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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1936. SCKEOEW Social Calendar ut Sunday, November B All veterans and auxiliary Invit ed lo 11 oclock morning siiecial Armistice service ut St. George's Episcopal church. Rev. Peri') timlth, chaplain. Monday, November 9 Thimble club afternoon meet at home of Mrs. C. F. Porterfleld at 4til South Jackson street. B. 1. W. C. to meet at 6ix d. m. ut lies confectionery store to go to ltivcrsdale grunge to a six-thirty , turkey dinner and program. Mrs. L. L. Siicncer and Miss Jean Whit ney, joint chairmen. Members unit linked guests asked to attend. itcbekah drill team to practice at 7:30 o'clock at 1. O. O. V. hall, Douglas County lied Cross cha tor meeting at 7:UU o clock Episcopal parish hall on East Cu street. For members and unyon intoresleil In county Ued Cross work. Non-dcunniliiutlonnl lllble stud class, taught hy Dr. H. L. Dunn, to meet ut 7:45 o clock in ilinlng hall of Douglas hotel. Anyone interested Invited, Douglas County Music Teuchers association regular meeting ut 7:45 o'clock ut studio of Miss Gludys H. strong. ,.M is. H. F. Eng- nan, prosioont, in niiarge of bus! ness cession, and Miss Strong I cnurge oi program. Tuesday, November 10 Chorul club practice at 10 a. m at Itosehurg Music and Art studio under tho direction of Mm. Mirluin .Ballard. liebekah lodge meeting at I. O o. r. nail. Mrs. Este a M. Wee l"orlland, state president, will be ui me meeting. Interesting pi grunt. Junior-Senior P.-T. A. Council to meet at Junior high at 7:30 In eve ning, interesting panel discussions and short features. Refreshments in cliargo of Mrs. Itoy Young and iiirs. j. fti. Hartley. Hndouru club, Daughters of the Nile, 7 o'clock no-hostess supper at jiuiiiu ui mm. rioy junior 111 Lu l-elwixul.," Home 'llemonsirntlon inncttng nt l:du o clock ut ltlversilale grnng liuil in clitirgo of MIhs Jens e l'a roller.- All Indies of the community jnvned. . O. 8. U. N. A. 8 o'clock evening meeting nt home of Mrs. i'ost. All graduate nurses invited. Wednesday, November 11 - Armistice Day, . lutor-So Study club 1 : :)0 o'cloc uussurt-luncheoii and meeting nt Homo of Mrs. C. I). Cuunoii In lain reiwoud. Mis. (ioorgo Churchill 1 cliurge of tho program. . c. T. I', all-duy count nieetlng ami round-up at Presbyie ruin church parlors lo open at 10:30 a. m. Noon potluck luncheon and afternoon program. Mrs. Ne- cm Duck, state resldeut, Portland will be present. Hutu men and wo men urged lo intend. Thursday, November 12 Melhodlst Episcopal Indies uld 1 o'clock November luncheon in church parlors. Members aru ask ed to bring uprons to this meeting for the sale to he held at McKean and lliildv.-ln's Saturday, Novell! her II, ut which time tainales, Ilium puildings and Vooked foods will ulso be soltl in connection wllh the apron sale. Mrs. Hugh Hani sou, chairman of lum-heoii, assist ed by .Mrs. itoy Ciltchlug, Mm Jl. I). McKay, Mrs. V. S. French Mrs. II. A. Cauudiiy. Mrs. J. li. Mr Cllnlock, Mrs. I. It. Itlildle and Mrs. J. H. Ilalley. Devotions, Mrs. I,, u Davis. Mrs. 11. 1,. Whlpplu in cliurge of business meeting. Ludy Elks lieni'flt curd party ut lomple at a oclock In even ng for both men and women. Fumls to go to l-.IKs Christmas tund for chit (Iren. A door prize will be given aim prizes tor nign scores tn cun- tuicl and auction bridge. Refresh inents. For resorvatliin of Initios or port-huso of tickets call Mrs. T. 11 Ness or Mrs. II. C. Dnrny. who an Joint rhalrmrii. Plnycra to pivot at laoies. i.iri,i, i u fti miKt' vuuiimiiiii Meet in hall nt 10:30 for all da) meeting. 1'ooktng of root veget uhles to lie dcmonslruted by .Miss Jessie I'ulllllter, .Woman a llenofll ussorlalton polluck supper to he held ut Mac cabee hall honoring Hie past prosl llclita of Ihr Ini-al ret lew, Mem Jicth anil families Imltod. 1 rl square all day uicellng and lsillmk luncheon nt home of Mm. J. N. luiubiill on .sou Hi ,MHln "Street. George Stunner auxiliary regit lar llMt-tliiK in S o'clock at armory Cuthollc ladles sewing soclely to meet In m in mum at homo of sirs Ji. Willed oil corner of llnsci nlttl Douglas sli-orls at I wo o'clock. JVIeuihei's are rciicslcd to bring ai titles that are romplcti-d for the lull hiiiuar, which will be held No Vein her 21. tiaklaud chuplcr of Eastern star Invites all lueuilieis of Koschurg l-lulpter to MU. ii.l mi Interesting sit t'lal llleellllg nt Oakland 111 evo lllllg. Country cluh Indies conn act louhiaitioiit to begin ai lo a. in. t-httrp. Potluik lum-heon a:-.:t ochi'- tlc golf toiirntiinoiii lit an ei noon. Friday, November 13 Methodist Episcopal Keystotir Hub nieniliors mil cutctlnltl then luisbullds at h sK-llilrty o'clock Jiillnik dinner at the church pur iiirs. .Mrs, li. Nordlug Is acting as frencrul chalrlllan or the tlinini. v mctul evening will follow the din Her. "1,'icky dale'' progressive dinner frt la' spi psored by Si, Gcoicc's 7':H-cop.i i.tlll'1. Tlikelt. lilav hi ptin liHseil n'lc- Mtindnv in Hie of