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m miP'H' ii'iviiwijiiii i ii ti ji i i i i i i i m n 11 111 i 11 i 1 8 The Newi-Reiw, Roieburg, Ore. Fri., July 1, 19SS EASTERN STAR MEMBERS ATTEND RECEPTION Eastern Star Chapter, No. 91, met Thursday evening at the Ma sonic Hall in Oakland with Mrs. Irma Cornish, worthy matron, and Lloyd Cornish, worthy patron, pre siding in the East. GREASE SPOTS? Let GOLDEN LADY clean your upholstery Ask for if at Your Local Grocer Dr. E. W. CARTER Chiropodist Foot Specialist Diseases of the Foot CARTER BUILDING 217 North Main Roseburg, Oregon ORchard 3-7066 if you travel with toddlers . . . TAKE ALONG THE ECONOMICAL, CONVENIENT CAR JOHN the moon "" n IMWUNO ff IIP., TMIMNa I If sjT ONLY lOO "if nrkti mTL ' SWICK'S TOTS TO TEENS 130 N. Jackson St. Phone OR 3-5056 Routine business was transacted and completed for the summer va cation. Mrs. Mary Barker was in troduced and welcomed as the ap peals and grievance committee of the grand chapter of Oregon. Grand Chapter reports were inter estingly given by Mrs. Helen Stu- we, Mrs. Betty r.arly, Airs. Na- I dine Stearns, Mrs. Mary Barker I Mrs. Juanita Holgate and Mrs. Irma Cornish. There will be no morning meetings of the chapter i until Thursday, Sept. 8. I Saturday a group of Eastern I Star members went to Grants Pass I to attend the reception for Miss Caiiotta Wiseman, worthy grand matron of Oregon, and the grand organist, Cloyde Riffe. Mrs. Irma Cornish spoke on bcnalt ot me worthy matrons of 1955, and made a tribute to Miss. Wiseman, anil pledged support for the year. Those attending the reception (mm Suthcrlin and Oakland were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Biclman, Mr. and Mrs. Hary Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cornish and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Stearns. RECEPTION HONORS STATE OFFICERS AT UMPQUA GROVE The reception held in honor of the newly elected state officers of Umpqua Grove No. 51 oi ine su prcme Forest Woodman Circle was a charming affair Monday night at the home of Mrs. Besse Louns hurv in Roseburg. Mrs. I'he he McGuirc, state president, and Mrs. Edythc Manley, state secre tary were honored from the Ump mi a Grove. Out-of-town guests present for the lovely joint celebration of the third anniversary of the organiz ing of Umpqua Grove were Mrs Zelda K. Puckett, state manager from Portland; Mrs. Anna Mane Jeppeson, Eugene; and Mrs. Alice Christiansen Roseburg. rntpriiinir eamcs were Intro duced by Mrs. Beula Gibson with manv nrlzes awarded. Lovely cifts were nrcsemca lo mxs. mo- Guire and Mrs. Manley from their Grove friends. Dainty refreshments were serv ed from the lace-covered dining table, which was centered wun a rlnverlv decorated four-tiered an niversary cake with the names of the four presidents or ine i.rove in scribed on the lower layer. This outstanding cake was created by Mrs. Ruby Belle Kobernik. Those cnioyin? the party were Mrs. Goldie Willis, Mrs. Jesse Thomas, Mrs. Thelma Major. Mrs. Robbie Lee Cooper, Mrs. Maxine Cantwell, Mrs. Phehe McGuire, Mrs. Beula Gibson, Mrs. Norma Thiessen, Mrs. Anna Marie Jeppe son, Mrs. Ruby Belle Kobernik, .Ttidy.Lounsbury, Mrs. Bella Holm, Mrs. Rosa Heinhach, Mrs. Eliz abeth Godfrey, Mrs. Gertrude Hess, Mrs. Alice Christensen, Mrs. Martha King, Mrs. - Donna Anderson and the hostess, Mrs. Lounsbury. Social (Valencia Friday, July 1. United Workers potluck picnic a tUmpqua Park. Roseburg Archers at Benson School; youngsters to shoot at 6:45, adults at 8 p.m. All persons inter ested are invited. Duplicate bridge play at Elks Temple at 12:45 p.m., open to all players, Elks or not. Douglas Barracks Auxiliary to meet at Veteran's Hall in evening to sign charter. Anyone eligible and wisiung to become a mem ber is invited to attend, as charter will be closed at that time. Riversdale Grange at 8:15 at hall. Refreshment committee will be Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harmon, Mrs. Alice Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Sig Madson. South Deer Creek Grange Home Economics Club at 1:30 a.m. at home of Mrs. Alda Brumabch on Deer Creek. Potluck luncheon at noon. nity News Items Saturday, July 2 Wagon Wheel Club at Sutherlin Legion Hall, Chris Klein, caller. Buckcroo Square Dance Cluh at The Barn, Curley Reynolds, caller. Hayloft Square Dance Club will not dance. South Deer Creek Grange pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. at hall fol lowed by business session at 8:15 p.m. Refreshments. Planning a Trip? 