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t Tha Nawi-Kavifw. RvMburg. Or. Frl. Oct. 19, 1951
YONCALLA AMERICAN
LEGION HOLDS SESSION
Yoncalla American Legion aux
iliary unit No. 174 held the an
nual installation of officers at Halo
hall recently. Junior Past Presi
dent Marguerite LaGrander of
Drain installed the new officers
for both the Drain and Yoncalla
units, in the joint ceremony. The
following officers will serve for
the Yoncalla unit for the coming
y ar: president, Mrs. Dan Rus
sell; vice president, Mrs. Carl
Conaway; secretary, Mrs. Russell
Loyd; treasurer, Mrs. Karl Hum
mell, chaplain; Mrs. Roy Dodd Jr.,
historian, Mrs. Marvin Thompson;
sgt, at arms, Mrs. Harold Rog
ers. Committee chairman appointed
by the new president included:
poppy poster and Americanism,
Mrs. Marvin Thompson; rehabil
itation, Mrs. Ralph Latham; pub
lic relations and radio, Mrs. Dan
Bonner; constitution, legislative,
civil defense, national security,
Dora Bcnner; child welfare and
community service, Mrs. Ray
Dodd Jr.; Girls state, junior ac
tivities and membership, Mrs.
Carl Conaway; music, Pan-American
and past presidents parley,
Mrs. Dan Russell; and publicity,
Mrs. Harold Rogers.
AMARANTH SOCIAL
CLUB TO MEET
The Amaranth social club and
harvest festival and ball will be
held Saturday at the Evergreen
Grange beginning at nine o'clock.
Women are requested to bring
box lunch for two persons
CATHOLIC LADIES
SLATE RUMMAGE SALE
The Catholic Ladies will hold
the regular rummage sale Satur
day from 9:30 a.m. until 4 p.m.,
in the basement of the rectory on
Oak street.
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MRS. C. S. HEINLINE
WILL PRESENT PROGRAM
OVER RECITAL HALL
Mrs. C. S. Heinllne, owner of
"The Kiddies School" will present
her Recital hall of the air Satur
day evening at 5:45 o'clock over
KRNR, at which time the first
half of the program will feature
singing numbers by children of
the school.
The children of the school have
had only one month's training
under the direction of Mrs. Hein
line, who is assisted by Mrs. Har
old Hoyt and Mrs. Elsie Hall.
The second half of the program
will be presented by Paula Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Smith, and who is one of the mos:
outstanding piano pupils of Mrs.
Heinline's.
This afternoon, "The Kiddies
School" children presented a pro
gram for their parents.
SUTHERLIN GRANGE
HOLDS EVENING SESSION
Sutherlin Grange met Wednes
day evening at the Grange hall
west of town with Worthy Master
Lloyd Cornish presiding.
Various matters of business
were taken care of. Final plans
were made for the banquet which
the Grange ladies will put on
Tuesday evening for the Associ
ated Business Women's club.
Mrs. Sclma Walters, lecturer,
had charge of the program which
consisted of singing hymns.
At a late hour Mrs. Bertha San
ders and Mrs. Floyd Bringle
served cake and coffee to the fol
lowing: Clyde Henderson, Mrs.
Hallie Martin, Mrs. Erma Buck,
Mrs. Stella Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
Icel Cla k, Floyd Bringle, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Swift, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cor
nish, Mr. and Mrs. Oryille French,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gleason, Mrs.
Ellen- Liesinger, Eldon Sanders
and Mr. and Mrs Fred Walters.
YONCALLA METHODIST
CHURCH WSCS ENTERTAINS
A delightful afternoon was spent
at the Yoncalla Methodist church
Thursday when the WSCS enter
tained at guest day. Homemade
doughnuts, coffee and punch were
served by Mrs. Dare Kingery, Mrs.
Olive McKee and Mrs. Pontius
from the table covered with a
lace cloth and centered with large
bunches of red and blue grapes
and Kronen marigolds.
Mrs. Sidney Lasswell, president,
opened the meeting and Mrs.
Luther Daugherty had charge of
devotions, assisted by Mrs. J. IN.
Sparks and Mrs. Elton Grass. The
treasurer reported $85 taken in at
the recent style show.
Plans were made and commit
tees appointed for the Christmas
bazaar which will be held in De
cember at the Epworth hall
of the church. A homemade
chicken noodle lunch will be
served at noon. Mrs. Jack Bou
cock and Mrs. Kingery gave a
vivid description of the recent sub
district meeting held at Drain.
At the close of the business meet
in''. Mrs. Harriett Harper, state
relations chairman for the BPW of
Myrtle Point gave a talk on
"United Nations." A short radio
skit by Mrs. Cabaness and Mrs,
Currier closed the meeting.
Those present included: Mrs,
Harriett Harper and Mrs. Maloney
of Myrtle Creek; Mrs Burch and
son; Mrs. Chields Sr., Mrs. Hazel
Latham, Mrs. Fred Kruse, Mrs.
Eldon Lee and daughter; Mrs.
Guy Day, Mrs. Zean Shiery, Mrs.
Jim Toner, Mrs Wilbur Briner
and two daughters; Mrs. Melvin
Howard, Mrs Luther Daugherty,
Mrs. J. N. Sparks, Mrs. Cabaness,
Mrs. May Snider, Mrs. Charles
Kirklie, Mrs.S Sidney Lasswell,
Kirklie, Mrs. Sidney Lasswell,
Mrs. Eric Stenseth, Mrs. George
lides, Mrs Perry Smith, Mrs.
Maud Thiol, Patty Thiel, Mrs.
Jack Boucock, Mrs. Fred Lee,
Mrs. Elton Grass and children;
Mrs. Currier, Mrs. James Wales
and daughter; and the hostesses,
Mrs. Kingery, Mrs. Olive McKee
and Mrs. Pontius.
