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ROSEBURG NEWSWEV1EW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1936.
Social Calendar
Monday, July 27
Punt l'rjrtfl(jiit dub of (JeoiKe
H tunny r uuxiliary altorncon nn;ti
ring at two o'cjoi k at liotne of Mr
H. W. Sturmnr on Winchester
Mireet.
N. of Thimble club afternoon
IiiuetliiK ut homo of .Mrs. Murtliu
Kinkine on South IMne ttrmt.
; MciiiibeiH huvo boon ankpfl to each
..bring a dime uml a Kilt for Potty
unnu to thin nx't'tnlg.
('.- Public Imlteri to a curd pmty nt
eight .o'clock at St. JoHciih'H par
inn hull to be Riven by the Catho
lic ladles HewinK society. PrizcH
lor contract bridge, five-hundred
and pinochle. Also u itoor prize utid
refreshments. Miss i.ehn Cnny,
.,Mr. H. It. Muddox and Minn Co
letta LunKfMibcrg In charge.
' II. P. W. C. picnic at Hell's I.ok
Cabin on North L'inpiia, Alcirilx.'iH
t, und their liiiKbnndit and Invited
KiieHts HHked to meet at six o'c lock
in evening ut lies drug Htore,
where tiHnsjMHtution will bo fur
iilHhcd. Mrs. William Hell, MIhs
,'. Virile Tracy and Miss Ina Kanis-
, worth in charge or the ariitlr.
Tuesday, July 28
Kvcning dewing club to meet ut
.' home of Mrs. (.limit Osom in
' Lnurelwood.
Sob's Dutiihters Hix thlity o'clock
." jilcnic ut "The Keen," summer
'tamp of ilubuis on North rtiiitia.
' ileniberH askeil to meet ut K. L.
'-' Whipple home on I-Just Jiouglus
street, where transportation will be
furnished.
Wednesday, July 29
Itosehurg Art und Knibroldery
flub to meet at noon ut home of
Mrs. Clarence Cliartler, Mrs. S. L.
Ileburd In cbuige.
Thursday, July 30
" Ludles of Country club golfing
at X u. in. lJotlucU luncheon ut noon
und contruct bridge in alteiuuou.
y Culholic Ladles Sewing society
J to meet ut home of Mrs, William
j Monroe In Luurelwood for after
) noon. ThoHe desiring iransportu-
(Ion to the Monroe home have been ,
asked to meet ut the parish hall
1 not later thun two o cloc k.
August 2
Spanlrih War Veterans und nuxll-
lary and their fit nti Hih to meet In
J afternoon In vets facility park for
fftx o'clock picnic .supper. Cream,
i iHiee, ice cream unci irmnmme io
; be furnished by conuuitlee. Those
intending tuked to bring pk-iile
I suppers, ulshes und sllverwure,
, to to to
f MRS. ARTHUR CLARKE
' JtNTERTAINS AT PARTV
J HOR CHICAGO VISITOR8
A charming party of the week
s occurred hist' evening, when Mrs.
Arthur. Clarkw entertained at her
, home on Watson street in cumuli-
s inent to her house gut'Slt;, Miss
' Sarah Clarke and Mix Doris
, Clarke, of ChicaKO. Sueel)teas
.. lormeu nil I active bouuetH tor the
occasion.
', Curds and monopoly were en-
Joyed (luring the evening by MIhs
ha rah and Minn Doris Clarke
j guests o( honor, Mr. and Mrs. John
) Uoblnson, Mr. and Mrs, Hun Ih
KIlHworth, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Mr-
J Cllntock, Mrs. II. Casey. Miss llel-
t en Ci'sey, Itev. and Mrs. Perry
. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. M. I,. Hrl;-ker,
Mrs. J, (1. Donnelly, of Hun ,Fnm-
cisro, Mrs. Warren Hi-Ikkh, Dr. and
Mrs. Paul Kunkhouser, ('(donel
, and Mrs. K. V. Tandy, Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Tolea and Mr. and Mrs. .1. A.
J lliirdlug.
I Later in the evening Mrs. Clarke,
( assisted by MIhs Helen Casey,
served a lovely buffet supper.
J Mlnit Sarah Clarke Is a hlstcr-ln-
Inw of Mrs. Clarke and Ml:s Doiis
i ClarJie Is a niece. Next Wcdnesduy
they pbui a trip to the mountains
t until Sunday, when they will ro-
Dim lo Koseburg.
RUBY OETINOER IS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY THURSDAY
; DAYS CHEEK, July 17 - Mr.
and Mrs. S. II. Oftliiger entertuln-
, ed a gnnp oi friends Thursday ew-
t nhm In Imnnr or their daughter
Ruby's birthday. Those present
were Mr. uml Mrs. It. L. Spore. Mr.
