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COMPLETING TRAINING Miss Marolyn Crowdis, daughter of
Mr, and Mn. Henry Crowdii of Roseburg;, will be graduated from
nurse's training at St. Mary's hospital in San Francisco Jan. 28.
She plans to continue with her training until next September, at
which time she will tale the state board examinations for regis
tered nurses.
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TO BE MARRIED Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Kennedy of Roseburg
announce the engagement of their daughter, Thelma, to Oliver
Fosbaelc, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fosbaclc of Dillard. The
bride-elect attended Roseburg Senior high school, graduating
with the class of 1950. She is now employed at the Dillard school
as secretary. The bridegroom-elect is in the medical corps of
the U.S. Navy, stationed at Oale Knoll hospital, Oakland, Calif.
He formerly attended Roseburg high school. No date has been
set for the wedding.
"FURNITURE ARUANGEMFNT"
INTERESTING TOPIC AT
UMPQUA HEC MEETING
"Furniture Arrangement" vs
(!e project for the recent meeting
uf the Umpqua Home Extension
unit at the hom-j of Mrs. Betti
McCall. Mrs. Corinne McTasjart
was in charge. The morning '.vas
rpent arranging imaginary f uni
Uue in diagrammed rooms. Dur
ir.o the afternoen, members ar
ranged the furniture in Mrs. Mc
Call's living room
A pleasant noon luncheon was
enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Oor
uthy Williams announced that the
r.ext meeting would be combined
with the Rice Valiey unit scned-
tiled to be held at the Rice Valley
Grange at 10:30 a.m. on Feb 23
"Step-Saving Kitchens" will be the
t pic. Members are asked to bring
a covered dish for the noon lunch
eon. Mrs. Hazel Haines was in charse
of a Chinese auction, with Mr.-.
Marguerite Mun;on and Mrs.
laura Larson winning prizes The
proceeds add to the unit's Azalea
House fund. Mrs. Haines also an
nounced that an apron sale voi.ld
h held Feb. 10. either in Rose
burg or Stitherlin lor the benefit
of the fund
Members attending the meeting
wue Madge Miller. Ilpe Henry,
L(.ura Larson. Edith Dunn. Ethel
Gi-oss. Venetta Riags. Doris Ba
con, E. Marguerite Munson. Jes
sie Davis, Franxie Moore. Lna
Hounshell Ula Teller. Mary i.ee,
B.tti McCali; Hizel Vfrines Dor
othy Williams and Mrs. Cor.nne
McTaggart.
WATER COLOR WORK
DONE BY SCHOOL CLUB
A meeting of the Dilettanti,
nftoseburg high school Art & Cam
era club, as held in the spacious
new art room Tuesday. The group
vorked mainly on water color
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G.vlor,
I.etha Harbison. lO'et
DouKe. FayeJimpon. Snnia l.ana
er Georeiai Heinz. Aaron Mus
I". B Clirk. Smdia Sumter.
Dave McNahb. aad Mr. Leonard
B. Kimbreil, the club s advisor.
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DELEGATES APPOINTED TO
CHURCH WOMEN'S COUNCIL
BY FAITH LUTHERAN GROUP
The annual meeting of the Wom
en Guild of the Faith Lutheran
church was held at the armory
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Leonard
Anders and Mrs. Arthur Mirimd
as hostesses. A short program was
given followed by a business meet
ing. Mr. Annie Sandsted and Mrs.
Keith Carter volunteered to rep
resent the guild at the Roseburg
council of church women's meet
ing. It was decided to sponoi a
family po'.luck dinner and moving
picture at the armory Jan. 21. The
following officers were elected lor
Hie coming year; president. Mrs.
Yj 3. Paulson: vice-president, Mrs.
(. A. Gilmer; secretary, lira.
Andy Schlick: trepsurer, Mrs.
Arthur Midland.
