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Newspaper Page TextTWO RQSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1959. 1 SnrUl Calendar Sunday, May 14 Job'K 1 langhteiH to entertain mo thers itt program and Mothei h da tea ul three o'clock in aliernoon hi Matmttic temple, Monday, May 15 Dr. It. J,. I hi tin's non denonil na tional bible Ktndy i-Ihhh to Kiudy the Davldic ronantn of the per petuity ol the Throne of I'avid, at 7: 1.1 o'clock In evening at I Jong Inn hotel dining bail. I'ublie invileri. J'oltawalomie Camp Fire group to meet at Itnseburg ctiibhine. W'oniuii'H Lady IJoiik !:''( o'clock no-hns- Ichk f,enertHlipper to be held at Cairn Tavern. Mik. A. Herri man anl Mik. Wallace Downer, boHleHMen. Program til charge ' Aim. Kd win Hooth. IteiiHon I'. T.A. to meet at 2 : ::o at BiliooihniiKe with Mm. I'. F. Hob erln Hpeaker on Childten'H Hooks. It port of 4-11 club work by Mm. James Hartley. Flay by tern-hern. Kleclioil Ol oflicem. Junior Womaii'K club t:.fi picnic at Maple grove. Cam to be at club bonne to fiiriiinh transportation. Alpha Heta Delphian chapter pre liminary meeting at ten o'clock u. in. at Motel I'mpiinit. Hose P. T A 7:.'!'i o'clock meet ing to complete yearn' work. Sixth grade gradual lug exeiclnen to fol low. Itefri-HhmentK. Iliwmdale grange benefit live hundred card party ami 7 ; den-neri-supper a I clulihoune. Prizes. Public invited. Tuesday, May 16 Knnebiirg Woman "m club 1:'J o'clock desert-luncheon nt club- house with Mm. C. K. HoberiR Kiicaker on "Internal .omtl Mela Holm." Last meeting of club preni drill. Mm. F. W. MorriHon. Itoll call topic and special music. H.K.O. club one-thirty hmcheon Hi homo of Mm. Virginia Campbell ttn Uinpqua iivnue. . Uiurel chiipli.r No., Ill to meet at Hix-lhlrly o'elnc k dinner at Manonlc temple. Work In lloynl Arch do- Kree. Ai l ol l.lie I lie t.onu i a i kh were Legion it ml ituxllliuy Invited tnUiven by Helen Feiernou and Kve littend Hpccial Moiber'H day prn-vn Wiiltn concernlnn Ihe leHnoii. jjiaiu and neveti o'clock deKHert-Hiip-1 tn Tbelmu Smith b-d In a very wr at mninry bonorlnK the mot hei h I interesi iim ili?'ussion of emotional of menihem. Mrs. Hazel Snyder. Mtale nresldeni. Astoria, and Mm. Kilmi overmyer, dislrlct No. 4 president. Mullord. will be present. Program. Wednesday, May 17 New Idea club one o'clock luiu h eon ami exchaiiBe of I'ollyannu gills at home or Mrs. 11. II. Wil liams In Kdeuhower. Public inviled to M. josepu n .m tar HiH-lctv benerii bridire mid nve-l,l( hundred nartv at tuirisb hall at o'clock in evening. Frizes nml re- freshmenls. M,()... club afternoon meeting at home or M IK. K. tl. Cloake. Douglas county P.-T.A. Council lo meet al 2 n clock lit Junior hiiili nchool buililinc. Klectiou of ofli eers. School oT luslllicltou lor Iiew ntlh em. Thursday, May 18 Ituseburg Couiilry club holies loion his iweiny tirst iiirtniiay mini meet a) II a . m at clubcuirse for,ersiiry Saturday evening, at a de golfing. Pollock lunch. mi al li!:::n liuhtful line parly at Hunt's Indian ami contract bridge summer tour-, t heaire. The, oi l asion aNo was in iiiimenl play al 1 : ::n. i honor ol (ieorgeiie Sbaiiklin ami Pn-slnlerian l.mllen Aid to mei-t Hetty llehaid. whose birtlida ne at 1:, III dessert luncheon at chtlicli j cured during Ihe week, mirlom wiih Mm. Mertha Parrott. Ftdlowing the Hue party, the chairman. Mm. K. It. Meixger. Mrs. t J. F. Marker, Mrs. K Hull and Mm. tieorge M. Hi oslesses Mrs. W. M. Chaliueis. president, tutia charge. Woman's Foreign Mihsionary