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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY II. 1936. Social Calendar Monday. July 13 ".Sock" bocIuI at KverKieen gruiiKe hall tit 8:3U o'clock In eve ning. Hiiieriu.iiineiit und iluncliiK' Kveryuue Invlti'il. 11. 1'. W. C. li.'M o'clock picnic ut Thulium I'urklliHon Hiiuimer placo near Dillurd. ,Mi-h. I'urklliHon. .Mrs. I.. K. (Mies and .MIhh Lucille Lenox In cliurKC All club lueinhcru Invllc.l. IioukIuii County Ited CYokh chap ter meeting ut seven o'clock In evening ut St. Ueoi'Ke'ii Kniscoiml tiailsu hall. .Members and unyouc litterested In county Hed Cross work Invited. Woodcraft TlilmblH club lifter' noon meeting, ut home of .Mrs. Hut tfu Neul on Kleser street. Tuesday, July 14 KveulliK sewliiK club ineetlnK ut home of Mrs. liiivld lloss on Ham ilton street. ; Wednesday, July 15 .South Kin! Knctul club al'tcruuon iiH i'tliiK at home of Mrs. S. 10. JKanclier on Cobb street. 1 lUMchui'K Art unil ICinbrolilitry fcltiii arteruuoii uineling ut homo of .Mrs. 11. L. (lorbum. ; Thursday, July 10 - Indies of Connlry club inoruinK of fc-olf, potluck luncheon at noon pud contract hi-blue In afternoon. Knccpllon ut elht o'clock 'at Methodist Kplscopal eliurrli parlors hoiiorliiK Hev. and Mrs. S. Kaynor Kmllh and family. Prouraiu and ro freshments. Meiuhcrs and friends Invited. Kaslern Star members and their families Invlteil to u potluck supper at the William Austin iuco ML Creen. Hi-inn a covered dish and own dishes und silverware. July 27 : Catholic public curd parly at clulit o'clock In evenliiK nt parish i ball. Prizes for contract bridge, five-huiidied and pluocblo. Door prize und refi-eshiuents. i'' ft BRIDGE CLUB ENJOYS LUNCHEON AND DAY AT FINLAY SUMMER HOME The Tuesday bridge club mem bers enjoyed speudlliK yeslerday ut thi! lovely sum r place id' llr. und Airs. o. C. Klulay on Ihe North 1'iiikuii. A potluck luncheon was mil-veil at noon to Mrs. W. 1". Har ris, a Kiiesl, Mrs. Homer (iron- Mrs. Harry Black. Mrs. (luy Cor- uon. .11 rs. I'icil llainllllon. Mrs. A J. llncliruiM. Mrs. K. ). Itlckll Mrs. H. J. Sbocmaker. Mrs. (lemur Yl Imitiiti. Mrs. It. L. Whipple. Miss Jane Wharton and .Mrs. Klulay and sun .mines. ; Commit hrlilge was enjoyed In .Ihe aflernoim with Mrs. Harris ;lnnlnK Ihe hlKh score and .Mrs. ,loriloli receiving the low score. ; ft o 1FAMILY REUNION IS 'ENJOYED AT BOSWELL .SPRINGS ON FOURTH I Tho ini'inhers of Ihe llcUhvell family enjoyed the Kourlli of .lulv .toKciher ai ii dellabiiul ni'litlr at llloswell prions. 'I hose present In icluiled Mr. ami Mrs. Marlon II. 'III- well. Mrs. I.lllle Plaster and Miss (Alice .Mahu ot ItosebuiK: .Mr. and i.mis. A, U. Ilellluell and son I It II v of CoIUko lirove; Mrs. William llelllwell of Yoncalla: Miss Killih Jlouney of Tucoimi: Mr. anil .Mrs. .Leslie Hull and I wo children of uiirnuvvr, Wash., and Krnest and IM'lillk llelllwell ol lloswell HirlnK, IWEDDINQ AT EDWARDS HOME IS PERFORMED 'THURSDAY AFTERNOON Mllford Itlildlniileu and Miss .Louise Driver, bmli resldeals of lllosebuiK, wore illlletly luarrled jThursday, Jul) !l, at Ihe h e of ,llev. and Mrs. -I'lLiiles A. Kdwnrds ion Kane slreel. Hev. .Mr. I.'dwnrds ipeiformeil Hie ceremony lu Ihe jpresence of only Hie necessary ,wllusscs. 