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8 Th. Newi-Review, Rowburg, Ore. Mon. Junt 21, 1954 MRS. SOUTHWICK IS GUEST SPEAKER AT YONCALLA WSCS At the reeular missionary meet- in nf the WSCS of the Yoncalla Methodist Church, held Thursday EVERGREEN HAS INTERESTING MEET Mrs. Ruhie Bloom conducted th regular business meeting of the Evergreen Grange Friday night. Mr. and Mrs Arthur McGuire afternoon, Mrs. Fred Southwic "-- J' , VrV oS KoscDurg was guesi r rn. of Mrs Southwick who is with the speech department of the Women's Christian Temperance Union spoke, on the work of the WCTU. Five children accompanied her and put on a short program on alcoholism. The children were working 'or bronie medals. Children entering the contest were Nancy was3, Fay Ollivant, Marvin Patterson, Betty Jo Pillion and Rctta Pat terson. The three judges gave tnc award to Marvin Patterson. Mrs. Southwick has been !n WCTU work for several years. Other guests present Included Mrs A H. Marsh and Mrs. Rob ert Patterson. Mrs. Marsh also gave a short talk, stating that there are 174 children between the ages of 4 to 18 years of age now at the F?rm Home near Corvallis. Mrs. Elmer Currier, president of the society, had a membership card with her that had been is sued to her grandmother in 1896 from the Friends Church in West Elk'on, Ohio, by the WCTU. Mrs. lllcan Pontiue, retiring president, received a nice gift from the society. Jne onurcn Kitch en has been replenished with a new electric hot water heater, two jiow teapots, a new coffee pot and new dish pans. The next meeting of the society will be June 22 with Mrs. Char lie Kirklie and Mrs. Noble Snider, hostesses. MRS. CARNES HOSTS FRIENDS AT PARTY Francos Carnes was hostess last Thursday afternoon at a dnm nnstration partv given at her fcome by Bessie Lakoy of Drain. Guests present were: Nettie Compton, Dorothy Binder, Lois Lovenhagcn, Frances Hedden and Connie Anderson. After the. dem onstration refreshments w e r served by the hostess. MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET AT BECKHAM HOME TONIGHT Young Mothers Club of Rose burg First Baptist Church will meet tonigt at 7:30 at the home of Joy Beckham, 1921 Portland St. All members urged to attend. SAWDUST Phone 2-1524 Claude VJiWey Tue Co. 1502 East Douglis iiostions. Lecturer Josephine rarxnurs:, presented a musical program which included quizes and group iinging. Members voted to build a ce ment porch when the kitchen is rnmnteled. Mrs Bloom, master, and Charles siaouasn, Dusmens aijcirt. will attend state grange meeting at Albany. Quarterly birthdays of mem bers were honored with cake and ice cream during the social hour Next meeting will be a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. and the hobby table chairman. Ruhie Baker, h is asked members to bring antiques for the display. The HE Club met Thursday at the hall and cleaned up the kitch en. A potluck luncheon was en joyed at noon, Next meeting of the club will be at the hall Thursday with a potluck luncheon planned. TIMBER POST VFW HAS PARTY AT AZALEA VFW Timber Post 7745 and aux iliary, held a dancing and card party at the Aaleaz Grange Hall June 12. The party was given for all members and those eligible to join, and attendance was excel lent. Music wa furnished by Don Snyder, Leroy Vaughn and Wil lard Ponsonby. lard Ponsonby. Refreshments were served by the auxiliary, HAWAIIAN PICTURES TO BE SHOWN AT MELROSE GRANGE A social evening will be held at the Melrose Grange Hall Fri day night at 8 p.m. when Mr. and Mrs. William Garrick. who made the trip to Hawaii with the grange group last spring, will show piclure. Mrs. Ester Cooper will present hula numbers. Tne public is invited. UMPQUA GROVE SET MEETING FOR TONIGHT Mrs. Bcsse Lounsbury of Rose- burg will be hostess to Umpqua Grove No. 51, of Supreme Forest Woodman Circle tonight for a so cial affair. EAGLES AUXILIARY TO MEET TUESDAY Fagles Auxiliary No. 1497 will meet at the hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. LADIES SHRINE CLUB WILL MEET TONIGHT Mrs. Mona Hult will be hostess to the Ladies Oriental Shrine Club at tier home at 8 p.m. MISTLETOE CHAPTER OES CELEBRATES ANNIVERSART Mistletoe Chapter 114, OES, cel ebrated its fortieth birthday at the regular m;eting Tuesday night. Alma Love, worthy matron, chose this occasion to honor the three rhurter members living in R.i- hi. Mr. Charles Mosthaf, Mrs, Evelyn Gardner and Mrs. Hat'ie 'ihompson. Mrs. Thompson, who suffered a broken hip some weeks n tut ua iinnhlo to be present. The' honor guests were welcomed u.. vuw liiua wnrthv Datron. and each was presented a gift from the chapter. A musical program, both instru Anai anri vwal was presented for their pleasure A number of visitors were present from Glen dale, Oanyonville and Myrtio Creek: ardong them were two sons of Mrs. Mosthaf, Pete Ulam of Gazley Road, and Clay Ulam of Myrtle Creek. Refreshments were served after the program. ART ASSOCIATION TO MEET TUESDAY , Rn.nhurir Art Association will meet at the home oi Mrs. w.n i-r.nt Rmun 440 Clair St.. Tues day at 8 p.m. Members are urged to allena. BADOURA CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY Badoura Club. Daughters of the Nile sewinB croup will meet Tuesday at the borne of Mrs. Roy Bellows, J14 torey ve., i x.ou p.m. ELKTON LIONS I ENTERTAIN LADIES Elkton Lioni Club entertained their wives last Wednesday eve ning at a chicken dinner t the lodge hall. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reg an of Drain and Tommy Myers of Drain were guests. Mr. Regen acted as toastmaater the evening's program. Dur ing the dinner hour bail urosnung p!yed several piano selections. :;hamn Johnson sang two solos accompanied by Molly Monner. Peg Price gave a very entertain ing reading and Patricia St. Den nis presented a tap dance. Tommy Myers insiauea me new airan and presented several different pins to the Elkton Lions. 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ASSOCIATED VOLUNTEERS SET VA DANCE TUESDAY Associated Volunteers are sponsoring a dance Tuesday night BUCKEROOS . j.. 1 ELECT STAFF " Boyd T. Canoy, popular square dancer of the Roseburg area, was elected president of the Buck et Square Dance Club at he last quarterly meeting. As a dancer in the Buckeroo Club since 1951, Canoy is acquaint ed with the administrative prob lems of such an organization and pledged the one hundred lorty cieht membership a forward-look ing and active program ior me coming year. Other officers elect ed were vice president, Carl Rul.h- rauff: socretary Marty mcmuii- tn. and treasurer, Bonnie Jean Krohn. Installation of the above offi cers was held at the regular Saturday night dance the follow, mg week EIGHT AND FORTY TO MEET TUESDAY Eieht and Forty. Douglas Coun. ty Salon No. 505. will hold an in stallation of officers in Memor ial Building in Tri-City Tuesday evening. Community Nevs Items Spend Day In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burke of Glide pent Wednesday in r.ugenc, whjre Mrs. Burke received medi cal treatment. Returns From Portland Mrs. Mary L. Newhouse returned home Thursday from Portland where she had spent several days at tending w business. Visited Sister Mr. and Mrs. a v 'iy-iv nf Pall Brook. Calif . vere recent guests at the home of i'.b laltei- s brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie of Garden Valiey Mrs. Trew is the former Grace LaBrie, and .s well known here. They also visit ed their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs LaBrie Ritchie, and family while here. Attend Convention Among the delegates of the Roseburg Lions Club attending the 30th annual Li ons Club state convention at Coos Bay for three days last week were: Mr. and Mrs. George Fos ter, Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Tuck, Mr. 2nd Mrs Edell Bryant, Mr. and ,lrs. Charles Thomas, Mr. anil ana and SUTHERLIN GUILD TO MEET TUESDAY1 Mrs. Willian Blakeley will be In kj. Ciithai-lin HllilH r.f it. c;,.,i fhorxh TnneHav at Mrs. Thomas Hartfiel, Mr. .m umkn 3r ,,'roBA iflUlrs. Charles Collins. Mr. ,',: . 'fri.nt Mrs. Glen Clute. Mr. and Mr. ; : jE p. Buckingham, Mr. and Mrs. . . Itoy Hebard, Mr. and Mrs.' C. L, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the rec- ' . w , reation hall at VA Hospital with Thompson and Mr, and Mrs. Wal Ann Storra as chairman. iter Welkcr. Visit At Glide Mrs. William Uodcgrave of Glide has had as houseguests in their home recent ly, her father and two sisters from Sandy. Here Far Celebration Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Piper of San Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Laverne Sluser of Klamath Falls are visiting at the O. A. Kenncrlv Sr. home. They attended the golden wedding anniversary celebration neia sun day at the home of the Kennedys' daughter, Mrs. T. J. McKinney. Here From Grants Pass Mr? Martin Brooks and sons Mike and Martin of Grants Pass were in Hoseburg Wednesday visiting her mother. Mrs. Ethel Kluner, wno has been confined to her home with an injured ankle. They also vis ited Mr. Brooks' mother, Mrs. Lillian Brooks, who is employed at Community Hospital, and re turned home in the evening. Visit Friends Here Mr. and Mrs. Lyie Humphrey, Los An geles, stopped in Roseburg for several days last week enroute home from a trip which took them to Lake Louise and points of in terest in Canada. They are own ;rs of the Golden Grain Farmers Market bakery in Los Angeles. The Humphreys own a ranch at Winchester and visited several friends while here. Here For Summer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey have arrived in Roseburg for the summer from Fort Collins, Colo., where the for mer is a student at Colorado AlcM veterinary school. He will assist his brother, Dr. Don Bailey, .a ins veterinary work this summer. They tr? staying at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bailey. 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