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10 Th. N.ws-HeWew, Roieburg. Or. Wed., Feb. 13, 1952 . POTLUCK DINNER VALENTINE CARD PARTY TO BE INTERESTING AFFAIR OF THURSDAY Both men and women are In ' vited to enjoy the Valentine card Earty. to be sponsored by the adiei Guild of St. George's Epis copal Church Thursday evening, Feb. 14. at eight o'clock at the Parish House on isast Lass street, -, Miss Patricia Mayo is general chairman of tne party, canasta, Einochle and contract bridge will e in play. Decorations will be in V M TOILET TISSUE of a Cudqet'puu Md Toilet Tissue is a bathroom luxury at no additional cost. Next time you shop, buy several rolls of MD it's a bargain! chares of Mrs. William Lindsell snd Mrs. Arthur Harper will have charge of reiresnmentj rrises win be in charge ol Mrs. u. a. md nerlv Jr. Those desiring reserve. tions are asked to call Mrs. A. D. Parr at 3-4096 or Mrs. Phil Hartb at 3-8292. MRS. ELMER LARSON ENTERTAINS KNITTING CLUB AT LUNCHEON Mrs. Elmer Larson entertained her knitting club at a 1:30 o'clock dessert - luncheon Wednesday at her bnaclous home west of buuur- lin. A pretty centerpiece of spring flowers graced tne tame. Covers were placed for: Mrs. D, 3. Coor, Mrs. Jessie Brown, Mrs. Mary Buckbee. Mrs. Claude Smith, Mrs. L. H. Beaudrie, Mrs. Mary Kiesenweber, Mrs. Keith Dies, Mrs. Hoy Lucas, Mrs. Hope rai nier. Mrs. Henry Frotscher. Mrs, Woody Martinson and the hostess, Mrs. Larson. The meeting day of the club has been changed to Wednesday in slead of Thursday and the next meeting will be held at the lorn: of Mrs. Martinson west of Suth- erlin. The pleasant afternoon was spent knitting, crocheting and sewing. NEIGHBORHOOD CARD CLUB MEETS THURSDAY Mrs. William Kolpak was a charming hostess Thursday for her Neighborhood Card Club at her home in Dillard. The group played pinochle during the afternoon with the guest prize awarded to Mrs. (jlauys Smith. The hostess served a delicious dessert-luncheon at three o'clock to Hie following guests: Mrs. Ed die Dorrah, Mrs. Dor. Gibb, Mrs, Mclvin Van Orman. Mrs. Stan Sav- anski, Mrs. Joe Tealer, Mrs. Loyde Remington, Mrs. Myron Haines, airs, iii any s bmun and the Hostess, Mrs. Kolpak. DANIEL DIMICK TO SPEAK AT PTA SESSION The Winchester PTA will hold a Thursday evening meeting at 7:30 o'clock at the Winchester School. Attorney Daniel Dimick will be guest speaker and will talk on "What a PTA Means to a Father." Ladies are to bring sandwiches and cup service. Baby sitters will be at the school. All parents, teach ers and others of the district in terested are urged to attend. BETA IOTA CHAPTER TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT Beta Iota Chapter, Epsilon Sig ma Aloha Snrorily. will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred Mora Jr., at 434 Ella Street. Order Your Fuel Now 0 16 Inch Green Wood O Planer Ends O 16 Inch Dry Wood O Saw Dust jmmk SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOU! GRANGE MEETING TUESDAY Following a delicious potluck din ner the regular Melrose Grange meeting with Paul Kreuger presid ing was held Tuesday evening. It was reported that the veteran, Tom Dempsey, which the Grange pur chased a radio for last fall, re cently hid an operation on his eyes and Is able to see again. Cecelia Kenyon reported that dif ferent kinds of trees could be ob tained from the Forest Service Department for reforestation on places of 3 acres or more. A United Nations flag was pre sented to the Grange from the Mel rose Home Extension Unit. The lecturer, Connie Showers, present ed a program of Valentine read ings by the officers, a solo by Ellen Hoffman and two skits by the mem bers. Group singing was enjoyed with Lorraine Veenstra at the pi ano. The social night was an nounced for Feb. 9. A card party will be held Friday Feb. 22, with Amy Matthews and Mable Busen bark In charge. The social night in March will be In charge of the men with Clarence DeCamp lis chairman. VICTORY CIRCLE MEETS AT KINYON HOME The Victory Circle of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Myrtle Kinyon Feb. 7 at ten o'clock for a breakfast. Those as sisting with the serving