J and Mrs. T. L. Weaver. ,Mr. and
Mrs. HuKzuid, Mrs. Keister. Mrs.
C Karl SumiMT. Mrs. J. A. HhoadN,
liuby Oetlnger. .lerllce Kaclioi.
J .Mildred Spore, (leraldine Spore.
, Susie llutrhinson. Wtlnha lhitch-
llisoil, Nettie Moore. Ib-tly niiiiuds.
Klva Sumner, Hldred Mather;!;
Gfne Ithiisds, Douua ,U i Sum
J T. Florence Chun. Newell Wood.
t .Maurice Morgan, Ira ttruck, L le
Spore, Junior OrtliKer. Iester
Spencer. Mini Hutchinson and the
J hirsl and hostess. .Mr. and Mis. S.
II, Octlnuer. (iuuit'H and dauciiiK
. were enjy'd. fillowed by drlt-
rlous relrejthmenls ni'ivnl by the
hostess.
MR. AND MRS. BROWN
ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY
DINNER PARTY TUESDAY
i Wll.lll tl. July S.-i ' Ml. uml
I .Mrs. II. K. Hnm n I'littTtnlni'il Tut'H
I dny rviMitMK hi ii Invfly H::to o'clni'k
( ifiMiicr In 'hnniir ir Air. unit .mtk.
'i Curtis llrimn uml (lauiiliii'rM ol
J MhiisIU'IiI. Ollln. A( piolllly II i
. imiImIimI titlili'R fnvi'iH wrt liilil Itir
' tin kiii-hIn of linhor. Mr. iiimI Mm.
CnrllH' HriMvii uml ilmiKlifoi'N. I'hyl
! IIn und Kriincc!, of .MhiinHi-IiI. Ohio.
.Mr. uml .Mm. Ki'iiiH'ili Jin mm
rlilliltPll Hliil Mr. anil .Mn. Hiiiulil
" MiKh.v hiiiI (.imiIIv Kimi'liuiK.
Mr. Hint .Mrn. Allirrl Uion uml
' rhllllron. .Mr. mid Mm. liiMirm'
Xholl, .Mr. mill .Mm. Ilimh Kill hli'
uml rlillilrrn. (Iimuii' SIumi, Jr..
t Clrnni', Hfyfrli'. liirlinrd hikI .Iu'i
I 1 r it lliu'wi. mill Ihf litt t hihJ lm.'(
ViiBi Mr. mud Mm.. Jt. L IJi or.u.
(D(EDEW
By LOTUS KNIGHT HOKTER
MILDRED JEANETTE POWHLL
18 MARRIED AT TYEE
ON 8UNDAV, JULY 1TH
Miss Mildred Jeaneite Powell
daughter of Mr. und Airs. H. H
Powell of Tyee, became the bride
of Perry K. i'hiele, son of Mrs
Minnie Thiete of (Jukluiid ut u pret
ly lawn weudfng lust Suudtty ut the
i.ome of the bride's parentis Tne
Key. Harold A. Mfntcr, pantor of
the Uuptlut church ui L'oq'ulie, reuu
the ring ceremony ut Lo o clock
oetnro u hundred rclutlvej and
friends.
H. 11. Kasley of OaMainl played
MendelHHohn'B Wedding n:arch
und the Misses 'i'hea und Dpal
Odell of Kugene sung, "I Love Vou
Truly."'
Tire hrlde wore a while satin
gown with b short trufn, trimmed
with rhinestone ornaments and her
finger length veil was held In place
with a bund of rlK.iestoiies. She
carried u shower bouijuot of pink
roses.
The bride was given In murrluge
by hct father and the maid of
honor was the bride's sister, Mlsi
Kvelyn Powell. The bridesmaids in
cluded were the Misses Thea and
Opal Odell, of Kugene, Minn Mar
Jorle Miller of Oaklund and Miss
iris Kitch of Kugene. The brfdes
nmids wore gowns in niutol colors
and curried oouquets of pink car
nations with matching flowers In
their hulr. Lloyd Powell, brother
of the lirl.le. a;iH a ict man
.11,1 TpiI Una.lmnn ,,.1,1 nnn,
The hrl.lul uanv wan .1b,I at
a prettily appointed table on the
luwn und the other Kueats were nl-
o aerved rerreHhinc-nta will, Mian!
Hfinlece .McDonald prejldlng at
iiu. i.mif.i. ... ... i
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The hrlde a Kolnj: nwiiy Hult was
white with red ueeeasoriurf.
Mr. and .Mrs. Thlclo left for
Newport where they will reside
I Ills "iimnier uml where Mr. ThieleilN PORTLAND Knwnav
la eninlovetl.
