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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWSrREVlEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 30, 1937. 50(CDE"rW Social Calendar Monday, February 1 Monthly biidineuH nmoilng of, tho Itutiubui'K Junior U'onmn's club at I 7 ?n n'i-lift ill t tin clnh If in till Cuibmitiecs lor Valentine card parly on February 6 will wake iiiuii i-iMirtriR. Past mutioiiH or thu KiiHlmii Star to bu enterialiifU ul a dsH;rl tfUp- iiur at 7:3U at Iioiiiu of Mrs. it. U U'lllianiH. ItoKo I'.T. A. to meet at 4:0U at . tho Hose ttcliool. A to Z ciuu will meet at the homo of Ine Ciohui. lJnl niemdeiUH ol (J forgo Sturm ,er auxiliary will niuw. at tno home of Mrs. r. W. Slarnier on Win- chL'aier Htreet at 2:UU o clock, Tuesday, February 2 ItoaebUiK woman h ciuu execu tive luncheon al i'i o'clock at tile Hotel Hose. KoHebui'K Womau'H elub l:3u o'clock deHert lunchenii mooting m clubhoutte. Attorney H. u. Ktlny give Lincoln's day mlrtresB on pa triotic program. All day inecLliiK of Minn Jf'KSJe clatiH lieKinnfui; at lu ; :t0 at home of Aim. W, lu, Olt at itivertidtUu. American Lou Ion auxiliary meet Jug at me armory 'J'uoday al o'clock. Wednesday, February 3 New Idea cltni to meet with Mrs. y. it. Buckingham. Friday, February 5 Public Valentine curd party upoiibored by Junior Womnu't ciuo at a o clock at ItoKchurg Woman ClUbl'OOlUH. February 8 University club meeting at Tuv crn at s o clock. li. 1. . club Valentine dinner party at llolel Umpmiu. AieetiR of ooiicraft Thiinlile ciuu at iiotne or mih, utura iiotin tihell. Lady Lions dessert supper to . -be held at home ot AIih, I'ele AIol uchenbacher on isoulh Alain street wiih Airs. AiotSciienbacher and ' jlrs. Urilce Kliott Joint hoSlesseti, February 9 Catholic Ladies tiewltiK tto'ciety ' UpoiiaorH ttfcoiiu of it seni'H oi ben ; rut card pariiep at, ciKlit o'clock . in eventiiK at purirth nail. I'n.eu at every table lor contract, auction liiuiKc nve-humtied and pinochle JtoLjunhiiioiiU. Mr. Frank Alba roe, chairman. Public cordially In VI ted. . i February 10 ; Inler He Hludy ciuh to meet ut ; the noini) ot Mih. V. llurpuam on : HincueDter hi reel. " Fcbru&ry 11 ; SuiiHhlno club nieetn wllh Mrs. i William Mshor ut Her home on , uuicnetiter atieel. f-cbruary 12 J Annual American Lchm nuxli- ; Jury benelit linrary tea in uiu- noon. Airs. Ueorjie Wharton, e,eu: I era) chairman, usislaU'ii hj past prumdenls ot uininjuu unit an uo- ; teases. I February 16 KatIes auxiliary lu hold politick ' nupper at six o clock, followed uy ; urui practice ' MRSi MONRO l HOLDS . ' MT(NG OF COMMITTEES ; THURSDAY EVENING The foinmitlee. for the Catholic lienellt curd parly to be held I'ch- ( Jinny II, met at ihe home ol .Mih Frank Monroe, seneral chairmuh, J liurHihiy eveniiiK. IJurlnu the eve ' ni tig preparations were made and . plans dlxcuH.sed for the party. , late lunch wan nerved by Airs. Alou- ' roe, assisted toy Airs. Martin Paul, ! lo the commit lee inemberH, Mih, J. II. Foley, .Urn. .1. T. Ilryun. Mrs , jtlclmnl Wlllett, Mih. l.uvy niims, Minn Kll.ahelh Paul, Mih. ; Murphy, Mrs. .lamcH Dolau and ' jlrs. Puul. LADY ELKS HOLD", MEETING THURSDAY ; AT THE TEMPLE The l.adv Klkn Held their renu , lar meeting ThurHday evening at . the lemplr, with Mih. Al Kent - president, lu ehnrge. and Mrs i 'buries lloyd a IionI en for t lu , evening, t. 'arils wi'ie In play with - IMt'H. It. I.. Whipple winning Ih contract Utiilge iirlu. fel -,s- , Churl en lloyd, the iiiuoehle nrle The next meeting will be held , j ebruary JS. ! sew, and so club , Hold meeting on thursday IH(AIN...Ian. :tt - The Sew and Ko chili tm-t ThurHday nlternoou ul the home nf Mrs. V, v.. Conns. ; The afteimton was Hpeut In fsew- lug and vlHltiiiii. As htrthdiiy.H ol two tit the tnemhei s occurred In .limitary, the hostess served a love ly hirthday caKe with fruit, roroa . ti ml collce lo th following: .Mi-a- ilanii'H l.auia Conns, Lloyd Coons, Jlemletson ami Lukey, uud Mtsset 1 J-Jdiiu I lit tin u ii ml Klsi' Wlci'gur