included: Mae Byrd, Helen Lehne and Cor rine Madsen. The regular meeting followed with an opening prayer by Nettie Jurgens. The devotions wore given bv Mvrtle Kinyon. The next meeting will be Mar. 6 at two o'clock at the home oi Abb e McLoghlan. Those present included: Myrtle Kinyon and Robert; Mae Byrd, Corrine Madsen, Helen Lehne and Norman: Floy Lee. Louise Qualt- ney and Richard; Maud Cameron, Martis Wingfield, Virginia Yates, Linda and Denny; Mildred Ladd and Sandra Kay; Gertrude Hat- fie d. Nettie Jurgens. Otie Harris Violette West, Garnet Davidson, Lula Hughes, Edith Roberts, Helen Sanders and Len and Tyrone; ana Lora Kester. BUSY STEPPERS MEET AT ROBERTS HOME RECENTLY The Busy Steppers met at the home of Mabel Konerts tor an all day meeting with a chicken din ner served at noon recently. Members present included: Mrs Nettie Wilson, Helen Northcraft and Ann; Adda Ollivant, badie Lewellyn, Ony Wilson and Terry; Maureen Muelzel, Virginia Warn bolt and Juanita. Bcrnice Parker. Suzanne and Sandra; Rhoda Long and Gary; Claire Brinkman and Richard; Garnet Folmsbee, Paul ine Gore. Mary Hodijes, Anna Ire land, Effie Croucher, Metta Calk ins, Junia Byron, Joyce Croucher and the hostess, Mabel Roberts. Secret sister names were ex changed among the new members who were not in on the first ex change.' Prizes went to Mctta calkins ana Bernice Parker. The next meeting will be at the home of Virginia Wambolt. Feb. 21. AU ladies are asked to be present. GUILD CARD PARTY SLATED FOR THURSDAY A Guild Card Party will be held at the St. George's Episcopal par ish hall Thursday. Bridge, canasta and pinochle will beilaycd. Guests planning to attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs. Phil Harty, 3-8292. CHOKED.,: GAS? THANK HKAVENSI Moit fttUcki in Juit tcW tndlieaUon. When It itrlku. take Bell-ana Ubleta, Thejr contain the faiUat-actlni medlclnci known to doctors for tha relief of heartburn, gaa and similar dlatreai, 19d. RIGHT ON JACKSON toue and see the $11.95 ' ' UMPQUA REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT The TJmpqua Rebekah Lodge No. 173, of Elkton, mot for a regular session Tuesday, Feb. 4. with June Morganti, Noble Grand and Vel ma Binder. Vice Grand. Betty Folk of Drain was accept ed by transfer card to member ship in the lodge. Miss Virginia Essllnger and Mrs. Bernice Mode were initiated. The degree marching staff was: June Morganti, Velma Binder, Pauline McNeil, Ruth Llcklider, Gladys Stewart, Opal Ross, Dorothy Bin der, Frances Price, Marcella Hen derer, Bessie Lakey, Hazel Mad ison, Cecilia Nelson, Mary Haines, LiUie Garrison, Grace Sawyers and Betha Hancock. The tableaus and other officers were: Emma Mon ner, Wilbur Garrison, Garrold Mad ison, Charles Hedden, Frances Hed den, Phyllis Hutchinson, Grace Sawyers and Lucille Moore. The visitors from Rcedsport in cluded: Bessie Murphy, Essie Lock wood, Gladys Fryleman, Dorothy Neal and Hazel Waggoner. Mildred Honeyman was the only guardian visitor. Out - of town members were: Rean Grubbe, Marjorie Grubbe of Scottsburg; Ollie Buck, . Claude Buck, Bessie Lakey and Eugene Lakey of Drain. Elkton members present were: Dorothy Binder, Pauline McNeil, Mary Haines, Cecilia Nelson, Ber tha Hancock, Frances Hedden, Gil bert Binder, Emma Monner, Hazel Madison, Hanna Madison, Marcella Henderer, LiUie Gams son, Mable Rader, Frances Carnes, Gladys Stewart Ar.na Bower, Grace Sawyers, Phyllis Hutchin son, June Morganti, Opal Ross, Velma Binder, Lucille Moore, Frances Price, Evelyn EBslinger, Clara Riley, Edith Gates, Walter E s s I i n g e r, Wilbur Garrison, Charles Hedden and Garrold Mad ison. Under the good of the order, Frances Price, gave a reading. Frances Carnes sang a solo. Vel ma Binder was presented with a secret work certificate. Retiring noble grand, Lucille Moore, was presented with a jewel by Bessie Lakey. The prize for the game was given to Claude Buck of Drain. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by all. A gift was presented to a re cent bride, Phyllis Hutchinson. BELLVIEW CLUB MEETS AT ROSELUND HOME The Bcllview Club met Feb. 6 at the home of Ethel Roselund with Cora Collison as co-hostess. Eleanor Gilbreath, president, open ed the meeting and Mattie Gosnell, secretary, read the minutes. Plans were made for a cooked food and fancy work sale the last of March. A White Elephant sale will be held at the next meeting. This will also be a Pollyanna party and names will be exchanged for next year. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be Mar. 5 at two o'clock at the home of Ruth Parker. Mattie Gosnell will be co-hostess for the potluck luncheon. Members are asked to bring articles for the White Elcnhant sale. Those present included: Elhel Roselund and Anitia: Cora col lison. Belle Huff and Christine. El eanor Gilbreath and Zila; Phyllis Cunningham and Joy; Ruth Park er, Mattie Gosnell, Thclla Webber, Beth Bayer. Betty Zuck. Marjory Gilbreath, Lizzie Gardner, Emma Beckley. Irene Walker, Olive Walk er. Lora Kester, Vannie Jacka and guests, Donna lNorlh and uayle. ELKTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH MEMBERS MEET The members of the Elkton Christian Church hpld its regular monthly basket . dinner and busi ness meeting Sunday. Out of - town guests Included: Dr. and Mrs. Guy Wright of Eu gene Christian College. Dr. Wright has charge of the local church. About 30 persons were present. Ina Henderer was able to be present after about two months of having her knee in a cast. LADY ELKS TO HOLD REGULAR THURSDAY SESSION The Lady Elks will meet for a regular session Thursday evening at eifiht o'clock at the Elks lounge. Pinochle, canasta and bridge will bo played. COTTON DRESS WORKSHOP STARTED AT GARDEN VALLEY Miss Nelda Norris and Mrs. C. L. Spray are conducting a cotton dress workshop for a group of Garden Valley women who plan to take instruction in March in the "Better Dress Workshop". The group met Monday and Wednes day at the Garden Valley Women's clubhouse to sew cotton dresses. This course must be taken first in order for participant to be el igible to take the course in making better dresses that will be given in March at the Riversale Grange Hall with Miss Nelda Norris and Mrs. C. L. Spray as project lead ers. Ladies attending the cotton workshop are; Mrs. Joe Toman, Mrs. Clifford McKay, Mrs. Ellen Post, Mrs. Mayme Teeter, Mrs. Lyle Bostwick, Mrs. M. C. Doyle, Mrs. Elton Zuver, Mrs. Neil Christ ian and Mrs. Dale Guiley. JAY C ETTES TO HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS TONIGHT Election of officers of the Rose burg Jay-C-Ettes will take place this evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Hart in Garden Homes on Calkins Road. The following have been nominated for the various of fices: Mrs. Sid Moon and Mrs. Walter Brittel for president; Mrs. Eldon Howard for vice president: Mrs. John Heetcr for secretary and Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs. Jay Golden for treasurer . The consti tution and by-laws of the organiza tion will be presented for approval. Wives of all Jaycees are in vited and urged to attend. PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN'S SOCIETY TO HOLD DESSERT-LUNCHEON ThA Wnmnn'i Knrietv will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for a dessert-luncheon at the First Presbyterian Church parlors. Mrs. P. K Hall will hp in charee of the program on "The Challenge of Our fresoyterian Heritage. Mrs. W. M. Chalmers and Mrs. L. W. Metzger will be co-hostesses for the dessert-luncheon. The de votions will be in charge of Miss Ruth Swinney. All women of the church are invited. VALENTINE GUEST DAY SLATED FOR COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN The women of the Country Club will hold the weekly meeting Thursday at the clubhouse. A noon luncheon will be served. Contract bridge play will begin at one o'clock. This is to be the annual Valentine guest-day affair. Res ervations must be in by Wednes day noon by calling Mrs. Edward Murphy or Mis. Harold E. Schmeer. CHAPTER Bl PLANS FRIDAY MEETING Chapter BI, PEO Sisterhood, will hold a 1:15 o'clock dssrt-lunch-con at the home of Mrs. C. E. I-obcrs on F.