HARDEN DEPARTMENT
OF WOMANS CLUB TO
MEET AT GOSNELL HOME
The next meeting of the Garden
department of the Woman club
will be held at the home of Airs.
Oiho Gosnell on Portland s'reet
J.in. 23 at 1:30 p.m. All members
aie urged to attend and there will
he an election of officers. Mrs.
Foster , Butner will talk oil her
visit to the Sn Francisco flower
show and Golden Gate park. Mem
bers are asked to bring flowrs
that are now blooming io dis
cussion. KEYSTONE CLUB TO MEET
AT BRUCE ELLIOTT HOME
The Methodist Keystone club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Bi jce
l'liiott Monday, Jan. IS, at 7-.10
p.m. for a dessert-supper, llosf
e.ses will he Mrs Adrian Fisher,
iVrs. C. K. Rand, and Mrs. Clifford
Smith.
U OF O MOTHERS
CLUB WILL MEET
The University of Oregon Moth
c-s club will meet at the hore of
firs. Oscar Berrie, 630 E. Doug
las, at 7:30 for a dessert supper;
and business meenng .Monday. .Ian.
IS. Mrs. Donn Radabaufh will be.
;o-hostess.
On Thursday evening, Jan. 4,
Roseburg Chapter No. 8. Order of
Eastern Star held its installation
ol ofttcers lor the coming year.
The hall was decorated with
star-studded white frosted trees,
glowing with lights. The Star
theme was beautifully repeated on
the lace covered tea table in the
dining room, accented by lighted
candles. Mrs. G. C. Finlay pre
sided at the silver coffee service,
while Mrs. Walter Hcrcher at
tended the punch bowl.
Installing officers were Frances
Ellison, matron; Earl Wiley, Pa
tron; Nelle Motschenhacher, mar
shal; Mary Marshall, chaplain,
and Myrtle Burr, organist. New
officers are: Gladys Wiley, worthy
matron; George Churchill, asso
ciate patron: Christina Micelli,
secretary; Florence Gilbert, treas
urer; Grace Robertson conduct
ress; Ramona Hampton, associate
conductress; Veil Cooper, chap
lain; Shirley Spencer, marshal;
Lois Stewart, organist; Dorothy
Shugort, Adah; Betty Smith,
Ruth; Winifred Travis, Es
ther; My tie Olmscheid, Martha;
Eula Wentjar, Electa; Ethel
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Social (Calendar
Monday January IS
Associated Business Women's
club of Sutherlin will have a social
night a.id business meeting.
University of Oregon Mothers
club to meet at 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper
at home of Mrs. O. M.
Berrie on E. Douglas s'reet.
Lilac circle No. 49, Neighbors of
Woodcraft to meet at 7:30 p.m. at
IOOF hall. Sack lunch.
Riversdale Grange will have a
tamale dinner and card party at
the Riversdale Grange hall begin
ning at 6:30. The public is invited
to attend. 1
All officers, escorts and com
mittee chairmen of the Women of
the Moose will have a ritual prac
tice at 8 p.m. at the h 11.
OSC Mothers club will meet at
2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C. W.
Dishman, 457 Pitzer street. . .
DAR will meet at the home of
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, 949 Win
chester street at 7:30. Mrs. Ray
petrequin will be co-hostess.
South Douglas BPW will have a
potluck dinner at the Myrtle Cresk
high school at 7 o'clock. Brig. Gen.
Curtis Beecher will speak.
Methodist' Kevstone club will
meet at the Bruce Elliott home for
a 7:30 dessert supper.
Tuesday January H
Twelve and Won club to meet
at noon luncheon at home of Mrs.
William Peifcr with Mrs. William
Floch as hostess.
Eden i-adies aid will have a no
hostess meeting at the Eden Luth
eran church.
Roseburg Woman's club annual
scholarship loan lean and guest
day affairat 1:30 p.m. at Metho
dist church parlors. Mrs. Edwin G.
