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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAYJANUARY 14, 1939. 50XCDEW Social Calendar , Monday, January 16 1 Rose school dedication, program 'and inspection of new building, so cial hour and refreshment1 u tit Hchoolhouso at 8 o'clock in eve ning. Dr. II. h. Dunn's non-denninlnu ,t.onuI HIIjIc Rtudy cIubb meeting ul ,7:45 o'clock at dining hull of JJouk Jus hotel. Public invited. 1 IJ.A.K. two o'clock meeting lit 'home of regent, MIhh Adeline Sle- ,wurt, with Airs. W. M. Campbell, i.Mrs. Watson IS, liolse and Aim. u, V. Cnylor, hOHlonnen. Mrs. H. How Vrmtin, progrum chalimiin on, "Con servation of Oregon JteHOiirceH" Election of delegatus to Blute und national conventions. Lady Lions no liostess 7:110 des-Isert-nujiper at CuiTh Tavern. Hob .tesses for curds include Mrs.' Mar shall l'cugra and Mrs. Morgun Iauv .son. Lilac Circle No. 49, Neighbors of 'Woodcraft to meet at 7:30 In eve tiling at hull. Junior Woman's club 8 o'clock nipHtltii: at Woman's clubhouse. !jrogram on Scholarship Joan fund. Mrs. I. M. Dunn und Mrs. Frank Long In charge. Tuesday, January 17 . Friendly lllble class of First Presbyterian church 0:30 potluck 'supper at church -parlors. , J Kosehurg " Woinan'H eluji 1:1(0 tfUW8UI l-iuiit;in;ini ill umuiivum;. in.-. .Terry Knillli, spealter. Special mil sic, roll-ctill toi)lcs. University of Oregon Luneheon .club no-hostess 12 o clock luncheon Mi Hotel Umtxiua coffee shop. livening Sewing club to meet at 'home of Mrs. It. M. Church. ; Patrick W. Kelley auxiliary to .V.F.W. to hold "Coolie" party at 7:30 at Veterans Administration Facility. Members and guests In cited. J-I.IC.O. club l:;i0 luncheon moet lng at homo of Mrs. Martha ISr alvlue at JH m Cohli street. Ajnerlcan Legion and auxiliary .lnceliugs at H o'clock in cluhromns -at armory to bo followed by Joint program mooting with Mrs. C. 10. 'itoberts U& guest speaker., Itnfresh '.meuts to 'he served by post. laurel chapter No, 111, Hoyal fArclj Masons election anil installa tion' of offlcerir ut 7:110 o'clock at i temple to be preceded by t!::t0 'o'clock dinner. Melrose grange potluck supper 'at 6::t0 at hall. Senior high de '.bale team on program. Closed business meet lug to follow. v. . .t Wednesday,. January 18 'tit Joseph's Altar society to meet ut one o'clock uotluek luncheon at 'parish hall. M.O.A. club afternoon meeting at -jiow home of Mr. and Mrs. Mux (iIyers with Mrs. K. A. Jlelmboldt ub hostess. t . New Idea club one o'clock luucli eon ut home of Mrs. F. L. Calkins. ' -All l'.-T.A.' officers, committee ! chairmen and delcgules asked to two o'clock meeting at music room of Junior high school to or ganize a .Dougbis County l'.-T.A. ; Council. '. (ilengiiry Sewing club afternoon meeting ut home or Mrs. Arthur Ictihehey. Klecttnti of officers. Merry-(io-Houud club of Winston to meet at 1 : .10 o'clock dcsst'rt- luucbeon at home of Mrs. J. 11. Carnes. : II.l'.W. Glee club to meet ul 7 o'clock In evening ul studio of the director. Mrs. Charles A. Ilraud. Thursday, January 19 I.adieK of Country club to meet at 9:;iu iK in. at elubhouHO lor con tract bridge; I2::ui potluck lunch eon ami ittternoon of golfing. ' (lurtlen Valley Women's club meeting ut two o'clock ut clubhouse with Mrs. lleutrlce Vermillion, hos tess. 'Kosehurg ehiipler of Fanletn Star meeting at N o'clock at tem ple. Initiation. I'Mfty-thlnl anniver sary or the chapter will he observ ed. Hostesses, Mrs. Itoyd 1 tales, Mrs. F. M. Hun, Mrs. 11 win Hoot It and Mrs. Clyde l-'ulleiiou. W'.ll.A. social ulteinoon from two to lour at home of Mrs. Kugene Little. Presbyterian Ladles Aid society one o'clock pollut-k luncheon at crunch pai lora. Airs. A. K. Kent und Mrs. M. ChalmeiH, Joint ehalrmeu. " Itoseburg Men's (ilee club prac tice meeting at 7::te In evening al ilethiHll.U Kpiscopal church par lors, llaptlst Missionary society meet ing at 2: W at chinch parlors with ilrs. J. M. Pentney in charge of program on "Work in our Christ fan centers." Hostesses, Mrs. Oeorge Can key. Mis. Paul Caskey and Mrs. N. Nelson. Members and friends of Wom en's Foreign Missionary society of Methodist KplKcoput church Invit ed tn two oVItM k meeting at home of Mrs. Lillian Out Is on South Main street. Mrs. P. iluinee in chinge of tiiogriim and .Mrs, ti. W. Leeper in charge of ".surprise feat ure." Mid-Week Pible class ti meet nl home ot Mrs. W. A. sylwester. til 1170 Military tdrcet ut IMm In al teruoou. ' V.I'.W. au.lli:iiy !niles public to bench! card hiirlv al N u'l'lurk In evening at K. of P. hall. I'onr prize and prl7.es lor bridce. llve-luuidicd lUld pinochle. Hetreiunents. Friday. January 20 Choral club practhf ut l . in at Itoseburg Woman' chihhnuse under Uiieciion ol Mi. 1 lomer Glow. Public invited to day 1 tidies heiiellt caul pa 1 1 nud tea ut two o'l.lotk In atteriuton at Civic room of 1'inp'iua hotel. Prizes for run tract hiidgi1 and live-hundred. (oor prle. ltiversdale grange tt meet at s:ir (n evening at hall. Door prize. Pro rau LVfu'sliuients In charge ot Vr and lr(; C. W. Cook. Mr. and fil 1J. U. Cloake, Jeau Cloukc nud By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER I-ee Calkins. Saturday, January 21 Itoseburg Woman's club service shop open from nine to four up siaJia in clubhouse. February 11 Annual military bull of Reserve Officers Hssociatlou ut armory. Public Invited. REBEKAH AND I.O.O.F. LODGES INSTALL NEW OFFICERS TUESDAY Officers of Pblleturian lodge No. 8, I.O.O.F. and Itoseburg itebekuh lodge No. 41 I.O.O.F., Installed in a Joint ceremonial Tuesduy even ing at the ball. Meeting opened by Howard Case beer mid lOlsie Kcese, outgoing no ble grunds. Ceremonies conducted by: W. O. Putlerson, district deputy grand muster, and Myrtle Spaugh, dis trict deputy president, assisted by Oliver Plumer und Onu Williams, deputy murrihnllH; Fred Goff and Alice Golf, deputy wardens: T. 11 linseubaik und Klhel Hailey, d(;puty grund secreturieu; J. Karlo I'lckens and Ltbel IhiHeiibark, deputy grand treasurers; Oliver Johnson and Lil lian Nelson, deputy grand ehup lalns; Alvu Kpaugh and Kusle Jackson, deputy grand Inside guard tans; II. A. Taylor and Ituth Plum er, deputy grand outside guardians W. i). Hell and Mayino Pickens, deputy grand musliduus. The installing team was direct ed by Mrs. iOthel JJallcy. Officers Installed were: Philetar- itm lodge No. K Noble grand, Vic tor J. Mlcelll; vice gruud, Howard ( usebeer; secretury, A. J. Geddes; treasurer, Victor Hoyd ; financial secretary, A. J. Geddes; warden Dale Adams; conductor, George Looiuis; inside guard, Jesse S Murr; outside guard, Lewlu G. Par ker; Jt.S.N.G., Alba Spaugh; L.S. N.G., Story lies; H.S.V.G., T. II, liuseiiburk; L.S.V.G., W. O. Put lerson; musician, W. Ij. Jlell; chup lulu, F. 1. Perry; It.S.S.. O. L. Johnson; L.S.S.. Prank G. Erno. Itoseburg Jtf'bekah lodge No. 41 ofliciMS were: Noble grand, Airs. Winnie I lawn; vice grand, Mrs. Maggie Dent; secretary, Tillle 1. Johnson ; treasurer, Llllle Pet toy; financial secretary. Kmma Taylor; warden, Ilullio Wllllts; conductor, l.ela Long; Inside guard, Uiuru Darby; outside guard, Lillian Nel son; Jt.S.N.G.. Alice Goff; L.S.N.G.. Susie Jackson; K.S.V.G., Maymu Pickens; L.K.V.G., Dora llruugbton; musician, Mvelyn Kredrlcltson; 11. S,S Velinu Herman. A bouquet, of pink roses und cur- nations was presented the new noble' grund of Itoseburg Itebekuh lodge as a token of appreciation ol the occasion. Short remarks were made by the two new noble grands and by Kdythe Kelley. past president ol Uebekah Assembly of Oregon und past pres ident ol' (be Associated Itebekuh Assembly or the World, by Mrs. Minnie Wllllts, chaplain of the Ue bekah Assembly of Oregon a member ol Cottage C.rOve ltebekab lodge und mother of the warden of Itoseburg Uebeknh lodge and by Kred Goff, past grand a brother ol the noble grand of Itoseburg lte bekab lodge. I'be meeting adjourned with u short ceremony, a prayer by Acting Chuplulu Victor Itoyd and the sing ing of America by the entire group. lierreshmeuts were served by a committee beaded by Klsle lleese, retiring noble grand. BETA SIGMA PHl DISTRICT CONFERENCE IS HELD HERE SUNDAY lleta Sigma Phi district confer ence wits held all-day Sunday in Itoseburg, beginning ut nine o clock with registration ut the Hotel tlmpiptu, und followed by u de light I ul nlne-tblrly o'clock brou le ftist ul the home of Mrs. M. C. ilow ker tin Claire Htreet. The group attended the morn ing service at the Presbyterian church at eleven o'clock and Inter enjoyed a tour of ltoehurg. A panel discussion on "Itushing' by Nu chapter, Kugene; program de velopment by loin rhiipter, Med lord, and finance by Mti chapter, Itoseburg, followed at the Hotel I iup(ua lllue room. Kugene delegates included Flmu Doris Huvemnuu, Prances Mc Dermott, Grace K llelstel and Mil- Ired K. Kelso. .Med lord delegates (iresent were Ituth Hill. Kveretta Gillespie, Gertrude llasklns, Mary Peterson and Juautta