Kiifer played an accordian solo. Refresh men's were served by mothers of the taird grade. MR. AND MRS. MANNING ENTERTAIN BRIC&E CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning en tertained their bridge club Satur day at their spacious home east of Sutherlin. Christmas decorations were used about 0e rooms. Th evening was spent in playing uriefge with Cliff Flory winning high score for men; Mrs. Flory, high score for ladies: Wilbur Payne, low score for men; Mrs. Bird, low for ladies and Mr. Payne the traveling prize. Mr. and Mrs. Manning served rteinty refreshments to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Flory and Mr. and Mrs. Ikrry BirQ LOUISE HAYES end SALLY KRUSE Sunday Sc erviceA o 11 A.M. "CHRISTIANS, BE JOJFUL!" 5 P.M. o ' n n o o o BACH'S "CHRISTMAS ORATORIO" Under the direction of R. Cloyd Riff -first Methodist Church RoselQff Main and Lane Sti. FAIR OAKS INDUSTRIAL CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR Fair OaJ Industrial club held its Christmas meeting Thursday at the clubhouse. The room and tables were decorated with all types of Christmas candles, fir and laurel boughs and pine cones. Members enjoyed potluck dinner. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Ada Abeene, Mrs. Gladys Adams, Mrs. Pearl Adams, Mrs. Maggie Francis, Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher and Mrs. Myrtle Geider. Mrs. Dorothy Norton brought and dec orated a lovely Christmas tree. A large box was packed to be sent to the farm home. Its con tents consisted of childrens pa jamas, nightgowns, slips, dresses, tea towels and many other useful articles. New officers were elected as fol lows: Mrs. Ida Weber, president; Mrs. Martha Davis, vice-president; Mrs. Wilma Pelland, secretary and tie&surer. A vote of thanks was given the out-going president, Mrs. Mabel Crouse. Gifts were exchanged with Mrs. iQrothy Rose and Mrs. Ida Weber in charge. Pollyanna gifts were also exchanged. Hostesses for the Jan. 4 meeting are Mrs. Francis Davis, Mrs. Mar tha Davis and Mrs. Ruth Mannvlg. Present for the day: Mrs. Ada Abeene, Mrs. Gladys Adams, Mrs Pearl Adams, Mrs. Mabel Crouse, Mrs. Francis Davis, Mrs. Martha Davis, Mrs. Effie Dickens, Mrs. Maggie Francis, Mrs. Agnes Era ser, Mrs. Evelyn Qotscher, Mrs. Myrtle Geider, Mrs. Edith Gerard. Mrs. Dora Hamilton, Miss Francis Larson, Mrs. Dorothy Longbrake, Mrs. Ruth Manning, Mrs. Dorothy Norton, Mrs. Wilma Pelland, Mrs. Veneta Riggs, Mrs. Dorothy Rose, Mrs. Flossie Sheffel, Mrs. Bessie Webber, Mrs. Ida Weber, Mrs T;r Ilia Sanders, Mrs. Grace Stuer, Mrs. Jennie Harrison. Mrs Mer Jich and Mrs. Irma Edwards. O PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C BERG P Special Agent Office 712'J Res. 871 J Oil West Oak ' .(SUTHERLIN REBEKAH LODGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT Sutherlin Rebekah lodge met Tnursday evening at the Sutherlin Grange hall with 35 members pres ent. Three visitors present were Mrs. Martha Gunnison, of Waupun, Wixconsin; Mrs. Eva Lockman, Wilbur, Ore.; Mrs. Mabel Olson, Portland. The chaplain, Mrs. Meryl Wahl, presented a very impressive mem orial service in memory of Re bekah members and close relatives of Rebekah's, who have passed away in the past year. The beautiful and impressive ob ligation ceremony was exemplified by the officers of the lodge. Next meeting will be a Christmas party and potluck dinner after lodge with the exchange of gifts. The gifts are not to exceed 50 cents Members are asked to bOng their own table service. Gifts are also to be brought for the lodge, such as tea towels and small items tlOt ci:n be used. Committee appointed Mr the Christmas party includes M r s. Ruth Manning, .Mrs. Eva Lockman, Mrs. Genieve Cox, Mrs. Emma Vtndenberg and Mrs.Cora Allen. After lodge closed, the noble grand, Mrs. Mary Barker, served lovely refreshments. GIFT EXCHANGE PLANNED FOR JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB The Jolly Circle club will hold a Christmas party Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the home of Mrs. Elsie Isakson. A potluck dinnQ will be served at 12:30. All members and friends are urged to attend. A cov ered dish and table service should he brought. There will be a gift exchange. GOLD STAR MOTHERS TO MEET ON TUESDAY .Rosehurg chapter, American Gold Star Mothers Inc., will hold an important mcetin; at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the armory. Members sun those eligible to membRsjp are invited. CHRISTMAS