ADD A-NEIGHBOR CLUB
MEETS AT LUNCHEON
Th Add-A-Nelghbor Club met
Thursday at a potluck luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Russell Chase.
Covers were placed for Mrs. L.
L. Ford and Mrs. Shirley Curry
and son, Bruce, of Eugene, guests;
Lorraine Jones', Enore Fisher,
Louise BUger, Mabel Garrick,
Ruth Schlender and the hostess.
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ALPHA THETA CHAPTER
HAS INTERESTING
MEETING AT WHITE HOME j
Mrs. Archie White entertained
Alpha Theta Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi, at her home Tuesday
with Mrs. Nat Butler : and Mrs.
John Roake assisting.
The business meeting was con
ducted by Mrs. Robert Stults, who
read communications from E. G.
High, local director, and from the
Portland office of the Society for
Crippled Children, thanking the
chapter for their contribution to
Camp Easter Seal. .
The annual Christmas party will
begin at 8:00 p.m. Dec. 21. at Mrs.
White's, and will progress to the
home of Mrs. Mulls.
-The pledges will, receive their
ritual of jewels at the next meet
ing, Nov. 23. This will be pre
ceded by a formal dinner at Turn
Around Inn at lira.
Alpha Toeta will sponsor an en
tertainment at tne veterans Hos
pital, Nov. 20, and the city council
winter dance will be Dec. i, at the
Elks Temple. -
Following a short intermission,
Mrs. Robert Reid and Mrs. James
Decker presented the program for
the evening, entitled, "Environ
ment, Work, Health and Play."
The main point of the subject was
Individual organization of -mind
and body for happier living, and
a most lively debate was held by
members on the topic of . "Who
Reaps The Most Benefits of Suc
cessful, Happy Living, The Car
eer Girl, or i The Homemaker?"
The hostesses served lovely re
freshments to a guest, Mrs. Mer
edith Wilson; Mesdames, Clay
Church, Georgene Clark, James
Coon, James Decker, Vernon Leon
ard, Norman Sallee, Robert Stults,
John Horn, Robert Reid, Waren
Woodruff and Miss Shirley Spen
cer. ..
degree of honor
Convention held
The Degree of Honor Protective
Association held a district con
vention at Grants Pass Thursday.
Several members from the Rose
burg group attended and includ
ed Mrs. Fern Hobday, treasurer;
Mrs. 'lona Lusk. secretary: Mrs.
Helen Fenwick, usher; Mrs. Mary
Curtis, assistant usher; Mrs. Hat
tie Hebard and Mrs. Betty Clark.
Following a lovely banquet, Fran
Shafer of radio and television
fame, entertained with a few
comic skits. The Degree of Hon
or giris chorus of Grants Pass and
the Medford drill team perform
ed. The oldest member was also
present,' Mrs. Ide Mae Wilson,
formerly of Roseburg. She has
been a member for SO years and
is now 72 years old.
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COMIC BOOKS IS TOPIC
OP DISCUSSION
ATjFULLERTON PTA MEET
The first of a series of four dis
cussion groups was held Monday
evening at Fullerton School spon
sored by Fullerton PTA. Subject
of the discussion was the effect
on today's youth from reading and
seeing stories of crime, horror and
sex in comic books and magazines
and pocket edition books avail
able to youth today from news
stands and open counter maga-
iine stands.
Sneaker of the evening was Ray
mond J. Martin, who told of
tne danger of such comics and
reading material and suggest
ed remedies to the situation on
the part of the adults. Parents at
tending the meeting were alarm
ed and utterly amazed that such
articles could and do appear for
sals to anyone who will buy
them. Mr. Martin told the group
inai sucn inaecem, lewa inn
cheap publications were barred
from Canada, Mexico, England,
Germany and France, to' mention
a few countries, yet they are prev
alent and easily available to all
here in the United States. Spread
across these chean, gaudv pages
is a: veritable handbook of crime,
violence and foulness. There are
such publications being put out
eacn momn, ana millions ot cnu
drean are reading and being in
fluenced by them. The objection
is aimed at the twisted new-style
emphasis on murder, torture and
sex and at the callous, cynical at
titude toward the. law, .. toward
society, toward the home, toward
life itself. These have been ap
pearing on the market at a steady
rate for the past ten years. There
are many fine publications avail
able today worthy of being sold,
so merchants need not offer the
excuse that they will risk a, loss
in their profits by removing this
undesirable literature from their
stands. It wasn't there 10 years
ago, said Mr. Martin, and the book
and magazine trade got along fine.