Young chairman of program. Host
esses, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield and
Mrs. E. A. Peltey, co-chairmen,
Mrs. C. A. Hazen, Mrs. Fred Her
man, Mrs. William Hocft, Mrs.
Helen Hodges, . Mrs. George E.
Houck, Mrs. V. T. Jackson, M--s.
Mabel Wilson and Mrs. Charles
Haefer. Members asked to bring
clothing donations for people of the
Cumberland Mountains. Bob Grant
of KRNR to be guest speaker.
Roseburg Art association will
meet at the home of Mrs. W. how-
ard Pattison, 750 E. Lane street, j
Mrs. Frank Husak will be co-hosl-
Winchester HEC will have a spe
cial meeting beginning at 10 a.m.
at the home of Adrid Vanllorn.
The family relations specialist
from OSC will lead the discussion.
Executive board of the Fullerton
PTA will meet at the home of
Mrs. Charles Collins, 817 Lilburn
for a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
Jack Chapman will be co-hostess.
Gold Star Mothers will meet at
the home of Mrs. W. J. Clarke at
842 Hoover street at 2 p.m.
Eden Ladies Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. Sara Holmquist.
Mrs. E. Edman will be co-hostess.
The South Douglas study club
will meet ith Mrs. Guy McGee.
Eagles auxiliary to meet at 8
p.m. at Eagles hall.
Alpha Zeta Theta Rho will meet
at 7:30 at the IOOF hall. A joint
installation with the Myrtle Creek
group '. ill be held.
Wtdntsday January 17
The Calapooia Ladies club will
meet at the clubhouse. Mrs. Vera
Bacon. Mrs. Thelma Brozio and
Mrs. Elois Lamoureaux will be
hostesses.
Art a.id Embroidery club will
meet at the home of Gladys Bergh
at 1275 Umpqua avenue.
Zonta club members will meet
for luncheon.
Mil chapter. Beta Sigma Phi to
meet at 8 p.m. at home of Mrs.
Clarson Chitwood on Melrose road.
Hiendly Neighbor club to meet
at home of Mrs. Bunnie Alhertus.
Tail Eta Eta to have a social
evening at the home of Mrs. Neal
Borthwick, 4 S. Pine Street at
8 p.m. Canasta and pinochle will
be played.
Jolly Circle club will meet at
1:30 p.m. at the home o, Mrs.
Sallie Barker. Birthday girrs will
be presented to Mrs. Connie Show
ers. American Legion auxiliary will
meet at 8 p.m. at 118 S. Kane
street.
Klkton Willing Workers of the
Elkton Church of Christ will meet
at the home of Mrs. Sarah Jane
SmiUt.
KiMitht of Pythias will meet at
the hall at 7:45. Page rank will be
conferred at that time.
Thursday January II
Woman's Missionary society of
the Firii Baptist church will meet
at the church at 2 p.m.
Garden Valley Women's club
will meet with Mrs. Sig Madson
Catching, warder; Everett
Winter, sentinel; Sturgill Walker,
custodian of lights; and John Hod
son, custodian of paraphernalia.
The retiring worthy matron. El
eanor Unrath, and the retiring
worthy patron, A. B. Taylor were
presented with their past matron
and past patron jewels by the jun
ior past matron, Frances Ellison,
and junior past patron, J. P. Mots
chenhacher. The incoming worthy matron
presented special star corsages to
the officers, choral club members
and the courtesy girls.
Guest soloists were Gertrulle
Whipple and Cloyd Riffe. Two
songs, "My God and 1" and "Calm
as the Night" were sung by the
Star Choral club under the direc
tion of Cloyd Riffe. Ada Brown,
worthy matron from Canyonville
presented a pianologue. accom
panied by Gladys Michael, Canyon
ville. Violin solos were pleasingly
played by Mrs. Morris Roach ac
companied by Frances Lintott. ,
Hostesses for the evening were i
t.esta Shoemaker and Claribel
Newland.- i
and Mrs. Charles Healy as co
hostesses at 2 p.m.
