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4T Is -, .... aVis? ' IF ' f V nt1 v,f-' f ' -h .Jim BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. end Mrs. Carl Nickens. 1320 Ballf 5r., Roseburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Anne, to Thomas Garrett Zinn Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Zinn Sr., of Klamath Falls. Both the bride-elect and Mr. Zinn are students at Southern Oregon College of Education. The latter will complete his degree in agriculture at Oregon State College next year. N6 date has been set for the wedding. (Picture by Charles Kash) . MRS. JOHNSON CHAIRMAN OF DORCAS CIRCLE Mm. Frank Johnson was elect ed chairman of the Dorcas Circle of Faith Lutheran Church when members met for an organiza tional session Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arlo Jacklin. Mrs. Ellis Fuller was elected secretary-treasurer; Mrs. C. H. Joel son will serve as benevolenra chairman; Mrs. John joelson as courtesy chairman; Mrs. Robert Rent, publicity, and Mrs. 0. W. Olsen and Mrs. Jacklin will have charge of programs. Devotions and prayer were led by the Rev. Elmer Peters. Dur ing the business meeting the mem. bers voted to be a sewing circle and to use dime cards for their missionary contributions: Following the meeting, Rev. Pe ters presented bulletins on the Advance For Christ movement. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess to Rev. Pe ters and Mrs. B. J. Paulson, guests, and the following mem bers: Mrs. Frank Ellison, Mrs. Ellis Fuller, Mrs. C. H. Joelson, Mrs. John Joelson, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. O. W. Nelson, Mrs. Ida NordLng and Mrs. Robert W Kent. Dorcas Circle will meet with other circles of the church for a family pot luck and short meeting on Tuesday. March 9, at the Faith Lutheran Church. All members and friends are most cordially invited to attend all meetings. XI OMICRON CHAPTER PLANS SMORGASBORD XI Omicron Chapter, Beta Sig ma Phi, met at the home of Mrs. John Gardner with Mrs. John D. Todd assisting. The business meeting was con ducted by Mrs. Verdun Boucock. president. Committee reports were given. A write-up and picture of the new Kyrtle Creek chapter will be lent to the international office for publication in the "Torch," Beta Sigma Phi magazine. Mrs. Meredith Wilson had charge of the program and she introduced Mrs. Celia Day from the VA Hos pital who gave an interesting speech. The following guests and mem bers enjoyed the occasion: Mrs. James Richmond, Mrs. John Loosely, Vrs. Roy Cox, Mrs. Don O'Neill, Mrs. Ralph Wiley, Mrs. Verdun Boucock, Mrs. Sidney Fredrickscn, Mrs. Frank Wick ham, Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, Mrs. Clarence DeCamp, Mrs. Robert Grady, Mrs. Jack Fariss Jr., Mrs Meredith Wilson, Mrs. Jack Cum mins, Mrs. Marcus Brown and hostesses, Mrs. John Gardner, and Mrs. John D. Todd. The next meeting will be a 7 o'clock smorgasbord dinner Wed nesday, Feb. 17. at the home ol Mrs. Meredith Wilson, 1247 Har rison. Mrs. Ed Radigan will have charge of the program. OSC MOTHERS CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL MEETING Mrs. Foster Butner entertained the Oregon State College Mothers Club Monday afternoon at the beautiful home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, 2135 Harvard, at which time Mrs. W. H. Carter was the guest speaker. Mrs. Carter told of the trip taken last fall by Mr. Carter and her self to Europe, where they toured numerous countries and were en tertained by their son-in-law and daughter. Col. and Mrs. Terrence Fitzgerald, and family, and their son, Tommy, who are stationed in Germany Mr. and Mrs. Car ter made the trip to Europe and back on the USS United States Plans were made for the club meeting March 8 at the home of Mrs 0. J, Feldkamp, 947 Chap man St., at which time an auction will be held. Lovely refreshments were serv ed by Mrs autner to: Mrs. A. M Dryer, Mrs. A S. Anderson, Mrs. E. C. Patterson, Mrs. V. V. Harp ham, Mrs. E. M. Bleile, Mrs. George E. Houck, Mrs. Vullard