Parents at the meeting express
ed the opinion that they had no
idea that some of the comics and
magazines and pocket edition
books were so indecent. This
they agreed upon as they saw
actual samples bought in their
own communities and heard
what they contained.
Mr. Martin suggested that clean
up start on the local level and urg
ed parents to interest and tell
other parents of the situation and
work toward tnis goal, several
store owners in Roseburg have
already taken tne objectionable
articles from their stands, and it
is hoped that in the future, due to
public clamor and objection voic
ed by parents who have become
aroused, that all objectionable lit
erature will be removed from the
stands and, thus, from out youth.
Mr. Martin proved, nimseu an in
teresting speaker with v vast
knowledge of his subject.
VEENSTRAS ENTERTAIN
PINOCHLE CLUB SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Veenstra
were gracious hosts to members
of their pinochle club at their
beautiful new home at the. forks
of the Umpqua Rivers at Melrose
Saturday evening. A potluck tur
key supper -preceded the card play
and entertainment, .
Following the card play, slide
pictures were shown by Mrs.
Veenstra of their tour of the Unit
ed States and Canada, which they
enjoyed the past summer, and she
also entertained with music on
her piano-organ. A lovely planter
lamp was presented to them from
the guests.
Enjoying the pleasant evening
with the Veenstras were: Mr. and
Mrs. D. N. Busenbark, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Abeel, Mr. and Mrs.
O. O. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs.
Sibley Nielsen. Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Busenbark, Mrs. Nellie My
ers, Mrs. L. L. Chitwood, Mr.
and Mrs. V. S. Woodruff and Carl
Becker.
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Monday November IS ' '
Marjorie Gipson Circle of Rose
burg First Baptist Church at home
ot Mrs. W. E. Bicknell. 1948 Fair
mont at 7:30 p.m. with Bernice
Merrill aa co-hostess.
U. of O. Mothers Club at home
of Mrs. Burton Randall, 270 2nd
Ave. North, assisted by Mrs. Jim
Aiken and Mrs. E. Lorenzon, 7:30
p.m. All mothers of students in
vited. South Douglas Study. Club at
home of Mrs. Kent South of Myr
tle Creek. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs.
Price on committee. . '
Roseburg Choral ' Society re
hearsal at 7:30 p.m. at Central
Junior High School music room
under direction of S. Clarence
Trued.
New indoor archery' group to
shoot at Benson School gym in
stead of usual day of Friday. Chil
dren to shoot at 6:45 p.m. and
adults at 8 p.m. All persons in
terested in learning archery cor
rectly invited.
Special meeting of Roseburg
BPW Club at 8 p.m. at home of
Mrs. Cleo Moats, W. Douglas SU
Ladies Oriental Shrine Club at
8 p.m. at home of Mrs. C. H, Es
selstrom on Brown Avenue,.
AAUW Social Studies group at
8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 'R.
Cloyd Riffe, 926 Riverside Drive,
Laurelwood, with Raymond Mar
tin guest speaker on subject, "The
Effects of Comic Books on Adoles
cents." Anyone interested invited.
Joseph Lane Junior High PTA
executive board at 8 p.m. in (ac
uity room of school. All board
members requested to be present
Executive board of Central Jun
ior High PTA at 7:30 p.m. at
school in conference room. . All
members urged to attend.
Keystone Circle of Roseburg
First Methodist Church at 7:30
p.m. dessert-supper at home of
Mrs. Adrian Fisher, 804 Harvard
with Mrs. - Eugene McElroy and
Mrs. George Singleton as co-hostesses.
Tuesday November U
Eden Ladies Aid dessert-lunch
eon at 1:30 p.m. at home of Mrs.
Emuie Hargesneimer.
Fair Oaks HEC at potluck at
noon at clubhouse.
Melrose Grange at hall at 8 p.m.
Election of officers.
. Riversdale HEU at grange hall
at 10:30 a.m. with Miss Chandler
to demonstrate easier ironing
methods. . . i - r
Daughters of Ste. Anne of St.
George's Episcopal Church at
home of Mrs. Alfred Tyson, 100 N.
Kane St. for social evening. 1
Duplicate Bridge Group bridge
play at 7:30 p.m. at Elks Temple.
Associated ' Volunteer sponsored
card party in recreation hall at
VA Hospital from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Ann Storrs chairman.
Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall
at 8 p.m. ' .
Square danc classes sponsored
by Boots and Calico Square Dance
Club at Winston .Community Club
at 8 P.m. .'! -' :.'! '.