so- cietv o Methodist l.piscopal chuicr lo meet at two o'clock in aliernoon at home of Mrs. A C Mnrsii-m on S. Kane street Ith Mrs. Paul (ieddes as leader. tlaidcn Valley Women's club to meet al Iwo o'clock In afternoon at tluhhuUM' wilb Mrs. A. M. Schneider as hostess. liosehurg Chapter of Kaslern Slur to meet al S o'clock In eve ning at temple. Members and visit llii; members Invited n,I.U....I Hll.le .liiMH of St Paul s Lutheran chinch to meet at j ( home of .Mm, W illtam gi on Wharton avenue al two tit alter noon villi Mrs Louise Voigt as aMstlng hosti'hh, Friday, May 19 Fast PlcMdctilH clllb ot liroi gc StaiiniM aiiMliary to S W '. to Jlicel al I" ;!U desnei I luncheon lit borne ot Mis. Percy Webb. ltlersdale graiiue lo meet al S ' In eeutut: al hull Mh Mr. anil Mis. Harlan Moore. Mi and Mm Foirest Jones and Mr. and Mis II A. Moore In clmige ol lelresh meiilh. Door prize. Publb Imiicd io silver ieu fmni :;io lo .'i o'cliii K In aliernoon lo be siioiisort d 1v Fullerlon school P . A. at Albert Mn elll waub n on j .Mehose load MARIAN CHURCH CELEBRATES FIFTEENTH BIRTHDAY AT PARTY Aliss Marian Church, d.itinhtci of Dr. and Mis II c Church. braled her flfteeiilh MrtbdhV last eenliu' al a deltulitttil supper piir-l tv al ihe Church Minimer camp on j fhe Norih I nipipiH ner. A h.-autilul lot lhda ake cut and -erci! at the suppci mnl an ullractive Klft whs presented to Mi Church from Miss Man Mar Mirl KIlMWtirth, Miss .Minnaiet t or Hon. Miss pjitrtcm McClinlot k ! Miss .loiiniti Hume. Miss No.iuic Heo Moinsoli and M I s Slnil. Parson. LAUREL CHAPTFR TO MEET AT DINNER l.auiel chapter No :: w Ml meet nt a ti :ie oclot k dinner at the lafonic temple tievl 'l uesday ee litng, Wo'i, in ibv lIoMtl Urh d" (lire will be lo-ld AH liieiubclM tin icijiicsti-d to be 'it'?i'iil. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY HAS INTERESTING MEETING ON THURSDAY Mih. I. I'li'.s, Mi h. Fred Finlier and Mih. liartnn HelJiwel) were hnste.sen In the I'lerihylerhni Miw- simuirv mciei Tit in hitay ?'? norm til the Hitniftivp home of t lie IOI ITHT III l.illirelw ofMl. .Mm. Homer llniw, president, conducted I In hUKint'HH meet hit, followed liy Interfiling I'l'pnrlH on the I'll- byteriiil by Mrs. (trow and Mik. M. ('itmpbell. M ik. Fisher had charge or tin Year Itook of l'i ayer. Mrx. Mnrrie Hoot h. iiccomnanied ,v m,.h. Clyde CiunlenH. Kaim two lehiiniilnt; Mother day hoiikh. Al 1 Ihe lea hour lo el I vfi cabmen I H were nerved, M i n. . M. ( a ill It bell and Miidanic .M. J. Shoemaker I inured Thorn enjoyliitt the meeting with Mih. l-'ies, Mik. I inner and Mr. Ilelhwell iiirlitdeil Mm. Moiiior (iniw, Mik. Mh run ret lioflyem. Mik. Ida Hiill'-y, Mik. Warner, Mm. It. H. (irltiHted. Mm. W. I,. Scott. Mm. ('. K. ItuljeriH. Mm. J. K. 1'iiikerion. Mik. I,. L. liodle. Minn Margaret rittiiii. Mm. It. S. NicholH, Mm. A. HelloWH, Mik. I.eniKe M. Hi own. M m. G -oi ne Ware, Mm. V. M . Campbell, Mi-k. Karl rilrii-li. Minn Mat'KH i"l Maldwln, Mm. V. M. ('haliiifiK, Mm. MoitIh II. Roach. Miidame M. J. Shoemaker, Mm. K. I. Croft and MIkk F.mnia Hrititol. The June Nib meeting will lie held at I he home or Mm. (ieoiKe Finley. BETA SIGMA PHI HAS MEETING AT BRUNNER HOME Hetn Sigma I Mi I held an intercut lug meeting Wednesday evening at ihe home of Meryl Hrunner Soulh Fine nireet. TMann were illHcuneil Tor the Mo ther'H Day dinner to be held at si-!" o'clock at the Hotel Fmpnmt and lor the hrcakt'tiHt lo he held at the II. (. Church minimer camp on the North l'mppia. Sunday. May 21k(. Hetty Leeily led in