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Adj. for the Dept. of Oregon and member of Salcrn Barracks No. 113, were guests for the evening, and gave some very fine reports from the state and national legislative com mittees on charters and pensions, Buddy Commander Monte Wal ton was in company ot nis wile Hazel Walton, national chief of staff, of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of World War One., and her aide-de-camp, Mrs. Eva Kndrczzie. The latter two institut ed and installed the ladies auxil iary and seated the officers. The next mooting for the bar racks and ladies auxiliary will be i Friday, July 1, at 8:00 p.m. to be held in the Veterans Memorial building on the Garden Valley Road. It is urged that all mem bers be present at this meeting to make plans for attending the state encampment to be held in Taft July 12, 13 and 14. GARDEN CLUB PLANS FOR COUNTY PICNIC The Lookingglass Garden Club made plans at the meeting Thurs day for attendance at the picnic for all clubs of the county to be held July 21 at Canyonville Park. The president, Mrs. A. A. Jacoby, emphasized the import ance of attendance slating that de tailed arrangements for participa tion in he Douglas county fair August 26 to 28 would 6e worked out at that time. Mrs. Echo Heard. Mrs. Mildred Ollivant and Mrs. Dorothy Boling In Portland Gilbert Mack left Tuesday for Portland to receive medical attention. Enoy Trip Mrs. Hugh Schlue ter, Mrs. Woodrow Conn. Mrs. Don Baldridge, Mrs. Larry Moore, wave oensen, Margaret Temple and Vera Nichols of Roseburg spent the weekend in Portland, Te Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. McCarthy and sons, Stephen and Timothy, and Mr. and Mrs. George Riggs and sun, Jim, plan to leave this weekend on a vacation trip to the San Juan Islands. They will board a boat at Orcas Island and spend six days sailing around the San Juan group. INTERESTING PROGRAM PRESENTED MONDAY AT OAKLAND GARDEN CLUB Oakland Garden Club met Mon day at the home of Mrs. Betty Early with Mrs. Fern Flory as co hostess. A dessert-Iunclieon was served to 19 members and one vis itor, Mrs. Fontclle Schulze. Roll call was answered by suggestions for next year's program. A letter of thanks was received from the city council for the floral arrangements at the hall during it's open house party. It was de cided to hold a flower show July 9 at the Parish Hall. This will be for amateurs, and exhibits will be roses and other flowers. All ex hibits must be in by 10 a.m. Rib bons will be given and one sweep stakes prize. A district meeting picnic was announced at Days Creek July 21. Members wishing to go are to meet at the Sanilary Market at 930 a.m. Mrs. Minnie Churchill was appointed chairman of the Garden club exhibit at the county fair. Several members will act as hostesses. It is planned to tour the York fuschia eardens at New port in August. Mrs. Ruth Man ning was installed as treasurer; Mrs. Minnie Churchill as corre sponding secretary; and Mrs. Mary Barker, recording secretary. Cor sages were presented to each new officer. Mrs. Nadine Stearns, pres ident, reported on the state con vention Slides of native birds and wild flowers were shown by Mrs. Early. Mrs. Flory gave a talk on cacti and succulents. Next meeting will be wilh Mrs. Marker with Mrs, Vera Smith as co-hostess. Light refreshments were served. SUTHERLIM GIRLS HAVE SKATING PARTY Gamma Delta, Theta Rho Girls, met Wednesday evening at the IOOF Hall with Barbara Coe, pres ident, and Martha Rapp, vice president, in their respective of fices. Ten girls and seven Rebe kahs were present. Invitations were read, inviting the girls to Myrtle Creek Thurs day, July T, to attend installation, and tn go lo Coquille Monday. July 25, for a picnic. It was voted to write to the Theta Rho Board of Control chairman Mrs. Ethel Struckrath, to get a dispensation to hold meetings only once during the months of July and August. The girls held a skating party were appointed to have charge of i Thursday evening at the Roletta the exhibit from the local group. Rink j Roseburg. Barbara Coe, A