By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER flee of Dr. If. C. Church. The cock- lull course will be ut the J. C. Hume home; salud course At the .1. M. Judd home; dinner course at the Dr. I.. A. Dillard home, ami dessert-coume and social hour ufl the Dr. II. C. Church home. The number of guests will be limited. The dinner will be served at (1:30 und 9:00 o'clock. Jl. E. O. club afternoon meeting at ho'no of Mrs. Hurry Lohr at the comer of Rico und South Stephens Btreets. Sewing club afternoon meeting ut home of Mi-s. Karl Wiley on itosu street. Jtlversdule Happy Hour club af ternoon meeting at two o'clock at home of Mrs. J. F. Branson. All, membot-B invited. Saturday. November 14 Methodist Episcopal ladles aid buIo of uprons, lumnlcs, plum pud dings und cooked foods at Mckean ami Jluldwlns an Cass street. November 17 Hosehurg Woman's club annual full birthday endowment tea and piny tu be held at :St) o'clock ut Itosehurg MubIc and Art studl uenerul public Invited. Proceeds to go to endowment fund. Miss Helen Casey In charge of play and Mrs, J. 1'. Dlllai d and Mrs. Scott Will lums In churgo of tnu. November 20 r uUertun school operetta. "Th Kulry Moon," to ho presented ut 7:40 o clock In the evening at sen ior high school auditorium to raise ftindB to purchase fur indoor and outdoor equipment for the Fuller ton school. Over 100 children will be presented In tile operetta In the rorm or fulries, owls, rabbits, blue birds, frogs und hoys and girls, Special costumes. Miss Helen Mag era anil Miss Floyd Cooper, direc tors. The general pnbllo cordially II1VIIOQ. Kullorlon school P.-T. A. candy sine to ne neiu at the nigh school mo evening of the operetta. "Th Fairy Moon." .Mrs. Clyde Carstens. cnairman or the siile. November 21 Cuthollc holies sewing society onniiul fall bazaar at iiurlsh hull on Kune street. December' 'i..,. Presbyterian ladles aid I annual nazuar in basement of tha church. December 4-5 Women's council of First Christ- Ian church annual Christmaa bu zunr. :: i COUNTY W. C. T. U. WILL MOLD ALL-DAY ROUND-UP ON NEXT WEDNESDAY Dntluln cniiutv w f T it ,iii noin u round-up a dav meeilni i uio i resnyieriiin riiurch parlor boginning at 10:30 a. in. Wodnoa aay, November 11, ai which Hue Mrs. Nceln Hin-k, Blats president, Porl land, will be guest speaker. Ppiluck luiichenn at noon. Itoih men and women bit being urged io enjoy tins all day affair on Arm isl li e day. Mrs. A. C. Marslers will have charge of the Union Slgnnl hour, i-niiges win do tnlion und an nt ering will be taken at Hie noon lour und nguln In (ho nrterunnn ine program Includes the fnl lowing: lleglnnlng nt :u:30 n. in. worship service by evainrellslle coairmuu. Heading of i ec uraliniiB of W r I. !'. piinclpleB hy the secretary I MncilBBIOI, Itendlng of counlv efflclenev slan. iiiro uy mo secrelary. Song. "We've A Sloiv in Tell no iuiion.' InanclBl reporlB hv Mrs. V. .1 .vnceiii. Payment of dues. Uuduet and cemenary innii. prayer. Polluck luncheon nt noon hour Afternoon program lo open with song service mm prayer. Alcohol education: J. S. T. I. work III the schools. 2. Work In Sunday schools. :i. Church gronii-dlroclor of lei eruiice missions. 4. Ilheclor of lullillrll v. ronnil nr oiiiuiuioes. 5. llepon ot dircrlor of medul onlests. lleport of ilirrcior of social innrniliy. I Keimrt of dliTclor of child elluiv. a. Itopoit of director of Cln isllnii IllZOllKlllp. a. Itepoil of illl'iclor of h,l,.n,. lonai rointioiis. rVddross by Mrs. Noclll lluck. stiite prosiilonl. The Bonornl lillbllo li.w I,,., oMlliilly tuvitvil to attend tho nll luv II 1 1 II ti . ;'; .' WOMAN'S BENEFIT 5SOCIATION TO Hntn POTLUCK DINNER The Woman's Itrnefll iissociiillon III apimsnr a ilollglillul i i.k Innor nci Thiu-sdar eveniinr ui MsiialH'e hull lioiiorhig Hie past pioKlileuls of n. ,.n vc-vli w. vienipers ami (hrlr tiimilo-. inn vn imeil conllully Imlll lo al- nil. INTER SE STUDY CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY Uio liilerSe Sliuly i-luli y, eel nexl eiliieniluv. N'ovonihoi- I. at it 1 ;ui o'clock dcsxcrl Itini'li- nt liiiiuo of Mrs. I). D. ('Bu rn in Uioiohvooil. Ml-. II.hiii;.. huiiiilll will Inn,. ,-miH,, ol Uio Kiiiiii. All iu,. ml,,. ls I,,,. ,i,,u.i inillalli united. RISQUARE CLUB TO EET NtXT THURSDAY The lin'lulion of Hie Iliintlal Til- iiuiire club will hold an all dav ocllng beginning m u:;io In (li,, orilltlg al Iho homo of Mrs. .1. X. Tinnluill on SimuIi Miitn siriot next Thlirsdiiv. Polluck luncheon will be M-nci ol nmui Ml mout bets are lll'giil lo be pn in-in. BELL VIEW CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON liellvlew club held an eiiloyabl meeting Wednesday ulternoon at the Home of Mrs. S. W. Vun Voorst The ladies made plans to entertain their husbands and families ut Christmas puny to be held Decern oer js. (James and singing were enjoy ed during the social hour. Later Mrs. Vun Voorst, assisted by M Watson and Mrs. Kelly, served de licious refreshment to Mrs. Stut- ton, Mrs. Scott, Miss Hazel Kester und