vt nnil Ihe hiMteHH. di-s, Coons. . PRESIDENT'S BIR'f DAY BALL TO BE ENJOYABLE AFFAIR A large rrnwd is expected to at tend the president's birthday hall at the armory lonighl. Wesley it ( HaniH Ih general chairman of (lu miiMT. iirniieu (lie eineiiiiiii itient rommlttee of Ihe Ml Us lnihu ttml representatives of the various eily service emits. Music will he ; ftirlHlUMl t Hiu l(tl (llltll'11 tMt'liit.S- INFORMAL DINNER ENJOYED AT WILCOX HOME WEDNESDAY EVENING I" Mr. ' mid A AIik. Uenrge - Wilcox wem-'hoHiH' at an turm nml 7:U0 O' clock dinner Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mm, I-ynii Iieekiey. The table was lovely, urneed vtith pin k tapers, enclosing a silver eetitot Jiiece. By MEREDITH ANNE JENKINS LNORE HELL1WELL AND LEONARD COOPER MARRIED AT QUIET CEREMONY Miss Leuore Ilelliwell and Leon ard Cooper were murrled ut a quiet ceremony Saturday, January 16th, at the Dexter itice home on Knue sireet, with Dr. C. A. Kdwards pro nouneiiig the ritual. The ceremony was performed at eight-thirty in the evening by canUellght from lull, while tupem ptuccd around tnu room utuongst pule pink car- uulfons uud fern. The bride, love ly in a flour length cream laco dress with u cut sage of gardenias, was given in mariiage by her brother, Donald llelliweii. Kenneth Jfeill well served as best num. After tho wedding .MIsh Hazel Strickland as sisted Mis. Donald Jlelliwell in serving retreshmeiuB to the clone lileudH and relatives present at the service. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper will make their home lu AHhland where Air. Cooper is employed by the Hull Construction company. Both aio well known lu ItOHeburg, having liv ed hero for many years. Alio, j Cooper Ih the daughter of Ernest I llelliweii of Portland, uud for sev oral years lias been employed ut morgan a grocery. i.S at DR. AND MRS. A. E. MORGAN HONOMtO AT DINNER AT THE MARSTERS HOME Dr. and Airs. A. R Morgan were honored at a lovely dinner Tues day evening at six-thirty o'clock given hy Air. and Mrs. A. C. AIiuh- Lers al. their homo on Kauo street. Dr. and Airs. Aionjau are bolnir transferred houij to IJelenu, AIoiil. Tho table was beautifully aiiijoini- ed with a silver centerpiece and blue lapoiH. Visiting uud games and music were enjoyed durinir the evening. Those present were Dr. ami Airs. Alorgun, Key. and Mrs. llaynor Smith, Mr. mid Mrs, J. D Osborn, Mih. It. L. Cille. Mr. ami Airs, Foster Jlutner. Mth. m i.' Kfce, Lyle Alarstors, Mrs. Sluuher. Ml, aild Mrs. U. W'.. Alnrslm-M n..l the host and hostess, Air. and Mrs. a. v. iMarsiers. LaVAUGHN JURGENSEN CtLEBRATES NINTH oinTnDAY ANNIVERSARY Mrs. P. M. .lurgensen honored her daughter. MIsk i,h Viuil'Iui v. hi, n birthiiay party on her ninth an niversary Sunday. The guests en joyed a.lheatre party lu the after noon, after whlcil Airs. durirmiMi.n assisted by Aliss Frances Viurdy, solved a dessert lum-hcoil at her home on South Pino Mlri'jil til r.'iin oVliioli. Tlic nihil, tuiUPrillei'o con. sluti'd or u lililluliiy cnliu (Iramik'd In kiouii mill wiiliu. Lovely Kilis ! lll'IWVIIIuil til .liH LllVllllKllll. iiuwu iiri'Honi rnr mo iirtiTiiifon WIM'IJ l.ll'llimhll JlirLrlllHlll Al". clHIl IMiliiuil!!, Unity lu'isi,., Cnniii'l i'.yi.i!wn, aiiitr IKiruii, Kiln Shl-i;y mill Klllhciliiu .Murphy. WflS. ENTLEn 13 HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON THURSDAY .MIH. 1(0) Kullt'l' niti'l niii.-il h.ii- lirhlffi I'lllli ill n I'liiirmliit; nnil o'l-lonk IllluliTOii Thlll-mliiy ul hci llnlilo III l.nili'olwoiiil. Mih. j. .;. ltiiiiynii lii-lil IiIkIi scorn lor iht lit li'illoim'B i.liiy wllll Mih. I1. T. I in - bur hiivliiK wimihI. Tliornj in'owni .oru Mrs. I', T. Mill):.!'. .lrn. 1! v. Wlinlii'ily, Jim. (I. (;. Kiiilnv, ,ir. I. II. Illilillo. Mih. M. hi,.,.. .. J. M. Iliiiiyiiii, .lr. A. K. MiiiL-ni,. Illlll till) llOHtOKH, .1 I'll. Klllll't'. AMERICAN LEg'Ion AUXILIARY TO MEET TUESDAY Tim auxiliary ,,r III,. Allii'i'lcall l.i'Klnn will liolil IIS i-i-.-'ii l,ii- ini... Illi; Tlli'Kilny v.