MRS. ROY HATFIELD IS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
ANNI VER8ARY -AT PICNIC
Mrs. Hoy Hatfield wn.i honored
on uei, oinuuay unniversaiy at n
moMt enjoyalile picnic . Sunday ut
('oopei-'a Hpnnu mi lioilaou mouii'l
" "" '
iiirtluliiy cake which wn nerved
with Hie picnic dinner.
i uiiMf enjoying mi; iiccuaiiiii iii'iiiii ,:, lare ila or Mm hi- iluin-nn...
ellidecl Mr. and .tint. Hoy liattlulil.
. tv. iiaiiii iii. miner - niara.i,
Lawrence tiiid llelhert Hatfield, lllll
lerliuiie. An Kmaue, .Mr. and Mra.
Yiarieii vi if, tvaiuen auu uiiiiih vs uelisuillli, Mrs - l.andoll
,VJjJtll.J.illllltdd, VMIaa iMiilKaiet und i.tlisa Tliellnu l.llllllllll ,1.1,1 Itlru
Allstf rwrlmi a Cloake. Mr. and Mra.
.laiui-a A. rmlterlon und UaiiKhlor.
.iiini, .iiiiiiiic, .in. nun .in-, iiijhuiii
llullleld.. Air. mid Alia. I'. K. Coop
er. (.'11110111. Hoy. I'rank mid tleorBe
Inopor. Alias lleiitrlce tooper. Ali;lnke mid other pointa of interest
Oiia Durch, Air. and Aim. J. 10. j Air. und Aim. Alctiheliey will return
I'lnkeiton and dnilKhtera, Aliaajto I'orilaud In make their homo
Lucy mid Misa Vera, and AIIsh
Ataiaarel Oderlilrk. The altenioon
lu.um were plensanlly spent. In :
vlaltlllR. 1
PUBLIC INVITED TO
DELIGHTFUL CARD PARTY
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
Out) llf MiP iniwt lut (.rital lit tr null.
ne anrlul aflalra of the aunuiicr on Norlh'Jnckaon atreet Krl-
will he the cmil party to bo apon- ,JI"' evenltm honoring Mlas Har
aored by the membera of Ht. Jo-1 "'" I'olHer, who with her par
aepira .('nlhollc Ladle SewInK ao-iP"'8 ,lu8 '""veil to I'ortlund to re
dely at the purlMb ball next Mini-
day (ifenliiK. July i7. ut elitht I UI1"' were enjoyed during the
o'clock.
Conlrnct brlilBC. five hundred I
ami pinochle will he played and i
prizes for hiKh scorea lo both l.t- !
lies and tlieu will he nttnrdeil. A'uo, -uei. v
I prlzn will also be Riven. The i ?,' SHELLABARGER IS
couiuiltte,) in cbarae of Hie affair. !
who will servo refr.lshmellts fol- PA?T.Y THRSDAY
lowlnit Hie atvmdliiK of the prlzca I ,,',,, 1 1,1 "rti' entertain.
Include. Miss Helen Casey. Mrs. fl. I .' ' 'I," , i '$"?,''!' I"lr,v lK"",r
H. Aladdox and Miss Coletta LallK-1 , ',, '..7 "' if r. Thura-
IllK'IK.
True Love Rewarded i
Conllnnc. Willi, m,
When ,-rctty Cons.anc. William,
oi &i. JOicpn, wo., proved the 1
incority of her affection for
"Robert J. Hall", relief worker, '
by m.rring him, ,hc found that ,
true love had itt rewards since
her bridegroom turned out to be
Angus GulUghcr of YounfrttownY
0., heir to a KiO.OOO fortune.
He had sumed (he name of Hall
when he 'nt on the road.'J
MR8. K. QUINE IS
WINNER OF HANDICAP
CUP TOURNAMENT
Mrs. Kenneth Qulne won the an
nual Ijitiy Golfers handicap cup
touniuinerit ut the final play-off
Thursday morning at (he Hose burg
Country club with Mrs. H. C.
Stearns as runner-up.
On August 13 the championship
cup tournament will open. Next
Thursday morning the ladies will
enjoy golfing In the forenoon, pot
lurk luncheon ut noon und the
regular bridge tournament Dlay
during the ulternoon hours.
Golfing and swim mi he were en-
Joyed this Thursday morning by
the ludles and ut noon potluck
luncheon was served ut the club
hoiine to Mrs. E. I Tandy and Mrs.
itomns, guests. Mrs. L. E. McClln-
tock, Mrs. Kdward Hines. Mrs.
John N. Perkins, Mrs. McEachem,
Mrs. K. O. Kohlhagen, Mrs. W. E.
Ott, Mrs. .VI. L. Ganey, Mrs. J. E.
.Marks, Mrs. 11. C. Stearns. Mrs.
Ivan Pickens, Mrs, C. B. Wade,
Mrs. J. V. Ddlard, Mm. Walter
Fisher, Mrs. Kenneth Qulne. and
three new members, Mrs. I. E.
raxon. Mrs. Frank Coen and Mrs.
