THREE
Badoura Ciyfc to Meet flasiira
club, I N lighters of ih& Kile, will
meet tonight at a sishlriy o'clock
no-hostess dinner at the tens of
Mrs. William llell is ih B&n apart
meats. Ail members srs ssrgd
be presM'itf.
Society and Clubs
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER !2, 1937.
Local
News!
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
BESSIE WOCDROFFE AND
GEORGE N. HAGUE MARRY
GLKNDALR Oft. 12 Mis Ber
Pin Gif-y WonJiofff. dauplitpr .f
Mrs. J. S. Wootlroffe, and George
N. Hague, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. X
Hhruo, wore marrifcl a! the home rf
tlu1 groom's parpiits in Portland
Friday morning. October S.
Miss Woodroftes only attendant
was lir sister as matron of Honor,
Mr. Ar'hur W. Dnbyna of Glen
ri.il, and James Hhkiip acted as
his troilier'H best man.
Rev. Heard, of the Presbyterian
church, performed (lie ceremony
in front of the fireplace banked
with autumn leaves and while glad
iolus, with tall palms standing on
each side.
The bride wore her traveling out
fit of (Hive ureen wool crepe with
gray fox fur trimmings, and ac
cessories in shades of olive green
and good earth. She carried a
bouquet of white gardenias and
orange blossoms. Mrs. liobyns wore
an afternoon dress of biacfc cre'.e
with a corsage of pinH rosebuds.
Mrs. Woodrot'fe was gowned in an
afternoon frock of black crepe with
n corsage of pink rosebuds and vio
let; Mrs. Hagu the groom's
mother, was also in black with a
corsage of pink rost-bmls.
Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Hague left tor a
short wedding trip to Seattle and
Uritish Columbia, and will later be
at home in Vancouver, Wash.,
where Mr. Hague is connected with
the Standard Oil company.
Guests from Giemiaie were Mrs.
Wvoodrtiffe, Mrs. Dobvjis, II ruse
Woodroffe and Mrs. ( K. Illtdge.
M. E. LADIES AID
Tp MEET THURSDAY
The Methodist Kpiscopal Ladies
AU will hold its October one
o'clock luncheon Thursday at the
chun-h parlors with Mr.;. H. A.
Canaday. chairman, assisted bv
Mrs. Dan Kuly. Mrs. H. W. Mars
ters. Mrs. F. t;. ISurr, Mrs. L. K.
Good bourn, Mrs. Mary Watson,
Mrs. Foster limner and Mrs. II. A.
Taylor, hostess s.
The regular business meeting
will be conducted by the president,
Mrs. Ka.i Wiley, with Mrs, K. H.
Wilson in charge of (he devotions.
All members and friends arc most
cordially invited to be present.
Plans will be made for the Novem
ber birthday dinner affair at the
business session.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET AT CHALMERS
HOME ON THURSDAY
The Presbyteiinn Missionary so
ciety will meet at o'clock at
the W. Chulmers home TUtnsday
afternoon with MraChaJmdrt., Sirs,
W. (. lilnUo and Mrs. Homer Grow
as hostesyen. The regular business
. se.sion will ha conducted by the
president. Mrs. Karl t Hrich, wita
Aits. C. R Hoberts, prugratn ch:ar
man, oa the subject, Haines House
m Alaska. Humes House is tuc
mission station tor v.iiich the local
jnissioiutiy society sews. Ail
member. and fiiends are most cor
dially invited to be priest.
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COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
TO MECT ON THURSDAY
The btdh s b." the Hojohurg1
Country ciub wi.t hetn t:.eir wk
ly contract bridge piay at fSU.i a.
m. Tnursday at the club house.
Potlnc:-: lmiicon id 1,. scruu at
and .Mm. J. P. -Miami will
pio-:i:!e ju captain at the oiutness ,
session in the ebsetic? of too new
capta:n, Mrs. .1. A. it.u fmg. IVumj !
day will b.' enjoyed b;. fhc go.fu.-s!
durlnt; the atternoon.
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TRI-SQUARE CLUB TO 1
MEET ON THURSDAY j
The Maptist Tri-Square Sewing
club will hold an ah-day meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. C
H. Wiciiham at 702 South Mill
street. Pothtck luncheon v.-ill be en
joyed iit noon. Kiection of officers
v.iil he held and all me.nhers are
urged to bring their needles and
thimbles to the me-ting to do
sewing.
LADY ELKS TO MEET
THURSDAY EVENING
The Lady Klks will meet Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock at the
temple wiili Mr.;. Charles Healy,
president, in charge ami Mrs. Al
bert Mieeili as hostess. Prizes for
high scores will be given in con
tract bridge and five-hundred. All
1-Jtdy Kll.s are urged to Le pres
ent. AUXILIARY TO CANTON
ROBERTSON TO MEET
The ladies auxiliary to Canton
Robertson. No. :, will meet in
regular session Thursday evening
at the I. o. (. F. hall with Mrs.
Fdythe Florence Kelb y and Mrs.
Alvia Wetherell as joint hostesses.
All members are urged to be pres
ent. POTTAWATOMIE GROUP
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Pottawatomie C;?m; Fire
group will hold a council fire at
7 ;3o o'clock Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Charlotte Hiney.
AH members are urged to be present.
Schilling
MRS. JENKS HOSTESS
TO SUNSHINE CLUB
AZALEA, Oct. 12. Mrs. h. It.
Jenks entertained the members
and several guests of the Sunshine
club at her home Thursday after
noon. This being the first meet
ing of the club, after a three
months vacation.