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YONCALLA CHURCH OP
CHRIST HOLDS ELECTION
OF OFFICERS RECENTLY
At i mectine of the members
and friends of the Yoncalla Church
of Christ held recently the follow
ing otiicers were elected lor i n e
coming year: pastor, Fred Evans;
Elders, Kay potter. Kusseu uya.
Arne Bjork, Earl Brant and Floyd
McMichael; deaeons, Charles
V i a n, Charles Shively, John
Lewey, James Eden and Carl Con
away; decononesses, Mrs. Russell
Loyd and Mrs. Charles Shively;
treasurer, Russell Loyd: chairman
of board, Arne Bjork; song
leader, Joyce Potter; assistant
song leader, Mrs. Floyd McMi
chael; pianist, Mrs. Arne Bjork;
assistant pianist, Mrs. McMichael
and ushers, James McMichael and
Billy Benner.
Sunday school officers are as
follows: superintendent, Jack Me-
Daniels; assistant superintendent,
Mrs. Carl Conaway; secretary,
Mrs. Eola Rapcr; treasurer, Mrs.
Ray Potter; song leader, Maxine
Potter: assistant song leader.
Joyce Potter, and pianist, Mrs.
Harold boucock.
YONCALLA AMERICAN
LEGION HOLDS MEETING
Yoncalla American Legion aux
iliary unit No. 174 met at Halo
hall, Oct. 9. Mrs. Carl Conaway
and Mrs. Dan Russell gave re
ports on their activities at the state
convention held at Seaside, Ore.
Yoncalla auxiliary received two
citations, a special recognition for
carrying forward the department
program, and a certificate ' of
award from Roseburg veterans
hospital for work and entertain
ment at the hospital.
At the close of the meeting a
delicious supper was served to both
the legion and auxiliary. Present
were: Mr. and Mrs, Carl Conaway,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thompson
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Loyd and son Howard; Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Russell and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Rogers, Mrs.
Dan Benner, Mrs. Dora Benner,
Chauncy Smith, Mr. Strait and
Mrs. Ralph Latham.
XI EPSILON HOLDS
MEETING AT NORTON
HOME TUESDAY
XI Epsilon chapter of Beta
Sigfha Phi met at the home of
Mrs. Frank. Norton Tuesday eve
ning. During the business meeting,
conducted by the president, Mrs.
Bernard Saar, a report was given
on the success of the Beta Sigma
Phi international day dinner held
at the American Legion hall,
Thursday evening, Oct. 4. Plans
were discussed about holding a
city Beta Sigma Phi dance in No
vember. Following the business
meeting an interesting program
was presented by Mrs. Worth Da
vis on the history of Mexico from
the time of Cortez to the time of
Maxmilian. At the close of the
program the hostess served lovely
refreshments to the following
members who were present: Mrs.
Bernard Saar, Mrs. Harrison Win
ston, Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs.
Warren Tozier, Miss Virginia
Young, Mrs. Morris Bowker, Mrs.
Sidney Moon, Mrs. Ted Schultz,
Mrs. Worth Davis, Mrs. Clair
Allen and Mrs. Don Gum, a guest
from Mu chapter.
The next regular meting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Moon at
621 Mill street on Tuesday, Oct.
23. Mrs. Schultz is in charge of
the program for that meeting.
All members are urged to be
present.
OREGON STATE MOTHERS I
CLUB TO MEET MONDAY '
The Oregon State Mothers club
will meet for a one-thirty o'clock j
dessert-luncheon Monday at the
home of Mrs. H. H. Turner, 518
S. Main street, with Mrs. J. P.'
Motschenbacher, co-hostess. All
members are cordially invited
and a special Invitation is issued ,
to mothers of new students at Ore-:
gon State college.
LOOKINGGLASS PTA
TO MEET TONIGHT
Lookingglass PTA will meet this
evening at eight o'clock at the
Lookingglass school. First and sec
ond grade mothers are to bring
pies.
WOMEN OP THE MOOSE
HOLD RECENT MEETING
The business meeting of the
Women of the Moose was held Oct.
5 at the Moose hall with Senior Re
gent Irene Routledge in the chair.
Committee reports were given
by the committee chairmen: Li
brary, Pauline Kissinger; pub
licity, Verna Koop; Moosehcart,
Irene Pasch; Moosehaven, Marge
Phinehart; membership, Ann
Grivett.
A white elephant party will be
held at the next business meeting
Nov. 12. All members are to bring
a wrapped gift for this party.
The Women of the Moose will
have a candy sale, Saturday at 10
a. m. The candy counter will be
at the entrace to the J. C. Fenny
store.
Senior Regent Irene Routledge;
Recorder Hazel Jameson; Mem
bership Chairman Ann Grivett at
tended a business meeting in North
Bond, Ore., Oct. 5.
The Oct. 22 meeting will be initi
ation of new members and for the
Christmas package for the chil
dren at Mooseheart we will hold a
Christmas in October party.
Each member is asked to bring
a gift for a child at Mooseheart
and also a special gift for the
organiztion's adopted girl, Eve
lyn Kuper, ae 7.
SOUTH DEER CREEK
GRANGE TO HAVE DANCE
The South Deer Creek Grange
will hold t Halloween Mask
dance Saturday, Oct. 20, at the
Grange hall. The dance will start
at nine o'clock. Members are to
bring pumpkin pie or sandwiches
There will be a door prize.
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TIME CHANGED FOR
FELLOWSHIP MEETING
The Men's Fellowship of the
E! . D , nkitrnll will H1Mt In
the new church basement tonight
at 7:30 Instead of 6:30 as pre
viously announced. There will be
no dinner. An interesting program
will be presented and the mem
bers are urged to attend. .
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