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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938. Social Calendar Monday, October 31 Dr. R. L. Dunn's uon-dennmiua ttonal Bible study class to meet at 7:45 o clock In evening at dining . hull ut Douglas hotel. Public in- . .vitcd. Young Lutheran league Hallow e'en party at home of Itev. anil Mis. W. A. Sylwenler at 7::to oeloek in the evening. The affair will be a masquerade. Tuesday, November 1 H.E.O. club 1:30 luncheon at ' home of Mrs. Clarence Dishmuii at ' 1)04 South Stephens street. I'nst Matron's club with Mrs. (luy Cordon and Mrs. W. F. Harris as Joint hostesses ut Cordon home at 7:.'i0 o'clock. A doBsurtsupper is planned. Public Invited to Roseburg Wom an's club benerit play and tea to : lie held at two o'clock in afternoon at clubhouse. Hoard meeting at I'l o'clock. . Groon Study club with Mrs. , Gcorgo nunt. ;.- V.F.W. dance ut Veterans' Fucll ity. Daughters of Job ut Masonic temple. Friendly Bible Class of Crosby Iciian church will bold potluek .-supper at 0:30 o'clock at the church. All friends and and inein " hers aro cordially invited to attend. ! Wednesday, November 2 ' llosebuig Art and Embroidery ! club ufteruoon meellng at h e of , Mrs. Henry Worthlngloll on Fust Ijano Btreet. 1C and 11 club afternoon meeting .at homo of Mrs. 11. II. Koadman. Now Idea club one o'clock lunch . eon at homo or Mrs. ,W. 1). Harris. M.O.A. club and Patch and Chat Jj'club with Mrs. Hdwln Cloako at A Imr home at 2 o'clock. Uellvlew club to meet at home 2 or Mrs. Carl Roselund. Mrs. Don Mnrborg will lie Joint hostess. Mem "f bolB aro requested to be prepared Z for roll call and to bring hand work. Merry-Go-Hound club at homo or Mrs. Hoy' Havens on Stephens " street wltli Mi s.' Hurl Ague as hos- tess.";' i , . . Thursday, November 3 (larden Valley Women's club " first meeting or fall at two n'cloclt in artornoon nt clubhouse with Mrs. Harvey Ewona as hostess. Lady Lions 7: HO o'clock dessert Z supper at l'lill Harth homo on East Cass street with Mrs. Harth and Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Joint hostesses. V.F.W. Auxiliary banquet at !t Hail's Tavern at li',30 o'clock hmi Ij orlng state unicprs iollowoil, Ihy regular mooting at 8 o'clock at Kv i .(, !'. hall, Dmitiuot lor auxiliary i and post moinbeis. i t Modern Arts club at lira home ol rf Ulrs. O. J. Fcldliamii on Main A street In the afternoon. f . Tea honoring Mrs. M. II. Uoacll 3. at Presbyterian church parlors u Thursday afternoon trom 2 until ' 4 o'clock. All friends and liioni- bers or thu church aru being urged 5 ho attend. , ' Laillus Council or Christian " church at church parlors at 2 f o'clock. Mrs. l.illie Plaster will be 2 1 hostess. , ... t Oardcin Valley Women's club will -'hold its first rail meeting nt 2 i o'clock at the clubhouse wllh Mrs. .Harvey Ewoiis as hostess, ii' Friday, November 4 Methodist Eplacopul Keyslone f: club. 12:3" o'clock potlurk lunch J: eon at homo or Mrs. It. II. Wilson, "Konncn Acres'' at I'nipuuu. : 1 CLUB MEMBERS HOLD INITIATION g AND EMBLEM SERVICE A Hallowe'en parly Iho elilblelll Uorvlro and Initiation were rcuturcd ' at the meeting ot Hie Business and 2 Professional Woman's club In Rnso- 4 burg at the clubhouse Monday ev--1 ening. 'i'he clubrooins were doco " rated wllh fal leaves, flowers and j shrubs carrying out the full motif. I lit 1 1 ri t ton service was held for 5 Mrs. C. W. Clark. Mrs. Hazel Dix " cm. Mrs. Zyldn Lambert, Miss Eve " lyn Willis, Miss Margaret Johnson f. and Grace Wells.- "i Following tho Inllluilon service H forlune telling was enjoyed wllh . Miss llessle Hagell ncliug us lor " tune teller and a program was en- 2 Joyed wllh a quartet singing two selections. "Hallowe'en" mid "In- " dlun Dawn" under the direction or 5 lelene Uobinson. 2 During the business session the 4 cluh members made plans to apini- sor n 'benefit dance wllh Lucille f Lenox In charge or arrangements. 2 Mrs. lOdvlh Ijllmour, I.ydla Ow llu I.aiiliiich and Nadlue PiukiMioii were in charge or arrangements ror the evening. Attending Were Auiumhl Aiulor- Kiin. Carrie Hell. Marian ' Brand, Verna Carolliers. Hazel Doerner. 