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Newspaper Page TextThe Newi-Review, Roseburg. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21 O.rd.n Villi C.rd.n Club at . L . t ... home of Mn. Myron Lehne at 2 Do--Dm Club at home of Mn. ip.m. i Pat Lciseinijer. i Alpha Thel Chapter of Beta Fair Oak. HEC Sutherlin, to , Sigma Phi at home of Mrs. Robert . . . Stults with Mn. Robert I.ammert Helping Hand Club at homeland .Mr. Ilolilen ilcTaggart as of Doru Wadtworth on Deer sistin. Creek. ! Degree of Honor Protective Annual stockholder! meeting of Assn. social meeting at home of Southern Oregon Production Credit Betty Clark. , Assn., 11 a.m. at Riversdale! Fair Oaks Land-Hand Club, hoT. Granue. Luncheon at noon. (i. Ber-! of Myrtle (iider. ton Wood, (JSC, guest speaker. I Winston - Oillard Toastmistress : Umpqua Weaver's Guild, 8 p.m., I Club dinner meeting, Harlequin: hump nf Mrs. Frank Hivon. 127 W. r'lnk 7 n m Bodie l.ane. New members invited. Junior Division, First Christian I i.nuren, nome ot runs Brewer. 14I2:30 p.m., Roseburg Church of the nr. terrace, o p.m. rrogram, "Hawaii, All women of church invited. Pinochle Club, home of Pat I Roseburg Woman's Club, 130,8:30 D.m. p.m. clubhouse. Mrs. E. G. Young to speak. Lookingglass Home Extension IFnit, 10:30 a.m. all-day meet, home of Mrs. Jon Wilson, Pot luck lunch at noon. Members to bring articles for miscellaneous sale. Melrose Grange, 8 p.m. grange hall. District 11, OSNA, 7:30 p.m., Veterans Hospital. VA nurses in charge of program, including a film. AU registered nurses wel come, members urged to attend. Lower South Umpqua Water Re sources Dial., recreation subcom mittee, 7:30 p.m., room 202 of fed eral building, to discuss appoint ments for balance of committee. Will select chairman. SOC Morhera Club. 8 p.m., home i . 1 1 u.i..u fni.r.t tcnA cv hi mm. nni'ii 1 ""' !"- f" Main M. All moiners 01 am, aiu dents invited. Surprise package auction to be held. Melrose Grange potluck dinner at 7 p.m. at grange hall. All mem bers are urged to attend. Casual Club social meeting at home of Mrs. Bill Moats, 1648 NE Taylor, 8 p.m. Dougerre's Sheriff'e Mounted Patrol at fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge group at 7:30 p.m. ai r.iss teinpie. upi-u iu an players whether Klks or not. Roteburg Toattmasters Club at 8:30 p.m. dinner at Hotel Umpqua. Guests welcome. Roseburg Kiwanis Club at noon In Civic Hoom of Hotel Umpqua. American Legion Auxiliary square dance class at VA Hospital 2:15 p.m. Curley Reynolds, caller. All ladies invited. Associated Volunteers card par ty from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in music room of the recreation building at VA Hospital. Ladies invited. Pythian Slttera and Degree Staff officer! practice at hall, p.m. WEDNESDAY FEB. 11 Blue Star Mothers Chapter 6, at home ot Mrs. Ruby Wadaworth. BEAUTORIUM 15 Years Roseburg Personaliied Hoir Cutting & Styling Permonent Woving for All Types ot Hair Corwtivt Work lor Damaged Hair Specialirinq in Hair Coloring . Tinting Bleaching Shaping and Styling lor the Young Mii Eveninqs-By Appointment LA VtRA RUTltH. Oner FRANCIS CAIN, Operator ond introducing , . . NELL SCHFIBLE. Portland VFRFNA RPNNA, tuqvn. OR 3-4173 220 PACIFIC BLDG. U . JT in WE GUMMTEE r E J Kitchen l Ore. Tut. Feb. 21, 1956 CALENDAR Of EVENTS u tomorrow nn!n nihil .A h..run. Orutjon district fellowship rally, t open BlDle, 1043 SE Jackson St. Evening service, 7 p.m. EaciU AutrMUi-v at f n m in former Moose Hall. Rotobura Elks Club fun niehl Umnnui Radio. Cluh. Knlhntnn Building, 7:30 p.m. I west Roteburg Lions Llub, 6:30 ; D.m. at Carl's Haven, Btthtl 42, Oakland Job's Daugh ters al Masonic Hall. St. Joseph's Catholic Church choir practice at 7:30 p.m. at Cath olic Center. Hayloft Squares beginners class at 8:15 p.m., Pre.schern Barn. Hans Sleltzcnmueller in charge, for in formation call OR 3-8659. Xi Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Lee Lacy, 1157 NE Malheur. Coffee to be held at home of Mrs. Lorraine Ham in Glendale. Ham burgers will he served. Blue Star Mothers, chapter 6 of Glide and Dixonville, will meet at 7 m .u. hnmr'nt Mr. lti,h ... 1 . ' 3 wadswortn. Garden Valley Garden Club will meet at 2 p.m. at the home of .Mrs. Myron Lehne with Mrs. Leonard Lark in charge of pro gram. Umpqua Unit 16, American Le gion Auxiliary, will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Ulrich, 1409 NW Ulrich Crt. at g pin. Blue Star Mothtrt will meet at 30 p.m. at the Koscburg Wom- an.