10 Tha Newi-Review, Roitura, Or. Thur,, Aug. 1, 1952
AMARATH PICNIC
TO BE HELD SUNDAY
NEAR CANBY, ORE.
The twenty-third annual picnic
of the Grand Court, Order of the
Amaranth, state of Oregon will
be held Sunday, Aug. 10. Jn order
to centralize the location this an
nual affair will be held at Island
Park, two miles east of Canby,
Ore.
Lunch is scheduled for 12 noun
at which time coffee, ice cream
and soda pop will be furnished.
Games and races will begin at
2 p.m.
It is anticipated that members of
the Order will attend coming from
Astoria, Seaside, Cannon Beach,
Newport, Bend, Klamath Fills,
Medford, Roseburg, Eugene, Sa
lem, Oregon City, Milwaukio. Mc
Minn ville, Forest Grove, llillsboro,
Grcsham, 1'arkrose, 1'ortland and
Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Nadene Janes, Portland,
grand associate matron, and Don
ald Patton, Salem, grand associate
patron are co-chairmen of arrangc
irtents: They are assisted by the as
sociate matrons and patrons of the
sub-ordinate Courts.
SQUARE DANCE
CLUB HAS MEETING
SATURDAY EVENING
The "Wagon Wheel's" 'square
dance club met last Saturday at
the Roy Lucas home west of Su
thcrlin for an enjoyable evening
of souare dancing.
A large crowd was in attend
ance and two squares were ioing
at all times.
Several dances were practiced
for the contest that will be held
at the Timber Days celebration at
the Community Hall, Saturday
evening, Aug. 9, and another
practice will be held before that
time, with the members meeting
at the Ed llounchell home.
At midnight a potluck supper
was enjoyed.
TILLAMOOK PICNIC
TO BE HELD SUNDAY
AT DALLAS, ORE.
The Tillamook picnic will be
held in the city park at Dallas,
Ore., Sunday, Aug. 10, at 2 p.m.
All former residents of Tillamook
are invited to attend.
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oea snent and Kurle-Q-Noodles.
ELGAROSC COMFORT (jfr
CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL
PICNIC ON SUNDAY
The Elgarose Comfort Club held
its annual picnic Sunday at Ump
qua Park. A potluck dinner and
ice-cream bars were enjoyed, aft
er which a large number went
swimming.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. Mct'lurg and children, John
nie and Francy, of Baker, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lundeen
of Suthcrlin; Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
McAllister and daughters. Susie
and Sharon, of Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Hersey McBroom and chil
dren, Judy, Gloria, Hersey, Har
vey and Pearl; Mr. and Mrs.
George Showers, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hargesheimer and Carol;
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sjogren and
sons, Dickie and Dennis; Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Brown and Dick and
Sally, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hanson and Glen, Donald and
Margie.
PINE GROVE PIONEER
PICNIC AND HOMECOMING
DATED FOR SUNDAY
The Pine Grove Sunday School
homecoming and pioneer picnic
affair will be held at the Pine
Grove Sunday School grounds
Sunday. Aug. 10, at 12 p.m. Stan
dard Time. A guest speaker and
program will be presented at 2
p.m. Standard Time.
Those attending are asked to
bring a picnic dinner and their
table service. Coffee and punch
will he furnished by the Sunday
School. All persons interested are
invited.
EVERGREEN GRANGE TO
MEET AT UMPQUA PARK
The Evergreen Grange will meet
at Umpqua Park Friday, August
8 at 6 p.m. standard time for a
potluck supper. Members are to
assist in the decoration of the
booth for the County Fair.
DUV TENT NO. 15
TO MEET ON FRIDAY
DUV Florence Nightingale Tent
No. IS will meet in regular ses
sion at the KP Hall Friday eve
ning, August 8, at 7:30 p.m.
All members are invited to at
tend.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
BANQUET PLANNED
FOR AUGUST 15lh
The Eagles Auxiliary will hold
its incoming and outgoing officers
banquet Aug. 15 at a seven-thirty
o'clock affair at Carl's Haven.
Members, other than officers.
are also urged to attend. Reser
vations must be made by calling
either Luella Munson at 3-7467 or
Jean Forrest at 3-4129.
BETA ALPHA CHI
SORRORITY TO MEET
Beta Alnha Chi Snrnritv. wilt
meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Aug.
7 at the home of Mrs. Robert
WohpP TTmivitiB Part mvri All
members are urged to be present.
