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Sot., Mar. 21, 1953 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 9
A MOST INTERESTING VISITOR in Roseburg Tuesday ond Wednesday was Mrs. George
I. berlinger, Portland, above right, who is state president of the Republican Council of
Oregon Women Inc., who was photographed with Mrs. J. V. Short, left, a director of the
organization here for the last five years. (Picture by Paul Jenkins)
Mrs. Gerlinger has many friendB
in Roseburg, having visited here
a number of times. She has
been one of the outsanding wom
en workers for the Republican
Women of Oregon and from 1940
to 1948 served as national commit
tee woman.
She only recently attended the
presentation of the monuments of
Jason Lee and John McLough
lin, Oregon pioneers, on the na
ional capiol grounds in Washing
ton D. C. While there, she states
she enjoyed a visit with Charles
A. Brand, former Roseburg resi
den, who is there visiting his
daughter.
In 1951, Mrs. Gerlingcr spent
three months touring Europe and
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conditions which she found in those
countries made her even more
anxious to awaken American Cit
izens to the full meaning of dem
ocracy ana wny it must be made
to work as the Constitution of the
United States dejnes it. She plans
to sail May 20 for England to
attend the coronation, after which
she will spend three months tour
ing the Scandinavian countries. "
A meeting , of the Roseburg
wiapitr oi uie nepuoucan council
of Oregon Women Inc., was held
at the Umpqua Hotel Wednesday,
at which time officers were 'un
animously elected.
Officers include: Mrs. Harry F.
Hatfield, chairman; Mrs. Thomas
nannei, lirst vice cnairman; Mrs.
J. V. Short, second vice chair
man; Mrs. John Preston, corre
sponding secretary; Miss Irene
Walker, recording secretary, and
Mrs. T. B. Virden, treasurer.
' Directors include: Mrs. A. ' E.
Kent, Mrs. 0. C. Brown, Miss 01
ivo Walker, Mrs. Roy 0. Young,
Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. John KU
lop, Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, Mrs.
Harrison Winston and Mrs, R. E.
Herman. i
Mrs. Gerlinger. Is the mother of
inree very cnarm ng aaugnters,
Mrs. William Swindells, Portland,
whose husband is general man
ager of the Gerlinger Lumber
Mills and logging camps; Mrs.
Harley Stevens, who with her at
torney husband, resides in San
Francisco, following a residence in
the Middle East, and Mrs. Robert
C. Kirkwood Jr., whose husband
is comptroller of California. The
Swindells have two sons and the
Kirkwoods have two sons and two
daughters.
On this trip Mrs. Gerlinger was
accompanied hy Mrs. E. J. Swin
dells and Mrs. Wilson Johnston,
both of Portland. The three will
visit in California and Mrs. Ger
lingcr will attend the Charter Day
celebration at University of Cal
fornia as the guest of President
and Mrs. Robert Gordon Sproul.
She was graduated from U. of C,
according to her, "a good many
years ago."
She will visit the Kirkwoods and
Stevens before returning to Port
land. When she arrives in London
for the coronation, she will join
her good friend, Mrs. Donald Spen
cer, of Portland, who has already
arrived in England. She will make
the trip on the ship, ueen Eliza
beth. State officers besides the presl.
dent, Mrs. Gerlinger, include: Mrs.
John Y. Richardson, first vice
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president; Miss Harriet E. Mon.
roe, second vice president; Mrs,
Phlip Buehner, third vice presi.
dent; vice presidents of first Cong.
Dist: Mrs. Thco Rosholt, Corval
lis; Mrs. Hanover Deady, Oswego,
ana airs, james h. cellars, As
toria. Vice presidents, second
Cong. Dist: Mrs. Clara Curry, Eu
gene; Mrs. J. H. Mills, North
Bend, and Mrs. A. J. Buell, Grants
rass. Mrs. James T. Gault. Cor-
vallis, recording secretary: Mrs.
Maybelle Clark Munro. correspond
ing secretary, ana Mrs. 5. H.
Sheldon, treasurer.
Trustees include: Mrs. Leith F.
Afcott, Mrs. Thomas W. Dant,
Mrs. John K. Hubbard and Mrs.
Waldemar Seton Jr., ail of Port
land, and Mrs. R. T. Burnett, Eu
gene. Honorary vice presidents
are: Dr. Mabel Akin, Mrs. R. E.