( ut) Green Community People Attend SOC Activities By MARY WEIKUM Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Amundson spent the weekend in Ashland where tney were the guests ot their daughter, Karen, during the Fath er's Weekend activities. From California Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Crawford and four children of Burncy, Calif., spent several days this week visit ing Mr. and Mrs. John Clouse and family of Bourne Street. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Husen and son were called to Grants I'ass over the weekend due to the death of Husen' grandfather, W. 11. Pol- hack, early pioneer in that locality. Anoul 4r young people auenflea Ilia valentine party given for the ; leenagers of Iho Creen Community Church Tuesday night, Portland Residents Visit Parent's In Wilbur Area By ODY MOORHOUS Mr. and Mrs. Max lliatt and daughter, Cathy, and Mrs. Walter Drown of Portland were weekend visitors at the Harold McKay resi dence. Mrs. I lint t and daughter remained over a few days ilh her parents. To Gold Hill Mr. and Mrs. Gil Commons and daughters, Crisly, Cathy and Car la, drove to Gold Hill Saturday to visit at the home of Mrs. Com mons' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hohson. Sunday the group attended a family dinner at the Beryl Johnson Home in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rusk worm and eluldien and Mrs. Kthel lia ble spent the weekend in Monroe visitinu relatives. Mr. and Mrs. K M Hamilton of iner-s sister, Miss Ann Hamilton' DATE CHANGED The nieelinu of I he linnuiia Con servation council originally ached- ided for last weekend has been!0'' rs- Albert Hall who was assist-1 bytenan Church. Participating in postponed to Friday, Keh. 2-1, ne-'ef hv ,rs Joseph lluford. Mr, the program were Mrs. Arthur Mc eordmg to Hi Hash of the South j'om Hcstfi 1 1 ii t i the devotional Mullen, Mrs. Lester Nielsen and Cmpmia Hnd ami tiun club of Can-1 service aim .Mrs. jonn .uamiox pre- ur. aames .Miliar, yonville, who are hosts. Delegates Stnl('li a program centering on the Mrs. Forrest McKay dedicated from the eight Hod ami gun clubs ! of Frances Willard. Mrs. J. I). I the sewing which is sent to Alas of the countv who are members 0fiatns Kve the review of the ka and to the Phillipine Islands. i the council are exnectod to attend : , the meeting, Hash said. f -a YOU'LL IMPROVI ANY RlCIPf THAT CALLS FOR FLOUR WITH KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR itrii Im r et. tlti.ii trim fciMii. mi O, n h I 8r . A I ELDER NEAL LOSEY. Dictur- ed obove is the new pastor! , tt,. !,, Coih rw AH inext meeting as March 20, due to 3f the four Seventh Day Ad- ijn vacallon, she aiso appoint- dentist churches in Olendale, lcd ti,e following nomination com Canyonville, Myrtle Creek and; mittue, Mrs. L. A. Moorhous, Mrs. Winston. He came on the ; ' Yraifuen .Mrs Sid Norton, field about Feb. 1, and wi Art Bartlett and J,m Henne preach in each community I The program for the evening, in about once a month, and will be available for pastoral work n each community whenever needed Elder Losey was qraduated ' from Walla Walla Colleae ' in I College Place, Wash. He re ceived his theologicol degree from the Seventh Doy Adven tist Theological Seminary in Washington, D. C. Ho came to this orea from Lebanon, and is making his home in Riddle. ROBERT L. WILLIAMS, EFFA of the U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Williams, Roseburg, is undergoing schooling at the Interior Com munication Electricians School nt th Nnvnl Trnininn Cpntpr in ca rPan Cnlit Willinmi In JQn Ul9. La'ir- Williams u,i i,Um,i,ivj u 3 member of the Recruit Training Command Drum and Bugle Corp. He is a graduate of Elkton High School and enlisted in the Navy August 1955. ELKTON HEU MEETS The Elkton Home Extension Unit met recently at the home of Ger trude Compton. The project was on breads made from sweet dough. Miss Helen Chandler County Home Extension Agent was in charge ot tne demonstration, ihere were 28 ladies present. The next meeting will tie held .March H al the home of Mrs. Claude Haines and will be on care of the hair. It will start at 12:30 p.m. Lookingglass WCTU At Hall Home Recently kf The Loiikmiikjlass Woman's) "Our Heritage" was the theme Christian Temperance I'nion was j of the recent meeting of the Wom entertained