The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 13, 1954, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texttint yfr aflfti '" V 6 Tha News-Raview, Roseburg, Ore. Wed. Jon. 13, 1954 APOLOGIES EXTENDED ! FOR ERRONEOUS REPORT OF WEDDING STORY artlcle appearing In Satur diy's society page o the News Revier regarding the marriage of Sylvia Fenn, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Joel enn io Lawrence oi . sik was untrue, having been er roneously reported to the paper. " Full apologies ; are extended to both the Fenn and Bursik famil ies by the society department for publishing this article, which had no basis of fact. METHODIST WSCS TO MEET THURSDAY WSCS of First Methodist Church study group will meet Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in the social hall of the church under the direction of Mrs. J. M. Bowes. They will have a salad-luncheon at 12:30 wrth Circle No. 5 wrth Mrs. P, Bubar and Mrs. H. C. Wens, co chairmen. At the 1:30 meeting, Mrs. Gene Cooksey win be : charge of devotions and Mrs. Har rie W. Booth in charge of the program. Mrs. Raymond scnaeler, wife of the Baptist Church pastor. will speak on "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." All women of the , church invited. PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETY : PLANS DESSERT-LUNCHEON Woman's Society of the First . Presbyterian Church will have 1:30 p.m. dessert -luncheon Thurs day in the church parlors. Pro gram Is in "Charge of Mrs. N. D Johnson and Mrs. Arthur MeMul. . lin. All woman of the church are asked to attend. The tea will be in charge of Mrs. H. T. Hansen chairman. Mrs. M. C. Bowker. Mrs. E. J. Whelchcl, Mrs. Forrest MCKay ana Mrs. js. L,. Knapp. PYTHIAN SISTERS TO INSTALL OFFICERS ' Pytblan Sisters, Temple No. 23, Will meet Thursday at 8 P.m. at the KP HaH. Officers for the com. ing year will be installed. Get Relief QUICKER rnm rwewn h Cli teili ttf Atl-imptrUnt A-C Factor M ibt Nn IntemlM FOLEY'S REBEKAH LODGE MEETS IN SUTHERLIN RECENTLY Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge No. 218 held its first meeting; of the new year with Doris Steinbaoh, N.G. and Acnes Stout, V.G., presiding. Roll call found all officers, 44 members, 15 past noble grands and one visitor, Mrs. Mary Urquhart, of Chehalis, Wash., Dresent. L. E. Osborn was elected to membership to sutherlin Rebekah Lodge by dismissal card. Two applications for membership were read and committees appointed. Mrs. Maude Culver was elected as a trustee for the ensuing three vpars. Mrs. Marv Barker was re' elected degree captain for the year of 1954. Mrs. Aenes moui ana airs. jua nita Atterbury will be installed as noble grand and vice grand an day evening, Jan. 15. All mem. bers and anyone interested are invited to attend the public m stallation of the Cloverleaf IOOF Lodge No. 229, and Sutherlin Re. bekah Lodze No. 218. Friday eve. ning, Jan. 15, at the Sutherlin Grange Hall, starting at 7:30. Refreshment committee appoint ed for the Jan. 21 meeting in- eluded Mrs. Madeline Beecroft, Mrs. Eunice Haslam, Mrs. nar bara Kellum and Mrs. Lois Wal line. Tasty refreshments were served buffet style by Mrs. Ktirat Man ning, Mrs. Helen Wheeler and Mrs. Nuna Thompson. REBEKAH LODGE AUDITS BOOKS The auditing committee of the Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge No. 218, met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ruth Manning to audit the boons of the secretary, finan cial secretary and treasurer for the year of 1953. Alter the books were finished. a social hour was enjoyed and Mrs. Manning served tasty re freshments to Mrs. Betty Plueard, chairman; Mrs. Doris Steinbach, Mrs. Mary Barker. Mrs. Jacou- line Bird and Mrs. Meredith Pond. CHRISTMAS PARTY HELD BY JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB TENMILB LADIES CLUB HAS ALL-DAY MEETING The Tenmile Ladies Club met at the clubhouse Wednesday for an all-day session. Vera Erbe, president, opened the meeting, Hazel Chamblen reported six teen thank-you cards from serv ice men to whom the club had