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women should attempt them, the
couturiers say.
Whpn long skirt3 first came in
shoit women were warned that
they were not for them. Dress
makers Rlorified the long-legsetf!
mannequins and thought in terms
of five feet four and up.
Now there is a demand for man
nequins of lesser stature to wear
the almost Empire-waistpd dresses
Be.:ie designers approve for fall.
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Mrs. Perrin Is Hostess
at Lovely Hallowe'en
Party Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. A. H. Perrin graciously en
tertained a numher of the Ilose
hurg teachers at her home in West
Hoseburg on Saturday afternoon of
last week. The Hallowe'en motif
was carried put in the rooms and
on the table. Lovely flowers and
autunin leaves were used on the
table and a two-coufse luncheon
was served to Mrs. J. K. Fnlbe.
Mrs. Guy Perrin, Mrs. E. S. Hall,
Mrs. R. R. Richman, Mrs. Joseph
Matthews, Miss Enid Veatch, Miss
Joyce Handley, Miss Eva Coy. Miss
lltiien Magers, Miss Thelma Smith,
'Miss Nelie Westra, Miss Vera Fred
Hckson and Miss Verna Carothers.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
afternoon hours with Miss Nellie
Westra winning first prize and
Mies Eva Coy receiving consolation
prize. Table prizes were won rty
Mrs. Guy Perrin, Miss Verna Ca
rothers and Miss Joyce Handley.
Winston P.-T. A. Has
Fine Attendance for
First Meeting of Year
The first meeting of the Winston
P.-T. A. was held at the school
bouse o"n Friday evening, October
17th, with Mrs. R. D. Kloist, Presi
dent, In charge. After a short busln
ness meetrng, an interesting pro
gram was given.
Miss Ada Martin, Richard vEast
man and Harrison Winston gave
short talks on how they enjoyed
the 4-H -summer school at Oregon
state college in Corvallis last sum
mer, where they, were sent as dele
gates.
Hiss Thelma Smith, instructor in
the RoKoburc Junior high school.
gave an instructive talk on 4-H I
club sewing. I
Following the program. Hallowe'
en games were played and a social
time enjoyed. !The Hallowe'en mo
tif was carried out in the serving
of refreshments at a later hour.
There was a fine attendance of
members., m.iM .
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Mrs. Dean B. Bubar
Entertains Bridge
Club on Tuesday
Mrs. Dean B. Iiuhar was a
charmir.K hostess to the members
of her bridge club on Tuesday
afternoon at her home ore Kast
Cuss Street. Lovely bouquets of
Chrysanthemums were used to add
attractiveness to the rooms. Bridge
was played and Mrs. Edward Kohl
haKcti received high score for the
afternoon. V
Mrs. T. H. Burr and Mrs. T. G.
Watson were guests of the oftcr
noon and the following members
were present, Mr3 Ivan Pickens,
Mrs. Charles T). Wade, Mrs. Chest
er Morgan, Mrs. Edward Kolilha
gen, Mrs Clair K. AMrn. Mrs. R T.
Bubar and Mrs. Dean B. Buuar.
Miss Peterson Celebrates
Birthday With Party
Miss Mary Elizabeth Peterson
celebrated her seventh birthday on
last Tuesday alternoon at me noim
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Peterson. Autumn flowers and
Hallowe'en colors were, used to
decorate the rooms. Games and
music were enjoyed by Miss Helen
and Miss Mary Virginia Hatfield.
Miss Nancy Jensen. Miss June
Saunders, Miss Athalio Taylor,
Miss Lois Hills. Miss Jean Mey
ers. Miss Shirley Ann Corschien.
Wallace Cox; Richard Arundel and
LeRoy Peterson.
The honor gaest received many
lovely birthday gifts from ber
friends.
Later in the afternoon, dainty
refreshments were served to the
guests by Mrs. Peterson, assisted
by Mrs. Corshlen anil Mrs. Mac
intosh. Senior High P.-T. A.
to Hold Meeting on
Next Tuesday Night
The Rosehurg senior high school
Parent-Teacher association wi&
hold a meeling next Tuesday eve
ning In the high school building.
J. E. llent, president, will be In
charge of the business session 'and
Mrs. L. W. Metzger. will have
charge of the program. An interest
ing meeting has been planned and
it is hoped that all members and
(hose Interested will nttend.