Miss Doi-otny Wblttuker, guests, and Mrs. p. W. beck ley .rs. Ilany colltson. Mrs. Car Ullbrcath, Mrs. A. Kelly. Mrs. J. Kester, Mrs. Iioss Lovelace. Mi Donald Alorberg, Mrs. Hannah Pa ker, Mrs. Carl itoselund, Mrs. Don aid HeudricKson, Mrs. Clyde Kes ter, Mrs. (I. forming and Mrs, Kouert Huff. The next meeting will he held December 2 at the home of Mrs. Carl Koselund with Mrs. Morberg aciuig as joint Hostess. MRS. W. C. PRINTZ 18 HONORED AT SURPRISE " PARTY ON BIRTHDAY A group of Montis called Mi-s. W. C. Prlniz Thursday afte noon to surprlso and honor her on her birthday unnlversary. Lovely guts, un uttrnctlve corsage und beautiful blrthduy cake were pre- senteu to Mrs. Prinu, The entertainment for the after noon was In charge of Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. Uurroway with sirs. Stevens giving a gvoun or or- initial readings. Kcrreshments were served at tho tea hour by Mrs. rreu Aiuiur, Mrs. Colfe a;id Mm. n. c. Patterson. J'hose surprising Mrs. Prints In eluded Mrs. Fred Arthur, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Dan Coffel, Mrs. E. C Patterson, Mrs. W. Vogt Airs, lloser. Mrs. 11. Bnncoi k M... Leslie Cummlngs, Mrs. Will Ander son, Mro. l. v. Wilson, Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mlsa May Sebiing, Mrs. Sobring, Mrs. J: K. Uurroway, Mrs, Donald (llbbfl, Mrs. Hubert Wright Mrs. Hello Webb, "Mrs. W. Steveus, Mrs. Cunie Knmo, Mrs. Wulluce. virs. ll. woodruff and Mrs k w quo iner. ti a PUBLIC INVITEO TO ENJOY PROGRESSIVE DINNER NEXT FRIDAY St. (ieorge's Knfsconul ifoI,i ), Invited Iho general public to enjoy a u!.-iiiiiiui uicKy date'' progres sive oiniier next Friday, Novem bor 13. The uffalr. which was uIko nnn. sored lust yeur und nrnved lo he one ei ine most charming soclul events of the month It was held. loomises io ne an equally enjoy able event (his fall. Committees are busy this week making final arrangements for tho dinner. The cocktull course will he serv- en nt the J. C. Home at 11 noiseiy street: l ie sn ail coiirse win ne Held at l in .1 M Jn.i.i nome Hi -112 south Jackson street; the flintier course at the Dr. L. A illlurd home ut 21!l Watson street ; and the dessert course so- clal hour will be enjoyed at the nr. it. (. Church home In laurel-wood. The dinner will be served nt G:30 and seven o'clock anil when those planning lo attend purchase their tickets, they may choose either Jo or seven o clock for iheir lime. Tickets will ho on sale aft r next Monday In the office of lu ll. C. Church. Several groups of friends ore making arrangements for attend ng the progressive dinner in their own sotn. A limited number of tickets will be sold for the uffnlr. . w PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON MONDAY AFTERNOON The Past Presidents cluh of Ihe George Stunner nuxlllary met nt ho home of Mrs. It. W. Kodgcrs Monday uftcrnoon for a short business session and a very picas- nt social hour of sewing unit Isltlng. Mrs. dodgers servod delicious efreshmeiita nt n table centered by n bountiful birthday cu';o hon oring Mrs. W. C. Prints on her nnnhorsnry. A lovely girt from he cluh was presented to Mrs. Prlnis. The president, Mrs. Hubert Wright, presented it gorgeous Im)U- quel of largo chrysBiilhcuiuins to Mrs. Prlnlz. Covers were nrrangcil for Mrs. Pi-inlz, guest of lienor. Mrs. Hubert Wlighl. Mis. S. W. Simmer, Mrs. Will Long Mm. IVrcx Webb. Sr. ud Mrs. itodgors. The next meet- ng will be held November 111 al ho homo of Mrs. Print z. :.' HARRIET BOOTH IS OSTESS AT LOVELY HALLOWE'EN PARTY Harriet Catherine Hooth oilier- illefl a group ol her small friends 4ery charming Hallowe'en wiiy liion six to seen-lblii) lock Siiturda) evening -Mt the one ot her pureuts. Mr. anil Mrs. arrte llooth. In l.aiirctwood. Iho Kuosls altendod the Mtrt. iistunies nod masks uttd were iilod at a table elexeiiy docorHl- wlib a cfiiii-i'iilcce ol a wilch iiouoded hy blnrk cats. Hullow- n laiois and llullowe'en caps re prosenled to ench cuesi. Mis. llooth scni'il a dellcliirnl ssen-Bupiier lo llariiet father- '. homes:, licit) Foley, .lni-que-m Curstens, Janice Whipple. Hue Sunnne llnrtuiig, Sliliioy IwcR. John Moi-gan and Mollle argaiTt llimth. Hallowe'en games were enjoyed Hewing iho iliiichtltil do.-.sfii- Pl'c'', ROSEBURO WOMAN'S CLUB HA8 RECORD ATTENDANCE AT MEETING, TUESDAY The Ttoseburg Woman's club 1:80 o'clock dossert-1 u n c h e o n meeting held Tuesday at the club house broke all attendance records for any one regulur business ses sion to be beVI by the club In the past several years. Seventy-two members and guests were present for the election-day meeting, which proved to be one of the most en joyable occasions of the month. Mrs. W. M. Campbell, president of the club, presided at he meet ing. Mrs. l' . Li. Crittenden, chair man, Mrs. D. N, llusenuark, Mrs. Itay S. Petrequln, Mrs. A. J. Hoch- rudel and Mrs. K. J. WrIubcoU were hostesses for the defsert- luncheon, which was served at long tables, prettily appointed with bowls of fruits and colorful autumn