Laurance, Mrs. H. C. Berg, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Mrs. Harry F. Hat field. Mrs. M. J. Newland, Mrs. Paul Helweg. Mrs 0. J. Feld kamp Mrs. Burdette Petersen, Mrs. Fred Burks, Mrs. Dale Zel ter and Mrs. W. E. Hercher. PNG CLUB HAS MEETING THURSDAY The regular January meeting of tne jvast Noble Grand's Club was held at the home of Mrs. J. E Dent with Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Ted cioom. Mrs. tiaipn Kusseli. Mrs Oliver Plumer, and Mrs. Harry Hatfield as hostesses. A salad- supper was served at seven-thirty at tables beautifully decorated with heather and other winter flow ers. Invited guests included Mrs Don Snyder, noble grand of Rose burg Rebekah Lodge; Mrs. H. 0. Jensen, junior past noble grand of the Rebekah Lodge- Mrs. Carl Fleshman, secretary of the lodge; Miss Glenda Beach and Mrs. Gert rude Richman Routine business of reports of sickness, roll call and reports of visits was executed. Mrs. H. u. Jensen was admitted to member ship and initiated. Mrs. Vera South had resigned as vice president of the club and Mrs. Lynn tianna was elected bv aclamation. A small sum was voted to donate to the Polio Fund. Plans were made to sponsor a rummage sale on March 6 at the Emscon&l Parian Hail. A commit. tee to assist with this sale include Mrs. V. T. Jackson. Mrs. Eimma Taylor, Mrs. Ethel Bailey and Mrs. wil nam Thompson, mem bers having rummage they wish picked up are to teiepnone Mrs Thompson at 3-7387. The February meeting win be held at the home of Mrs. Jack Preston at 1456 Hazel Street. Host esses will be Mrs. Glen Beach, Mrs. Jack Preston. Mrs. William Mills, Mrs. Mayme Pickens and Mrs. Vern South. Entertainment will be in charge of Mrs. J. E. Dent and Mrs. Oliver Plumer. Following the business meeting the members and guests enjoyed games under the direction of Mrs. Harry Rapp and her committee with numerous prizes being pro vided. VALENTINE BRUNCH IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR THURSDAY A deliehtful valentine brunch was enjoyed by Women of the Roseburg Country Club Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the clubhouse. Pussywillows, greenery and can dles formed the attractive decora tions for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. M. L. Hallmark, Mrs. O. R. Petersen, Mrs. W. F. Amiot. Mrs. C. D. Al bright, Mrs. H. E. Schmeer, Mrs. f ranK uisiaK. airs, noy iiimner man. Mrs. V. C. Lomax, Mrs. M. E. Ulschaffer, Mrs. Joe V. Perrault, Mrs R. G. Davis. Mrs. G. N. Siefarth, Mrs. R. Elwood Smith, Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. W. C. Calli son, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. C. E. Knight. Mrs. Emily Judd, Mrs. A. J. Murray, Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. Kenneth Quine and Mrs. Sid Leiken. Contract bridge was in piay aur ine the social hour with Mrs. Stearns winning high score; Mrs. Hallmark, second, and Mrs. Mur ray, third. PRISCILLA OERDING CELEBRATES SIXTH BIRTHDAY AT PARTY Mrs. William Oerding enterain- ed at a party Saturday at her home on Highway 99 in honor of her daughter, Pnscilla, on her sixth birthday. After d avine wnn tne an- ferent party-favors presented to eacn guest, tne cnnuren euju.veu mnvip cartoons. Following Var- ious games, including a fish pond, the guests enjoyed refresh ments, at which time a beauti fully decorated birthday cake was cut and served. The circus motif was carried out in the table and cake decorations. Lovely gins were presented 10 Priscilla from: Janet Sabin. Kar ol Beilstein. Carolyn Lee, Laurel Hoffman. Charleen Glover, Bev erly Hetnck, Kristin tioyi, i;aro line Fredrickson, Dianna and Brenda Field, Linda Marolf, Kath leen Loom is and Sandra Zuver. MR. AND MRS. HULT ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr and Mrs. 0. N. Hull of Col- ton Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Sid Leiken and family and Mr. and Mrs. Will Jelski and family were dinner guests of Mr ana .urs. raw nun """i i mmiinmif f t nn ihhiiimi m !5 ft': y, i .4,11 v If 'i r -h MM u f' gfyfCTyfi-' sS tj I eat FOUR GENERATIONS, all four of whom were born in Doug las County, are pictured above. Mrs. D. P. McKay, for many years correspondent from Wilbur for the News-Review, is holding her great-grandson, Harold Delwin McKay III, who is three months old. Mrs. McKay is 85-yeors-old. At the right is Mrs. McKay's son, Harold Delwin McKoy Sr., of Roseburg, and at the left is his son, Harold Delwin Mc Koy Jr., one of the owners of KRXL radio station here Mr. McKay Sr., is in the drug business in Roseburg. (Picture by Clark's Studio). Sal. Feb. 13,. 