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Th News-Review, Roaoburg, Ore. Fri., Moy 13, 1955 NONPARIIL CLUB A good crowd attended the pi nochle party, given by the Non pariel Community Club at the school Friday evening with Mra. Owen Allen in charge. Money raised from this party i to help pay for a projector for the school. HAS CARD PARTY For the evening pinochle play, Owen Allen won men's first prize; Mrs. Newton Treadway, ladies first; and Lloyd Thornton, the low and door prize. After the card play refreshments were served by the committee in charge. FOR TV SERVICE SEE OR CALL The "Radio Doctors 408 WEST LANE STREET Across from the Roseburg Hotel Immadict wrvtu ... No Waitinf . . . hn ttimalion fitn sins radio Mt leenad FRff while we are repairini Hilt. FREE PICKUP ond. DELIVERY We Cive S&H Green Stamps Phone 3-7456 Sociai Caiendt Special Bargain Prices ON FARM MACHINERY TRACTORS PLOWS DISC HARROWS POWER SPRAYERS MISCELLANEOUS IMPLEMENTS BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS ORchard 2-2683 W. Washington at S.P. Track ; Roseburg, Oregon FREE PARKING AT THE FARM BUREAU Friday - May 13 Zuleima Nile Club dessert-supper at 7:30 at Parish Hall; mem bers to bring white elephant arti cles. All meetings open to Daugh ters of Nile. Riversdale HE Club at potluck luncheon at grange hall with Hilda Walters and Ethel Youngrcn as hosctesscs. Rummage sale by WSCS of First Methodist Church in social hall of church beginng at 9 a.m. Evergreen Grange to meet at hall at 8 p.m. Men to be in charge of program and refreshments Members urged to attend. Roseburg Archors at Benson School; youngsters at 6:45, adults at 8 p.m. All persons interested, invited. Days Creek Ladies Aid spaghet ti dinner at 6 p.m. at school cafe teria. Fullerton School to sponsor pre school tea for children entering schooi there this fall and their mothers at 12:50 p.m. at school. Fourth quarterly conference of BRUTON'S Shoe Service Now At Our Former Location at 340 N. Jackson Across From Montgomery Ward QUALITY REPAIRING ALWAYS Royd W. 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Hurry in for your free entry blank ond detail. waValku 1 lAl.i.lll!- at Canyonville Methodist Church at 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner at church. Play by Oakland PTA at Oak land Grade School entitled "Fun On the Oakland Limited." Melrose School pre-school visi tation day at 1 p.m. All children to enter school next year and their mothers arc invited. Kay Bath rick is chairman. Children having birthdays on or before Nov. 15 are eligible to enter first grade next year. Saturday May 14 Garden Valley Women's Club community potluck at 6:30 p.m. at clubhouse. A program is planned; all neighbors are invited. Methodist WSCS rummage sale continued in social hall of church. Belles and Beaus Folk dance Club at Sutherlin Grange Hall with Alta and Alvin Simmons in charge. Zuleima Temple No. 13 at Ash land. No - hostess noon luncheon honoring charter members. Country Club annual spring for mal dance at 9:30 p.m. at club house. Mrs. Emil Ramberg, chair man, assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. Spencer Yates and Mrs. Byron Woodruff. Vaca tion theme to be carried out. Winston-Dillard Bethel rummage sale in Winston. To dmate rum mage, call Mrs. O. D. McAllister, Dillard; proceeds to go for robes. Buckeroo Square Dance Club at The Barn, Curley Reynolds in charge. Men's Brotherhood of Glendale Baptist Church wiener roast for boys of church. Azalea Grange to serve dinner at hall from 6 to 8 p.m. Public is invited. Doncing will be enjoyed; to aid building fund. Boots And Calico Square Dance Club at Winston Community Club; all square dancers invited. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schell to serve; la dies to bring sandwiches. Salvation Army Home League food sale at 10 a.m. at City Mar ket. Havloft Squares will go to Eu gene to dance with River Road Ramblers; no dance at the barn. HAYLOFT SQUARES ANNOUNCE CLASSES The Hayloft Square Dance Cluh will hold a beginners and inter mediate class for square dancers each Tuesday beginning May 31 from 8 to lu:30 p.m. The classes wi 11 be held at Prescliern Barn with Hans Stelzenmueller as call er. Evervone interested ia invited to attend. ROSEBURG 114 N. Rote St., OR 3 5574 SUTHERLIN West Centrol, Phone 2988 BEWARE tOOK FOR THE HAPPY LITTLE DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE DILLARD FAMILIES OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY Mother's Day was observed by many family groups in Dillard Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Warren House holder and family, Elizabeth Anne, Larry and James, were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Tiller from Port Orford, Wash.; and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Pope and two children, Mary Helen and Preston, from Camas Valley. Visiting was enjoy ed during the afternoon. . Mr. and Mrs. John Lancaster and children, Margaret and Sher ry, were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Les Daniels and the two la dies' mother, Mrs. Eva Hunt, to Albany where uiey spent nioiner Day visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Koos. Mrs. Hunt stayed for a few weeks' visit with her daughter. Honorins Mrs. C. E. Hull on Mother's Day were Mrs. Jack My ers and children, Billy, Disnrha and Sharon: Mr. and Mrs. Lcroy Shuck and children, Terri Suanne and Ricki, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William Fish and Mr. and Mrs. Gayloc Fish were guests Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Rosa Heinbach, at which time Warren Heinbach showed home movies for entertainment. Mrs. William Cooper was honor ed with gifts and messages from her family. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Person and daughter arrived for breakfast; son, Lynn Cooper, from IT 1 Uah kiwlkaii UiPmnn Aydelotte, and son, David, of Mel rose visited during Hie aay. Din ner in the evening included Mr. and Mrs. Lvnn Cooper and chil dren, Donald and Janet. Good wish es were phoned Mrs. Cooper from Mr. and Mrs. Terro! Cooper and family in Gold Beach daughter, Mrs'. Bessie Clark, and son Jack Cooper from Coquille. Mrs. Leo Willis was honored by a visit from her son, Roy Thomas, and family and friend, Don Hick ock, from St. Helens. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas arrived in Dillard Friday night at the home of the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bratsch and son, Gene. OFFICERS ELECTED AT RAINBOW CLUB MEET The Rainbow Garden Club held an election of officers at the meet ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Neba Conrad on Lookingglass Rd. The nominating committee: Mrs. Myrtle McAlpine, Mrs. M a y m e Manske and Mrs. Blanche Tipton, submitted their report, which was accepted. Mrs. Nancy Linna was elected president; Mrs. Neva Con rad, vice president; and Mrs. Dec la Taylor, secretary and treasur er. Mrs. Connie Nelson received the information for the year books, which she is compiling. The highlight of the afternoon was the planning of the jpstalla tion meeting. It was decided to meet Tuesday, May 24, at the home of Mrs. Connie Nelson at 11 o'clock. Installation of officers will be held. The group will then go to Ford's for a luncheon celebration. A beautiful new gavel was made and presented to the president by Mrs. Neva Conrad. The next field day was planned at the home of Mrs. Decla Taylor June 21 at 10 o'clock. Those present were: Mrs. Dor othy Emcrt, Mrs. Jean Tabor, Mrs. Connie Nelson, Mrs. Mayme Manske, Mrs. Myrtte McAlpite, Mrs. Blanche Tipton, Mrs. Nancy Linna, Mrs. Rosa Heinbach, Mrs. Decla Taylor and thj hostess, Mrs. Neva Conrad. RECEPTION TO HONOR HARRY HAMPTONS SUNDAY EVENING ( The Rev. and Mrs. Harry Hamp ton will be honored at a reception Sunday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church. At eight o'clock the choir will pre sent a program. The Rev. Mr. Hampton is assistant pastor of the church. All members oj the con gregation and friends are most cor riialiy invited to attend the reception. SUTHERLIN LADY LIONS SET SATURDAY CARD PARTY The second of a series of card parties, given by the Lady Lions, was held Friday evening at t h e Eagles Hall. These parties are giv en to raise money for the Lady Li on's project, the State Blind School at Salem. Contract bridge was in play dur ing the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyal Stearns, winning high score. The couple having tne highest score for the three parties will win the sweepstakes prize. After the card play, refresh ments were served by Mrs. Joan Taylor, Mrs. Vi Hubbell, Mrs. Faith Thompson, Mrs. Helen Kes- I ner, Mrs. Gertrude Sechawer and : Mrs. Letha Barnes. The next party is planed fori Saturday, May 14; place to be an- i nounced later. POTLUCK LUNCHEON EVENT AT FAIR OAKS . . Twenty one members and a guest, Mrs. Thelma W'lliams, en joyed a delicious potluck dinner Thursday, when the Fair Oaks In dustrial Club met at the clubhouse with Mrs. Flossie Sheffel and Mrs. Batman as hostesses. Ptctty spring flowers formed a centerpiece for the table. The usual business was transact ed with the president, Gwen Web ber, presiding. A discussion on buying new silverware and coffee pots was held. It was decided to ha''e a white elephant sale and potluck supper for members and their husbands Friday, June 10. The aftert-oon was spent in sewing on a quilt. The next regular mce:ing of the club will be Thursday, June 2. COUNTRY CLUB ANNUAL SPRING DANCE TO BE HELD SATURDAY NIGHT The annual spring formal dance for members of the Roseburg Coun try Club and their invited guests will be a large and charming af fair of Saturday night, May 14, at 9:30 o'clock at the clubhouse. Mrs. Emil Ramberg, Mrs. Kenneth Bai ley, Mrs. Byron Woodruff and Mrs. Spencer Yates are in charge of the affair, which will carry out the "vacation" theme. FOOD HABITS IS TOPIC AT 4-H MEET The Garden Valley Sour Doughs met recently at the home of the leader, Addie Schneider. I .The 4-H club pledge was lead by Brent Claypool. A discussion was held on good food habits. The meeting aajourncd with a song and a yell. AU six members were present and a guest, Amelia Thronburg. Dr. E. W. CARTER Chiropodist Foot Specialist ' Diseases of the Foot CARTER BUILDING -217 North Main Roseburg. Oregon ORchard 3-7066 Church's Drug Store OPEN EVERY WEEKDAY 8 AM to 10 PM SUNDAYS, 10 AM to 6 PM Park Free and Shop at Leisure Prescriptions filled Promptly and Accurately Friendly, Pe'rsonalized Service at CHURCH'S DRUC STORE Rote Hotel Annex Phone OR 3-6333 bKjlJ K USE A Free Watch You naad not ba without witch whilt yourt is baing repaired. W will loan you a watch to waar at no txtr charts. 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