6 The Newa-Review, Roseburg,
SOUTH DOUGLAS NILE
CLUB MEETS FRIDAY
EVENING AT KUMMER HOME
The regular meeting of the Zu
leima South Douglas Nile Club
was held Friday evening, Mar. 7
at the home of Mrs. F. L. Kummer
in Riddle wilh Mrs. W. E. Love
assisting hostess. The standing
committees for the next year were
appointed by the president, Mrs.
George R. Aker Sr. They include,
calling, Mrs. Frank O'Brien: host
esses, Mrs. Roy Frazier and Mrs.
W. E. Love; sewing, Mrs. V. H.
Cornutt, Mrs. I. B. Poole and
Mrs. F. L. Kummer; sickness and
distress. Mrs. V. A. Williams, Dr.
Mary T. Williams and Mrs. Clif
lord Kent: program and publicity,
Mrs. H. H. Fountain: Thanksgiv
ing boxes, Mrs. R. W. Mickelson,
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R. W. Mickelson.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Clifford Kent
in Tiller, April 4. Transportation
may be arranged bv calling either
Mrs. George R. Aker Sr., or Mrs.
V. H. Cornutt.
DUV FLORENCE
NIGHTINGALE TENT
TO MEET FRIDAY
The DUV Florence Nightingale
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members are cordially invited to
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SOUTH DEER CREEK
GRANGE HOLDS REGULAR
MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT
The regular meeting of the
South Deer Grange was held Sat
urday, March 1. Master Joe Brum
bach presided. Two guests and 60
members were present. A tair.ale
supper honoring the play cast of
"Billie's Goat" preceded the busi
ness meeting.
Legislative and good roads com
mittees reported. The South Deer
Creek Grange went on record to
appoint a deputy to check on
rtumpinc of trash on county roads.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jameson and
Misses Gcralding and Oma Day
were admitted as members. Mr.
Slabaugh of Evergreen Grange
gave an interesting talk on safe
driving.
Refreshment committee for
March IS meeting includes: Mr.
and Mrs. Vance Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Clemens, Mrs. Verna Em
ery, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cary
and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Duncan.
MEDFORD HONORED
BY OFFICIAL VISIT
Saturday, March 1, Mrs. Thel
ma B. Small of Evansville, Ind.,
supreme queen of the Daughters
of the Nile, made her official visit
to Zulcima Temple No. 13 at Med
ford. At which time a beautiful
ceremonial was held in her honor.
Members of Zuleima South Doug
las Nile Club attending included:
Mrs. V. A. Williams, Mrs. Roy
Fratier, Mrs. C. A. Palo and Mrs.
G. R. Aker Sr., of Myrtle Creek;
Mrs. W. E. Love and Mrs. F. L.
Kummer of Riddle; Mrs. I. B.
Poole. Mrs. Clifford Kent and
Mrs. Milton Andrews of Tiller. Al
so the following candidates were
initiated: Mrs. Merle Hamilton,
Myrtle Creek; Mrs. William Mark
ham and Mrs. John Markham Jr.,
Riddle and Mrs. C. L. Hartley of
Tiller.
LOOKINGGLASS PTA
HOLDS REGULAR MEETING
The Lookingglass PTA will hold
its regular meeting Friday, Feb. 14,
at eight o'clock in the schoolhouse.
The various' 4 11 groups will
give reports on what they are
doing. Lorna Vance and Ned Nay
will tell of the activities that took
place at the 4-H camp at Corval
iis last summer.
There will be a musical pro
gram by the Thompson children,
Mr. and Mrs. Rose and the Hay
Hands. Cake and coffee will be
served by the third and fourth
grade mothers.
MRS. FRED SCHULZE
ENTERTAINS H. E. CLUB
Mrs. Fred Schulze entertained
the Home Economics Club of the
Lookingglass Grange at her borne
March 6.
The afternoon was spent In mak
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ing some very attractive children's
sun dresses to be sold at the
spring festival sponsored by the
Grange at the school gym on
March 21.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved to members, Erma Wilson,
Evelyn Mazon, Elberta Kerr,
Pearl Mathis and the hostess, Hel
en Schulze.
MR. AND MRS. FRENCH
TO CELEBRATE SSTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Orville French
will celebrate their fifty-fifth wed
ding anniversary Sunday. March
16, at their home in Sutherlin.
Relatives and friends are invited
to call between two and five o'
clock in the afternoon and from
seven to nine o'clock in the even
ing. MUSIC TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION CHANGES
MEETING PLACE FOR FRIDAY
The Douglas County Music
Teachers Association will hold a
noon luncheon at the Presbyterian
Church parlors instead of the Ump
qua Hotel on Friday. All mem
are asked to notice the change in
meeting place.
DE MOLAY MOTHER'S
CLUB HOLDS SESSION
The De Molay Mother's Club
met at the home of Mrs. Jo Feld
kamp in Laurelwood. Mrs. Ruth
Burger was the co-hostess.
A business meeting was held
presided by Mrs. Amelia McGe
hey. The president, Mrs McFall
was ill.
