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I fortify esQ (SMs 10 Tht Nawt-Ravlaw. RoMbura, Or. Sat., Mor. 21, 1953 . i ea University of Oregon Mother's Club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Briggs, Charter Oaks Ad dition, Calkins Road, Monday eve ning. Mrs. Charles Brent and Mrs. George Moats were co-hostesses for the dessert supper. Decor ations were in the St. Patrick's motif. A business meeting conducted by the president, Mrs. George Weseman. followed the supper. It was decided to give a tea honor ing members of the Oregon State Mother's Club Saturday, April 18, 3 to S p.m. at the home of Mrs. Demlng Bronson, "Waffle Ridge," Charter Oaks Addition, Calkins Road. Committees for the tea are: Mrs. W. H.- Carter, invitations; Mrs. H. A. Wafeig, entertainment: Mrs. Dave Taylor, publicity, and Mrs. Charles Briggs, decorations. After the business session, profitable plant sale was held. Members present for the eve ning were: Mrs. L. 3. Lewis, Mrs. Ed th Gilmour, Mrs. Deming Bron son. Mrs. D. E. Ware, Mrs. D. L. : Taylor, Mrs. S. G. Gottrehalk, Mrs. Ora Welker, Mrs. Paul R. Shanklin, Mrs. Sig Fett, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mrs. Weseman, Mrs. J. A. Gibson, Mrs. E. R. Fos ter, Mrs H. J. Wuiter, Mrs H. A Watzig and the hostesses, Mrs. Brent, Mrs. Moats and Mrs. Briggs. The next regular meeting win be Monday, April 20, at the home of Mrs. Roland West, 1140 Harri son St. Mrs. Darley Ware and Mrs. Clyde Knight will be co-hostesses at the 7:30 o'clock dessert supper. There will be election oi officers for the coming year. jPreSenh. ine JP arnqa a a roqram Mrs. Donald O'Neil entertained Alpha Iota Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at her home on Keasy Road Tuesday evening with Mrs. George Krueger co-nostess. , The business meeting was con. auciea by Mrs. Kaipn Wiley, pres ident. There was a report from the nominating committee. April it was me aaie set io Journey to Limage urove ana conduct tne Ritual of JJewels to the Friend, ly Venture Chapter there. Following the business meeting a most interesting program was given by Mrs. John Carrlg on "The Garden." Mrs. Carrlgg ex. lained the budding of roses, the proper care of roses and the cul turing of tree roses. Mr. and Mrs. Carrigg have the Maywood Rose Nursery, Garden Valley Road. Members attending were: Mrs. John Carrigg, Mrs. Robert Davie, Mrs. Joe Dent, Mrs. Bill Gray, Mrs. Harry Hill, Mis. Pat Jan nelli, Mrs. George Krueger, Mrs. Ralph Ohman, Mrs. Don O'Neil, Mrs. Robert Sabin, Mrs. John Tro zelle, Mrs. Ralph Wiley, Mrs. Bud Cowin and Mrs. J, P. Motschen ; bacher, director. V The next session wU be a Model ' , meeting and will be Tuesday eve ; ning, March 24, at eight o'clock , at th home of Mrs. George Krue ger on the North Umpqua High ' way, with Mrs. Donald O'Neil co- hostess. wiU be White. The program given by Mrs. "Action" Robert R. D. LOCKWOOD HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER R. D. Lockwood of Tenmile was honored on his birthday recently, when relatives gathered at his home to enjoy a birthday dinner. They presented mm wiui a gold watch lor his oirtnaay gut. Those present were: Mr. ana Mrs. R. D. Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lockwood and Carol; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cray. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dwight and Greg ory; Mr. and Mrs. Don Lakey Mrs. Jack McKay and Lenetta; Mrs. Alice Pierce and Fred, Au drey and Georgia Jennings. BIRTHDAY DINNER ENJOYED AT FELT HOME Floyd Felt was honored on his birthday Sunday at a dinner given by nis wile, Alice, at their home on Melrose Road. Gilts were presented to Floyd rrom Mrs. iveiiie Myers, Mrs George Felt. Miss Eva Cooney. Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and daughters, Nancy and anice, and Anna Lee and Linda Felt. BEAUTICIANS ATTEND ANNUAL i SHOW IN PORTLAND, MARCH 15-H The Roseburg Unit of the Ore' gon Beauticians Association was well represented In the Hair Fa shion and Trade Show held iu Port land March 15 and 16. The latest equipment and cos metics were presented by various Supply Houses. In addition to the contests held to choose the Mas ter Hair Stylist, there were three suest artists present to give aem onstrations and lessons. Grace Uoran and H. C. (Paopy) Dcdman, both internationally known hair stylists and comb-out artists, and Layne Marlin, the Make-up King, well known in Hollywood. The Beauticians of the Roseburg unit took every advantage of the dem onstrations and lessons given, getting many new ideas. The local group was represent ed in the Hair Siyling contest by Norma Lee Newby, who created a lovely hair style on her model. Nadine Bennett. She received many compliments from some of the Pacific Coast's leading artists. The local ' president Helen Rovse: vice president. Elizabeth Hughes and district president, Pat Kertesz: helped to register iind take care of the many people at tending the show. Other Beauti cians representing Associated Shops in Roseburg were Fern Craig, Helen Lane, Feme Andrus, Orla Phillips, Irene Wangeman, Dorothy Andrus and Mae Heliand. These shows are held annually and are reported to be very eau catlonal to the profssion. BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON IS LARGE AFFAIR AT METHODIST CHURCH The four-season birthday lunch eon, which was held March e in the social hall of the First Meth odist Church was a deligtful af fair. It was sponsored by the Woman's Society of the church with Mrs. H. C. Scott as general chairman and Mrs. Floyd Powell mistress of ceremonies. About 85 women attended. Each season held a separate table and they were cleverly decorated accord' ingly; spring with beautiful flow ering plum ana camellias; sum mer with a Fourth of July Birth' day cake with flags and red, white and blue streamers; fall colors, flowers and foliage decorated the autumn table, and the winter ta ble's decorations related to the Christmas season. Following the delicious luncheon a very interest ing program was presented by each table. THIMBLE CLUB HAS GUESTS AT LUNCHEON Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble Club met at the home of Effle Cnuchpr for a one o'clock cover ed dish luncheon Monday followed by a business meeting. Birthday cakes were presented to Nettie Wilbur and LaVerna Lark and to Hester Laurance by Effie Crouch er. The club prize was won by Mallnda Miner ana given Dy nei tie Wilbur. The group voted to donate five dollars to the Red Members present were: Cynthia Germond, Malinda Miller, Winnie Hiwn, Martha Erskine, Lilly Lohr, Hattie Neal, Anna Hess, Ella tier bison, LaVerna Lark, Hester Laur ance and the hostess, Effie Crouch-pr. At the next meeting to be Monday, March 23, at the home of Hattie Neal, Z05 Hrocicway i members are asked to come at 10 a.m. to work on a quilt. Those not working on the quilt will take charge of the one o'clock cover ed dish luncheon. Each one is to bring her own table service. PIN KAND BLUE SHOWER HONORS MRS, MCKAY Mrs. Jimmy Burrows was host ess at a charming pink and blue shower in honor of Mrs. Dean McKay Monday evening at the home of the latter's mother. Mrs. Tom Lamm, on Garden Valley Road. Appropriate games were played before the opening of the guts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Burrows end Mrs. Lamm to: Mrs. I. W. Lowe, Mrs. Carl Anderson. Mrs. Clarence Crow, Mrs. Roy ?hildps, Mrs. W. J Thomoson. Mrs. J. T. Gordon Mrs. H. T. Leep, Mrs. Conrad Guest, Mrs. Mabel Harness, Mrs, R. L. Preston and Mrs. Dean Mc Kay. Those unable 'to attend but send ing gifts were. Mrs. Bob Ridge way, Mrs. Marlowe McKay, Mrs. Dale Bolsinger, Miss Joan Bol singer and Mrs. J. N. Boor. MRS. MACK HONORED ON BIRTHDAY TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Saum and daughters, Sharon and Cuyla, of Tenmile had as their guests Tues. day evening at their home on Res. ton Road. Mrs. Sailm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mack. The occasion was in honor of Mrs Mack', birthday. The family pre sented her with a lovely planter with five different planta ana a lovely rosebush. Mrs. Saum served refreshments and a beautiful birthday cake. BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS MRS. KATIE DUNCAN Dotson was hostess a oirtnaay party at FRIENDS SURPRISE MRS. MCKIRDY ON BIRTHDAY Mr. Kelley McKirdy was pleas antly surprised at her home Wednesday afternoon, when a group of friends gathered to cele brate her birthday. A large