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9 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Fri., Jon. 7, 19SS OAKLAND CHURCH ' WOMEN INSTALL OFFICERS FRIDAY Associated Women of Oakland Community Presbyterian Church held its last meeting of the old year Friday. Devotions were led by Mrs. H. P. Carstenson. New officers installed in a candle light service by Mr. Homer, M. Noble were: president, Mrs. J. S. Early first vice president, Mrs. Guy Feaicr; second vice president, Mrs. uene unerry; imra vice president, Mrs. Fay Stearns; secretary, Mrs. Francis Crist; and treasurer, Mrs. Jess Lee. Yearly reports were given by Mrs. A. O. Bunch and Mrs. Noble, who appointed the following assist ants on the visiting committee: Mrs. Alfred Hand, rural group; Mrs. E. M. Dunn, Harriet Rosa Circle; and Mrs. Vernon Little, Esther Circle. Mrs. Lee reported on the finances. A baked food sale is planned to help the polio fund. Best-Known Home Remedy nn suiiennj 01 coins visas Rub welief...Breattie In Relief v BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK FORTH! HAPPY umi 009 TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW 111 PRICE m .11 IMHDOUa fix ' Water Heeler Look at i ., rn(urei( GaatpUUIr uiMti. K. Uln imklm Mtlkt Mitt. Ltw wrMat mm ROSEBURG 114 N. Rote St. SUTHERLIN W. Central Dial 3-5574 Ph. 2986 GUARANTEED SERVICE Alt Makes RADIOS-TV HALLICRAFTER TV SETS One of the finest equipped ihopt in Oregon to handle your television repairs. More trained help has been add ed. FOR SERVICE CALL KLUVER RADIO PACIFIC HIGHWAY NORTH FHONI 3-4121 PINOCHLE CLUB WELCOMES NEW YEAR AT FAIR OAKS HALL Fair Oaks Pinochle Club was en tained at a New Year's party at the Fair Oaks Hall by Mr., and Mrs. Chester Williams. Pinochle was in play during the evening with Clifford Flory win ning high score for men; aid Mrs. Fern Flory, high acore for ladies; second nigh scores were held by Bnttain Slack and Mrs tlolse Lamoreaux; sweeps prize was won by Mrs. Arthur Treman. At midnight the hostess passed out noise makers and the New Year was welcomed in, after which a potluck supper was served to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theil of Rosebtirg; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Med ley, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wheeler and children. Lance and Kay; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux, Mr. and Mrs. Brittaio Slack, Mr. and MVs. Andy Hempenius, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wil liams, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tre man, Mr. and Mrs.- Harry Norlon, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford nory, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin King, Mrs. Mag gie Francis, Mrs. Hazel Gaylor, Miss Myra Weber, Miss Sandra Flory and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Williams. The next meeting of the club will be Saturday night, Feb, 5, at the Fair Oaks Hall with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux as hosts. DILLARD COLLEGE , STUDENT ENTERTAINED AT FAMILY PARTIES Miss Donna McClendon, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Mc Clendon of South Dillard, return ed Thursday to her studies at Oklahoma College for Women at Chickasha, following i weks visit with relatives. Several dinners and social gatherings were given in her honor. She was the guest of her uncle end aunt, -Mr. and Mrs R. B. Dowdy and family, and Mrs. Janice Prowell. Miss Mitzie. Karen and Ronnie Dowdy of South Slope, Winston; also at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dozier in Dillard. Miss McClendon is vice president of the senior class of 1955 at OCW; vice-president of De Gamma Ve and member of the Art and German clubs. She was recently selected as one of eleven from the five hundred students to represent OCW In "Who's Who In American Colleges and universi ties." Miss McClendon, along with the 1954 Miss OCW Carnival Queen and others selected, was given special recognition by the college president and the group also ap peared on a TV show over WKY. FULLERTON PTA TO HAVE INTERESTING MEETING The Fullerton PTA will hold its regular meeting Monday, Jan. 10 at i.m p.m. The special feature' of the pro gram will be the demonstration and display given bv the aDecial education department. Mr. Jack Lucas, director of special educa tion, and his entire staff will show how they try to find tha children's problems In school and how lh?y use tnetr tools in helping the chil dren. The purpose of the PTA thin year is to inform the people of what is going on in the schools. Refreshments will be served by the fourth tirade DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB HOLD RECULAR PLAY The Duplicate Bridge club met Tuesday night at the Elks club with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Callisoo taking high for North and South. Second winers were