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Dr. June Marton, associate
grand conductress, will be a state dig­
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to the dinner, a school of instruction
for local officers will be held.
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While many of the seniors’were
disporting themselves at the Assem­
bly dunce Saturday evening, a group
!uf the younger set gathered rft the
|T. S. Stevens home for a Valentine
I party given by Jack Stevens. Rooms
of the Stevens home were cleared for
i dancing, and decorated in typical Val-
j entine style. Balloons hung from the
ceiling, red heart decorations adorned
| the walls and, during dancing inter-
I missions, there were Valentine games.
Even refreshments, which included
ice cream hearts, carried the Val­
entine motif.
Jack’s guests were
Phyllis Litzenberger, Diana Powers,
Donna Rankin, Ardella Shelley,
Gwen Elrod, Shirley Snyder, Vera
Bishop, Jean Griggs. Phyllis Styles,
Earl Benham. Gerald Ulett, Claire
Gray, Phillip Clausen, Bob Jenkins
Marion Denser, Sammie Kramer and
Herbert Allen.
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At Thursday’s meeting of the Con­
tract club at the F. L. Grenough
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home, where Mrs. W. S. Sickels acted
as hostess, Mrs. Lafe Compton, long
the official club substitute, relin­
quished her substitute privileges to
become a member of the group. Mrs.
Sickels served an attractive dessert
before bridge, to the folloring club
members: Mesdames George Chaney,
i Lafe Compton, F. S. Emery, F. L.
Greenough, L. H. Hazard, R. L.
Stewart and R. A. Wemich.
Tuning her'party with the perfect
Spring days of last week, Mrs Rob­
ert Littrel used early flowers to make
her centerpiece and chose tallies
which pictured Spring flowers when
she entertained the Omit club mem­
bers Friday evening for dessert
bridge.
Mrs. Harold Beadner won
first prize and Mrs. Preston Moy was
consoled. Non-club members includ­
ed Mesdames Andy Anderson and
Harald Beadner. Members present
were'Mesdames Ray Mattoon, Preston
Moy, Wasley Laird, Monroe Swin-
daU, Lloyd Wood, the Misses Mar­
garet Beiloni, Maxine Johnson, Helen
Lund and Norene McKeown.
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Mrs. Charles Culbertson on Friday
afternoon gave a shower party for
Mrs. Everett Thompson, After the
gifts had been opened, everyone
played pinochle. Prizes went to Mrs.
A. S. Wells for high score and Mrs.
red Buck, second. Late in the after-,
noon, Mrs. Culbertson served refresh­
ments to her guests, who were: Mes­
dames Charles Lewis, William Gaf-
fey, A. S. Wells, W. P. Hughes, A. O.
Culbertson, Homer Detwiler, Donald
Brown, Ted Buck. Everett Thomp­
son and Roy Wheeler.
High honors were awarded Mrs. Er-
nest Pagel, travelling prize went to
Mrs. Ted Snyder and consolation was
given Mrs. BUI Wood. Mrs. Pagel
was a club gUest. Members present
were Mesdames Elton Savage, Clyde
Minard, Clovis Church, D. G. .’reland,
Ted Snyder and Bill Wood.
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A refreshingly different party was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Roy Wheeler, when she entertained
Ace of Club members at an indoor
picnic lunch. Each guest was provid­
ed with a paper bag, which contained
traditional picnic viands. Coffee was
served from gallon thermos jugs.
Atop the bags of lunch were score
cards for pinochle.
Mrs.
Ernest
Whereat won first prize, Mrs. A. A.
Kyle took second honors and Mrs. A.
S. Wells won the traveling prize. The
door prize was won by' Mrs. F. H.
McKibben
Guests were Mesdames
Charles Lewis and Albert Wells.
Members present included Mesdames
Orville Hughes, A. A. Kyle, Lyle
Knox, Ben Leatherwood, F. H. Mc­
Kibben,
Charles Mansell,
Ernest
Whereat. L. F. Hatcher and Mias
Grace McKibben.
The Assembly dance Saturday eve­
ning, for which Mr. and Mrs. George
Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Dunn
and Mr. and Mrs. George Oerding
were hosts and hosteses, was filled
with innovations.
