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8 The News-Review, Roseburg,, Ore. Tue., June 21, 1955 WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP TO INSTALL OFFICERS All Women's Fellows'iio of the First Christian Church will install officers at 7:45 p.m. Thursday in the church purlors. A dessert-supper has been planned by Nile Johnson. Decorations wilt De ur- ranged by Ettelle Harmon. An elite style show will be presented witn Airs. Neva rianri as com mcntator. Piano numbers will be provided by Mrs. Naomi Mur U'.ck. Models will bo Kdith Mar sl-all. Kay Knyt!ei Anna Rose Morgan, Pearl Carter, Vcldean Bridgess, Alice IJoyd, Mrs. Burt Jiavden. sue llamm. Beverly Bax tsi, Donna Snyihr and Paula Jaan JUorgan. AU women ol tne church are invitca. inosc desiring irans nortation may call OK 3-G1S4. New officers are president, Nel lie Bailey; vice president, in lie Johnson, second vice. Faye Clark: secretary, Marion Jones, treasur er, Jieien maay; ana acvouons, Anna Mae enow. Outgoing officers are Mrs. Blanche Marr, president, N hn a Brewer, vice president; Peggy Nott, second vice; secretary, Mrs. Hester Hibbard; treasurer, Helen Niday; devotions, Mary Sala; re frcshmenls. Nile . Johnson; pro gram, Pat Atterbury and Marian Jones. GLIDE CHURCH GROUP ENJOY PICNIC-PARTY Mrs. Mike Mullin, director of the Glide Christian Church vaca tion Bible School, entertained her junior and intermediate group of twenty-five students at a picnic and swimming party at the Glide Girl's Camp Fire recreation grounds at Rock Creek after the close of the school Friday. Mrs, Mullin was assisted in entertain ing her guests by Mrs. Don Cun ningham, Miss Betty Lewis, Mrs. Leslie Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Suhrstcdt Jr. PAINT WITH Itmmflmi LATEXMIST i SS5" One coot coven moil any surface. k Dries to touch In 30 minutes. k No paint odor. k Choice of 2 decorative finishes. k No bruih marks or laps. k Apply with brush or roller with amaiing as. k Tough, dens film resists dirt and scuffs. TV Wash or scrub without harm. k Beautiful Trcasur Tones colors. Thank You For Coming in and Making Our Grand Opening Such A Success Les and Floy Luepke WINNERS Of Our Fine Quality Treasure Tones Paints 1RAY 0. TANNLUND 620 Commercial. Roseburg 2 J. K. SHEPHARD CV Rt. Box 420A, Roseburg 3 MRS. W. L. WILSON Box 71, Oakland 4R. ARNOLD Sutherlin 5KELSEY HOBDAY. 309 W. Cass, Roseburg 6 DAN C. HILL 126 V. Lane, Roseburg 7 LUCKY SKATCS PO Jox 2.' 4, Roseburg Q W. SHREDLA 814 S. Kane. Roseburg OSCAR BACKLUNG Rt 3 Box 1314, Roseburg I f N. L. LEHRPACK 416 Fowler. Roseburg Colorcroft Paint & Wallpaper 312 W.Cass Phon OR 2-2252 TOASTMISTR ESSES HAVE FINE MEETING AT MCALLISTER HOME Mrs. Zilpha McAllister gracious ly entertained the Winston-Dillard Toastmistress Club at its regular meeting Wednesday evening at her home in Dillard. The club met on the outdoor patio at the McAllis ter home overlooking the beauti ful grounds. Election of officers for the forth coming six months term was held with the following officers elected: President, Mrs. Fran Hoitcen; vice president, Mrs. Ruby Peter son; secretary, Mrs. Mary Bird; treasurer, Mrs. Edna Ebner; and club representative, Mrs Daisy Fox. Preceding the enjoyable af fair the invocation was given by the president, Mrs. Velma Alber tus. The topics for the evening were cleverly presented when Mrs. Edna Ebner passed a basket of various items for each member to choose as the subject of one minute im promptu speeches. Mrs. Margaret McCord was toastmistress and in troduced the evening speakers in a well planned manner. A new member, Mr. Irene Lockwood, told the story of her life in an entertaining icebreaker speech. Critic for Mrs. Lockwood was Mrs. Jo Leshcr. Mrs. Virginia Lau ranee's lively speech, "Tucson, Pro and Con" was criticized by Mrs. Fran Uolteen. A round table discussion was led by Mrs. Mary Bird with all members expressing their ooinion on the subject, "Are There Delinquent Children or De linquent Barents? Mrs. Mona Hult and Mrs. Helen Buell were elected to represent the local club at the International Toastmistrss convention in July at San Francisco. General evaluator for the recent meeting was Mrs. Vivian Laurence. Refreshments were served later in tiie evening to club members and two out of town guests, Airs. Marv Wilson of Santa Ana. Calif, and Mrs. Claire Laurance of Sa lem, by the nostess, Mrs. McAlliS' tor. The next meeting will be Wed nesday at Douglas High School with installation of new officers, Refreshments will be served by the outgoing club officers. MRS. WILLIAMS HAS 93rd BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION SUNDAY Mrs. Emma Williams ouietly celebrated her 93rd birthday Sun day with her family at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. D. (Mary) Love, in Garden Valley. Two of her other' daughters were also present, Mrs. Harvey (Kath arine) Ewcns and ' Mrs. S. L. (Maude) DeLapp. A great-grandson, Ronnie Redbarn, of Coos Bay attended. Other