leaves and lighted tapers. Large baskets and bouquets of leaves were used about the rooms. Mrs. Homer Crow accompanied the community sing, which was followed by charming five-minute roll call talks given by Mrs. C. E. Roberts, on international relations; Mrs. Pout Warren, vocabulnry; Mrs. K. F. Tandy, hostess Ideas; Mi-s. D. W. Kadubaugh, motion pictures, and Mrs. E. G. Young, book review, "Around the World in Eleven Years." Mrs. L. Kohlhagen Sr.. and Mrs. William Hell presented short re ports on the district No. 2 con vention held at Corvallis In Octo ber. Mrs. W. M. Campbell was elected second vice-president - of the district at the convention und Mrs. G. V. Wiliiherly wus el ected on the 1937 nominating com mittee. Mrs. William Hell was a member of the 1U36 nominating committee. Mrs. G. W. Syfan gave the sec retary's report and Mrs. Earl Ull rich, the treasurer's report. A lovely gift was presented to Mrs. C. S. Helpline, of Portlund, post president of the cluh, who was a guest at this meeting. A gift was sent by the club to Mrs. R. R. Brand, also a past presi dent. Mrs. J. F. Dillard and Mrs. Scott Wllliuma will be Joint chairmen of the large fall birthday party to be sponsored by the club November 17 at the Roschurg Music and Ar studio with members of the club having birthdays from June to No vember inclusive acting as hos tesses, and Miss Helen Casey act ing as chairman of the entertain ment. The general public has been invited lo uttend this annual birth day lea, which begins al 1:30 o'clock sharp. 1 he first act ot Mrs. Wiggs ot the Cabbage Patch, by Anno Crawford Hex- ner, will be presented under the di- ectlon of Miss Casey, who wili luke the part of Mrs. Wlggs In the pluy. Mrs. F. A. Ilurd gave a shor eport of the officers' training dem onstration meeting held Oclober 8 ut the city hull under the lead ership of Miss Jessie Palmitcr, home demonstrator from Oregon State college extenslou service de purtmenL Mrs. Homer Grow utinounceil the Ludy Elks benefit curd party to be held ut the temple the evening of November 12 and urged nil members possible to assist in Bell- ig and purchasing tickets tor this client ufruir. Mrs. Walter Fisher, program chuirmnn for the club year, llilro- luced the guesl speuker of the fternnoll. Miss ltertha Noe, 11 hruiiaii ut tho vuiuruus' adnlilii- Btrutiou ftteility, who very charm ingly presented u delightful tulk on the work of u hospitul librar ian. Miss Noes talk was very greatly enjoyed by the lurge nuni oer of guests and members. Covers were arranged for Miss Ueiiha Noe, Mrs. C. S. Helnllne, of Portland; Mrs. George Mckiu- ney, of Brownsville (aunt of Mrs. Will H. Gerrctsen), Mrs. W. II. Illinois, Mrs. II. 1.. llailey, Mrs. aul Parsons, Mrs. Wuller Huliiil- ton, Mi'B. Wulluce Robertson. Mrs. Kenneth Hanuister, Mi'B. Wilbur Kngebretsen, of Glide; Mia. Ken neth Cloake, Mrs. C. E. Winihor- , Mrs. I F. Reizensteln und Mrs. Hay .1. Freeman, guests. Members present Included Mrs. W. M. Campbell, president; Mrs. Waller Fisher, Mrs. Scott Wll lisnis, Mrs. G. W. Syfan, Mrs. Earl Ullrich, All's. Thonins PurkliiHon, Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Mrs. Will II. errolBen, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Miss Helen CaBoy, Mrs. W. K. (Ml. Mrs. D. (1. Clark, Mrs. C. H. Kulley, Mrs. llertha Parroll, Mrs. Royco Mien. Mrs. I.. It. Skinner, Mrs. W. Winston, Mrs. I.. K. Goodbolirn, Mrs. J. F. Hillnrd, Mrs. K. F. andy. Mrs W. W. Ashcraft. Mrs. E. I,. Knapp. Mrs. F. A. Hurd, Mrs. II. W. Kadahaugh, Mrs. II. R. Mud lox, Mrs. J. It. Wharton, Mrs. K. I. l.ytle. Mrs. A. C Marsters, Mrs lomcr Grow, Mrs, 11. F. English. I.. (1. Young. Mrs. C. A. Kd- ards, Mrs. L, A. Welks, Mrs. Paul Warren, Mrs. E. G. Kohlhagen, Mrs A. H. Taylor, Mrs. Clyde Car- Mrs. II. L. 1-midcr, Mrs. I,. ihlluigon Sr., Mrs. S. Raynor Smilli. Mrs. Iliuce Mollis. Mis. C K. Roberts, Mrs. .1. F. Branson anil laughter, Sharon. Mrs. C. K. arks. Mrs. J. 11. Foley. Mrs. J. A. Hart. Mrs. II. Kachuiiseli. Mrs. II. C. Church. Mrs. 1,. W. ltuhl, Mrs. A. tl. Sullieiinnd, Mrs. William Moll, Mrs. K. A. Fields, Mrs. Fred crick J. Poiier und the five hos tesses, Mrs. ( riltendcn, Mrs. Iloi h riolol. Mrs. lltisetinni k, Mrs. Wnln scott nud Mrs. Petrequln. A most cordtnl iutitullou Is ex tended to the general public to al irml the annual full endowment birthday tea ut l:3u o'clock at the Itosehurg Mm.ic und Art studio. Tuesday, November 17. i. it ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB ADDS NEW MEMBERS TO MEMBERSHIP ROLL Hundreds Shower Congratulations on County Judge and Mrs. G. K. Quine on 50th Wedding Anniversary Guests at Celebration Here Include 11 Who Attended Nuptials of Couple at Glenbrook. One of the most interesting so cial events to be celebrated here In many years wan held today November 7, when Judge and Mrs. George K, Quine celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home at 413 Pltzer street. Several hundred frtnnda and rela tives called at the Quine residence between the