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0 O G 0 0 S The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore Frl., Sept. 21. mi oCawn jparty 3$ Cjh i ven o 0 O O r "T" r; ? isl . hmm it 1 i i s - , - Mrs. Jay Boyer gave a lawn parly at her home, 850 South Stephens, Saturday afternoon. The party wa given or the following children in the neigh borhood: Carotene Garrett, Daisy Price, Pat Mentzer, Geraldine Gar rett, Betty Cummings, Larry Gil- TENMILE LADIES CLUB HOLDS FALL SESION The Tenmile Ladies club met Wednesday at the Tenmile church for an all-day session with 14 members present. At the noon hour a potluck luncheon was en joyed. Some of the members finished quilting a quilt, which was almost completed at the last meeting. This quilt is for the firebox. During the business meeting, It was decided that the "mystery sisters" would be revealed at the next meeting and each person is to bring a small gift for her "sis ter" with their own name on the inside of the package. Name will be exchanged for new mystery sis ters at the Christmas party in De cember. Mrs. Kate Mack was ap pointed io una out ooout tne cost of siding for the clubhouse. Members present at the meet ing were Mrs. Blanche Dcgner, Mrs. Vera Erbe, Mrs. Hary Hod ges, Mrs. Minnie Lockwood, Mrs. .REMEMBER THE DOLL PARTY-MAKER SETS Complete service for 6, with favors, novelties. Invitations, paper napkins and tablecloth. EVERYTHING IN TOYS FOR GIRLS and BOYS Costume Dolls, $1.98 Trucks from $1.10 up Other Dolls from $2.19 up Guns from 69c up OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. BESSIE'S DOLL 104 S. ..REMEMBER THfc DOLL AT HALF OF WHAT YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY ! WAY COMPLETE WITH RAYON TAFfETA SHADE II AN OUTSTANDING BUY AT THIS VERY LOW PRICE! Come in TOMORROW and see this BARGAIN! Heavy east motal base In bronxe or gold finish. . Topped with full size rayon toffoto shade. o Shop Cantons for the most comfortable home furnish ings. Wide Sclectionl Low Pricest Budget Terms! Q f I'M i f- if '''m It' lam, Dave Gillam, James Robert Cummings, Donna Lee Cumings, Louise JoAnn Giilam, Nancy Er- lckson, Janice hncksnn, Marilyn Schlueter, Linda Appel, Betty Ann Forhan, Judy Poland and Di Ann Forhan, Co hostesses were Mrs. Hugh Schlueter and Mrs. Clay H. Dean, Kate Mack, Mrs. Minnie Melius, Ollivant, Mrs. Alice Pierce, Mrs. Kate bchosso, Mrs. Bessie bmith, Mrs. Maureen Muelzel, Mrs. Ada Mrs. Josie Smith, Mrs. Hazel Ison and Mrs. Julia Breitenbucher. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Blanche Degner Wednesday. SepL 26. All mem bers are urged to attend. ANNUAL DINNER FOR SHERIFFS POSSE TO BE SATURDAY NIGHT The Annual Sheriffs Posse din ner will be held at the River.sdale Grange Saturday at seven-thirty o'clock. The members and their guests are invited to attend. All members should make their reser- verations in advance with Frank Denton, Pacific building. CATHOLIC LADIES RUMMAGE SALE SLATED The Catholic ladies will have a rummage sale from 9:30 until 4 p.m. on Saturday in the basement of the rectory on East Oak street. SHOP FOR LAYAWAYS.... 2.95 AND TOY SHOP Main (Across from Sofaway) Sh6p FOR LAYAWAYS it FLOOR LAMP fURNITURF i WE (1 E-lll' COMPflNV 1 I---T RIVERSDALE HEC MEETING IS HELD AT SPENCER HOME The Riversdale Home Econom ics club met Friday at a 12:30 o'clock potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. D. Spencer with Mrs. George Osterman as Hostess. Covers were placed for Mrs. Carl Youngren, Mrs. Clem Schneider, Mrs. Emmctt Walters, Mrs. Nor man Olson, Mrs. Walter Norrls, Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Edwin Booth, Mrs. Ellis Fuller, Miss Nelda Norris Mrs. E. G. Trozelle, Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. James Simmons, Mrs. John Trozelle, Mrs. T. R. Burr, Mrs. James Daugherty, Mrs. . L. D. Spencer, Mrs. Gaorge Oster man. members and the following guests: Mrs. Cora Rogan and Mrs. V. S. Wooddruff. Mrs. Carl Youngren conducted the business meeting and plans were made for Booster night, which will be this evening. Tlia nmarnm chairman Mr. C. M. Stark, conducted a quizimems "e served. program on popular phrases and trees with Mrs. Ellis Fuller win ning the prize. The next meeting place will be announced later. DILLARD PTA HOLDS RECEPTION AND TEA The Parent-Teachers association of the Dillard school sponsored a tea and reception for the teachers of the school Thursday in the audi torium between three and live