1 .of h Duncan, lua Furnsvvoiih, Nance Fit:immons. Vera Fredrick m sou, Klizalieth Carroll. Diilllla Groho-, llessle Hugcii. Laura lies. llu I-ailbach, Luciile Lenox. Doro " thy Norton. MaiKiet tldeiklrli, Lidla tlwen, Nadlue l'llllierton, llelene Hohlusoti. Nelinil Ssylnr, L'dylll Cllutoilr, Naomi Scott, tleral- M , dine Sbeehy. Klnor Slierk. Ituhy j Shook, Kathryn Sinuiger, I'lori'iu-e Snedaker, Stella Spencer. Hess Wlliurton, Marjoiio Wilson, IvcImi " AVillls, Margaret Johnson. Hazel liixon. Carmen Clark, Zyhlu l.iim- liert, firaee Wells. Mrs. Jnties, Miss " ' Oarvin and Mrs .Kiiima Lenox. " . PAST MATRON'S CLUB WILL MEET AT Z CORDON HOME Z Mrs. tiny Cordon and Sirs. W. V. Harris will be joint hostesses to Hie " Past Matron's club at the Cordon T. hotuo 'i'uesduy evening. November -1. at o'Utick. t dessert-Mlp- ' Jier will be served. (D(E0E By BETTY SHOEMAKER U. 3. W. V. MEMBERS ATTEND HOMECOMING AT EUGENE MONDAY Local residents were- among the large group who attended the U. 8. W. V. auxiliary homecoming dinner in Ftigeno Monday evening. About 101) were present at tile arralr which was followed by a program. Itoseburg members who Journeyed to Kllgeue for the dinner Included .Mrs. Margaret Hodgers, depart ment auxiliary president; Mrs. Ar ietta Slattery. department auxiliury secretary; Mrs. Angle DeWltt, de partment auxiliary treasurer, Mrs. Irene Williams, and II. D. Ryun. The visitors were introduced by P. M. Morse and gave short talks with Mrs. Hodgers appearing on tho program with u reading. Oth er out-of-lown officers were W. (1. Hofrman, department commander, Mrs. Hoffman, (;. W. Manning, de partment adjiitunt, F. H. Buchan an, department quartermaster, all of Mc.Mlnuvllle. The program Included group singing led by Mrs. It! C. Faust, of Eugene; with Mrs. Hnraco Burnett at the piano: music by the Kugeno high school glee club led by Glenn Grirrilh; rending. Juno Telford; vo cal solo, Jon Jever, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Davis; reading, F.stor Ilerg; reading (leoi-glnna Davis, group singing, reading or old games; Mrs. F.lizabelh Ilnnkln; commemoration of I heodore Kooso- vclt'B birthday with a sketch of his lire, Mrs. May Moon; paper on "Nuvy Day" by Judd Htauffer. STATE OFFICERS TO BE HONORED WITH BANQUET THURSDAY Mrs. Murv Hays, deparlmonl iiresldent ami Mrs. Kmina Kohler, department chief of Bluff of the Veterans for l orelgn wars, win lie in llosebuig Thursday evening. November 3. lor an oiriclal visit or the Itnseliuig Veterans or For eign Wars auxiliary. Local members or the nuxillary have made plans fcr a baiiquot at Carl's Tavern to cntortuln the vjslllng officers. The banquet will begin at (1:30 o'clock followed at S o'clock by Mm regular business meeting In the K. or I'. hall at II o'ctock. Auxiliary members who am planning to attend Iho banquet are belur: asked to call MrF-2 Tor reservations by Tuesday, Novem ber 1. V. F. W. auxiliary members have announced that the banquet Is open to V.' F. W. nost members as well as as auxiliary members, is auxiliary nic of V EtleVrB WITCH EN TALKS ON DISEASE AT NURSES' MEETING Miss Klsle "Wltchon, executive secretary or Iho State Tuberculo sis association was gllesl speaker at Iho meeting of district No. 11 Oregon State Nurses association which niel at the home of Miss Janet Mofl'elt Ibis week. Miss AVilchou, who has bad wide experience in her work bulb In the oust ami west gave an In teresting talk on the "Control ol Communicable Diseases." Herreshmcuts were served by the hostess at. die close or Hie meeting lo Mrs. Adeline Powe, Mrs. I.ytell. Miss Klizubolh SIhtI dan. Miss Olga Wlntber, Mrs. F.ll zahcth Gerharl, Mrs. Uiura Smith, Miss Anno Mclier tt and Iho hostess, Miss Motrelt. FRIENDS HONOR MRS. KING WITH SURPRISE SHOWER Mrs. Irene Itauil and Mrs. Mee Hall entertained with a surprise shower for Mrs. Huliy King at her home on K'oi-lli .l.-ii-kum, uii-..,i Thursday afternoon. Many gilts were presenled lo Mrs. King ami vlsllliig was enjoy ed uii;lng Hie aflernonn hours. At the lea hour rel resbmeiils were served In the guest of honor. Mni King, Mrs. Marie Stevens, Mil, Lucy Snekes, Mrs. (lerlriiile Itev era. Mrs. Treva Davis. Mrs. Ileiw Noble by the hostesses, Mrs liiind and Mrs. Hall. FRIENDS SURPRISE MISS SCOFIELD WITH SHOWER Miss Suzanne Scolield or Mils cllv who Is muring to Lugelie. was sur-tn-lseil wilh ii li.