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A KID PARTY was enjoyed by members of Beta Iota Chop- I Doirs Du
ter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Wednesday evening at the home 1 row: Mis
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ui ivus. iuuney reierbun. rrizes went to winners
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TOW: IVUiS VCII1U ncuri, mi. ,,...., ....... .
In the Peterson and Mrs. Bill Madson. Joining the group aner me
games. .Front row, left to right: Mrs. Fred Stora Jr., Mrs. ". picture was taken was Mrs. Dale Woodruff. (Picture by
John Morgan and Mrs. Don Morgan. Second row: Miss ' Clark's Studio).
fUalentine ,jpt
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)pon5ort
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rt..i.. Aimfi Fir Alrls
(pictured above) gave valentine
nartv Thursday at the Knights of
PyUiias Hall in honor of the!r spon
sors the Pythian sisters.
Each guest was presented at
the door with a corsage made by
""Under the direction of the lead
ers Mrs. Les Frisk and Mrs. Ger
M BuUer. the Camp Fire group
presented 'a skit explaining the
iimsand advantages of Camp Fire
Refreshments .were served W;
lowing games in wluch all par
tiCFronfrow, left to right: Judy
tiir Pattv Dent, Donna Frisk,
PMricU Hites, Rita Bennett. Vick.
ITr and Janet Imj-SSf
row: Sharon Cow.n, Judy Stcart
Vireie Walls, Linda Holeomb Dar
let! Butler and Annetta Brinkmcy
ir The child seated in front
?..!. i.cksnn of Eugene, 8nd-
?....MB; of Mis. Mattie Jackson
was unable to be present
Third row: Elvita Barnes, Inga
High, Fannie Whipps, Belle Cren
shaw, AUa Arthur, Verla Hosford,
Doris Lauer and the guardians, Lu
cille nsK ana naomi nuuer.
Fourth row: Mattie Jackson, Vi
nla Curtis. Edvth Landis, Marion
Patrick,
Guthrie,
Skavdal
Rank mw . Marion Bolsinger,
Thelma Cameron, Jennie Jorey,
Laura Mack, Eluaoetn uaraner
and Jessie Sehlinsong. (Picture by
Photo Lab).'
U. OF 0. MOTHERS CLUB
MEETS AT W. H. CARTER
HOME MONDAY EVENING
The University of Oregon Moth
er's Club met at the borne o.
II.. W IS Parlni nn HnrVBrri
Janon ." " r .
Ethel Slabaugh. Hazel J .'::",'..-,':. "i?
UAlnn Martin anA P'thpl Per IWOHUay evcillllg wiu, nun.
Helen Martin and hthel M jnd Mr T. j slattery c0.
hostesses.
The business session was con
jucted by the club president, Mrs.
George Weseman. A report was
eiven bv Mrs. Charles Briggs on
her trip to Salem Jan. 29 for the
semi-annual u. oi o. momer w.
ecutive Board luncheon and busi
ness meeting.
It was decided to have a plant,
bulb, and shrub sale at the March
meeting. All members are asked
lA ntnlrihiita nlanlf tnr the sale.
The remainder of the evening
was spent playing gsmes. some
very clever prizes were provided
HOME LEAGUE OF
SALVATION ARMY
HOLDS MEETING
m... Unma T.9cni0 of the Sal-
ir,n irmu mpt at the hall at a
Ipotluck dinner Wednesday for a
farewell pariy lor ana .
daughter of Mis. Mattie jacK".... j D, w. Madsen who are leaving : I"'lhV ,.r,,ea
rrlins of the gro,m are M s rW&L. STi
Guarmans o. ...c -
Les frisK nu ..."-. -K .
One memoer, an
ler
Those nresent were: Mesdames
Pni.nH wt nra Welker. S. L.
Kidder, Edith Gilmour, E. R. Fos
ter. George weseman, a. m. jonn
be stationed with the Sanation
Army.
a hoautifut corsage was present
ed to Mrs. Madson from members . suniey Gottschalk, Don Rada
of the group and also birthday bju h Q$Qat ReTriei c. E. Knight,
gifts were given to Mrs. Lydia , A j, ' Parr D. e. Ware, Harrie
r:illett. Mrs. Louis Hilton and Mrs. ,,K rh.pi Rrent. Georee
Moats. H. A. Watzig, charlcs
ALPHA 2ETAS
MEET RECENTLY
AT 100F HALL
, n.u.,. TOW, ftirls larv I.ane
riuh Kn 30 met at the 100F Hall , Tne remainder of the after-! Brigg, and the hostesses W. U.