birth day cake was served during the afternoon to: Mrs. Kelley McKirdy, Mrs. Betty Brooks, Mrs. Herring and two children; Mrs. Quentln Rychard and son; Mrs. PafUno Collins and two sons; Mrs. At lanta Hubbell, Mrs. Merle McKir day, Mrs. Eunice Lee, Mrs. Art Rychard, Mrs. Portlock and Mrs. Olive Thornton and two grandchildren. MRS. 0. L. TORREY ENTERTAINS CLUB AT SALAD-LUNCHEON Vases of flowering plum and daf fodils were used about the rooms Wednesday, when Mrs. 0. L. Tor- rey entertained her bridge club at a delicious one-thirty o'clock salad luncheon with the St. Patrick's table decorations. Covers were placed for Mrs. Al bert Karcher, Mrs. Ed Homberg, Mrs. Fred Waugh, guests, and the following members: Mrs. C. J. Bielman, Mrs. Earl Thatcher, Mrs. J. C. Kesner, Mrs. Frank McCord and the hostess. For the contract bridge play. Mrs. Kesner won high score and Mrs. McCord low. The next meeting of the . club will be held Wednesday, March 25 at the home of Mrs. F. L. Thomp son. BUCKAROO CLUB TO HAVE SATURDAY DANCE Buckaroo Square Dance Club. will hold its regular dance Satur day, Marcn 21, at Wincflester Skating Rink at 9 p.m. There will be special instruction in pattern dancing starting at 8:15. AH mem bers of beginner's class interest ed in joining Buckaroos are asked to be present for registration. Mrs. Ann recently at her home in Glendale for Mrs. Katie Duncan. Refreshments were served and the table was lovely with a centerpiece of carnations. Guests included: Mrs. Kattie Houghton, Mrs. Jean Foster, Mrs. Lulu Springer, Mrs. Dorothy Ste phens, Mrs. Susan Fete and Mrs. Katie Duncan. HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER GIVEN MRS. CRINO v' Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Bigler on Otie Lane. Mrs. Charles Cring was hon ored at a handkerchief shower. Delicious refreshments were served to: Mrs. Lowell Atterbury, Mrs. Frances E. Brown, Mrs. Mike Lingren, Mrs. Jack urookins, Mrs. Verdun Boucock, the honored guest, Mrs. Cring, and the host ess, Mrs. Bigler. Police Chief Speaks At Local Gathering Eugene Chief of Police Ted Brown spoke before a gathering of Douglas County policemen at a dinner party at the Country Club Tuesday. The get-acauainted meeting was sponsored ' by the Roseburg City Police Department. Chief Stan Ol son reported about 50 officers pres ent, including representatives from several county towns, the FBI and the Southern pacific. INJURED IN WOODS John T. Strode. Azalea, was treated Friday morning in Douglas Community Hospital for a lee in jury suffered in a logging accident. He works tor upco Logging CO., Myrtle Creek. . Jennie Tourel, Conceit Singer Due Wednesday Jennie Tourel, celebrated con cert and opera singer, will be heard on the stage of the Junior High School Auditorium Wednes day, Mar. 25, at 8:15 p.m. This is the third in series of Commu nity Concert Association presenta tions of the winter. seasoV Miss Tourel can Justly be de scribed as me of the most loved and appreciated artists now before the public, advance nonces state. With supreme dedication to her art and blessed with a multitude of gifts, she has made a place for herself in me world of music vir tually without equal for the speed of ascendancy and solidity of fame. It is now ten years since Miss Tourel first burst upon the U.S. music scene with an impact of such proportions that it would not be an exaggeration to say that the reverberations are echoing still. The sensation she created when she made her American con cert debut .with the New York Philharmonic under Arturo Tos canini In October 1942 has never had a chance to subside. Rather. her fame and reputation have grown and deepened with each passing season. Now, in a little over ten years, Miss Tourel, in keeping with her spectacular as cendancy, is hailed everywhere as one of the greatest concert sing ers of all time. Having been given an out acclaim in south America Europe, the U. S.. Canada and Is- rael, Miss Tourel is a living ex ample of a Golden Age of Singing in our own day. virgu Thomson, one of the first to acclaim this fact, vividly summed up her up in one paragrapn: "She moves around in each tongue as if it were a whole new landscape and climate, untrans lated, untranslatable and unique. Miss