-iii.iL...... i. t..r at the home of Jane Wiingenian ,-iiiiiiruH.v evening. ttllltles wel-ii itlit.,l 1 ,.r i. incuts served by llie hostess' inolli- -'is. I.. !. YWiiiucinun lo Miss Scoflelil. guest or honor: Mary i.miise iiiiikk. Itlilli lllnke, llu Mm. Ansllll, Wyona llorseii. Schriinpr I the hostess, Miss Wiingenian. SHOWER HONORS MRS. PORTrn i-r MEISSNER HOME Mis. It. W. Molxsnm- .,,,1.,,, i at hi-r Inline Friday nliernoon, Oc tober 21. Willi a h. .mil. i,i..r shower luinoiing Mrs. M. A. Porter. Bridge was at piny dining the ar lei noon and i elreshiiieuls were served lo Mis. Porter. Mrs. Adrian lloiilbert. Mis. Jim llunier. of Wil bur, and the hostess. .Mrs. Meissner. INFORMAL DINNER IS HELD SUNDAY Mr. and Mis. lialph chirk filler mined wilh all liiloilluil dinner al ill" Clark hoiiie in iioseburg Sun day lor several olil-ot-lowu visilois. Covers were laid lor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher, ol ltosehiiru, Mi ami Mix .Msuilie Bin iiiiiinuii and son. Freil. ol Kukciic: Mis. I. call buth.iiiu.in. of .!- .illit.. and Miss AunabellF Fisher, of H.ilsev. COUNTRY CLUB IB SCENE OF TROPHY DINNER One of tile largest afrairs to be held ut the Itoseburg Country club during the year took place Tues day evening when the annual tro phy dinner was attended by a large group of Country club members. The tables were decorated in keeping Willi the fall season and the trophies were presented to the winners by Or. B. It. Shoemaker, prisidenl. of the Country club. Receiving trophies were Mrs. Kenneth Qiiine, championship; Mrs. J. F. Dlllard, runner-up; Mrs. Frank Coeii, winner of the first Might; Mrs. F.rnest Plorson, runner-up of the first Might; Mrs. Hal slon Bridges, consolation Might; Mrs. K. S. Metipin, spring handi cap; Mrs. B. J. Coruiii, runner-up; Mrs. J. M. Judd. medalist; Mrs. J. F. Hillarcl. rirst Might; Mrs. Ed Kohlhagcn, runner-up; Mrs. Walter Fisiier and Mrs. Koyal Davis, ec celestie. In the men's division were: Ward Cuinmings, championship; Herbert Qillue, runner-up; Pat Cannon, first Might; Frank Coen, runner up; Ivan Pickens, iiaudlcup; John Murks, runner-up; Ward Cum- iiilngs, first flight; Lyman Spen cer, runner-up. Following the dinner hour bridge was at play with Mrs. H. D. Coen holding high score for the women and Leon AlcCllntock high bcoi-o lor the men. Mrs. J. K. Campbell received tho traveling prize and Mrs. Mountford, Jr., the special prize. The guest list lor the evening Included Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Coen, .Mr. and Mrs. Itoyal Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. I'.'. Judd, Mrs. J. C. Huiiie, Mrs Vel Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Judd. Mr. and Mrs. 10. A. Piurson, Cuptaill and Mrs. Kd. Ilines, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder, .Mr. ami Mrs. Fred lickwood. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Mrs. Ed gar Lewis, Mrs. W. 10. Ott, Dr. and Mrs. J. . camnuell. sir. una airs. ( I. K. (Mine, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wliiiliciiy. Mr. and Mrs. (luy tor- don, Mr. and Mrs. 10. S. McChllll, Mr. iind Mrs. Herbert Qulne, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, 111', and Mrs. 11. H. Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Coen. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hlllard, Mr. and Mrs. John .Marks. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. corum. Mr. and Mrs. Cap Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul (ieildes, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hodgers, lh and Mrs. A. H. .Mounllni'd. Mrs. J. It. Mountlord,1 Dr. and Mrs. 10. B. Van Ness, Mr. and Airs. Walter Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. H. 10. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cummlngs. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Munis. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Lap- ham, Dr. and Mrs. Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Leon McClllltock, Ctltilon Wilder and Bob Harris. HALLOWE'EN PARTY ' IS WELL-ATTENDED AT I.O.O.F. HALL Members of the. liebekahs and Theta Klin girls were guests of Iho I.O.O.F. lodge at a Hallowe'en parly Thursday evening al the bulge hall wllh 75 enjoying the oc casion. Fred Coff was general (iiiilrinaii for the affair and was assisted by I.O.O.F. members in making arrangements lor the cele bration. A Hallowe'en motif was carried out 111 the decorutlous ami the pro gram and Hie guests were greeted al the door by the "King of Friend ship." They wore Invited into the preparation room whero they cliose Iheir iiii Inns lor the evening from I.O.O.F. members clad 111 Hallow e'en costumes. The guests were then conducted lo the third degree room where they were- given masks and Hal lowe'en bills and mixer mureliiiie. games were enjoyed. A witches' dance was given by Oliver Pluininei'. M. II. Shook and Howard Cascbeer followed by a ghost story and the "Headless Horseman" from the "Legend ol Sleepy Hollow" enacted by Foster Billnor, Victor Boyd and Lynian Bui iter. Another ghost story followed and menial tensers were enjoyed wllh llarrv Taylor in charge of "Vox Pop" in which a series of questions were asked loams selected from Hie group. Those 111 attendance wore divided into groups and slunls were poliorltlod by each m-oup. Alter unmasking, quiet games depicting many foreign nallons by C C. Frisloe were played al tables and active games also were en joyed. Kelreiihniellls were served In the dining room by August Heck, Ben Bailey and Alba Spailgll. necora tious were III charge or Victor Boyd. Lyman Butlier and W- ' Patterson. FRIENDS HONOR BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Dr. II. H. Shoemaker was sur prised on bis birthday anniversary Sunday evening when a group of friends called at the Shoemaker home on Blakeley street. Visiting was enjoyed during the evening and al a later hour re freshments were served lo Ml. and .Mrs. li H. Pargeter. Mr. and Mis. Jack Wharton. ir. and Mrs II. C. Church ami Dr. and Mrs Shoemaker. TURKEY DINNER ENJOYED THURSDAY AT KIRK HOME Dr. and Mrs. Morris H. Koaeh and family were outeiiuined Friday ev ening with a turkey dinner at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kirk, Tilt table was centered Willi an autumn bouquet and coveVs were laid for Mr. ami Mrs. Koaeh. Jtobbv. MorrU ami belly aud the host Ulld hostess, Mr. aud Mrs. Kll'k. CIRLS' LEAGUE VODVIL TO BE PRESENTED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 The girls' of senior high school are practlcinK for the annual pre sentation of the Girls' League Vod vil, which is scheduled for Lhe eve ning of November 10. The theme selected for the program tills year is "The Modern Mias" and the numbers on the program will de pict the activities of the young lady of today. Several novel features ars be ing prepared and among them is the prologue which Is a "Man on the Street" interview. In this the radio announcer interviews "The Modern Miss" nsking questions cuiiceruing her Interests. The dressing rooms, ushers, pro gram nuuibers ami the stsgu dur ing Die production are In charge of the senior girls with Gladys Hart us chairman. Hetty May Whipple heads the junior girls who ara l.i charge of rebeasal attendance and the tick ets are being sold by the sopho more girls with Florence Hamil ton as chairman. The program numbers aro bet'ig prepared under the direction of Miss Alice Ueland, Miss Hosemnry Larsen, Miss Anoka Coates, Miss Lois Taylor, Miss Nelmn Saylor Mrs. Paul Jenkins. The Senior High orchestra with Snap filllmore as director will pro vide music for the vodvil. RECEPTION HELD AT CLARKE HOME SUNDAY AFTERNOON Dr. and Mrs. II. It. Nerbas and Mr. and Mrs. Iiobort Kelly wero honored Sunday afternoon at Iho homo of Mrs, Arthur Clarke with a reception given by the guild of tho Episcopal church. Guests called between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock and Dr. and Mrs. Nerbas and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly re ceived a number of gifts. Receiving the guests at tho door were Itev. and Mrs. Perry .