UUO ?" ," ..'J..I Shir. ... .nl in makini? D IIU 1 T r Slaltorv and Siir Fett.
l.. riil.it and vice-president, Jo- for , dinner to be given Saturday i The ncxt stated meeUng will
icy yineu. ..., in honor of Lt and Mrs. he at the home of Mrs. Chas
?' '!.t.akce,? "I Sh "All
the
members and prospec uve n.
be "are invited and also friends
interested are to contact any mem
ber or advisor of the group
The next meeting mil be an
outing to Taft mounUln Member,
r5e"L r-Sh rlev Gillett. Joan. Jonn
McGhehev.'Dalene'Busenbark. Ma
rie Barker JoAnne Miller. Sharon
Strode. Shirlev Morse. Bonnie Web
ber. Bea Fridlund. Judy Burke,
Jean Wilkonson. Pat Ventrer Pat
tie .Ten.en. Dorothy GUMt. Tjmni
McOrady. Diane and "orene Horn
buckle. Pat Niday. Micky Vukan
ovich and the two advisors with
one guest, Alice Hornbuckle.
evening in honor of Lt and Mrs.
D. W. Maasen.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
AT BORDEAUX HOME
Mrs. B. 0. Bordeaux was host
ess to her bridge club at her Rid
dle home Wedn-.'day evening. Club
members present were: Mrs. Wil
liam Kinard, Myrtle Creek; Mrl.
rtingh...n Jr., uanyonvme-
if.. Dnlurl Prnrtnr. airs, jonn
H. Markham Jr.. Mrs. William
Markham, Mrs. Larry Mimnaugh.
Soec'al micsts were Mrs. John Ar
onson of Canynnville and Mrs.
Flovd Guy of Riddle.
High score went to Mrs. Bor
deaux and the consolation favor
to Mrs. William Markham. Re
freshments were served.
rill
be at the home of Mrs. Chas
Moats, H. A. Watzig. Charles
Evangelical Lutheran at Elgarose.
Dries, in fh Hiarter Oaks sec
tion of Calkins Road March 18.
Mrs. Charles Brent and Mra.
George Moats will be co-hostesses
at the 7:30 dessert-supper.
DELORIS SANDERS ENGAGED
TO ROBERT KELLENBEbK
u, irut Mm fMhn Sanders of
Yoncalla announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Delons,
to S. Sgt Robert J. Kellenheck,
-t) l( . ..J Mra Art V on.
beck of Drain. Mr. Kelltnbeck left
Saturday lor Travu Air Base in
California where he is stationed.
No date b bees set for the wedding.
LUTHERAN WOMEN'S GROUP
I MEET AT SANTTI HOME
Women's Midweek Bible Class of
It. Paul's Lutheran Church met
uesday evening at the nome oi
Jr. and Mrs. George Santti, 1359
j;.l..r.. Ct Mr. Canrti lusl it.
sisted in serving by her neighbor,
Airs. ft. uieuan,
TiAuntinnt urlMV 1m1 hv Ttev. Mr.
Svlwester. The study topic vas
"iransngurauon oi jeaus.
Concordia College Chorus from
Portland will give a concert here
March 20. Mrs. Loyd Hill was ap
pointed chairman of the housing
committee which will arrange lodg
ing and meals for the chorus.
An invitation was extended to
tbt class to attend the internation
al convention of the National Luth
eran Women's Missionary League
to be held in Portland July 27,
28 and 29.
The next meeting of this group
win m npin miR'a a ii a u.in. ill
the parish house. The lesson study
will be "Glimpses of India and
Hong Kong," led by Mrs. II. Has-
bargen.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Jack
Gorthy and Mrs. Arthur Long.
MR. AND MRS. LANTZ
CELEBRATE FIFTY-SEVENTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr Mra Camnal T.anf rtf
Myrtie Creek celebrated their 57th
wedding anniversary at weir nome
on Division Street in Myrtle Creek
Wednesday. Feb. 11. Present to
celebrate the occasion were four
generations of their family.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Lanti of Elk Citv. their son: Mrs.
Zora Thissell, a granddaughter,
and her daughter, Clydia brace,
of Lyons.
Mr. ami Mrs Lanlf! have tour
sons: Guy of Elk City; Ray of
Molalla; Marion of Garibaldi, and
Charles of Lakeview.
Mr mwtA Mra f.anta aril JtntrtV.
mg good health and are starting
preparatons for their spring gar
den. Mr. Lanti is famous in his
neighborhood for growing fine
roser and lilies.
SWEETHEART BANQUET 7
GIVEN AT ROSEBURO
CHURCH FRIDAY NIGHT
A k. .).., aalt, Ull ilil
Sweetheart Banquet given last Fri
day at the North Roseburg Ohurch.
The room decorations were of
the valentine motif witb a large
white heart suspended from the
ceiling surrounded with, red and
white streamers,
The table was beautifully decor
ated with red camellias floating
on silver hearts and red candles in
white holders. A favor was given
each guest.