members were W. D. Love and Harvey Ew cns. Mrs. Williams received numer ous birthday cards and well wish es from her many friends. Mrs. Williams received long distance calls from her daughter, Mrs. P. H. (Margaret) Gulbran son of Los Angeles, Calif., -and her two sons S. C. and Joe Wil liams of Claresholines, Alberta, Canada. MRS. EVANS HOSTS GARDEN CLUB THURSDAY The North. Umpqua Garden Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. James S. Evans on Lone Rock road. Mrs. Francis De Haan was welcomed back after spending (he past year In Holland. Mrs. J. A. Long of Roseburg was a guest of the club. Mrs. Janet Bluffy gave a talk on delphiniums, after which dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m. July 14, at the home of Mrs. Mcrt Weaver. Members will make flower arrangements featuring the Fourth of July theme. Mrs. Bob Franks will give a talk on English chrysanthemums, i GOLDEN WEDDING OPEN HOUSE SET Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crandall of 239 W. First Ave. N., Roseburg, will be honored at an open house affair on their golden wedding an niversary Saturday, June 25, at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ball, at Glide. Friends are cordially In vited to call between the hours of 2 and 4 in tho afternoon. BLUE STAR MOTHERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY Blue Star Mothers No. 4 will hold a potluck luncheon Wcdnes day at the home of Vera Calkins, Rt. 2 Box 168, sixth house past the Colony store on the right hand side of the road. Those attending are asked to bring some work for the bazaar or just to attend to gel acquainted with the members. oredt Pi icmc protective Attn. J4eicl Saturclt The 18th annual picnic to be held by the Douglas Forest Protective Association was a successful and enjoyable affair of Saturday noou at the association headquarters in Roseburg. The occasion terminat ed the school of instruction held for fire wardens and lookouts. F.niovinif the occasion were Mr, and Mrs. Tred L. Southwick and thf tatter's sister Mrs Beatrice Young, of LaGrande, Ore.; .Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Les Childers, Donna Wad rllo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ForEU- son and Kay and Bobby; Virgil Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Frank it. Jacobsen.' A. B. Haines, Paul H. Gamble, r.arrv Soehlij. Itooert Swam, Aii- drey and Carrol Spicer, Mary and Margie Musick, Douglas Bond, Clyde Straiten, Mr. and Airs. U. F. McLaughlin, Mrs. R. C. Laurance and Johnny, Angela ana dan; mis, George C. Kiiby and Barbara; Mr, and Mrs. Larry Young, Vera Ban ning, Ray Stilner, Mr. and Mrs, .Inhn Richards. Mr. and Mrs Glenn F. Cole and Steven, Brad and Bruce. Mrs. Mae Lane, Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Rader, Lorna Madison, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brandon, Mr. Sirs. H. M. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. (ieorae Lanedon and family; Teresa Lilly, Ann Walker, Pat Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Par twtpr and son. Brian: Eugene E Duhamel, Mr. and and Mrs. Loyd Thornton and lamny. Norman C. Hurter, Ernie Bloch, Social Caienda Tuesday Jun 21 Fair Oaks Grange HEC at grange kail for no-hostess potluck luncheon, Melrose Grange at 7 p.m. quar- Icrly birthday potluck. Father's Day program by Kay Simmons. Roseburg American Legion and Auxiliary picnic at Umpqua Park in evening. Roseburg Toastmaster Club 6:30 p.m. dinner at Umpqua Hotel Vis itors are welcome. Duplicate Bridge Group at 6:30 p.m. at Elks Temple. Associated Volunteers' sponsor ed card party at VA Hospital from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Ladv Golfers to tee oft at 9 a.m. at club course. Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall at 8 p.m. Havloft Sauares beginners class es for those who have already reg istered at 8:15 p.m. at Preschern Barn. Twelve and Won Club at home of Thclla Weber, 63 Miller Lane at 7 p.m. Wednesday June 22 VFW Auxiliary at 8 P.m. at Veterans Memorial Hall on Gar den Valley Road. Theta Rho Girls of suuierun 10 meet at IOOF Hall. Pythian Sisters win nom a poi luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the KP Hall. All knights, wives and guests are invited and should bring own table service. Women's Home League craft classes at Salvation Army from 1 to 4 p.m, All women invited. Melrose Friendly Hour Club at home of Doris Benedict at 11 a.m. Noon potluck is planned. Garden vaucy uaraen iuu av home of Hilda Walters at 2 p.m. Mrs. Marfcaret Booth is in cnarge of the program. Past Presidents rariey ai i:jj p.m. at home of Mrs. Thomas Par kinson. All past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary invit ed. Sutherlin Grange at hostess pot luck at 7 p.m. at hall, followed by social hour. Winston - Dillard Toastmistress Club at Douglas High for officer installation. MR. AND MRS. ATTERBURY TO OBSERVE SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Kicth Atterbury will observe