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Wednesday Night Bridge
Supper Club Members Are
Guests of Whartons ,
The Wednesday Night Bridge
Supper club members were tne
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whar
ton at their1 home on Chadwick
Street this week. Fall flowers
graced the center of the tables and
a delicious seven o'clock supper
was served to Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Harding, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lock
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sutherland,
Miss Elizabeth Parrott, E. L. Par
rott and the host and hostess... Mr
and Mrs. C. W. Wharton.
Bridge was played during -the
evening hours with Mrs. J. A.
Harding holding high score for the
ladles and E. L. Parrott receiving
high score for the men.
Annual Hallowe'en Dance
of Country Club Is
Brilliant Affair Friday
The annual - Hallowe'en dance
at the Hoseburg Country club
marked the largest and most en
joyable affair of the club for sev
eral seasons. The entire clubhouse
was beautifully decorated with au
tumn leaves. ' red laurel berries
and pumpkins. Each - guest was
greeted at the entrance by an old
witch.
Miss Audrey Richard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Richard, en
tertained the guests with a special
Spanish dance. The favor dance of
the evening was also enjoyed. The
old .witch again appeared and pre
sented fortunes and numbers to
each guest and partners were
found in this way.
The lunch was served cabaret
style and the tables were unusual
ly lovely. Hollowed -pumpkins
brimming with luscious fruit cen
tered each table. -
Mrs. Phil Harth was compliment
ed by the members for her untir
ing efforts in mannglng the dance.
Mrs. Harth was capably assisted
by Mrs. C. W. Wharton, chairman
of the refreshment committeeand
her assistants. Mrs. Fred Clian
man. Mrs. Arthur Baum, Mrs. I. G.
Broadway and Mrs. George Brad
burn. Mrs. W. R. Brown, chairman
of the decoration committee with
her assistants. Mrs. Guv Cordon.
Mrs. Harry Stearns. Mrs. Ivan
Pickens and Mrs.- Clair K. Allen.
The music for the evening was In
charge ofr Mrs. W. E. Ott. Mrs. A.
A. Richard, and Mrs. J. M. Judd.
The favor dances were in charge
of Mrs. T. G. Watson and Mrs. E.
G. Kohlhagen. 1
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Busy Steprsers Club
Guests of Mrs. Cyril
Nichols on Thursday
Mrs. Cyril Nichols was a charm
ing hostess on Thursday afternoon,
when she entertained the mem
bers of the Busy Stepper's club at
her lovely country home near
Brockway. Hallowe'en colors and
bouquets of chrysanthemums en
hanced the charm of the rooi'is.
Sewing, visiting and Hallowe'en
games were enjoyed and Mrs. Earl
Ollivant received first .prize for
the afternoon ' with Mrs. Gene Ol
llcant winning second prize.
Later in the day dainty refresh
ments were served at small tables
by the hostess, Mrs. Nichols. Cov
ers were placed for Mrs. 1 1. B.
Nichols, Miss Lilly Davlin, Mrs.
Viola Nichols and children, Miss
Beverly and Richard, Mrs. Claude
Parkhurst, Mrs. Annabelle Klemr,!,
and daughter, Miss Frances, Mrs.
Daniel Stein, Mrs. Fred Byron,
Mrs. Anna Ireland, Mrs. Gene Ol
licant and Mrs. Earl Ollivant.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Complimented on
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Meissner in
formally entertained with a seven
o'clock tamale dinner at their
home on Thursday evening com
plimenting Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Laird on their wedding anniver
sary. The rooms were lovely with sev
eral bouquets of chrysanthemums
and other fall flowers. Covers
were placed at a prettily decorated
table for Mr. and Mrs. Laird, hon
or guests, Miss Gertrude, Miss
Maxiue and Burton Hale Laird
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. It. W. Meissner.
The evening was pleasantly
spent , visiting and listening to
music.
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Enjoys Hallowe'en
Party at Richard Home
TJhe Pat-Aw-Mie camp fire
group met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Richard on Wednesday
night at the guests of Miss Au
drey Richard at a Hallowe'en
party. A pot luck dinner was en
joyed, after which a social hour
followed. A short business meeting
was held later in the evening. Tht
house was decorated with Ha';
lowe'en colors.