New Mill Starts
Cutting At Tiller
By ALICE LERWILL
The Scott Lumber Co. sawmill,
located on the South Umpqua Riv
er three miles east of Tiller, ha
started operations.
It is an all-electric mill, with
a cutting capacity of 30,000 board
feet.
Operator started a night shift
on Monday.
Tiller Boy Scouts, under the
leadership of Lance Brown en
joyed an overnight camping trip
at Camp Comfort Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Teena Smith and
family of Roseburg visited at the
Weston Scott home Monday even
ing. .
Mrs. R. Rockwell and daughter
spent' the week at their residence
in Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Williams
and family moved Sunday to their
recently purchased acreage on
the Graves property.
At noon Tuesday the employes
and families of the Issac Ger
vais Logging Co. held a picnic
near the scene of the company's
operations on Jackson Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stevens
and son of Cucamonga, Calif.,
were renewing old acquaintances
in Tiller Sunday. Mr. Stevens liv
ed in Tiller 37 yean ago.
Local
News
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Personnel In Australian
Communist Party Drops
CANBERRA, Australia w? The
Australian government claims
membership of the Australian
Communist Party today is about
half what it was in 1949. In 1949
Communist Party membership
was believed to be about 12,000.
Labor Minister Harold Holt says
the Liberal-Country Party govern
ment had made a well planned
penetration of Communist ranks
since it gained power in- 1949.
Communists have lost control
of some trade unions since the
government introduced secret bal
lots, supervised by Arbitration
Court, for positions as union ex
ecutives. '
WIENER ROAST AND
SWIMMING PARTY TO
BE HELD AUG. 11th
The Youth Group of the Camas
Valley Church will hold a swim
ming party and wiener roast Aug.
11. at Slater Bottom. The group
will meet at the church at 3:30
in the afternoon. - Mrs. Juan
Schwendener, group advisor, will
accompany them.
MULTNOMAH GROUP HAS
MEETING ON MONAY
The Multnomah Camp Fire
aroup held a meeting at the Forks
of the River Monday. Plans were
made for a baked food sale to
be held Saturday, Aug. 9. Swim
ming was enjoyed. Those present
were Nancy Daniels, Fay Etta
Kenyon, Carol Yantis, Judy Wulff,
Nancy Barker and the .leader,
Mrs. James Conn.
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Taking Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bell and daughter and Mrs.
Bell's mother, Mrs. Olive Clarke,
of Roseburg left today for Victoria,
B. C, on a vacation trip.
Visiting Here Miss Phyllis
Jorgenson is in Roseburg as the j
guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Feid-
kamp and family in Laurelwood.
Admitt.d To Hospital Mrs. !
Jim Davis, member of the society
reporting department of the ews- 1
Review, has been admitted to J
Douglas Community Hospital for
medical treatment. j
Visiters L.av. Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Nielsen have left for their !
home in Yakima, Wash., following
a week in Roseburg visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Lawson. While
fh Oregon, they enjoyed a sight
seeing trip to Crater Lake.
L.av. For Las Angelas Mrs.
Pete Wright and son, Stephen, of
Roseburg left Wednesday for Los
Angeles to visit the former's moth-,
er, Mrs. Sally Ramskill, formerly I
of this city. They will return, here !
Aug. 19. . .. j
R.c.iv.j Discharg. Stanley j
W,alker, soi; of Mr. and Mrs. Stur- j
gell Walker of Roseburg, returned j
home Monday, following his hon- j
nrable discharge from the- Nvv j
several days ago. Walker, an air- J
plane mechanic, served four years !
in the Navy. .
Leav. For Portland Mrs. Wil
liam; W. Knight and son, Philip
and twin daughters, Jeanne and
Joannp, left Wednesday for their
home in Portland, following a. visit
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Knight is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield of this
city. She was formerly Lota Hat- :
field.
Visit At Lawson Home Mr.
anu airs, i.eo Howard and daugh
ters, Connie Lee and Judy Kay,
of McMinnville, came down In
their plane Sunday for a visit with
.'us. nuwarus parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Lawson. Addition,
al guests at the Lawson home that 1
evening were Dr. and Mrs. T. j
Carter of Boome, la., Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Fioew of Winston, and
Albert Eckhouse and Mr. and Mrs
Eldon Howard and daughter, Lin
da, of Roseburg.
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