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LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ond DONNA RAE PUGH 10 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Jan. 21, 1952 JAY-CETTES HOLD JANUARY MEETING ' Mr. Charles Wright wa host ess for the Jay-C-Kttcs at their January meeting held at her home Wednesday. Mrs Sid Moon and Mrs. Ernest Barker Jr., were co hostesses. The committee appointed to for mulate a new Constitution and set of By-laws for the organization presented their proposed draft which will be voted upon at the February meeting. The following girls were nomin ated for office for the year 1952 Mrs. Sid Moon and Mrs. Walter Brittel for president; Mrs. Eldon Howard for vice-president, Mrs John fleeter for secretary and Mrs. Jay Golden and Mrs. Charles Wright for treasurer. Mrs 0. J. Fett outlined the pro gram for the mothers march on polio which the Jsy-C-Ettes have undertaken as their part in the present March of Dimes campaign. Following the business meeting, refreshments were served by the hostesses to the following mem bers; Mrs. Eldon Howard, Mrs. John Heeler, Mrs Glen Scott, Mrs. Jay Golden, Mrs. George Mc intosh, Mrs. Bob Murray, Mrs. Barrett Brcjka, Mrs. Bill Wilson, Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs. Irv Pugh, Mrs. Waller Brittel, Mrs 0. J. Fett and Mrs. W T. Miles. The February meeting will be held Wednesday, Feb. 13 at the home of Mrs. Gladys Hart with Mrs. Irv Pugh and Mrs. Wayne Crooch as co-hostesses. TWELVE AND WON CLUB HOLDS RECENT SESSION The Twelve and Won Club met at the home of Mrs. E. Princen Tuesday noon for a delicious lunch eon and social afternoon. The hostess wns assisted by Mrs. Fred Ritzman and Miss Bernar dine Princen, her daughter. Covers were set for Mrs. Fred Ritzman, Mrs. Fred Hargis, Mrs. N. E. Richardson, Miss Bernardine Princen and the hostess, Mrs. E Princen. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. N. E. Richard son in the absence of the president. Games and visiting were enay cd during the rest of the afternoon. Mrs. Fred Hargis won the high score prize and Miss Bernardine Princen won the secona nign prize, APPLIANCE SALES BERGH'S SERVICE SERVICE A z a 9 i'J I'- J! x -A d PARTS ABC WASHIRS AMANA FRIEZERS ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR RANGES APEX DISHWASHERS APEX DRYERS MAYTAG WASHERS IRONRITE IRONERS. WHIRLPOOL WASHERS AND DRYERS hi . UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES i DEXTER WASHERS AND DRYERS ' MONARCH RANGES o E l ft j BERGH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE it 1200 S. Stephen Roseburg Diol 3-8348 i J FREE PARKING r ' i Trade-lm and Credit Terms for Your Convenience '," - li- -ftlV 1 ft: if f i HEAD THETA RHO CLUB Virginia Cyrus, vice president; Roberta John, past president, and Marion Gillert, president, above, were installed at an impressive ceremony Tuesday night at the IOOF hall. Joyce and Janet Harpham were installing officers. Incture by Paul Jenkins; Other officers Installed at the ceremony included: Sharon Strode, financial secretary; Delores War ner, recording secretary; Barbara Gosso. treasurer: Joan McGhehey, chaplain; Bea Fridlund, warden; Virginia Anglin, marshal; Shirley Gillett, conductor; Arlene Coff man, right supporter to the presi- rlanf. TnHv WnnH taff Kiinnnrtpr to the president; Betty Bevans, right supporter to the vice presi dent; Joanne Miller, left support er to the vice president; uorotny Guillett, inside guardian; Bonnie Webber, outside guardian; Diane Hornbuckle, first herald; Dorene Hornbuckle, second herald; Sally Smith, third herald: Carolyn Holly- an. fourth heraia. Junior Odd Fellows attended in bodv with the advisor. Leo Gill ette. There were also a number of Rcbckahs and other visitors. Following the installation cere mony, refreshments were served Now the Whole Family Insists on the Dry Cleaning that Gets Out AH the Dirt! vMy Suits and