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Social Clalendar S The News-Roview, Roseburg, Ore. Mon, Mor. 21, 1955 WILBUR-WINCHESTER PTA PRESENT EQUIPMENT TO SCHOOL The Wilbur - Winchester PTA met Thursday evening at the Wil bur School at a "Parents Night" program. Mrs. Fred Broszio, pres ident, conducted the business meet ing. Mrs. Howard Brothers pre sented the merchandice, which the organization had purchased (or the individual schools. Jim Hennebcck and Ben Smith, speaking for the teaching staff, expressed their ap nreciation for the Kifts. These in- eluded track suits, two record : players and two radios for the WU- bur sohool: a nublic address syj. : tern, and a number of educational items for the classrooms at Win Chester. . A nnminatine committee was an '" pointed by the president. Members selected were Mrs. Eugene Pasoh, Mrs. M. D. McKay and Mrs. Doug Short. Announcements were as follows: the Wilbur - Winchester We-views, annual faculty program, will be presented May 6; the ApriJ PTA meeting will be "Childrens Night," . and will be held at the Winchester School. Ben Smith gave a short talk on the coming budget. Mr. Smith's room was awarded the room count. Mrs. M. D. McKay presented the program for the evening. Mrs. De lores Hink sang two vocal num bers, . accompanied by Pat Als paugh. A style show skit included the following cast: Mrs. Fred Broszio, Mrs. Howard Brothers, Mrs. Arne Langseth, Howard Brothers, Floyd Meade, Fred Broszio. Morris Lane. Les Moorhouse, Burton Holt, Arne Langsecn anna uoug snort. Mrs. Lillian Person provided piano mu- aii; iw uie sku, - Another skit was put on by Bur ton Holt, Mrs. Leo Farnsworbh ana airs. Bob norland. The mothers of Mrs. Parkhurst's Toom served refreshments. YONCALLA SOCIETY ELECTS NEW STAFF Mrs. Ralph Moll and Mrs. George Edes were hostesses to the missionary society of the WSCS of the Voncalla Methodist Church Thursday afternoon. Mm. iPerry Smith had charge of the de votions. Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mrs. Bob Campbell and Mrs. J. N. Sparks were appointed nomination committee for new officers. Plans were made to meet with the-Drain society Thursday. Subject for dis cussion was "World Federation of Methodist Women" with Mrs. Jean Lee in charge. The WSCS emblem was assem'"-d with the a!:stance of all the ?rs of the society. Mrs. Dare i rcry gave a very fine report on what is done with missionary money. Refreshments were served at the- close of. the meeting. SADDLE CLUB HAS POTLUCK MEETING . "Voncalla Saddle Club met at Halo Hall at a potluck supper and business session recently. Follow ing the delicious supper, Charlie Applegate, vice president, called the meeting to order. An invita tion from the Sutherlln Timberline Trail riders was extended to the club to bring their horses to Roseburg Fair grounds, Sunday, March 20, at 1 o'clock sharp. Registration ia at 12:45 pm. This is a gymkhana meeting of the clubs. HEALTH NURSE SPEAkS AT SCOTTS VALLEY PTA . ScotU Valley PTA held a regu lar meeting Friday with Mrs. Har. ry Mill, president, in charge The speaker for the evening was Mrs. Jean Wright, Douglas County health nurse, who gave a very interesting talk, and showed films on "Your child's safety, accidents in the home and prevention of ac cidents in the home." A good crowd was present. Coffee and cookies were served at the close of the meeting. ELKTON MOTHERS CLUB TO ORGANIZE SCOUTS The Elkton Mother's Club met Monday night at the horn of Lau ra Adamo, Plans were discussed for a meeting Thursday, March 24, at the grade sohool to organ ize a Girl Scout group. The Arene Club will sponsor this group. Mrs. Hazel Johnson from Reedsport will be the speaker for the eve ning. The next meeting of the Mother's Club will be April 11, at the Lee Bossen Home. The onswors to tvtryday . insurance problemist , By William S. Rtlnhart .1 . -0 QUESTION: I wondr If you con tell me If It Is posslbl to get the cost of my window sion In cluded in my gloss insurance? ANSWER: Yes, your sign