Mrs. G. W, Marshall and Mrs. Leon JlcClin tO(k. East and West high were Mrs. Thomas Martin and Mrs. Ed Taucher. Tied for second were Mr. nd Airs. A. E. Kent and Mrs. Gertrude Ftast and Doyle Press nail and Alfred Anderson. The club will meet next Tues day evening at 7:30 at the Elks club. All interested aie invited to ; attend. I NAVY MOTHERS TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT ! Navy Mothers Club will meet at i S p.m. Monday at the home of ! His. Robert Green, 10 Miller Lane. with Mrs, Elsie Green as hostess. CURRIER HOME IS SCENE OF WCTU MEET - The Roseburg Woman'! Christ ian Temperance Union was enter tained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. V, N. currier with Mrs. n. A. Canaday as assistant hostess. An executive session at 11 a.m. pre' ceded the regular meeting at 1:30 p.m. The devotions were presented Dy Mrs. Anderson. The president, Mrs. Albert Fray, conducted the business session. The attention of members was called to the scrap book in charge o( Mrs. W. Adair, which will covei the year's activities and for which the ladies were asked to be on the alert for clippings from new papers, magazine, ets., relative to the temperance cause. Ihe date and name of the paper from which the clipping is made should ba noted on the clipping. A report was made of the spe cial Christmas project fjr t h e Children a Farm Home witn con tributions providing two boxes (110 lbs) of candle wax, a generous supply of wicking and candle glit ter, and a complete set of textile color paints including six hoops lor the textile painting nobby. A note of appreciation from the Home was presented, telling of the childrens' joy in working with Hie materials. The Union expressed thanks for the individual contribu tions and special mention was made of the generous gifts of the Pine Grove Sunday School and the Melrose Friendly Hour Coub. A report was also made of the money gift of the Lookingglass Sunday School for the maintenance fund of the Home. A bronze medal contest and a Thanksgiving party were reported by Mrs. Southwick of the speech department. Mrs. Albert Fray, newly elected state secretary of the Loyal Tem- Serance Legion, accompanied by Irs. C. N. Currier, presented a temperance program at the Ump qua Church and Sunday School re cently. The program for the day includ ed a reading of the "Legend of the Black Madonna" by Mrs. Elsie Coffell and an Interesting report on the World WCTU by Mrs. Gil- lett. Mrs. Lina Brown of Des Moines, la., who is visiting her sister Mrs. Ada Davis, was introduced to the group. The next regular meeting of the Union will be held Tuesday, Jan. S5. at the home of Mrs. J. L. Rickey on Leland Ave. D.U.V. MEMBERS ENJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY The members and families of Florence Nightingale Tent 15 en joyed a potluck dinner and Christ mas party at the' home of Ruth Plumer, which was beautifully de corated with Christmas scenes. Two decorations were out-standing. At ine ironi ooor a mecnamcai church, played "Holy Night" when doors were opened and closed. On the radio was a Santa and his reindeer. As it played "Silent Night" the deer leaped through the air. Gifts were exchanged. Names of secret pals were revealed. The rest ot tne evening was spent with games and visiting. Those enjoy ing the evening were. Mr. and Mrs. Langley, Mr. and Mrs. George Kooke, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mow ry, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marr and children, Dorothia and Johnny; Mr. Mel Cyrus and daughter. nancy; Airs, wetue witnur, Mrs, SOCIAL DANCING CLASSES AT CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH START TONIGHT AT, SCHOOL 1 Social Dancing lessons lor stud ents of Central Junior High School will' begin tonight at 8:00 o'clock in the school auditorium with Ralph Patterson instructing. The cost per lesson is 25c with a one hour lesson and one hour of prac tice. Parents from Mrs. Brand's home room will act as chaperones with Mrs. Lyle , Eddy as room mother and Mrs. Bernard Young, assistant room mother. All parents are invited to come and watcb the lesson, 'whether or not they have been asked to assist. In addition to the above, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cbitwood, dance chair men, announce that the square dance lessons were ended with a very successful barn dance party Dec. 17 with approximately 150 students attending. Each "Tween ager" was served hot dogs, punch and ice cream bars, which were furnished by the PTA with funds accumulated from the fare paid per lesson by each student. The auditorium was given a "barny" effect with decorations provided by the students them selves and wiin oaies oi nay scat tered around the floor and fur nished by Douglas Co. Flour Mill. Parents who so graciously and efficiently helped with chaperon ing, with serving the food and who helped in any other manner were