Visiting and fancy work were
enjoyed during the afternoon.
At the usual hour a delicious
lunch was served.
Those enjoying the afternoon
with Mrs. Jenks were, guests, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Alden Swan, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs.
Harvey Jenks-Mrs. K. J. Rorh,
Audrey Huff. Members present
were: Mrs. Warren Haxeii, Mrs.
Halhert liooth, Mrs. Champ Johns,
M rs. Forrest Fa rna m, M i"s. J i m
Warren. Mrs. John Oldenburg,
Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrs. R. O. Johns
and the hostess, Mrs. Jenks.
CHORAL CLUB
PRACT1CF. FRIDAY
AT CHURCHILL HOME
The Rosehurg Woman's Choral
club will meet at In o'clock Friday
morning at the home of Mrs.
George Churchill on South Kane
street instead of at the Karl Wiley
home as previously planar tK Mrs.
Homer Grow, director, will be in
charge.
LAUREL LODGE TO
ENTERTAIN GRAND MASTER
ON THURSDAY EVENING
laurel lodge. No. 13, A, F. and
; . M . . will ell tertain the gran d
master of Oregon. Carl G. Patter
son, at a speeiat meeting to be held
nt the Masonic temple Thursday
evening. G. M. Kreil, master, will
preside. All members of the lodge
are urged to be present.
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GRAND OFFICERS TO
BE HONORED AT DINNER
THURSDAY EVENING
Carl G. Patterson, grand master
of Oregon, and i. It. Cheney, grand '
seetetary, v. ill be honored by Lau
rel lodge. No. 13. A. F. end A. M.(
at a sis-thirty o'clock dinner at the'
Masonic temple Thursday evening.
G. M. Krell, master of Laurel '
lodge, will preside. Kvcry member
is being urged to he present.
NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE
CLUB TO MEET
The Northside Sunshine club will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
Howard Caseheor home on Fowler
street with Mrs. Glenn Cox as hos
tess. The meeting wilt begin at
two o'clock. All members are cor
dially invited to bo present.
EVERGREEN H. E.
CLUB TO MEET
The Kvergreen grange home eco
nomics chtb will meet for an all
day session Thursday. October 14,
at the homo of Mrs. Hruee Spade
man. A politick luncheon will be
served at noon. All members are
urged to be present.
SIDE GLANCES. By George Clark
, SWt 1917 BY HE StSVlCt INC. T.M . Btt. U.j. PT.0ff. IQ-ll.
Here Yesterday Mrs. Ijtmb, of
Camas Valley spent Monday in this
vity shopping.
Ah-NeaH-Nika Group to Meet I
The Ah-Neab-Nika Vamp M?& urouM .
will !et at aevejs o'clock WUssHa-
tlav eveittite at fh hams &t thx
tittariliau. Mrs. Isii i Cummiaes. I
uti Harrison street. All member
are ake to ht preset!.
Here Monday M:s. Jeff Wil
liams, of l.oohsiiggless, spent yes
terday in this Hiy shopping.
At Local Store H. I. Wands, re
cently of Nebraska, U working at
the local Montgomery Ward store.
Goes to Saem Mrs, Joseph
Houseoider, of ibis rtyf left Mon
day for Salem to smi a few days
visiting friends and relatives.
"Slop whistling, Bobby. I'm trying to concentrate on that
radio urogram.
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Special Rale at Carr's on swiii
ins, swirling. Itcgore frocks in vi
brant, new fall colors. Size. 12 to
2. And you save up to half on this
special at $1.00. See them at
Carr'H Adv.
NOTICE
Special Asieilcan legion meet
liif? at Days Creek, October 13,
IftiST, F,eave armory at B:30 p. in.
AHJiTANT.
Corn sheilei-a for either band or
power asts :tm sold at Wharton
!irJH. Adv,
Here From Ounsmuir J. fi.
Hitches, employee st the onihem
lacitic ctampany at Imn&mnir,
Calif., in here at Ms home for a
tew days.
Return From Lakeview Mr. and
Mrs. John AUerbrtry hut retnrned
in their home in this city, after
spending the week-eml Iti Lakevie-w.
rhey took the latter's mother. Mi's.
8. !. Thornton, of this city, to
l'tkeview, whsr she remained for
hinder visit.
Laurel Ledge to Meet Laurel
lodge. No. 13, A. K. ed A, M will
met at :t o'clock Wedneay ev
enias at the Masonie semplo to
make plans Cor the spectal meeting
to ie held th foHowing evening
at which time the gran4 snastr of !
Oregon. Cari G, Pafnrson wiil feel
prtsnt.
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M iiay lifts, of this eit Isave Seft i
for a week's vacation. They will
visit friends a short me la Klam
ath Falls and tbea go i& P&rrlasdi
via eastern Oregon an i return bonis
ia the coast htshwa Mr. Bajiiss
is a driver for the Pierce AiHo
Ki-mht company.
W. C, T. U, to Meet The W, .
T. V. will meet et o'fSock
'eilne(ay afternoon In ih& Metho
dist Episconal cltareli iwriors wit It
Mrs. C A. Chanber!int president,
in charge, Ikdegatea to tho slat
convention at Xewbers last week
will make their r?poHs, .Harafeers
and friends are invito! is aitensl.
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Benefit High School A, S. B. Fund
Admission: Students 25c, Adults 35c
'Jlavonj Mexican
Chili Powder
Wednesday
Bank Night $150.00
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