Those enjoying the evening in
cluded Miss Mae Hutchings, Miss
Frances Deardorff, Miss Virginia
Rothacker, Miss Ethel Guile, Miss
Frances Huber, Miss Rutli Beach.
Miss Lucille Shook, Miss Jean
Kppstein, Miss Nadine Rast, Miss
Dorothy Gerntond, Miss June
Short, Miss Myrtle Shook, Miss
Dayle Curtis, Miss Leola Kent,
Miss Mary Wood, Miss Eagle Arun
del, members and guests. Miss
Frances Metzger, Mrs. J. A. Soules,
Mrs. A. A. Richard, Ward Soules,
Garet Soules, Clarence and Ken
neth Richard and the hostess,
Miss Audrey Richard.
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Annual Thanksgiving
Ball, November 27th
The annual Thanksgiving ball
sponsored by the Business and
Professionel women's club will be
given on November 27th at the ar
mory this season. The Thanksgiv
ing ball la one of the high lights
of the. social season, there being
175 coupleB at the 1929 ball. Over
200 couples are expected to attend
the 1930 ball.
Mrs. Storey lies Is chairman of
this year's ball with the following
assistants, Mrs. J. M. Judd, Miss
Josephine McElhinny. Miss Verna
Carothers and Miss Mona Porter.
Barker's Blue Blowers orches
tra will furnish the dance music.
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Steak Dinner Enjoyed
at "The Bees" When Men
Club Members Entertain
The men members of the Wed
nesday Night Bridge club were
hosts to the ladies on Wednesday
night at "The Bees" the summer
camp of Bubar Brothers on the
North Umpqua river, this week. A
sev?n o'clock steak dinner was
served at a large table decorated
with Hallowe'en pumpkins, favors
and fall flowers. Covers were
nlncpd for Mrs. Tvrn Pickens. Mrs.
P. T. Bubar, Mrs. Dean B. Bubar
and Mrs. Chester Morgan;' guests,
and the hosts. Ivan Pickens. P. T.
Bubar, Dean B. Bubar and Chester
Morgan.
Bridge was played during the
evening and the losing side is sup
posed to sponsor the next dinner.
The-men lost again and will enter
tain the lady members with an
other dinner within the near fu
ture.
Hallowe'en Party
Enjoyed at R. M.
Church Home Friday
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. M. Church in
formally entertained a few of
their friends with n Hallowe'en
party at their home on South
Stephens street Friday evening.
The rooms were colorful with
bright orange and black decora
tions. and large bouquets of chry
santhemums. Those enjoying the hospitality
of Mr. and Mrs. Church Included
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miles, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Phlilips. and Mr. and
Mrs. E. O. Randolph.
Mrs. Church, assisted by Mrs.
Ph VI lips, (served refreshments at
a later Hour in the evening,
Miss Stearns and
Grandfather Celebrate
Birthdays on Sunday
Miss Madeline Stearns, of Rose
burg, and her grandfather, Judge
A. F. Stearns, of Oakland, celebrat
ed their birthday anniversaries at
a one o'clock dinner at the Harry
Stearns home in thi3 city Sunday.
Two large birthday cakes cover
ed with candles and autumn leaves
decorated the table where covers
were placed for Miss Stearns, and'
Judge Stearns, honor guests. Mrs.
A. F. Stearns. Mrs. Lois Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I). Bridges and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stearns.
The afternoon was pleasantly
spent visiting.
For City Treasurer
Vote X 46
Thomas J. (Tom) Brown
An efficient and careful hand
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NICHOLS
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Nominee
Stockman and Rancher
My Platform:
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(Paid Adv. by L. K. Gaines,
Riddle, Oregon.)
First Annual Meeting
of County P.-T. A.
Held Last Saturday
The first annual meeting of the
County Parent-Teacher associa
tion convened in the music room of
the junior high school at 11:30 a.
m. on Saturday, October 25th, with
Mrs, J. C. Leedy, president, pre
siding. After a short business ses
sion, the meteing adjourned for a
12 o'clock luncheon at the Palace
cafe which was greatly enjoyed by
all delegates present.
After the luncheon Mrs. Homer
Grow favored the association with
a whistling solo.
A most interesting discourse was
given by Mrs. ("has. Helnline of
the Heinline school of music and
art, accentuating the value and
need of music'in the public schools.