IJ. W. Kadabaugh.
i hose enjoying luncheon on the
lawn were Audrey McEuchern,
Mudlyn Stenrna, Dorothy Junor,
Eileen Sluttery, Jounne Hume, Pa
tricia und Nuncy McCUntock. Mar
garet Cordon and Prlscllla Wade.
, ' '""Z "... u, l"e
?' ' . "'?. wwklJr Contract
' V.'... Hume,
I u't,i.ri..'t.
ti. ' , , ., . ,
J. ,L ''""5" f Sr',e wa
In,, i.h.iJ ' ' "B .. n0
,ii.u ,fi- alter
IIOOII H If HV U'llR l.i.
T,i,tv
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! BEAUTIFUL NOME
' WEDDING takpq di apc
" neaiilllin home weildltiK was
Holeninlzed Sunday, July wth, when
.MIbb Thedu i''ranna and Arthle
Mcdheliey were united In marriage
ny itev. T. AlklllHOli al Mm h....,o
lor the hride'a liarennt In l',,riin.i
miiy li ren clorin Irlenila and rein
lue were prenent.
Tlioae ntlendluK the wedding In-
" !'. unit mm. n. h. l'runk,
: iiurents or the bride, I'ortlund Mr
and 4Mb. I). C. McCihehev. Kuan.
Mi. and Aim. .Million, Air. and Mm".
i iveuer, .l m. Alma Huhl Mr and
i .tlra. t hai-leu It. ..Mini. .tip. ahm
1'otvell. Kddle h'i-..uhiuV ui.. i ..
Kt elyn i,ewia and two sons all
I of 1-ortluml; Mr. and Mm. Glenn
; r raiiKH anil iluUKhler of Creaham
lainl Airs. I.ciii.i,, s,il. ..r i.'.
After u tteddiiiK Inn lo 'urate'-
FAREWELL party rivrm
FOR BARBARA COLLIER
AT CAMPBELL HOME
Mia. W. l f- i...ii ,
,e Junior tllMH Sunu. 7 achoo
cluaa of the Klmt ." ahyterian
ch,l, ,..,., '"l ,1,1 Tl ..." "
dcliuhllul lai ewell mii-tv iii inli
'Pennant evening hours , B(i..
. 1 "mpliell, usaistcd by her
, "' '"'r- Mlzaheth, served
"--- refreahments.
r.... .....,.,. ,,., w,,ro Fnjov.
.!" """ lovely clfta were presented
I". nneiiaoari'er from A is
?' -V.- Ifpi"i. Mrs. tien'e
Morris. Mm. William 1-eu.leiKiass.
Mm. Charles Aim Willi un
Ilammoml. Airs. Waters, Mrs. ('ml
I'alm. and Mrs. Cnsebeer. hostess.
At Hie lea hour .Mrs. Cnsebeer
served delirious refreshments t
the miests.
if '
SLUMBER PARTY IS
FN Ifivin at- Bi.n.n
' ni ouDMn
SUMMER CAMP TUESDAY
I'lillmvinu Hie Job's Hnuuhtcm
! Picnic rwesday evenlm a Ki oup
i enjoyed a sluniher partf at The
es Klimn,,.,- camp r n,,),,,,
Hmlhcis on the North l'uii(iiu.
Ihos,. enjoylnn the affair includ.
oil Miss Kusenla Vlrden. Miss Mart
Mien i,i,y, Mis, -:i,.Bn..r Knllei
Alls Helen Wetherell. .Miss Fannv
...ii niniociit, miss Iteverly Win
"ion. .miss tiay lluhar. .sH shir
(. .mil! iiiuiin and Airs,
lltibar.
P. T.
JOHN WESLEY BIBLE
CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE
PICNIC AT AUSTIN PLACE
' About alvty incmhers and their
families ci,jy,.c the dellfhlful
":..n o clock picnic supper sponsor
ed by the ,l,.,,l Wesley lllble class
of the Melhodlsl K'plscopal Suilduy
school It. l.l Tuesdav rvenlliR at
"e - William Auilltl place l
(ilpcll.
I Lawn uiinics were enjoied (Ur.
me eienlui; hours
follow lllL.-
ZrZZJ ,,1. M,','""l"' k
in
c
"LLView club picnic
wyONnNv0E. T0
,'N. ,UU'T.,5 .
,, . i iii,b uaics
Hie members of the llellvictv club
will hold a picnic at llio .Mciha
I'eiiham home at 1111,1,.. Wedllea
day. AiiKiiat Instead ol the slxlh
" in i i iiniMi mituiunced. All nielu
bet s
an- mu I cordially iUitctl
enjoy the on avion.