the dlseiinslon ol the leKHon, "Su lint mice for the complexes and kocuii aujunimeuiK, Alter the meeting Miss Hrunner served delicious refresh men Is to Miss Smith. direclor. Helen Sbreeve. Hetty Ieedy, Carmel New land, Wilma Doyle, Helen IVter non. FvmIvu Willis. A rile Cm-bell, Jane Howker, Janet Ftckenscber and Dorothy Dale Jackson. The next meeting will be h pot luck dinner In be held May 241 h tnt, home of Miss Jackson, at which lime the last lesson In th cultural program lor Ihe year will be discussed. BIRTHDAY PARTY IS GIVEN IN HONOR OF VERNON RUSSELL The tap ami advanced ballet slu licnts of Ihe Jenkins Hussell slmllo honored Vernon itussell. instructor. Ktiiui weiil to the Paul Jenkins !,,, ,,u Hlakeley nlrc for re- K. - shnients and iMijoyahlo soc- hour. The table was covered by n cloth and decornted beautiful lac with howls of lavender nweelpeas; and naslel niuk Inner. The large two-tiered decoraled birthday cnk was baked by Mrs. tlazley. of Myr tie Creek. TIionc en loying the oceasion In eluded Vernon Itussell. Geoi gem Shankltn and Holly llebard. guenls of honor. Illonsom (.azley, uuiu Ann liuhl, Ann nml Shliley Carler. Helix Wilson. 1 hirls Jean tiross. IIclt Jenn llemlrtrks. Kthel Van Voorst, Patricia Sheehy, Jac(ue- lltn I lllHhMi:', Mill lev .iamie. line and Julia Perkins. I la Winston. Mi. and Mrs Mianklin. Mr. and Mm Paul Jenkins, Mm. I W, liuhl. Miss Virginia Wright. Mrs .1 W. Perkins and Mrs. S. L. I llebard. ! BIRTHDAYS HONORED i AT DELIGHTFUL SUPPER AND PARTY MONDAY Mr and Mm. ,1 W. Smith Jr. enteriaiued al s dellghttnl pot luck "upper til Iheti home in Hivemdah Mnu.liiv eenini: m l oniidimenl to . MWs Itelen He.uh and Mm T It Hurr on their biilbday aunive aiics lleaittilul bmniueM ,,f ro: nere itirntul about the room The ul 11 actn i appoillled bllltel table as cmeled b a lovely bice cloiii and ceiiieicd b a bcautiltil,.. birthday cake. I tiill were presented to Mrs Hurr and Miss Ilea, h and the eve .'""-' hours eumwd playini: ,M,I1!" ' ' 1 iH iKti " """'"ded -Miss Htach. Mr. and Mm T 11 ,tl1"' Xt- '"' 'hlt'"d Thmuton, Mr. and Mm II (ini ; ii ini Minium ti i in i o m i and Mi- . Mm. He ( ntlord t'arrott. Mr nmt . 1 Courtney. J. W Smith I i sr. pott Smith sod the hoti and !"" '". Mr MuiHi Jr. MRS F. R. METJGF.R C NT tl RTAINS MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB Mis K. K Melgrr VeV 1 1 rlonl entertained ihe Motol limine- chib at Ihe annual l.itd ; l-lmis bcaetii i ml p.nty 'Putihi .11 the I u ti p. hull Mm It. i.. 1 V hipete op the toeh r . of i.r m i loi (In- pb,y nml Mis A P. leveiu'd the low svoie tu l.:c. Keiil ! t UNITED THANK OFFERING LUNCHEON IS ENJOYED AT SMITH HOME MONDAY Following an eleven-thirty o'clock Kcrticc at the Kplncopal church Monday iiioriiltiK Mm. Ferry Smith I'ejv L'raciouKiv entertuined al a lowly I'mied Thank (JtrerliiK liiticheon at her beautiful garden on Kant Cans Hireet. The women mined In llieil' blue hnxen, coniafu liiK Hie I'uited Thank OfteriuK, (he piocei-dn ol which Co toward keep iiik women field workem. Covern were placed lor I went -li e. The -;pfjJCOpiil Kllild meetiui; fol- loweil the luncheon with Mm. J. C. ! I lime, viee-prenldent. In charKi-. Flaim were made for purchaniuu cariet for Ihe new church and the Interior decorating and finishing of tiie pariHb kitchen wan decided up on. The May 2L'lld meeting will le held at Iwo o'clock ill the Htter noon at the home of Mm. M. F Middlebiirg. with Mm. K. T. Nel son us joint hostess. INTER-SE STUDY CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING TUESDAY AT M ELLIS HOME Mrs. Rruce Mellin entertained the Inter-Se Study club at u do Mm IX till oue-tbii ly o'clock dessert iuiHheon al her home Tuesday af ternoon, (iorge ous bouquets of losen were used about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. K. S. Hall, Mm. Harold Howerman, Mrs. Charles Doerner, Mrs. Clyde Heard. Mm. It. li. Hrand, Mrs. V. V. Harp- ham. Mm. Karl Cllrich, Mm. W. M. t'ampbell, Mrs. tlemge Chui chill. Mm. Fred Asum. Mrs. Itobert Haw- ley, Mm. Jay Yoiin and Ihe nos ti sn, Mrs. Mellls. M rw. Cuin)bell present ed an in teresting report on the advantages if educational features ol advertis ing. Koll call topicn were presented. The next meeting will be a one- thirl y no-hostess dessert -luncheon meeting May Xlvi at the Hotel I'liipipia Col fee shop. MRS. E. C. PATTERSON IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. K. C. Patterson very grac iously enteriaiued her bridge club del ii:h 1 1 ill seven o'clock des sert-supper al her home, T uesday evening. Covers were placed at prettily appointed tables for Mrs. C. Wes- WillianiH, or Portland, a guest, and the following mem hem. M rs. M. lies Mrs. P. M. I Mrs. C. M. O'Malley. Mm. D W. Helli- II, Mm. Ford Stnglelon, Mrs. Owen Walker. Miss Colettn lang- nherg and the hostess, .Mrs. Pal- lerHon. 1 Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant evening hours with Mrs. I.ee wtnnint: hmli score anil j Miss I.angenberg winning the sec loud high score. i . CUBS ENTERTAIN MOTHERS AT PROGRAM AND PARTY FRIDAY The Cubs entertained Cieir mo thers at a very erJoable program and party l"Ht evening at Ihe home ot Mr. I Mm. Fred A. H'.ir 1 o'l South Ja'kso'i street Head in g;i. musi , The American Creed and a "l it w ; preseuied on J I be program, alter which the Cubs! served re) i eKltmellts. Those present were Mm. Will II. tlerretseli and Donald. M m M. J. Cumin and IHjii and Peter. Mm. W. .1. Ashworlb and Wesler, Mm. F. 1.. Critieiiden and Itlcha-d. M-s. J. P, Motsrhetihaeher and Klliot:. Mrs ' N) ,jy and Norman. Mr M. Krell and Hob, Mrs. Ned Dioi and John and Airs. Kred A. Kurd and Calv In. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL HAS MEETING AT BOWEN HOME TUESDAY EVENING The Kxeruth e Council of the Junior Woman's flu It held a busi ness meet lug Tuesday evening at I lie borne of Mrs. Adrian How en, atter nhicb a delighitul mii prise shower parly was ghen tor Aim. Willi. mi I nialli. l,o el gills were prevented to Mm. I'math from Mm. Walter Pish er, Sivs, Jack Chapnuiti. Mrs. L. C. Utlhaiu. Mrs Cordon Stewart. Mm. I,. K Pies, Miss K la i lie Hrowii and: Mrs. Howeii. liet retlnueiM were se-ed later in Ihe ewning al a table centered by ii beau t Ii ul bouquet of Iris in shades ol blue, orange and liron.e. MRS. T. G. WATSON IS HOSTESS AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON ON THURSDAY j Mm. T (', Watmm entertained hi a very lovely one o clock luncheon at her ntnurtit home on Hetisou ' . '...; ..i a i . ' . 11,iliiil. , i,,,.. !!...... t,.. l-.-.