' Loo.,..iuiilass HEU at home1 of
Mrs. Elton Grass at 10 a.m., noon
potluck. Mrs. Don Ollivant and
Mrs. Cliff Boling, project leaders
on buffet meals.
Roseburg Woman's Club at 1:30
p.m. at clubhouse with Mrs. Don.
Naden chairman. E. S. Hall, Mrs.
Lee Marsh, Mrs. R. B. Spackman
and Dr. R. D. Sinclair to take
part on program. Mrs. Harry
Hatfield and Mrs. Earl Plummer,
hospitality hostesses. Harold Bax
ter, pianist, to present special
music. Board meeting with sack
lunch called for 11 a.m. at club
house for members of the execu
tive board. . . . '
Wednesday November 17 ,
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
Club in afternoon at home of Mrs.
Zella Miller at Winchester with
Mrs. Margaret Spencer as hostess.
Roseburg Credit Women's Break
fast Club at 7:30 a.m. in Civic
Room at Hotel Umpqua.
Cooked food sale by Wilbur La
dies Aid at Wilbur Coffee Shop
at 9 a.m.
Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi,
at home of Mrs. Laurence Peter
son on Calkins Rd. at 8 p.m.
Fledge ceremony to be held. All
members and pledges urged to
attend.
Camas Valley HEU at home of
Mrs. Dahl with Mrs. Thurston,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Boyle and Mrs.
Milton in charge of luncheon.
Miss Chandler to demonstrate eas
ier ironing methods.
Mid-Week Bible Class of St
Paul's 'Lutheran Church at 2 p.m.
BELLVIEW CLUB -MtiSVa
HONORS MEMBER ' "V
AT SHOWER PARTY .
Bellview Cluh mitt ar i1t.rt.
luncheon Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner with
Alma Lovelace as cn-hnsl A
lovely pink and blue shower was
given tor Virginia Kreuger, after
which the business meeting was
held. . ...... . .......
Plans were discussed for the
annual Christmas party to be.
held Dec. IS, at the home of Bell
Huff, 975 Eddy St. A potluck din
ner will be held at 6:30 p.m. and
each member is asked to bring an
exchange gift not to exceed $1.00.
Members are also asked to brine
donations for the SA at that time.
Present to enjoy the afternoon
with the two hostesses were: . Ol
ive and Irene Walker, Ruth Park
er, Bell Huff, Elsie Green, Mar
jorie and Elinor Gilbrath, Phillis
Cummingham, Virginia Kreuger,
Ethel Roselund. Beth Bovnr,. Mrs.
Vannie Jack and Timmy; and
Leon Gilbrath. - -
MRS. LONGBRAKE
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. Dorothy Lonabrake enter
tained the Lend-A-Hand Club last
Wednesday at her home near
rair Oaks. Visiting was enjoyed.
At four o'clock Mrs. Longbrake
served refreshments to Miss Fran
cis Larson and Mrs. Evelyn Ra
der. .
The next meeting will be held
at. the home of Mrs. Kay Moore
Wednesday, Nov., 10. ,
WOMAN'S CLUB TO
HAVE INTERESTING
PROGRAM NEXT TUESDAY . '
Mrs. Don Naden, chairman, an
nounces for the Roseburg Wom
an's Club program Tuesday, Nov.
16, at 1:30 p.m., an interesting
topic, "Opportunities Unlimited
(or the Handicapped." Speakers
(or the afternoon will include E. S.
Hall, principal of the Rose School;
Mrs. Lee Marsh, who with her
husband operates the United Saw
Service; Mrs. R. B. Spackman, a
teacher at Winchester, and Dr. R.
D. Sinclair, clinical psychologist
it the Veterans Hospital.
Hi-spitality hostesses for the day
will be Mrs. Harry Hatfield and
Mrs. Earl Plummer. Music for
the afternoon will be furnished by
Harold Baxter, pianist.
Board members are reminded
there will be a board meeting at
11 a.m. with a sack lunch, at the
dlubhouse preceding the general
meeting.
YONCALLA COUPLE
CELEBRATE
41 ST ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hummell
celebrated their 6lst wedding an
niversary at their home Sunday.
A delicious turkey, dipner was
served to Mr. and Mrs.Dale Wad
dell and daughter Alice, of Spring
field; Mrs. Harold Pruitt '(Lena)
and daughter o( Reedsport; Mr.
and Mrs. Ren (Selma) Bliew of
Coos Bay; Mr. and Mrs., Karl
Summell, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Hummell of Yoncalla.