con bt Insured or a slight extra cost. lf you'll oddrest your own In surance questions to this otrice. we'll try to give you the correct answers and there will be ne charae or eblleerlon ef any kind. REINHART INSURANCE AGENCY 124 W. Cat Dial OR 1-tSI BLUE STAR MOTHERS MEET ON TUESDAY The Blue Star Mothers of Wln-ston-DiUard met with Mrs. C. E. Hull Friday at a potluck dinner and work day. Following the lunch eon, visiting was enjoyed while the ladies worked on aricles to be sent to the Veteran's Hospital in Rose- burg. Mrs. Lulu Post, one of the charter members, was present ed with gifts as a going away ges ture Mr. and Mrs. Post are plan ture. Mr. and llrs. Post are plan ng to le , very he door prize was awarded to Mrs. Post. During the business meeting, conducted by the president, Mrs. Cecelia Carter, it was decided to hold a cooked food sale in the near future. The next meeting will be held at the Dillard Methodist Church Annex with Mrs Thelma Dozier and Mrs. Marie Claiborne as host- cesses. Those present were Mrs, Alice Hill, Mrs. Sclma Dozier, Mrs Marie Claiborne, Mrs. Beu lah Pully, Mrs. Lulu Post, Mrs. Mazie Baumeister, Mrs. Rosa Heinbach. Mrs. Camelia Williams, Mrs Zillah Wade and the host ess Mrs. Hull. ELKTON WSCS HAS LUNCHEON WSCS of Elkton Methodist Church met at the home of Helen Bartholmew last Tuesday at a pot luck luncheon and business ses sion. The group is olatnint p .... ..I. in h, nA4K fnru-a 'inaca will be a work meeting Marcn 23 " f,ru " "" at the home of Lorena Binder. Ev-I" co-hostesses. eryone is to bring a sack lunch. Ladies Oriental Shrine Club at Monday March 21 Roseburg Archers at Benson School: youngsters to shoot at 6:45 p.m., adults at 8 p.m. Anyone in terested invited Joseph Lane PTA at school at 8 p.m. Umpqua Grove social at home of Mrs. Bease Lounsbury with Mrs. Bella Holm to present pro gram. Oakland Garden Club in after noon. U. of 0. Mothers Club at home of Mrs. Roland West at a 7:30 p.m. dessert supper with Mrs. Emblem Club at 8 p.m at Elks Temple, Darley Ware and Mrs. Clyde Knight assisting. All mothers of U. of 0. students are invited. Oakland PTA at Lincoln School gym; one act play to be present, ed by speech class; refreshments by third grade mothers. Oakland Garden Club at 1:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Howard Mc Fetridge with Mrs. Kenneth Hop kins as co-hostess. Roll call is on garden intentions. Talks to be giv en on day lilies and herbs in the garden; daffodil arrangements to be demonstrated. Roseburg Archers at Benson School; youngsters to shoot at 6:45 and adults at 8 p.m. All persons interested are invited. Roseburg Choral Society at Cen tral Junior High music room at 7:30 p.m. Keystone Circle at 7:30 dessert at home of Mrs. G. L. Singleton, 204 S. Chadwick, with Mrs. Thelma YONCALLA PTA ELECTS OFFICERS The regular meeting of the Yon calla PTA was held Monday eve ning in the library of the high s-'rwl with "re-sidi"it, -Mrs. Tim Ellis, nresidinz. The nominating I committee, consisting of Mrs. Sta- icy Adams, Mrs. Les Morris and I Mrs. Vernon Dupper, presented uic luiuiwuig umnes.iur trieiuuu for the coming year: president, Mrs. Wayne Phillips, first vice president, Dan Dick; second vice president Mrs. Illean Pontius; secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Mathis; and treasurer, Mrs. Louise Snider They were voted on and elected. Mrs. Felix Latham gave a fine re port on a meeting she and Mrs. El lis attended in Roseburg recently, relative to the functioning of the PTA and the urge to establish a PTA for high schools. Ralph Moll showed two films on education and choosing a career. Delicious refreshments were serv ed at the close of the meeting. The eighth grade won the room count. BUCKEROO CLUB ENTERTAINS GUESTS Boots and Sandles Square Dance Oluo ot cottage Grove were guests Saturday night, of the Buckeroo Square Dance Club at the Barn. Five callers wore pres ent, including Mr. and Mrs. How ard Bernard, leaders of the club. The St. Patrick's Day motif was carried out in the decorations. Pie and coffee were served. 