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ORGANIZES AT GREEN
A group of blue Birds under
the leadership of Mrs. Arthur Ma
rolf has been organized and met
Wednesday at the home of the
leader. The girls call themselves
the "Cher-Wee' Blue Birds, after
the song of the bird.
The group has completed the
candy sale and is making Christ
mas gifts.
Members belonging are Chris
tine Baxter, Judy Boone, Nancy
Deahn, Claire Guse, Linda Marolf,
Sharon Trenholm, Glenda Witten
and Ronda Sallee.
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GREEN GUILD TO f"
MEET TUESDAY
The Women's Missionary Guild
of the Green Community Church
will hold its regular meeting Dec.
14, at 7:30 in the fellowship room.
There will be a short program of
special music, and a book review
on the life of De Shazer, a Japan
ese prisoner of war, who is now a
missionary to Japan. Mrs. Todd
will give a report on missionaries
currently leaving for the field. A
part of the time will be spent on
the discussion of work projects to
be carried on during the year.
Everyone interested in this work
is welcome to attend.
BRT AUXILIARY
SETS CHRISTMAS PARTY
Ladies Auxiliary to B. of R.T.
members and their families are
invited to the annual Christmas
dinner at 6:30 tonight at the Epis
copal Parish Hall. If not contact
ed by he committee, members
are asked to bring a salad. Regu
lar lodge session and installation
of officers is planned for 8 o'clock.
ST. JOSEPH'S SOCIETY
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
St. Joseph's Altar Society will
hold its annual Christmas party
at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Rose
burg Woman's Clubhouse.
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FRIENDS AT PARTY '
Mrs. Shirley Sullivan was host
ess at a dinner party for the office
help of the Pacific Plywood Com-1
pany Wednesday at her home in ;
Green. This was a birthday cele
bration in honor of Pat Humphreys
who was the recipient of a lovely
gift.
Those enjoying the dinner and
evening of visiting were Mrs. Mal
colm Humphreys, mother of the
honored guest: Helen Wynegar,
Mary Alice Mortensen, Shirley
White, Dora Mae Moore, Shirley
Withers, Marjorie N e a 1, Pat
Humphreys and Shirley Sullivan.
ELKTON CHURCH
WOMEN HAVE MEETING
Women's Christian Fellowshio
met at the Elkton Christian Church I
Wednesday afternoon. A short
business meeting was held after
which a box was packed for the
Beaverton Old Peoples home. Cake
and coffee was served in honor of
those members having birthdays
in November and December. Four
teen adults and five children were
present.
CHORAL SOCIETY
TO MEET TONIGHT
Roseburg Choral Society ; will
hold a rehearsal tonight at 7:30
at Central Junior High music
room, under the direction of S.
Clarence Trued.
VOLUNTEERS SET
TUESDAY CARD PARTY
Associated Volunteers are spon
soring a card party Tuesday from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the VA Hospi
tal recreation hall with Ann Storrs
as chairman.
SQUARE DANCE
CLASSES TO MEET ,
Square dance classes sponsored
by the Boots and Calico Club will
meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the
Winston Community Club.
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ALPHA CHI CHAPTER
ENJOYS TALK
ON GIFT WRAPPING
Alpha Chi Chapter of ESA met
recently at the home of Mrs. Don
Caskey. Highlight of the evening
was a very enjoyable talk and
demonstration on gift wrapping
and Christmas decorations, given
by Mrs. Chester Morgan.
A short business meeting was
held and plans were made for th
forthcoming yuletide season.
Refeshments were served by
the hostess and Mrs. Don Starmer
to: Mesdames Tyler Evans, Jim
Smith, Joe Scallon, Lyle Quist,
Ronald Oilar, Kelsey Hobday, Dick
Gadway and Miss Gloria Gaston.
GARDEN DEPARTMENT
TO MEET TUESDAY
The Garden Department of the
Roseburg Woman's Club will meet
at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Earl Bleile, 1218 Corey
Ave. An inexpensive gift exchange
will be held.
ALPHA IOTA SET " '
TUESDAY MEETING
Alpha Iota, BSP, will meet
Tuesday al the home of Miss
Betty Tauscher, Riverside' Drive.
Mrs. Donald O'Ncil will be co
hostess, and Mrs. Charles Wright
will present tne program.
RIVERSIDE PTA
TO MEET TONIGHT
Riverside PTA will meet at 8
o'clock tonight with fourth grade
room mothers to serve refresh
ments. A movie "Life on Palmour
Street" will be shown, dealing
with child home guidance.
BENSON PTA
TO MEET TONIGHT
Benson School PTA will hold its
Christmas program at 8 o'clock
tonight. Games and contests will
precede the meeting. Camp Fire
Girls will present a play, and spe
cial music is planned.
KENNEL CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT .
Umpqua Kennel Club will meet
tonight at the fairgrounds at 7:30
for election of officers and obedi
ence classes.
SUTHERLIN PNG
SETS CHRISTMAS PARTY , I
suinernn Kebekah rWG Club
will hold its Christmas party to-
nigm at tne nome ot Mrs. Ma-
dine Stearns with Mrs. Mary Bar
ker as co-hostess.
MOOSE WOMEN
TO MEET TONIGHT
Women of the Moose will meet
tonight at 6:30 at a cotluck din
ner, to be followed by initiation
and a Christmas gift exchange.
INTER-5E-CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY
Inter-Se Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. C. Harold Nichols
on Watson Street at a Christmas
party and gift exchange Tuesday.
XI TAU CHAPTER
TO MEET TUESDAY
XI Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi, will hold Its' Christmas party
at the home of Mrs. Morris Bow
Iker Tuesday.
BPW CLUB TO
HAVE PARTY TONIGHT
The Roseburg Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club will hold
its annual Christmas party tonight
at 8:00 at the home of Mrs. Pris
cilla E. Clarenbach, 2000 Flagstaff
Street. Those desiring transporta
tion should call the club president,
V. Vivian Logsdon, 3-6164. All
club members, prospective mem
bers and guests are welcome. Mrs.
Opal Perkins and Mrs. Luessia
Fletcher are co-hostesses and a
gift exchange will be held.
BAZAAR AND SALE
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
The Umpqua Home and Foreign
Missions held its annual bazaar
and rummage sale at the Com
munity hall Saturday and were
well pleased with the results. Cof
fee and pie were served all after
noon. The president, Sally Amer
son, complimented all those who
helped with the work. The money
earned will be used for local wel
fare and Christmas baskets.
RIDDLE HEU TO
MEET TUESDAY
Riddle HEU will meet at the
Episcopal Parish Hall Tuesday
with basket making to be dem
onstrated by Mrs. Nichols and
Mrs. Aiken. A Christmas gift ex
change in the afternoon is plan
ned. ,
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL'
PRACTICE TO BE HELD
Women's volleyball practice will
be held Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at
Central Junior High for all wom
en interested. Rubber soled shoes
are to be worn.
TWELVE AND WON
CLUB TO MEET
The Twelve and Won Club -will
meet Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Fred Ritzman, in the
Kohlhagen Building.
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LADY ELKS SET
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Lady "Elks 'are" sponsoring a
Christmas party Tuesday at 9 p.m.
in the lounge for both men and
women members. Mrs. Cecil Hoys
is chairman. Men are to bring a
gift for me, .and ladies for a lady.
Ladiei are to bring, sandwiches,
olives or pickles. .
DOUGLAS MOUNTED
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
Douglas County Mounted will
hold its monthly potluck supper
and business meeting at 7 p.m. at
the fairgrounds. Pearl Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Tipton are on
the committee.
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
TO MEET TUESDAY
American Gold Star Mothers
will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. at
the home of Iva VanNoy, 838 Miller
Street Members of the depart
ment executive board are to be
present, and all members are Urg
ed to attend.
BADOURA CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY
Badoura Club, Daughters of the
Nile, will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. A. J. Young on Flint
Street at a "Come as you Wish
Party." Members are to come in
costume, and a gift exchange is
planned.
LUTHERAN AID
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Aid Association for Lutherans
will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
home of Walter Nehring at 804 S.
Main St.' Christmas gifts will be
exchanged.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
GROUP TO MEET .
Duplicate Bridge Group will
meet Tuesday at 7:30 at the Elks
Temple. AU those interested are
invited to attend.
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ELKTON REBEKAHS
ELECT OFFICERS
The Elkton Rebecca lodge re
cently elected uew officers: noble
grand, Lily Garrison; vice grand,
Paulene McNeal; secretary, Vir
ginia Esslinger; financial secre
tary, Velma Binder and treasurer
Gladys Stewart. They will be in
stalled, Jan. 4. -
DICKEY HOME
SCENE OF DINNER '
Dinner guests at the Delbert
Dickey borne recently were Mr.
and Mrs. Elbert Dickey, Leo and
Grace; and Mr. and Mrs. Harlev
Williams and grandson, Bobbie
Williams.
BRIDAL SHOWER HELD
AT ELKTON CHURCH
A bridal shower was held at the
Elkton Christian Church Tuesday.
Games were played and the many
gifts were opened by the honor
guest, Betty Gossil. Refreshments
were served to about 25 ladies.
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BASKET MAKING
IS HEU PROJECT
Abouf twenty ladies met Tues
day aft the Calapooia Clubhouse for
a demonstration on basket mak
ing, which is a home extension
project. Mrs. Ruth Bunch, Mrs.
Mary Lee and Mrs. Betty Early '
were leaders. ,
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