S Th Nawi-Roview, Roseburg, Oro. Tues. Apr. 13, 1954
COOKING CLUB
MEETS AT ELOAROSE
Spice y Chef' 4-H cooking club
of Elgarose met Thursday at the
home o their leader, Mrs. Vera
Woo ten. '
The girls learned to make straw
berry Urts following the short
business meeting conducted by
Barbara Paulson.
At the next meeting, April 27,
Miss Jane Gates, extension lead
er, will meet with the girls.
Those present were: Barbara
Paulson, Bobbie Tonole, Margie
Hanson, Dixie Wooten and Mrs.
Wooten.
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PTA AT CAMAS
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Camas Valley PTA met
Monday for a business session and
election of officer! for the follow
ing year. President, Mrs. Lillian
Cumminm was re-elected.
Others elected were: vice presi
dent, verna De:aney: secretary.
Leona Randall; treasurer, Darlene
Hielman.
After the meeting the High
School Girls Chorus presented a
proeram of several songs.
The second grade room won the
room count, this being the third
time in succession tor mem. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
John Staley and Mrs. Neal Brown
Trie next meeting win tie May
for the installation of officers.
NALC AUXLIARY HOLDS
POTLUCK DINNER RECENTLY
The monthly meeting and pot
luck sunner of the NALC Auxil
iary and families was held at the
Kay mono uarK come recently.
Delegates were talked about for
the convention at Albany, May 22
and 23. viola Long and Winona
Paul were suggested.
.Meeting date was changed to
tne urst f riday ot eacu mown
Next meeting will be May 7 at the
nay Long nome, hob Miner st.
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tank failure.
WAOITAKA GIRLS
ENTERTAIN PARENTS
AND SPONSOR AT DINNER
Saturday, March 27, the Wadl
taka Camo Fire Group Invited
their parents and sponsor to their
tire maker s dinner ai me unue
Grange Hall. The girls prepared
and served the dinner, which was
a "Feast From Five Continents."
Three tables were placed in a
U shape and attractively centered
by a three tiered 44th birthday
cake topped by pipe stem Camp
Fire girls holding United States
flags. The cake was surrounded
by dolls dre'ted in costumes rep
resenting foreign countries. Story
book dolls and red, white and
blue candles centered the two
side tables.
The girls and guests osgan their
tour of South America by being
served wine (grape juice), . fruit
salad and fried rice. Tacos and
salad from Mexico and hot potato
salad and apple strudel from Ger
many were served. Japan furnish
ed the egg too yong and tea; and
afrlea the bread and coffee.
Gail Kelly acted as mistress of
ceremonies during the program
which consisted of the Camp Fire
"Grace," Weggis Song, Swiss folk
song, two piano solos, two skits
and closed with the Friendship
circle of girls and guests for "Call
of the Fire" and "Taps."
Several requirements for the
birthday project, "Lets Be Differ
ent Together, were fulfilled.
Each father paid one dollar ad
mission and each mother donated
an article of clothing to help feed
and clothe hungry children. The
glrU were dressed in costumes
appropriate to the country she
wnrked on during the meal.
Girls and their guests were: Gail
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller
and Jolene, Mrs. C. L. Waggonw
and Luanne, Mr. and Mrs. bau
rence Robert and Judy. Mrs. Jua-
nita Cole and Juanita, W. L. Sin
gleton and Phyllis; Mrs. Harold
Barker and Norma; Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Schermerhorn and Anne;
Mrs. Paul Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Franks and Joanne; Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Ireland and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Watkins.
Soonsorers represented were
Glide PTA bv Mrs. M. R. Weaver
and Mrs. W. L. Singleton for the
guardians.
RIVERSDALE GRANGE
PLANS EASTER PROGRAM
April 16, at 8:15 p.m. the regu
lar meeting of the Riversdale
Grange will be held and the pro
gram presented by the lecturer,
Essie Olsoa, will carry out the
Easter theme. An interesting pro
gram has been planned and fun
oortion of the program will be an
Easter parade of hats. Ladies are
to make hats pertaining to her
husband s business, and tne men
are to make hats representing
something about his wife that he
likes. All members are urged to
come and take pant in the fun.
Refreshment committee for the
evening will be: Mr. and Mrs.
Don Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Johns, Mr.' and Mrs. Cliff Hess,
Mrs. Cora Rogan and Mrs. Verna
Emery.
FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB
TO MEET
AT BUCKW ALTER HOME
Melrose Friendly Hour Club will
meet Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Buckwalter for a
12:30 o'clock dessert luncheon.