hours of one and five lo congratulate the couple. The rooms of the home were especially beautiful with huge bas kets or gold-colored chrysanthe mums. The tea table, placed against a background of gold ,chryHunthe- muma and a beautiful camllelabra holding lighted gold tupers, was covered by a gorgeous lace colth, a gift to. Judge and Mrs. Quine from the Methodist Kpiscopal Ladled' Aid and members of the church. The guests were received- by Judge und Mrs. Quine und theli two daughters, Mrs. Hoy Catching and Mrs. it. D. Coen, and their duUKhteiK-Iti law, Mrs. Ralph Quine. Mrs. Kenneth Quine and Mrs. H. L. Quine. Presiding at the tea table from two to three o'clock were Mrs. A. C. Mursters and Mrs. li. V. Wtm- berly; from three to four o'clock, Mrs. A. S. Coen and Mrs. b. W Chase, and from lour to five o'clock, Mrs. J. H. Booth and Mrs. 1. 11. Kiddle. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Charles Ostrauder of Marshfield, Miss Helen Catching, Miss Patricia and MSss Joyce Quine and Miss Hetty Quine, who are the. five granddaughters of Judge and Mrs. Quine. Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. V. T. Langlots of Clatskanie, Mrs. Joseph Wharton of Grants Pass, Mrs. C. W. Hunt and Miss Adeline Stewart or Roseburg, the four sisters of Mrs. Quine, and Mrs. I). O. Weaver, a cousin of Mrs. Quine, and Mrs. G. V. Riddle. A large number of beautiful golden gifts were presented to Judge and Mrs. Quine from rela tives and friends, as well as numi era us organizations. Following the reception Judge and Mrs. Quine and members of the family enjoyed a buffet supper at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Catch ing, followed by an informal even ing "at home" at the Quine resi dence. Those attending the wedding fifty years ago and also present at the golden wedding celebration included Mrs. G. W. Riddle, Mrs. C. V. Hunt, Miss Adeline Stew art and John Kullertou of Ko.se burg; Representative G. N. Rid dle, Krnest 1). Riddle, Mrs. hew Grant and Mrs. Carrie Parsley of JUDGE AND MRS. GEORGE K. QUINE Kiddle: Mrs. William Langlols of Claiakanle, and Mm. J. A. YVliar- ton and George Riddle of Grants ass. Representative G. N. Kiddle and George Kiddle are brothers of Mrs. Quine. Judge George K. Quine was born May 13, 1S62. at Quine a creek (be tween Riddle and (ilendale), the son of William II. Quine and Eliza neth Mynatt Quine. He is now seventy-tour years of age. tills father first came west lu 1S46 to fight In the Mexican war and then returned to Kentucky to marry hlizaueui Mynait and bring her as a bride to Oregon In 182. They settled between Riddle and Glen- dale und Quine creek was named tor Judge Quine'a father. Judge Quine s mother was born in Tennessee. Mrs. George K. Quine, who was Delia Riddle, was born to George V. Riddle (former commander of the Oregon soldiers' home) and Anna Rice Riddle ut Glenbrook rami, near Riddle, February 6, IStib, and is now seventy years of Lige. Her father was born In Springfield, 111., and came west in 1S52. Her mother was born in Put nan, ill., and crossed the plains in 1S53. Judge and Mm. Quine were mar ked at Glenbrook farm, November 7, 1X86. To this union six childi-en were born, including: Harold and Kallih, who have Imssed away, and .Mrs. Roy Catching, Mrs. R. U. Coen, Kenneth and H. 11. Quine, all residents of Itosehurg. They have five granddaughters, Helen Marie Catching, Mrs. Charles Os- trander, Joyce and Patricia Quine und Hetty Quine, and three grand sons, Jerry and Michael Quine and George Quine. Judge Quine lias been promi nently associated in Douglas coun- y political offices lor many years. He served as Hondas county sher iff from 1910 to 1920 and was ap pointed county Judge to serve the unexpired term of Judge Stewart. He was later elected to the ofrice. Two years ago Judge Quine was again elected county judge and has four years of bis term yet to serve. On Monday evening Lilac circle ISO. 411, Neighbors of Wooucratl entertained at a charming surprise party, following the regular circle session at the I. O. O. F. hall, to honor Judge and Mrs. Quine. A delightfully Interesting pro gram was presented in their honor and Included old time musical se lections by C. H. Arundel; trio numbers by Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Clair K. Allen and Mrs. K. O. Randolph; reading by Mrs. W W. Ashcraft, and a talk by Rev, Perry Smith. On behalf of the circle, Mrs. O. L. Johnson presented a beautiful gold bedspread lo Judge and .Mrs. Quine. , Refreshments were served In the banquet room at long tables appointed entirely in the gold uio- A beautiful tiered wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Quine. Mem bers of Judge and Mrs. Quille's family were present for the occa sion and were seated with the guests of honor. Ou Thursday evening Judge and Mrs. Quine were honored by Itose hurg chapter of Eastern blur, which met at the Masonic temple. ihe two guests of honor were escorted lo the East and Miss Mar garet Puge, on behalf of the