'B. P. W. C. TO HOLD PICNIC AT PARKINSON AMP NEXT MONDAY NIGHT i The Musilless and I'lOICMSlnunl Women's cllll) uienihers lllive I n Ji I ciirdlally Invlled lo enjov a dx-lhlriy o'clock tilcnlc at Park ilnsuu's summer il;ni near Lilian! next Meiidai evening. July l:l. J Mrs. Tholuus Paiklusiin. .Mis, L. ,K. (.lies and Miss Lucille Lenox lire In illume of ihe nlliiir. HAYES-REMINGTON ;WEDOING TAKES PLACE ,IN ROSEBURG FRIDAY lilen D. Ilnies or Lull Mini) ,and Audrey V. Kemiimion or limm .las couiily were unlied In iiuiitIiuc III Ihe sllldy ot the Mist Christian yilUlcb ill lioM'hum I'l lilii y. Jul) ,1" H' - J. 1'ianl, 1 inminiiliiini. .minister i! Hie ii.si Chti-.ii.in church, .el .. nieil lilt' CClcilltlll) 'which mis w itiit.H,-u bv Mi. mid I.Mia. I lay llnliliiliinl. DOUGLAS RED CROSS CHAPTER WILL MEET .ON MONCAY EVENING . Ihe IIi.iiuIiik county Itci I'lttss l-lmpler Will meet a I HClrl! o'clo. k 'Me tda) evennm. .Inly LI, ill St. .CeolCc's 1'lpli.ciipiil l.misli hiitl ,.il .Dii!.! Cas:i slri-el. All ineiiihi.t s ah. I 'unveiie Inleicslcd In enmity Led VM11.S wnl k b.le Itccn inosl cnl - .di.illy ln lied in allend. LILAC CIRCLE HAS 'ART AND EMBROIDERY .CLUB TO MEET AT GORHAM HOME NEXT WEEK J The l.nM'liiim An and Ktnhiold Viy chili m i: hi.id n h leciiiur n . Jin; net W.-.ii..h,iiv atiei noun. Only 1.".. at Hi., bmiie ,,t Mis. II. L. Ion lliilu. Hue nl Hie I il.ei's lll celcbiale her 111 I llxl.it in tbl ,iuitllu,! u. id .ill iiii-nrii.- a a u: Oil to he I'iX'Ji'UI. I I ' (B(E0EW By LO 1 US KNIGHT POK'I'EK C. E. GROUP HAS ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND 80CIAL MEETING inn cnristluii Knueuvor or the Chrlstluu church held Its regular business meeting Thursday evening lu the church parlors at 7:3U. New officers were elected und the lu slullatlon will bo held Hunduy eve ning, July 12. The new officers are as follows: president, Corrlne Ann Perry; vice-president, Hurr llalrd; secretary und publicity clialn:ian. Velum Crocker; treas urer, Kathryn DcLupp and the committee chairuieii are; lookout, Harry Halrd; social, Allheu I.u Huut; nilsslomiry, Virginia Smith and Neva Keller, and prayer meet ing. Patricia Alieul und Vlvlun Hartley. A social hour followed the busi ness und tboss enjoying thu eve ning wore Doris, Putriciu and Car men Aheel, tiludys Hurt, Conine Perry, Neva Kellor, Dorothy and Vuliuu Crocker, Kathryn Delipp, Cloona Urowu, Hurry and Dotis Mulrd, Ueno Perry. Vivian und Muxino Hartley, Mom Carson, Dor othy Miller und Hev. und Mrs. J. i' run ii Lunuiughum and Jeuu. if O MRS. JOHN EDWARDS IS COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER WEDNESDAY Mrs. John Howards wus coinpli iheuted at u shower party Wednes day evening when Mrs. .1. Jarvin llolwrlson and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter eulerlulned ut tho Robert son liouiu on lllukely street. The rooms were lovely with bowls ol' Cecil Urumi'ir loses, sweet peas and double nasturtiums. A shower of lovely miscellaneous gilts was presented to Mrs. I0d wurds ami Ihe evening was spent In visiting. Later Mrs. Robertson and .Mis. Poller served refresh- lunula. Those Invlled lo honor Mrs. Kdwurds Included Mrs. R. D. Wil liam, Airs. J. A. Kulcher. Mrs. Joseph Dccls. .Mrs. tlcoixe II. Smllh, Mrs. Cleorge K. Hollcli. Miss llena Wills. Miss Nellie Crogan, Miss Calherlne I'aucher ami .Miss Doru Holler. Mrs. Edwards, formerly Ruth Anthony Tester, and .Mr. ICdwurds were luarrled last Saturday at the xel t.arlsoli home n Carson. Wash. They are mailing Ihefr home in this city . MRS. L. W. JORDAN COMPLIMENTED ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mrs. J. P. Motscheubacher en tertained ut I wo tables or bridge and u charming one thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon ul her home on ooulh Main street Wednesday uf Inruoon lo compliment and surprise Mrs. !,. W. Jordan on her birthday auulveisary. Lovely houqtiels ijf spring Mow ers were used about Ihe rooms. A lighted hlnbdny cake, tall yellow Mghli'd tapers and allracllve fav ors and placentitis were used on the serving tables. Covers were placed for .Mrs. Jordan, guest ot honor, .Mrs. into Stephens, Mrs. T. II. Reeves, Mrs. II. .achlll Isen, Mrs. H. Metzger, Mrs. Thomas t.'rahain, Mrs. I'lederick .1. Porter and the hostess, Mrs. Motscheu bacher. A surprise handkerchief shower wus presented to .Mrs. Jnrdan and the nllerniion hours were pleasant ly spent lu playing couliact bridge vvllh .Mrs. Meugcr winning the prize for high score. ! Sheer Fabrics tl ':i I 1 fi .lc' :J i Summcr hecr of chirTon, nrt and Uum carry the fashion banner for thu cason' ovi'ning attiri-. Thrjr arc not only delightfully cool but are iasy to pick. y And for daytime wear harkskin miti an the aat.wonLJJulie Carter models a awanky outfit for the garden party or Informal country dnn It It a printed chtlton with a peppermint red iro.j tripirg. Theivcryi iho.H kimono ilet-ves and Vtiffled cellar are mot flattering, t Gloria Stuart I HUNTER KRUGER WEDDING (OF INTEREST TO MANY ROSEBURG FRIENDS ' lu u profusion of oses, pa ms, '''r ut Hie day included Mrs. I Ll, ' , I, v "".''all Soely of Kan Francisco. .Miss Kiuger duuKliter ot Mr. and Mrs.'ljiura Mlle, , Por,ilin(1 ,h,llie. T'Re'v "rrTi" vsTrTi -" " Hie b.iile, given lu ii.arr.age by Ml.,- Husael ,)UIlliam, KllJ: her father, wore all Ivoiy sallll ' .Mf, rf ,,..,.,i ,, dress with fan shaped train. Her ly ... , rV ,',S! ' 8l0v' ' , ' h, M' lull lenglh veil was arranged with 1 i ;"lti'lr"' '. . "t"1"' a wrealh of orange blossoms which no 1 tta wedd ng Mi. m, ,. ,i .Miss Margaret Merger was the bride's only uttendant. The bride - T'Z-Z'!Z.?U w"Tl d:",t'e";""l:."0". Mrs. lieorge Smith. ' Mrs.' of the Hunter-Howe lainily of Lug- ij,a,w,.. i1K vnhii,- v i1m., Mr.'anU Mrs. jlihu Hunter of 1(0 1) ii t 'if An Informal recepllon followed Ihe ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. I lunter will make their home In Pol Hand utter an extended wedding trip. KI-LO-HAH-NEE GROUP HAS DELIGHTFUL PICNIC AND SWIMMING PARTY The Kl-Lo-Hull-Nee Cninptln gioup enjojeu a uei.giitlul picnic ; .:,na Mrown were joint hostessee supi.er und swiiumiug party Ved-iut a lielighllul shower parlv coiu nesi.'uy evening at the home ot 1 plinientiiig Mra. Allied " Zenor MhiB Club Agues Winston at Win- iCwen fioiiej, at the liome ot .Mr. slon. Those present Included Clur-jund Airs. Ii. G. Ihil-er on North elhel Hoseluud, Wllina Feldkninp, j .clison street Wednesdav even Marbitra Collier, Delores Cacy, Cludys Hart. ISm Uaker. Hetty I AliiSa Dorotliy Frear entertained Mae Whipple, fori llarphain, ' Hie group by playing piano selec- Ulah Agnes Wlnslon. Helen Husen-: nuH nM l..;i, nn.ir hies gave iiiiin aim toe giiariiiaus, Liilliicl ,ewiitiiii ami Janet ! tcltenscner. Ihe group presented a lovely birthday gilt to .Miss Flckeuschcr. MIS8 IRENE COONEY IS COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER AND SWIMMING PARTY A very delightful shower anil swimming parly was given at Ihe Those enjoying Ihe evening In forks Tuesduy evening lo compli- (eluded Mrs. Zenor, guest of honor. inenl .Miss Irene Cooney, who will be married August 16 to Waldo Campbell. Mrs. Sumilel L. Rose 1 h" lerl"'. Margaret limes. Dom ain! Miss Anna Mae I'nrath