Mrs. Heinline" stressed the emo
tional and spiritual education of
children as well as their mental
and physical training. In her opin
ion, a child is not -fully educated
unless he has had emetic', ssd
spiritual training.
At some length, Mrs. Heinline
outlined the progress of music in
our public schools and particularly
mentioned the success of free pi
ano class instruction offered by
the Portland public schools.
In behalf of the public school
children and their future welfare.
Mrs. Heinline plead with the dele
gates present to require free piano
class Instruction in the Roseburg
public schools, thereby affording
musical education ot children fin
ancially unable to obtain this
training outside the public schools
and to those whose musical train
ing would otherwise be neglected
or iguored.
Immediately after Mrs. Hi
lines address, delegates recon
vened in the music room of the
Roseburg junior high school with
President Mrs. J. C. Leedy, presid
ing. A whistling duet rendered by
Mrs. Homer Grow and Mrs. Louis
Kohlhagen was enjoyed by all
present. !
A report from each of the - fol
lowing parents and teachers .'as
sociations was read by the respec
tive delegates:
Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen Fullerton
Assn.
Mrs. Ferguson Day3 Creek
Assn.
Supt. E. S. Hall Rose Assn.
Mrs. P. W. Beckley Sinick Assn.
Mrs. Leo A. Wells Fullerton
Assn.
Mrs. Fleck Glide Assn.
Mrs. Harvey Edeubower Assn.
Mrs. Earl Agee Green Assn.
Mrs. Colter Myrtle Creek Assn.
Mrs. Lawrence Riddle Assn.
Mrs. J. C. Leedy Junior' high
Assn.
Mrs. John E. Runyan, president
of the Douglas County Health as
sociation, then spoke on public
health welfare, and the new dental
clinic, provided by the county ,ln
the court house, where one-hajl'
day each week one of the local
dentists of the city donates his
services to needy children, who
must first receive the endorsement
of the Parents and Teachers' asso
ciation in the district from which
they come. (
For the past four years, Mrs.
Runyan and other members of the
Douglas County Health association
have valiantly labored to estab
lish the free dental clinic, now a
reality.
The funds for the upkeep of the
clinic are In part provided by the
county, in part by the sale of
Christmas seals, and In part from
donations received from local ser
vice clubs, lodges and individuals.
It is the hope and the aim of the
Douglas County Health association
to establish during the coming
year, a full time health unit, re
quiring the full time services of a
doctor, two nurses, and an office
assistant.
The benefits to be derived 'from
the establishment of such a health
unit are:
The general examination of all
school children.
To see that the health of the
public and especially school chil
dren is 'protected by proper sani
tation. To make examinations of tu
bercular patients.
To quarantine all communicable
diseases.
To provide service Is all social
diseases. -' . Tt
To care for any Indigent cases.'
The work of the association has
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been endorsed by the KlwanH
club and donations and funds and
needed articles of clothing have
been made by this club, when ap
peals for help were made by the
association, while the Roseburg
Womans club first sponsored the
public welfare movement, and later
this association was endorsed by
the Parents and Teachers associa
tion and other service clubs and
lodges of Roseburg.
It is also planned by the asso
ciation to establish a "loan closet"
from which articles of clothing
may be loaned to sick persons,
especially to those entering the
state tuberculosis institutions, and
to provide sick room supplies in
each locality for the benefit of
the needy.-
Mrs. Runyan also explained that
sixty-five percent of the funds
from the sale of Christmas seats,
made in Douglas county, was re
tained in this county; that thirty
per cent of the remaining thirty;
five percent comes back to this
cn.y in the form of advertising
matter, speakers, Christmas seals,
etc.
County Superintendent Mrs. K.
Ackert. spoko on the free text
book measure now before the peo
ple ot the state of Oregon, and In
dicated some ot the benefits to be
derived from free text-books and
pointed out the disadvantages from
a free text book system.
Mrs. P. W, Beckley spoke In de
tail regarding the function of the
County Parent Teachers associat
ion, the way In which the state
membership fee is distributed; and
the good that can and has been ac
complished by the close associa
tion of parents and teachers
through their organization. . She
i also suggested that each member
should be a subscriber to the
Child Welfare magazine which
contains helpful information for
each parent and teacher.
It was unanimously voted that
the next county convention of
Parents and Teachers associations
of Douglas county should be held
on January 24th, In the music room
of the Roseburg Junior high.