sincerely thanked for their efforts. Joe Scallon, vice principal of Central, handled the funds from each square dance lesson and is to be commended for doing a fine job. - Cliff Norris, principal of Central, did an excellent job in instructing the students during these square dance lessons with Hans Stclzen mueller assisting. MELROSE GRANGlE OBLIGATES AND ::. INSTALLS MEMBERS During the regular Melrose Grange meeting Tuesday night, conducted by master. Virgil wood ruff, Mr. and Mrs. John Brooke were given the thud and iourm degree obligations by Paul ftreu- ger, who also installed Jack Trusty as gatekeeper, and Pat Trusty as secretary. It was announced that Pomona Grange would meet at Melrose Jan. 29 at a 6:30 potluck supper, with Melrose to furnish the hot dishes and others attending to bring salads, desserts, sandwich es and own table service. The hall has been redecorated inside and those on the committee, with Paul Abeel as general chairman, were given a vote of appreciation. Stan ley Sjogren was elected steward. A sales tax resolution, presented bv Royce 3uscnbark, was adopted. The penny march during the polio drive will be donated to that fund. The master announced in offi cers breakfast and meeting at the hall Sunday at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreugcr served refresh ments. DOUGLAS CAMERA CLUB, WILL MEET TONIGHT The Douglas Camera Club will hold us first meeting of the year at the Armory tonight, at 7:30. The program will include a color slide show and mack and white print show from the Ritzvilie, Wash, camera club, and two black and while instruction salon show- Community News Items Anna Peterson, Miss Mary Peter-1 ings from the Photographic Soci- son, i.-.r.i. Nettie Hallcraft, Mrs. Lilian Hill, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plumer. INTERESTING PROGRAM PLANNED BY BENSON PTA A regular meeting of the Benson School PTA will be held Monday, Jan. 10, in the gym. Open huuse will be held Uom 7:30 until 8:00 p.m. All parents are most cordial ly invited to visit the school rooms and talk with the teachers. Que to efforts ot Mrs. Alferd Meyer, and liar hardworking com mittees, acoustical tile has now been installed in the gymnasium. Dr. Smith will be the speaker for the evening discussing the new bond issue. The International Folk Dancers will present some dances. All members are urged to attend. UMPQUA KENNEL CLUB ' SETS MUNDAY MEETING The Umpqua Kennel Ciub will meet Monday at the Douglas Coun ty Fairgrounds pavilion. A short business meeting will be followed by obedience training classes. The annual club banmiet will be held Jan. 17 at Carl's Haven, ac cording to secretary, Bonnie Wright. Persons interested in joining Ihe Members are reminded to gather club are invited to attend the ruminate for the sale to be held i Jan. 15. i BUCKEROO CLUB TO DANCE SATURDAY Buckcroo Square Dance Club Hill meet Saturday at the Barn ! with Mr. and Mrs. Max Breedlove, i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erickson, and j Mr. and Mrs. Bob Foye on the : committee. Ladies are to bring cookies or sandwiches. ' GLENDALE GARDEN CLUB TO MEET MONDAY (Herniate Garden Club will meet Monday at the home of Mis. Ida Kdson with Myrtle Young and Grace Powellson as co-hostesses. HAYLOFT SQUARES TO MEET STAURDAY Hayloft Square Dance Club will meet Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at i Prcschern Barn. Shop at Your Local Independent Drug Store McKay Drug open This Week Til 9:PM For Your Late Evening Shopoinq Convenience Your Friendly ( 0$$U ) Family Pharmacy. Monday night meeting and the ban quet. Banquet reservations may he made by calling 2-2854 or 3-5756 before Thursday. OSC MOTHERS TO MEET AT RILEY HOME The Oregon Stale Mothers club will meet January 10 at the home of Mrs. Leonard Riley at 8 p.m. Those having birthdays in Decem ber, January and July will be honored. All elesible mothers an invited to attend. BOOTS AND CALICO CLUB TO HAVE DANCE Boots and Calico Square Dance Club will meet at Winston Com munity Club Saturday niht with all square dancers invited. Ladies are a.skcd to bring sandwiches, EPISCOPAL COUPLES CLUB TO HAVE SALE The St. George's Couples club will have a rummage sale at the parish hall Saturday, Jan. 8. Doort will open at 9 a.m. ety of America. Tentative plans also include i showing of football movies taken by L. B. Hicks dar ing the 1954 Roseburg High School season. At the last meeting of the club a grand print show was held to select the prints of the year. En tries in this showing were limited to photos which had placed in con tests held by the club during the year. Winners were Alvin Ander son, who placed first and second, and Claud Hicks, third. Gift cer tificales were awarded winners bj Frederickson's Photo Lab. Meetings of the club are held otj first and third Fridays of the month at the Armory, Visitors are welcome. GLIDE PTA WILL MEET FOR REGULAR MEETING The Glide PTA will hold the regular meeting Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the high school library room. The seventh grade students, under the direction of Mr. Chris tensor:, will have charge of tbi program. Fourth grade mothers will ho hostesses. Visits in Salem Lois Archi bald spent the holidays visiting at her home in Salem. Accepts Position Mrs. Henry Borisoff has accepted a position as nurse at the Veterans Hos pital. She will report to wo.