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STEDFAST CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY AT POTLUCK LUNCHEON The Stedfast Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at noon potluck luncheon Thurs day at the church parlors, follow ed by a program, business ses sion and devotions. All members and women of the church interest ed are most cordially invited 'o enjoy the occasion. (A So smooth it leaves you breathless cmaiest name tmaiest VODKA 80 proof Mtdefrom 1 00 t"n iwutnt ipi Su. Pierre Smirnoff Fit. Inc.Htfiford.CofiB. WICAKA CAMP FIRE GROUP HOLDS MbbTING The Wicaka Camp Fire group held its regular business meeting at the home of Unda Holcoms and the coming flower show was discussed and specifications for entries were given. The Danish HoDsavallz dance was practiced. Wicakas will join with other groups of Benson school for practice together, Friday April 16 at 4 p.m o'clock. The rest of the evening was spent playing games; animal blindman's bluff "the handker chief" and "bean bag." Refreshments were served and each received as a favor a nest of Easter eggs Those of the group attending were Patty Dent, Rita Bennett. Janet Inman Dariene Butler. i netta Brinkmeyer. Sulene Keel, Linda Holcomp, Donna Frisk, Judy Piper, Judy Stewart, Gerry Gerret, Virgie Walls, leader, Mrs. Franklin Piper and assistant, Mr-:. Ed Holcomb Aslo enlovinz the evening were Trudy, Cindy, Kay and Ed Holcomb. OVERNIGHT PHOTO-FINISHING AT i AT Clark's Studio 105 S. Jackson Dial 3-8526 Music isn't music 'til you heor it ... Color isn't color 'til you see it ... , Perfume isn't perfume 'til you wear it . . . rust' . 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Setting for the council fire was uie large nrepiace, witn a oacs ground of yellow tapers and for sythia on the manue. and ngniea tapers about the room. President Joyce Rand conducted the pro gram, which opened as tne girls slowly entered the living room to uie "woneio bong." lorming friendship circle. The Camp Fire Law was repeated and Barbara bwenson led the bandsign. Elaine Reiser related the seven crafts of Camp Fire, with further description by Neala Cantleberry, homecraft: outdoor, Kathi Oakley: creative arts, Becky Roberts; fron tier, conme Kay .Modrell; spons ana games, Barbara wood: bust' uess, Johnetta Smith, and citizen ship, biaine Keiser. Progress of members was then observed with the presentation of more wan seven hundred honor beads by Mrs. Jack Chapman, guardian. An appropriate poem, by Emily Dickinson, was read by Gretchen McDonald. Wohelo candlelighters were Judy Parrott, Elaine Reiser and 'retcnen McDonald. Concluding the ceremony candles were extin guished by Barbara Swenson, Con nie Kay Modrell and Neala Cantle- : oerry. ' A springtime poem, by Gretch en McDonald, was pninviwl fnl. lowed by group singing of spring ana Ddsier songs, lea Dy Patsy i-1 uunjdiii, sungrieaaer. uuests lor the evening were aaran ana Anne Lldsell, Maurine Hallmark and Kav ('ha nmnn Arrangements were in charge of uie lonowing committees: invita tions, joyce Hand and Lynda Smith; refreshments, . Johnetta Smith, Lynda Smith, Connie Mod- uii ana joyce Hand; serving, Mary Lindsell, Nancy Crow, Joyce Rand. Barbara Wood and Connie Kay Modrell; shlne-up, Mary I.ind sell. Sheirill Chapman, Joyce Rand and Barbara Wood. CAMAS VALLEY SHOW A DECIDED SUCCESS The hobby show sponsored by the Camas Valley Garden Club, was held at the school house, Wed nesday. With nililM a nn,l.n. ... entries. The garden club held open iiuubi; m conjunction with the 4-H club meeting the same evening from 7 to a p.m. and was reward n r a.'arKC turnout of parents. nnicmuiEiiu were served by the garden club and the 4-H motit. its after the meeting and pic tures were shown by Frank von Korstel, 4-H agent from Rosoburg. Prizes won in the hobby show were as follows: purple ribbon: 1st grade, Carol Cummings and Ronny Randell: 2nd grade, Shoran (ummings and Donald Lawson 1. ,radc. Norma Randell and Bobby Lawson- 4th grade, Pame la Arnold; 5 th grade, Lorcne Priest and Royce Kiscr; 6th grade, Maxine Dancer; 7lh grade Judy Defferding; 8th grade, Ellen Spurlock and John Wheeler; blue ribbons went to: Jimmy Kiscr lst crude trt nnn,iM .:j r tin,; . ."; .roe; ". ""hi man ami mine Bat- : a ra,ac: Marilyn Thovson and Jim Dclaney; 5th grade; l.e- Ann Mnrvlw mu .1 . ... .. v Solimc.ii.lt- ?!h' Bra,lc! 1w'n Brown riht. i 1 . T1' P Brade; red ribbons to: Judy Milton, 6th grade and Lois Wiley. 