Thursday at the home 'an's Society of the Roseburg Pres t'urr,'nl stl(tv hook. A nine rihnon peech contest was held in which Hilly Marsh was winner with .his I meeting. piece, "A Stomach is Kesentful." The next meeting will b held A report of the Mate mid year ) March 13. executive meeting held in Port- land earlier in the month was giv- ATTEND YOUTH RALLY en by Mrs. Mary Southwiek. A re- Thirty eight young people at port was also given by Mrs. Smith-1 tended a youth rally recently at wick. A report was also given by the tilendale Southern Baptist Mrs. Southwiek of the organizing j Church. After tjie devotional serv recently of a Loyal Temperance ice, which was led by Robert Hunt, I nion in the valley. Officers for i the group drove to the Emerson the children's group include: Kuth i Thomas home for games and sup terson, vice president; Toni Olb-1 per. vain, secretary; .Mrs. fcoutnwick, treasurer and adviser. BOYS ATTEND MEETING Twelve boys attended a meeting ship drive for Sunday School. Last of the Men's Brotherhood meeting year the group won the stat wide held at the tllendale Southern trophy in this contest and will Baptist Church recently. A party i strive to keep it. They urge every was held for the buys following one to attend their Sunday School the meeting classes. RENT an Iron rile Dn Irwif r IM Iran ia;rHln9. joi (an iia! S3 !!! frt Willi II fl Irtainf f Vilbur-Winchester PTA Hears J. Gates A valentine motif wai carried out this week when the Wilbur Winchester PTA met at the Wil bur School. The president, Mrs. Eugene Pasch, introduced Jane Gates who talked on the possibility o- form ing 4-M clubs in the area. Ben Smith spoke briefly on the coming budget vote, and on the need for an assistant Scoutmaster and two committeemen. He also announced that the cub scout blue and gold dinner had been postpon ed with a tentative date set for March 2. According to Jim Hennebeck Wilbur and Winchester schools will have their own spring festival this vear. It will be held at the Wilbur School gym, March 9, starting at ' 12-30 n.m. The president act the date of the troduced ly .Mrs. limn, consisiea of a trumpet solo ry raui none accompanied by Wendell Johnson, and a dance by Mrs. Spackman's third grade, accompanied iy Mrs Foster. A Roseburg quartet, Bob ?"! Ir.v yu' n Joe ana. Campbell, sang several numbers. Bagpipes Open Scottish Recital The skirl of bagpipes played by Scotty Sinclair, opened the recit als of music pupils of Cynthia Ma gill recently. Sinclair appeared in the traditional kilts of Scotland and played the bagpipes which his father had played as a member of the Scottish Guards Band. Pupils participating in the recit al were: Marvin Slack, Linda Whitford. Donna Cordon. Judy Magill, Eddie Wood, Martha Rapp, Mrs. Magill, Janet Anderson, Jo anne Manning, Eddie Manning, Judy llerbison, Carol Wendell, El len Cole, Beatrice Hammer schmith. Eddie Hammerschmith, Sharon Rapp, Barbara Evans, Jim mie Hcin, Peggy Jean Austin and Janice Smith. Delores Lehman, 1ois Jackson, Barbara Treman, Dawn Miles, Sandra Park, Carol Copeland, Ru bie Olson, Barbara Knechtel. Tim my Hibhard, Becky Magill, Connie Allen, Tommy Kirkpatrick, Karen Waugh, Eric Waugn, John Then ncs, Wanda O'Banion, Juanita Rob inson, Joanne Robinson, Susan D'Connell, Camilla Couta, Mary Couts, Leanne Ouellette, Leeiie Lindsay. Trudy Downs and a dou ble quartette appearing from Suth erlin High School, directed by Ca leb Slandafer, were Peggy Jean Austin. Judy Herbison, Joan John son, Martha Rapp, Larry Sconce, Dennis Chnss, Ray Hill and Gor don llolgate. Refreshments were served fol lowing the two perlormances. California Visitors Return To Oakland By MRS. EDITH DUNN Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson who have snent several months in Los Angeles, Calif., have returned to Oakland. Mrs. Alary Urquhart of Chehalis Wash., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Barker. Clifford Peterson has returned home from a Roseburg hospital where he received medical treat- nient for complications from the t In The Oakland PTA met Monday night al 8 p.m. at tne hign school ! library. There was a Founder's Day program. Refreshments were 'served by fourth grade mothers. 