Sot., Ner. 13,. 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 3
at home of Mrs. William Vogt,
1108 Wharton Ave., with Mrs. Lou
ise Voigt as joint hostess. For
transportation call 1-7212.
Roseburg Writers Club at 8 p.m.
at home of Dr. and Mrs. George
E. Houck on S. Stephens Street.
FS Club at 1:30 p.m. luncheon
at home of Mrs. H. T. Bloom.
801 Mill U All members are in
vited. .
Buckeroo junior square dance
class' for those under 12. 7:30 to
9 p.m.
Blue Star Mothers, Chapt. No. 6,
at 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Dean
Wadsworth at South Deer Creek.
All members and those eligible
are invited.
Canyonville OES social club
card party at 8 p.m. at Masonic
Hail, puduc invilea, small cnarge
for smorgasbord and card play:
prizes and refreshments.
Woman's Home League craft
classes at Salvation Army Bldg..
1005 Winchester St. from 1 to 4
p.m. women invitea.
Chapter BI, FEO Sisterhood, at
dessert-luncheon at 1:15 p.m. at
home of Mrs. G. C. Finlay. 488 S.
Main St.
Friendly Circle Club it t noon
luncheon at home of Mrs. B. J.
Paulson. 650 Post St.
Rebekah special banquet at 6:30
p.m. at IOOF Hall followed by
meeting at 7:30 D.m. honoring
president of Rebekah Assembly of
Oregon, Beryl uruey.
Zonta Club at 8 p.m. at Rose
burg Woman's clubhouse.
Thursday November II
Sutherlin Garden Club at Oliver
Eggleston home with Mrs. Eggle
ston, Mrs. Bernard Bever and
Mrs. Tom Minor as hostesses.
Rotary Anns no-hostess lunch
eon at noon at Umpaua Hotel.'
UmDaua Home Extension Unit
at Calauooia Club with Miss
Chandler to demonstrate easier
honing methods at 10:30 a.m.,
potluck luncheon planned at noon.
Mrs. Archie Moore and Mrs.
Laurence Haines to be hostesses.
All Umpqua ladies are welcome.
Glendale Mountaineer Lodge at
IOOF Hall, Harvest Home Night.
Members to bring Christmas gills
for stale mental home.
Busy Steppers Club at home of
Mrs, Archie Croucher, 508 N,
Pine St. all day potluck.
City Council of Beta Sigma Phi
meeting at 8 p.m. at home of
Mrs. Robert Stults, 410 Germond
St. ,
Marlha Circle of Dillard Metho
dist WSCS at 1 p.m. at home of !
Mrs. Margaret McCord.
Garden Valley Women's ' Club
at clubhouse at 2 p.m. with Shir
ley Toman as hostess. Thanksgiv
ing to be roll call topic. '
Country uuo women lnanxs-
giving brunch for members only
at 10:30 a.m. at clubhouse. Res
ervations must be made by Nov.
18 bv calling either ' Mrs. A. J.
Murray or Mrs. t Chester Thompson.
Add-A-Neighbor Club noon pot
luck luncheon at home of Enore
Fisher, Kelly's Korner. ..
Circles of WSCS of First Metho
dist Church at 1:30 p.m. dessert
luncheon. No. 1, Esther, at home
of Mrs. F. W. Chase, 409 Vista;
No. 2, Rachel, Mrs. R. B. Reed,
2040 Brown; No. 3, Mary, D. A.
Kier, 1405 Agee Drive; No. 4. Sar
ah, George Felt, Calkins Road;
No. 5, Martha, Mrs. T. W. Sh
vall, 927 N. Jackson, and Electa
Circle at 9:30 .m, at home of
Mrs. J. B. Archer, Calkins Road.
Chapter CU, PEO Sisterhood, at
12:45 noon at home of Mrs. Earl
Plummer, 1051 Winchester, with
Mrs Arthur Rich assisting host
ess. .
Friday November It ' , '
Dillard Grade School PTA with
fourth grade room mothers serv
ing as hostesses.
Rice Valley HEU at Rice Valley
Hall; Miss Chandler to present
tne program.
Riversdale Grange at 8:15 p.m
with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schnei
der, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dailey,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson. Ma.
bel Nichols and Adam Schneider
on the committee.
Lookingglass PTA sponsored
penny supper at school cafeteria
from 4 to 7 p.m. Complete menu
lor turkey and nam dinner featur
ed and special children's plates.
Funds to go to state teaching
scholarship fund. Bring family.