Roll call will be on Easter with
Mrs. Hazel Bly in charge of the
program.
VFW AUXILIARY
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
VFW Auxiliary will meet Wed
nesday at 8 p.m. at the Veterans
Memorial Hutiding on Garden
Valley Road. This is the last
meeting betore installation of offi
cers. Members asd those eligible
to membership urged to attend.
EAST DOUGLAS HEU
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
East Douglas HEU will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Joe Walker. The project, Main
Dish Meals, will be presented by
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Joe Brum
bach, who will serve a luncheon.
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CHICK YOWEEMAY GIRLS
TAKE TRIP TO INDIA
An airplane trip to tha land of
the J a) Manal in India was taken
by Hie Chickyoweemay Camp Fire
Girls Tuesday evening with their
hostess, Connie Meyer. The "air-
view" disclosed the triangle shape
of the country and the areas sur
rounding it. On landing, the group
saw the different modes of dress
which are due to the different re
ligions in India. A doll, made by
the hostess, accompanied the
group dressed in one of the fash
ions of India.
A climax of the trip was a din
ner served by the hostess in the
manner typical of the country.
Chicken curry served over steam
ed rice, whole-wheat Paratha and
a dessert of bananas constituted
the menu.
After the "journey" a business
meeting was feld to elect new of
ficers for a three month period.
Those taking office are: Jerry
Flink, president; Sharon Longton,
vice president; Karen Bartsch,
secretary; Sharon Pepple, treas
urer; Kay Holcomb, scribe; Con
nie Mcver. sgt.-at-arms: Martha
Dement and Judv Hansen, finance
committee; Joyce Neavol! and Di.
ana cartwnght, music ana games
committee.
Karen Bartsch. who has recently
moved to Roseburg, has joined the
Chickyoweemay group. Karen is
an eighth grader at Junior High
and is working toward her Fire
Maker rank.
Each girl carved a design on a
potato to be used in block print
ing ISO napkins for use at Easter
time by the veteran s Facility.
Menu covers wore also made using
colorful Easter pictures on a white
background, xnis is a jr. km
Cross service project.
Tne Spanish CircJe dance was
practiced for the coming Folk Fes
tival and promises to be a gay
and colorful one.
The continuance of the work at
the city library has been com
mended by miss Mitcneu, city li
brarian and each Saturday is
spent on this project. A display
has been placed in the library by
the group featuring the people,
clothing and homes of a foreign
land. A total of 12 such displays
will be shown depicting that many
dinereni countries.
CAMAS VALLEY HEC
TO ENTER CONTEST
The Home Economics Olub of
the Camas Valley Grange No. 521,
met Monday at the home of Mrs.
Robert Wheeler with Mrs. Harry
Boyle acting as co-hostess.
The meeting was called to or
der and the roll call answered with
an April Fool's joke.
It was decided that several of
the members would make a hcuse
dress to be entered in the state
Grange contest and that Lou Cun
ningham was to make a pair of
linen towels to be entered.
Decorations and refreshments
were carried out in the Easter
motif and were served to ninJ
members present.
The next meeting of the Home
Economics Club will be Monday,
May 3, with Mrs. Art Jones as
hostess and Mrs. Elma Dunham
acting co-hostess.
MRS. AMY SEELEY
TO HOST
JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB
The Jolly Circle Club will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Amy Seelcy in West Melrose for
a noon potluck. Members are re
quested to bring thimbles, needles
ana a covered aisn. work on tht
quilt will be the days project.
EPISCOPAL GUILD
TO ELECT OFFICERS
St. George's Episcopal Guild
will meet for a 12 o'clock potluck
luncheon, Wednesday, at the par
ish house to be preceded by Holy
Communion at 11 a.m. Guild of
ficers are to be elected.
FRIENDLY CIRCLE
SET WEDNESDAY MEETING
Friendly Circle Club will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Arnold Hfaff on Rifle Range Road.
Members are to fashion a spring
hat for l!ie annual hat show and
to bring a household hint for spring
house cleaning.
MNO CLUB TO MEET
AT TYLER EVANS HOME
The MNO Club will meet at 8
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Tyler
Evans on Fisher Road, Wednes
day. FREE
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WICAKA CAMP FIRE
GIRLS ELECT OFFICERS
The Wicaka Camp Fire group
held their regular meeting March
31. The memory books were
brought up to date and ideas ex
changed on materials and ways to
build houses to correspond with
their dolls of foreign lands which
they have dressed.