Woman's study club of Methodist
church will meet for a potluck
luncheon at the home of Mrs. F. P.
Powell on Garden Valley road.
Members are asked to bring own
table service.
Rifle Range Sewin? club will
meet at the home of Barbara Geis
ler. Canyonville Methodist Ladies
Aid will meet in the kitchen of
the Methodist church. A quilt will
be tied.
PNG club will meet at the IOOF
hall at 7:30 for a dessert supper.
Olalla Busy Steppers club to
meet at noon luncheon at home of
Mrs. Paulene Gore, highway 99
just south of Myrtle Grove motel,
Friday January 1?
Riversdale Grange to honor Past
masters at 8:15 p.m. at hall. Pins
to be presented honored guests.
Refreshments in charge of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Melhoff, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Young and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kuck.
Chapter BI of the PEO Sister
hood will meet at the home of Mrs.
B. A. Young, 1020 Couneil street
for 1:15 dessert luncheon. Mrs. T.
T. Clark will be co-hostess.
Saturday January 10
Rummage sale to be held at the
Episcpoal Parish hall, sponsored
by the Alpha Iota chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi.
Sutherlin La Lions will enter
tain Roseburg Lions and Auxiliary
at a party ft the Sutherlin Grange
hall.
Eagles auxiliary will have a
rummage sale downstairs in the
Eagle's hall.
Catholic ladies rummage sale in
basement of rectory on East. Oak
street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
kNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
TO CONFER DEGREE
Knights of Pythias will meet
Wednesday, Jan. 17, at the KP
hall. Page rank will be confeired
at this meeting. All knights are
urged to be at the hall by 7:45.
High School Girls Form
Baby Sitting Bureau
SANTA PAULA. Calif. P -A
baby sitting bureau, with de luxe
added services, is the delight of
young parents today.
Fifty high school girls who want
to earn extra money estaoli.med
tin- bureau. In addition to routine
baby sitting, they will do washing,
ironing and other houscik Id
chores.
The girls charge 25 cents an
Lour for freshmen and .-.tpho-idnres,
35 cents for juniors and
seniors. The rates go up for after
midnight services.
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IF BOMBS SHOULD FALL Mrs. Edward Chapin Jr.. of Wash
ington. D. C, left, aided bv Helena Permut. demonstrates use of new
type first aid pad developed by the armed force and recommended
bV civil detense agencies lor une on burns or other Injury resulting
from bomb aturk. Main purpose nf the dresslnr la to keep out air
until doctors can apply medication to the wound.
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ROSEBURG CHAPTER NO. 8. OREGON EASTERN STAR held
public installation of new officers Thursday night at the Masonic
temple. Pictures of the installation were taken by Clark's studio.
In the above picture left to right: Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Mrs. Hallie
Woodward, Mrs. Murry Smith, R. Cloyd Riffe, Mrs. Gordon
Stewart, Mrs. Earl Plummer, Mrs. Joseph Deets and Mrs. H. H.
Turner. Back row: Mrs. A. 8. Taylor, Mrs. R. B. Hampton, Mrs.
A. J. Ellison. Mrs. Earl Wiley. Mrs. George Churchill and Mrs.
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Tiller
By ALICE LERWILL
Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Belcher
spent the weekend at Glendale vis
iting with frienlls.
Mr. and Mrs. Louise Elliott and
family are moving into the home
formerly occupied by the Norman
Krantzcs.
The Tiller-Drew P.T.A. will hold
a March of Dimes dance in the
school gymnasium Jan. 20. Plans
for the dance were made at the
organization's regular meeting
Tuesday evening. The P.T.A. also
voted to hold a Valentine dance
Feb. 17, at the school house. The
meeting also heard reports on the
school lunch room and I-ouise1 Wes
seman reportetl on the Christmas
seal campaign. Refreshments were
served by Dora Bratten, Virginia
Bonncy. Dorothy Jewctt and Mrs.
Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mam,
Canyonville, were visitors at the
Vern I.erwill home Tuesday.
Mrs. Weston Scott and sons vis
ited at Veneta Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rim in el I
and family of Canyonville spent
Sunday at the William Howell
home.
Mr and Mr Macen7e nf Mod.
(Sea Ttii-phottiS)
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ford were Similar guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred King.
Dorine Dungan, who has been
living with her grandmother in
Edmonton, Can. has come to live
with her mother in Tiller. She is
now enrolled in the third grade of
the Tiller school.
A men's basketball team is be
ing organized at Tiller. The team
had its first practice Sunday eve
ning. Lawrence Newton spent Monday
in Myrtle Creek and returned with
a new International pick-up.
Dillard
By ROSA HEINBACH.
Miss Thelma Kennedy, secretary
at the Dillard school, returned
Wednesday from a 10-day vacation
trip to Berkeley, Calif., where she
visited her cousin and family. She
also visited other friends in the
bay area.
Mrs. Nila Crnteau has estab
lished a self-service laundry at her
home, located in the Ford's sub
division. She has installed new
washing and drying equipment for
customers using the new service.
Mr. anil Mrs. E. O. Nickerson
and Roger, were dinner guests
on Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Boh Austin of
North Myrtle creek. Nickerson and
Austin attended the wrestling
match in Roseburg while the ladies
visited.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burks visited
Sunday at the home of Mr. anil
Mrs. Fred Bell and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Golgert and
sons, Don and Neal, enjoyed a
three day (rip up the coast, veil
ing at the home of the latter's
sister and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Schiel at Rockaway Beach.
At Willamina, they were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Duncan and
son.
Out-of-town guests for a Sunday
turkey dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Golgert were the
former's brothers, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Buswell and daughter,
Wally; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bus
well and son Bobbie of Willamina;
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Golgert and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Gayle
Barker of Camas Valley.
Tap, Baton
Acrobatic
Instructor:
Sally Hilt
218 North Main
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F. G. Burr. Lower picture, front row: Mrs, V. J. Micelli, Mrs.
John W. Robertson, Mrs. Vance Shugart, Mn. George Churchill,
Mn. Murry Smith, Mrs. Earl Wiley, R. B. Hampton, Mrs. W. J.
Olmscheid, Mrs. R. B. Hampton, Mrs. E. S. Wentjar, Mrs. B. J.
Gilbert and Mrs. Arthur Travis. Back row: Mrs. Nellie Cooper,
Mrs. J. P. Motschenbachar, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Earl Wiley, -Mrs.
Gordon Stewart, Miss Shirley Spencer, George Churchill, Mrs.
G. W. Marshall, Everett C. Wimer and Mrs. F. G. Burr.
Winston
By MRS. GEORGI BACHIR
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
of Winston, who are visiting in
Washington, have delayed their re
turn home because of a death in
the immediate family.
Alex Hayes and son, Harry, en
route to their home in Glendale,
spent Tuesday night at the R. L.
Harrison home. Hayes is Mrs. Har
rison's brother.
On Sunday Senator and Mrs.
Thomas Parkinson motored to Sa
lem for the opening sessions of the
1951 legislature.
After visiting in Pacific Beach 1
and Modesto, Calif., Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Wilson arc enjoying a va-;
cation in Mexico. The couple left
here on Dec. 26 and plan to re
turn home via San Francisco about
Fob. 1.
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Harrison:
motored to Halsey Sunday where j
they spent the day visiting with '
relatives. - 1
The Civil War was followed by
inflation. Still steak cost only .15
cents a pound; ham, .18; a dozen
eggs, .22; and a quart of milk, .08.
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All facilities availoble for your individual needs.
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by Mary Bake. Eddy in 1879.
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Raymond Schaefer
Paiter ,
11:00A.M.
"He Was
Tempted"'
7:30 P.M.
"Preaching from
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Piano
Poplar end Swing
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