-ll 111 ii ul rluhl I'cliii'k ut llin armory. Tin- ivimtnr will In' Hpi'iil In 11,-hiK :i milll lor III.! ,-IiHiI wi'll'iiro tiiimriitn. All liii'illlii'l'ii urn ri'iiui'Kti'il In lu. iri.n. out mill IiiIiil' iliirnliiK in cillt'H unci Ihri'inl. PAST MATRONS TO BE ENTERTAINED MONDAY AT WILLIAMS HOME .ii;.. .. iiimiiii.-i iiiiii , rs. i n - Wlinlierly will be Joint hostesses In pasl linn runs of t. lOiislern I Slur al a "::ili n'doik desserl kiiii I per at Ihe former's residence Sinilli Hue si reel. All nasi mat. "lis I all vlslllug pasl mulrims lire Invited. Drama and Ann Harding Werner Janssen I-'lluu l:iigiaud im u-ns In surprise mn.-l of llu-lr lliuluy intl- mutes Him Ann Harding,- Man- and young citmhiclor, hoih Anierlcuns. had Islry office. Ml.-.- Ilarillng bus lueu li Shan- play. MR. AND MRS. MACLAY HONORED AT BUFFET SUPPER FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Ilarpbam were gracious iiosis to an imorni al DimeL supper, Friday evening, .fun. 22, honoring Mr. and Mrs. it. D. Maciay, wiio ten yeHierouy lor Olympia where Air. Aiaciay has oeeu transierred. J ho nuuet ta- Ole was graced wit ii a lace cloth, centered with yellow roseouds uud tail lupers to match. During tne evening visiting was enjoyeu. und .Mr. Aiaclay eiiierlaiued the guests. with his movie projector. Ahoge lireseut were Mr. and Airs. It, D. .Maciay, Mr. and .Mrs. T. U. Wat- won, Air. and Mrs. W. U. Crites, Air. und Mrs. A. J. Radiguu, C. L. Clark, Air. und Airs. Jlarold Mow ei man, Airs. K, K. lOrickson, Mr and Mrs. A. 11. Kerry of Tiller Mr. and .Mrs. H. K. D. Jtrown, ol Cottage Grove, IC. K, llarpham, of Portland und .Mr. and .Mrs. V, V, llarpham. MRS. E. O. RICKLI ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY .Mrs. K. O. Itlckli eiiu.'ituhicil hor rontruct brlilKii club TueHdiiy arier noon with u onft-tlilrly o't-louk ilos siMt liini'lieon. Mrs. (iGoi-Ki W'liar ton won tlnj club lirize for the ill'- lornooii s play, anil .Mrs. Clilr K. Alien won me ifiiost prize. Those, enjoying Die allernoon In dialed .Mrs. U'sler Wlinlierly, .Mrs. Clair K. Allen and .Mrs. Jean l-'roe-until. Kiiests, and Mrs. (J. -V, Wlni belly. Airs. Geoi'Ke pli!irtou, Airs. S. J. Shoemaker, Airs. l''rod lluniil- toil, Mrs. June Harris, AIi-k. Jt. L. Whipple, Mrs. Harry llluck, Mrs. Ilonier (iro and the hostess, Mrs. Ulckll. i , . COUNTRY CLUB LADIES HOLD MEETING THURSDAY The ladles or the country club met I liursday ut ten o'clock al th cluti house. The morning was l t In playliiK contract bridse with Airs. Harry Stuurns liDldlng lllfih score. A short biisiuusi! ses sion was held, presided over hy Mrs. "Si" lllllaril, caplain. Al noon a politick linuheoii was en joyed by those present. Airs. W. M. Alcbaehern, Airs. Hurry Slearn; Mrs. .1. M. Jinlil, Airs. "Hi" Dlllnrd Mis. Walter Msllcr, .Mrs. W. IS. Olt, Mrs. John Marks mid Mrs. I'.'. I IvohlhiiKcn. Thu next ineellni' will be Thins day ot next week ut ten o'clock. (Jonlrnct bridge wl)l be played with a potmen iiincheoii ut noon. CHARMING DESSERT SUPPER ENJOYED MONDAY EVENING Airs. Leslie Ciiiiiiiiiugs entertain ed at a lovely- dcsHcrl supper Alon day evening at 7:.1U. 'I'lle gilests were served at card lalilcs beaull lully appointed Willi ' red lupers and greenery. Coulract bridge was In play during the evening with Airs. Kloyd Wilson whining first prize und Airs. J. A. Hart con solution prize. Those present were Airs. Adrian r'lsher, Mrs. Clyde Kiillurtuii, Airs. Ted llurr, Mrs. Les ter Wlmberly, Airs. .1. 11. Ilen llessy. Airs. .1. A. Hart. Alls. I'lnyd Wilson und the hosless, Mrs. Cuiil inings. MRS. E. A. POST ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB FRIDAY l-'ollowlng u no-hosl luueheon ut Ihe liinpiiiia bolel. Airs. K. A. Post eiiierlaiued her coulrnct brlilge cluli al. her home In the Howell iiparluienls! .Mrs. ,11. A. Simmons won llrsrilrlze for the afternoon's piny, Willi Mrs. drum unburn hav ing second. Those present were Mrs. Simmons. Airs, tlsborn. Mrs W. Al. Mi-Kiiehern, .Mrs. Hurry Stem-nit. Mrs. A. II. Taylor. Mrs. "- Alelzger, Airs. "SI", Dllhuil, and Ihe hosless, Ali-s. I'osl't UNIVERSITY CLUB HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING MONDAY EVENING The l ulverslly dub held a very lllleresling meellug .Momlav eve ning at the Tavern wllh Karl Cnn or, preshlenl, lu ehari;e. Am enesl for Ihe evening. Alvlu Kiiiiilisnii ,-... n. , Ions siom s ami ,1,,. Voi,k,.,- , ,n,! mon.l .