-k Jan. 10. At Wilson Home Holiday guests at the home of Mrs. Esth er Wilson, Harrison Street, were Robert Baughman, Yoncalla, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolf and fam ily of Portland. Mrs. Wolf is the former Athlene Gibson' of thij city. AAUW SET TEA JAN. 15 AT WOMAN'S CLUBHOUSE The American Assn. of Univer sity Women is planning a tea to be held Jan. 15 at the Woman's Club at 1:30 Program committee members, Mrs. E. G. Young, Mrs. A. S. Anderson, Mrs. C Woodruch and Miss Georgcne Shanklin, will present a program on creative arts, books, drama and music. Mrs. R. Rhodes is chairman of the group three hostesses. BAIRDS TO BE . HONORED SUNDAY ON ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baird will be honored on their 40th wedding anniversary at an open house af fair Sunday at the Wilbur Church annex from 2 to 4 p.m. Friends are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Clifford McKay is in charge of arrangements. BPW CLUB TO INITIATE MONDAY Business and Professional Wom en's Club will hold a meeting Mon day, Jan. 10 at 8:00 p.m. at the Woman's Clubhouse. The Club will hold initiation and the emblem ceremony with Mildred Herman in charge. Hostesses for this meeting are: Myrtle Baker, Marietta Pow ers and Virginia Ashcrft. To Eugene Milton Hard of Roseburg went to Eugene Tues day on business. Visits With Mother Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stora Jr. and sons vis ited with the former's mother, Mrs. Curtis Winders of Days Creek. , To Baker Miss Nancy Go lick has returned to Roseburg to resume her duties as teacher at Rose School, after spending the holidays with her parents in Baker. Visits With Sims Mrs. ' Paul Gregors of North Sacramento, Calif., visited recently at the home ot her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sims and daughters, of Brockway. Te Petaluma Mrs. Joe 'Mat thews of Keedsport, formerly of Roseburg, recently went to Peta luma, Calif., to visit with her mother, Mrs. William Ferguson. She returned to Roseburg to visit with the Dick Buswells enroute to her coast home. At St. Helens Mrs. William E. Sumner and son, Robbie, are visiting at the home of Father and Mrs. Blaker in St. Helens. Father Blaker is the rector of the St. Helen's Episcopal Church. The Sumners will visit there dur ihg the month of January. Leaving Guam Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Arthur L. De Mott and children, Sandra and Wesley, are leaving Guam Jan. 17. They will be docking In San Diego and will visit with , friends in Roseburg, Wyoming and South Dakota on their way to Memphis, Tenn. DeMott was the former na val recruiting officer in Rose-, burg. Leave For Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Gorman left Tuesday for ferry Point, Md. Mrs. Gor man wai asftistunt chief nurse St the Veterans Hospital. At Buswell Home Mr. and Mrs. Joe Matthews of Reedsport were holiday visitors at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bus well and daughter. At Morgan Home Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Calvin of California visited during the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mor gan and son. Mrs. Morgan is the former Adele Calvin. Te Powell Butte Miss Velna Werth visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Werth, of Powell Butte. Miss Werth is employed at the Veter ans Hospital. Enjoys Skiing Miss Jean Soucy, teacher at Tullerton School, enjoyed the hoUda-g at the home of her sister, Miss Jo Soucy, in Oakland, Calif. The former also enjoyed skiing at Squaw Valley, Calif. ' . WARNING! Don't let cowan from common cold hang on Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bron chitis is not treated and you cannot' afford to take a chance with any medi cine less potent thanCreomulsion. It goes into the bronchial system to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender.inflamedbronchialmembranes. Get a large bottle of Creomulsion at your drug store. Use it all as directed. Creomulsion is guaranteed to please you or druggist refunds money. CREOMULSION rtlitvtt Cf ht, CJmt Coidi, Acufe InwcMNt t- i ... i...iu Miss Marr Ann Phelps spent the holidays in Los Angeles, cam. aim rucijii is a teacher at Rose School. Utest Creation! In CARPETS DURHAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggest Little Carpet Store In Town" 566 W. 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