Edith Kempthorne stimps were
given to each girl in return for
her contribution given to tht
Kempthorne fund.
April 7 the regular meeting was
held at the home of Rita Bennett.
Mr. Bennett exhibited his trop
ical fish collection. He has many
different species. The fish are
very interesting and the collection
represented many colors, shapti
and sizes. Mr. Bennett told of
their habits and also fed them spe
cial food that they need to sur
vive. He also entertained the girls
with his pet monkey.
A business meeting was held
and officers were elected for the
next 3 months Those elected
were: president, Patty Dent; vice
president, Rita Bennett; secre
tary, Linda Holcomb; treasurer,
Darlene Butler; scribe, Virgie
Walls; song leaders Judy Stew
art, Janet lnman and Judy Piper.
The girls practiced their Danish
dance, "The Hopsavaltz." Refresh
ments of cream puffs, cocoa and
coffee were served by Mrs. Ben
nett and Rita. A very enjoyful
time was had by: Patty Dent,
Sulene Keel, Judy Stewart, An
netta Brinkmeyer, Gerry Garret,
Rita Bennett, Linda Holcomb, Ju
dy Piper, Virgie Walls, Donna
Frisk, Darlene Butler, Janet ln
man and leader, Mrs. Franklin
Piper and assistant Mrs. Ed Hol
comb. WEYANNAH GIRLS OBSERVE
EDITH KEMPTHORNE DAY
Weyannah Camp Fire girls ob
served Edith M. Kempthorne dav
with a council fire.
Mrs. Prusia, their leader, ex
plained the purpose of the Kemp
thorne fund, which is an extension
of the Camp Fire program and
each girl contributed her quota,
one penny for each year of aer
age.
The council fire also welcomed
two new members, Phyllis Blake-
lv and Sandra Brown.
The evening was spent in work
on memory books and making of
Hawaiian leis for their part in the
Five Continents Folk Festival to
be held in the Benson School gym
in April.
Girls present were: Shannon
Ratter, Ruth Thomason, Cindy
White, Janet Reed, Carolyn Was-
som, Phyllis Pittman, Jean Pru
sia, Kathy Vang, Sandra Brown
and Phyllis Blakely. Mrs. PhiUio
Wassom and Mrs. Floyd Pittman
were also present.
EASTERN STAR TO
OBSERVE EASTER AT
MEETING THURSDAY
Roseburg Chapter No. 8, OES,
will observe Easter at a, meeting
to be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at
the Masonic Temple. Worthy Ma
tron Ramona Hampton will pre
side. Members and visiting mem
bers are invited.
BETHANY CIRCLE
TO MEET
Bethany Circle of Faith Luther
an Church will meet Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. R. H. Thacker,
414 Garrecht St. at 8 p.m. A white
elephant sale will be held. Mem
bers and friends invited.
MRS. MINER
TO HOST
GREEN MOTHERS CLUB
The Green Mothers Club will
meet Wednesday evening at the
homo of Mrs. Juanita Miner.
Cmon and meet Mrs. Oregon
-our favorite homemaker
Mrs. Holmgren will compete April 21 through April 25
at the Grand Finals in Ellinor Village, Florida,"
for the title of "Mrs. America"
CAMAS GARDEN CLUB
MET AT THRUSH HOME
The Cimas Valley Garden Club
met Tuesday April 8 at the home
of Mrs. Hazel Thrush. The meet
ing was opened by the president.
Mrs. Lee Wilson who informed the
group the next district meeting
would be held at Springfield
Grange Hall on April 23, and that
the fall district meeting would be
neuo. in umii valley and the date
ei laier on.
Mrs. Wilson announced there
would be a punt sale held in Cam
as Valley, just across the High
way from the store, on April 26,
and will be an all day affair. Mrs.
Thrush and Mrs Ma. Jones an
nounced the hobby show, .sponsor
ed by the Garden club for the
school children to be held on April
14 from 10:30 a.m. until 9 p.m.
There will he open house from 7
to 9 p.m. for parents to view the
exnwits, and will be held in con
junction with the 4-H cluh meet.
ing. Refreshments will be served.
Alter the business meeting Mrs.
inrusn served refreshments to
rne lonowing: Mesdames Mae
oones. caith Booth, Rubye Moore.
Loretta Copelanu, Mabel SaUee,
Esther Pryor, Lou Cunningham,
Marion Banks, Anna Martindale,
cora Busch, Mary Smith. Ella
Hudson, Helen Nelson, Brunette
Wilson, Xorah Boyle, Bertha Par-
rott, Kuth Wiley and Clara Munch,
Floral arrangements weje In
charge of Lou Cunningham and
Ruth Wiley.