As interesting program was pre
sented with musical selections and
the crowning of the Queen and
Kine durinx the social hour. Norm
Niblett was crowned King and
Ann Bennett as Queen. Each, re
ceived a joveiy gnu
Pan,, talrinff nart tn DlA Km.
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zrim were; Janice Johansen, Jan-
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ICO VHllxa, Beverly inuma, iwr
man Forel, Dan Arensmeier, Rev.
and Mrs. Ren uooiey, norm jxid
lett, Ruth Knauf and Rev. Gordon
Jaffery with Mrs. Claude Right as
general cnairmaa xor un u&wiuefc.
VALENTINE FARTY
GIVEN SATURDAY
AT MIDDLES! AD I MUMO
A rlAlioSiifiil tiipnitiA Valiintlne
party was given aftiuruav cvcuuik
Dy Miss ireraiaine miuuiosuiui. ai
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Middlestadt, in Dil
lard. Geraldine was assisted by
MI.. Ciuln Mnr-llllniloTl.
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M,.PiA -wA rfonrintf urorA pninveil
throughout the evening. The elab
orate Millet supper was servcu uy
thi two vounK nosiesses a. ui
In,, nf. tna lnvnlv nnriv.
Thu mifiEt list included Donna
Qhiolsv Mickev Eason. Val Post.
Shirley Shepherd, Helen McGuire,
Marilun Hanmacar Phvllis Griese.
Mitzie Dowdy, Ann Ferguson, Bob
Post, Junior niu, jerry rrt;ycr,
Clayton Johnson. Jack Hill, Gaylon
ceh Hi, wn Miiur. inenn r tail.
Tommy weaver, niu oiatu, nmi
ney Pruitt, Jimmy Harris and War
ren tieinoacn.
AOWAKIYA GROUP
HOLDS CARD PARTY
The Aowakiya Camp Fire group
held a oard party Valentines Day
at the home of the guardian, Mrs.
George ivunn, xo wuicu yaicma
and sponsors were invited.
iTIia.1 altonHintf WAIWf Mr. flnd
Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Kilkenny,
Mr, and Mrs. ues-Diens, nr. ana
Mrs. Weisgerber, Mr. and Mrs.
Vineyard, Mra. Duyck, Mr. and
Mrs. Murphy and son; Mrs. Mi
chael Flatley and Mr. and Mr.
Kunn. . ,
rannnts and mnochle were play
ed during the evening.
Lunch was prepared ana servcu
by tho hostesses, Barbara Daly,
Carol and Maryann Duyck, Gerry
Weisgerber, Jenny Murphy, Pat
Pesley, JUrena uesoiens, marjur
ie Kilkenny, Kauueen bcou auu
r a-m Ann fftinn
The group played two games,
"Black Magic" and "Twenty Ques
tions," and sang. ' ,
fTU. Nan nrivn A VAlentinA BOX
jot candy, was won by Mr. Kilkenny.
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
HONORS MRS. D0WD
The E. D. Axt home In Canyon
Manor was the scene of a shower
honoring Mrs. Charles Dowd Fri
day evening. Mrs. Axt, Mrs. John
Norman and Mrs. John Bingham
Jr., were co-hostesses.
The table held a centerpiece of
pink carnationa and nut cups of
pink flannel made by Mrs. Nor
man. The cake was decorated with
pink buds, bonnets, bootees and a
blue baby dress.
The guest of honor wore a cor
sage of pink rosebuds given to ber
by Mrs. Axt.
Winners of games played during
the evening received corsages.
Present were: Mrs. Henry Ford,
Mrs, uene iNeiswanger, mm. iwi-
- rikann-ll Mra flnnrffA Brlnk-
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worth, Mrs. Fred Searld, Mrs. John
Aaronson, Mrs. noy aimuiuiia, mis.
Omer J. Monger oi Koseourg, me
m.A.l nt hnnnr Mm. Dowd and the
hostesses, Mrs. Axt, Mrs. Norman
ana Mrs. Dingaim.
Other friends sent guts oui were
unanie lo aiiena.
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
FOR MRS KESSINGER
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pose with gifts presented them at the Sweetheart banquet givw Friday tvning at tnt
North Roseburg Church. (Picture by Frn Daily)
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DISTRICT COVERhlOR, Mrs.' Dorothea B Taylor, above, made her oifficlal visit to
Rpseburg Altrusa Club at . a dinner and business session Monday evening at the Hotel
limpquo" At left ii Mrs. Jennie Amorde, club president, and at right, Mrs. John Blessing,
. !J a in:.. U.. Dn,,l larllral
vice presiueni. iriiuic uy ri .,,r.,
Mr. iPaulna aar, hfii-mlllir
lady with year's of knowledge and
experience in Altrusa, was gener
ous in answering dozens of ques
tions presented her regarding the
weuare oi Aiirusa. mis, aajfiui
reported she was quite pieasea
president, Mrs. Viola C. Blessing, ' bershlp; Mrs. Maldi T. Brasfield,
who . reported on the club's pro- Altrusa information, and - Mra.