-.t i..r w.il. .,.,. .....i,.,,. v, . Tvlor Ml ; ,-,.' Mrs. S. otl 'wtliums! MHI,llv1 j. s(,buid, Mis Chester Mm gall. Mm, K. ti. Kohl- ,lHKlMI n,,. ho.Hless, Mm. Wat' min. Contract bihke was eiiiovcd 'Im- i.w t ti ii a ei noon l Mm l ocn winning Pte hlb score prize. LOVELY LUNCHEON GIVFN AT JOHNSON HOME ON WEDNESDAY j Mm. tieorge Johnson vrv gni ! ctfiiily eiilettained at a lnvd one I o'clock him hei ill at her home Wed ) lies da y a 1 1 ei noon Cnvem etc placed ul n heantihiily api'Oiuted liable lor Airs ticorge Wharlon, Mm. Ken net h tjMliie. Mm lio t Calclunit. Mm. Clan K Allen. Mm ii M Itcirie and the hostess. Mm johusoii Scania .ii'd t-'pitir unit' oiHcv ed luring the pb-aMint atteinoi n houit. RIVERSDALE H. H. CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT ORR HOME WEDNE8DAY Mm. Vernon Orr Invited the members of the Rivemdale Happy Hour club and a few guests to bet lovely new home In West Hone burg, Wednesday of thin week. The business meeting was con ducted by Mrs. Dale (iuiley, presi dent, and Poilyatina gifts were ex changed. A gilt of upprecfilon was presented by the club to the hostess, who very graciously serv ed refreshments at I he tea hour. She was assisted by her mother. Mrs. W. K. OH. Mrs. Orr alco played three pretty selections, of her own composition, on the piano, for the entertainment of hei guests. Members present were; Mrs. llltltt Hull. IV 'C 1 li,.!- IS. K. Camnbel). Mm. Clen ' v Mrs. Kdna Crews, Mm. Dale (iuiley. Mrs. It. lt. Harmon, Mrs. Hert Kruse, Mrs. I lewey Kruse, Mrs. Joe Marstem. Mrs. W. K. Olt. .Mra. A. M. Selhy, Mrs. J. W. Smith Jr., and Mm. Ii. A. t'tterback. Al so the following guests: Mrs. Kllx worth Otl. .Mrs. CrUeser and Mrs. Hugli Harrison. The next meeting will be at the home of Mm. A. M. Selby on June MISS HELEN BEACH IS COMPLIMENTED AT LARGE SHOWER PARTY SATURDAY Miss Helen Henrh was the in spiral inn of one of the largest brid al showers of the season Saturday. May H. when Mm. Hert Kruse, Mis. I. L. Harmon and Mrs. Dewey Kruse joinlly entertained al the home of the former In Rivers dale. The rooms lvere effectively de corated with mock orange, lM'i' tones, irlK and columbine. The shower gifiK were present ed in the ('firm of a treasure hunt and on each package was a clev erly written rhyme telling the whereabouts of the next gift. A mock wedding was performed by Mm. (ilen Cos. Mrs. R. A. Ctter back. Heverly Krune, Mm. Dale (iuiley. Mis. Dewey Kruse, Mrs. C. J. Herg and Juanlta Kruse. Delicious refreshments were served to Mrs. Harvey and two children, Mrs. C. J. Hjerg and Lois. Mrs. J. W. Smith Jr.. Mm. T. It. Hurr. Mrs. W. A. Murr. Mrs. W. Common. Mrs. B. A. I'tterback. Mrs. Cane, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Joe M ami em and Darrell, Mrs. S. K. Campbell and Cene ami I Jonna, M in. (iardner and baby, Charles, Mrs. J. F. Kuiter and Darrell. Mrs, Francis and Evelyn. Mm. Ce cil Meyem and Marilyn. Hilly and Hobby, Mm. "Hud" Criteser, Jovce Weher. .Mm. W. E. Ott. Airs. It." L. Harmon. Mrs. Johanna Hammond, Mrs. Allan Hurkhart. Mm. John Burkhart. Aim. Dale (iuilev, Aim. i.ienu i ox. Airs. Hert Kruse nml Heverly. Joan and Dannie, Airs. Dewey Kruse and Juanita and (ieorge and the guest of honor. Helen Bench. MRS. JOHN RISSBERGER ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING TEA TUESDAY AFTERNOON .Mrs. John Al. Hissberwer enter- yer wfnnini; the bridge prize and tallied af a charming tea at her I Airs. Charles Hoyd winning the five home ti'oin iwo to four o'clock j hundred prize. Tuesday aliernoon to introduce ( Those present were Airs. Ken Mrs. Itanuuissen and M rs. Vincent net b Online. Al rs. K. K. Sherman. Malone. w ho have recent I v moved into the Kdeuhower community, having purchased lionien there. Ileauliful bouiiieis of eolnrful spring I lowers were al trad h ply iir raimed about the rooms. The tea table was beautifully ap pointed and centered by ti silver how I of Hweeipeas and snapdrag ons, flanked b tall orchid tapem in silver holders. Mm. V. It. Puck- Inuhani bad charge of