were!"'5' K"'ur, F.leailor Fies. Dorothy Joint hostesses for the onriv Love. I ly miscellaneous shower gifts were n..MH..nl..,l in VHau 1'.,,..,.. Those enjoying the evening In-1 luaU":?" ""s1'"'"". Heta House,-, eluded Miss Cooney. guest of hon- 'VT ' i. ?' ,, t! or, Mrs. Louis Fies. Mrs. I. j, til.' li.U.SS.., tilna B,,, ad Dunn, .Miss Kosie Neilriter, of U'":il "as'"J1' .... Porlhind Miss Kleiinor Moyd. Miss I seth PARKEr'cLUB Annahellu Usher. Miss Theresa 1 HAS ENJOYABLE Conn, Miss Dorothy Frear, Miss i MEETING SUNDAY Janet Flckeuscher, Miss Helen: The Seth Parker club of Melrose Cooney. Ml.ni !.,.uy Lu Wimberly, ,t siinilay evening at the C. W. Miss hugenlii Virden, Miss Avis i iu:,'un home Willi .Mrs. Monehrake Neglcy anil the hostesses, iMrs. Ins leadul- on the subject "Pniver." Rose and Miss Cnralh. I. Special numbers were given bv PUBLIC CARD PARTY PLANNED FOR JULY 27 AT CATHOLIC HALL i ne memoeis ot M. Joseph s o'clock Inmorrow evening. Julv 'l Sewing society met at the parish at the :. W. Ilagan home with hall Wednesday nlternnon with the '.Mrs. Buckle ns leader. Anvone in piesldent, Mrs. Loren I,. Miller. Interested has been most ioidiallv hinge. Plans were made lor u very ; Invited, charming public card parly In be o O ft held al St. Joseph's parish hall Ihe , SOUTH END SOCIAL evening of July 27. Prizes will he CLUB WILL MEET awarded lor contract bridge, five. NEXT WEDNESDAY hundred and pinochle. A door prize j The South F.nd Social club will will ulsn be given. ; timet next Wednesday uriernoon. Al the close of the business ; July i:.. at the home of Mis. S. K. " Hub delicious refreshments Fancher on Cobb street AH mem- nere served b) Mrs. R. Wlllell, j bers are most cordially invited lo hostess for the iilteruoon. j be present. Popular for Summer Formals untnrt gown la of sheer Murk nil with a Urge chenille embroidered dot worn over a slip of black futin. The only note of color Is the flesh pink "V inset Sharkskin wa the material chosen ' by Lucille Kail for her summer ,uit. )A mannish jacket styled with a tailored collar and re vers has bark laid in wide pleats from shoulder yoke to the ha!f bt!L . A tuikid l'mn blouse with turtle neck and hue sport hit complete the ensemble.1 LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB HAVE DELIGHTFUL CAY ON THURSDAY I Tho golfers In the annual handi Icup cup tournament teed off ul eight o ttock Thursduy' morning ut the Uosehurg Country club. Prize i day was enjoyed and -Mra. K. D. Undges won the goif prize. Mrs. J. U. Marks unnounced the results of the handicap cup tournament to date. The tournament will be continued ut eight o'clock next i Thursday morning, j At noon potluck luncheon was 'served at the clubhouse aud'ihe af jteruoou hours were pleasantly silent in piaying conlra.-t bridge with Mrs. Ivan Pickens winning the V ' ,: ;,.,,T,;, u - '" Menibers present were MrS. Wal- I1"1' Fisher, Mrs. .1. F. Dlllard. Mrs. ,, ., n,.i,i,, niMn r..u,. ' ',V,.J a , I .... . ," 'L?-"-- I ni-iieiis, .'i inn ctuivxu .1 il mi, mth. "vSrki - C W Whar' ' ,:....:'', ' :.' , ,.,'h , ."'i,,;. ,T. ,7' i ,.'?i'. ,.;., " and .Mrs. H. T. Iliinsen. !MRS. ALFRED ZENOR i COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY .Miss Li l ha Wassom and Miss 1 v. ikl ni ,:,,l,.s l:ili is were present ed to Mrs. enoi in a large bas ket decorated in pink and blue. After iin- .