Moon. Hesides the Kugene and Med- ford deb-gales attending the break- last at the Itowker home were Hetty Leedy. Helen Shreeve. Janet Plcken.scher. Mrs. Itoy Peterson, Frances MeUger. Kvelyn Willis, Dorothy Dale Jackson, Mrs. H. C. Cbureb. Thelnia Smith and Mrs'. M. C. Itowker. Additional miesta altendluc the baiHiuet ut the Pmp- lu.i iiiim'i ii i tinee o clock, lies dew those present al the breaklasl in- cimieii Hetyl tlinunei, Dmu Hi a nub ton, Klla Corbet I, Canuel New land and .Marian Kltznbeih Chinch. M ins Doiothy Dale Jackson pro hled at the h.iuuuet as tonstmls I iej.s uud the rollnwlng program was presented: address of wel-i-ome. Thelma Smith; response, Gen rude Haskius. hta chapter. Medford. and Lima Doris II Kiia.-n No chapter; violin solo by M.itu.n r.imilieth Churcb: i.imm solo by Kvelyn Willis; musical se lectitms, and "Ait Uevolr" bv iHno ihy Dull. Jncksou. JUNIOR CHOIR HAS POTLUCK SUPPER I he Junior choir of the M I-: Cbtiich South held a H:;;n o'clock pntluek supper at the church par lnrs Wednesday evening, followed by choir t-elu'ursiil and u social hour of games. Twt'iiir-eight were lre,,i.tit tm (he ut i. !uiou. Loi eu lUiej it diicttei ol the cUolc, PUBLIC INVITED TO ROSE SCHOOL DEDICATION NEXT MONDAY EVENING A most cordial lnvltutlon has been extended by the Hose school i'.T.A. to the puolic to attend the dedication of the new Hose school building at eight o'clock next Monday evening. The ,uflalr in being sponsored by tiie P.-T.A, and the district school board. Airs. Koberl Mercer, president, has announced the following com iniLlees lor the alfuir; General chairman, Airs. Roy O. Voting, as sisted by Mrs. Churles U. Wade and Itev. Perry Kmilli. Itelresn- incuts, Mrs. Carl Nickeus, Mrs. G, M. Kiell, Mrs. Lee Williams, Mrs. llert Courtney, Mrs. itoyd lirutou und Mrs. L. A. Miles. Decorutfons: Mrs. L. A. Dillurd, iooiuh; "Mrs Charles li. Wade, auditorium und hulls; assisted by Mrs. J. P. Mols chenbucber, Mrs. Will H. Gerrelsen and Mrs. II. J. Coruni. Hostesses for the rooms Include Mrs. J. Koluud Parker, chulrmau. Mrs. C. It. Freum. Mrs. Carl Nick ens, Mrs. L. H. Krogel, Mrs. Wil liam Moran, Mrs. Kenneth Dun ham, Mrs. G. A. llurtel, Mrs. George Con key. Miss Corbott, Miss Verna Carothers, Miss Florence hueduk er, MIhh Vera Fredrickson, and host. Principal E. S. Hull. Cullers include E. S. Hall, chair man, ussisled by boys from the sixth grade and Will H. Gerrctseu, It. J. Corum, Ned Dixon and it. U. Coen, Alternating ut the refreshment table In pouring will be Miss Ade line Stewart, Mrs. W. E. Sullivan, Alra. Hurold Whitloek, Mrs. Doro thy Hunt and Mrs. E, S. Hall. Tlie evening's program includes: Orchestra selections, High School orchestra. Address welcome, Mrs. Robert Mercer. History of Rose school, Miss Ade line Stewart. Peatures of the new building, W M. Campbell, city superintendent of schools. Presentation of keys, A. A. Wild er, chairman of school board. Presentation of flag, by veterans organizations. Response, K. S. Hull, principal. Song. "Oregon" Audience Dedication ritual. Dedication prayer, Rev, Morris H. Roach. Selections, "Luxembourg Gardens" by Haldwln, "Japanese Sunset by Depplu. and "Kalrellltu," by Pnnco Women's Choral club Address Itev. Perry Smith Vocal selections Mule uuurtet Song, "America" Audience Orchestra selections. Inspection of building. Refreshments. fc MRS. HAROLD BELLOWS ENTERTAINS 6EWING CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Harold Mellows entertained her sewing club at u delightful one- thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at her home on Military street Wed nesday afternoon. A large mirror. entered by white and oiue ornu netits and white and blue tapers. graced (he table. Covers were placed for Miss Klutue Drown, a guest, uud Mrs. Giant Osboru. Mrs. A. H. Taylor, Mrs. Clyde Curst ens, MrB. Willis MyerH, Airs. James Campbell, Mih. A. Hrltton. Airs. Karl Wiley. Mrs. C. M. Ilulner and Mrs. Hel lo vs. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed during the afternoon. The Jan uary ;tuth meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Clyde Carstens in l.aurehvood. MRS. B. H. LAIRO IS I HOSTESS TO PRAYER CIRCLE ON WEDNESDAY Mih. H. II. Laird very graciously entertained the Northslde Prayer Circle at her attractive home on Winchester street Wetlneaday af ternoon. Those present were Mrs. C. A. Cbamberlin, Mrs. I. II. Duff. Mrs. Nora Ware. Mrs. Fred A. Knight. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Paul Hlaskey, Mrs. Anua Carson. Mrs. Killth S. Aekert. Mrs. Troub. Mrs. Heckley uud .Mrs. Maltnda Oderklrk.-. Al the lea hour Mrs. Ialrd ser ved delicious rcliVshmculH at a ta ble centered with a lovely bouipiet f yellow chrysanthemums and reins. Large ferns wine used about the rooms for the occasion. CHOIR PARTY ENJOYED AT RADABAUGH HOME WEDNESDAY EVENING The First Christian churcb choir members enjoyed a delight ful uo-bost pnrty Wednesday eve ning ut the Donu Kadahaugh home on South Jackson street. Unites were enjoyed and Inter lovely to- reshtuenls were served t.u Mr, anil Mrs. Paul MoGOwan. Mr. and Mrs D. K. Pollz, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Churcb. Mr. and Mis. W. Downer. Mr. ami Mrs. Art Itogard, Mrs. Donu Radabaugb. Mrs. L it. Hut iter. Mrs. ( lit lord Parrott, Mrs Lena Porter Austin, Miss Mavgret Oderkirk. Miss Elsie Hudson. Jack Saunders. Dr. It. L. Dunn and Charles V. Stanton. TUESDAY EVENING " BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED AT A. D. PARR HOME Mrs. A. D. Parr very graciously entertained her bridge club Tues day oveutngit her lovoly home on Kust 1-utie sit eetr Mrs. W. K Chrtsler won- the high score for I In evening's contract bridge play. Later Mrs. Parr served a deli cious buffet supper to Mrs. II. W. Porter uud Mrs. Daniel Keoltaue. guests, and Mrs. Marshall Pengra. Mrs. lioger ltatley. Mrs. J D. Mc Lennan. Mrs. W. R. Cbrister. Mrs Prank Coeu und Mrs. G. W . Giud-cr. MRS. BERT WELL8 18 HONORED ON BIRTHDAY BY BADOURA CLUB A surprise shower of gifts was presented by the iladoura club, Daughters or the Kile members to Mrs. Hert Wells In honor of her birthday anniversary Tuesday, when the club met for a delightful one o'clock no hostess luncheon al the home of Mrs. H. R. Edwards on Winchester street. . Covers were arranged for Mrs. Dr. Koentz. a member of the Ma lac temple at Iewiston. Idaho, and Mrs. McDonald (mother of Mrs. Edwards), who were guests, and the following members, Mrs. Bert Wells, Mrs. u. It. Hatea, Mrs. Al bert Micelli, Mrs. A. J. Young, Mrs. William Hell. Mrs. M. B. Green, Mrs. Will II. Gerretsen, Mrs. George H. Smith, Mrs. lalo Stephens and Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Hatea, retiring president. Introduced the new president, Mrs. wiceiu, ami ner new ortieers. aft er which the surprise shower of gifts wub given to Mrs. Hert Wells a,nd the afternoon hours were spent in sewing for the Shrine hospital. The next meeting be in the form of a delightful costume birth day party to be held at a ti-.Aii o'clock uo-bostesH dinner at tlm home of Mrs. A. J. Young on Feb ruary i-i. MARSTERS-oAMHBtLL LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR MRS. EARL ULLRICH Airs. U. W. Marstera and Airs. W. m. iHiiipueu were Joint Hostesses at a very charming one oclock luncheon und Mtii-tiiuu .. party in honor ol Airs. Earl Ull- .iit ul uie uome oi tne former on North ilackaou street Saturday ut teruoon.. A name bouquet of Jasmine and a beautiful blrtnday ciiKe decorated ill Dale nlnk mul lit no .1.,. uiuuuiivuiy uppointed luncheon Ut- ...v.. i.uinn wore ptuceu ior Mrs. Eurl miHcli vni.ui t, v.... Clyde ileurd, Airs. Hruce Alellis, iiugu iiucnie, jr., Mrs. li. L. Knupj), Mrs. George McHoe, Mia. Frederick J. Porter and the hos tesses. Ali'H. Mm C'tiiupbult. A Hhower of InvRlv frlftu V,.B n.-... Htiuteil tn Mi'u r m ....... .....i ,u .... lunioim liours were Biijoyubly 81em OMMIU 1,11(1 VIBlllIlg. INTER. RP RTtlnv rt nn ENTERTAINED AT GEDDES HOME TUESDAY All'8. I'lllll (Iprlilns ti d noon ivnen 8lie entertained the uiier-ne finh at u .1.. it. Oliethi-tV n'plnflf ilaa...rt.li I. .. lit lier home on Fowler street. covers were urruiiKed lor Airs. A. J. (if'flflMK ll I'liaul .....I At.... I.' si. Hull, Mrs. llurolil ilowcniuiii. Alls. Clyds Heard, Mis. It. H. Ilrund. Mrs. J-Jnt-1 Ullileh, Mrs. W. M 'fiiimihiill l,.u I) n ai..iii .uln. ijiuLU 1I1UII1B, Mrs (Ikoibb Churchill, Mrs. llobert Hitwloy, Airs. Jny Youiik and the iwon-nn, 1,1 1 ov l-HUI VetMieS. All's. ICurl Ullrieh uuve 11 very InterestliiK review of Anne hind- llerell's hiMilf "l.ldtuti il.u km... I " l'illowed by roll-cull topics by the members. The .runiiiii'v Q.lrh 1-'to ii.Du....t. luncheon meeting will be held al Ihe home of Airs. Alellis with Airs. Asuiu In churgo of the report. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS AT DECKER HOME ON WEDNESDAY The HosebuiK Art and Embroid ery club met ut the home ol' Mrs. I'.url Decker on eduesduv. in .tile of the storm on the outside all was cheery with many lamps shedding u Pleusallt glow throucb- out the rooms. Members present were: Mrs. I.. Imrby. Airs. Andruleff, Mrs. Uyrd, .Mrs. Ingles, Airs. Hnwn. Mrs. Ste phenson, Airs. Miller. Mrs. Cluck. Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Neul, Mrs. Cox. Airs. Hurkc and the hostess. Mrs. I locker. Alter lie business meeting the time passed quickly ami pleasant ly with chatting und sewing. Al the leu hour delicious refresh ments were Berved by Mrs. Docker assisted by Mrs. Cluck und Airs. lliu-ke. Hie next meeting will be held at ibe home of Airs. Zellu Miller on lunuury IS. JUDGE R. W. MARSTERS HONORED AT DINNER ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Judge H. W. Marsters was hon ored ut n very chiuiuing 6:30 o clock dinner parly on his blrth- luy anniversary, when Mrs. Mur- sleiK euterlained al their home on North JuckMin street Friday eve ning. . be.'iulllul birthday cale und n bowl of jasmine and ferns irrnred the table, where covers were plac ed for Judge Marsters. honor guest. Mr. uud Mrs. R W. Morri son, Mr. und All's. Stewart Cooper. .nr. and .Mrs. John llliniu to- bi'ilsnn and the hostess, .Mrs. Mur- slers. Chinese clHckors were enjoyed luring the pleasant evening hours. m m SIXTH GRADERS ENJOY DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT ROSE SCHOOL, THURSDAY Honoring the lust year's sixth grade cla.-s members of Hose school. I'riuclpal H. S. Hull spon sored u delightful purty ut the schoolhouse Tbursduy CMMiing. Thirty. three were present for the occusion. A prom-am was followed by a soc ial bom- of gami-s played in the cvnmiHiiim. utter which' Mrs. Fred Hamilton. ' .M i s.' J. F.1 IHlluril nml .Mm. Hurry llutr served lovely re frcshmc nts. BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The lluptist Misslouuiy society will meet ut tw:o-thirty o'clock next Thursday at the chun b pal lors uud all members ure urged lo bring their ".Mite lloxcs" to the meeting. .Mrs. Ccoigo Cuskey. Mrs. I'uul Cuskcy and Mrs. X. Nelson will act us hostesses snd Mrs J. M. lYnt mv will be premium thairuuiu fur tl)c ulteruouu. MID-SEASON BONNETS A r A fx - K : . ' -t-A' US,-- - 4 Merc's a smart version of the wimple. The turban to which it is attached is of matching silk in bright peacock blue. An invisible, hairnet holds the hair in place underneath turban and wimple. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET NEXT MONDAY The Junior Woman's club will hold a very Interesting meeting ul eight o'clock next Monday evening; at the W oman's clubrooms, at which lime airs. i. m. uuuii unu .wrs. I'l-iiiis L.uiig iu uk juiiil cimu-j evening lo nonor tier son, Curl Jr., men on "The Scholarship Loan , on bis seventeenth birthday an Fund." niversary. i. IZ. nZ., T v5i women's organisations in the state and to tlnte has the record of help-1 ig Ki20 girls obtain educations, j which Is flie greatest number help- e,l In iiiiv suite In the union. ' - A number of Itoseburg girls hnvoi are thlrty-lhree girls In Uregon being assisted by the fund. : ' All members of the club are urge.l to be present. Mrs. William , I rnratb, president,' will be charge. ' KIWANIS DIRECTORS ENJOY DINNER AT KRELL HOME WEDNESDAY The Klwanls board and direc tors enjoyed a very delightful sev en o'clock dinner at the home of the new president, (J. M. Krell. W.Qdnesday evening. Mrs. Krell was assisted in serving by Mrs. T. R. Burr. Chrysanthemums were used to carry out an atlractive decorative motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for G. M. Krell, presi dent, H. O. Pargetor, ;. V. Wlm- berly, J. It. Wharton. K. L. Knapp, Attorney Paul Geddes. T. II. Ness, N'. (I. Petersen, Chester Morgan, Walter FlBher, L. W. Josse. K. S. McClain, B. J. Corum. Louis Full- ertou, S. C. I.uplinm, itoger Hulley, branklyn oyt, steen Johnson and rhoiuas Parkinson. MRS. R. C. DAVIS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY TUESDAY Mrs. H. T. dluuson eutcrtainod at a charming 1:30 o'clock salad luncheon at her lovely home on vast Douglas street Tuesduy after noon lo compliment Mrs. It. C. Da vis, who with her husband will move lo Snlem tomorrow. Covers were arranged for Mrs. Davis, guest of honor. Mrs. C. K. Wlmbcrly. Airs. E. F. Tandy. Airs. Harris Ellsworth. Mrs. V. M. Mc Kuchern. Airs. Fred Schwartz, Airs. Walter Fisher and Airs. Edward Hlnus. Contract bridge was enjoved luring the nlternnon with "the guest prize being