deenratint; Ihe table. Mrs. Itissberger was as sisted by her daughter. Mrs. Ii. W. Mat bin, of Voncalla, and Mm. C. H Harllett. C.uests invited to meet Mrs. Kas mussen and M m. Ma lone included Mrs. II. W. MaHiis and Mm. J. II. Mat his, of Voncalla, Airs Hart on. Mrs. C. Calkins. Mm. P. K. Heaer. Mrs. A. D. Addison. Aim. It. H. Wil liams. Mm. V. It. Huckingham, Mm. Keach, Mrs. K. ti. Cloake and Alia. S. A, Sanlord. BRIDGE SUPPER CLUB IS ENTERTAINED ON WEDNESDAY EVENING Mrs. Ititlph tjuttie entertained her bridge club al a deliubtlul seven o'clock ti in tier Wednesday evening at the Hotel t'mpqua. Covers" were placed lit an altrac 1 1 fly appointed table tor Mrs K. Melniee. a guest, hud Airs. Ken neth ttilne, Mm. C. H W;ule. Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mrs. Chester Mor gan. Mrs. tiny Cordon. M m. .1. li. W barton and the hostess, Mrs. Ralph Uuine. Contract bridge was enioyed dur ing the cvenitiv at the Quine home with Aim Cordon winning the high score prize. MR, AND MRS. MILLS ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER SATURDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Hrewer Mill" en tertained at a very !oolv seven o' lock dinner at their home on Watson street Saturdav eveiiine to compliment their housemiests. Mr. and Mr K. H. Pii-kr-ns and Air. and Mrs. J. D Ta lor. til Salem. Vitdithtrat uuests were Mrs. i".ra'es .tud Mr. ami .Mm. Ivan Pickens and son, Jon. Lovely pink roses were tised to carry nut a pretty decorative mot it tor ihe occaMon. Mr and Aim. K II Pu Itens are the puients of Mrs. Mills A.A.GC. MEETING IS HELD THIS WEEK The regular meeting ot the .A nr. w.i;i held this week, at which I nn tniididalen w ei e chosen tor the All Ameiiittn tint, who is to re en v mi a w aid a I a pai ty to be aiu'ii in In-r honor The lollowiim ttrls wei'e tiotnin Mi ti and w ill be voted on at the next ll1ceH1l;, Velmu Cnw-kei. Kuiik. Dmotliv t'tocker and C;ir no h Alu el. The girls were chosen :or app m alice. pel tonalit v and ,.billtv in ve w ;i!id cl-pt H k ateiiM'ei"Hbip uruH is tior iicUi by the iint. FROCKS FOR SWEET-GIRL GRADUATES r ttH , jP IT HER of these smartly new, youthfully fresh white dresses is sure to flatter the Sweet Girl Grad 7 he streamlined model at left is of waffle pique with a matching bolero. The more feminine creation, ngut, has a full skirt of plain white organdv. (inched with a narrow dust ruffle of eyelet embroIf(e-', --rtv to match the doublr hreasted bodice. LADY ELKS ENJOY SOCIAL EVENING AT TEMPLE THURSDAY The l.ady Elks enjoyed a ideas anl social evening Thursday at the temple with Aim. Kenneth tiuine, president, in charge ami Airs. Ir vin Htunn as bostenn. Contract bridue and Five-hundred wire in nlay with Mm. L. W. Aletz- Mrs. C. W. Parker. Airs. W. K. Harris. Mm. L. W. Metzter, Aim. K It. MelZKer. -Mrs. Charles Hoyd, M rs. 11. C. Darby ami daughter, Miss Alary Kllen. Aim. Val Strong. Mm. W. J. Olmscheid. Airs. Paul tie.ldes. Mm. T. H. Ness. Airs. M. Hazel Dixon and Airs. Walter tiood. T!ie next social meeting will be held the evening of Alny 2:1th at the I em pie. MRS. W. F. HARRIS IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY Airs. W. P. Harris was a most gracious hostess Monday afternoon when she enteriaiued her bridge club at a tie tight fit! one-thirty o'clock dosserl-luncheon at her lovely home on South Main street. Cecil Hrunner roses and columbine were attractively used to carry out a pretty decorative motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for .Mrs. A. K. Kent, a