The following officers ' were
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
J. C. Leedy, Roseburg, president;
Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen, Roseburg,
1st vice-president; Mrs. John Fer
guson, Days Creek district, 3rd
vice-president; Mrs. Stnnley Chap-
in, Reedsport district. 6th vice
president; Mrs. F. Asam. Glide dlsV
Met, 5th vice-president; Mrs. H.
R. Nerbas, Roseburg, secretary;
Mrs. A. L. Austin, Roseburg, pub
licity chairman.
Mrs. J. S. Tobin
Entertains Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge Club
Mrs. J. S. Tobin graciously en
tertained the. members of the Wed
nesday afternoon bridge club at
her home in Laurelwood this week,
The Hallowe'en motif was carried
out by the use of bouquets of marl
golds, orange and black tapers and
jack-o-ianterns.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
afternoon hours, with Mrs. R: R
Smith winning high score. Miss
uoroiny Howard, ot San Francisco,
California, and Mrs. Burgess, were
guests of the afternoon. , Club
members Included Mrs. R. R.
Smith. Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mrs
LeRoy Hlatt, Mrs. Harold Barnum
Mrs. Kenneth Beach, Mrs. Homer
Grow. Mrs. Hush Whipple, Mrs,
George Singleton and Mrs. Ber
tram Courtney.
Mrs. Tobin served dainty re
freshments later in the afternoon.
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Miss Peggy Lockwood became
the bride of Charles Leon Shay,
ot Portland, at a quietly solemniz
ed wedding ceremony in Portland
on Tuesday morning, October 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Shay spent apart
of their honeymoon in Roseburg,
where they were the house guests
of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Lockwood of Laurel
wood. They left this morning for
Portland, where they will make
their home.
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Sutherlin Rebekah
Lodge Holds Meetng
on Thursday Evening
The Sutherlin Rebekah lodge
met In reeular session on Thurs
day evening of this week. Mrs.
Maude Culver and Mrs. Alma
Dyers, leaders, chose sides for a
future contest .
Under "Good of the Order." a
hueh basket trimmed In the lodge
colors, pink and green, was pre
sented to the new member, Mr.
Robert Hall.
A delicious pot luck lunch was
served in the dining room, which
was decorated In Hallowe'en od
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O. N. S. Teachers Enjoy
Banquet at Umpqua
Hotel on Friday
Graduate teachers of Oregon
Normal school enjoyed a twelve
0 'clock dinner at the Umpqua hotel
Indian room on Friday of this
week. The teachers spent Thurs
day and Friday in Roseburg at
tending the Teachers' Institute and
under the management of Miss
Ona Duron, principal of the Green
school, sponsored a banquet to
enjoy a general get-together meet
ing.
short talks were .el ven by var
ious teachers and singing was
enjoyed. Covers were placed tor
Miss Lena May DeOnath, . Miss
Helen Thomson, Lyle V. Hogue,
Miss Wilson, Miss Morningstar,
Jerry Kabler, MIbb Grace OhUen,
Miss Florence Jerauld, Miss Gladys
Horton. Miss Ona Durch, Miss
Gwendolyn Trimble, Mrs. Gertrude
Stout and Mrs. Adabelle Kingston.
Catholic Ladies Planning
Bazaar nad Card Party
for Month of November
The Catholic ladles sewing so
ciety met on Wednesday afternoon
in tne parish hall with a large at
tendance of members present.
Plans were made for the coming
bazaar and arrangements were
completed for the next card party.
which will be given on November
5th. Mrs. Thomas H. Ness is gen
eral chairman ot the party and it
will be open to the public.
Following the business meeting,
social hour was enjoyed, after
which Mrs. Mary Mathews served
dainty retroshineiua. .
Music -Teachers Will
Sponsor Splendid
Concerts'in Roseburg
The Muaio Teachers' association
bed its regular monthly meeling
last Monday at .the Hose hotel,
with Miss Naomi- Scott presiding.
' The' association will cooperate
with Miss -Naomi Scott and Mrs.
0. S.. Heinline. who are presenting
the, Jjeah-Katt-Nie string quartet
ot Portland in concert on Novem
ber 24th. ,The quartet Is one of the
fine chamber music organisations
of the northwest. Their programs
ar$ lovely and wll ,Ue a treat to
an. mustu lovera.
Next, March the association Is
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