1954 Tin Newt-Review, Roseburf, Ore. ( v ' -vf - 1 A. V f'. 1. Mil ;1 ' I S 4V0 ( 1 (J 5," if f( ! JOAN PAGE BAKER, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoover, Roseburg, was graduated from San Francisco Dent al School Friday, Feb. 5. She is spending the week with her parents in Roseburg, before accepting a position in Santa Cruz. Joan was graduated from Roseburg High School, in 1953. She made her home here for seven years. She was married Dec. 26 in Santa Cruz and her husband, AL3 Loren Baker, is in the Navy stationed aboard the USS On slow, now in Korean waters. He will receive his discharge next August. ST. PAULS LADIES AID PLAN WORTHY PROJECTS St. Paul's Ladies Aid met Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs. M. Rietmann. Devotions were led by the Rev. W. A. Sylwester and the business session was conduct ed by the president, Mrs. M. Reit- mann. new year boons were dis tributed and will be sent to all women of the congregation. The group decided to purchase The Life of Martin Luther" -for the public library. The executive board with Mrs. George Ewert as chairman, will purchase a new altar cloth for the church. A year's subscription to "The Christian Parent" will be sent as a gift to each new mother of the congrega tion during 1954. Mrs. George Ewert gave a re port for the visiting committee. One social meeting, during which the group will sew for a project, will be held quarterly. Members were asked to save Gold Medal coupons and bring them to the meetings. Mrs. E. Stratford presented project on the adoption of a Ko rean orphan. Concordia College uuua will be sent 530. A pink and blue shower honor- ing Mrs. Vernon Tester was given and she received many lovely gifts. Alter games were played. refreshments were served. They included a birthday cake for Mrs. Lewis Wilson. Present were: Mrs. Pearl Kaine. Mrs. Goldie Hebard, Mrs. vera Wilson, Mrs. Eva Gaston, Mrs. Evelyn Boyles. Mrs. Ernest Buet- tner. Mrs Annabeue ueecroit, Mrs. LaVerne Stratford, Mrs. Ma mie Hasbargen, Mrs. Mavis Crews. Mrs. Grace Teater, Mrs, Amanda Ewert, Mrs. Agnes Buck ingham, Mrs. Man-el van Horn, Mrs. Olea Lorenzen. Mrs. Paula Sylwester, the Rev. W. A. Sylwest er and Mrs. Rietmann. The next meeting will be March at S D.m. at the home of Mrs. E. v. Lorenzen. 207 BiaKciy st. Mrs. Kenneth Simon will present the topic MRS. HART ENTERTAINS SUNSHINE CLUB MONDAY Mrs. Phil Hart entertained the Sunshine Club at hor home in Win chester Monday afwrnoon. A short business meeting was held at 'Men time a nlant exchange at the next meeting was planned. Gifts were presented to the out-going officers, Mrs. George Frew nd Mrs. stiewig. Mrs. E. E. Em mitt, Mrs. Wil- am Stiewig and Mrs. R. D Par sons were honored with birthday gifts Games were enioyed during the rest of the afternoon with Mr3. George Frew and Mrs. R. D. Par sons winning the high prize. Mrs. Lucia Ingles won an extra prize. The table centerpiece was val entine favors and candy hearts. Refreshments were served by the hostess to: Mrs. George Frew, Mrs. Lucia Ingles, Mrs. William Stiewig. Mrs. R. D. Parsons, Mrs. E. Emmitt. Mrs. E. Princen. Miss Bcrnardine Princen and Mrs. Phil Hart. The next meeting will be March at the home of Mrs. E. K. Em mitt at 2 p.m. A plant exchange will be held at this time CHURCH GROUP ENJOYS POTLUCK DINNER The - Corner Stone Bible School Class of the First Christian Church of Myrtle Creek met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loman Bauer Saturday for a potluck dinner at p.m. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Dorsey Dent's birthday. New omcers elected lor uie com ing year were: Mrs. Forest Sim mons, president; Mrs. Dorsey Dent, welfare secretary; Olive Hayes, good will stewardess; Mrs. Homer Martin, entertain ment stewardess. Present were: The Rev. and Mrs. Dorsey Dent, Mr. and Mrs. forest Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. William Procter, Mrs. Homer Mar tin, Mrs. Bess Sellers, Mrs. Cecel- bellers, Mrs. Olive Hayes and anH family at Dillard Sunday. The Mrs. Leila Aneeloff. 0. N. Hulls are parents of Paul The next party will be held at Hult, Mrs. Jelski and Mrs. Leiken. the Leo Sanders home in Marco. BADOURA CLUB MEETS AT C. B. WADE HOME Badoura Club, Daughters of the Nile, met Tuesday for a 7:30 dessert-supper at the home of Mrs. C. B. Waae with Mrs. Cliff Thorn ton and Mrs. Roy Catching as co-hostesses. The business meeting was con ducted by the president, Mrs. Sam Crites. Committee reports were, made and the year books were distributed. Mrs. W. H. Carter gave an interesting report on her recent trip to Portland to attend the Daughters of the Nile cere monial. Mrs. Bruce EHiot report ed on her recent visit to the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Chil dren. Following the meeting, a coun try auction was conducted by Mrs. Bernard Young, Members and guests who enjoy ed the evening were; Mrs. E. J. Sullivan. Mrs. Sam Crites. Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. Kenneth Quine, I rs. Bruce Elliot, Mrs. Bert wells Mrs. M. B. Green. Mrs. A. J, Young. Mrs. T. B. Virden. Mrs. M. C. Cassel, Mrs. Albert Micelli, Mrs. W. H. Carter. Mrs. Dave Taylor. Mrs. L. L. Powers. Mrs Ernest Patterson, Mrs. Les Carr, inrs. tan tueue, Airs. Essie Ko- entz. Mrs. Lyle Marsters. Mrs. Bernard Young, Mrs. R. B. Rhodes and the hostesses. Mrt Wade, Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Catching. rne sewing meeting for Febru ary win be neid at 1:30 p.m. Tnas day, Feb. 23, at the home of Mrs, Earl Uleiie. 1218 Corev Ave. The next business meetinff will ne a Y-au oessert-supper Tuesday, marcn . at tne nome 01 Mrs. Bernard Young, 1020 Council, with Mrs. Harold Esselstrom and Mrs. Sam Crites as co-hostesses. Miss Munel Mitchell will speak on an tique glass and all members are asked to bring a piece of an tique glass. WASHINGTON STITCHERS HAVE POTLUCK LUNCHEON The Washington Stitchers eniov- ed a delicious Dotluck dinner Mon day, when they were entertained at the home of Mrs. Edith Alvord. Helen Bus-well was honored on her birthday and she received many nice dish towels from the group. The afternoon was spent in sewing and visiting. rnose enjoying the day were: Mrs. Max Hunt, a euest. and members: Mesdames Bernice Bus well, Bessie Wallace, Helen Bus well, Doris Wallace, Barbara uoggs, Koslie Taylor. Bert Diehl. Christie Smith, Etna Wallace, Ma- nie aiocora, rem Hoieomib and the hostess, Mrs. Alvord. Tne next meeting of the club will be Wednesday, March 3, at tne nome ot .Mrs. Barbara Boggs and Mrs. Doris Kenwisher's birth day will be honored. MRS. LESTER COE SURPRISED AT WHOWER IN DILLARD Mrs. Lester Coe was pleasantly surprised Wednesday, when a group of friends and neighbors ar rived at her home in DiUard with a delicious noon lunoheon and gifts for a pink and blue shower. Following the twelve o'clock not. luck, friends presented the many lovely gifts to Mrs. Coe. visiting was enjoyed during the afternoon hours by Mrs. Jack Gib son, Mrs Rav Myers, Mrs. Bob Potter Mrs. Waylond Gentry, Mrs. Arnold Thiessen, Mrs. Mary Bev ans, Mrs Jack Myers, Mrs. Don Hegele, Mrs. Johnnie Lancaster, Mrs. Nina Lang. Mrs. Jim Hant, Mrs. Alfred DuQuette and the hon ored guest, Mrs. Coe. COUNCIL OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO MEET HERE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. H. D. Peterson, state pres ident of the Republican Council of Oregon Women and the state vice president, Mrs. George T. Gerlinger both of Portland, will be present at the meeting called