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Past Noble Grands Install At Ceremonies On Thursday The Past Noble Grands Club of Roseburg met Thursday at the lovely home oC Mr. and Mrs. Walt er Fredrickson. The rooms were beautifully decorated with Canter bury bells and snapdragons. A delicious dessert was served to 25 members and four visitors by the hostesses, Evelyn Fredrickson. Daynise Beach, Ina Farnsworlh and Susie Jackson. The president. Lena Poole, con ducted the meeting. Installing officers were Margr et Saunders and Thella Webber, the latter acting as marshal. Those installed were Vesta Lang field, president; Kalhryn Boving don, vice president; Susan Bow man, secretary; and Dorothy Neal, treasurer. Corsages were present ed to the new officers. Committees appointed were: Cal endar, Ona Williams, Mamie Fett and Ruble Bloom; rummage. Kath rvn Bovingdon, Bertha Bayliss, Bernice McDonald and Lena Poole; piess, Lena Poole; flowers and cards. Faye Crieger. ' Visitors were Anne Saunders, Gail and Peggy Harmon and Su san Saunders, the Harmon sisters sang two selections, "Now the Day is Over" and "I Heard an Old Re frain." ... Those present besides, the host esses were Maggie Dent, Ruth Fairwell Coffee Given For Mrs. Elbert Brock Mrs. Elbert Brock of Glendale was honored at a farewell coffee held recently at the home of Mrs. George Major. Mr. and Mrs. Brock and family will be moving to Sil verton where the former has ac cepted the position of grade school principal. The hostess served refreshments. Several of the guests presented Mrs. Brock with gifts. Those present were Mrs. J. Bry an, Mea. Jim Cox, Mrs. Albert Vaughn. Mrs. Wayne Close. Mrs. Harold Cooley, Mrs. Calvin Fricke, llrs. Gordon Mehl, Mrs. Olger Sether, Mrs. Norman Naugler, Wis. Rodney Swanson and the hon oree and the hostess. ROSE HOTEL Goes Along With Pooplo Of Rosiburg . ; Back TV .. ( STANDARD TIME COFFEE SHOP RESTAURANT 6 AM t 9 PM (PST) 7 days ROSE ROOM 10 AM-2:30 AM (PST)7di Live Muiic NighHy Plumer, Ethel Bailey, Vela Cope land, Bertha Bayliss. Hulda Howe, Susan Bowman, Ona Williams, Vesta Langfield, Ruble Bloom, Margret Saunders, Kalhryn Bov ingdon, Ada Hanna, Gertrude Hat field, Elsie Mills, Dorothy Neal, Lena Poole, Thella Webber, Alvia Wetherell, Bernice McDonald and Daisie Damn. Evelyn Fredrickson" played sev eral selections on the electric or gan. Dorothy Neal led group sing ing. ' The next meeting will be July 21, a picnic at Lmpqua Park, Kalhryn Bovingdon and Ada Hanna on the coffee committee. Autograph Party Given Saturday Mrs. Maude Cole was honored at an autograph party Saturday at the Calapooia clubhouse by a large group of friends to congratulate her on her successful attempt to capture and retain the events of t past by word and picture in her book, "Away Back When." recent ly released for publication. During the afternoon Mrs. Cole autographed books purchased by friends. Mrs. Cole is a member of the pioneer Baird family and came to Oregon at the age of 6. Her novel tells of early phases of country living in the days before modern conveniences. Kerosene lamps, washboards, flat irons, tin bath tubs, horses and buggies, thresh ing machines, one-room schools, firecrackers, steam calliopes and phonographs are all dealt with in the stories contained in this full sized book. t Copies may be ordered from Mrs. Cole for $2.95, postpaid. Installation Set Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthing ton Sr. will be installed as worthy patron and worthy matron of Ore gon Chapter 57, OES, at the Ma sonic Temple in Canyonville Sat urday evening, June 24. The installation ceremonies are public and all members and friends of the chapter are invited to at tend. Areme Club Has Meeting The Areme Club of the Elkton Eastern Star Chapter met recently at the home of Mrs. Oliver Haines with nine members attending. New officers were elected for the fol lowing year: Marilyn Willey, pres ident; Winnie Albro, vice president Mary Haines, secretary, and lima Hoffman, treasurer. Following the meeting, the hostess served refreshments. Picnic In July Planned By Club A most enjoyable time was had by Ihe members of the Elgaroe Comfort Club when it met at the home of Mrs. Ellis Warner with a luncheon served at 12:30. Mrs. Hen ry Lander was co-hostess. Mrs. Wesley Newman, president, con ducted the business session. A grab bag of dress-up was en joyed by the members, with the prize awarded by Mrs. Carl Back lund. The traveling prize was giv en to Mrs. Claud Yarbraugh. A picninc was planned July 6 at Stewart Park. The next meeting will be Oct. 5 at the home of Mrs. Roland Cheek. Visitors were Janet Parks and Mrs. Fred Alberding. Mrs. Carl Backlund, Mrs. Roland Cheek, Mrs. Arthur Faulkner. Mrs. John Mrs. George Showers. Mrs. Stan ley Sjogren, Mrs. Ralph Stewart, Mrs. Ottie Stringer, Mrs. Claude