-Hi., n opened love ly refreshments were served from a biuret table covered with u lace clolli and centered by tail pink tapers and a bowl of sweetpeas and oilier pastel colored flowers. IJal,et ' ickenscher. Molly Itisely, iCaiol Cnrlies, Jane Cilbrcath, Mrs. " naKer, .Meredith Anne Jenkins. Theresa Conn. Mrs. tiny Hickniull, ivuu.ieeu nose, litis. Iiule llwon. i.iiiss .lime .Munson, reading; Ken neth Wlcklund. reading, and U'il '.liaui Honehrake, saxophone solo. The cti.li will i . i Oct ?'-!,. I Arnekican Legion Bathing Beauty Winner L j. r U .'AW I f m J ! I Betty Fulkerson Winner of tins American Uvu'um huthniK beuuty mutest t San MicKo, (Jul., in 1 let t y Fulkorson who will be honored guest of the Legionnaires at their Mate conven tion in Hollywood during August. The contest was held at tho Sun DicKo fair. .Miss Kulkerson iu pic tured with the coveted trophy awarded her hy the war vote num. ASHLEY TABER IS MARRIED TO DAPHNE MAY MARSH IN SHANGHAI, CHINA ore! has bet n received lie;-.? of the marriage ol' Ashley Tali"!, sou of .Mr. anil Mrs. Ashley T. Taber ot Roseburs, and .Miss D'iphtie May .Marsh, daughter ot' Mr. and .Mrs. George .Marsh, in Shanghai, i'hinu, Saturday, June 1;!. The wedding was portoriued at cloven o'ciock in the motning at the tinted Stales consillaly in Shanghai in the presence of a huge number of guests. rollow.ng the wending a large reception was held al the home ol the bride's parents. Among ihe wedding Kit is was a beautilul eiglil) -seven piece China dinner .-let. trout t lie International police force, ot which Mr. Tuber is a ser geant. Air. and Mrs. Tuber spent their honey moon al .MoUanslmn. nlier wbicli liiey returned to Shanghai to make their home. Mr. Tnber has many friends in Roseburg, huilng been gradualed lroui the local high school. He has been III China lor six )ears and will have Ins turlougii next year when ho will visit In the United Slates and come to Roseburg lo visit his parents. MELVIN SCHLOEM AN HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Melvill St lilocnian celebrated his fourth birthday annivei sary by in- viting a group of his young friends lo a very delightful puny tioui two to lour o'clock yeslerday ui- ternoon at tlie home of his puienls. -vlr. and -Mis. I'. J. ScIiIol-iiiihi. Oil Is wer ;o Alelvin and (he allcruoon v.us spent in playing g;ime.i. Ihe red OLihmcnt ia.de was cspec uillv uitiaclne in h mini" ,h, ine of pink and blue hlili:; i-ali'li'd oat iti the tavors. ;.l.icec;ii.ls and dccotali-i! and light td billhiia) lai.e. H.illooli.-! -,,ic oresenled to eai b glll-sl. M;s. Sciilneiiian scie, ilniniv re-li'.-sl'in. tils to .Melvin. guesi m ln.it o;. M;iiiln Siinmiin.s. Cnilile and i 'loy.lene I a i by. Teililj ami Fi eddy Rei'i.i. Maiilvu ami l;inPl) Atal Ibews. Noiina .lean -:iiui't. Naomi - lilts - inn n iinil Mrs. I.istnn Darbv. Mrs. 'I'. II. IJ.tim, ,,. ,. f. Sin'i moas. .Mis .Mnigaii'l .Mchiici and .1113. 'inla I'itcliiiuil. Hit. AND MFIS. RILEY ENTERTAIN POTLUCK SUPPER BRIDGE CLL'D Ii. -umI Mrs. I. ud lellniciil tb.-i;- I.; i, I r.- c i or;. leltghiiiil six till. : nllucl-; SUiiite: at lltrll I ..'.:. k 1 a 1' I ii i- liome 111 l.all.-I.n:M Tillll Hill:: Cnvols VMIT piic-'ll I ippnlllh it t.C.P- hit ! 11. lllllltUH. t'llsS M Kt' II. .Mr. ail ! All. ii'i.l .It.-. : -, ami .Mis. K ii :, I M :. Ki:,., .1 l.i i,-.. , ; Mil i;. i!. lii.n. un. Mr. mil M: '"ii'i. -. T 'A .11- Inill'.u the t'..nuiii tlj ; 1 ;,nl Ml.;. M : ;in 1 n .m ir 1 ; . en. -I illif unit .Ml. .itt.l si;... .'lli' li'l ll'l;ll sinti. MEETING AT I. O. 0. F. HALL ON MONDAY I liin I mlr o. l.i. N- i(,i j ,,t ' A"i...t i.ill, ll - 1.1 nn ,,, S,j I'lMlH " nie- titii; MmiiiI.iv evuillK j .11 ill.