-nlli... h... .. i.- ,., '.. was held hy Ihe mem hers The nei meellug of ihe chili will he held on l-'t-1 1 1 nil i y Slh at the Tavern. Music Merge screen star, and Werner .Imi.-sen. hit!U mauled nt Ihe Lieidnii rig. ou tour In liuulatiU, belli, sluiiod in hildreo Mclaughlin honored at buffet supper tuesday .Mrs. W. K. Ctaapman entertained at a 7:00 o cluck buffet supper her hume In Laurelwood Tuesday evening Honoring .miss mimed .Mc Laughlin. Ourlng the evening oours games and visiting were enjoyed oy tne guests. The following were those present tor tne evening: .Miss Hlldred .Mc Laughlin, Mis. U. 1. .McLaughlin Mrs. V. V. Harnham, .Miss Kale Buchanan, .Miss Alice Ueland, Miss Uetli 1'artrldge, .Mrs, Arthur Jdaum. Mrs. J. M. Judd. Mrs. Harold Cluake, Aliss .Margaret Uaum, .Mrs. Louis Fles, Miss Verla Mc Laughlin, .Mrs. Ted Booth, Miss Llorolhy Herman, Miss .Mildred Shoudy, Mrs. 1- rederick Cliapmau. Airs. Jumes Judd, Jr., Mrs. Ueorge cnurcniii, miss Ann nice, .Mias hvelyn 1'homason, Miss Lois Irv- lug, , Mrs. I.eoDald Loetterle. Mr 1. .1. Uunn, .Mrs. William Uniath .Miss Carinel Xewlund, Miss Doro thy Hale Ja:kson, Miss Wilma Bus- enbark. Airs. Jova Bates, Miss Helen Conb and the hostess. Airs. Channian. Aliss .McLaughlin ami Jack Chan nian win be married Sunday, Jan umy 31st, ut o'clocK in the Presbyterian chiircb, in the pres enee of only close friends and rel atives. INTER SE STUDY CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY AT MRS. R. R. BRAND'S Airs. K. 1. Brand was hostess Wednesday ut her home on Ham son. street to the Inter So Study cii;n. a loveiy (lessen luncheon was served at one-thirty, followed by the discussion of the topics for the meeting, at which time all members gave their roll-cull tonics. .mis. k. s. nail presumed a very inieresiing speech on Juuglaud, en titled "Kuglalid Sneaks." Those en joying Hie aiiernoon were Mrs. E, Hall, .Mrs. Victor Clark, Mrs. Karl Ullrich, Mrs. V. Harnhani Mrs. ,Tias. Doeruer, Mrs. Clyde Beard and the hostess. Airs. Brand. II was announced that the next meeting would be held ut the home ot Airs. Vernon Hui-phum on Win chester street Februury 10. Airs, Clarence Cannon will have the papur for. tlie meeting. LIONS CLUB AND GUESTS ENJOY DINNER AT RIVERSDALE GRANGE ihe I. Ions club cnteriulned thuir wives and guests Wednesday even ing lit the Itlversilule gruugc hall wan an eight o clock turkey din ner, which wus served by ladles ot the grunge, l ollnwing the din uer, dancing wus enjoyed for the elualnder ol the evening. Those present lor , the enjoyable affair were ur. aid Airs. J. li. Campbell Air. and Airs. J. A. Hurl. Glenn Owen, Larry Kendall, Air. and Airs liriico Kiiiott, Ur. und Mrs. J. IJ 'oley. Air. and Airs. W. Thomp son, Air. ami Mrs. David Hess, Al Kent, Aliss Alary Dell Oeddes, Miss Caroline Brown, Harold 1-it-ken-seller. Air. and . Airs. Pete Mot- schenbacber, Air. and . Mrs. II. acharlesen, Air. and Airs. Al. H. Muncy, Air. and Mrs. A. U. Parr Ilobert l-'ratlk. Air. and Mrs. T. H. Hemes wore guests of the club for ihe-erenlng. MRS. J. H. BOOTH ENTERTAINS AT . LUNCHEON SATURDAY- -:Mrs'. .1. H. Boolll was hostess lit l'::ln o'clock luncheon tor her Saturday elub last Saturday at lier lioine on Court street. Tne table Was qulle unusual anil- benulliul ith n center decoration of yellow jasmine, forsyihlu and yellow duf- lodlls, mixed Willi fern. The fol lowing guesls wore served: Airs. llaynor Smith, Airs. A. C. .Mars- turs. Airs. Kosler Iltltner. guests, Airs, u uslilngion Hughes, Airs. Ira LI. Iliddle. Airs. Lee Wells, Airs. ltobert Ulle, Airs. J. D. Osborn .Mrs. A. K. Alorgau, Mrs. Al. K. itico and the hostess, Airs. Booth. MRS. G. M. ILES ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY EVENING .Mrs. ll. Al. lies was hostess to her Iv-iilge dub m a lovely dessert supper in her apartment in the Kolilliageii upni-imcnls Tuesday evening. Airs. Kr-.iesl Patterson on lir.