KEITH BANNISTER 18
HONORED AT FAREWELL
AFFAIRS THIS WEEK
Kelttr Bannister, non cf Mr. and
Mrs. K. Kannlster of this city, who
left Thiimdaj -for flraden' Mili
tary academy at Cornwall-on-the-Hudnon
for a nine months' course
prepaiutory lor entrance to West
Point, was honored ut a lovely six-
thirty o'clock dinner Sunday Kiveo
by Mr. und Mrs. J. F. Cole and
daughters, Miss iVolette and Iuibj
florence, ut their home on 1-Jaat
Third sp-eet. Mr. and Mrs. K. Dan
nlstor and son, itobert, were also
guests.
Un Monduy evening Keith was
honored by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wil
son ut their apurtme'tt In the
Dounlas hotel. Mra. Wilson is the
grandmother of Keith.
Wednesduy evening Mr. and
Mrs. Bunnistor cntertuinad for
Keith at u delightful farewell
parly at their attractive home on
Reservoir uvenue. Cards were play
ed during the evening and later de
licious refreshments were served
ot Miss Kilgeiiia Vlrden, Mitts Hhlr
ley .Mae Urunn. Miss Eloda Taylor,
Allss 1'hylllB Anne llollei', Clair anu
Joe Shirey, Gordon Hi gan und the
guest of honor, Keith Bannister. ,
Mr. and Mra. tlanniSier and son.
Hohert, accompanied Keith as fur
us Poitland Thursday, where the
hitter took the train for New York
to begin his studieB.
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
ENJOYED AT BROWN
HOME TUESDAY NIGHT
Relatives and friends of Mr. and
.Mrs. K. L. Cannon fathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
llrown on Tuesday for a very en
joyable evening of Mr. Cnnnon's
Inimitable fiddling of old-time
dunce , tunes, itobsrt Mutthewu
pluyed second for Mr. Ca.inon on
tho guitar.
Late in the evening lovely re
freshments wore served to Mr. und
.Mrs. R. L. Cannon, Mrs. Roy Lewis
and son, Robert, of Long Ilcuch,
Calif., Mrs. Hob Lline, Mr. und Mrs.
tlulncy llrown, Mr. und Mrs.
Charles Krogel und their grandson.
Hob Purkhlser, .Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Lngels and daughter, Marine, and
son, Huy, Mr. and Mra. Kd Wll
marts, .Miss Carrie Dixon, Will and
Jim Dixon, Mr. anil Mra. O. C.
llrown. Clifford and Lawrence Pow
ell, Air. and .Mrs. Robert Matthews
and son. Hob, and daughter, Hetty,
and Mr. and .Mrs. Wilbur Brown. '
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MISS AGNES JOHNSON
HONORED AT PARTY ON
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
, On Friday evening Miss Vorna
Johnson of Reslon and Mra. Arthur
Slllfe of Slllem wnro Joint hos
tesses nt a lovely party :'.t the for
mer's home In Reston in compli
ment to their sister, Allss Agnes
Johnson on her blrthduy anniver
sary. Bouquets of summer flowers lent
a colorful noto to the rooms. Mu
sic and visit Inn w ere enjoyed dur
ing tile evening. .
Later dainty refreshments were
served. A beautifully decorated
cuke In pink ond green viih tiny
pink candles which wus presented
as a gift by Wundu Armour of
Roseburg to the honored guest,
was served.
Many lovely gifts were received
by the guest of honor uml at a late
hour the guests departed for their
homes wishing her muny happy
returns of the duy.
CATHOLIC LADIES
SEWING SOCIETY
MEETS WEDNESDAY
The members of St. Joseph's
Sewing society met at the pariah
hall Wednesday ufteruoon to com
plete arrangements for tho public
curd party to be held nt eight
o'clock ut the hull next Monday
evening. July 27.
The generul public has been
most corillully Invited to attend.
The memiiers mid friends will lie
guests of Alts. William Monroe ut
her home in Laurelwood Thursday
afternoon, July .10. Those desiring
triinsportatinu to the Monroe htune
liuve been naked to meet til Hie
purlsli hall not litter than two
o'clock in the ufteruoon.
it if if
SPANISH WAR VETS
AND AUXILIARY TO
HAVE PICNIC AUGUST 2
All Spanish American war vet
eran members and auxiliary mem-
iiem and their families huve been
Invited to meet tho afternoon of
Sunday. August 2. In the Veterans'
facility park lo enjoy a six
o'clock picnic supper. Tho com
inltlee will furnish crenni, coffee.
Ice cream and lemonade, while
those unending have been asked
lo bring liHsket suppers, their
own dishes slid sllverwure.