Lovely refreshments were serv
ed by Hie hostess after which the
group spent the rest of the even
ing playing several games. Prizes
were awarded.
The following were present:
Mrs. Dena Singleton, Mrs. Amelia
McGchcy, Mrs. Fay Clark, Mrs.
Ethel White, Mrs. Mayor, Mrs.
Vehcla Geddes, Mrs. Ethel Swaze
Mrs. Wanda Ware and the host
ess, Mrs. Jo Feldkamp and Mrs.
Ruth Burger.
RIDDLE RHYTHM REVUE
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
The Riddle Rhythm Revue, a
benefit performance sponsored by
the Riddle PTA will be held Fri
day evening at the Riddle High
School auditorium. This was writ
ten and produced by Mrs. Dorothy
Smith, member of the PTA execu
tive board. It will feature top tal
ent from the county.
RUMMAGE SALE TO
BE HELD ON SATURDAY
The Women of the Moose will
sponsor a rummage sale Saturday,
March IS, in the Episcopal Parish
Hall. The sale will be held from
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those having
rummage to be picked up are re
quested to dial 3-3527.
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BETA ALPHA CHI
SORORITY MFETS
AT WEST HOME
Beta Alpha Chi sorority held a
meeting Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. William West. A
vmite sale was discussed and a
committee was chosen to plan it.
Plans were made for a smorgas
bord supper which will be held
at the home of Mrs. Robert Weber
in April.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting to: Mrs.
David Harem, Mrs. Robert Horn,
Mrs. Fat Plumlee, Mrs. Robert
Weber, Mrs. Edward Kelly, Mrs.
Stan Cornutt, Mrs. William West,
Mrs. Jim Standley and Mrs. Harold
Walton.
The next meeting will be March
20 at the home of Mrs. Robert
Horn on Shenandoah Ave.
RICE VALLEY
EXTENSION UN4T
TO MEET FRIDAY
The Rice Valley Extension Unit
will meet at the hall Friday, March
14, at 11 a.m. A sack lunch will
be held at noon. Mrs. Emerson
and Mrs. Davis will give lessons
on "Draperies." Everyone is in
vited to attend.
RIVERSDALE HOME
ECONOMICS CLUB
TO MEET FRIDAY .
The Riversdale Home Economics
Club will meet Friday at the home
of Kay Simmons with Doris Vast
erling as co-hostess. All members
are cordially invited to attend.
WILBUR RECREATIONAL
CLUB TO HOLD SKATING
PARTY AT WINCHESTER
The Wilbur Recreational Club
will sponsor a community skating
party at Winchester Friday night,
March 14. Everyone is invited.
MORNING STAR BLUE
BIRDS ELECT OFFICERS
The Morning Star Blue Bird
group at Futlerton School met
Wednesday after school. Mrs. Bette
Leach is the leader.
New officers were elected and
included: president, Sharon Jef
feries; vice president, Jeannie
Leach; seargent of arms, Margo
Matthews: song leader, Melanie
Hover, and game leader, Linda
McDougall.
Other members are: . Beverly
Myers, Juanita Moller, Donna
Myers, Lorie Hayes, Patsy Greg
ory and Judy Hosford.
hnnFifl FAhnmrv ii Valentine
party was enjoyed and each girl
furnished somethine for the re
freshments. Recently they visited
Patterson's Bakery and saw step
by step how bread is made. Each
girl was given a doughnut and it
was agreed that the trip was in
teresting. These are the girls of Mrs.
Springs' fourth grade at Fullerton
School.
SOUTH DEER CREEK
GRANGE HOLD MEETING
The Home Economics Club of
the South Deer Creek Grange met
Feb. 29 at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Karcher. The meeting was
called to order by the chairman,
Mrs. Joe Brumbach. Final plans
were made for a banquet to be
served to the Lion's Club and the
4-H club members.
Members present were: Mrs.
William Bailey. Mrs. Gene Mathis,
Mrs. C. L. Branton, Mrs. T. E.
Duncan, Mrs. Robert Findlay,
Mrs L. 1, Patterson, Mrs Clif
tnrd Jones, Mrs. William Karcher,
Mrs. Albert Karcher, Mrs. T. E.
Beall, Mrs. Wilbur Webb, Mrs. W.
George Krueger, Mrs. bdwara
Karcher, Mrs. Francis Reich, Mrs.
Joe Brumbach, Mrs. William Mel
ton and Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst.
A guest was Mrs. M. Lindner.
Refreshments were served by
the Jiostess Mrs Karcher. The
next meeting will be held at the
nome of Mrs. Robert Findlay on
April 4.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS AUXILIARY TO MEET
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary meeting will be held Fri
day evening at eight o'clock at
the American Legion Hall. There
will be a nomination of officers.
Members and those eligible for
membership are invited to attend.
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HOLDS RECENT MEETING
YONCALLA STUDY CLUB
A delightful afternoon was
spent Thursday March 6, by
the members of the Yoncalla
Women's Studay Club, when Mrs.
Dan Wright and Mrs. Guy enter
tained in the social room of the
Methodist Church. The room was
beautifully decorated with daffo
dils and other spring flowers. A
one o'clock dessert-luncheon was
served followed by the regular
business meeting and study hour.