Partners for a
prize waltz were found by matching
heart-shaped bits of paper.
Mrs.
Clay Brown and Tallant Grenough
were judged the Assembly’s best ex­
ponents of the waltz. To Mrs. Ray
Jeub and Luckey Bonney went the
second prize. Mrs. Marlin Brandon
and Dave Rackleff were third in line
with honors.
During
the
intermisison, Fred
Dallas, music instructor in the Myrtle
Point schools, played a violin solo.
His selection was so beautifully exe­
cuted that members of his audience
are hoping he will consent to play
at another dance.
eon bridge party Thursday
noon Mrs. Frank Thrift won first
prize. Guests ware Mesdames Harold
Ziegler, H. W. Pieroe. Frank Thrift,
1 M. O. Hawkins, Weldon Kline, Fred
j McNelly and D. B. Keener.
Social Calendar
Feb. 21 - 27
Friday
Bachelor Giris luncheon
W. C. T. U. Rummage Sale
Eastern Star banquet
Roy Mothers' club entertainment
Two bills, currently discussed by
Tauk-an-So club—Mrs. Art War­
, state legislators, interested members
ner.
of the W. C. T. U.. who met Friday
SataHhy
afternoon at the C. C. Farr home.
Holy Name Card party—Hotel
The bills, whose passage is advocated
by the union, are Senate bill 300, re­
Junior Woman's club
lating to* restricted sale of fortified
Monday Night club
wines, and House bill 350 regarding
Get-Together culb — Mrs, Oscar
drinking in public places. Mrs. Fred
Schaer, treasurer, announced that the Larson
local organization, in order to be a
Tegion Aux. Sewing—Legion Home
hold fast union, must have its mem­
Pinochle club—Mrs. Chas. Lewis
bership dues paid by March 1. Mrs.
Mamie Rebekah ledge
C. C. Farr, president, announced that
Holy Name Altar Society—Mrs. Ed
among the articles to be placed on
sale at the rummage sale starting McKeown
N. O. M. A —Mrs. Dennis Wagner
Friday will be handy gadgets, rugs,
Bundles foe Britain — 7:30 Guild
rug materials, tea towels, aprons and
novelties. Roll call at the meeting HaB.
was answered by bibical quotations
Rink Creek Friendship club—Mrs
containing the word “heart.”
Mrs. Holverstott aranged the pro­ L. L. Bunch
St. James Guild
gram, which opened with a vocal solo,
“Lovest Thon Me," sung by Mrs. Ed­ T*A^^Clube-Mrs. Orville Hughes
win Swanson, who was accompanied
Contract'club
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by Mrs. Farr. Mrs. Harry Ross gave
Card dub—Mrs. John Norton
a paper on alcohol education in the
Co-Workers club—Mrs. Frank Mc­
home. Carrying the subject further,
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Mrs. W. P. Laws read a paper on al­ Nair
Laf-a-iot dub—MH. J. W. Ruble
cohol education in the church. Mrs.
Pearl Cardwell led a discussion on
Eastern Star
the subject, “What would Frances
Willard do with my Town?” Study
material was concluded with a paper
given by Mrs. Fred Schaer on the
responsibility of Christian women
toward liquor traffic.
Members of the hostess committee
were Mesdames Flora Dunne, Henry
Ellis and L. P. Fugelson. Their re­
freshments
carried the Valentine
theme. Union members attending the
meeting were Mesdames Harry Roes,
W. P. Laws, Edwin Swanson, Fred
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W. C. T. U. Endorses
Restricted Wine Sole
Each couple attending the pinochle
party given Saturday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Drue Cunningham won a
prize. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hand com­
bined their scores for high count
Mr. and Mrs. C. Vernon Smith won
the traveling prize and Mr. and Mrs.
Volye Goble received a consolation
award. Pinochle was preceded by
dessert.
W. E. Bosserman was high scorer
Saturday evening at the Bridge club
party given by Mr. and Mrs. Don
McCune. Refreshments were served
late in the evening to Messrs and
Co-Worker club members congre­ Mesdames Harold Ziegler, R. E.
gated Thursday noon at the home of Boober, W. E. Bosserman.
Mrs. Genie Chase for a covered dish
Mr. and Mr«. Ralph Taylor, on
luncheon.