their 2otli wedding an niversary at an open House anair Sunday, June 26, at the nome of the former s moiiier-in-iaw nn sisicr, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Doyle, Rt. 4 Box 450, Happy Valley. All rela tives and friends are most cordi ally invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m. au Mr. and Mrs. Vera Childers and family: Mr. and Mrs. John M. Orenson and family; Margaret Stiltner and Kay; Mr. ana Mrs. Bud Richards and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Melton and family; Ray HarreH and family; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fruits and Ann Ma rie; Mr. and Mrs. Marion M. Lee, Bob Kischel, Wayne it. Miller, .1. J. Dounlas E. Burgess. Mrs. L. Crafton and Mrs. Frederick Porter. EAGLES AUXILIARY TO ATTEND CONVENTION The Eagles Auxiliary will attend the state convention nere negin- nine June 22 and local members are being especially urged to at tend the Memorial Service to be put on by DeLake Auxiliary Thurs day night at 8 o'clock at Central Junior High. STEADFAST CLASS TO MEET AT POTLUCK The Steadfast Class of the First Presbvterian Church will meet at a noon potluck luncheon Thursday in the Education building of the church. Mrs. Insley will show pic tures of her son's work in South America. AU women of the church are most cordially invited, DIXONVILLE CLUB HAS SWIM PARTY The Dixonville Deerslayers 4-H Club and the Classy Country Can- ners Club enjoyed a picnic and swim party at Umpqua park on Wednesday. Twenty tnree mem bers and guests attended. Local News Visiting Her Mrs. Billy Adair aul daughter. Roberta, of Albany arrived in 'Roseburg Saturday to viBit at the home of the former's parents, Air. and Airs. J. J. oil lard, on Hawthorne Drive, Attend Weddina Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McDonald and Airs. Grace Bush of Roseburg were, among out-of-town euests attending the wed ding in Eugene of the AIcDonalds' daughter, Lenor Ariene wood, io Donald Glenn Kruml. Visitors Leave Mrs. C. O. Eaton of Eugene and her daugh- tur-in-Iaw. Airs. r . AI. katon, ana son, Craig, of Portland have re turned to tneir nomes, louowing a visit in Roseburg with the former's brother-in-law and sister. Air. and Ms. W. C. Callison. Return Here Mr. and Airs. A. B. Collier returned to their home in the Trued Apartments on Chadwick Street Saturday, alter the former was discharged lrom Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene. Air. Collier, who underwent surg ery, is home to convalesce. He is reported to be improving. Attend Wadding Air. and Airs. W. D. Andrews of Vancouver, Wash., Air. and Airs. Del DesBris- bay, uncles ana aunis oi uavm Payne: Mrs. Dexter Brent, Mr and Airs. Dick Chinnock, Mrs. Arthur Strader and Mr. and Airs. Philip Alorris, all of Portland; Air. and Mrs. Robert Henry of Grants Pass Mr. and Airs. Robert Ala- son of Corvallis and Airs. Kenneth AlcGrath of Woodburn were in Roseburg Sunday for the wedding of Janet Strader and David Payne. Returns To Spokane Mrs. Ar nold Boss-hard loft yesterday for her home in Spokane, following a visit here with her brother-in-law and sister, Air. and Airs. Vondis Aliller Sr., and with her son, Jim Church, a resident of Douglas County, who joined her nt the Alill er homel Airs. Bosshard was ac companied here by her mother, Mrs. Joseph Kicnholz, also of Spo kane, who is remaining here for a longer visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Airs. Aliller. Ltavt On Honeymoon Air. and Airs. David Payne, who were mar ried in Roseburg Sunday, have left for Yellowstone and Glacier Na tional Parks, Lake Louise and Banff. Canada and Victoria and Vancouver, B.C., on their honey moon, alter which they will go to Ogdcn, Utah, to make their home. The bride, nee Janet Strader. is the daughter of Mr. and Airs, Phil Strader, of Glide. David's par ents and brother. Air. and Airs Phil Payne and Dick, of Oswego, were here for the wedding, at which DicK was best man. 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Wells 519 Fowler St. They were joined here for the weekend by .u. urn' enn and daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Wells, and enuaren, vtuvi i of Portland. -. Working David Damon Is a new employee at New Mehtod Cleaners. Move Mr. and Mrs. Archie White have moved from East Cass Street to the Oak Hill apartments to make their home. Air. White is manager of Safeway here and Airs. Waite is employed by the Roseburg Branch of th U.S. Na tional Bank. Visits Father Air. and Mrs. George L. Stanton of Toledo, rr vlsiwvt in Roseburg Father's Day with the former's fattier, Charles u. sianion, iui . rnrmu St. They were accompanied by their sons, George and Gene, who recently were discharged from Army service after two years in Germany. George L. Stanton is a brother of Newt-Review Editor Charles V. Stanton. Visiting Relatives. Airs. Edwin uti.Ua if RMAhnrff has left for Spokane to visit relatives and friends. ui.bi.. 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