sent Christmas packages. The following officers were elect ed for the coming year: Hazel Chamblen, president; Minnie Lockwood, vice president, and Kate Mack, secretary-treasurer. Helen Young was appointed polio chairman with Wanda Adams and Vera Erbe as her assistants. Mrs. Bessie Smith donated a quilt which will be finished by Minnie Melius and Blanche Deg- ner and sold and the proceeds will be turned over to the polio fund. Minnie Melius and Blanche Degner are making a quilt and Minnie Lockwood is making ml lows to be sent to Camp Easter seal. Thank-you cards were received from Leila Raines, Adda Oluvant, Anna Ireland and Fred Rathkcy. Blanche Degner gave a reading, The next meeting will be at the clubhouse Wednesday Jan. 20 with Nellie Henry and Vera Erbe as Hostesses. Those present were: Wanda Ad. ams and Susan; Julia Breiten- bucher. Hazel Chamblen, Blanche Degner, Emma Deidrich, Vera Erbe, Peggy Franklin, Dorena Gates, Nellie Henry. Hazel Ison. Flossie Ison, Gerda Johnson, Min nie Lockwood, Kate Mack, Minnie Menus, Lois Mcuaniels, and Cher, yl; Vivian Nuzum and Harry Carl; Gladys Rathkey, Kate Schosso, Josie Smith and Helen Young. CHICKYOWEEMAY GIRLS PLAN FOR YEAR The Chiekvoweemav Camn Pi re Girls heid their first meeting of uie new year Tuesday, umcers elected for the three month pe riod were: president, Bernice Flink; vice prosident, Joyce Nca- vou; secretary, Judy Hansen; treasurer, Constance Mcver: scribe, Diana Cartwright; finance committee, Geraldine Flink and Sharon Longxn; games and mu sic, snaron reppie and Martha Dement: 1'inior reDresentntivj. Joyce Neaio!!; senior representa tive, lonsanoe Meyer; st-at-arms, Max ne Cartwright. An evaluation of the nast vear's activities was mads and a dm. cussion was held' of activities for The Jolly Circle Club of Mel- the future. The seerptarv marl mr. rose enjoyed its Christmas party respondence from the Red Crass at the home of Mrs. Leonard Cooper Tuesday. Refreshments were served to: Mrs. Millard Man ning, Mrs. Emil Galla. Mrs. Wil- laam Cooper, Mrs. Vlrgu Lynn, Mrs. Don Isackson. Mrs. Amv See. ly, Mrs. u. f. Wulff and Johnny. The next meeting will be a not- luck Jan. 13 at the home of Mrs. Galla. WINNER MONDAY! HENRY REED Idfyfd Park Double Winner (2 Lucky Bucks) $20 Credit "LUCKY BUCKS" THESE BILLS DISTRIBUTED WEDNESDAY THRU ROSEBURG RETAIL STORES! WATCH FOR THEM! Good Until 12 Noon, Fri., Jan. 15 C 53214467 G Goad far Man's $85 WYLER WATCH "Eiffel Tower" model, fully automatic, waterproof and shock-proof! Mutt ha verified anil re deemed by noon Friday. EIFFEL TOWER i 0 kl. gold filled lop, with eiponiion bond. $85 ' G 74688614 G Good for regular 44.95 CAMERA KIT Set Includes popular make folding camera, flash at- m'i Duneries, a riosnouiDi, I roll ot tilm and carrying case, THE FOLLOWING LUCKY BUCKS ' GOOD FOR $I0 iO $85 TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF ANY MAN'S OR LADIES' WYLER WATCH G 5321447 G 6 74688614 G G 04773614 G G 28967506 G H 39578557 G I 73225475 G J 62068931 G J 15345518 G J 44322500 G K 94065776 G K 24633459 d K 40840402 G K 69620072 G L 52150498 G M 25532951 G P 06937873 G P 28540994 G Q 13312513 G R 51552157 G S 17462378 G S 88527094 G T 85810463 G T 87519547 G 96775698 B 01890513 C 246 N. Jackson JEWELERS omrfPAtc avium encar jtntitita Dial 3-3512 Office and it was decided to make Valentine Day Menu covers for the Veterans Hospital, a project of the Junior Red Cross. The new 1954 birthday project was read to the croup and the niKsihili't.ics were discussed. The title nf th project is "Let's Be Different To gether" and deals with the ways in which people live in other conn. tries. Guest of the ChiokvoweAmava was Mrs. Don Stottler of Crescent City. Refreshments were inrvprf by Joyce Neavoll. MELROSE GRANGE OFFICERS CHOOSE COMMITTEES Melrose Grange met Tuesday evening at the hall with the re tiring master. Dave Busenhnrk in the ehair. Mrs. Alice fioff was present and installed several offi cers not installed at the previous meeung. Installed Tuesday were: master Virgil Woodruff: ehanlain. Nettie Woodruff; lady assistant steward, uuie ivruger, ana executive com mittee, nay Boerner. Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart. who were members of Jefferson Grange, Knox County, Ohio, were anmittea to Melrose Grange bv demit and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crook were given in obligation in the third and fourth degrees by airs. uon. Committees appointed were: agriculture, R. A. Busenbark; leg islative, ucorRe numer; insurance, Alire Goff and Paul Kmger; busi ness agent, George Showers; youth, Pat Doernor. Home eco nomics chairman. Nellie Myers. appointed on her committee, La Verne and Carl Nickcns, Trozie Ncilscn, Amy Kruse and O. O. Matnews ana ouie Kmgcr, vice enmrman. The next home economirs moitl. ing will be Thursday evening, Jan. 28. at the home of Margaret AvHe. iotte, with Troiie Neilsen as co- hostess. The new lecturer. Elsa Hunter, presented a very impressive pro gram. The home economics committee anvcu ii-ut-Minivms. CARPETS for free estimates DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggest Little Carpet Store in Town" 566 W. Oak Ph. 3-6123 MRS. WOOD ENTERTAINS PAST NOBLE GRANDS Members of Sutherlin Past No ble Grand's Club were entertained at a seven-thirty o'clock dessert supper by Mrs. Grace Wood at her home on East Everett Street Tuesday evening. Bouquet of winter flowers formed a pretty motif for the affair. Seated at the tables were: Mes- dames Cora Allen, Alma Ander son. Bertha Barge, Eunice Beck, Mary Barker, OLga Bielman, Hen- relta iieswicK, Bene cook, Hazel Green, Maggie Francis, Juanita Holgate, Mabel Olscn, Charlotte Parker. Mabel Boss, Dons stein bach, Mary Urquhart, Miss Luella piueara ana tne nosiess, Airs, Wood. A business meeting followed the supper with the president, Mrs, Beck, in charge. It was reported that the club's adopted sister, Mrs. Bertha Flott, at the IOOF Home in Portland, had passed away. Mabel Ross won the penny prize and Mrs. Parker the door prize. After the meeting, a social hour was enjoyed and games were play. ed with Mrs. Holgate winning first prize: Mrs. Barker, second prize' Mrs. Urquhart, third prize, and Mrs. Ross, the low prize. The next meeting will be Tues day evening. Feb. 2. at the stein bach home with Miss Luella Plue ard as hostess. . DAYS CREEK LADIES AID PLANS CLOTHING PROJECT The Ladies Aid of the Commu nity Methodist Church of Days Creek will undertake a used cloth- ine Droiect for 1954. according to business conducted at their first meeting of the new year Tuesday. Donated clothing may be taken to Mrs. L. R. Stone, Weaver Ter race, Days Creek. The clothing should be clean, but the Ladies will mend and darn, and make Lquilts from wool pieces. The cloth- 1I1K Will 'Ultll MV IV the needv. locally and abroad. At the annual elections held Tuesday, Mrs. Stone was elected president of the group. She will b assisted by Mrs. Kaipn Mar tin, vice-president; Mrs. W. H Raymond, secretary, and Mrs. William Callendar, treasurer. The Gypsy Basket money jar was opened and found to contain $13.50 for the treasury. Mrs. Dil lon, building-fund treasurer, an nounced that there is, at present, only $46.94 in the church' building fund. K was decided that the first meeting of the month will be a business and social meeting, and the second, a work meeting. Nine momhers of the group were pres ent. Refreshments were served. SEIGFRIED MAHN MELROSE PTA GUEST SPEAKER Melrose PTA will meet Thurs day at 8 p.m. at Melrose School auditorium. Guest speaker will be Seigfried Mahn, international farm youth exchange student. Special music will he furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hofman. Refresh ments will be served by third grade mothers. NACL AND AUXILIARY WILL MEET THURSDAY National Association of Letter Carriers and Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 8:30 p.m. for a pot- iuck supper and business meeting at the Elvin Cloake home. Offi cers will be elected and important bills before congress will be dis cussed. Members are urged to attend. YOUNG MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET JAN. 18TH The Young Mothers Club of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Mon day, Jan. 18, at the home of Mrs. Paul Petersen, 1115 Rose Lane. All members arc urged to bring their children and attend. The evening will be for the children. WINCHESTER HEU WILL MEET THURSDAY Winchester HEU will meet at 10 a.m. at the home of Irene Karai worUi, 127 Currier St., Thursday. Project is "Foods For Entertain ing" and will be conducted by Irene Farnworth and Pat Holt. Members are to bring table service. FROSYTHE GUILD TO HAVE ANNIVERSARY PARTY Forsythe Guild of the First Pres- j byterian Church will hold an anni-' versary party Thursday evening ! at the home of Mrs. W. M. Camp-' bell, 435 S. Main St., with Miss ! verna Larothcrs as hostess. REBEKAHS AND ODDFELLOWS PLAN JOINT INSTALLATION Roseburg Rebekah Lodge No. 41 and Philetarian Lodge No. 8 will hold a joint installation at the IOOF Hall at 8:15 p.m. Thursday. This is open to the public. COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN LUNCHEON THURSDAY Women of the Country Club will hold a 12:30 noon luncheon at the clubhouse Thursday follow er oy contract orioge play at 1 p.m. Local News In Mercy Hospital Lloyd Hay man of Roseburg is in Mercy Hospital for medical treatment Has Surgery Ray Addington of Roseburg underwent- surgery at Mercy Hospital Tuesday mor ning. In Hospital David Fowler, 9, son of Mrs. Mary Fowler, Rt. 3, Box 1035, is in Mercy Hospital for medical care. Hare Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ashton of Camas Valley were in Roseburg Saturday shopping and visiting friends. In Mercy Hospital Mary R. Chamber. Rt. 2, Box 163, is in Mercy Hospital receiving medical treatment. Guests From Calif. Mr. and Rudy DuPriest of Ventura, Calif., former managers of Snack Shack, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kosel in Roseburg. To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ireland and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ireland, drove to Eugene Saturday on business and visited friends. Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs, Gene Hansen and dauahter. Chris ty of Eureka. Calif., spent last weekend at the home ot Mrs. Han sen s parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Long, 1310 Bellows. To Springfield Mr. and Mrs. G. M. lies and son, Kimberly, and the former's mother, Mrs. Story lies, spent Sunday in Springfield at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lies and family. i To Cervallis Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cooper, and the latter's fa ther, E. M. Palmer of MinneaD- olis, Kan., drove to Corvallis Sun day to visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pal mer. Mr. Palmer remained in Corvallis for a visit. Woman's Benefit Association The Womens' Benefit Association will have a business meeting at the home of the new president, Mrs. Mary Kennedy, in Winston. Thursday at 1:30 p.m. All mem bers are urged to attend as in. stallation of officers will take place. To Euaene Mrs. Vtiit Olson and Mrs. Ruth Plumer of Roseburg drove to Eugene Sun day to attend a council meeting of ine uBugmers oi union veterans, held at the home of Mrs. Mary Furber. The Oregon Dept. conven tion wiu oe nera in Portland next June, and the national convention will meet there in September. LADY ELKS TO MEET THURSDAY Lady Elks will meet at 8 n m Thursday at the temple with Mrs. ftcnnetn gume, Mrs. Leonard Ja cobson and Miss Agnes Pitchford as hostesses. All members are urg ed to be present. ELKTON HEU TO MEET THURSDAY IN KELLOGG Ellcton HEU will meet at the home of Marianne Fisher in Kel logg Thursday. The subject is "Foods For Entertaining." OAKLAND OES PLANS PUBLIC INSTALLATION Chapter No. 91, OES, of Oak land will hold installation of offi cers Thursday evening at Masonic Temple. This is open to the public. FOUR AND TEN CLUB WILL MEET THURSDAY The Four and Ten Club will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Audrey Smith. Patient From Glide Mrs. Flor ence Shrum of Glide is