-omul, nr. and Mrs. Norbns and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly. The serving table was arranged with a lace cloth, lighted yellow candles and a centerpiece of pas- iei inn novvers. pouring during the ariernoon wero Mrs. Louis Dll lard. Mrs. II. C. Church, Mrs. M. F. Mlddleburg and Mrs. J. C. Hume. Assisting about the rooms were Miss Peggy Smith. Miss Marlon Church, Miss Barbara Ann Turner. Miss Joanne flume ami Miss Noanle Bee Morrison. Arrangements for Mio affair were in charge of Sirs. Tom Wat son. Mrs. F. L. Crittenden. Mrs. Lesllo Cummlngs who were assist ed by Mrs. Arthur Clarke and Mrs, italph II. Slpprell. ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF MARRIAGE OF FORMER RESIDENT Of interest to Douglas counly residents will ho the Announce ment of the marriage of Mildred small, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert 10. Small, of Boise, Ida.. :n Beii Carnalian. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Carnaiian, of Hoseburg. Tho marriage look place .Sep tember 3 In the Baptist parsonage at Glide wilh Rev. It. Cox reading the ceremony. Mrs. Carnaiian graduated from the Boise high school In 1?7 ant Mr. Carnaiian Is a student of Ore gon statu college where ho plans to return In the spring of 1039 to complete his senior year. They are making their home nt UK Fort Btreet In Boise. Air. Citr on bun Is well-known in Hoseburg whore he made his home for 20 years. MOTHERS DISCUSS UNIFORMS AT MEETING MONDAY Mothers of members of lhe "Lit tle Men's Hhytlim Band" which la being trained l,y th kindergarten teacher. Kiiima H. Sprague. met ill the kindergarten room recently lo plan uniforms ror (be band. 'I'he room was decorated ill keeping with the Hallowe'en ino tir by lhe pupils and after dcir.mi slrallou work Mrs. Sprague se-v-ed refreshments witli Mrs. Hubert Franks assisting. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Marshall Pellgra. Mrs. B-u-lah Palmer. Mrs. Italph Church, Mrs. 10. A. Pierson. Mrs. Willam Hobeiison, Mrs. Ileiiha Tuvlor, Mrs. Frank. Marshall 'engru. Billy Palmer. Bobby church, Donald Pierson. John and Caiuille Hoheit son. Joanne Taylor and iinhby Franks. MRS. MOTSCHENBACHER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUBS ON TUESDAY Mrs. J. P. Motsciienhacher en tei'lained her bridge club al a 1:30 o'clock salad luncheon Tuesday afternoon at her home on South Main street. Attractive bouquets of fall Mowers lent a colorful nolo lo Hie rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. George McBee. a guest, Mrs. Phil Halih. Mrs. M. II. Money. Mrs. Harold Whltlmk. Mrs. .1. A. Hart. Mrs. Frank Lime. Mrs. Adrian Fisher and the hos tess. Mrs. Motschenbacher. Conl ract briifge was enjoyed during the aflernonn w ith Mrs. Harth winning the high score and Mrs. Muucy the traveling p.ie. OUTING ENJOYED SUNDAY AT BELL HOME ON UMPQUA A group of friends were enler tained Sunday at the William Bell home on the North riupqua when Mrs. Bell served a one o'clock dinner to eleven. Fail flowers were arranged ''or a centerpiece and Hie afternoon was spent playing games and visil'og. Assisting with (lie serving were llu.ei Dixon ami Bess Whui'totl. KnJoylliK the alleriioou were Naomi Scoll. Agues Pitclilord. Ftlyth Gllmour. tlladys H.iskins. Goldie Hninn. Elizabeth Ocrrett, Miss t;arvin. Miss Lambert. Mrs Dixon. Miss Wharton and Mis. Hell. wife V Sure to be lionized at any gathering of fur-coated fashionables Is this luxurious Molyneux outfit. ration to realization! Made of darkly elegant broadtail, the coat is modeled after the cotton jacket of a lowly Chinese coolie, and wad ded In the same way. With loose kimono sleeves, It Is super-comfortable. Under It is worn a simple dress of lightweight black wool whose high neckline is stressed by a band of sparkling embroidery. "Black Beauty" I i 4 1 t 1a I xfS , $ ? IlorcB mi ideal dress for Im portant informal events of the so- ml season. Ol black crepe witli ill Intricately draped bodice and short sleeves laden with dazzling bends and paillette embroidery in euptd s pink, it is right for din ner, small parlies, cocktails or tea. Charles Armour, American de signer, created it. K. AND R. CLUB SURPRISE OLIVER JOHNSON ON BIRTHDAY Members of lhe K. and It. club illed al the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Johnson. Monday evening tor a surprise party honoring Mr. Jolinsou's birthday anniversary. A no-host dinner was served from lables arranged with yellow marigolds and a birthday cake cen terpiece. Honoring Mr. Johnson were Mr. ami Mrs. J. B. Bailey. Mrs. Leo Hhnildes. Mrs. Alvia Wetherell. Miss Agnes Ptlchl'oid, guests; Mr. aud Mrs. B. W. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. 1-'. C. Fienr. Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Headman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Healy. Mrs. V. T. Jackson, a.nl Mrs. Mabel Wilson, memsers and their husbands. DINNER ENJOYED AT CHAM BERLIN HOME Mr. and Mrs C. A. Chambe'ii't ntertalned with a dinner at the Ceambeiitu home honoring their son, Albert, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Boilie. limine llie afternoon Mr. anil Mrs. Chanibeiiill dlove their son. Albert, back lo Eugene whele he iF a senior ut the University ot Oregon. They wvsv ccoiup.ulicd by .Mr. and Mrs. Bodie. And what a distance from inspi SHOWER HONORS BRIDE-ELECT WEDNESDAY EVENING Mrs. E. H. Walton entertained the teleniionn eii-ls lit hri- linmn Wednesdav evenin? u-hnii ihnu gave a shower honoring Miss Iris luce, who will- wed Johu Lozier, Jr.. today. (.hillCSC chef-kern wn,-r xliii.o.l during tho evening and at a later iiour a nuiioi supper was served with Miss Jean Ferguson, Mrs. Al va DeGuire and Miss Virginia Gur nee assisliiii; lhe hrtuiouu rri Hallowe'en motif was used in the decorations. The guest list included Mrs. Ted Roadman. Mrs. Itobei-l ltliw-tr li liolda Black, Mrs.. Andrew Fisher, Mrs. Alva DeGuire, Mrs. Hoy Heh aid, Mrs. Kenneth Helliwell, Mrs. Wallace Kaon. Airs f.nn n Mmt. rclter, Mrs. Merle Muncy, Mrs. Hoy O'Mara, of Coqullle, Miss Esth er Bevuus, Miss Virginia Cook, jviiss jean l-erguson. Miss Pe;n-I l.octa. Miss Virginia Gin-nee, Miss Mo Sclintrer. Miss Edna Brown, Mrs. Mildred Hel-inno Mra vim: ence Moore, .Mrs. Kulhryn Kenney, .vnss nice and Mrs. Walton. STUDY CLUB MEMBERS TACK QUILT AT REGULAR MEETING Mrs. Joe Porter was hostess to the Green Study club at her home 1 uesday atternoon when the club members tacked a quilt anil work ed on sewing for a bazaar which will be held November 26 at Pow ell s hardware store. A cooked food ...,1c- io to be held nt the same time. I-all flowers and autumn loaves were arranged on tho table and about Iho rooms. Those enjoying tile afternoon were Mi-b. George Hurt. Mrs. Earl Agee. Mrs. Claude t laypool. Mrs. George Telford, Mrs. Walter Jones. Mrs. Hugh Hell sen. Mrs. A. 10. Millard, Mrs. John Hess, Miss Peggy Agee. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. George Ilohn, Mrs. Percy Myers. Mrs. Frud Agee. Mrs. Merle Austin. Mrs. McCarty. Mrs. Cecil Fessler, Mrs. Floyd Belts, Mrs. Frank Bolimo, Mrs. Carl Schmidt and .lhe hostess, Airs. Porter. The next meeting will he held Tuesday. November 1, at the home of .Mrs. George Hunt. BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS DORIS RAND ON ANNIVERSARY Doris Hand was honored on her birthday anniversary, Friday, Oc tober 21. wilh a birthday party at her home. 82!i Hoover street. The afternoon was ' spent playing games out-of-doors. i'he guests of honor .received a number of lovely girts. Assisting Airs. Clarence Kanit wiih -he erv lug were Shirley M.ia Nelson and Barbara Rand. Enjoying the afternoon were Doris Hand. Joan Ruder. Delores. Lander. Barbara Ogle, n itty Lew is, Shirley .Mae Wilson. B-irbara Hand. Leah Joyce While, Virginia Aekley. Alarjorie Fowler. Darlene Andrus. Janice Whipple. Harriet Boolh. Shirley Ann HoIkou, Cyn thia Sue Turner and John hand . rH5. WM. BELL ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT HER HOME Airs. William Bnll h..D.n.. ... her bridge club ut her home Friday oi-iuiiK oi nisi week. Dessert-supper was served from tables arrang ed wilh rail Mowers. Covers were laid for Gladvs Hus kies. Elizabeth Barrett. Edyth Gil niour, .Margaret Can-. Ina" Farns worlh. Bess Wharton. Althea Cara way. Eslher Ilevans and Mrs. Bell. Cards were at play during the eveuing with. Miss Carr holding high score. LADIES AID HAS REGULAR MEETING AT