-t prize. Aliss Doris Jack son, second, and Airs. I Al. Lehr- bacli. consol'.iliou prize for Ihe lung's play. Those enjoying Un veiling of eontriii-t bridge liidml- Airs. I.. Al. I.ehrbuch, gllesl. Aliss Alarle l.aiigeuberg, jlrs. C. Wesley Williams, Airs. ICrnest Pat- in. Airs. Preston Lee, .Mrs. Owen Walker, Aliss Lloris Juekson Hid Ihe hosless. Airs. ti. Al. lies. MRS. STORY ILES HOSTESS AT LOVELY DINNER Airs. Story lies enleltalned Sun- lay evening wllh u charming in formal dinner honoring the birth day i Ivi'isarles of her husbiitiil nnil .Mrs. li. Al. lies. Dinner was I served al uiilii lo Air. ami Airs, ti. Al. lies, Mrs. W. It. Alurrav. -Mrs. I. ll. linker, Jack linker, Vir ginia Hughes, ,11m .Murray nnd Air. and Airs. Slnry lies. The evening hours were spent pleasantly In vis iting. WOMAN'S CLUB EXECUTIVE MEETING TO BE NEXT TUESDAY A I IS o'clock next Tuesday noon Hie Woman's dub executive hoard, dulihiitise beard and directors will men lor Hielr February luni-heon III the llolel Itose. Airs. W. At. I'mnpbell. president, will be In i-hai-ge. Those asked lo meet wllh Mrs. Campbell indi,,,. Mis. .1. II. 1-olej, Mrs. Sioll Wl. limns. Mrs. Karl rilrleh. Mrs. W. ler Kl.-lu-r. Mrs. Thomas Parkin son. Mrn. A. ('. Marslers. Mrs. Ilerllia Parnill. .Mrs. ('. II. Illlllev -Mis. W. II. oil. .Mr. I Kohlhaueii. Sr.. .Mis. Wl Ham Hell. Mrs. Poster Bui ner ami Mrs. Frederick J. Pur. ler. Following the luncheon Ihe group will go lo the diihlioiise for the mi mill imii-liulc meetlnir of 11.,- KoM-biir-c Woltiau's ,-lub. LOVELY DINNER ENJOYED SUNDAY AT WADDELL HOME Air. and .Mrs. II. ('. Wnilili-ll wei- besls to a 5: lYIock dlniier Sn.i. lay evening al their home on Kan, "lleet, tlllesls of Ihe evelllne in. eluded Mrs. It. I., ('.ile, Alls. M F lore. Mr. and Airs. A. V. Alurstera and l.i lt Alurslere. FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL MARRIED IN DEL MONTE, CALIF. The marriage, df Miss Margaret 1. Horner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Horner of Salinas, Calif., former residents of Rose- ourg, ana Morns a, Keesling, son of -Mr. and Mrs. E. Keesllne ot Sun Krancisco, was solemnized at a oeautnui candle lighted cere inoiiy on Wednesday. January 13 at 3 o'clock p. m., In. St. John's cliapel, uel Monte, Calif. The bride, who was given In mar. rlage by her father, wore a black peplum style dress with black ac- eessorles and her bridal corsage was of gardenias. Her Bister, Miss Opal Horner, as . bridesmaid, also wore black and a corsage of red roses. Elmer J. Serpa of Gil roy. Calif., acted as best man. Relatives and close friends of tne couple witnessed the cere mony after which a dinner was en. joyeu. Ihe young counle will make their home in Watsonvllle, Calif., where Ihe groom is employed by the Standard Oil company of Cali fornia. .Mrs. Koeslliig attended the rtoso. burg schools and L-iadlliileil from the Rosebure- high school In 1931. INTERESTING PATRIOTIC MEETING ANNOUNCED FOR ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB Next Tuesday at . 1:30 o'clock deilgbllul dessert luncheon1 will be enjoyed by the Roseburg Woinan's ciuo to be followed by a patriotic Lincoln s any audi ess Hy, B. L, Kddy, prominent Roseburg attor ney, who Is a speaker of note. The cum program committee feel es pecially fortunate in securing At torney Kddy to give tills address mid tne officers are urging as lurge an ulteiidnnce as possible because oi the program being so very much worm wnne. Airs. W. Al. Campbell, president wilt be ill chat-i'R iiiiH will Intr-n. duee roll-call speakers, Including aii s. i-aui warren. Airs, lid win 0. loung, Airs. C. K. Roberts, Mrs. V. Wlmberly and Mrs. E. F. Tandy. , 'Iho hostesses for the dessert luncheon include Mrs. Earl Ullrich, chairman, .Mrs. O. 