o'clock. Colorful fall flowers, dahlias. zinnias and asters, were arranged about the room and tables by Mrs. Fred Albertus and Mrs. Walter Mlddlestad. The two past presidents of the organization, Mrs. Margaret Mc Cord and Mrs. Rosemary Wright, presided at the beautifully ap pointed lace-covered serving table. They were assisted in serving by the following eighin grade girls; Marilyn Haumeser, Hester Eason, Sharon Andrus, Shirley Shepherd, Wanda Stacy and Carolyn Clau- son. The honored teachers present were Mrs. Ethel Chase, Mrs. Ber nice Vander Wcyst, Mrs. Mae Johnston, Miss Barbara Orvis, Mrs. Florence Mead, Mrs. Jane C. Smith, Mrs. Lois Krug, Mrs. Ellen Pennie,, Mrs. Merle Doer intr. Mrs. Ulah Winston, Charles Jones, Mrs. Virginia Cutting, Gor don Givan, Mrs. Margaret Kim- m?l, Harold Brown and Mrs. Irene McLaughlin. Hostesses for the occasion were the executive board: Mrs. Gene Lcsher, Mrs: Irene Beddes, Mrs. Marizarct McCord. Mrs. Betty Drew, Mrs. Florence Mead, Mrs. Velina Albertus, Mrs. Walter Mid dlestadt, Mrs. Teba Buttler, Mrs. Mary Bird, Mrs. Alice Mill, Mrs. Rose Heinbach, Mrs. Howard Harty and Mrs. Rosie Owens. Other guests present were tne Mesdames: Harvey Duke, Chester Bast, Viola Wyman, R. L. Evans, fieorffe Honor. itavmond Stacy, Ai lan McLennan, Dale A. Moore, Al ton Owens. Eddie Dorrah, William S. DcMusey, B. J. Rcid, Johnnie E. Smith, Carroll Brown, Ed Thiele, Harry Brown, Martin Hal- verson, Clarence waiiter, r ran ees Weaver, Wayne Chapman, Mary Kaye Harrington, Othal Barnes, Pat Manley, Gene Hath- nwav. John Rick er. Ivan lirosi, C. L. Conrad, G. W. Tipton, M. R. Haugh, J. E. Markham, L. . snig ley, A. D. Fox, Zillah Wade, R. R. Andrus, Jane C. Smith, II. W. Calvin, Phebe M. McGuire, Mona Hult, O. E. Amundson and Mrs. Bert Laurance. 3-WAY Reflector Bowl 3-WAY Separate Candlelights 117 WEST CASS o O DIAL 3-4015 i--i L ' 4 vw I ROSEBURO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PTA AND FACULTY TO HOLD EVENING MEETING The Roseburg Junior high school PTA and (acuity plan a get ac quainted evening, Sept. 24, at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Ed Hydorn. i president of the newly formed PTA and R.- K. Brand, principal of the Junior high, are co-ordinating their plans for a general program for the teachers and parents to get ac quainted and to see the newly repaired Junior high school build ing. There will be a short PTA busi ness meeting in order to present to the parents a five point rec reational program that the faculty wants for the children. Mr. Brand will also acquaint the parents with the teachers and with the general Junior high school program. Mrs. Odis Woodward will have a cuurai group sing plus addi tional entertainment. Refresh- ROSEBURG REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING Roseburg Rebekah lodge met In me wage nan at 8 o'clock Tues day evening. Noble Grand, Mil dred Gardner, and Vice Grand, Minnie South, presided. It was announced the next meet ing would be "Men's Night." The refreshment committee for the September 25 meeting is: Naomi muraocK and Elsie Russell, en chairmen, Thella Webber, Edith urocK, Mary Alice Mortensen and fliary uirus. The Theta Rho girls club is to hold its first state assembly next year aim it was voiea io invite them to hold it in Roseburg and to assist them as much as pos sible with the assembly. All members, and especially the men, are urged to attend the next meeting, September 25, which is "Men's Night.'There will be en tertainent and refreshments. D. OF U. V. TO HOLD BIRTHDAY PARTY MONDAY Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will celebrate mem bers having birthdays in July, August and September at a meet ing Monday night at the home of Mrs. La Verne Nickens on Ballf street at 7:30 o'clock. All mem bers are asked to attend and are requested to remember their se cret pals at this affair. At the last meeting of the or ganization, the president appointed Essie olson, Virginia Marr and Anna Peterson as department aides. The next regular meeting of the group will be Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the KP hall. EVERGREEN HEC HAS POTLUCK LUNCHEON The Evergreen Grange Home Economics club met at the hall Thursday with Mrs. Vivian Bur gess and Mrs. Cecilia Conklin as hostesses. The chairman, Mrs. Evon Wheeland, presided, over the business meeting. Plans were dis cussed for holding a carnival and bazaar Friday, Oct. 26, instead of the regular Grange meeting. All members are requested