presented to Airs. Davis and high score prize going to Mrs. Kllsworth with sec ond high piize going to Airs. I nudy. REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO MEET AT NO-HOSTESS LUNCHEON JANUARY 25th Itev. Linden (I. I.eavltt. limniin- em Hoseburg speaker and nnstor ol the First Christian church hero. win. oe tile guest speaker ut the one o'clock no-hostess luncheon of tne nouglns l ull of Pro-America to uarv'"'''1 "'' "tel I'mpqua, Jan- All republican women are Invlt- I'd to the luncheon und inuv ntteml by making reservations by calling, either Airs. Broadway or Mrs. Fred- eiick .1. Piiiier. The meeting will lie In charge of the president, Mrs. H. C. Waddell. . . . ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Itev. Perry Snilth. rector of St. (looigo's Episcopal church, will be suest speaker at the lioseburc Woman's club one-thirty o'clock , .l.f;,, i ,-.,, , Al I llt'MlUV Ul I the clubhouse with Mrs. 1 A. Wells I The ljidy Lions will meet at 7:30 acting as chairman or th. ho-: ess o'clock no-hosless dessert-supiier committee. I next .Monday evening ut Carl s Tav- Alrs. F. W. Morrison, president. I ''i n w ith Airs. It. II. Franks, prosl will bo In rhurso of the meeting. ! dent, in charge of the business Mrs. Paul Geddes will play piano se- meeting. Hostesses for Ihe social lections and roll-call topics will be I hour of contract bridge and flve slven. .Members and their Invited I hundred will be All s. .Marshall Pen-i-uesis have been iisked to enjoy 'gra and .Mrs. .Morgan l.awson. All (be nicetiuw;. members are urged lo be present.' CARL WIMBERLY JR., HONORED AT DINNER ON BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY Airs. Carl E. Wimbeiiv enter tallied at a very delightful six o'clock dinner party at her home on Kast Lane street Wednesday A beautiful birthday cake, decor- J '"; f , i'tamla? grae'ed the table Mrs Wimbei , "b ' jn.aJ'H8-0" J?!!! ?m ?. n ,i.. .1 . .. ... .'. ,V:CU,, 'hh' ...'-. u,,u "os .ijih w mm hp ley, Aliss Carolyn Cordon, AIlss h, xr v', . V," . .f ."' ,.'..,, ",,," ,. ' . ",,,,,... .. ' !.. T ,. . "wen, uan Wlniborly Jr.,1 Knuto Kershnur Chin- pa TMn, ...!. Bob Davis, Edgar Lewis, Horace Pembcrton and Fred Kadigan. Dancing, ping pong and Chineso checkers were enjoyed during the. evening. A fine gift was present ed by the guests to Carl In honor of the occasion. NO-HOST DINNER AND PARTY GIVEN FOR MR. AND MRS. DAVIS , Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Davis, who are moving from this city to Sa lem tomorrow, were honored at a charming 6:3d o'clock no-host din ner and party Thursday evening given by their bridge club at Ihe Hotel Umpqua. Covers were placed for Air. and Airs. It. C. Davis, Air. and Airs. 10. S. AlcClain, Air. und Mrs. Ivan Pickens, .Mr. and Airs. II. J. Corum, Air. and Mrs. It. D. Coen and Air. and Airs. Fred Lockwood. Following tho dinner the group went to the attractive home of Air. and Airs. McClain on South Jack son street, whore a lovely gift was presented to Air. and Mrs. Da vis and the evening wus spent In playing contract bridge. High scores for the play wore held by Mrs. AlcClain and Air. Corum. PAST MATRONS ENJOY DESSERT-SUPPER ON MONDAY EVENING The Past Matrons club of Itose burg chapter of Eastern Star en joyed a delightful 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper .Monday evening at the home of Mrs. It. r. Williams with Airs. c. K. Wimberly us as sisting hostess. Covers were placed for Mrs. D. H. Morgan, president. Airs P T Bubur. .Mrs. It. I,. Whipple. .Mrs! I. II. Lenox. Mrs. C. G. Ferrier Airs. A. I-:. Elliott. Mrs. W. F. Har ris. .Mrs. J. c, Hoyce. Airs. Victor J. Allcclli. Airs. Harrv Wolfe Airs Walter Hercher, .Miss Gladys Has. kin and Aliss Ethel Webb, mem bers, and Airs. F. Fortin, of Oak land, a guest. Sewing and visiting wore enjov. ed. following the short business meeting. MISS SAYLOR IS HOSTESS TO TUESDAY EVENING BRIDGE CLUB .Miss Kelmn qu.... her bridge club fuesdav evening at her home in the kohlha-i.n apartments. Following the bridge play Aliss Savior served lovely re freshments to Airs. Scott Williams Mrs. I.eroy lllalt. Mrs. H. H. Tum or. Mrs.OtM. Churcb. Airs Knrl Conner. Aliss Alarjorie (hosier. Miss Thelnia Smith and .Miss Amanda Anderson. LADY LIONS TO MEET NEXT MONDAY NIGHT PUBLIC INVITED TO CHARMING BENEFIT PARTY NEXT FRIDAY One of the largest and most charming ot benefit affairs an nounced for the month will be the Uray Ladles two o'clock benefit bridge tea to