- I ii Ii. K, h.ill. I'h,- .i iili,i 'Klllllie I'lll-illi'ss M.s-i.Ml Mils 1,1,. I ..lis. .M:i:ne Hiiilneil unn lt ,!,, ( jl'.l-'e fivell lite un.iult.iti I ur, ::. K.v.ltija titnir.yvr. I PRO-AMERICA LUNCHEON MEETING 13 HELD AT CARL'S TAVERN FRIDAY The July luncheon meeting Ijf the Pro-Ainerlta chapter. ot Doug las county was held ul 12 u'clock yesteidsy noon al Carls Tavern with Mrs. II. C. Waddell. chuir man, presiding. Covers were Placed tor inirty-iive. Rev. Charles A. Kdwurds guve in inspiring unit much upprecliu Jd talk on "To Constitutional Gov ennui-lit We Pledge Ourselves.' .Mrs. J. 11. Ilooth, Mrs. 1. It. Riddle and .Mrs. O. C. Urowu had charge ol the program and Mrs. Ilroad way. Mrs. K. M. Stewart and Mrs, A. fc. Kent bud charge of the Inncht-ou arrangements. The tables were decorated with bowls ol sweetpeas and nasturtiums. Ihe regular business session was hold by Mrs. Waddell at one o'clock. The iniiiutes and corre spondence were read by the secre tary. Airs. It. L. Irving. Mrs. Rose l ayton was admitted as a new member at the meeting. The club voted to hold its next meeting in September. Plans were also made tor a number of mem bers lo attend the state republican meeting and picnic tho latter part oi una intuitu at the Alc.Nary farm near Salem. . PAST MATRONS CLU3 ENTERTAINED AT GARDEN PARTY MONDAY TilO Pal i:tlrr.vi ,.!,.!. t !.... iiurg chant, r nl K.wtu.-. .... entertained ut a charm. ng garden puny .Monday evening given by -Mrs. George Konlhac.c.l and .Miss Fiances Howell at lite Kohlhagen Place on South .Iae!-:siin Kire.t Games and visiting b;lu.c the laige outdoor rircp ice were eiyoyed. Airs. J. K. Kenyan presided over the regular btiiiess session. Later in the evening Mrs. H. L. Mcllenry of Portland i.nd .Mrs. K. G. KohlhuKcil served delicious re Ireshments to Mrs. .1. fcj. Riinyall, Mrs. ii. II. .Morgan, Mrs. D. H. Lenox, Aits. c. ij. Ferrier, Airs. William Hell. Mrs. T. Ii. Virden, Airs. Frederick K. 1 lurtunT. Airs. V. S. French, las. I', r. Hiinm-. -Mrs. H. L. Whipple. .Mrs. Paul Liimnieraux and aii.is .Margaret Page, mi iiibers, and ll.e hostesses. Alia. George Koiilltagen und Alias I' ranees Howell. RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN NEXT THURSDAY AT M. E. CHURCH The members of the .Methodist F.piscnpnl church and their friends have been most cordially invited to enjoy a reception honoring Rev. S. Kaynor Smith and his family to bo held next Thursday evening. July lti. at eight o'clock In the church parlors. A ery Interesting program is being arranged by Airs. Karl W. Wiley and I lie evening w ill be greally enjoyed. Relreshmenls will no served by the committee in charge. A!eiulier3 of the church and their friends have been invit ed to the reception to meet Rev. and Mis. Sinillt and riiiuilv. Going to buy a refrigerator? vm selected a A M vv. n L,-.. .n r- wmv run nuc The Hotpoiin tr.ide-nurl; on electrical appliances has been a recognized symbol of quality and economy for a third of a century. In the Hotpoint Refrigerator you will find the same dependable performance, long life and operating economy that distin Roseburg Home 205 West Cass Si. 2$fr Fh' 1 hJ&lw$ ROfEBL'nG, OREGON Air Hostess Features 'Zero Cloth x " ii I u it a ? ; r'.'J Charm coniblned with substance ure featured in the new uniforms for air hostesses on transconti nental planes as shown in photo. The uniform is made of the new zero cloth" and is cut on mod ern