Bondurant and Mrs. Willis S. Dun
iway, all of Portland, and Miss F.
Ina Burgess, Eugene.
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PROMOTED TO CORPORAL Eleanor May Rumsey,
above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rumsey, 1630 Ce
dar St., Roseburg, is now a corporal in the WACs. She was
graduated from Roseburg High School in 1951. After en
listing in the WACs, Miss Rumsey was sent to Camp Lee,
Va., for her basic training, after which she went to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex., for her training as a dental technician
She is now stationed at Camp Kilmer, N.J.
Hounguests Mr. and Mrs. M.
E. Groshong, 955 Chapman, Lau
relwood, had as guests recently
Dr. Grant Bunch of Medford and
Mrs. Albert Mount and daughter,
Ellen, of Oregon . City. Mrs.
Mount's husband was the late
Dr. Mount, a prominent Oregon
physician.
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Thirty-two members of the Rose
burg Jay-C-Ettes appropriately st
tired in every type of ragged hobo
costume arrived at the home of
Mrs.- Charles Wright Wednesday
evening to take part in a hilarious
hobo party. Any resemblance to
hobos or bums, living or. dead, was
entirely coincidental, but the wom
en naa i good time judging the cos
tumes and Play-acting "Bums"
of all types before the business
meeting oegan.
Mrs. Walt Brit;el, president con
ducted the short business meet
at which time nlans were discussed
for a potluck dinner for Jay-C-
Ette and their husbands to be
held sometime in April. It was an
nounced that the annual J.C. spon
sored basketball banquet would be
neia Aiarcn a at uie umpqua Ho
tel, and the Jay-C-Ettes were urged
to attend. A discussion was held
on the idea of having an annual
jay-c-fctte acnievement award to
be presented to the outstanding
Jay-C-Ette at the yearly J. C.
First Citizen banquot and a com
mittee to formul-ila the list of Qual
ifications for such award was ap
po.nted. Members serving on this
comittee are: Mrs. Bruce Ham
ilton, Mrs. Glen Scott. Mrs. Bill
Shapro and Mrs. Jay Golden.
Mrs. urittel thanked the group
for their cooperation in assisting
with the calling for blood donors in
the recent Rod Cross Bkrodmo
bile drive. The secretary read a
letter from Gene Malecki,- state
representative of the national foun
dation for infantile paralysis,
fluent
Women of the Roseburg 'Coun
try Club will sponsor a 10:30
o'clock brunch and card party as
a guest affair next Thursday at
the clubhouse. Reservations must
be made by calling Mrs. A. B. Collier,-3-8082
or Mrs. Harold E.
Schmeer, 3-4082.
Decorations for the party will
be in charge of Mrs. R. Elwood
Smith and Mrs. W. F. Amiot
Tickets at the door will be in
charge of Mrs. H. C. Stearns and
Mrs. C. D. Albright. Prizes will
be in charge of Mrs. Harold E.
Schmeer, Mrs. Frannk Bistak, Mrs.
I. J. Bean and Mrs. R. Elwood
Smith.
Attending Thursday's luncheon
were: Mrs. Bean, president, Mrs.
BENEFIT DANCE AT
AZALEA GRANGE SATURDAY
Azalea Grange and the Veterans
of Foreign Wars are sponsoring
a benefit dance to be held Saturday
evening, March 21, at the Grange
Hall lor Raleigh Johns, Azalea
telephone operator, who has been
a victim of crippling arthritis for
years, and has just returned
from Portland where he underwent
a cataract operation on one eye.
Dale Johns of Azalea, drove to
Portland and brought Raleigh
Johns back from the hospital Sun
day. He is reported much improv
ed. It't fun to reduce
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thanking the local Jay-C-Ettes for
the grand and successful job done
by the group in the "Mothers
March against rolio."
Following the business meeting
the hostesses, Mrs. Charles
Wright, Mrs. Wally Cole, Mrs.
Bruce Hamilton, Mrs. BUI Miles,
and Mrs. Walt Baglien, served re
freshen ts "hobo" style. Sand
wiches and cookies wrapped in red
paper napkin attached to "carry
ing" sticks and steaming mugs of
hot coffee were passed around, and
refills were plentiful.
Later on in the evening the group
enjoyed several games and con
tests conducted by Mrs. George
Shepard. Mrs. Harold White was
awarded the prize for the best
costume.