'Our Heritage' Thema Of Woman's Society Meet the president, .Mrs. Ivan Pick ens. conducted a brief business DRIVE UNDERWAY The Fre Methodist Church near l;mjw)ua is conducting a member- litr, ta,tratii.fc Compter th limerick on tho coupon below and brinf or mail il to Horn's Applionct . Tht boit on try rocoivod tkn tck will win 10 days troo u of a delumo Ironrtto with one fro lenon. Join tho ton tit with tho oal smart ond clean Who doncot with joy out ot Grttn CouM hor iron ina, woo'i dona on her Ironrtto tt't tun Yoncolla Residents Go To Meet In Eugene By MRS. GEORGE EDES Mrs. Joy Spurling and Mrs. Eli nor Morris were in Eugene Tues day and met with Miss Rosemary Murray, National Girl Scout field staff member for Region 11, which includes Washington, Oregon, Ida ho, Montana and Alaska. They discussed ways and meant of publicity for Douglas, Coos and Curry counties, and especially ac tivities to be carried out during National Girl Scout Week, March U to 17. Plans wera made while in Eu gene for the Rev. R. W. Knight, chairman 'o Yoncalla Girl Scout Committee and Dr. Lydia Emery, Yoncalla Brownie leader, to be on the "Beverly Brunton" ueit Book TV program, Monday, March 12, at 4:30 p.m. Two girls from Yoncalla Scouts and one Brownie are to appear on the Red Reynolds TV program Wednesday, March. 14 at & p.m. Has Daughter A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane at th Imboden Clinic in Drain, Feb. i. The baby was named Lynette Rose. Among the out-of-town people at tending the funeral of Mrs. Edith Applegate were Paul Applegate of ScotUburg; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Applegate of Portland; Dewey Burt and sister, Lorena, and Jen ny Lee Burt of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howard of Eddyville; Mrs. Ethel Cockerain, Mr. and Mrs. Cjamen Siegler, Kathryn Kerr and Mr. and Mrs. Houghtal ing of-Reckling, Calif.; Mrs. Rosa Sand and daughter. Vera Augus tor of Bellingham, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cocke ram of Chi co, Calif. .Mr. and Mrs. Romie Howard of Elkhead have received word of a new grandson. Mr. and Mrs. John Howard of Salem have a new son, born Feb. 15. Floyd (Dick) Witty, who has been stationed with the U.S. Navy at San Diego, Calif., has finished his boot training and is home for a week's furlough. When he leaves he will go to Los Angeles, Calif., to school. He enlisted in the Navy in November. STUDY CLUB TO MEET The South Douglas Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Fritz Snyder on Woods Creek Road, Tuesday, Feb. 21. Mrs. W. A. Moore and Mrs. Durnin Swing ley are the co-hostesses. The fol lowing ladies are on the program; Mrs. G. A. Brown, small foreign country; Mrs. Wade Worthinston, art and music; Mrs. Freda Dan iels, world personality, and Mrs. Howard iiaymes. Humorous selec tion. with SIMMONS 86th ANNIVERSARY Compare th feature; No other mattreti offer to much for to little. You get real sleeping comfort, year of iplendid lem'ce and the very imartett appearance too. Yon jet oM thi at a price to low you'll want two. Limited quantity. Hurry in and get your this day! THREE WAYS TO BUY This Is Ad No. 6 of a Series - Carsrens Fabulous February "Finds"!! CARSTENS FURNITURE CO. Community Nevs Items Sptmf Wukwid Hr Mr. and Mra. OrvUle Schnell from Eugene spent the weekend here at the home of the latter't parent!, Mr. and lira. W. O. Beckwith. To Grant, Pan Mra. Efrth Totten and Mra. Olga Barnei went to Grants Pais today to at tend a school of instruction apon sored by the Blue Star Mothers. Back From Washington Mrs. Clyde King is expected home to day after spending several days in Goldendale. Wash., visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy De maris. Family Moves To Elkton From Drain By MRS. ARIEL HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. Del Dungey and family moved to Elkton from Drain recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haines and family visited at the Faye Madi son home in Onck, Calif., over the weekend. Sunday dinner guests at the Sharon Colley home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hancock all of Ocean Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ba ker of Scottsburg. The Women of the Methodist Church have been painting the in side of the new addition to the church. David Gates is recovering nicely from his injury and will be able to return to school next week. Mrs. Emma .Monner had been substituting for Mrs. Gladys Stew art Monday and Tuesday while Mrs. Stewart had medical care in Eugene. Surherlin Lidy Lioni Hav Recent Session The Lady Lions of Sutherlin met this week at the home of Mrs. Vera Holm on Cherry Lane for a 7 p.m. potluck dinner. The tables were decorated in the Valentine motif and 15 members enjoyed the evening. Hostesses were Margar et Thatcher and Vera Holm. Mrs. Soris Steinbach officiated in the place of the president, Lura Scallon, who was ill. A discussion was held on the spring board meet ing which will be held April 18 in Portland. It was voted to give $5 to the March of Dimes. After the meeting a social hour was enjoyed with games being played. Mrs. Alma Hina won first prize. 