. ... I .L 1 1 U r t k DAnrlall iiAatinn All in.
A pink and blue shower honoring ".ft-. r... m.H. hv Ro
":;rxgViSeSao-?
Mr. Eii.n Bnhertii in WoU Creek. eo last Apni.
The co-hostess was Mrs. Jewell
Minor. Refreshments were served.
The following ladies were pres
ent: Mrs. Elise Ferguson, Mrs,
u.. VaraiiuHi Mri. Theresa El
denburg, Mrs. Esther Edgerly,
Mrs. Thelma Strode, Mrs. Gen
evra Brewington, and her mother,
Mrs. Nichols irom ijniraiia,
Wash.; Mrs. Vernita Marriott, Mrs.
Dorotliy Peterson, Mrs. Howard
Johnson, Mrs. Thomasine Pember
ton, Mrs. Esther Carlock, Mrs. Wil
ms Kessinger, Mrs. Ellen Roberts
and Mrs. Jewell Minor.
PATTY COOK HONORED
WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY
A,!.. Marlnr! a fllr.nrll Atctttpd
muB mjv- r.viM , ,,
by her mother, Mrs. Ed Blondell,
avaa hnai- at Iheir home in Wil
bur at I surprise birthday party
Saturday in honor oi miss rany
ran.
Tknta nrAopnt were? Betty
Uwirat ctiarnn VAirhe. Helen Join
er, Marlyce Carey, Etna Joiner,
Alice Van Cleave, Alyce Morris,
Nadine Willden, Tommy Vasche,
Alhprt rinnham. Rnllie Grubbe.
Donnie Person, Gilbert Harvey,
Marvin Lee, Bill Morris, Corrin
Rlnndel . Hass e Woods. Mr. ana
uri Stanley Cook. Mr. and Mrs.
.lames Cook and son, Jimmy, ana
Mr mitA Mra F.fttvarr Rlnnrlell.
Games were enjoyed throughout
the evening, aner wnicn reivean-
menta were servea oy me nwaieas.
ALTAR SOCIETY
CHOOSES NAME
The Myrtle Creek group of All
Soul's Altar and Rosary Society
met at the church Tuesday even
ing and chose the name, St. Ther
esa's Circle.
At the suggestion of Father
Gallagher, it was decided tn de
vote the first portion of each meet
inr to a study period.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Jay
Rambeck and Mrs. Larry Jensen.
Ura lannla Maria A mnrff Tire
ldent, called on her following com
mittee chairmen lor reports
aaf.xr, far tha vaif And whl
progress the Grants and Aid de
partment has made toward friend
ship ana service, mrs. i-nscm.
Ellen Darby, recording secretary
Mrs. Arlene Myers, treasurer
Miss Lavina Fulton, corespomt
ing secretary: Mrs. Georgia Mc
Fall, international relations; Mrs
Mildred Herman, ways and
vice-1 means: Mrs. Marion Ross, mem-
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juiua imvi ma.ivu, auu a...,
Ilizabeth Randall, vocational in-
ormation, also gave reports. The
alter presented a very worthwhile
iroject for the club to consider
ind gave a most interesting talk
m her position as Dean of Girls
t Roseburg High School.
Other members attending were:
Art. Janet Bruffy, Mrs. Elisabeth
leinline and Mrs. Betty Jane Da
voe. ' .
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silon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. Left to right: Ann Robinson, Raina Chapman, Mrs. .
Wayne Crooch, sponsor, Mrs. H. Holeomb, assistant guardian, Phyllis Sutton and su
Spreng. (Picture by Mrs. Arthur Travis)
The Trail Seekers of the Ta-, ness. New officers ire Sue Spreng, , Ian. M"-.UrcorxU "53
wanka Camp Fir. Girl, recently president; r CoH.nneCoxe J4
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entertained their sponsors, XI Ep
silon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi,
at the home of Mrs. Holly Hol
eomb on S. Jackson St.
A model business meeting was
demonstrated with election of of
ficers as the main topic of bull-
laij, aim iviivsa wane-
Carolyn Sinclair and Pbyllli Sut
ton,
A social hour of singing ana
games followed. Refreshments
were served lo sponsor represen
tative, Mrs. Wayne Crooch j guard-
iLk-tt D.rK.r. Tiauii Janet Tra
vis, Catherine Hartman and Rose
mary Forrest oy Iran
Sue Sprang, Raina Chapman, Ann
Robinson. Phyllis Sutton attd ai
isUnt guardian, Mre. IWeomb.