8th grade. POSSE AND AUXILIARY SET SOCIAL MEETING Douglas County Sheriffs posse and auxiliary will hold a social meeting at the fairgrounds Thurs day evening with Mrs. Don Hagcr ty and Mrs. Les Miller as hostesses. Why. waste hours? OtWcfi NUTRI-TONIC WAVES LOVELIER IN LITTLE AS urrn Fs Tit JT ' i .s i Or IT'S FASTER -START TO FINISH -BECAUSE ALMOST ft IS PATENTED OIL CREME BASE. ANNUAL CAMP FIRE MEETING TO BE HELD IN SEATTLE THIS MONTH n..ml,... .J tin llnoJui.N Council of Camip Fire Girls will attend uie annual meeting oi Re gion 6 to be Held in Seattle April 23-24, it wai anounced today by Mona Hull, council president. Gladys Amundson, executive di rector. Mona Hult. local council president, and Margaret Brubaker corresponding secretary ana alter nate Regional Representative, will attend from Roseburg and will con duct a workshoo on "Council Members" Saturday morning. While in Seattle Gladys Amund son, executive director, will attend the professionals' workshop to be conducted April m - zi ana a, At the re jnal meeting, which wiu be attended ny volunteers ana professional workers of Roseburg council, an etiort win oe maae to reflect the specific needs of each council and to give attention to them. "Those who will attend the re- gional meeting will find that there is specific help and inspiration to be gained," Mona Hult, council president, said "Participants will be able to absorb a wealth of new information and exchange ideas which should lead to a better un derstanding of their particular du ties in relation to the over-all ef fectiveness of the Camp Fire pro gram. Emphasis will be placed or, total council operauon, Hoard ana committee function, and their serv ices to girl membership, the com munity and group leader." The purpose of the professionals' workshop, which is one of ten being conducted throughout the country by the Personnel and Training Department of Camp Fire uirls, inc., is to adapt, strengthen and make individual council operations more effective as camp f ire membership in creases in communities. "As Camo Fire has grown the neea lor highly effective methods of operation, with increasingly ligher standards of service, has been felt." Mona Hult, council president, concluded. CAMAS SEWING CLUB HAS RECENT MEETING i he Ha-DDV Circle Sewing Club of Camas Valley met Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Oral Sallee in Lower Camas. A delicious potluck luncheon was served to the following members: Mrs. George ConcUnd. Mrs. Bill Brown, Mrs. Arnold Burleson, Mrs. Zella susbauer, Mrs. William Cun ningham, Mrs. Virgil Moody, Mrs. fcrnest boom, Mrs. Elmer sund luist, Mrs. Louis Pryor, Mrs. Dave Thrush, Mrs. Maude John son and the hostess, Mrs. Sallee. Th; afternoon was snent in sew ing and visiting. Tne next meeting will be April 27, at the home of Mrs. William Cunningham with a potluck lunch. METHODIST WSCS CIRCLES SET DESSERT LUNCHEONS The following Methodist Circles will meet Thursday for 1:30 p.m. dessert luncheons: No. 1 at the home of Mrs. L. M. Hodges on Calkins Road with Mrs. James Archer as co-hostess; No. 2 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Grubbe. 1408 Hazel St; No. 3 at the home ot Mrs. George Singleton 204 S. Chadwick St.: No. 4 at the home oi .Mrs. v. t. Jackson at Win chester; No. 5 at '.he Adrian Fish er home, 804 Harvard Ave. CANYONVILLE REBEKAHS INITIATE NEW MEMBERS New members initiated Into Re bckah Lodge No. 188 of Canyon ville Tuesday evening were: Dora Jean Anderson. Marie Lottis, Betty Hagan and Teddy tee Ramsey. Under the leadership of Alice Terry, the drill team nut on the floor work. Following the meeting, refresh ments were served from a table beautifully decorated with a florkl piece and decorated cake. 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Downing, Fisher Road, spent ast weekend in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. James Goodman. Mrs. Goodman ia the mother of Mr. Downing. Visits Enroute Lawrence De- Witt visited his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. DeWitt, in Roseburg as he was enroute to his home in Dallas, Ore. Visit Mother Over Holidays John Lautz, a student at Mount Angel Seminary, visited his moth er, Gertrude Lautz, over the Easi er holidays. Htre For Easter Mr. andi Mrs, Vince McGovern of Roseburg had as their guests Easter his narents, Mr. and Mrs. P. McGov- . I r n. . r T .1 .4 . - Dirlkt-. ern; his brother, Clifford; 'J'"?"'", McGoverns sister, Mrs. Ainen aisnjia " .---j - -Bmwell Pall of Monroe, ant Miss KP Hall at 8:00 p.m. to honor Lie Bertha Tokanten of Eugene. I past chiefs. BETA IOTA CHAPTER WILL MEET TONIGHT Beta Iota, Epsilon Sigma Alpha will have its social meeting Wed nesday April 21, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Simims. 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