request has also been made for exhibits from individual members in the general classifications The day's program included an interesting report on humming birds given by Mrs. Dorothy Bol ing. Mrs. Jacoby spoke at some length on fertilizers and insecti cides. Roll call was answered by the name of a perennial. The name of an insect will be given at the next roll call, which will be at the meeting of July 28. A discussion of program ma terials for the year book was held and will be continued at the next meeting. IMPROMPTU PARTY HELD AT SUTHERLIN Mrs. Ellen I.eisinger entertain ed at a "come as you are" party at her home west of SuUierlin Thursday. At noon Mrs. Leisinger served dinner to Mrs. Gertrude Bringle, Mrs. Elizabeth Gleascn Mrs. Lcona Elliott and daughter, Teresa; Mrs. Pat Leisinger and daughters, Linda and Sharlene Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher, Mi's. Eu nice Haslam and daughters, Bar bara Jo and Janice; Mrs. Selma Walters and Mrs. Erma Buck. A pleasant afternoon was spent playing games. SUTHERLIN LODGE MEMBERS HAVE PICNIC Over forty members attended the picnic of the Cloverloaf IOOF Iodge and the Suthcrlin Rebekah Iodge Sunday at Umpqua Park in Roseburg. A delicious potluck din ner was enjoyed at noon. The aft ernoon was enjoyably spent in playing ball and pitching horse shoes. Children enjoyed the swings and slides. Martha Rapp and Joan Graves gave very interesting reports on the convention at Klamath Falls. Mrs. Mary Barker thanked the girls for the lovely gift presented her at the convention. At the close of the evening re freshments were served by Bar bara Coe, Martha Rapp and Joan Graves, assisted by Mrs. Ruth Manning. The next meeting will he held Wednesday evening, July 13. SOCIAL NIGHT IS HELD AT EVERGREEN About 40 members and guests gathered at a potluck supper and social night Friday at the Ever green Grange Hall. Members hav ing birthdays in May and June were honored. Two movies were shown by Arthur Kobernik. Cards and visiting were enjoyed. Next grange meeting will be July 8 at 8 p.m. Hostesses will be Mr. and Mrs. John Hess, Mr. and ItLrs. W. Garrick and Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Kobernik. All members are urged to be present and discuss the fair booth. SUTHERLIN SOCIETY HAS THURSDAY POTLUCK Women's Society of Christian Service of the Sutherlin Methodist Church met Thursday for the us ual noon potluck dinner in tlie so cial parlors of the church witfi Mrs. Don Curry and Mrs. Robert Williams as hostesses. The long ta ble held a beautiful centerpiece oi roses. Mrs. Ward Walson had chiree of devotional. and read the one hundredth Psalm and also gave the topic which touched uoon the United Nations, Working At Station Hugh Schlueter is working part-time at Verdun ;joucock s Associated serv ice station on Oak Street. Atftnd Funtral Mr. and Mrs. Val Strong returned to their home here this week, following a trip to Redding to attend funeral services for her sister, Mrs. Mabel Car man, who died recently at Oak land, Calif. Plict Changed Veterans of Word War 1, Douglas Barracks 176 and the ladies auxiliary will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the IOOF Hall instead of at the Me morial Hall as previously announc ed. Plan Trip Mr. and M r s. Charles Lynch and Leslie Day plan to leave Friday for Arizona to take the former's daughter, Charlotte, to her home there. She has been visiting here for several weeks. To Seattle Roy Bradley is ex pected to return to his home here today from a plane trip to Seattle. He is associated with the Bureau of Land Management and attend ed to business and enjoyed some fishing, while in Seattle. Leaves For California Diane Hornbuckle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Hornbuckle of this city left Thursday for Areata, Calif., to spend a month visiting Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Croxall and daughters, former residents of this city. Returns To Duty Lt. Donald J. Firman left Saturday for Ran dolph Field, Tex., to take further training as a B29 bomber pilot. He visited here several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Firman Sr., and family. He will return later in July for a longer furlough. Visit At Beckley Horn W. H. Rockwell of Sandpoint, Idaho, left Wednesday for his home, following