1. CHARGE . . , You can open a 30-day charge ac count in tpeedy few minute. 2. 4-PAYMENT PLAN ... No rrico or carrying charge. Pay 25 down the balance m 3 equal payment. 3. TIME SALES PLAN . . . with life iniuranc pro tection. Pay 10 down inquire how remaining payment may be tpread over 6, 12, 15, or 18 mo. Afrands Installation Mrs. Har old McGraw went to Coquilte Sun day to attend the Elks installation. Cms T Portland M. B. Thom as went to Portland Friday to at tend to business matters. Back To Work Mrs. Leland Clark is back at work in the bus iness office of the News-Review, after being home ill for a few days. Ovarnight Visitor Herbert Syl wester came to Roseburg Friday from his studies at the University of Oregon to spend the night with his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester. Hero Prom Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Clemons from Tacoma, Wash., are here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. Chester Smith. Mrs. Clemons and M r s. Smith are sisters. Sutherlin Grange Meets Wednesday By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Sutherlin Grange members met Wednesday for a regular business meeting. Mrs. Evelyn Smith was given the Grange obligation of the fourth degree and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Liesinger received the first and second degrees. The committee on Umpqua Im provement Assn., gave a report on their last meeting. The home eco nomics chairman gave a report and announced the next meeting will be held on March 6 at the grange hall, with Maljel Pearce and Hazel Woodrow as hostesses. Master Eunice Haslam spoke briefly on the death benefit plan for members. Ralph Pearce pre sented some interesting points on the subject. The committee for renting the hall submitted rental prices which were voted on, with nrices for members and nnn.mpm. bers. It was voted to repair the hand railing on tne front steps. Pomona Grange will meet in Sutherlin March 31. The . lecture hour directed by Henry Frotscher included group singing, accordian selection by Al Fonkin, reading by Evelyn Smith and a game. Refreshments were served by Mabel Pearce and Hazel Woodrow. The next meeting will be the usual social and 7 p.m. potluck supper on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Selma Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Arthley Cass are hostesses. Back From Sun Valley Back Sunday from a week s vacation at Sun Valley, Idaho, are Irv Giedd, Jlel Grooman and BUI Sims. They report excellent skiing conditions. Goos To Eugan Mrs. Alice L. Johnson went to Eugene Friday to attend to business matters. Mrs. Johnson is president of the Rose, burg Assn. of Retarded Children. Return Home Phil Strader of rAA nl KVanlr nt Rnseburir I,..- niiirnl tn thoir hnmpi after spending Dad's Weekend at Ore gon State college wun uieir suns, Bill Strader and Jerry Long. Expected Homo Mrs. F. Thompson, who underwent surgery recently at the Emmanuel nospuai in Portland, is expected back home Wednesday. Mrs. Bratton ia teaching in Mrs. Thompson s place at the Robin Dale School hero during the latter't absence. Drive To Saltm Donald Mc Ghehey. Steve Kummert and Her. bert and Richard Sylwester drovo to Salem Saturday to attend the Walther League convention ot young people at St. John's Luther an Church. They were delegates from the local society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The young peo ple returned late Sunday evening. Back From Eugan Mrs. El vin (Slim) Sharrai returned noma Sunday after a few days in Eu gene spent with her husband who underwent heart surgery at Sac red Heart Hospital Thursday. Sharrai came through the oper ation successfully and is now con valescent, but visitors are not ad vised at present. New Diaper Like B-29 For rM bockUi. unit Drat Diapr Ftclory, Dept. 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