a med ical patient at Merey Hospital. Has Surgery Fred Becker, Rt. 3, Box 900, entered Mercy Hos pital Monday and underwent sur gery Tuesday morning. Visit On Little River Mr. and Mrs. William Slayter spent Sun day as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Smith on Little River. To Portland Mrs. Ida Long left Sunday evening for Portland, where she will spend several days on business and visiting friends. Medical Patient Mrs. Ruth Cheevcr of Eikton has been ad mitted to Mercy Hospital for medical treatment. Has Surgery George Mc Dowell of Dillard entered Com munity Hospital Monday and un derwent surgery there Tuesday morning. , Returns From Portland Don ald Swick, of the Georgie Lee Shoppe, returned Tuesday from Portland, where he spent sev eral days on business. To Mrtle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwader spent Sunday in Myrtle Creek visiting Mrs. Schwader's parents, Mr, and Mrs. O. B. Woodruff. Moves To Roseburg Frances Tucker, who has been living in Grants Pass the past year, has returned to Roseburg and is now employed at Lowell's Store. Visitor Leaves Mrs. Frances Pasmore has returned to her home in Los Angeles following a visit of three weeks in Rose burg with her daughter, Miss Viv ian Pasmore. From Bend Miss Eleanor Brown of Bend arrived in Rose burg Sunday and is visiting friends. Miss Brown is the author of a number of popular children's books. Visitors Leave Mrs. Fred Relfs of Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Sylvia Setzer of Rockdale, Tex., have left for their homes following a visit in Roseburg with their brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hough. Out of Hospital A. J. Tuck has been discharged from Mercy Hospital and is now at the Grand Hotel. Mr. Tuck has been a patient at the hospital since i Being injured when struck by an auiomoone last September. Mrs. Hatch Home Mrs. Ann Hatch of 2029 Harvard Ave.", Roseburg, has returned to her home, following the holidays in Denver, Colo., visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Loughlin. Mrs. Hatch made, e trip by plane. Return From California Mr. I and Mrs. William F. Amiot of Roseburg have returned from Sacramento where they were guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Lorigan, and children, Stephanie, Mark and Shannon, over the hol idays. While there they were en tertained by Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Taylor, former residents of Roseburg. Itching and Burning of Simple PILES Reiinol Ointment ritk in lanolin acta (ait to oil and aoothe tender parti at ut mrdication relieves itchy irritation. For gentle c learning ute mild Retinol Soap. RESINOL andTSOAP BEGINNERS BALLET CLASS Starts Saturday, Jan. 16 9:30 A.M. For Children 8-12 yrs. Monday, Jan. 18 3:00 P.M. For Children 6-8 yrs. RALPH PATTERSON'S Roseburg School of Dancing 121 W. Douglas Phone 3-3423 sBjijPjiJjj'5ii aattftt ii uctia ittn wm . HEADQUARTERS FOR: CHANNFL MASTER TV ANTENNAS BOOSTERS MASTS - LEAD-INS AND ALL OTHER NECESSARY EQUIPMENT COMPLETE INSTALLATION SERVICE Ask us for Estimates Arvin, Sylvania and Stewart-Warner TV Sets FREE PARKING DOUGLAS HARDWARE 500 S. Stephens St. Phone 3-6167 Open Daily Till 8 P.M. - Sunday Till 5:30 BERGH'S mm FLOOR MODELS REFRIGERATORS ADMIRAL Mod. 12-C-15A 12.2 CU. Ft. Reg. 519.95 Jw?-2oor n OH95 vuai lemp fAJjjf ADMIRAL Dual-Temp ii - Reg. 479.95 " 3CQ95 No Defrosting ADMIRAL Model 1161 Reg. 359.95 Standard 89 11 Cu. Ft. ADMIRAL Model 9C7 p.. Reg. 339.95 ci u n.i.r Cm M Custom ADMIRAL Model 9C5 Reg. 299.95 195 9.4 Cu. Ft. 249 ADMIRAL Model 9C3 Reg. 269.95 99 9.4 Cu. Ft. Special ADMIRAL Model 7C5 n , Reg. 249.95 ,rF, 209'5 NORGE Refrigerator i-. . g. 349.95 veiuxe 8 Cu. Ft. 289 95 ADMIRAL Freezer r--' 1 ADMIRAL Elec. Range Reg. 239.95 Model 3 CH 11 30" Overall Width 4 Surface Units 7 Speed Switches 23" Oven Deepwell Cooker 199 95 IRONRITE Auto. Ironer Demonstrator L 2i!I Model JVaVb Special Frank Bergh's APPLIANCES STORE HOURS 0!SST"F?'S.AY SATURDAY . 8r ?,0,?:3. . 9:00 to 12:00 South C.ty L.m.ts Across From Nielsen's