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Bazaar To Be Sunday
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OFFICERS of Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, are pictured
i above. Left to right: Mrs. M. L. Hallmark, sponsor; Mrs.
Fred Rawson, treasurer; Mrs. Phil Singleton, recording
j secretary; Mrs. Norris Hart, extension officer; Mrs. Michael
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Coen, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Jomes Gregory, 'presi
dent; Mrs. Barton Garrison, vice president; Mrs. William
Sims, city council representative, ond Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
sponsor. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
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AROUND THE WORLD theme will be used for the 1960
Catholic annual turkey dinner and baraar to be an event
of Sunday, Nov. 13, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church and
to which the public hos been most cordially invited to
attend. Pictured above, back row are: Mrs. Ray Martin,
Mrs. David Tomashek, Mrs. Robert Schmitt and Mrs. John
Catholic Bazaar
Be Nov. 13th
To
PLEDGED to Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Wednesday
evening at the impressive ceremony were Mrs. Lauren
Loveland, Mrs. Dale Clark, Mrs. Richard Thompson, Mrs.
Gerald Coen, Mrs. William Heup, Mrs. James Shrum and
Miss Rose Marie Steinhauer. Others present were Mrs.
Clair K. Allen, Mrs. M. L. Hallmark, Mrs. H. C. Berg,
Plans Made By Sorority
Mrs. Bert Shoemaker entertain
ed members of Beta Sigma Phi at
her home Wednesday evening. Fi-
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MRS. CARL W. BRENDEN
FELS, obove, president of the
Oregon Americon Association
of University Women, will be
the featured speaker of the
Roseburg Branch of the
AAUW Saturday, Nov. 12, ot
a 1 p.m. luncheon ot Ruth
Brondley's Oak Tree Inn. Mrs.
Brendenfels. who will talk on
'The Advancement of Women;
A Freeway or o Detour? hos
on Impressive background of
training ond experience. She
Is exceptionally well qualified
to discuss this topic. She earn
ed her BS ond olso her LLB
degrees from the University of
Nebraska. In IVAA she was
admitted to the Oregon State
Bar and served os judge of
District 6 Court of Columbia
County. She is president of
the Columbia Bar Association
and is a member of the Gov
ernor's Advisory Committee to
the State Board of Health. In
addition. Mrs. Brendenfels is
Interested in- the Brendenfels
Comrr:ial Enterprises.
nal plans were announced for the
chapter-sponsored rummage sale
for Saturday, Nov. 12, at 8 a.m. at
the Boseburg Woman's Club. A
discussion was held on arrange
ments for the forth-coming Beta
Sigma Phi sponsored fashion show
and card party to oe Nov. m.
Mrs. Robert Kidder presented
the cultural program, "The Writ
ten Word." She discussed good letter-writing
and read some famous
letters in history. Group discussion
on the subject followed.
Refreshments 'were served to
Mrs. Clarson Chitwood, Mrs. Rob
ert Kidder, Mrs. Don Dole, Mrs.
Clarence Decamp, Mrs. jonn L,e
Due, Mrs. Florence Powell, Miss
Joan Harper, Mrs. H. C. Church,
Mrs. R. L. Wiley, Mrs. Harry Hill,
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Brown, Mrs. Neil Christian and
Mrs. bhoc maker.
Junior Women
Enjoy Meeting
The Roseburg Junior Woman's
Club held a very interesting meet
ing recently at the Woman's Club
House when Dr. Lelan Van Allen,
local dentist, showed beautiful
slide and save a most informa
tive talk on the Phillipine Islands.
The slides were taken when Dr.
Van Allen was stationed in the
Phillomnes with the Navy. He also
told of the history and customs of
the natives and snowca auiereni
souvenirs which he had brought
back with him.
At the close of the meeting, love
ly refreshments were served to
Emembers and guests present by
hospitality committee, Mrs. Robert
Weaver, Mrs. Allen Akehurtt and
Mrs. Glen Yates.