-iimy. Mrs. Claude Kerr will be cohostcss. rff' a"m'l:y...?'yr.'i' l:J:.. FOR HOME DELIVERY umpqua dairy milk ADD DAIRY PRODUCTS DF.LIVF.RY1 1 TIMES A KEEK DeSpain and Connlne RETAIL PEL IVERY SERVICE mis TH! SHOI WITH THt StAUTIFUl PIT SOFTEST SHOE EVER PUT ON TWO FEET Truly a sensation. Set how easily it flexes, crafted of fine calf thai takes a bright shin and cuddles your fool like a soft glove. V VALENTINE DAY IS THURSDAY 0 OLD FASHIONED A heart-shaped box of luscious chocolates will express your sentiments graciously and generously. Whitman's ond Hoeffler's wonderful chocolates, in Valentine boxes, from 49c to $5.50 CHAPMAN'S DRUGS BEGINNERS SQUARE DANCE CLASS CHANGES MEETING PLACE , The beginners square dance class that is sponsored by the Swingeroo Square Dance Club, will not meet at the Edenbower gy.n as previously announced. They will meet Thursday, Feb. 14, at the new Fullerton School gym from eight o'clock until ten o'clock in the evening. NEW IDEA CLUB MEETS AT BALENTINE HOME IN SUTHERLIN Mrs. Thelma Balentine entertain ed the New Idea Club Wednesday at a delightful 12:30 o'clock lunch eon at her home east of Sutherlin. The table was centered with a pretty arrangement of pussy wil lows. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Minnie Abeene, Miss Ethel Man ning, Mrs. Hallie Martin, Mrs. Bettie Smith, Mrs. Bonnie Harvey, Mrs. Meryl Wahl, Mrs. Maggie Francis, Mrs. Marjory Denley, Mrs. Fern Flory, Mrs. Lola Rose and the hostess, Mrs. Balentine. The afternoon was spent making tea towels. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Feb. 20, at the home of Mrs. Harvey on East First Ave nue. CAMAS VALLEY HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEETS AT PRYOR HOME RECENTLY The Camas Valley Home Econ omics Club met Wednesday, Feb. S, at the home of Mrs. Louis Pryor in Camas Valley. The group made pians lor a cane walk to be held during the lecturer's hour in orange luesday night. They also liscussed their plans for the year y checking through the new year book, which Erne)st Booth has just finished printing. i Those present at the meeting : were Mesdames- Hazel Roberts, : Hannah Taylor, Doris Lamm, Daisy Kirkendall, Lou Cunning ham, Edith Booth, Marjorie Wea ver, Mae Jones, Brunette Wilson and the hostess. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served. j PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET THLRiDAY The Pythiaa Sifters will ho!d a regu.ar meeting Thursday a eish o'clock in th evening at the KP 'all All members are urged to attend. . MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET The Mid-Week Bible Class of St Paul's Lutheran Church will meet at the parish house with Mrs. Mi' ler and Mrs. Sylvester as co-host- j esses Thursday. EVERGREEN HOME ECONOMICS CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Evergreen Home Economics Club will meet at neven o'clock Thursday evening at the home of Kosa fieinoaeu in Dillard. Co-hostesses will be Velma Albertus and Besse Lounsbury. WOMEN'S GUILD TO SPONSOR RUMMAGE SALE Those having contributions for tne rummage sale to be sponsored by the Women's Guild of Faith Lutheran Church to be held Satur day, Feb. 16, at 9 a.m. at the Episcopal Parish House on East Cass Street, are asked to leave them at the home of Mrs. C. A. Gilmer at 433 S. Pine Street, or to have them picked up, call Mrs. Roland Springer at 3-4)88 before Friday. FORSYTHE GUILD TO MEET FEB. 14 The Forsythe Guild of the Pres. byterian Church will meet Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs. Ina Farns- worth.- All members are asked to be present, FORSYTHE GUILD TO MEET THURSDAY The Forsythe Guild of the Pres. byterian Church will meet at eieht o'clock Thursday evening at the nome or ina arnsworlh, 612 S. Mill. MELROSE PTA TO CELEBRATE FOUNDER'S DAY AT MEETING The Melrose PTA will meet at Melrose School Thursday evening at eight o'clock for a Founder's Day program. Refreshments will be served by sixth grade mothers. All members and friends are in vited. POTLUCK FELLOWSHIP DINNER PLANNED FOR CAMAS VALLEY PEOPLE The Camas Valley potluck fel lowship dinner will be held Thurs day evening at 6:30 o'clock at the church. Chairman for the group will be determined at this time. DID Bf? 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