to make an apron and other articles for the affair. It was decided the la dies would take up quilting for tne puDiic during meeting nours. Anyone having quilts to be quilted are asked to notify any of the t-vergreen Grange members. The members present were Mrs. Mabel Lange, Mrs. Edith Bond, mrs. Kuoy bene Konernick. Mrs ; Nellie Lander, Mrs. Evon Whee land and two sons; Mrs. Sarah Cy- , rus ana aaugnter, Betty, and granddaughter; Mrs. Minnie Wag lcr, Mrs. Jessie Thomas, Mrs. Ce cilia Conklin, Mrs. Rubie Bloom, I mrs. r ranees weaver and daugh ter, Joan; Mrs. Dorothy Talbott and Mrs. Cora Johnson. The next meeting is scheduled to be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Albertus with Mrs. Rosa M Heinbach assisting Thursday, Sept. 27. Exclusive In Dif-Jf fm NO EXTRA CHARGE UMPQUA CLEANERS Free Pickup and Delivery q 321 North Main Phone 3-5444 L t A. H X. V3 sV 2V FRESHMAN GIRLS were honored at a tea Tuesday afternoon on the Senior high school tennis courts, when the Girls League enter tained at a tea. Above from left to right: Ingrid Lindberq, Elaine Scudder, Carolyn Burr, Shirley Saar, Rena Van Horn, Girls AMERICAN LEGION IN YONCALLA HOLDS MEETING Yoncalla American Legion Aux iliary Unit No. 174 met at Halo hall Tuesday. Mrs. Dora Benner re signed her office of secretary on account of ill healtn and Mrs. Dan Russell was elected to take ner place. Mrs. Russell resigned as historian and the place will be filleii at the next meeting. Instal lation of new officers will be held SeDt. 25. at which time a potluck dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m. Miss Wanda Raner will make a report on her trip to Girls State at this meeting. Mrs. Dan itusseil and Mrs. Carl Conaway spent Sept. 13 and 15 at Seaside attend ing the American Legion and aux iliary 1951 convention. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE TO SPONSOR DANCE The Women of the Moose will sponsor a "Back To scnooi Dance Saturday evening at nine o'clock at the Moose hall. All members and their friends are invited. Tick pi mnv he mirchased from any number of the Women of the Moose. SWINGEROO SQUARE DANCE CLUB TO MEET SATURDAY The Swingeroo Square danee club will meet at the Edenbower gym Saturday evening. The ladies are requested to bring sandwiches. Dancing starts at nine o'clock for members and invited guests. MEETING POSTPONED UNTIL OCTOBER The George Starmer camp and auxiliarv. United Spanish War Veterans, meeting has been post poned from Monday until Oct. 22, at which time a 6:30 p.m. potluck supper will be held at the First Methodist enure n. 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Course In Psychology On 3 Subjects Offered Persons interested in taking a course in psychology, either for university credit or for personal leanng, are urged to contact rod- rne tnira suDject, so tar, nas i ning song." ert P. Allen as soon as possible ; been the most popular choke by The Rev. W. A. MacArthur will J at the Veterans hospital or at his; those signing for the class, but a I give the evening prayer, the scrip home, phone 34783. . greater response is asked before j ture meditation and the benedic- The course will be taught by ' a choice of subject is made. I tion. America's 1951 Kaiser Traveler... JIB ' o ( XL " rf'- League vice president, and Lois McKinney, chairman of the tea. The girls pictured above comprise the committee members assist ing in giving the tea. (Picture by Paul Jenkins). Extensive Program Slated in Music Festival At First Methodist Church An extensive program of instru mental, choral and vocal music selections will be presented Sunday evening in the monthly music festi val of the Roseburg First Metho dist church. Robert Cartwriaht. psychologist, of the hospital staff. Three hours of college credit will be offered. The class will meet wekly for,is'. Mrs- Ellison, will sing t h e two hours at a nint to ue ue- termined. The University of Ore gon extension department is tne sponsor. The c ass will be on one ot tnrce . .... ... subjects: borderline psychology, pertaining o anxiety and neuro - sis: clinical methods in psychol- "sy." cuitici pi, j dealing with personality develop- ment. new c;;s in most versatile A cargo carrier for businessmen! In just 10 terondi it converts to a . spinous rarso rarrier with 104 nihif teel raparitr . . . ideal for bulky samples, business equipment, light delirerles! A camp on wheels for sportsmen! 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