An excellent variety of
delicious treats was assembled for Friday evening, entertained members
the meal. After luncheon, the mem­ of their Pinochle club for 7:30 des­
bers did fancy work. Guests enjoy­ sert. Substituting players were Mr.
ing the party were Mrs. George Hul- and Mrs. Harold Ziegler. Members
tin and Donald Chase.
Members present were Messrs, and Mesdames
present were Mesdames Lou Smith, W. E. Bosserman, Rudy Johnson, H.
Charles Dondono, Frank McNair, R. Godard, R. E. Booher and the
Mac Gant, Roy Hultin, John McNair, Taylors.
Altha Young and Jim Childs.
Following a custom of five years
Mrs. O. K. Rakestraw was Thurs­ standing, Mrs. Howard Taylor enter­
day afternoon hostess to members of tained Friday afternoon to celebrate
the Laf-a-Lot club, a sewing group. the birthdays of her son, five year old
Sharing club members'good time was Jjonnie, and Mrs. Ernest Whereat.
Mrs. F. E. Goodman. Tea waa served There were two birthday cakes, each
late in the afternoon. Members pres­ Combining birthday and Valentine
Questa , were
Har­
ent were Mesdames W. E. Cross, Ed decorations.
Detlefsen
George Gilman,
Alex old and Shirley Stanley, Roger Mc­
Mackey, John Martin, Will Myers, Cune, Donna and Janice Schroeder,
Leanns Hayes, Allen Dungey, Linda
Joe Nilsen and J.'w. Ruble.
Gamblin, Deans Boyton and Deannie
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ayers’ bridge Tyrrell. Elder member« of the party
guest« Friday evening were Messrs, were Mesdames Gant Wilcov, Ed
and Mesdames Leo Sohler, Tallant Aasen, Paul Boyton of North Bend,
Greenough, Margaret Paulson and Dr. Tom Gamblin and Ernest Whereat.
Marshall Kennedy. Miss Paulson and
Members of the Roy Mothers club
Dr. Kennedy won honors at cards.
Dessert and decordtions both re­ who met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ed Detlefsen, discussed plans for
flected the Valentine sentiments.
their school benefit entertainment to
Many members of the Eagles Sew­ be given Friday evening. «During the
ing club drove to Myrtle Point Tues­ meeting, they decided to send for song
day afternoon, where they enjoyed a books for the school. Mrs. W. E.
pinochle party given by Mrs. Amelia Cross won the house prize. Refresh­
Adams. Ethel Kenchelor won the ments were served to the following
door prize, Lena Stevenson was the chib members: Mesdames Charles
penny raffle winner and Amelia Griffith, W. E. Cross, O. K. Rake-
Adams won the traveling prize. Mem­ eteaw, Cy Willard, Loren Willard,
bers of the party included Mesdames Alex Mackey. Ronda Johnson, Alvin
Gertie Leneve, Gladys Gay. Ethel Hasel and Ed Detlefsen.
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Kenchelor, Bertha Hughes, Norma i
Hickenbottom and Amelia Adams.
, Donations for Bundles for Britain.
Mrs. Dennis Wagner entertained Inc., continue to roll in. According to
members of her card club Friday eve­ Mrs. T. B. Currie, president of the
ning at a Valentine party. Honors at local unit, the Sixth Column First Aid
bridge went to Mrs. Tom Stevens, class is regularly assessing its mem­
high scorer, and Mrs. Harold Stev­ ber* lOc apiece at each,meeting for
ens. runner-up. Guests were Me«-* Bundles, for Britain. The group’s
dames Arlin Elliott, John Norton, donation this week amounted to >1.50.
Wrdd Dey. Ray Detlefsen, • Torn
Mrs. A. O. Walker, knitting chair-
that completed gar-
'' - a mente aft
Stevens.
regularity. A new shipment of yarn
. Carpellias aftd Japanese quince is expected here before the week
combined to make attractive flpral ends.
Mrs.
A. Lundquist
was'the only
arrangements Friday afternoon at "the
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pinochle luncheon party given by Mrs.' hostess for «.benefit party during the
Jay Carter for members of her club past week. She gave a desert lunch-
a .