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AH-NEAH-NIK A GROUP
MEETS AT JACKSON
HOME ON TUESDAY
Meeting of the Ah-Nciih-Nlka
citniiitlie group wus held at the
homo of Hie guardian. Allss Hum.
thy hale Jackson Tuesday after
noon, at which time plans tor the
Cuniptiir Hills camp were dis
cussed. Those present were Alary N'ancv
Huberts, Curolyn Allen, Kitilli and
Virginia Young, Curolyn Cordon
Lnein llriiton. pn) Cotbiun ami
the guardian. Miss Jackson.
INFORMAL DINNER
ENJOYEO AT LAUBACH
HOME TUESDAY EVENING
Miss lla Ltitihiich entertained at
a lovely i it f I in it I six-thirty o'clotk
dinner at her home on South
Stephens street Tuesday evenini!
honoring Mr. t.nd Al.s. I.. V. Meli
BCi. A bow'l of pasicl Mowers grac
od the table t'.itil rotors it ere plac
ed tor Mi. and .Mrs. ,MnU,tcr, C. !;
Mansfield and the liostca.'. Miss
lu u hut h.
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THIMBLE CLUB TO
MEET AT ERSKINE HOME
NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Thimble club will meet noi Alou
day iittei iiooii. July j;. at Hie homo
of Mm. -Martha Krsklue on Smith
Pine street The members huve
been asked to brine u dime and a
fjfl for I'ylti iiiina. All Ulembeis air
tonllully lutlted. I
Small Ladies
7 rrS
VX : I 7y ittTTo-un, j -
i,,, ,n1 Imm Li ' lBoehelle Hudson j
The odds are definitely against the'tall and stately
young woman succeeding In Hollywood, i Recent
survey of the movie lota showed that the average
featured player was five feet Ave' inches In height
and weighed about 109 pounds. Chorines, on the
other hand, are built on a somewhat larger scale,
the average .weighing 118 pounds and standing
osition Queen
Miss Betty York
California International exposi
tion at San Diego acquired a new
queen when Miss Betty York of
Santa Monica was selected as'
"Miss Exposition, . 1936" at l
spring bathing beauty rontest fea-J
tured at the fair.'"
Flower Fete Queen
Grace Reed
Something different in the way of
honorary titles was accorded Miss
( tirave Reed, 17, of Van Wert,
O.w hen she was chotrn queen of
the municipal peony festival an
nual!)' .attended bv upward of
c0,000.'
I
Win . Large Movie Salaries j
ENJOYABLE DINNER
HELD AT FREEMONT
LODGE ON SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunham en
tertained at a very enjoyable din
ner at Freomont lodge on the
North Umpqua Sunday, having as
their guests, Mrs. Chester Hilling
und Mr. and Mrs. Slrausbcrg, of
Marshfleld, Miss Catherine HeVoe,
of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. H.
0. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
Wharton, Mrs. J. F. Barker ami
Mrs. Broadway.
The Strausbergs stopped over to
visit the Dunhams en route buck
from the Shrine convention at Se
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CORVALLIS VISITORS
Hp N O R E D AT LUNCHEON
ON MONDAY NOON
Miss Alice Mahn and her sis
ter, Mrs. Llllie Plaster, eutcrtuin
ed at a lovely luncheon Monday
noon at their home in the Kohlha
gen apartments honoring Mrs. Al.
K Shape and daughter. Miss Mur-
garet, mid Miss Kltzabeth Abra
ham, of Coi-vallls. Other guests
present included Mr. and Mrs.
Barton Melliwell.
On .Monday evening the Corval-
lis visitors were guests at dinner
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Abraham.
I'hey left Tuesday for their homos
In Corvallls.
FAMILY PICNIC IS
ENJOYED AT PORTER
PLACE AT TENMILE
Air. and Mrs. J. Bernard Shaw
and daughter, Juntce Allele, of
Kilgone. and Mr. and Mrs. Austin
C. Green and dnughter, Nancy, and
son, allucc. of Dillard, enjoyed
a picnic dinner and family gather
ing w ith Airs, t.reen 8 and Mrs.
Shaw's father, J. H. Porter, and
brother, Monroe Porter, at Tenmile
Sunday. .Mrs. YV. (1. Coats, tilso
a daughter of J. H. Porter, who
resides at Tenmile also enjoyed the
occasion.
B. P. W. C. TO HAVE
PICNIC NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT AT BELL CABIN
A very delightful plonle lius
been arranged for the Business and
Professional Women's club mem
bers and their husbands and in
vited guests for next .Monday even
ing. July 27. to be held at tho noil
log cubin on the North I'lnpquu.
I he members desiring transpor
tation have been asked to meet
:it lies' drug store at six o'clock.
Mrs. William Bell. Miss Virile
Tracy and .Miss Ina Farnswotth
compose the committee in charge
of Hie picnic.
WEINER ROAST IS
HELD BY LILAC CIRCLE
AT KIWANIS PARK
A welner roast was held bv Li-
lac circle No. to. Neigbliors of
Woodcraft Monday tivenlng at Hie
Kiwitnts park. Clarence Silllltccr.