a visit here with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Beckley. and family. He was ac companied home by his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Boyd, and children, Gary, Kathleen and Steve, of Sacramen to, Calif., who have been here vis iting Mts. Boyd's sister, Mrs. Lynn Beckley, and family. Mrs. Boyd was formerly Eileen Rockwell of tnis city. Visit Friends Mrs. Milton B. Halsey and son, Milton Jr., of San Francisco left this week for coast points en route to California aft er a visit here with Dr. and Mrs H. C Church. They were accom panied here by Mrs. -Eddy and daughter, Sandra, of Fort Monroe, va., who are visiting in the west. Mrs. Halsey Li the wife of Major General Halsey, Ret., U.S. Army, and is well-known here having made many friends in Roseburg during previous visits to the Church home. Milton Jr., was re cently graduated from the Ota del, Charleston, S.C., and will re port in September to Fort Ben ning, Ga., to begin his army career. ON THE 4th! DICED Rtturns Horn Mrs. Grethe Creamer has returned to her home in Roseburg following several days in Portland on business. Te Havs Outing Mr. and Mrs Leiand Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller will spend the holiday weekend at Currier Village on the coast. They plan to fish in Ten mile Lake and at Winchester Bay. Mrs. Wilay Horn Mrs. Earl Wiley has returned to her home on South Kane Street, following a two months stay at Niagara Falls, N. Y with her son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shoe maker, and four children. While in the East Mrs. Wiley also visited other relatives. - Ractivss Appointment Epsi- Ion Sigma Alpha Sorority, interna tional convention held recently in Wichita, Kan., officers, recently announced the appointment of Mrs. I. J. Bean of Roseburg to have charge of the workshop for all staie presidents to be conducted at the 1956 convention to take place in Albuquerque, N.M. Critically III According to word received here, Walter Rand formerly of this city and now a resident of Portland is critically HI at Good Samaritan Hospital where he is receiving medical treatment as the result of a heart attack. He is a brother of Edwin, Harold, Clarence Rand and Mrs. Charles Foree and Mrs. Loren Harvey of this city. Back' From Vacation Mr, and Mrs. John L. Kort have re turned here from a vacation trip to Seattle and the Oregon coast In Seattle they spent a week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence K. Gifford. Mrs. Kort has returned to her work at KRNR, and Mr. Kort is back at his position at the Douglas County State Bank. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. M. Dilly and children, Janet and Jeffrey, have returned to their home in Roseburg following a two-weeks vacation. They were accompanied by the former's mother, Miss Julia Dilley of Portland who went as far as Rudyard, Mont, where she and Janet and Jeffrey remained to vis it her sister, Mrs. Frank Hybner, while Mr. and Mrs. Dilley went on to Lake Louise. The Dilleys later picked up their two children and Mrs. Dilley and went through Yellowstone Park, after which they returned here. Mr. Dilley is employed at the J. C. Penney Co. store. Improving -4 0. R. Pollard, S3, who suffered a stroke two weeks ago is reported to be improving at the Douglas Community Hos pital. He and Mrs. Pollard reside on Calkins Road. Attend Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapp and children of Rose burg spent Sunday in Salem where they attended the pre-convention picnic of World War I Veterans at the city park. There were 110 present. Plans were made for the state convention to held at Taft, June 12-13-14. FOR THE FRESHEST FILM ALL SIZES . IN ROSEBURG SHOP . . . 105 S. Jockun OR 3-8526 ALICE JOHNSON ACCORDIAN INSTRUCTOR Member of Accordion Teachers' Guild International IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY SCHOOL OR ORGANIZATION ENROLLMENTS OPEN 1714 HARVARD AVENUE DIAL ORchard 3-5115 leaky mufflers are dangerous! A leaky muffler may let deadly carbon monoxide gas seep into your oar and cause considerable trouble. Why take chances? Let us check your muffler, tnd install a new one, if necessary. Come in todayl New Muffler Special 7.95 Reg. 10.65 lockwood Motors Inc. 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