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ewi-Rviw, Roseburg, Ora Thurs., Oct. 4, PNG CLUB ENJOYS I president; Thclla Webber, vice DINNER MEETING president; Vivian Logsdon, sccrc- WITH ODD FELLOWS tary, and Mary Van Dyne, troas- The PNG club held its regular urer' meeting at the IOOP hall recently, The ciub members were guests of the Odd Fellows at a ham din ner at 6:30 p. m. The tables and rooms were decorated with bou quets of fall flowers. Colonel Crawford was the guest speaker at the dinner. ' The committee of Odd Fellows was assisted by the hostesses of the PNG club in serving the din ner. The hostesses were Lena Poole, Tillie Johnson, Ethel Buscn bark and Esther Harpham. Following the dinner the ladies held a business meeting in the ladies' clubrooms with Ethel Swayze, president, in charge. Installation of officers was held. Daynise Beach was installed as Thclla Webeber was appointed chairman of cards and flowers and Ethel Busenbark as press corre spondent. Those attending were Ella Fen ley, Alice Goff, Gertrude Hatfield, Margaret Saunders, Louise Young, Effic Swartz, Vivian Logsdon, Mat tie Gosnell, Elhcl Swayze, Flor ence Clapp, Esther Harpham, Til lie Johnson, Lena Poole, Lydia Roadman, Inga High, Lavcme Nickens, Maud Needham, Susie Jackson, Emma Taylor, Maymo Pickens, Mary Van uyne, Kiitn Plumcr, Ruth Rcece, Daynise Beach and Elhcl Busenbark. After the meeting games were enjoyed with Louise Young and Margaret Saunders in charge. Harmonizes Perfectly With WEIGHT-CONTROL Stt lowly, SUnder EVELYN KEYES In "THE PROWLER" A Uniltd Arliiti Rtloi lokd rOR YOU xcluilvtly by mil Uni ftr 4M 4 etfotta ohlt "Ttit Holly. 04 Wit It STAY SlEHDtR" to tlftnor Diy, Ih 1077, Halfrwootf, Gil. WILLIAMS' BAKERY mrs. fred julbertus entertains Evergreen grange he club Mrs. Fred Alhertus was a charm' ing ' hostess for the Evergreen Grange Home Economics club Thursday at her home on the South Umpqua river in Green. She was assisted by Mrs. Rosa M. Heinbach. The serving tables were arranged on her patio porch for the delicious polluck luncheon. Beau tiful bouquets of dahlias were used about the rooms. During the so cial hour following the luncheon, moving pictures were taken by Mrs. Heinbach among the lovely flower gardens. Contest games were played with the prizes awarded to Mrs. Fran ces Weaker, Mrs. Rubie Baker, Mrs. Edith Bond, Mrs. Cora John son and Mrs. Vivian Burgess. In the absence of the Home Economics chairman, Mrs. Evon Wheeland, Mrs. Vivian Burgess, secretary, presided at the busi ness meeting. Plans were discussed for the carnival and bazaar to be held Oct. 26 at the Grange hall Each member is requested to bring an apron and homemade candy and pies to sell to the public. The public is cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Blaine Stafford invited the group to meet at her home on Mill street in Roscburg, Thursday, Oct. 21 for a noon potluck lunch eon. She is to be assisted by Mrs. Mabel Lange. Members are re quested to bring their own table service. Members present were Mrs. Ma bel Lange, Mrs. Rubie Baker, Mrs. Nellie F. Lander, Mrs. Rubie Bloom, Mrs. Renie Jenkins Mrs. Cora Johnson, Mrs. Garnet Folms bee. Mrs. Frances Weaver. Mrs. Edith Bond, Mrs. Dorothy M. Tal gott, Mrs. Gladys Stafford,. Mrs. Daniel and Cheryl; Mrs. Min Mrs. Albertus and Mrs. Heinbach. RIFLE RANGE CLUB HOLDS SESSION The Rifle Range club met Sept. 27 at the home of Mrs. Virginia Brittian. Those present for the meeting were: Mrs. Pauline Greenfield, Mrs. Marion Wilson, Mr. Welch. Mrs. Lena Pfaff, Mrs. Gwcn Frank, Mrs. Mildred Hitcs, Mrs. Violet Woods, Msr. Irma Hansen, Mrs. Rothrock, Mrs. Betty dem ons and Mrs. Virginia Brittian. the hostess. Games were played and a box of canned foods was made up for a family which was burned out in the Hubbard crcri fire. Prizes were given and refresh ments were served. The next meeting will be Oct 11 at the home of Mrs. Gwcn Frank. BOOSTER NIGHT PROGT&M HELD AT MELROSE GRANGE An Interesting booster nii:9 pro gram was presented bv the Mel rose Grange Friday evening. OUie Kruegcr. lecturer, arranged the evening program. Refreshments were served to the large group at tending by the Home Economics committee. The program was as follows: Seating of officers and the flag presentation; the address oi welcome by Master Paul Krue ger; community singing; a skit by Beth Wimer and Cecelia Kcnyon, series of tableaus with Alice Goff as the reader and a chorus with Ellen Hoffman, George Showers and James Andrews; vocal solo by Jessie Crenshaw accompanied by Ruby Willey: guest speaker. Elmer McClure, state Grange mas ter, spoke on Grange history; an other skit closed the program with Kay Simmons, Ollie Drueger, La verne Nickens, Eunice Beck and Vivian Nicoson taking part. GEORGE COOPER FAMILY ENJOYS PICNIC SUNDAY The George Cooper family of Melrose enjoyed a picnic at Ump qua park Sunday. A dinner was served to: Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cooper, Mr. and Mr. Neil Griffith and three children of Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. William Coo per and sons, Clyde and Darrel, and daughter Marsha; Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cooper and son Greg ory; susan lless, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooper and daughter, Lora Belle; Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn and sons, Blake and Duano and