AAUW at 8 p.m. at Roseburg
Woman's clubhouse for fellowship
program arranged by Mrs. Ar
thur McMullen, fellowship direc
tor. To open with discussion of
AAUW Fellowship program by
Mrs. McMullen and followed by a
recording by Mrs. Natividad Mai-
olos from the Philippines, who was
an AAUW fellow last year, on
"What My AAUW Grant Means
to Me." Special music. '
Garden Valley Mothers Club at
1 p.m. at school to discuss buying
oi toys ann equipment for com
munity cnudren.
Saturday - November 70 '
South Deer Creek country fair
at nan at s p.m, tooa consessions,
including hamburger stand, plant,
doll and various , booths. Public
invited.
Card Parly by Elgarose Comfort
Club at clubhouse at 7:30 p.m.
Prizes and refreshments, silver
offering.
Pythian Sisters annual bazaar
at Roy Young s office on Cass
Street.
Buckeroo Square Dance Club
at the Barn with Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Schweppe. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Sines and Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Spray on the committee. Ladies to
bring 2 sandwiches or a dozen
homemade cookies. ' .
UMPQUA CROVE HAS . .
PLEASANT SOCIAL NIGHT
Umpqua Grove of the Supreme
forest Woodman Circle was en
tertained at a cnarming social re
cently at the home of Mrs. Besse
Lounsbury in Roseburg. The spa
cious rooms were beautifully dec
orated with fall flowers. The guest
prize for the evening was won by
Mrs. uorotny iioairey, wnicn was
beautiful hand crocheted cen
terpiece made by Mrs. Alfred Du
quette, donated by her daughter.
miss Juna uuuuetie. Each mem
ber brought wrapped white ele
phants for future use in playing
ames. me games introduced lor
the evening by Mrs. Bunny Alber-
tus were greeted with enthusiasm.
Prizes were awarded to Mr. Max
ine Cantwell, Mrs. -Myrtle Glenn
and Mrs. Dorothy Godfrey. Re
freshments were served at the
close of the pleasant evening ' by
(he committee: Mrs. Gertrude
Hess, Mrs.: Bella Holm, Mrs.
Marjorie Brown, (Mrs. Bunny Al
bertus and Mrs. Jesse Thomas and
the hostess, Mrs. Lounsbury.
Members ana guests emovini:
the pleasant occasion were: Mrs.
Zillah Wade, Mrs. Lucy Benson,
Mrs. Jesse Thomas, Mrs, f Rosa
Heinbach, Mrs. Bella Holm. Mrs.
Phebe McGuire, Mrs, Mozelle
Welch, Mrs. Robbie Lee Coopei,
Mrs. Beulah Bigson, Mrs. Norma
rniessen, . Mrs. Bea Perry, Mrs
Betty Jo Brown, Mrs. Maxlne
Cantwell,' Miss' Julia DuQuettc.
Mrs. uiizaoein uodtrev. Mrs. At
ice Hill, Mrs. Lulu Post, Mrs.
Myrtle .Glenn, Mrs. Gladys Skel
ton, Mrs. Josephine Parkhurst and
guest, Mrs. selma Doner.
HOUSE WARMING PARTY
HONORS BROCKWAY FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Brown imi
family were the inspiration for a
cnarming nousewarming parly sun
day evening. Friends surprised the
crowns oy caning around s i x
o'clock with food for the nntlnrk
dinner, at their new home on Car
ey Street, Brockwav. Following the
dinner hour canasta and $amba
were played during the evening.
aacn guest presented tne Honored
guests with gifts . for their new
home. .
Those eniovine the lollv occasion
were: Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Plouff.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cantwell and
son Billv: Mr. and Mr Arnnlri
Thiessen, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mc-
uuire, air. ana Mrs. Jack Gibson
and Mr. and Mrs. Brown and chil
dren, Terry, George, Diane and
Paul. ;
OSC MOTHERS CLUB
MEETS MONDAY - V- '
Oregon State College Mothers
Club met Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. W. Dryer with
Mrs. Foster Butner and Mrs. Paul
Helweg assisting hostesses. Oth
ers present were Mrs. Elton Jack
son, Mrs. H. c. Berg. Mrs. Bur-
dette Peterson, Mrs. H. N: Jacob
son, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs.
tiugn Kitcnie, Mrs. ivan Pickens
and Mrs. Maurice J. Newland.
Members having birthdavs 1 in
September, October and Novem
ber brought gifts, which were auc
tioned off. Members having birth
days in December, January and
February are to bring gifts to the
Jan. 10 meeting. The place of the
January meeting will be announc
ed later. - - .
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