Yarbraugh, Mrs. Steven Griffcn, Mrs. Frank Schulze, Mrs. Joe Sand and the hostesses Mrs. Warn er and Mrs. Landers. New Members We Icomed By Roseburg Theta Rho Club Withnells Hosts At School Party Tuei., June 13, 161 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 t Immediately following the Yon Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Club M Saunders and Mrs. Wayne Ballon. ' calla H'K1' School graduation ex met Mondav at Ihe IOOF Hall, members of the youth committee, ; enisci imirsuay evening o, r.. too r.i.i,lo,,i nH inn served refreshments to the new in- nign scnool Kminrlrrs vice nrpsiucnt. oresided. indies Plans were made for the drill team to go to the state assembly to exemplify the initiatory degree. Bonnie Biejcha won the coin drill gift. Karen Pasch, Artha Hardmeyer, Sharon McFarland, Beth Erirkson, Joelen Zimbelman, Carol lsakson and Carol Zimhelman were initial- and Patty Havens, Aline Ballon, Slieryl Nelson. Dianne Er irkson, Shetyl Melnick, Georgina Arnaud, Karen Rentrow, Sandie Sorey, Elizabeth Leshor, LeAnna Jones, Bonnie Breicha, Vicki Sea baugh, Judy Birchfield, Mary El len Baker, Glenda Witten, Sharon McCabe, Joyce Larson Knaggs, Janice John. Stephanie Jellison, Sharon Lee, I'at Phillips, eu into me cum in an impressive jane, R0ihr0,.L-. Anne Saunders candlelight ceremony followed by a Kav Stowers, Vickie Walkers, Iris well executed floor drill. Shoemaker. Nancy Rapp, Shirley Tables had been decorated with Oldfield, Donna Cassy, Glenda bowls of red roses. Mrs. William Beach. Mrs. Lyle Baker. Mrs. F. Stowers. Mrs. William Knaggs.jj. Herman, Mrs. Fay Crieger and Mrs. Paul Casey, Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Glen Beach. BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. and Mrs. William Croff of Azalea announce the engage ment of th'eir daughter. Hos pital Apprentice Jeon Marie Croff to X-ray Technician Les lie Harris of Texas.- Both young people are at the U.S. Navy Hospital in Oakland, Calif. The wedding will be June 16 in the Chapel at the base. Miss Croff was gradu ated from Glendale High School last year. Harris has been in the Navy four years and plans to make it his ca reer. ,- SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! SHE ON JULY ISSUE OF Tffflll OB Now-lor only lSl-anjoy 112 page) of. exciting stories, .nllghtening features like thM: The - Firtt Year Without Him. The stirring story ol Lucille Ball, now alter j 20 yean of marriage-remaking ber lite ; without Desi Arnai. e How To Win Back A Straying Husband. What to do if he it untrue-an j answer to the grim problem facing to many young wives. e The Sienc That Shritki.' What 'happens when a husband ad wife cannot , 'discuss the vital problems that bedevil . them both? i e My Triumph Ovr Cancer. - How . a little knowledge of this dread disease helped a courageous woman win her fight lor life. PLUS many olhtr tasclnalia storioi. Valuable beauty hints, itwlaf tip. Tta.ly aarke en children. loo'. hMna. Ynn hi nut STOST, only 15', Get yeuf copy mewl "WOMAN'S GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING" I hue IS Marcia Bernard Is Honored At Bridal Shower Friday A lovely miscellaneous bridal I Mrs. Parley Dilworth. Mrs. L. A. shower honoring Miss Marcia Bcr- ust. Mrs. R. V. Miller Mrs I nard was held Friday at the home ., n ... , , , of Mrs. Arthur Hudnell and her "' Dl,nn' Mr- nalPn Jollnson daughter. Mrs. Flovd Althaus. with 'Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, Mrs. H. A Mrs. Alex Kennedy as co-hosless. Pink rhododendrons and rose buds were arranged artistically about the rooms, the colors com plementing a bride doll's dress, made by Mrs. Kennedy, a dupli cate of the wedding gown to be worn by Miss Bernard. Several amusing games were played and a delicious dessert was served after which the honoree opened her lovely gifts. Those attending and senning gifts were Mrs. K. 0. Rickli, Mrs. Arthur Sevall, Mrs. Harold Glover, Mrs. R. W. Mcissner, Mrs. Au gusta Horner, Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. Theo Bond, Mrs. Troy Owens, Slumber Party Held Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hutto of Glendale were hosts at a recent slumber party for their daughter and several of her friends. The party was held at the house the Hultos have recently purchased in Canyonville. Girls present were Juanita Goodson, Nancy Fother ingham, Kay Hubler, Emma Jean Lee and Alma Grace Hutto. Kindergarten Picnic Held At Winston On Friday The final program of the Win ston kindergarten was held Friday at the school with Mrs. Wilbur Bushong, school instructor, as host ess to Ihe students and their moth ers and small sisters and brothers at a picnic luncheon in the patio of the Bushong home in Winston. Group singing and games were enjoyed. Students attending were: Marian Bissonelte, Claude