lines. The coast has action back, while the Bkirt l& plain with a kick pleat in front. EVERGREEN GRANGE TO GPON6C SOCK SOCIAL NEXT MONDAY EVENING Tho seneral public lias been in vited to enjoy a sock social, filter- tainment and dance at the Kvcr- rct'ii jjiaiiiie hall at 8: SO o'clock next Monday eveninu, Julv 13. The ladies altemitiiR have been aked in brine lunches. m$ when ym have I. ..... . f. - r . miuwn ior ou years! guishes all Hotpoint products. The Hotpoint Refrigerator is a masterpiece of modern cabi net design and it has every thing you want in the way of convenience features. Corr.c in and see the beautiful models we now have on display terms to suit your budget. Appliance Slcrc Phone 703 PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS AT HE6 -HOME ON THURSDAY - - , The Presbyierlau Missionary so ciety held an iutcrestms ttieetiiiK Thursday afternoon ut the C. D. Fies home in l.aureHvood with Mi tt. Kies, M i'h. Bar I on HeHiwell and . Mm. Bellows acting aa hostesses. Mra. W. L. Scott had charge of the devotions and the program was on the study book "Congo Crosses," by Mra. Kellersbeiger, presented by Mvu. Scoit, Mrs. Victor Clark, Miss t.tapp. -lisB iluick, Mrs. C. K. Kohers ami Mrs. J. N. Connett. Tea wu.i afived following the so cial hour with Mrs. Conuett pre siding at the table. Those present besides the bust esses included Mrs. K. H. Crlnstead, .Mrs. L. L. Bodie, Mrs. H. H. Nichols, Mrs. C. E. Hob erts, Mrs. W. C. Faucette, Mis. Homer (.'row. Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. G. W. Young, Mrs. Isabella 1'ayne Whitney. Mra. J. Hodgurs, Mrs. J. N. Connett, Mrs. Victor Clark, Mi.rc Jeannie Uuick, Miss Margaret Uatdwin aud Mis Iiinjua Urisiol. The next meeting will ha held i August at the home of Mrs. i i Scott, at which time tho study book win be completed. MRS. IVAN PICK ENS IS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON FOR BRIDGE CLUB FRIDAY .Mrs. Ivan Pickens was a most gracious hostess Friday fi whfii she t ntortahied her brid.e club at a lovely one o'clock luncheon at her home oo Cbadwick hi reel. A bowl or sweet peas and tall pink tapers srraced (be luncheon table. Covers were arranged for Mrs. Hall Seely of San Francisco, and Mis. C. L. Ilrown of Salem, euusts, and Mrs. L. 1C. Mcflfmoek, Airs. L). M. Iltibur, Mrs. C. U. Wade. Mrs. Chester Morpan, Mrs. P. M. Lee, Aiiss Helen Casey aud Mrs. Pick ens, hostess. Contract bridge was in play dur ing the afternoon hoars Willi Mrs. Wade holding the high score. W. FJ. A. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY EVENING I hp Woman's Urn. . -fit AnHecia lion nut Thursday evonhi? at the Maccaiiee ball for a;i imere-uins Y bu.siue.-is session, followe I by a, very enjoyabie Fo.-ial hour of names, 'ihe birthdays or members having anniversaries between .Jan uary 1 to July it. were celebrated and a prettily decorated cake was cut in their honor. Following the rochtl hour Ihe president, Mrs. Ilellu Stephenson, .served delicious refreshr.ients. Thu (able, covered with an attractive cloth, was centered by a bowl of, beautiful summer t lowers. LOS ANGE LPS VISITOrj COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY "AHT Y THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. .1. S. Tavlo!' flf I Ammlnd was comprmented at a charming pany inursuay evening given by her sister, Mrs. Frank Stalfauson. Houuuets of colorful summer flow ers wore attractively arranged about tlie rooms. Two tables of bridge and one of Ttu Son. '3 OS l.v.