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DEGREE OP HONOR TO MEET AT IOOF HALL Degree of Honor Protective As sociation will meet Wednesday at the IOOF Hall at 8 p.m. SU'e organizer, Clan Getson will 0 present. ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET WEDNESDAY St. Joseph's Altar Society will meet at the home of Mrs. James Smith at 8 p.m. Wednesday. LADIES Your furs repaired and re modeled now for winter. Fit tings before finishing. Clean and Glait, Come in or call. Insured. PEARSON FUR SHOP Ph. 2-1237 I 446 S. Pine TENMILE CLUB .TTr TO MAKE REPAIRS ' ' ON BUILDING The Tenmile Ladies Club met at the clubhouse Wednesday. Mrs. Vera Erbe. and Mrs. Nellie Henry were hostesses for the day. There were nineteen women present md one guest, Mrs. Mary Ayera of Grants Pass. , A poUuck lunch was enjoyed at noon. Mrs. Hazel Chamblen, pre sided over the business meeting. Plans were discussed for repair ing the clubhouse ceiling and the ladies plan to meet Tuesday, Sept. 23, at 10 a.m. to renail part of the ceiling, work on a quilt and paint the new builtins. Those, who could nail ceiling, were asked to bring their hammer. All members are urged to come. There is to be a potluck lunch at noon. Announce ment was made of the Mothers Club meeting to be held i at the clubhouse Wednesday, Sept. 22, at 12 noon. The next regular meeting of the club will be Oct. 6, at the clubhouse. Sakes Alive I this really is real coffee 1 and my!.. the money you save V 53 KdOM and S LP&ii'l i uA$ Guldt Writ. Eltonor Day, V 'ri "t 4 'aW' Son 1027, Hollywood, Calif. V i C' r l 0n,y Hollywood bread of- V fers you this unique satisfy- ". l"9 flavor. Each slim 18 ve , A gram slice contains about jl ' 46 Calories Af t. v c tf .. MsVj t""! iaked ikiusivuy foi ou SY WILLIAMS' BAKESA Mm lam unui win aw m . bn MASONRY BLOCK CONSTRUCTION GUST J. HAFT, Contractor Friends! Do you want some improvements done around your home before the steady rains set in? 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Pastured at SAFEWAY CAMP FIRE GIRLS I START MEMBERSHIP DRIVE THIS MONTH Oyer 1000 Camp Fire girls in Roseburg, along wittl 250 adult vol unteers in the Camp Fire family, will embark on their annual ten week membership march this month, according to an announce met made today by Mrs. Mona Hult, council president. The slo gan of the campaign, which will extend through Nov. 30, is "Be Friendly Make FriendsJoin the Camp Fire Girls!" In announcing the drive to en list more girls and adult volun teers in the Camp Fire program, Mrs. Hult released a commenda tory message from Mayor Croft His message reads: "I strongly urge every civic-minded man and woman in Roseburg to take advan tage of the current invitation to join the Camp Fire circle. Camp Fire is a real family affair, where the influence of the home is ol paramount concern in the program enjoyed by the girls. Women make their most valuable contribution through their roles as group lead ers, guiding youngsters along the trail to happy living. Men, along with women, contribute to , the Camp Fire program by serving as group sponsors and by taking an active role. on committees, where their special skills can be used to full advantage. "Although there are many girls In our community who are enjoy ing the fun and friendship activi ties of Camp Fire, there are count less others who are eager to join groups," Mayor Croft continued in his statement. "These are the girls we want to reach but In or der to extend membership bene fits to them we must enroll more adult volunteers the backbone of any youth organization. I sin cerely hope that the hand of friend ship, being offered by Camp Fire girls and potential Damp Fire girls, will not be refused. Thev have our interest' but they need our actual help. You can help by volunteering as a leader, spon sor, or committee member. In line with their membership march. Camp Fire eirls in Rose burg will make a special effort o enlist tne suroort of more men and women volunteers by calling attention to the theme, "Make it a Family Affair!", which they nave adopted for the campaign. Camp Fire girls is a Central Douglas United Fund service. GLIDE PTA ENJOYS FILMS AT FIRST MEET Over 150 parents and teachers were present for the first PTA meeting of the school year al Glide Monday evening. Mrs. Walt Watkins conducted the business session and everyone introduced themselves. Following the business meeting. Howard Smith program "chairman, showed an interesting film on social Stu dies. Refreshments were served Members of the Waditaka Camp Fire group were baby sitters dur ing the evening. Next meeting will be Monday, Oct. 4, at 8 p.m GLENDALE NILE CLUB ELECTS STAFF The Glendale Woodland Zuleima Nile Club met at the Lodge Hall Friday evening. Business included the election of officers. New officers of the group in clude: Irene Halverson, president Ina Lee Densley, vice president Mary Ruth Thompson, secretary treasurer. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting with Mary Ruth Thompson and Joan Mehl acting as hostesses. FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB TO WORK ON QUILT Mrs. Wanda Turoin will be host ess to the Friendly Hour Club ot Melrose Wednesday at a noon pot- luck. Mrs. Cotfell is in charge of the nroaram and school days is the program topic. Quilt work will be done by members. BUCKEROO JUNIOR DANCE CLASS TO MEET Buckeroo Square Dance class for juniors will meet Wednesday at the Barn at 7:30 p.m. Ail chil dren are invited. For further in formation, call 3-5938. Curly Reyn olds to call without charge. NILE DAUGHTERS TO SEW WEDNESDAY Zuleima Daughters of t..e Nile sewing meeting win be held wed nesday in the recreation room of the John Joelson home, 620 Main St. at 10:30 a.m. Members are to bring a sack lunch. VFW AUXILIARY TO MEET WEDNESDAY VFW Auxiliary will meet at p.m. Wednesday at the Memorial Building on Garden Valley Road, Ail members ana tnose eligible are Invited. MAJORITY DEGREES CONFERRED BY RIDDLE BETHEL . ' . V At the first fall meeting of Rid die Bethel 39, Job's Daughters, held Monday evening at the Ma sonic hall, the majority degree was conferred upon 17 former ac tive bethel members. Present for the ceremony were Noma Townsend Lowrance. Kid dle: Jo Ann Custis Tureax, Rid dle: Lynda Soterion Walk, Azal- Pat McNees. Canyon vine: De grees conferred in absentia went to Joyce Loper Pierson. Lake Ta hoe, Calif.: Isabella Macdonald Wilson. Bend: Carolyn Hill Ire land, Myrtle Creek; Dorothy Ann Jones, Portland; Joan Hausotter Mealer, Riddle; Marlene Smith fka. Riddle: Sheri Leatherwood Testor, Brookings; Paig Ausmus Howard, Riddle; Theo Mann Price, Brookings: Barbara Wilcox. Rid dle; Virginia Schmidt, Chico State college, unico, cam.; Benna Mae Aspey Schmidt, St. Helens; and Barbara Snyder Lacy, Days Creek. Doris Wright. Honored Queen. presided at the meeting. Refresh ments were served afterwards. IDDLE HEU NAMES COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN The Riddle Home Extension unit a special meeting Tuesday. Sept. 14. readied a work pro gram for tne year with Mrs. Perry Jones, chairman, naming com mittee heads as follows: Mrs. u, Aspey. hospitality: Mrs. Aus tin Wilson, luncheon'; Mra. Ada mith. publicity and membership: Mrs. videil Elian, standard unit; Mrs. a. v. Bordeaux, 4-H clubs Mrs. S. R. Nichols, Azalea House; HJ.d. 11. .IV HVn.VlllU, . . . a If. I,., Mrs. Kenneth A. SUiart. health and safety; Mrs. D. W. Clark, research nd ; citizenship. Vice chairman this year is Mrs. Milo Newcomb and Mrs. D. MoKay is tecretary- ireasurer. The next regular meeting will be Tuesday, Oct. 12, when Miss Helen Chandler, county agent, will discuss the problem of "Easier Ironing." , H CLUB MEETS AT FLYNN HOME The Progressive 13. 4-H Club met last Sunday afternoon at the home of Jimmie Hynn with David Sand, local leader, in charge. Don ald Hanson conducted the business session. Gary Sand became member of the club. Visitors present were Dickie Sjo gren and Bobbie Benedict. Fol lowing me session, football was enjoyed, and refreshments. Others present were: Dixie Woo- ten, Sally Brown. Margie Hanson Joe. Glen and Stevie Sand, Le land, Gary and David Sand. Mr and Mrs. Flynn and Donny. Lar ry and Jimmy. Next meeting will be Oct. id at the home of Dixie Woolen You cnuld win! Name the mystery song uhen BUI Culten caUs and win the fabulous jadpot. STOP THE MUSIC Tuesdoy, 6:30 to 7:30 pm Dial 1490 KRNR CBS Radio " ."2-r- ". . "-'::, ' -Vii i OAKLAND OES HAS POTLUCK AND MEETING Eastern Star Chapter, No. 91, met Thursday night after a sum mer's vacation at the Masonic Hail in Oakland with Meryl WahL worthy matron, and Ted hou man. worthy patron, presiding in the East. The evening meeting started with a six-thirty o'clock potluck supper held in the down stairs dining room with Mr. and Mrs. Vera Holgate, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd pinkston. and Mr. and Mrs. riovd Ross as the dinner committee. Bertha Larson and Jessie John ston from Chapter No. S, Chey enne, Wyo., were- visitors of the evening. ine next regular meeting wi.i be held Thursday, Sept. 23, and win be friendship nignt. It was announced that the stel lar Club would serve ham din ner Sept. 26, at S p.m. and is open to the public. Naomi Rises was appointed to fill Marian Bovingdon's unexpired term of office as secretary. SUTHERLIN HEC STARTS QUILT WORK The Home Economlc's Club of the Sutherlin Grange met Mon day at the hall for J bountiful pot luck dinner. Work was started on a new quilt. The balance of the afternoon was taken up in making and completing plans for the two dinners that the club Will put on this week. The next meeting of Sutherlin Grange will be held Wednesday evening, Sept. 22, and will start with a potluck supper at seven o'clock with Mr, and Mrs. Doug las Geddes and Mrs. Katie Gra ham as host and hostesses of the evening. All members are urged by the master,, Icel Clark, to at tend. The next regular meeting of the HEC will be Monday, Oct.. 4, at the home of Mrs. Frank Martin with Mrs. Riley Powers as co-hostess. FOUR AND TEN CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY Mrs. Ollie Kreuger will be host ess Wednesday to members of the Four and Ten Club at her home. "0Idat40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy Forft your tgl Thomands are peppy at 70. Try "peppinc up" with new, higher-potency Ostrn Tooio Tabletj. 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