PARTY TO BE EVENT OF TUESDAY Wimodasi club, Order of Amar anth will hold a Christmas party at S o'clock at Mre's cafe. Every one attending is asked to bring a gift for a child. o ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB CHRISTMAS PROGRAM TO BE EVENT OF TUESDAY The annual Christmas program of the Roseburg Woman's club will he in charge of Mrs. ('. S. Hein line and will be presented at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday, Dee. 19, at the Methodist church parlors. The program will include two numbers by Barbara Gadway, sec ond grade pupil, who will play and sing "Oh Little Town of Bethle hem," and "Away in the Manger." Miss Helen Casey will give the reading, "The Ruggles Family"; the ninth grade boys chorus will sing Christmas carols under the di rection of Wet dell Johnson, and the Christmas story will be pre sented by Rev. W. A. MacArthur. pastor of the Methodist church. Mrs. J. M. Boyles, president, will conduct the meeting and Mrs. Hcinline will announce the pro gran? numbers. Hoslesses for the tea include Mrs.Vig Fett, Mrs. Maud C. Fields, Mrs. C. D. Fies, Mrs. Walter risher, Mrs. Kenneth rord, Mrs. Mabel Fry, Mrs. A. J. Geddes, Mrs. Waler Good. Mrs. o. D. Gos nell, Mrs. John Grivett, Mrs. My ron Haines and Mrs. J. A. Hard ing. LOOKINGGLASS 4-H CLUB HAS MEETING The Lookingglass 4-H club of cooking 1st and 2nd year has been organized with the following offi cers in charge: Charlotte Powell, president; Wanda Powell, vice president: I.ora Belle Cooper, sec retary: Elva Davis, song leader, and Ninette Lindsey, news re porter. "Toast" was the topic of the November meeting. The meeting held last Friday had as the topic, "Cereals." Corn meal mush was made as a demonstration and cereal.-: were discussed. Roll call was answered by members telling the name of a cereal. Group singing was enjoyed and the game, "Mu-si'--,l chairs" closed the meeting. The name of the group is "Chefs to Be." Mrs. Ann Cornett is leadrj); and Mrs. Ruby Vance is assistant ; leader. TWELVE AND WON CLUB TO HOLD PARTY TUESDAY The Twelve and Won club will hold a Christmas party at a noon ' luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Thella Webber on Millers lane. Those attending are asked to bring a basket lunch. Gifts will be exchanged. MRS. DENNY HOSTESS AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Viola Denney entertained at a birth day parly at her spacious home on West Fifth Avenue Thurs day honoring Mary Dawn Epperly oo her third birthday. The dinette wa very cleverly decorated with haloons and an animal cake cen tered the table. After opening the many lovely gifts, Mrs. Denney served dainty refreshments to the guest of honor, Mi:ry Dawn Epperly, Mrs. Rachael Baird, Ellen Epperly, Joy Leen and Glen Baird; Mrs. Lenore Ep perly, Mrs. Peggy Sutton, Jimmy Jackson, Peggy Ann and Butch .Sutton; Mrs. Lucille Olsen, Mrs. Margaret Sorensen, Marlene and Russel Olsen, Mrs. Margaret Trus sell and Vicki Denney. MISSIONARY GROUP TO ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Ladies of theOOpen Bible Mis sionary circle are inviting their husbands to a Christmas fellow ship dinner Saturday, Dec. 16, be ginning at 6:30 J.m, Mrs. Ted Hodges, 321 East Second avenue, South, will be hostess. An exchange of Christmas gifts is planned. Tne Church of theCDpen Bible will give i Christmas program Sunday night, Dec. 24, at 7;3oH.m. MELROSE GRANGE TO HOLD POTLUCK AFFAIR Melrose Grange members and their families are invited to enjoy a potluck supper and Christmas program next Tuesday evening at the Grange hall. SDC GRANGE TO MEET SATURDAY NIGHT South Deer Creek Grange will :eet at 8:15 o'clock Saturday night, Dec. 16 at the hall. All members are urged to be present. Refreshments will bQserved. DANCE TO Bl HELD AT VETERANS HOSPITAL All volunteer organizations are sponsoring a Christmas dance to be held at the Veterans hospital Monday night, Dec. 18. All Rose burg ladies are invited to attentl as hostesses. Refreshments will be served. The committee women in charge a.