Members present at this - gay
occasion included the following
Mesdames: Bill Wilson, Don
Caskey, Sid Moon, George Shep
herd, Charles Vrigut, Bruce Ham
ilton .Paul Petersen, Bruce Hamil
ton, Walt Baglien, Mildord Rowe,
L. H. Neal, Ernest Barker Jr.,
J. Anderson, Warren Ward, Glen
Eldon Howard, 0. A. Kennerly, V.
J. Anderson, Wdrren Ward, Glen
Scott, Walt Brittel, Dow Keasey
Jr., John Heeter, Jay Golden, Ken
Garey, Bill Miles, Wally Cole, Har
old White, Irv Pugh, Leonard Lang
ley, Art Pollard r., Jack Jami
son, Larry Mitchell, Grady Man
kins and Bill Sliupro.
The next meeting will be a pot
luck dinner. The time and place
will be announced later.
3runck
Of
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da
A. J. Murray. Mrs. Frank Bis-
tak. Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer. Mrs.
H. C. .Berg, Mrs. R. Elwood
Smith, Mrs. C. D. Albright and
Her daughter. Mrs. K. L. Wernsing
of Portland; Mrs. R. W. Sedell,
Mrs. E. R. Harvey, Mrs. James
Hughes, Mrs. H. C. Steams, Mrs.
G. Robert Lecklider and Mrs. A.
B. Collier.
Frizes for the afternoon's con
tract bridge play were awarded
to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bistak and
Mrs. Berg.
SUTHERLIN LADY LIONS
ENJOY TUESDAY BANQUET
Lady Lions of Sutherlin enjoyed
a seven-thirty o ciock banquet
Tuesday evening at uie bient-
house with Mrs. Madeline Hansen
and Mrs. Joan Taylor as host
esses. The table arrangements
were of daffodils and miroie tap.
ers. the club colors, with the St.
Patrick's motif being carried out
in otner aecorauons.
Cover were placed for: Mrs.
Lelha Barnes, Mrs. Mabel Mc
Cord, Mrs. Nuna Thompson, Mrs.
Faith Thomoson. Mrs. Amie Eg-
Bleston. Mrs. Helen Kesner, three
guests Mrs. Lura Scallan, Mrs.
Martha DeHart, Mrs. Laura Fred
rickson and the hostesses, Mrs.
Hansen and Mrs. Taylor.
The ladies went to Uie Hansen
home after the dinner for a busi
ness meeting and a discussion on
how to raise money for lighting
the athletic field. '
Mrs. Hansen was elected to at
tend the convention at Klamath
Falls on June 13, 14, 15.
At midnight refreshments were
served and visiting was enjoyed.
MEMBER HONORED AT
ELGAROSE COMFORT CLUB
Mrs. Mable Backlund was hon
ored Wednesday afternoon by the
Elgarose Comfort Club, when it
met for a Dotluck luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Emilie Hargesheimer.
A lovely birthday cake and many
gilts were presented to ner.
The business session was held
after the luncheon. An April Fool's
pinochle party was planned by the
members for Saturday, April 4, at
g p.m. at the Elgarose School. Mrs.
Jean Pankey won the door prize.
A baked food sale was held at the
end of the business meeting.
Mrs. Carol Newman and sons,
Walter and Mickey, were visitors.
Members present were: Mrs. Ed
na Sjogren, Mrs. Clarice Brown,
Mrs. Backlund, Mrs. Zelma Sand,
Mrs. Hanson, Mr. Jean Pankey
and the hostess, Mrs. Hargesheim
er. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Thelma Hanson
April 8.
CARD PARTY
ENJOYED AT
BILL SCHULTZ HOME
Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Bill Schultz, 1235 Shenan
doah Ave., at 8 o'clock a pinochle
party was held.
High score was given to Mrs.
Archie Rutter and low going to
Mrs. Lee Holmes.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the following: Mrs. Neil
Kascr Jr., Mrs. Bob Sconce, Mrs.
Lee Holmes, Mrs. Gene Parr, Mrs.
.lack Mehroff. Mrs. Archie Rutter,
Mrs. Bob Willhite and the hostess,
Mrs. Bill Schjl'.i.
The St. Patrick' Day motif was
carried out throughout the room
with beautiful boquets of daffodil;
on display.