BLOOMQUI3T HOME The Eden Ladies Aid of the Elga- rose Lutheran church met at the home of Mrs. E. O. Bloomquist in Elgarose Thursday afternoon. Plans were completed for the supper gtven under the auspices ot tne Cemetery association Saturday eve ning. The devotional hour was con ducted by the president, Mrs. W. O. Sandstrom, who read the 17th chapter of SL Matthew. Articles were read by Mrs. Carl Backland, Airs. J. O. Backland, Mrs. Louis Keifer and Mrs. F. E. Johnson. Mrs. Sam Lundabl Invited the group to meet at her home on South RoBe Btreet in Roseburg in November. As the regular meet ing day falls on Thanksgiving this year the meeting will be held one week earlier, November 17. During the tea hour Mrs. Rloom qulst was assisted in serving re freshments by Miss Dorothy Back land and Barbara Becker to Mrs, F. E. Johnson, Airs. Sam Lundabl. Airs. Emma Erlckson, Mrs. Homer Hand, Airs. Oscar Nelson and Mar lon Nelson, all of Roseburg; Mrs. Carl Becker, Mrs. W. C. Sandstrom. .Mrs. AJolph Johnson, Mrs. w. G. Aiueller, Mrs. Charles Olson, Mrs. K Al. Reese. Airs. E. Edmun, Mrs J. N. Sand, Mrs. F. T. Ward, Mrs. C. it. Holmquist, Mrs. Carl Back land, Mrs. Keifer. Mi's C. C. Houg land, Mrs. J. O. Backland and Airs. John Busenbark, Jr. ANNUAL BIRTHDAY PARTY AND TEA IS COMING EVENT Aiembors of the Roseburg Worn an's club are looking forward to November 1 when the annual birth day party and tea will be held at the clubhouse at I o clock. The public Is being cordially In vited to attend the affair and a var ied program has been planned for the afternoon. Airs. R. R. Chamberlain will play a violin selection and Miss Helen Casey will ofier a novelty number followed by two vocal selections, "Sing Ale To Sleep" by Green aud "Just Like Your Eyes" by Bane bridge, sung by Mrs. Hugh Whip ple. Airs. Roger Bailey and Mrs. Al. H. Richards will present a short play entitled ".Makeup" with Airs. Bailey taking the part of Anne and Airs. Richards portraying tho char acter ot Marje. During the tea hour Airs. Ilomer Grovv will play a number of selec tions. Hostcssos during tho tea hour include Mrs. B. H. Alilddux. Mrs. Gale Bartoll, Afro. T. J. Walsou and Mrs. J. C. McAllister MARJORIE COON TO WED ENNIS HANDY IN NOVEMBER The announcement of the com ing marriage of Miss Murjorie Coon to Ennis Hundy was made Monday evening at tho Coon home when Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Coon en tertained a group - ot rriends at Dlllard. The wedding date has been set for Thanksgiving day. Games were played during the evening and .Mrs. Raymond Law rence, Miss Patricia Aliiler and .Miss Julia Lawrence nssistcd the hostess in serving refreshments. Guests during the evening in cluded Roy Alarkhani, Dorothy White, Helen White, Arlie Handy, tVrvella Bussington. Ed Handy. Chub Handy. Ellen Backlln. Lillian Ihompson, Air. and Airs. K. Alat- thews, Earl Preschern, Robert Bonebrake. H. C. Lawton and Ken neth Lawton, Miss Coon and 10d nis Handy. ATTORNEY PAUL GEODES GIVES FINE TALK AT PRO-AMERICA MEETING Allm-lipv Pun) florl.lnti n splendid talk on the measures to ho Voted Oil lit Iho Mniiomhni- Dlor-IInn at the meeting of Douglaa Unit of iTo-Ainericu Wednesday at the chamber of commerce office. The meeting Was llttPllrinrf hv nn llnncn. ally large group, who expressed uiuir uppruciution ot Attorney t;ed des' time and his interesting dis cussion of the measures. Airs. II . C. Wnriripll. l.rael,ti,t hud charge of the meeting with airs. u. e. Banning, Mrs. -Roy O. Young and Airs. A. A. Wllrlot- no. seining committee reports. The program was in charge or Mrs. F. M. Comnton, Mrs. I. B. Riddle Ulld Airs. Frederick J. Porter. TEA THURSDAY WILL HONOR MRS. M. H. ROACH A lea honoring Airs. Al. H. Roach, wile ot the new Prosbvtor- lan minister in Roseburg, has been arranged tor luursday artornoon. November 3 rrom 2 until 4 o'clock in the church parlors. Airs. George McBee ami Airs. J. P. .Motschenbacher aro in charge oi uecorations Willi Mrs. Homer Grow urianglng the program and sirs, f red Hamilton and Mrs. C. K. Allen In cliarce or the tea table. Telephone 88 New Service Laundry 324 West V.F.W. AUXILIARY TO HOLD DANCE AT VETERANS FACILITY An