The next meeting will be May
4. at 1:30 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Lee Banks. The program will
oe in charge of Mrs. Rubye Moore
and Mrs. Edith Booth, on the care
of Dahlias and Gladiolas and
floral arrangements by Mae Jones
ana iva jeppesen.
EASTER LUNCHEON TO
BE EVENT OF APRIL 20
vuiy a lew more places are
available for the annual Easter
bridge-luncheon to be sponsored
by St. George's Episcopal Guild
next Tuesday, April 20, at 1 p.m.
at the Parish House according to
an announcement oy ine commit
tee chairmen, Mrs. Frank B.
woooworin and Mrs. Jack P,
Bath rick.
Reservations must he mode hv
calling either Mrs. Woodworth at
j-4i5 or Mrs. Paul Carbon at
3-4441.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS
HOLDS MEETING
Roseburg Bethel No. 8, Interna'
tional Order of Job's Dau?htr:
met April 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Masonic Temple and observed
uaa s ivignt. a lovely potluck din
ner was enjoyed by 45 dads and
their daughters.
Final plans were discussed for
Grand Session. All girls going to
Grand Session must be m front
of the Junior High School at 7
a.m. Apru istn. The group will re
turn to itoseourg April 17.
COMMUNITY PLAYERS
PLAN POSTER PARTY
Thalia Community Plaveri mill
hold a poster party" at their
regular business meeting Tuesday
at the Senior High Social Arts
Building, room 8. All members
are urged to attend.
Man0!dat50or60'
What "Nut" said that?
Thouiaodi ire peppy at 70! So if you fwl
weak, low io energy, "old" at 40, 50 or 60,
quit blaming it on in. If you want to feci
younger, try Oitrex Tonio Tablets at once,
r or debility dim iurt to rundown body'i lack
of iron, the "below-par" feelinu you may
call "being old'. Puti pep in both teiei. Try
Ortrex to feel peppy, yeari yountter, today.
"Uat-acquainted" siza 50c. At all druKiiiti.
In Roaburg, Fuller ton Drug
Mrs, Jack Holmgren, just elected
Mrs. OREGON will be in our
store Wednesday, April 14, from
10 A.M. to Noon.
STOP IN AND MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
AND FELLOW NEILSEN'S MARKET
SHOPPER ... - ASK HER FOR HER
FAVORITE, PRIZE-WINNING RECIPE.
IT'S THEfeTON EVERY ITEM THAT COUNTS'
WOMEN'S CRAFT CLASSES
TO HAVE WEDNESDAY MEET
The Woman's Homj League
craft classes will meet Wednesday
at the Salvation Army building,
1005 Winchester St. from 1 to 4
p.m. All women of the community
invited to attend.
ROSEBURG TOASTMISTRESS
CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY
Roseburg Toastmistress Club
will meet at. 8 P.m. Wednesday,
at 231 E. Lane St. The topic for
the evening is "The Way to Rec
reation." Movies on travelogues
will be shown.
HAPPY HOUR CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
AT CHARLES STARK HOME
Mrs. Charles Stark will enter
tains the Riversdale Happy, Hour
Club at her home on Fisher Road
at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MOTHERS CLUB TO
MEET AT TENMILS
Tenmile Mothers Club will meet
at the clubhouse Wednesday for
a noon potluck. Hostesses will be
Thelma Stringer and Erta War.
WINSTON-DILL ARD
TOASTMISTR ESSES TO MEET
Winston - Dillard Toastmistress
Club will meet Wednesday at 8
p.m. at the Dillard School.
DEGREE OF HONOR
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
The Degree of Honor Protective
Association will meet at the Le
gion Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Quality Shoes Priced
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LOCAL NEWS
Go To Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Catching made a business
trip to Portland over the week
end. Leave For East Mr. andVri.
Fred Martin left Sunday for To
ledo, Ohio, where they will spend
the Easter holidays.
Home Far Vacation John
Hult, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
B. Hult. arrived here last week
end to spend his spring vacation
with his parent. He is a student
at San Rafael Military Aoademy
in San Rafael, Calif.
Return To Illinois Mrs. Ray-
nold L. Miller and children, Me
linda and Dougie, have returned
to their home in Geneva, 111. aft
er spending the past week at the
home of Mrs. Miller's narents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. MtAneney,
Tipton Road, and with her sister,
Mrs. A. L. SevalU Fair SL ,
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