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Monday March U
Wesleyan Service ' Guild will
have first official meeting at 8,
p.m. since organization at homo
of President Mrs. Joyce Pruitt,
706 Nebo St. All employed women
Invited.
Roseburg Business and Profes
sional Woman's Club at 8 p.m.
Election of officers.
Women of Moose formal initia
tion at 8 p.m. at ball and chap
ter night program In charge of
social service chairman, Margar
et Gaehring. Brig. General Curtis
T, Bcechcr will bo guest speaker.
Camas Valley Grange card par
ty at schoolhouse in evening.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
Club at 10 a.m. at home of Hat
tie Neal, 205 Brockway St. Work
on quilt. Covered dish luncheon at
1 p.m. Members' are to bring own
table service. .
PTA Executive committee of
Rose School, 7:10 p.m. AU mem
bers are urged to be present.
Roseburg Choral Society at 7:30
p.m.. Junior High School in music
room under direction of Clyde L.
Moore.
Tuesday March 24
Rebckah Lodge at 7:30 p.m. at
IOOF Halt honoring members hav
ing birthdays in January, Febru
ary and March. Special entertain
ment. Olalla-Tnemlle Home Extension
Unit all-day session at-Tenmile la
dies clubhouse. Meeting to start
at 10:30 a.m. Helen Chandler to
present demonstration on "Color
in the Home." Mrs. Adda Ollivant
and Mrs. Mabel Roberts will be
hostesses. All women of the com
munity are invited. Scandinavian
smorgasbord.
Paten and Chat Club at 8 a.m.
at home of Mrs. Gordon Ware on
W. Garden Valley Road.
Green Mother's Club in home of
Doris McLaughlin.
Alpha Iota Chapter. Beta Sisma
rni, s p.m. at home of Mrs,
George Krueger on North Umpqua
Highway with Mrs. Donald O'Neil,
co-nosiess. Topic, "Action" to ne
presented by Mrs. Robert White.
Looklngglass HEC at 10:30 at
nome of Louise Ollivant.
. Badoura Club. Nvdia Temnle
Daughters of the Nile, 1:30 p.m.
sewing meeting at- S. A. Warg
home, 1234 S. Main St. Mrs. W.
H Carter, sewing chairman, re.
quests members to bring all com
pleted sewing for the Shrine Hos
pital to tnis meeting.
Fair Oaks Granse Dotluck-sun.
per at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Virginia
Williams and Miss Luella Plueard
as Hostesses.
Dillard Winston Toastmistress
Club at 8 p.m. at Dillard School.
Inter-Se Study Club 1:15 p.m.
luncheon at home of Mrs. Bruce
Mellis on Glenn Street. Book re
port to be presented by Mrs. Earl
wney.
Daughters of Saint Anne, St
George's Episcopal Church, at
home of Barbara Turner, 518 S.
main ai. ai o p.m. - ' -Roseburg
Art Association
nigh school from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. work shop on Christmas card
project. Each person to bring de
sign for card, sharp knife and
large Irish potato. . No refresh
ments. ,
Business and Professional Wom
an's Club at VA Hospital, recrea
tion hall for card party. Refresh
ments. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Ann
Storrs, chairman.
Square and Folk Dance Classes,
at 2 p.m. at VA Hospital recrea
tion hall sponsored by American
Legion Auxiliary. Hans Sterzen
muller, Roseburg Buckeroo Square
Dance Club, will do calling. Vol
unteers will be appreciated.
FS Club at R. W. Meissner
home, 122 N. Parrott St. at 2
p.m.
Alpha Theta Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi, 8 p.m. H. C. Church
home with Mrs. Charles Church,
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Everett
DON rORBCS
District Supervisor
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MEREDITH WILSON
Representative
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Johnson and Mrs. Robert Stults.
Election of officers. ..
Wednesday - March 2$ ' :
Green HEU at Evergreen
Grange Hall. Home extension
agent will present "Color In The
Home." Old toys tre to be donat
ed. Potluck, bring own table serv
ice, oreaa ana ouuer.
Jennie Tourel concert for mem
bers of the Roseburg Communi
ty Concert Association at 8:15 p.m.
at the Junior High School.
Melrose Friendly Hour Club all
day meeting with noon potluck
luncheon at home of Mrs. Grace
Fenn. Plant auction to be held.