Mrs. Cabaness had charge of the
devotions. Mrs. Hugh Warner
made a very strong appeal to the
members of the club for the Red
Cross drive. Each member is to
canvass a certain locality for the
campaign.
Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Phil Hunt
ington had charge of the study
hour. Their topic was "Music of
America." Mrs. Sparks gave a
very interesting talk on how In
dian and Western music came to
be. Mrs. Huntington spoke on
Negro and Mountain music. The
Indian and Negro music was illus
trated by Mrs. Tim Ellis singing
several beautiful numbers, accom
panied by Mrs. George Edes at
the piano. The Western and moun
tain music was illustrated by rec
ords. Group singing of old time
songs completed a very enjoyable
afternoon.
Guests present were: Mrs. Tim
Ellis, Mrs. George Edes. Mrs. Dan
Russell, Mrs. Vern Williams, and
Mrs. Marshall Merk. Members
present were Mrs. Leroy Hanson,
Mrs. Cabaness, Mrs. Raphael
Wise, Mrs. Phillip Phelps, Mrs.
Jazek. Mrs. J. N. Sparks, Mrs.
Earl Strong, Mrs. Harvey Cocker
am, Mrs. Edgar Richards. Mrs.
Dare Kingery, Mrs. Hugh Warner,
Mrs. Dan Wright and Mrs. Guy
Day.
ZULEIMA CLUB TO
HOLD INSTALLATION
Zuleima Club, Daughters of the
Nile, will hold a formal installa
tion of officers Friday evening fol-
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at the home of Mrs. William Oerd-
mg, neaoeii station (Highway 99
North). Those desiring transpor
tation are asked to meet at Hotel
Rose by seven o'clock.
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WSCS HOLDS ALL DAY
MEETING RECENTLY
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Lookingglass
Church met Wednesday in the so
cial room of the church for an
all day meeting. The morning
hours were given over to com
pleting the three quilts which are
designed for relief work. A pot
luck luncheon was enjoyed at
noon.
In the afternoon the business
session was conducted by the pres
ident. Mrs. John Mathis. The de
votional service was led by Mrs.
J. C. Williams. Mrs. Mary Jacoby
was appointed to head a commit
tee to look into ways and means
(or making additional funds for
the treasury.
In i attendance at the meeting
were: Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs.
Mary Jacoby, Mrs. Susie Oar, Mrs.
Erma Wilson, Mrs. Evelyn Mazon,
Mrs. Doris Matthes and Clark,
Mrs! Dorothy Williams, Mrs. Echo
Heard, Mrs. Pearl Mathis, Mrs.
Wallace Watkins, Mrs. Veda Mere
dith. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Hazel
Buell, Mrs. Flora Ixiwden. Mrs.
Emma Cooper and Mrs. Billie El
liott. EVERGREEN GRANGE
TO MEET FRIDAY
The Evergreen Grange will meet
Friday evening at eight o'clock.
The first and second degrees are
to be given. A quarterly birthday
party will be held. White Elephants
are to be brought. Refreshment
committee: Mr. and Mrs. R. Har
ryman, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wag
ler and Mr. and Mrs. C. Slabaugh.
Budget-Cutters Win
Minor House Victory
WASHINGTON W The first of
the administration's new approp
riation bills was through the House ,
Tuesday with budget-cutters boast-;
ing a minor victory.
They imposed a 2 per cent cut in
two of the President's budget re
quests. Passed by voice vote late Mon-
day and sent to the Senate, the i
bill would appropriate $3,438,565.-1
000 to finance the Treasury and
Post Office Departments for the I
fiscal year starting July 1. I
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AMARANTH GRAND COURT
SESSION HELD IN PORTLAND ?
The 25th annual session of the
Grand Court. Order of the Amar
anth, state of Oregon came to a
successful close March 8 in the
Masonic temple at Portland with
the installation of new officers.
Tho c"-emoP" was witnessed by
more than 500 members of the
oruer and friends. Winnifred K.
Dyer of Cannon Beach and Fran
cis R. Henkle of Gresham were
seated as grand royal matron and
grand royal patron.
Marie L. Oder of Coral Gables,
Fla., supreme royal matron, who
was present, was the honored
guest. Mrs. Oder spoke of the
growth of the order and the many
charitable activities being done by
the Amaranth courts. The order
is international, having courts in
Australia, England, Ireland, Scot
land, Canada, Alaska. Hawaii, the
Philippine Islands and more than
30 states of the United States.
One of the session highlights
was the philanthropic committee
report that an amount in excess of
$3500.00 was given during the past
year to the Shriner's hospital, the
Portland Rehabilitation center, and
the many projects carried out by
the subordinate courts. A total of
1100 hours was contributed by the
members in making articles for
the Shrine and Dornbecker hospit
als. Those from Roseburg receiving
positions m the official grand fam- .
ily include: Betty Smith, grand T
representative to Ohio; David Tay
lor, grand representative to Minnesota.
Women of the
Moose
Rummage Sale
Saturday
9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Episcopal
Parish Hall
PURE TURPENTINE
29c pt.
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