11. Walzig, Airs. Bartell and .Mrs. K. D. Lytic. it- ' MISS BETTY RUSSELL ENTERTAINS NEBO DRAMATIC CLUB Aliss Betty Russell entertained the Nebo Dramatic club of the sen ior high school at her home on Reservoir liventle last Saturday evening. Following the Initiation Inln the club of new members. games were enjoyed by the group. ncn niemner was reiiulred to give some entei'tiilnment, and among those most enjoyable were a comic solo by Homer Grow, one of the club advisors,- nnd a modern melo drama presented by the older mem bers of tlie club. Later in the eve ning Aliss Russell, assisted by Miss Dorothy oermond, served refresn- inents lo Ihe group enjoying tlie veiling, ,miss Kitto Buchanan. Aliss Vmaniln Anderson. Air. and .Mrs. Homer Clow. I-Jleanor Kntler. Vir ginia Ness, Adah Almie Ruhl, Ku gonla. Brlggs, Joan Perkins, June Ula'i-lt,:,,Mudiyn Jiemrlnger, Jeanne Hughes, Dorothy (ierinoml, Lowell nutting, viaynu Howe, Bob Har- nink Wells and tho hostess. Betty Russell. - '' MRS. BRIDGES OI OAKLAND ENTERTAINS CHRISTMAS CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. R. D. Bridges of Oakland entertained thu Christmas club on eilnesduy evening it a 7 o'clock dinner. Adorning the table was a centerpiece of daffodils and heath- with yellow timers nt each Bide. Airs. Bridges was assisted in serv ing by her daughter, Joyce. I lie tollowing were l ie guests enjoying the evening: Mrs. Leon Aicciintocii, Airs. c. B. Wade. Airs. 11. C. Church, Dr. and Airs. Clair K. Allen, Air. aud Mrs. O. M. Ber- ic, Mr. und Airs. Harry i'argeter. Air. and Airs. J. R. Wharton and Mr. und .Mrs. R. D. Uridges. LADY LIONS TO M'EET FEBRUARY 8th AT HOME OF MRS. PETE MOTSCHENBACHER Mrs. Pole Aloascheubacher and Mrs. Bruce . Klllott will be Joint hostesses ut the former's homo on Soutli Muln sireet Tuesday even ing, Februury S, nt a dessert sup per tor tho Lady LIous. Queen of Snow Sports ! Pretty enough to be movie queen, yet not cinema star but Lot Angeles socialite, Miss Frances Gilmorc, daughter of Earlc Gitmore, California oil magnate, lias been selected queen of winter sports for Los ' O Ansdu' annual soow caraivil ANNUAL LIBRARY TEA TO BE OUTSTANDING EVENT OF FEBRUARY 12TH Always an .outstanding social event of thu year i the American t-et'On auxiliary library tea, wni'ch win oe uela in the banquet room of Hie Hotel Unipy.ua the afternoon ot FeDruary I2iu from tnree to five o ciock. Mrs. Ueorge Wharton and Mrs. Ned Dixon, cualrmen of the atiair, together with oilier past presments of the Umpqua unit us u couimittee, are planning au un usually interesting program for tne anernoon. 'ino patriotic motif win oe observed, honoring the an niversary ot Lincoln s Dlnn, and ib oinguiaiiy lining as the proceeds ol tne tea will oe used to bund up me alien oi me HOBeDurg pumic uurary uevoteu to oooks ou Ameri canization. Presiding at the tea tables will be mem Dors o the Roseburt nublic uurary ooura inciueung mis. u. V, iiiuiooriy, Mrs. uuaries Roberts, Mrs. j. u. Stewart and Mrs. Wul- tor Fisher. All past presidents of tne auxiliary Airs. t. B. Stewart, mis. uuy cordon, Mrs. J. A. Ful viler, Mrs. Cluir K. Allen. Mrs. H C. Lllurcn, Mrs. George Caskey, ..no. 1.1U110U uortny, .Mrs. Ned Dtx- ou, aiis. can Winiueny, .Mrs. Tom urKinaon, .Miss Pearl Jones. Mrs. ttoy loung, Airs. Ueorge Whurton. and Mrs. rturcy Hatiicld, present piesiuent win serve as hostesses inning me niiornoou, Tho general puuuc is invited to utteud, ELCAROSE-SUTHERLIINl Luits Aid holu meeting MELROSE, Jan. 30. The, Klga'- rose .Luineran Ladies Aid hem ineir regular meeting 1 liursday afternoon at the Klgarose cnurcn wim mis. J. Sjogren as hostess. The meeting was culled to ordey by Mrs. A. s. Anderson, who act eu as president pro-tern in the ab sence of Mrs, W. O. Sandstrom with Mrs. Ruth Forslund acting as secretary . pro-tern for Mrs. John Uusenbafk Jr., also absent. At the devotional services Mrs. J. G. Wicklund read the tweiity- luurm cnapter oi Aiattnew, which was followed by a nroeram - of singing and