announcement was made to day that the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary will hold its reg ular dance at the Veteran's racllity Tuesday, November 1. Members are being asked to bring guests. MRS. S. L. HEBARD ENTERTAINS N. O. W. THIMBLE CLUB MONDAY Mrs. S. L. Hebard entertained members of the Neighbors of Wood craft Thimble club and guests at her home Monday afternoon. Visit ing and sewing were enjoyed. Mrs. Earl Decker and Mrs. Charles Pol rot were guests. At a later hour refreshments were served y the hostess and Mrs. Poirot to Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. Listen Darby, Mrs. Llllie Lohr, Mrs. Clifton Hooper, Mrs. Law- (Continued on page 3.) U. S. V. HOSPITAL On Sunday Miss Dolores Casey and Aliss Wilrua Feldkamp gra ciously added Inspiring music to the good thoughts in the address of our chaplain, the Rev. Perry Smith. Everyone listened appre ciatively. Members of the Gray Ladies' corps of llie American Red Cross who acted as hostesses for the card party given ward one patients on Alonday atternoon were Mrs. 1 W. Josse, Airs. A. H. MouutforuT Airs. It. F. Parslow and Mrs. J. L. AlcCallister. Later in the weok groups of patients in other wards enjoyed cards with Airs. Edward Hines, Mrs. Goorgo AIcDeo and Airs. McCallister. Mrs. Thomas Parkinson is giving valued ussis tance iu the library. Atonday's picture show, "Flight Into Nowhere," gave us a sight of Jack Holt in a new roic, that of airport manager, but with his us ual manly character. Ho served over seas in tho world war' and, as we heard him on the film gallant ly fabricating a He so that a young widow migat cherish an untar nished memory of her husband, wo thought what a flue buddy ho must have been iu the days of 1914-1918. Tuesday evening we wore treat ed to a card parjy w hich was spon sored by the auxiliary to Unipqua post of tho American Legion. Thu cordial thanks of all present aro extended to tho chairman of the' committee who arranged it. Wu call her our "Airs. Culbertson." Werillnsdav lii'mii.lir a ' ,..! that there are others beside mem bers of organizations composed of ex-service men and their relutivos who are interested in our hospi tal. Hebokah lodg. No. 41. spon sored a party of miscellaneous table games, and docked each table with two heapctl-tip plates of de licious liomc-mudo candy, llelllg men. with the . traditional gastro nomlcal '. approach to our hearts, 'i that was an appealing factor in the entertainment, hut the company of the ladles was also delightful. It was a merry evening. Thursday arternnon one or tho regular monthly birthday parties sponsored by the American legion auxiliury was given ror twenty-fivo honorecs. .Mrs. Irvin Riegel wus assisted by Airs. Hoy Young, Airs. George Caskoy and Mrs. Clinton Gorthy. Thursday evening an audience of patients nlioiit equal to the ca pacity of the town's larger theater saw "Four .Men and a Prayer" It is a strong story of filial devotion showing the adventures of four sons in clearing their father's good name. A tinge of eomedv and romance make the plot good enter tainment. Friday was marked by oncoa year restlvlty. a Hallowe'en duce It was sponsored by the Gray La dies' corps, and was a party In deed. The auditorium was decorat ed with colors and emblems ot this Pagan-Homaii-Christian holi day, and the stage hanked with a fine showing of Douglas county's harvest products. Paper caps weru atop every head, and Urry Orth'a orchestra tingled every too Tho refreshments wero plump dough nuts and sweet eider. Every detail of llie occasion was so perfect that, but for the absence ot out wedded partners, we could havo Imagined that we were In the gaily ot our own home town cele brations. If only we men could ex press our thanks adequately to tile generous friends who made this pleasure possible! Rosoburg is not so largo as most of the towns In tho United States which aro contiguous to govern ment hospitals, but we are happy in the evidence that it contains hic-hoarted people. . - - - - . r We invite your weekly trade Feel at liberty to phone our office for our pickup and delivery laun dry service. Our staff Is courteous and efficient. J Une St.