the latter's guest. YONCALLA MYF HOLDS SKATING PARTY FIRDAY Members and friends of the Yon calla MYF enjoyed a skating party near Roseburg Friday evening. Among those attending were Shir ley Highlcy, Anne Lasswell, Phil Blomquist, John Blomquist, Sharon Simmons, Francis Powell, Douglas Shively, Jimmy Bice, Carole and Caroline Boucock, Mary Lou Thompson, Leta Mae Kruse, Sid Jack, Paul Allen, Pauline Ryehard, Marvin Highley and Lois Parks. Mrs. Avery Lasswell, who has Charge Of thp MVF chanAnmo the group. i TWELVE AND WON CLUB HOLDS SESSION AT HOME OF MRS. FRED HARGIS Mrs. Fred Hargis entertained the Twelve and Won club at a deli cious luncheon and social after noon Tuesday. Lovely asters decorated the rooms and table. Covers were placed for Mrs. N. E. Richardson, Mrs. Fred Kit. man, Mrs. E. Princen, Mrs. R. 0. Myers, Mrs. William Flock, Mrs. Thella Webber, Mrs. William Peifer, Mrs. Glen Murdock, Miss Bernardine Princen and the host ess, Mrs. Fred Hargis. A short business meeting was held. Mrs. Thella Webber was elected president and Mrs. N. E. Richardson was elected secretary treasurer. Miss Bernardine Prin cen was elected press correspondent. Games were enjoyed with Mrs. R. O. Mvers winning the hk'h score prize and Mrs. Glen Murdock second high. The next meeting will be Oct. 9 at a potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Ritzman. Ant. 215, Kohlhagen apartments. Mem bers are to bring a covered dish. SOUTH DEER CREEK GRANGE HOME- ECONOMICS TO MEET ON FRIDAY The South Deer Creek Grange Home Economics club will meet Friday at the hall at two o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend. DISTRICT CONVENTION TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY The district convention of the Degree of Honor Protective asso ciation will be held at the IOOF hall, Oct. S, beginning at 11 a.m. Mrs. Mary Curtis, president, will be in charge. The afternoon meet ing will open at 1 o'clock. A large number of out-of-town members are expected and an in teresting session is anticipated with several national and state of ficers as special guests. A banquet will be served at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs. Alpha Newman, district organizer, as toastmistress. The evening meeting will include a class nutation and ritualistic work will be exemplified by the various lodges. Drill teams and glee clubs will take part in the program. YONCALLA METHODIST WSCS TO SPONSOR STYLE SHOW ON FRIDAY The Yoncalla Methodist WSCS will sponsor a style show in the Epworth hall of the Methodist church, Friday evening, Oct. 5 at 8 o'clock. The models will be local people and the clothes are the latest tall fashions from Miller's department store in Roseburg. A program will be given during the evening and a dessert-supper will be served. The public is cordially invited to attend. TENMILE LADIES CLUB HOLDS POTLUCK LUNCHEON Mrs. Blanche Degner was host ess to the Tenmile Ladies club at her home on the Reston road Wednesday. A delicious potluck luncheon was served at noon. The business meeting was In charge of the president, Mrs. Min nie Melius. She also showed the ladies some samples of siding, one of which was chosen for the club house. Means of raising money for the siding were discussed. The first is to be by donations. Following the business meeting. a very enjoyable time was spent in revealing the "mystery sisters" and exchanging gifts. Prizes were won by Mrs. Maureen Muetze) Mrs. Vera Erbe and Mrs. Julia Breitenbucher for guessing their "sister." Members present were Mrs. Mickey Bourassa, Mrs. Julia Brei tenbucher, Mrs. Junia Byron, Mrs, Alyce Dwight, Mrs. Vera Erbe, Airs. Edna Franklin, Mrs. Marjorie Hazen and Virginia and Estella; Mrs. Nellie Henry, Mrs. Mary Hodges, Mrs. Anna Ireland; Mrs. Hazel Ison, Mrs. Minnie Lockwood, Mrs. Kate Mack, Mrs. Lois Mc Daniel and Cheryl; Mrs Mrs. Min nie Melius, Mrs. Maureen Muet ze, Mrs. Olive Necly and son; Mrs. Alice Pierce. Mrs. Kate Schosso, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. Josie Smith and the hostess, Ms. Blanche Degner. The next meeting will be at the Tenmile church Wednesday, Oct. 10. UNITED WORKERS TO HOLD SESSION United Workers class of the First Christian church will meet at two o'clock Friday at the home of Mrs. J. R. Wilson, 137 N. Kane, with Mrs. R. B. Marshall and Mrs. J. C. White assisting hostesses. PEO SISTERHOOD TO SPONSOR ANNUAL TEA FIRDAY AFTERNOON Chapter BI, PEO Sisterhood, will hold its annual tea for senior girls and faculty women of Rosc burg Senior high school Friday, Oct. 5, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. T. Hansen in Laurel wood. Members of Chapter BI will hold their regular meeting at 1:45 p.m. preceding the tea. BETA ALPHA CHI TO MEET AT WEBER HOME THIS EVENING Beta Alpha Chi sorority will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Bob Weber, 1915 Fairmont Ave., at 7:30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend this important meeting. Fourth Brain Operation Faced By Stunted Boy PASADENA, Calif. UP Donny Marton, four,' his head scarcely healed from a series of three brain operations, is to undergo a fourth. The new surgery is needed to relieve pressure at the base of the brain which is retarding Donny's recovery. The boy was brought here sev eral months ago from Canada by his father, Arthur Marton. 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