be held in the Civic room of the Hotel Umpqua next Friday afternoon, January 20th, to which tbe public has been cordial ly invited to attend. .Mrs. L. W. Josse is acting as general chairman of tbe party and contract bridge and five-hundred players are asked to make reserva tions for the affair by calling either Airs. Josse at 357-R or Airs, uroau way at 12-Y. Assisting Mrs. Josse as hostesses at tbe charming affair will be the members ot the Uray Ladies, in cluding: Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. E. F. Tandy, Airs. Edward Hines, Airs. H. C. Waddell, Mrs. Roy O. Young, Airs. George McBee, Mrs. O. M. Ber rlo, Airs. Thomas Parkinson, Mrs. A. H. Mountford and Mrs.' J. C. McCalllster. Mrs. George E. Houck, chief dietician at the Veterans Adminis tration Facility, and Airs. Helene H. Anderson, recreation aide at tbe facility, will pour. High score prizes will be award ed in contract bridge and five-hundred and a door prize will also be given. Those planning to attend nave, been asked to he ready to be gin the card play at two o'clock sharp. , ' ',,''. FULLERTON STUDY CLUB MEETS MONDAY The Fullerton Study club met Alonday at the schoolhouse pre ceding the regulur meeting of the P.-T. A. Tne topic for discussion, "The Family in a Democracy," was pre sented in a very interesting man ner by Airs. H. B. Carter witn each member taking part in tbe discus sion. Airs. Harold Bender called atten tion lo the radio talks given by Dr. Cutheiine Laws over KKNR at 1:30 every Wednesday. Dr. Luws is head of the parent , education board of the stute of California and broadcasts to parent teacher groups. Airs. Bender invited the club to meet at her home every Wednesday to hear the programs und discuss the problems presented by Dr. Laws. Mrs. Bender was chosen leader for next month's meeting of the Study club and chose as her chair men, Mrs. P. O. Ackley. .Mrs. W. A. Sylwester and Airs. Wilbur Culp. Among topics to be discussed will be "Are Fathers Interested in P.-T. A." Present at Alonday's meeting were Airs. H. B. Carter, Airs. Har old A. Bender, Airs. Jesse Alonroe, .Mrs. Charles Al. Hiney, Mrs. E. A. Bt'ittou, Airs Clyde Cursteus, Airs. E. L. Hodges, Mrs. W. A. Sylwes ter. Airs. W. W. Ackley, Airs. P. O. Ackley and Mrs. Wilbur Culp. On Wednesday Airs. Bender en tertained the club at her home on Harvard avenue. Following the broadcast of Dr. Catherine Laws, panel discussions were held and other points of interest to parent teacher groups were also discussed. Thoso present were Mrs. W. A. Sylwester, Airs. P. O. Ackley, Mrs. H. B. Carter, Mrs. Jesse Alonroe. Airs Robert Butler, Mrs. Lottie Ross and Mrs. Bender. Airs. Bender has asked her chair men to meet at her home Janu ary 25th. . SURPRISE PARTY IS ENJOYED AT HYZER HOME WEDNESDAY Airs. Stella Hyzer was delight fully surprised at her home on Whurton avenue Wednesday eve ning, when a group of friends call ed to give her a housewarniing parly and presented a lovely gill to her. A surprise card and hand kerchief shower was also given tor Aliss Virginia Cyrus in honor of her birthday. Those present were Mrs. Hyzer and Aliss Virginia Cyrus, guests of honor, ltuth Plumer, Alyrtle isiaennamincr, Clarice Benedick, May Sebrlng, Airs. Peterson. Em ma Sprague, Alary Parr, Znda Parr. Zelma Sands and daughter, Evelyn Cyrils and daughter and Pearl llawhotiser. I.ovely refreshments were serv ed later in the evening. COMME VOUS PLAITE CLUB MEETS TUESDAY AT DECKER HOME The Comme Vous Plaite club met Tuesday afternoon vith Mrs. l-.arl Decker as hostess. Vislllng und sewing were enjoyed until the tea hour, when Airs. Decker serv ed delicious refreshments to Mrs. .1. F. Byrd. Mrs. C. II. Wlckham. Airs. T. W. Thomason. Mrs. B. II. Laird. Airs. H. T. Bloom, Airs. II. F. Hatfield and Airs. Walter Singleton. The January 21 meeting will bn held at the home of Airs. II F Hatfield. e W. B. A. HAS MEETING THURSDAY Tho Woman's Benefit associa tion hold a business meeting Thursday afternoon at tho Alac cahec hall, at which time nlans were mai!e for a social meeting to be held from two to four o'clock nexi inurstlny at the, home of Airs Kueeno Little. The next regular business meet ing has been announced for tu-n o'clock the afternoon of January ul the hull ' MR. AND MRS. SANDQUIST TNTFRTAIM AT I nuci w DINNER ON WEDNESDAY Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Sandqui-t entertained at a dellghtrul dinner party at their home on Fowler street Wednesday