O. 1 Johnson and James Miller
hud charge of arrangenients.
Preceding the welner roust a
short business meeting was belli
with Mis. Arthur lludncll winning
the door prl7.e and Airs. Pnullo 111
dlnger winning iho stunt prize.
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PAST PRESIDENTS'
ICLUB WILL MEET MONDAY
AT S. W. STARMER HOME
The Puil President's club ot Hie
George Starmer auxiliary will meet
at two o'clock next .Monday after
noon. July 27. at the borne of Mrs.
S. W. simmer on YYIuchesler
street. All members ure most cor
dially invited.
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CHARIVARI PARTY
GIVEN FOR NELSONS
ON TUESDAY EVENING
A large number of friends save
a charivari party Tuesday oyening
for Mr. and Alts. Robert Nelson at
their home on South Purrott street.
Y'lsllliig was elljoveil and later
Alts. NclMin served refreshments
to the guests.
about five feet five and one-half inches? Among
the itars who approach the "golden mean", as far
as weight and height, la Loretta Young who is five'
feet three inches tall and weighs 105 pounds:'
Gloria Stuart, . Ave feet six Inches, weight 124
pounds; Rochelle Hudson, five feet four inches. 100
pounds, Alice Faye, five feet five and 112 pounds.
CHARMING LUNCHEON IS
GIVEN BY MRS. WHIPPLE
FOR MRS. E.,A. COLLIER
A charming one o'clock luncheon
was given Friday by .Mrs. R. L.
Whipple at her home on East Doug
las street in compliment to Mrs.
K. A. Collier, a member of the
Job's Daughters council here tor
the past three years, and who mov
ed this week to Portland to reside.
A bouquet of mixed small Mow
ers giaced tho attractively appoint
ed luncheon table, where covers
were arranged for M is. K. A. Col
lier, guest of honor. Airs. A. J.
Young, grand guardian of Job's
Daiignters of Oregon, and the fol
lowing Roseburg bethel council
members: Airs. H. C. Darbr, Airs.
P. T. Illlbar, .Mrs. A. J. Ellison.
Mrs. T. 11. Vlrden. .Mrs. Itov Ent-
ler, Mrs. J. P. Molschenbadier ami
her mother. Airs. Elliott of Klum-
ath rails, and the hostess. Airs. It
L. YVhipple. who is guardian of
me nelhel here.
Y'isillng was enjoyed during the
pieusunt atternoon hours.
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DELIGHTFUL PICNIC
HELD BY BETHEL AT
OTT SUMMErt PLACE
A very delightful Job's Daugh
ters six-thirty o'clock picnic sim
per was given foe Airs. E. A. Col
lier and her three daughters. Miss
Hazel, Allss Janet anu Allss liar-
naia. on the river bank at the W.
E. Ott place on the North L'mpqua
Aionday evening.
About thirty-ttve members of the
'bethel und the Job's Daughters
council enjoyed the delightful eve
ning. A lovely table mirror wus
presented to Mrs. 'Collier and a
gut was presented to Allss Hazel
lor her work with the J. J. k.
zrris. i ne collier family mated
ttliR Week- t l...la...l T:.i 1
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Airs. Collier has been on the Jobs
llullghlers council bore for the
lust three years and her daughters
nave been active members of Hie
bethel.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS WILL
HAVE PICNIC NEXT
TUESDAY EVENING
All niemueis of Roseburg bethel
No. S of Job's Daughters have
been Invited to enjoy a delightful
six-thirty o'clotk picnic supper
next Tuesday etening. July 2s, at
the Hunar slimmer camp. "The
Hces." on the North rmpqua. The
iroup will meet ut the it. u YVntp
,ilc home on East Douglas street
where cars will be furnished to
take the girls to the camp and
buck.
INFORMAL DESSERT
SUPPER ENJOYED AT
DARBY HOME FRIDAY
Allss Alury Ellen Darin, W, hnB
been confined lo her. homo on
North Jackson street sin,,. i
day by a spiaiued knee, had as her
guests at an Informal dessert-supper
lust evening. Miss Helen wn,.
erell, Miss Helen iwi,
Allss Eleunor Knllei- l,.,,.,i
as enjoyed during Hie iil..,i,..,',
evening hours.
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MRS. E. A. COLLIER
COMPLIMENTED AT
LOVELY LUNCHEON
Airs. T. D. Y'irden entertained at
a charming one o'clock luncheon
Tuesday to compliment Mrs. E. A.
Collier, who Ml thut afternoon
with her children for Portland to
Join .Mr. Collier and make their
home.