-e Mrs. Wilferd Goodman, Mr. Vera McClintocK Jones and Mrs. V. V. Harpham. . MRS. BOUSE TO ENTERTAIN PYTHIAN SISTERS TUESDAY A Christmas party will be held by members of the Friendship tluh ot the Pythian Sisters at the home of Mrs. Ethel Bouse, 726 S. Pine street at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 111. Members are to bring a SO cent article for the gift exchange. Visiting Pythian Sisters are cspe colly invited to join the group on that evening. Q FAIR OAKS HEC TO MEET ON TUESDAY The Fair Oaks Home Economics club will meet Tuesday at the club house with Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher end Mrs. Gertrude Rogers as host esses. A Christmas tree will be en joyed and gifts will be exchanged. AH members are urged to be present. DII.LARD WSCS TO ' HVE GIFT EXCHANGE AT TUESDAY MEETING The next meeting of the Wom en's Society of Christian Service of the Dillard church will be held in the church parlors Tuesday, Dec. 19, for a potluck luncheon. Gilts, not to exceed 75 cents, will be exchanged by the mothers and children attending. Mrs. Byron Me Kean and Mrs. Ronald Burgess will be hostesses. - MR. AND MRS. RIGGS ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mm. Harold Riggs en tertained at a dinner at their home northwest of Sutherlin Sunday. The table was centered with winter flowers. T Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Fraser of Sutherlin; Mi. and Mrs. Alvon Tipton of Rose-r burg and the host and hostess, Mr. end Mrs. Riggs and son. FENWICKS WILL ENTERTAIN DEGREE OF HONOR LODGE Members of the Degree of Honor lodge are invited to a Carnation party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Fenwick at 1218 Winchester street on Saturday, Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. Games will be played and refreshments served. A working library oo accomplish ments and techniques in all branches of photography may be consulted at George Eastman House in "Rochester, N. Y. CAREFULLY IV r 0u 0n -tl - Service BERGH'S APPLIANCE 1200 S. Stephens FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Raymond Schaefer Pastor 11:00 A.M. The Word . of God" 7:30 P.M. 'A Young Man's Vision" Gosh, It's Impossible t 0 o o 0 p i 3. ! o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o Co o o o o o CD o o oo o ) o o o o; o (p o o o o o o 0 o 0 o o o o o o 0 (5) (2) Q Q CO) o o. JEWELERS o Gosh, it's impossible to illustrate afid describe our stock of ChristnQ? gifts)i one jdvertisement . . . it couldn't be done if v?e used the entire iue of this newspaper. We can only sathat Knudtson's speciae Q the unusual, the distinctive gifts as well as onven- tional jewelry items. There are literally thousands of Q gift suggestions ere,C3.-iced modest from $1. Come innd sQ for yourself ... if yoiPonly walk irturn J arounJand leave. ViQ'll bet.something will catch your i eye somethij you didn't believe yoiQcould buy in Roseburg. Yes. use your credit ifpu wish! o ft ACROSS THE STREET FJM THE DOUGLAsCblNTY BANK G o o ff I .11 o 0 if COf.ll 4 APRONS ;,JO O'l o o o Her. 9 a gift for busy ! sty in the kitchen. Tai Qlored or fluffy you find 0 f your choice inQur O wide selection. i TRUE... 1.95-2.95 0 HANKIES The perfect gift for Chi af our d . . . when u buy "her" gift at Luverne'l. With such a wide selection to choose from you will fill the bill for every loved one on your list. Below are just a few of the many mi. is a rSnty set beautiful handkerchiefs. Bright s"6r dignified wjiite they will make a hit withHier. o gay color r ristmas WJ dainty, n.:.ui HOSIERY SWEATERS o What e wonderful gift surprise q Qjr ry woman . . . youno-or old O er! A gift box of nylon stockings O ... in her favorite faihion-attuned Co shade . . . styled with her moit q flattering heel ... in her Qvn length and size. Come in today. o For Daytime or Datetime, ' j Joan Marie sweaters Ot i t t ltv pieaiv any uiiiun yvui list. M No woman ever has enough sweaters, and Luverne's havQ one to fit her every need. Prices, 4.95 to'9.95. St fj o. fTvl M4J-! V. a 4 1 I ( I "-VAT 1 v LINGERIE Open Saturday Rigfet Til 9. Now Until Christigas t ft. What woman wouldn't love a set of this dainty lin gQie? "jilored or frilly, ny lon or crepe, Bur Mil crepe. &yl-de-chine, you will finer them all here. Panties, slips and bras in a large size range. You mighfjaddne of those soft jersey nighties. And here are a few more items for gift buying . , . Blouses Purses Gloves Dresses . o o ROBBS There's warmth and coQ- fort as well as true in our precious Do o glamour new holiday selection of gift robes. Come in today. I. Choose a robe for herQof f quilted taffeta, coGfuroy, .'i wool, pure silk, jersey, I quilted satin. Priced from 14.95 to 29.95. There are ' also lounging pajamas pric J ed from 16.95 to 24.95. irJ if my o 114 N. JackionO Phone 54S-J lf ) Y o o o o 9 o O o 'O o op O O i rrf''''' ii i i i Ufa a a 1 1 1 Ti I