guest, and Mm. II. S, Pluck. Mm. It. D. Whipple. Mm. S. J Shoemaker. Aim. Kred Hamilton, Mrs. K. O. Hiikli, Mrs. (i. C. Kin lay. Mm. tieorre Wharton and the hostess. Mrs. Harris. Contract briilm was enioyed dur ing the afternoon with Alts. Shoe maker winning the high score prize. MISS HELEN CASEY IS GUEST SPEAKER AT FINE ARTS MEETING M iss Helen Casey uhvo a verv interesting and delightliii talk on "The Theatre," at a meeting of the fine arts department of the Junior Woman's club held al the home of Aliss Hetty Shoemaker on Hlakeley street .Moiida v e Veiling Miss Casey's talk included lea. Mm playwrights, actors, plays ami an interesting outline of Ihe Comimin ly Playhouse al Pasadena. Caltl., of which Miss Caey was torinerly a tliamattc student A sut pi We shower compliment ing Airs. Sidney Domertico, nee Hettittelle Knoll, tollowcd and lovely refresh men ts w ere nerved by Aliss Shoemaker to Aim. H. It Shoemaker and Mis Helen Case. guests, ami Mrs. Sidney I'omenlco, Mr-. Jack Chapman. All is Hett Strong. Miss Kay Stevens, Afiss Kla I ne Hrow n and Aliss Mai Be latig( At the May 22 meeting a play will be read F. 8 CLUB HAS ME ETING TUESDAY AT DLCKER HOME Mm Karl Decker erv gracious, ty elite 1 1 anted the F S club at her li'Mne Tii"il:iy aliernoon. Sew ing ith! viMtuig were enioe. am! st th" tea hour Mrs leker serv ed delicious mm reh no-lit s to Mis Hhiiv F. Hattield. Mis. J F. Hyrd. Mm Walter Singleton. Mm. H. II Laii i and Mm. 11. 1 HI.huti. T"' v'" 1 n-eef iml it! be euigh-h1 the home ol Mm. H,;-DelU. . 1-939"""" -i' ' --.iv-A. i.- i MRS. IAL0 STEPHENS ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. lalo Stephens very gra ciously entertained her bridge club at it lovely 1 :3n o'clock dessert luncheon at her nth-active home in Laurel wood Wednesday afternoon. Heaul iful bouquets of roses ami coin in bine, were used ahout the rooms. Covers were plnced for Airs. T. If. Ness. Aim. It. It. Aladdox, Mrs. Kobert Kelly ami Airs. Leonard Itiley, guests, and Airs. K. R. Aletz ger. Aim. ,t. P. Motschenbacher. .Mrs. Frederick J. Porter and the hostess, Airs. Stephens. Contract hridge was in pliy dur ing the plcusniit afternoon hours with Airs. Porter winning Ihe prize lor hiizh score nml Mrs. Kelly winning the traveling prize. SOCIAL EIGHT CLUB ENTERTAINED AT LOVELY LUNCHEON .Mrs. I. H. Riddle was a most gra cious hostess Tuesday aliernoon. U hen al ontnt-tiiiiifwl tliu ,t,,i-l I Kight club at a charming one I o'clock luncheon Ht her attractive I home in liurelwood. I Covers were placed nt a beauti- ' fully appointed table for Airs. Kin- I est Purvance. of Cofiillle. a guest, and the following mcmhem. Airs. ! J. If. Ilooth. Mrs. P. T. Pubar. Mrs. Washington Hughes. Airs. J. D. Osborn. Aim. A. C. Marstem. Mm. K. K. (iile. Aim. A. A. Wells and the hostess. Airs. Riddle. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed during (he pleasant afternoon hours. MRS. CASSIE CLARKE CELEBRATES NINETIETH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Cassie Clarke, of ( mpqua. one of Oregon's pioneer women, celebrated her ninetieth birthday annivesary quietly at her home in At less than the cost of home clean ng suoolies. electricity used and disappointments, we can take your j clothing, clean and press it to your ; complete satisfaction and return it when you want it. 111, M'j'Y 74 aJiAAfl si a ,, ,iss A it A si 'DRY CLEANING QtTosts but I h m lii mt i -r rmpqua Monday, May S. Many greeting cards were sent to Aim. Clarke by relatives and friends. She lias resided in Cmpqua at her present home for the past fifty eight years. Present on her ninetieth birth day were Airs. Frank Smith, of Los Angeles. Calif., Mr. and Aim, Rush Clarke, of Oakland and Aliss Martha Clarke, o! f I'mpqiia. l:'r-fi&-M&?