chap ter, presented a very lovely gold china cake, plate to Judge und Mrs. Quine. Laler refreshiiielrts were served al a table appointed in the gold motif. Judge and Mrs. Quine are enter taining the members of their fam ily al a dinner at the Umpqua hotel on Sunday evening. New Ilielillii'lM of lilc UnsclillIK Woman's club annuiim-cd ut llii--tlllle include Mri. li. ,N. Iluvuliitl k. Mrs. !. ll. Clark. Mr. t'luirlt-s A. KituarilK. Mrs. II It. Miiddox. Mrs Hiuce Mcllis. M in. K. W. Marsters. .Mm. Thomas l'arkinsiHi. Mrs. Kuy Pelrvuuhi. Mrs, C. K. Kulierts. Mrs. S. Ka.vnor Smith, Mrs. K. 1) Lytic. .Mrs. C. 11, Vun Vulit.tll. Mrs. I. K. Coodho'.lrue. Mrs. I,. W. Kllld. Ml.t. ,1 It. Whnili.n. Mrs. y. A. Hind and Mrs 11. I'. ThouiiK-ou. EPISCOPAL GUILD HAS INTERESTING MEETING MONDAY AFTERNOON 6L George's Episcopal guild met Monday afternoon at. the Leonard Riley home In laurelwood witli .Mrs. Hlley and Mrs. H. H. Turner very graciously acting as joint hostesses. A fine attendance of guild members enjoyed tne meeting. The business meeting was In charge ot the presldcui, Mrs. L. a, iJiilurd, and pluiis were dis cussed regarding the "lucky date" progressive dinner to be sponsored oy ihe guild nexl Friday, Novein nor iy. Tickets for this dinner will be ou sale al Lu-. 11. C. church s otiice uiier uexi Monday. The dinner will Oe served ut and 7 o'clock. The first course will be ut the J. C. liume liome second course at J. M. Judd rest ence; thiid course at J Jr. L. A. lilllanl home, und fourth course and soclul hour will be at the Ur H. C. Church home. Following the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and the group kcwciI and knilled, ntler whicn Mrs. Riley and .Mrs. lurner served lovely refreshments. l he next meeting will be in ine eve ning ot November 16 at the home ot .Mrs. willard Johuson in Laui-el-wood. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB MtETS WEDNESDAY AT BOWMAN HOME The Roaeburg Art tiud Kmlirold cry club met al the home of .Mrs. Misati llowmuii W cdiu-aiuiy niter- noun with Mrs. Minnie Cox lu hurgo of the business session. The entertainment Included mock invoice trial, which was greatly enjoyed hy tuo gucsls. The Hostess, .Sirs. Houmnu, assisted by her mother, Mrs, Ellen Cornell, served dctcious refreshnicnls to .Mrs. Anna Cluci; Mr-i. Minnie 'ox, Mrs. Flora Cox, .Mrs. Mary locker, .Mrs. l.oru 1-arhy. Mrs. Illr- lie Gorhalii. Mrs. Lucia logics. .Mrs. Irene llciiaril, Mrs. llatlie Ncal. Mrs. Ilcrlha Palm. Mrs. Alice Khoads, .Mrs. lllanche Snyder Mrs. Idle Stephenson. Mrs. Ellen Cor nel), Mm. Zclla Miller ami .Mis. Ar te McWltt. members, and Mrs- C. adcll, Mrs, Pearl Hamilton, guests, ud All's, llmvuiall. hostess. The noxi meeting will be held November Is at the linlllc Snyder on Cohb stivet. of .Mis. D. OF U. V. HAS VERY INTERESTING MEETING THURSDAY Floii'tu-e Nightingale lent No. I.'i, Immiliicrs ot I'nion Vclcmiis of the l nil War, 1v1-1m;5. met al 7:30 o'clock Thursday nlultl at Ihe aunoiy and made plans tor a Ik social to be held Inllowini; the next lodce nii-etliiK. Novi-inti.'!- 111. al Hie armory. Initiation will also be held al ihe uo-rtlug. Miss Ma Sebilns, plvsidcut, conducted Ihe uicellng. Miss Edna ling has been ap pointed slate colorlieaivr No. 2. Ami stale ileiwrtment aides Include Virginia Cynis, Mntlc Green and Vligiuln Young ot tile hH-al lent. The hO!pilaliitiou coiuiiUltee hp lolnti'd includes .Mrs. Anna Peter .-.on ami ua. Vhuiihh I'miuuIii'II. DR. R. L. DUNN IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY BY BIBLE STIJDY CLASS Following tire regular non-do- nonilnutionul lilble study ctuss meeting conducted by Dr. R. L. Dunn at the dining hall of the Douglas hotel building .Monilay evening, a delightful surprise parLy was given by the class hon oring Dr. Dunns Ulrinuay anui versary. On behalf of the class H. F. He- hard, of Unipqua, presented a fine gift to Dr. Dunn in honor of the occasion. A short program follow ed with Mrs. Eunice VVickliind, uf Melrose, and Miss Alice Malm pre senting readings. A delightful so cial hour followed und retresh inents, were served. Eighty were uresent for the enjoyable affair. The lllble class will meet again next Mon-;'.ay evening at o'clock in the dining hull ot the I mucins hotel. Anyone interest ed in receiving the certificate for the year's course, must register within the next week or two, How ever, the class is open to anyone interested in dliblc uludy work. whether or not they care to stuily especially for the certificate awarded for the complete course. & 4? MISS REN A WILLS IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY MONDAY Miss ltena Wills, bride-elect, was complimented al n ciiarming show er party given, hy Miss Helen Cobb at her home Monuay evening. Lovely bouiiuots of yellow chry santhemums and other full flowers were very nt tract ivcly arranged about the rooms. Cards were enjoyed during the evening with Mrs. Ted Snyder win ning the first prize for high Bcore and Miss ltu'ny Ncal receiving the ceusolation prize. At the close ot the card piny Miss Cohh served dc liciolls refreshments to M1s Wills, uuesl of honor. Mrs. E. Wills. Mrs. Ted Snyder. Mis. Gordon llenliett Mrs. Charles Collins, Miss Axine Ersklne. Mis Maxiue Laird, Miss Ruby Ncal. -Miss Mildred Mc Laughlin. Miss Dorothy Herman iitd Miss ltess Ilarl.cr. Following the serving of refresh ments the many lovely sliower gifts were presented lo Mlsa Wills. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING ON THURSDAY The Garden Valley Women's club reported an exceiM Innally enjoyable iii'ti'i-noou at the cluohousP 1 nurs- lay with Mrs. Earl McCoy us hos :css. 1 lie usual business session was he'ul. nfter which an lieur of infor mill visiting was enjoyed at the close of which dclii ions refiesh- mctits were served by Mrs. Mcloy to Mrs. Myrtle Huntley, Miss Fern Scolt and Miss Charlotte Knapp. guests, and Mrs. li. C. Pulley. Mrs. il. A Calhoun. Mrs. W. E. Ding ham. Mrs. Harvey Ewens, Mrs. Dotnct Fermison. Mrs. A. Niday. Mrs. J. I., l'otvin. Mrs. Hugh Hltchie. Jr., Mrs. John Sinclair. Mrs. Peter ' Sim lair. Mrs. C. I. Spray. .Mrs. T. M. inniford and Mrs. Gilbert Woods. The club will In- entertained ill the chihboose Noi-mbcr 1:1 by Miss Chariolle Kllapp. i MRS. J. A. HART IS HOSTESS TO LADY LIONS AT DESSERT-SUPPER .4 1 Mrs. J. A. Hart was a very gra cious hostess Monday eveniag . oi her home on South Stephens street, when she entertained the Lady Lions ut a delightful reven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper. Cotoneaster shrub bouquets were used as decoruliiu utollf. Covers were arranged for Mrs. Phil Harth, Mrs. H. Zachunsen Mrs. W. Thompson. Mrs. D. C. El liott, Mrs. James K. Campbell, Mrs. J. 11. Foley Mrs. J. P. Molschen- bacher, Mrs. O. J. Feldkainii, Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Mrs. Willard John son, Mrs. David Hess and the hos tess, Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Zacbarisen, president, con ducted the business meeting, fol lowed by a social hour of contract bridge. The prize for high score was won by Mrs. Zacharisen. ' s;;s KENNETH RONK IS HONORED AT PARTY SATURDAY EVENhNG Mrs. Kenneth Ronk graciously entertained at a delightful birth day party at her home at Winston Saturday evening to honor Mr. Ronk ou his anniversary. The rooms were decorated with lighled jack-o-lauterns and beautiful fall foliage. Cards and Hallowe'en games anil stunts were enjoyed, and later Mrs. Honk served delicious refresh ments to Mr. Konk, guest of hon or, Mr. and Mrs. . L. Krantz. Mr and Mrs. O. W. Ronk. Kermlt Ronk. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hol'f- uieister and daughter, Daisy Mae, Mrs. Maud Jennings and two chll dren, Rosa Lee and Orvllle, and Patricia Ann Ronk. MISS ELEANOR ENTLER ENTERTAINS MEMBERS OF JCB j DAUGHTERS SUNDAY Aii.-s Eleanor Eliller, junior piin t'css 01 lioseliurg Is-thel No. 8 of lot) s Daughters, entertained i-harniing inrorinal at home party sunilny nncrnooii from four to six- thirty o'clock nl the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Enller in Chapman street In Lauivlwood Knitting anil visiting were en joyed. Plans for Ihe coining meet lugs were discussed. Tea ami ronk. les were served later by Miss Ent Irr before the fireplace. i nose Miiinay afternoon "at home parlies are to be a feature ol the program for Ihe ramlnc r. Meclings are to be held hi the homes of various members every sununy. 0 A ENJOYABLE PARTY HELD AT NELSON BROTHERS TUESDAY party was given at the Vela lootners llOme llle;;i!nv pvonln. In "-e-oinie iieviiou ulgtil. Danc ing was enjoyed and at midiilclu a delightful bllfliH supper was sei veil. Those enjoyinj llie occasion lu I'hlded Mr. und Mis. M. M. Mere lilll. Mr. and Mrs John Na.lo,., Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.. Pvin. dnllch' I'llscllla. Mr. and Mrs ll.-.l...x lieCamp. Mr. and Mrs. Civile Cole. sir. ami Mrs. c. Long. Mrs. Clara lemon. Mrs Vance Howe, hn Kelley. Fred Woods. Illli Meleskey. Profiler Walker and I and Harney Nelson Hostess r. i he evening w,,,-,, v, ( iv,i ,, and Mrs lialsev UeCatuo. ' MR. AND MRS. LENOX HONORED AT SURPRISE 4 HOUSEWARMINO PARTY The past matrons and past pa trons of Roseburg chapter of East em Star surprised Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Lenox at their home in West Roseburg Monday evening by giv ing them a delightful housew arm ing party. A lovely wall tapestry was given by the group as a gift for the Lenox home. Games were enjoyed during the evening and later delicious refresh ments were served to Mr, and Mrs. Lenox, Mrs. Susie Cox, Gordon Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Her- ehui. Mi unS Xlra I.Oin V. Pimivmii Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ragan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lameraux, Mr. and Mrs. W. b Harris, Mr. and Mrs.