for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Roseburg Woman's clubhouse. All precinct committee women and members of the executive council of the Douglas County Republican Women are rquited to be present. AU republican wom en interested in attending are also invited. TAU ETA ETA PLANS FUTURE AFFAIRS Tau Eta Eta held the Febru ary business meeting at the home of Mrs. Sixten Lindberg. Mrs. J. R. McAllister assisted. A date was set for the annual anniversary banauet and Mrs. Al Johnson was named chairman. Tentative plans were discussed for a spring tormai oance. a report was made on the March of Dimes food sale. Funds derived from this was given, with an additional sum for the treasury, to the March of Dimes. After the meeting, a baby show er was given in honor of Mrs. Bruce Fischer, Mrs. Leland Hall, Rawdon. Both received many love ly gifts. Tempting reiresnmenis were en loved bv Mrs. More an Sanders. Mrs. Curley Bailey, Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, Mrs. uyie Bauer, Mrs, Stanley Cornutt. Mrs. Leo Fnnv worth, Mrs. James Fernlund, Mrs. Bruce Fischer. Mrs. Leland Hall, Mrs. William House, Mrs. Al Johnson. Mrs. Sixten Lindl I ! Mrs. J. R. McAllister, Mrs. fliol- vin Mil er. Mrs. Laurence Moore, Mrs. Victor Muscat, Mrs. Marvin Palmer. Mrs. Floyd Rawdon. Mrs, William Roberts, Mrs. Elmer Scrape, Mrs. Edward Theism, Mrs. Stanley Wallcy, Mrs. Earl Wiley Jr., Mrs. Calvin Wilkison and Mrs. Frank Wilson. The next social meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Laurence Moore, Happy Valley Road. TWELVE AND WON CLUB HAS DESSERT-SUPPER Mrs. N. E. Richardson enter tained the Twelve and Won Club at a dessert-supper Tuesday eve ning. Red candles and a birthday cake trimmed with valentine hearts and cupids on a valentine tablecloth with valentines as fav ors was the table decorations. The room was trimmed with valen tines and hearts. Mrs. Fred Ritzman assisted the hostess in serving. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Glen Murdock, Mrs. E'.vera Rec la. Mrs. Fred Hargis. Mrs. John Joelson. Mrs. E. Princen, Miss Bernardine Princen, Mrs. Fred Ritzman and Mrs. N. E. Richard son. Birthday gifts were presented to Mrs. Glen Murdock, Mrs. Elvera Recla and Mrs. Besse Lounsbury. A short business meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs. Fred Ritzman. After this, gan.es were enjoyed for the rest of the evening. Mrs. Elvera Rpcla won the guessing contest, Mrs. E. Princen won the high prize, and Mrs. Ficd Ritzman won the sec ond high prize. Valentines were passed out by Mrs. N. E. Richardson to each member. The next meeting will be a dessert-supper at 7 o'clock, March 2, at the home of Mrs. Glen Mur dock, 355 Leland Avenue. CONTEST WINNERS FETED AT SORORITY MEETING An enjoyable meeting of Alpha Chi Chapter, Dpsilon Sigma Al pha, was held Thursday at the home of Rita Smith on East Pleas ant Street. Winning team members of a re cent chapter money raising proj ect were honored at a party given by the losing team. A benefit card party for mem bers, their husbands and invited guests will be held Saturday eve ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Evans. Proceeds will go to the Crippled Children's Hospital in Eugene. Present were: Zclda Black, Shirley Caskey, Mary Chambers, Ramona Evans, Gli-nda Gadway, Gloria Gaston, Louclla Long, Mar ilyn Long, Gerry Quist, Clara Seal Ion, Melva Starmcr and the host ess. Rita Smith. The next meeting will be Feb 18 at the home of Melva Starmcr. STANLEY CLEMMONS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stritzke of Garden Valley entertained at a din ner Friday evening at their home in honor of their son, Stanley, on his sixth birthday. Additional guests were Stanley's maternal grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Clemmons. MU CHAPTER PLANS FOUNDERS DAY BANQUET IN APRIL met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Quine. Mrs. Quine and Mrs. C. P. Yundt were the hostesses. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. Lit Lacvy. Communications were read about a proposed regional southern Ore gon conierence tor Beta sigmn Phis to be held in Medford the first Dart of Mav. The Founders Day banquet is tentatively scheduled for April 29. The social chairman announced that there will be a skating parly March 24. The service chairman reminded the members to bring their food contlbution to the next meeting. An unanimous ballot was cast for the nominating commit tee who will present their report at the next meeting. The program on "Art11 was pre sented by Miss Jean Smith. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. Neil Kaser Sr., Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Gordon Bail ey, Mrs. Clar Chitwood, Mrs. Ralph Huestis. Mrs. H. A John son, Mrs. Harvey Kring, Mrs. Don Matson. miss Jean smitn. Mrs. Joseph Barnes, Mrs. Laurence Pe terson and Mrs. Hal Zurcher. PARENTS HONOR DAUGHTER AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dahle enter tained at a birthday dinner Fri day honoring their daughter, Mrs. Vernon (Mardella) Finstad of Rosebure. Also present was an other son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Dancer, and son. Larry of Roseburg and Mr. Finstad. BUSY STEPPERS ENJOY POTLUCK, LUNCHEON The Busy Steppers met at the home of Mrs Arnold Roberts Thursday for an all-day meeting and potluck lunaliron. There were fourteen members and a guest to enjoy the delicious meal served at noon. Members oresent were: Garnet Folmsbce. Lucia Ireland. Helen Northcraft and Ann: Francis Bra dy, junia Byron. Clarice Brinx- man. Raymond ana Richard: Ber. tha Dossey, Jerry and Louie; Ev elyn rerry, Virginia wamooit, U.,....n U,,aa1 Anna Ti.l.l Adda Ollivant, Renie Jenkins, and a guest, Frances Perry. The afternoon was spent in vis iting and games with prizes going to Lucia Ireland ana Maureen mu etzel. The next meeting will be all dav at the home of Mrs. Ted Brlnkman Feb. 18. A potluck lunch will oe served. . . . BETA GAMMA CHATER HAS VALENTINE PARTY GAY NINETIES GROUP ENTERTAINED THURSDAY IN MYRTLE CREEK Mrs. R. W. Alspaugn entertain ed members 01 tne -uay nineties- group in the banquet room of the newly opened Myrtle Cafe In the Alspaugh building in Myrtle Creek Thursday. A delicious steak dinner was served at one-thirty. Table entertainment and visiting I followed, Present were: Mrs. Ermel Briggs. Mrs. Grace Lutz, Mrs. Eleanor Jones. Mrs. Henry Schmoll. Mrs. Bruce Amesburv. a guest, and Mrs. R. W. Alspaugh, hostess, of Myrtle Creek. Attending from Roseburg were Mrs. A. C. Seely. Mrs. H. E. Mowry and Mrs. H. B. Carter Beta Gamma Chapter. Epsllon Sigma Alpha, held a valentine party Tuesday evening at tne home of Mrs. Don Rogan with Mrs. Gerrv Moore as co-hostess. The valentine motif was carried out in the decorations, Garnet were played with Mrs. Ray Lor- ance winning tne first prize. Eacn member decorated a hat In the valentine motif and the group vot ed Mrs. Del McKay's to be tne cleverest. A short business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Moore. Plans were maoe tor a rummage and cooked food sale to be held Feb. 27 at the Episcopal Parish House. Baby clothes, Mer- ry-go-rounda and decorated Home made canes win ne special tea- tures ot the sale. The Droaram on EBA rushing was given by Mrs. Craig Dish- man. Mrs. Kogan and urs. Moore served lovely refreshments to: Mrs. Ray Lorance, Mrs. Del Mc Kay, Mrs. Howard Thomas and Mrs. Craig Dishman. The next meeting will be Feb. 23 at the home of Mrs. Dale Roles. THIMBLE CLUB HAS LUNCHEON MEETING MONDAY Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim ble Club met Monday at a noon potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Malinda Miller. 604 S. Steph ens St. Thirteen members were present. Lilly Lohr won the door prize presented by Irene Jackson. LaVcrna Lark received a lovely birthday cake presented by the hostess. The next meeting will be Feb. 22 at a 12:30 potluck luncheon at the home of Blanche Grey, 3245 N. Stephens SL Love at first sight! ENSEMBLES I Jfe I I who wouldn't be smitten with such beauty? 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