-&w- - ' iML ; J2i$ftQ95l so mi mil MARVEL AT ITS LOW PRICE! I'cojiln rxrlnitu in nslonisliniont over this miracle Gibson. Imnsinc! H IX SIX.FOOT triplc-sralnl nil-nil-el raliincl. Iia-ooparily L'-lvpe frorrr. n.VS IIKKMKTICALLY t;r.ALI-:n.N.MTKKI. IMT! W n linj ! Scr it, or you'll mips rrfriimitor of a Iifrlimr! in i.wso with FREEZ'R SHELF Of rotire .ihon give nu nil Ihe rnn. rn,n:r. liorrr. be mire jnu nrrn't midrd by mere fruturrm" After oil, my rrrriirerntfir Ua (I) rahinrt, (2) n molor-rnniprr'oor. (.1) n Ireei ina i-.Mil. HIT 1IMY (IIIIMIN torn 'H into 1" by niwiia you (I) the lrrr7 Sbrlf not only a unit Hint rmd lv.st the hiir ht that frecc. See t.ibo:i, jrl all -t ! Freei'r Shelf Modcli $1 55.95 to $50 WILLIAM CALHOUN'S RADIO MUSIC STORE ', 225 N. Jackson St. 'SENIORS HONORED AT I DINNER DANCE GIVEN ! BY MOTHERS SATURDAY One of the largest and most charming events of the week was the sewn o'clock dinner-dance given in honor of the senior gradu ating class of R. H. S.. by their mothers. Saturday evening ut the Hotel I'nipqua. Aim. Roy Heltova was general chairman of the alfair, which was ' one of the most enjoyable of the spiing graduating" events. Airs. A. A. Wilder and Mm. L. W. Josse. joint chairmen of the decorations, used the yellow and gi ecu colurs of the class an the basis lor a beautiful motif for the occasion, White bow is and match ing candleholders, held bouquet s of yellow ami preen flowers, ferns" and tapers, while yellow and green cellophane streamers and bow? were rmcHuIly arrang ed from the bouquets to the euds of the tables. The attractive favors ami place cards were in charge of Mrs. J. K. Walsh and Airs. R. (i. Baker, with Mrs. Carl E. RoHclund, chair man of the corsage committee. In vila tions were in charge of Mrs. C. K. Wimberly, who with Airs. II. Herg and Airs. J. K. Walsh also had charge of the hotel arrangements for the affair. The finance com mittee chairmen were Mrs. H. C. Church and Mm. Harold Gould. The committee chairmen were assisted by the mothers of the seventy-four senior class members. Mrs. H. C. Church and Mrs. A. Ii. Cacy w ere joint chairmen of the delightful program, which was broadcast over KllNR by Mar shall Pengra, who very splendidly acted as master of ceremonies tor the affair, and introduced the tal lowing program: "Welcome. Seniors." Mm. Roy Bel lows (mother of class presi dent.) Response to Mothers. Hob Bellows, (class president). Tap dance, "Little Toy Trumpet," Dora Baker, accompanied by Faith Young. Harp and guitar, two numbers. Pat (ilenn. Vocal solo. "Little Brown Bird Sinking." Bet ty Alarsters. Piano solo. ' Manila t tan Aiasqucr- ade." Hetty Owen. Readings. "What the Trouble Was," "Ala, She Was in It." June Alarsters. "Overheard at the Junior-Senior Picnic." under Air. Jackson's guidance. Quartette. Helen White, Dorothy White, Betty Alarsters and Alary Bellows. Class song, written and composed by Helen Jane Kerr, member of class, led hy Dolores Cucy, school song queen. Following the program the ta bles were cleared and dancing was enjoyed. a SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN JOE NOYER ' ON FRIDAY EVENING A most enjoyable surprise birth day party was given in honor of Joe Noyer last Friday evening at (Continued on page 3.) lint the Liberal Terms! Hi Telephone 93