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Laurence Knudson. AA'JW 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at Carl's Haven with Patricia Mayo, international relations chair man, in charge of program and Joan nutter Knudtson guest speak er. Those who have not been con tacted for reservations are to noti fy by Sunday Mrs. Roy Byrd, OR 3-5818. Lilac, Circle,' Neighbors of Wood craft at Roseburg Woman's Club at 7:30 p.m. All members urged to. attend. I iW 1 1 i I I m II a. w V Moke It Portable ! Put It Anywhere! Heeds Ho Plumbing I, Fully Automatic """" f Now you con ui this Frigidolr Washer anywhar you hav hot and cold water and a drain I Kitchen, baimnl or vn upstairs. With pacial cailers you can roH It In a closet when you're through. Com In now. So a demonstration Llvf-Walff Washing multiplies cleans ing power ef soaps, detergents Float-Over Rinsing floats dirt up, over and down lh drain lapldry Spin gts out pounds mora wntor than olhtr makes. v IminniuiVnilon Rostburg, 114 N. Roto St., ORchard 3-5574 Sutherlin, W. Central, Phone 298S CHURCH GROUP MEETS AT CANYONVILLE Officers of the Eugene district Woman's Society of Christian Ser vice of the Methodist Church met with the mebers of the Wesleyan Guild at the Canyonville Church Monday evening for the purpose of hWn that group organize a local WSCS. Mrs. J. N. Bestul of Grants Pass, Eugene district president, talked about, the history of the society and of the organization plan adapted to the needs of the smaller churches. Mrs. O. P. Taylor of Grants Pass, promotion chairman of the district, described both the for eign and home mission work of the organization. Mrs. Ritchie Huston served re freshments, while, the group stud ied the literature available to members of the WSCS. YONCALLA AUXILIARY PLANS LUNCHEON-MEET The regular meeting of the Am erican Legion Auxiliary met at Halo Hall Tuesday. Alagazines, cookies and cigarettes were sent GARDEN CLUB MEETS AT GLENDALS The Glendale Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Ida Edson Monday afternoon. Mrs. Rose Ken dall of Grants Pass gave a much appreciated talk on chrysanthe mum culture ana proportion. Twenty-one were present, includ ing several new members. Mrs. Ula Losey acted as hostess in the absence of Mrs. Angle Nensteil and Mrs. Laska Miller. to the Roseburg Veterans Hospital in February. Ten dollars was voted to be giv en to the Scotts Vallev Sohool for its new American Flag. On the 24th of March the Aux iliary will entertain at a lunch eon honoring the department pres ident, Marie Wilcox, and district president, Edith Moore. The meeting wiu oe neia at :ne nome of Mrs. Dan Russell in Scotts Val ley and luncheon will be served at 1:30 p.m. All unit members and Gold Star Mothers are invited to attend and meet the new offi cers. . . . - LEGISLATION MEASURES DISCUSSED AT EVERGREEN At the meeting of Evergreen Grange Friday evening committee mmirti ivm- fflvMi. Mrs. Margar et McCord gave a report on leg islative measures ana a aiscus sion of them was held by the nwmHr. Third and fourth de grees were given to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rydmark and Elizabeth Swanson. Golda Howard and Mark Scott were elected to mem bership. Social night will be held March 25 beginning with a 7 o'clock pot luck supper and followed by a Thnw attending are to bring a hot dish, salad or dessert. Refreshments were serveo 42 members and one visitor by Mr. and Airs. George McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Cook and Barbara Wackerbart. SCOTTS VALLEY 4H CLUB IS ORGANIZED Marjorie Boucock'a cooking club uam it. (Ai-nivl meetine at the Scotts Valley School Wednesday afternoon. The following girls have signed up as members: Lisa Keith, Janice Balfour, Judy Pat rick, Ellen Anderson, D'ano ruif T.irwta ' Rriner. Susan Ad- plegate and Donna Langdon, as- ThA nuetinff was called to order by the president. 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