readings which includ ed a song, "Brighten the Corner Where You Are," by Mid. J. o. Bacltlund, Elsa and A'lnut Sjogren and . Faith Wicklund; readings by ns. j. u, unciiiunu. Aim. A. s. An derson aud Mrs. E. lidnian; solo by Mrs. J. 0. Bncklund. Miss' Elsa Sjogren, Faith Wicklund, Alma Sjogren am( joining the ladies later were Carl Anderson, Stan ley Sjogren. Bernard and Olaf Sjogren. The next -Aid meeting will be held nt the homo of Mrs. Carl Baeklund. At the close of the meeting vis- lllng was enjoyed and refresh ments were served by Mrs. Sjogren to Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Sam uel Luwndahl and Airs. Oscar Nel son from Rosuburg, Mrs. C. Ed man, Mrs. A. S. Anderson. Mrs. C. Olson, Mrs. Carl Baeklund. Mrs. I Rutli Forsluilil, members, and vis itors present wero Airs. Stanley Sjogren, Airs. J. G. Wicklund, .Mrs. dinner Hedherg. Miss Helen An dorson, Mrs. 1. O. Baeklund. POTLUCK CLUB ENJOYS MEETING THURSDAY EVENING AT MRS. LEONARD RILEY'S Tlie Potluek cluD was entertain. ed by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Riley Thursday evening al a 7:00 o'clock dinner. During tlie evening con tract bridge was played with Mrs. is. . Randolph winning tlie prize. Loren AleCuiloch received the guest prize. Those present for tho ev ening were Mrs. Wlllnrd Johnson, Air. and Alls. I.oren AleCuiloch and Fred Can- of Mcdl'ord, guests: Mr. and Mrs. O. Al. Krell. T. R. Run-, Air. and Airs. A. J. Ellison. Mrs. E. G. Randolph, und the host and hosless. Air. and Airs. Leonard Riley. BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN THELMA MOREY TUESDAY EVENING , Harold Haskin was' host at a birthday dinner Tuesday' evening :..t eight-thirty o'clock al Ihe Tavern honoring Miss Tllelnnl Alorey. Those present for the evening In cluded .Miss Mnrey, Mr. find Mrs. Leonard liettei-ie. ATr. and Mrs. George Ban-. Hob Helliwell, Percy Robinson, Ronald and Betty Faulk ner, Aliss Helen Cobb, Aliss Ann Rice and Ihe host, llmnld Raskin. I I B. P. W. CLUB HOLD MEETING MONDAY EVENING ' The Business and Professional Woman's club held Its regular meeting Monday evening, January 36th, at the ciuo rooms, wuu ansa Ha Laubach. president, in cnargo. The evening's program observed the annual emblem service. Thu club Collect was given by the verse choir led by Miss Kate Buchanan. followed, by the emblem song lea by Lucille Lenox with Marjorle Wilson, accompanying. Florence Snedaker gave the re ports on the district convention held at Marshtleld, January Hi and 17. Following the business meet ing, initiation was held, directed by Dolma Grobe and assisted by Edith Gllmour, lla Laubach, Lu cille Lenox, Marjorle Wilson, Lucy Pinkerton, Florence Snedaker, Laura lies, Ina Farnswortli, .Vera Fredrlckson, and Helen Magers. Members initiated into the club were Ellen Carlson, Geraldine Sheehey, Ethel Guile, Margaret Oderklrk, Louise Young, Helen Shrleve, Esther Qevaii, and Aman da Anderson. Visitors present for the" evening were Mrs. W. Al. Campbell and .Mrs. L. W. Ruhl. Tea and wafers were served at an unusual table covered with n Mexican drawn work linen cloth centered by a large Mexican basket of gourds aud tull yellow tapers In Fiesta pottery caudle sticks. The service was in colorful Fiesta pottery. The comniuieo in charge of the re freshments was Verna Carothe'rs and . Lucille Lenox. The next meeting scheduled for Februnry 8th will be a Valeiftlne dinner, party nt tho Umpqua hotel o:io. wim .May Fisher in charge. GLIDE P.-T. A. HOLDS MEETING THURSDAY EVENING The Glide Pni-ent.Tenelioi- elation met Thursday, evening, Jan uary ii, in the school auditorium, Airs. Vera Shrum, president, pre sided over the business nesnlnn The membership committee ehnir. man, Airs. Claud Talcott. reported on the number of members in good standing. Mrs. L. D. Horner, seal sale chairman, gave the tola! amount received for the tuberculin- seal sale. It was rennrlerl Mint llwi l,n, iiinen iintiot- the direction of Mis. John Robinson is progressing splendidly. This project is sponsor ed by tlie P.