Bouquets of lovely garden flow
ers were used for the occasiou.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Col
lier, guest of honor, Mrs. YVatson
E. Bolao, Mrs. W. L. Scott,' Mrs.
C. D. Flos, Mrs. W. M. Campbell,
.Mrs. Homer draw, Mrs. C. E. Ro
bot ta and the hostess, Mrs. Vlr
den. A handkerchief-shower was glv.
en to Mrs. Collier and the after
noon wus pleasantly spoilt in vis
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GEORGE GRIMM HONORED
AT FAREWELL PARTY
ON FRIDAY EVENING
A delightful farewell party lion
orlug George Grimm, who left this
week for llend, Ore., to operute
his store, was given Frlduy eve
ning at the Dixon summer camp
on the North I'miiqua.
Swimming and boating were en
joyed by George Grimm, guest of
honor, Claire Tison, Helen YY'elh
erell. Shirley Mue Briilin, Joan
.Murphy. ' Kthola Kinney, Katbryn
Husenbark, Ella Hennlgh, Mary
Ellen Durby, Roy YVolfonl, Delvlii
.McLaughlin, Clnir Shirey. Burton
Black. Nnrmun ('rites, Lee and
Frank YY'ells, Verdun Houcock, lte.x
Jones und tho hostess, Uettyjtuio
Dixon.
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KI-LO-HAH-NEE GIRLo
ENJOY HIKE TO CALLAHAN
TRAIL SETTLEMENT
Hetty Mae YVhipple, Barbara Col
lier, Dolores Cuoy, ,Eva Baker
Marjorie Ott and Wllnia Feldkamp'
members of the Ki-Lo-Hah Nee
Camifire group, and their guar
dians, Alias t unnel New-land and
Aliss Janet l-'lckenscher, accompan
ied by AH. Newlutid, enjoyed a hike
over the Cullaliun trail Saturuav
and returned to Roseburg Sunday t
Air. Newland explained the various
types of trees and animal tracks
found ulong the trail during the
hike.
MISS BOLTER HAS .. -FRIENDS
TO PICNIC
SUPPER FRIDAY NIGHT
Miss Phyllis Anno Bolter, who
is visitiny at the Dexter Rice sum
mcr tump on the North Umpqua
entertained a row friends at a del
llghtfiil picnic supper last evening
Those enjoying tho occasion in
cluded Frances Florence. Alien
Raddigan, Mabel Sodderstrom, Ma
deria Nixon, Eugenia Y'irden, Gor
don Hognn, Cluir Shirev. Cltdo
Adair. Bruce Curler, Ed Raddivun
Ed and Frank MiddelbuiL-. .i,
.Shirey and the hostess. Phvilis
iVnne Bolter.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB WILL MEET AT
NOON NEXT WEDNESDAY
The Koseburg Art and Emhrobi.
ery.t'lno members have been im-ii.
ed to meet at noon next Wcdnev
uay. July 211. at Hie home of .Mrs.
Clarence Chattier. Mra. S. L. Heh
ard has chaige of the meeting.
U. S. V. HOSPITAL
By Ottilia K. Ashlon
Our July birthday party was held
Wednesday evening in the recrea
tional building with Alia. Irving
Hlegol acting as Hostess, these
parties being sponsored by the
stale department ol tbo American
Legion auxiliary. Large vases of
Kiadiola added much color to the
occasion. The game of monopply
was played until Elmer Morgan
had most of the property m ma
Possession and most of the money.
A very happy evening was brought
lu a close with the serving oi ice
cream and individual hlrthilur
cakes. Printed Invitations, graced
with the American Legion auxiliary
emblem, were extended lo tne fol
lowing men having blrtluluvs in
.uly: llowurd Al. Itaih.i- i.,,,i,
t'iirdwe!l, Lewis Can-. (I eol-e;e Fv.
lelli. Rirhurd Unley, Howard
Hobbs, Edward Rondeau, (ieoruo
Small, Oben Wolfe, Charles Car
man. Wesley Cordon, E. B. Hughes,
Oscar Lewis, Gus Magnuson, Alia-
i .tiiiviieid and Elmer .Morgan.
An unexpected hut delightful
surprise came Wednesday evening
In Hie appearance of the. 'Junior
Elks band of Portland on thiir re-
turn trip from Los Angeles Calif.g
...... 1 1 n i., i was piesetlleil m
front of the hosiillnl vlw.rn nil
could hear and was greatly appre
ciated by everyone. .
Twehe pillows with removable
bright colored covers were present
ed by the state dejiui tment of the
F YV'. auxiliary lor uje lu our
lounging room In tile new recrea
tional minding. T,e eovers were
untile lit- ,M,S: Run, Sehaoffcr,
stale hospital chairman.
With the help of Mrs. Rlegel of
the American Legion auxiliary we
bate been operating several line
n.ipoly games In Hie hospitul for
the patients who are unulile to visit
Hie recreational building, with Hi"
result that Hie "boys' play until
'be lights are tinned out.
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