- Archie Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. R. U Whip ple, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Morgan, -Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar,' Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. George Kohl hagen, Mrs. Carl E. Wlmberly, Mrs. Guy Cordon, Mrs. T. li. Virden, .Mrs. V. J. Micelll, Mrs. Frances Llmott, Mrs. V, S. French, Mrs. R. D. Williams, Miss Frances ltowell, Miss Elhel Webb. Miss Margaret Page and William Austin. ;;;; KEYSTONE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT H. R. SLATER HOME Mrs. H. R. Slater. Mrs. Weslcv Thompson and Mrs. B. C. Elliott entertained the Melhodlst Episco pal Keystone club yesterday after noon at the Slater home on North Jackson street. Mi-s. John Weatherford, iprest dent, conducted the business meef ing and plans were made for a polluck supper and social for Fri uay evening, November 13, at tho church parlors, at which time the husbands will be enterlained as guests. Mrs. G. Nordling was ap pointed chairman of the dinner. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed until the tea hour when Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Elliott served delicious refresh ments to Mrs. Bruce Mollis, Mrs. W. H. Baillee, Mrs. Wallace Sny der, Mrs. Ernest Schorman, Mrs. John Weaiherford, Mrs. Ralph Leonard, Mrs. 11. D. McKay, Mrs. E. C. Jones, Mrs. F. G. Burr, Mrs. Ed Borgen, Mrs. James E. Camp bell, Mrs. G. Nordling, Mrs. Ken neth Ford, Mrs. Charles Thurston, Jr., Mrs. Hugh Harrison and Mrs. Earl A. Britton. The next meeting will he held. at two o'clock December 4 at tho H. 1). McKay home on West First street with Mrs. McKay and Mrs. Ed Borgen acting us joint host esses. SHELL OIL COMPANY ' DINNER IS ENJOYABLE AlfFAfljR OF-THURSDAY A delightful seven O'clock dinner was given by the Shell Oil com pany employees lust Thursday eve ning at the Dutch Mill honoring Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ivie, who are leaving for the south to make their home, and for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schorman. of lleni u-i. have moved to Roseburg to take the Ivie family's place in tho company. Covers were planed rr xi u., Wrt L. J. Griffith,. Mr-., and I Mrs. M. H. Ivie, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schorman, Mr. and Mrs. I.vm, Berkley, Mr. and Mrs. John wi,. erford, Mr. and .Mrs. George Wil cox, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heud rlckson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hull weber, Mr. and MrB. Gavle Bartel Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. John William Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Havelis, Mr. and Mrs. Dorvyl Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Snyder, Miss Gene vieve McKcown, Robert HelUwcll, all of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. A B. Grubbe. of Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns,' of Myrtle Creek: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc Clintock and Virgil Yonce, of Eu gene, and iVr. and Mrs. Cecil By ers, of Myrtle Point. Delightful numbers were pre sented through tho courtesy of Ihe Langenberg Tap and Acrobatic Dance studio, after which a social evening of dancing wus enjoyed MISS BARBARA LAURANCE AND EARL OAKLEY marqv AT DILLARD SUNDAY Miss Barbara Lauranre dj.ni.li. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Custer Uu ranee, of Dillard, and Earle Oakley also of Dillard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oakley, of Portland, were quietly married at the Methri. dist parsonage at DI11mi-,i ui ..i,,.. o'clock Sunday morning, Novem ber i. Kev. Glen P. While, pas tor of the church. nerfnrnioH ii, ceremony In the presence of only a few relatives of the couple. i-unuwiiig me ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Oakley left on a n.i,i, after which they, will make their home at DUJard. Tho briilo was graduated from Roseburg high school In 1935. Mr. Ouklev Is i.lso well known here, hnvinir .ii.,i.,i the liuiil school and later moving lo Oakland, Ore., and then lo Port land wilh his parents. EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON IS ENJOYED AT HOTEL ROSE CN TUESDAY Mrs. W. M. Canmhell nr.l,i..i the November 12 o'clork executive luncheon i of the Roseburg Woman's club held Tuesday at the Rose hotel. Covers were an-ancd r.... xi..u CampMI, Mrs. C. S. Helpline. rs' Walter Fisher. Mrs. Sinn Willi,,.,,. .Mis. O. W. SMan. n l.,i i-iV rich. Mrs. Thomas I'm kins.,,, 'i,. A. C. Marsters. Mis l'ti..r li,.,' ncr, .Mrs. William Bell. Mrs. W. ... w,i, .,,. iieni,., t ul Mrs. Fnlerlck J. linr. i ne group attended the i-,.i,,r in.-ctiiig of the lioseliurg Wonum's iuii m oiic-tniriy o'clock. MR. AND MRS. OAKLEY HONORED BY FRIENDS ON MONDAY EVENING A very enjoyable charivari was ciien In honor of Mr. and Mrs, .ii ,iamey, .vionday night ut the l . l-llliunce home. Mrs (1..1.. Icy was formerly Miss Barbara lAiuninee. n prominent member of ..main yourgei set. . fhe u-uul cui.dv und rlixm iiloycd and a wry nVmnni ... lug ,.f tutttlng was spent. Ihose eilioviliff th. ,.,(.,.. wilh Mr. and Mm. iiklv. m.,. (Continued ou puge 3) i