Tourel is. I believe, un equalled among living singers for tne nign concentration in one ar tist of vocal mastery, sound mu sicianship and stylistic flexibility." And Time Magazine, in an ar ticle devoted to the Tourel success story, said: "One of the four top recitalists singing in the U. S. to day and probably the most versatile." Currently on her eighth consecu tive trans-continental tour of the U. S. and Canada, Miss Tourel has also made six post-war tours oi Europe, two of South America and Glendale Class Rewarded For Drive Supnor! "Vhe Glendale Junior High's sev eiast received its re ward Monday for having come out on top in the March of Dimes drive. The class, which raised over 116 met in Miss Johnson's room for ice cream. The Olivet Presbyterian Church will have a congregational busi ness meeting next Sunday after the morning worship to vote on the pulpit candidate Wayne Wattman, from San Francisco Seminary, who spoke there last Sunday. Mr. Zeller, sixth grade teacher, spent last weekend with his par. ents at Williams River, near Klam ath Palls Mr. and Mrs. Bert Babcock have moved to Quines Creek Trail' er Court. Babcock is currently em' ployed at the Robert Dollar Luni' Mrs. Margeret Hill spent last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tanner. Mr. Tanner has been ill for some time, Mrs. Beulah Holloman under went major surgery last week at the Forest Ulen Hospital in can yonviile. She is reported to be mat ing satisfactory recovery. Marv Ellen Steward of Roseburg, who became ill while visiting In Wolf Creek, underwent major sur gery at the Canyonville hospital last Friday night. She has been released from the hospital and is recovering. Mrs. Harley Rowed was sched uled for surgery Wednesday mor ning at the Forest Glen Hospital in Canyonville. Mr. and Mrs. Dester Blevins of Glendale are the parents of a baby boy born March 16 at the Glendale Clinnic. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kessinger are the parents of an eight pound four ounce baby girl born March IS at the Glendale Clinic. Mrs. Andy Rhoades was the re cent victim of a fall In her back yard. She suffered a compound fracture of two bones of her lower right arm. David R. Mrcen of Wolf Creek was treated in Glendale for an in- !. Af..!1 Shell Bavaria -- : Lose Valuable Painting! MUNICH, Germany 141 - Bavar ia', State Mruan. - 7 a great oU painting, to th. ?' ??., for Mhibit. The Ba. v7 i.n. re "afraid they won't get them back, or that they might be -The pictures, from th. Bmrlan fice at Bonn said earlier the prop erty of Bavaria State U not pro. tectcd by law from confiscation outside Germany. New Supervisors Named For Conservation Area New supervisors of the Umpqu. Soil Conservation District in North, west Douglas County are Charles Hedden, Elkton; J. A. Boak, Leoa Lake, and Walter A. Pyntz, Smith River- , - . Two other supervisors will b. appointed later. Th. conservation district had been approved at th. polls March 12 by a vote of 121 1 ! : three of Israel. In Europe, she has been featured at tne major Festi vals, including Edinburg, Holland, Venice, the Casals Festival and the Festival of Britain. jury received last week when piece of wood hit him in th. lip at the Dollar-Patterson mill. Accident Not Serious A slick road was the cause of an accident Saturday night, about 10:30 on the Glendale Road, two miles from town. Carmen Yates automobile, an old model, report edly slid on a wet curve and went out of control, started up a bank and turned over. Yates, who was driving, came out of the accident with nothing more serious than a black eye, although his fenders on all sides were badly damaged, and the tie rods were bent. Both Glen dale Chief of Police Walter Reich and Constable Ralph Haggard ap peared on the scene and directed traffic past the point until the car could be moved off the road where it would no longer be a hazard. Mr. and Mrs. Art Handley and children have gone to mak. their home at Moore Park, Calif., where Mr. Handley will be em ployed by Southern Pacific Rail road. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Drake and family of Roseburg were weekend guests of Mrs. Drake's mother, Mrs. A. G. Clark. 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