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Gu.ranM.sl Watch Repair
TIME SHOP
740 S. E. Can Avt.
Mrs. Neil Kaser, Mrs. James Gregory, Mrs. Michael Coen,
Mrs. Fred Rawson, Mrs. Robert Golden, Mrs. Norris Hart,
Mrs. Phil Singleton, Mrs. Jack Walters, Mrs. Lowell Rhoden,
Mrs. Russ McNealy, Mrs. Louis Lorenz, Mrs. William Sims,
Mrs. Ted Ranletr, Mrs. Del Mobley and Mrs. Barton Gar
rison. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography).
"Around The World" theme will
add a festive and colorful spirit
to the annual turkey dinner and
bazaar to be held at St. Joseph's
Catholic Church on Sunday, Nov.
13.
Countries around the world will
be represented in the various
booths, which will offer for sale
fancy work, holiday decorations
and plants. Consulates upon being
approached by letter, have re
sponded with decorative materials
and objects typical of their coun
tries. Many native costumes will'
be worn by booth attendants and
hostesses in the dining rooms. '
An interesting and novel feature
ot the bazaar will be the post of
fice booth. The items in this booth
will have come from out-of-town
friends and relatives and will be
sold grab-bag style.
The plant booth will represent
our 50th stale, Hawaii.
The bazaar opens at 2 p.m. and
serving of dinner will commence
at 3 p.m. , and last until 8 p.m.
Children under six will be served
free of charge.
The seventh and eighth grade
students of St. Joseph's School
have made the attractive posters
which have been distributed around
town. I
Mrs. John Unruh and Mrs. David ,
Tomahck are co-chairmen for the
affair and they have been assisted
by . Miss Mary Reckla, chairman
for the fancy work booth; Mrs.
Robert Schmitt, holiday decora
tions; Mrs. Harold Dcsbicns, post
office booth; Mrs. J. T. Sanders
and Mrs. J. C. Recce, dinner chair
men; Mrs. Robert Daly and Mrs,
Eldon McLaughlin, serving chair
men, and Mrs. A. F. Shukle and
Mrs. Walter Brlttell, publicity.
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W. Unruh. In front are Arlene Flocek and Mary Recla. The
bazaar will open at 2 p.m. and close at 8 p.m. Serving of
the dinner will begin ot 3 p.m. Children under six years of
oge will be admitted without charge. (Picture by Andy
Fautheree).
Beta Sigma Phi To Host Benefit
Resplendent holiday creations as
well as casual "at-home" designs
will be shown Nov. 30 at the an
nual card party and fashion show
sponsored by three Exemplar chap
ters of Bela Sigma Phi Sorority.
Roseburg clothing stores palicipat
ing in the event will he announced
later. Keynoted to "M'Lady's Fash
ion Spree," the Gold Room of the
Umpqua Hotel will be transformed
into a glittering cabaret for the
soiree. Refreshments will be serv
ed during the card play.
Door prizes and table prizoB will
he offered for bridge, pinochle,
canasta and "500." Cards must be
furnished by those making up ta
bles. Initial plans were completed un
dcr the general chairmanship of
Mrs. Walter Brlttell. Assisting
chairmen will be representatives
of Xi Epsilon, Xi Tau and Xi Omi
cron, with proceeds earmarked for
a joint project of the three chap
ters.
Named as committee chairmen
are Mrs. Tom Garrison and Miss
Diane Brlttell, adult and teen-age
models; Mrs. Morris Bowker, fa
shion co-ordinator; Mrs. Milton
Clay, newspaper publicity; Mrs.
Robert Kent, radio and television;
Mrs. Bernard Saar, decorations;
Mrs. Bert Griffin, tickets and res
ervations; Mrs. Clarence DeCamp,
food; Mrs. Paul Hult, music; Mrs.
'Harold Jokela, door prizes.
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