Woman's Society of Christian
Service at home of Mrs. Fannie
Clemo in Elkton.
Garden Valley Garden Ciub at
a p.m. at nome oi Mrs. c. u.
bpray on lower Garden Valley Rd.
Program, Mrs. 0. S, Michael, All
Valley gardincrs are invited.
uiuard PTA at 8 D.m. at schoo .
Second grade room mothers will
be hostesses for refreshments.
Woman's Society of Camas Val
ley at the church. -
St. Joseph's Altar Society In
evening after devotions in dining
room at Mercy Hospital.
fast presidents Club of the
American Legion Auxiliary 7:30
p.m. salad-supper at nome of
Mrs. Robert Marshall. 464 S. Jack
son St., with Mrs. Carl Anderson
co-hostess.
Woman s Home League, Salva
tion Army, craft classes 2 to 4
p.m., M05 Winchester St.,: Salva-
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tion Army Building. Women invit-
Thursday March 24
women ot Koseourg country
Club at 10:30 brunch at club
house. Contract bridge play to fol
low. Lady Elks at temple at 8 p.m.
with Mrs. R. G. Baker. Mrs. I.
J. Bean and Mrs. Verdun Bou-
cock as hostesses. Election of of
ficers. St. John s Lutheran Church
Guild of Sutherlin at 9 a.m. with
notluck luncheon at noon.
evergreen HfcU at urange uuu
with Sarah Cyrus, Ruby Baker
and Mabel Lange as hostesses.
Bring needle, thread and thimble.
Dillard Parent-Teachers Associa.
tion at 8 D.m. at school.
Garden Valley PTA at Woman's
Clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. Friends
and neighbors of the school Invit
ed. Melrose Grange HEC 7:30 p.m.
dessert-supper at home of Mrs,
Royce Busenbark with Mrs.
George Showers co-hostess.' Alice
Felt in cnarite oi urogram.
Rotary Anns at Umpqua Hotel
at 12 noon luncneon.
Fourth grade rooms of Fuller
ton school entertaining families at
poUuck-sUDPer from s to a p.i
Teachers in charge, Mrs. Robert
son, Mrs. Spring and Mrs. Brady.
Movies
Woman's Society of Christian
' Serve Circles ot First Methodist
Church at 1:30 p.m. dessert-luncheons.
Circle No. 1, Mrs.' E. J.
Wainscott, 812 Cobb St. Circle No.
2, Mrs. F. W. Chase, 409 Vista
Ave. Circle No. 3, Mrs. E. G.
Cloake, Edenbower. Circle No. 4,
Mrs. H. C. Wells, 811 Lilburn St.
All women of the church invited.
Square and Folk Dance only,
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PATCH AND CHAT CLUB
ENTERTAINED TUESDAY
AT I. H. VIRR1LL HOME ,
Mrs. 'E. H. Verreli entertained
the Patch and Chat Club tt her
home Tuesday evening at a de
lirious potluck turkey dinner. Cov
ers were placed for: Mrs. Fern
Wood, Mrs. C. Domenlco, Mrs. E.
G. Trozelle, Mrs. C. Bartlett, Mrs.
D. W. Keasey, Mrs. Gordon Ware,
Mrs. Darley Ware. Mrs. Elmer
Anderson, Mrs. E. R. Buckingham,
Mrs. C. J. Bradley and the host
ess, Mrs Verrell.
Sewing and visiting were enjoy
ed and later Mrs. Verrell, assisted
hy her husband served lovely re.
freshents.
The next meeting will be March
21 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Ware on W. Garden
Valley Road. .
sponsored by American Legion
Auxiliary, Department of Oregon,
at Veterans Hospital recreation
hall from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. Vol
unteers asked to attend. . .
Friday March 27
Green Cub Scout Pack I p.m.
Green School auditorium.
Evergreen Grange at 8:30 p.m.
for potluck supper.
Woman's Society of Camas Val
ley cooked food sale at - Carnal
Valley store.
Saturday March 21 '
- Dillard School Girls' Glee Club
sponsoring a benefit musical pro
gram In evening at school:
Card party at Melrose Grange
Hrll 8 D.m. Pinochle and canasta.
Prizes wiu Be given ana reiresn
ments will be served. Public It
invited.. ; , -
South Deer Creek Grange card
party at the hall. Grange ladies
are to bring pies. Public is invited.
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