-T. A. Various contri butions have been made liv natrons of the school, and this project fur nishes every child in school with a hot dish each day, free ot charge. a movement was approved to Sponsor a grade school nuei-etti. lo be directed by Aliss Joan Whit ney and Miss Dorothy Dale Jack son, to be presented In the spring. Mr. Engebretsen was In charge of the program and announced thai due to ihe inclement weather and the accident of the bus the school orchestra was unable to play as lorineriy announced. iV play was presented bv Ihe sin. dents of Aliss Dorothy Dale .link son's room, follow ed by the reading of the state president's message by Mrs. O. E. Dale, and .the An. tlonul president's message by (Mrs. Jess Atari-. WE ASKED 395 "Where do you cleaned?" it's tin old American cuoloin . . . (tct tintf clothes soiled in one way or an other. And it's an old American cos tume . . . made to look like new when it's sent to Umpqua Clcancrcl Here's the finest, safest cleaning process avail able, nt prices attractive as a 1937 follies chorine. You get service too! Telephone 472 for Prompt Pick-Up UMPQUA CLEANERS OAK AND STEPHENS SJS. O VALENTINE CARD PARTY TO BE BIG EVENT OF FRIDAY The Valentino public card putty, spona Ji'eu oy iu u uuior vt Ou.au a uuii, prumiaos to Uu au outntauuiug 6, but ol r.uu year, ll win no ne.j, me evening ot i-rmuy, Feuruai-y iu, ul lue ciuo looms, wim cud tract, uull auctiuu unugc, .piuocu.e, five-iiuuured, and otuur games id piay. ' preparations are being made by tho various tommillees. cousistiug ot the loiiowiug: Reception coui mittee, Miss Helen Resoi, chair man, Miss Dorotuy Herman, Miss .veiyu i-my,. Miss Leoua Zeuor, .Miss Karen Larson, Miss Helen Connine, Mrs. Haloid Clouke, Mrs, Louis K. Ffcs, Mrs. Mclvin Cooper and Mrs. Waldo Cmnpuell: taoiO committee, Mrs. Annan Bowed, clialrmau, 'Mrs. Hestou Gross, Miss Rum Kershuer, Miss Juuo (iilbrentn aud Miss Jean V'rist; dec orations, Airs. I. M. Dunn, - chair man, .Mrs. L. J. Mikewortu, Mrs. Carl Lindsay, Jr., Mrs. Henry Hursden, Jr., and Mrs. Frod Kiu sol; contact couniittee, -Mrs. Ralph Herman, chairman, Mrs. James B. Judd, Miss Dorothy. Will It al: cr and Miss Lota Hutflold; prizes, .Mrs. Frank Roadman and-.Mills' EIDiIra, Blake; financial committee, Miss Curmol Ncwluud, chairman, Miss Ruth Hoover and ' .Miss Ilelty Stark; refreshments, Mi's. Reginald Erskine, chairman, Miss ..Virginia Gurneo, Miss Helen Cobb'. Jllss, Vir ginia Rudo, and Mrs, Niidh'uj.,J!In korton, and publicity, Misa- HUdred .McLaughlin and MIbs - Bayealy Wood. . . ' . ? !' f , Prizes will 'be given for ouch; ot tho card games, and following; the evening of cards, refreshments. Will he served those present by ,: tho club. Both men And wonon are in vited to attend, and those wishing reservations may cull Miss Veiitt McLaughlin at G95-R-I. CATHOLIC BENEFIT CARD PARTY TO BE EVENT ' OF FEBRUARY 9 The Catholic Sewing society. will hold the second of their benefit public card parties the evening .of February 9 at St. Joseph's parish hall. A prizo will be given . for every table, besides a door: pfie. Airs. Frank Monroe, general chair man, bus appointed her commit tee and plans and arrangements are . being developed. . Refresh ments will, be served during the. evening.. The public is cordially ( Invited to attend this card party, which will have contract and uuc lion bridge, five hundred, pinochle and other card games in play. DELPHIAN SOCIETY MEETS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ' .." AT MRS. ROY ENTLER'S A study of Scotland was made' by the Delphian club ut thoir meeting Wednesday' afternoon 'nt the home of Mrs. Roy Fhitler' in Lmirolwoo'd. Pictures ' were .'dis played belonging to Mrs. Geo. Mac-' iver, and topics concerning Scot land were, discussed by the mem bers. Airs. G. c, 1-Inlay tra il. historical sketch'; Mrs. I). II. Mnr- ' gan described u trip through Scotland: Mrs. Foster Butuer tpld of the different. Scottish flnworii (Contnlued on page 3.) HOUSEWIVES... get your clothes