evening. The occasion marked the birthilav an niversary of Mrs. Sandquist." Covers were placed at a beauti fully appointed table for .Mr. and Airs. Harry Alahnncy and Airs. Lu- cllu Ollllllt nr n,vi,.j Blanche .Mcculloch, of Bakerafleld Calif., and the hosi uud hostess. .Mr. and .Mrs, Sandquist. BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON ENJOYED BY MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS THURSDAY One of the most charming social affairs of last week was tbe pot luck birthday luncheon given by the Mld-Week Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church. It was held at the lovely home ot Mrs. C. Klaenhammer on Military street. The tableB were covered with beau tiful lace tablecloths. A gorgeous begonia, and two lovely birthday cakes formed the centerpieces. Cov ers were arranged for Airs. W. V. Ackley. .Mrs. P. Ackley, Airs. C. Beecroft, Airs. C. Klaenhammer, Mrs. C. Gorthy, Airs. A. Long, Airs. W. Vogt, Mrs. Louise Voigt, Airs. M. Richardson, Airs. E. Hodges, Aliss Pearl Goetz, .Miss Alvina Aleusch, Airs. C. Mortimer, Mrs. V. Andraieff, All's. V. Hull, Airs. A. Schlick, Rev. and Mrs. W. Sylwes ter. The birthday guests honored ut this occasion were Airs. Al. Rich ardson, Airs. V. Andraieff, Mrs. W. Sylwester and Airs. E. Hodges. After the luncheon a short business meeting was called by Airs. A. Schlick. the president of the class. A letter of thanks, received from the Lutheran orphannge at Chicago, was read, in this letter tbe ladies were highly commended for the charitable sewing which they had done for this iustitution..HThe re mainder of the afternoon waB spent socially. Airs. '-C. Klaenham mer, Airs. C. Gorthy, Airs. E. Hodges . and Airs. A. Long favored the group with several fine musi cal selections. The hostesses for the lovely luncheon and interesting afternoon were Airs. C. Klaenhammer, Airs. W. Ackley, Mrs. C. Gorthy and Airs. A. Long. , The next meeting of tho Bible class will he held ut the lioins-.'of Airs. W. Sylwester, 1170 Military street, on Jan. 19th. All moitibers and friends are most cordiuUy In vited. , , , , U. S. V. HOSPITAL The card party Invitees on Alon day afternoon were happy to sea serving ns hostesses Airs. L. W. Josse, Airs. A. H. AIountford Mrs. Velle Broadway and Airs. George Wharton. Patients just admitted to the hospital who are greeted by these members of the Gray la dies corps are Inclined to voiue the old song, "are there any .-n'ore at ' home (In Itoseburg) ye 'ou?" At tbe picture show Monday night we enjoyed ' a Patbe news reel, and then a technicolor travel talk. "Madeira, Isle of Romance." The feature, "I'm From the City," particularly delighted Joe rennet fans, and amused us all. Tuesday the American Legion auxiliary sponsored another dance for us with our favorite orchestra, and everyone present had u good time a very good time. The department rehabilitation chairman of the American Legion auxiliary reports contributions to tho treasury to be used for our parties, received from units ut Ashland, Corvallis, West Hills, North Head, Klamath Fulls, minis, St. Johns, Lebanon, Federal, Lar sen. Hood River nud Cottage Grove. If money talks, we like what this has to say. Wednesday evening an unusual ly large number of members of the auxiliary to the United Spanish American War Veterans came to plny miscellaneous games with us. In spite of the fact that ten ot our Beau Drummols had passes to town for a meeting of the Dis abled American Veterans of tho World War at the snuie hour, there was a good utlcndnnce, und' with plutes ot fudge on the tables, the gathering toolt on a partified air. The old question. "Whore were you when the lights wont out';" had a new turn Thursday morning when some blasting east of town disrupted electric service In tho Itosebur" area for a while.' Our busy barber, caught between floors In an elevator, thought he was get ting a present of a short rest, but an emergency release promptly set him on his job again. Thursday's picture shows wore good entertainment-. First came one of Walt Disney's cartoons, "Good Scouts." Thou we saw Sonja Henie and Richard Greene in "My Lucky star," and the bov (Continued on page 3.) Wondering what to wear to the party next week? Why spend a lot of money on a new gown when with our perfected cleaning h. ods, we can make your old gown I new. just reach for the phone instead of your purse and call 88. New Service Laundry and Dry Cleaning 324 W. Lane Phone 88 REACH FOR THE