Hall, Donna Sue Hegele. Jimmie Hooten, Judy Jorgensen, Candy Kennerly, Belinda Lorenz, Michael Matthews, Ralph Peterson, Stephen Priestley, Sharon Riley, Patrick Strickling, Maria Talbert and Cindy Weeks. Contest Winners Feted The Glendale Assembly of God Sunday School held a pntluck din ner Thursday evening, at the Glen dale Masonic Temple in honor of the junior high school class which was the winner of a seven-week attendance contest. Mrs. Kudy Walker is the teacher of the class. About 80 were present for the affair. Esselslrom, Mrs. Charles Ding ham, Mrs. Kenneth Arinson, Mrs. W. O. Kelsay, Mis. Paul Lane, Mrs. Russell Cary, Mrs. T. W. Bernard, mother of the bride-to-be: Mrs. Conrad Jackson, mother of the bridegroom-elect; and the three hostesses. Mrs. Hudnell, Mrs. Althaus and Mrs. Kennedy. Van Dermarks Entertain At Lovely Dinner Party Dr. and Mrs. Harry Van Der mark entertained at their Winston home at a delightful dinner party Saturday evening. The table was centered by a lovely arrangement of spring flowers. Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chapin and three daughters; Mrs. Dcssie Grif fin, Mrs. Grace Carroll and Dr. and Mrs. Van Dermark, Steve, Karen and David. A delightful supper party was held at the Van Dermark home re cently after which visiting, music and group singing was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shaner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Wagner and the host and hostess, Dr. and Mis. Van Der mark. Pinochle Party Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Winter botham of Elkton were hosts re cently at a pinochle party at their home with the following guests present: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grins rud. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weatherly Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crisman. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Henderar and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Saladen. First priies were won by Mrs. Sladen and Leo Crisman and low prizes were won by Mrs. Weatherly and Carl Gnmsrud. Ketresnmenu were served by the hostess at the close of the evening. the auditorium, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Withnell entertained in the home economics room of the high school for members of the high school board and faculty to meet eht speaker of the evening, Roy Lieullan. A lovely coffee table was set with silver and crystal with Mrs. Nancy i Blair Harrington serving coffee and Mrs. led Bennett pouring punch. Miss Nora Williams and Mrs. Gay Ion Bledsoe assisted about the room. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ra phael Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daughtery, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon Bled soe, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Thomas, Bob Jones, Miss Nora . Williams, Paul Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Christen sen and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Withnell. Amaranth Meets Cm Friday Night Douglas Court Order of Amar anth met Friday evening at Ihe Masonis Temple with Royal Ma tron Inga High presiding. She was assisted by Royal Patron James Dobbin. Decorations were red and while roses. Escorted and given honors were Laulctte Norton, grand conduc tress; lvena Halvorsen, grand rep resentative to Maine; and Harold Shield, assistant grand lecturer. Guests were Marian Cooper, roy al matron from McKenzie Court, Springfield; and Mr. . and Mrs. Brown of North Hollywood, Calif. The degree of the Order of Am aranth was conferred on Ruby Ped- worth and Delia Fisher. Johnnie Scott gave the reading on "Fathers" and each father was given a gift. The committee in tne dining room was Mrs. Otto Lange and Mrs. Harry Young. . Mrs. Thiel Complimented On Birthday Anniversary Mrs. Bob Campbell and Mrs. Delton Thiel graciously entertained at a birthday party, honoring Mrs Maud Thiel, at the Campbell home south of Yoncalla, Wednesday. Vis iting was enjoyed by old friends of the honoree. A delicious chicken salad luncheon was served at one o'clock. Mrs. Thiel received many lovely gifts from the following friends and relatives: Delia Wise, Mrs. Tim Miller, Mrs. Edward Kelso, Mrs. George Edes, Rebecca Camp bell, Ruth Lawman of Eugene and the hostesses, Mrs. Thiel and Mrs. j lampoeu. - . j V til? rti: J y utM t ' ; j ji i; , Buy. AirBpkti , r sitnply,n'ir cooler Tt Vw0i 'hX''l , ; C'Irt important Wf, ..'J ;.,rrvi iluulj LwndyyiJte SSt V -U: , I ,'"''' H'i: Si'i'i WJIV ; 1 V a;'-' ' -SfiSt . -- iX'K-y--" A :, V.r.'-i-...-,. L":-r . " "i3 j11'. AIR CONDITIONS for health and comfort... for perpetual spring- in your home! ".v?:" e" 3S ''.'ll'.U'i'.'i.U1' Phone OR 3-7478 643 S. E. Jockson St. tana SHOPS I! 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