Ties are Spotless Now!' "The Better Press Lasts Longer!" "Gee Whiz -These Pants Look Swell!" "Now I Can Be Sure My Clothes Are Odorless!" IT'S MIRACLE SAHITONE SERVICE... and Dad knows it costs no more than ordinary dry cleaning It's no wonder everyone clioosc.1 Snnitone Service, for it's the . world's most modern dry cleaning! Every bit of dirt is removed! Stubborn spots vanish! Perspiration soil gone! Minor mending free! With our better Snnitone Service clothes are cleaner than you ever thought possible . ; ; colors and patterns look like new again l ; ; original fabric texture is restored. Try it today and you'll never go back to old-fashioned half-way dry cleaning! OAKLAND CHAPTER OP EASTERN STAR HOLDS INSTALLATION CEREMONY Oakland Chapter, No. 91, Order of Eastern Star, held a public installation of officers Thursday evening, Jan. 10, at the Masonic Temple, Oakland It was preceded by a regular meeting at eight o'clock, presided over by Mrs. Vir ginia Stacey, worthy matron. The rooms were artistically dec orated. ' Order of ceremonies for the in stallation was as follows: Mrs Juanita Holgate, worthy matron; William Crowell, worthy patron; Mrs. Naomi Biggs, marshal. After an invocation and obliga tion, the following tooK place: Mary Barker was installed as worthy matron for 1952, followed by a song "My Task" sung by Juanita Holgate. Loyal Stearns was worthy patron a song "Bless This House" was sung for him by his daughter, Sue. Oth er officers were: Gcnivieve Mur phy, associate matron; Dclmar Murphy, associate patron; Meryl Wahl, conductress; Irma Cornish, Bovineton. secretary: Nadine Stearns, treasurer: Olga Bielman, chaplain; Ruth Bridges, music ian; Ruth Bunch, marshail; Grace Wood, warder; Theodore Rodman, sentenial; Fern Flnry, Ada; Ruth Davis, Ruth; Ada McCall, Esther: Eleanor Dorman, Martha, and Helen Stuwe. Electa. After the installation two num bers, "Alice Blue Gown" and "When I Grow Too Old To Dream," by Juanita Holgate and Margaret 1'arrott, were sung. Courtesy girls for this year to be known as "Chickarie Chicks," are Juanita Holgate, captain; Jean Treman, pianist; Kathrine Rod man, Gertrude Hibbard, Helen Mc Fetridge, Lucretia Ross, Doris Steinbach, Marion Turner, Doro thy Austin and Alfreda Endresln. Visitors introduced during the evening were: Gladys Wiley, past matron, Roseburg Chapter. No 8; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, past matron and past patron, Can yonville Chapter; Romona Havay ston, conductress, Roseburg, and nir. ana Airs mu rarrou, uoia Beach Chapter. Th retiring worthy matron and worthy patron, Virginia Stacey and Delmar Murphy were escort ed to the East and presented with pins from the chapter. The Courtesy Girls presented drill for Virginia Stacey and gave her a gift from her officers. After the meeting refreshments of cake and coffee were served in the newly decorated hall down stairs. SANDRA MCNEIL HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY SURPRISE RECENTLY Sandra McNeil celebrated her fifth birthday with a party Wednes day afternoon. Present were Judy Ann Mode, Norman Smith, Archie and Terry Williams, Johnny Lea venhagen and Marilyn McNeil. After school, Sandra's brothers and sisters and three of their friends were served birthday cake. WOMEN'S MISSIONARY COUNCIL MEETS AT MRS. HAINES HOME The Women's Missionary Coun- c 1 of the Assembly of God Church, Elkton, held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Haines Thursday, Jan. 10. A pot luck dinner was served. Mrs. Mills was honored with a lovely cake and a handkerchief ahnwRF in honor of her birthday. The afternoon was spent with scripture reading and prayer. Plans were made as to what should be done for the missionaries dur ing the coming year. Tele -fun by Warren Goodrich "Be sure to wait for Mr. Flea to answer. He leads a fast life ... his dog Is always chas ing rabbits.". ..You'll com plete more calls if you give the other person time to answer at least a minute . . . Pacific Telephone. (11 (MOD G L E A N E R SM 217 lost Douglas St. Dial S-I29l' The GLIDE CHURCH of CHRIST Presents MONT WAYNE SMITH i n EVANGELISTIC SERVICES January .1 9-27 7:30 Each Evening THE HERALDERS QUARTET ' PIPER TRIO Or Other Special Music from Northwest Christian College, You Are Cordially Invited To Attend These Services. MARCH Of DIMES CARD PARTY HELD A March of Dimes card party was held Saturday evening at the Elgarose School. A report of $17 was taken in by Mrs. Lee Brown, local chairman. Door prizes were won by Alvin Benedick and Wesely Reeber. High prizes in pinochle were won by Mrs. Nelda Sand and David Sand and low went to Mrs. Warren Lu cas and Richard Hart EDEN LADIES AID HOLDS TUESDAY SESSION The Eden Ladies Aid met Tues day afternoon at the home of Louis Keefer with Mrs. Hoakland as hostess. Rev. Willis Erickson read the devotional with Mrs. Hildur John son, president, conducting the busi ness session. Plans were made by the aid to make a friendship quilt. Refreshments were served to Rev. and Mrs. Willis Erickson, Mrs. Elsie Anderson, Mrs. Lily Thompson, Mrs. Mable Backlund, Mrs. Edna Sjogren, Mrs. Evelyn Warren, Mrs. Holdun Johnson, Mrs. Emilie Hargesheimer and daughter, Carol and the hostesses, Mrs. Hoaglund and Louis Kelfer. The next meeting will be Feb. 19 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Willis Erickson in Roseburg. DR. SINCLAIR SPEAKER AT THETA IOTA CHAPTER EPSILON SIOMA ALPHA Dr. Sinclair, Phd, psychologist from the Veterans Hospital, was guest speaker at the regular meet ing of Theta Iota Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Dr. Sinclair spoke on mental hygiene. The group met Thursday night, Jan. 10, at the home of Mrs. Ray Ward. Mrs. Dale Woodruff was co hostess. Miss Lauralee Winniford Following the address by Dr. MELROSE FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB HOLDS ALL DAY MEETING The Melrose Friendly Hour Club met all day Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Louise Morris for a potluck luncheon at noon. A birthday cake was served honor ing the president, Mrs. Willamina Bonebrake. The hours were spent in textile S aiming. The next meeting will e at one o'clock, Feb. 6, at the home of Mrs. Willamina Bone brake. The roll call subject will be Lin coln and Washington. Valentines are to be brought for secret pals. Mrs. Norma Fenn will have charge of the program. Present were: Mrs. William Kurts and Mrs. Joe Kenworthy, guests and Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. Wanda Turpin, Mrs. Willamina Bonebrake, Mrs. Clara Herrmau, Mrs. Ellen Hofman, Mrs. Norma Fenn, Mrs. Minnie Jacobson, Mrs. Mildred Bonebrake, Mrs. Grace Fen and the hostess, Mrs. Morris was in charge of the program. Sinclair, a short business meeting was held. The next meeting will be held Jan. 24 at the home of Mrs. Jack I Wynn on North Pine Street. This will be a social meeting. Mrs, Fred Stora Jr. will be in charge of the refreshments. Informal attire s in order. Each member is to bring her favorite phonograph record. Those present at the meeting were: Mrs. Rodney Peterson, Mrs.J Nancy Uolvin, Mrs. Al Kitzow ana Miss Lauralee Winiford, Mrs. Jack Wynn, Mrs. Fred Stora Jr., Mrs. Dick Buswell, Miss Rhea Brown, Miss Adele Calvin, Mrs. Dick Stark, Mrs. Dale Woodruff, Mrs. Don Kruse, and Mrs. Ray Ward. LOOKINSGLASS GRANGE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HOLDS POTLUCK LUNCHEON Lookingglass Grange Home Eco nomics Club met at the Grange Hall for a potluck luncheon recently- Those attending the meeting were, Erma Wilson, Evelyn Ma ,nn Sue Ia nr Plhpl Mpver. Helen Schulz and Pearl Mathis. A card party was planned for Feb. 22. High and low prizes will Vm oivpn fnr hnth ninnchllt and can asta. There will be a small admis sion charge. Lveryone is invited. 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