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Newspaper Page TextI TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1939. By Sorinj Calendar Monday, June 12 Dr. I(- I'- Munn's mm denomina tional Mible .Study class lo meet ut 7 MR d'cllH'k 111 evening "I MoUghlS hotol dining hull. Public Invited. N. of W. Thimble f JiiIj afternoon meeting ut home of Mrs. Gertrude Ahiand. Kplscopul guild to mmiiwr Smor gasbord Irani li to o'clock In vu niriK at parish hull. Jn Invited. Pottawatomie Camp Flip oti , meeting ut two o'clock at Kosebuig Woman's club house. Tuesday, June 13 lllversdalu Home Kconomics club one o'clock luncheon ut grunge hall with Mm. C. T. Tipton, Mm. K. A. llelinbohll, Mm. Klilcin Ogle and Mrs. A, Crews, hostesses. K. S. club afternoon meeting at homo of Mm. H. Ii. LnlrU oil Win cheater Btreet. Hadoura club l meet at one o'clock no-hostess luncheon ut Al bert Mlcelli homu instead of ut M. IJ. Green home. Itosehurg Kebekah lodge. No. 11. to meet at s o'clock in evening at 1. t). (J. K. hull. Mrs. Spuugh tu present mumljui nliip prize. Wednesday, June 14 1). A. It. picnic ut noun at Hell log euhin on the North I'mpquu riv er at (Hide. W. C. T. U. flower mission pro gram ut ii"3u o'clock at home of Mrs. Alba Spaugh on South Steph ens street. Okeda Camp Fire group meeting at 7 o'clock In evening at home or Fredrick Iluiiiiltou on IHakeley street. Glengary Hewing club afternoon meeting at home of Mrs. F. 1. lie t It. Pottawatomie Camp Fire group tennis party ul 7 u. m. at Heylor high tenuis court. Thursday, June 15 Ladiea of Kosebuig Country club handicap golf tournament play at S:;tu a. ni. Pol hick luncheon at 1U:3U and eontruct bridge summer luurnameiit play at 1 :3u. Presbyterian ladieit aid picnic In Knhlhagcn garden on South Juek non street. If wcuther In inclement, a potluck luncheon will be held at thu church. OtlieeiH to be assisted by Mi'H. K. G. Kohlhauen and Mrs. llerthu Panntt on the couimiilee. Trl-Squarc cluo meeting at 2::iu at home of Mrs. Claude Maker on Kuat Second avenue north with Mi'H. Harry Hatfield, Jolul hoHless.j iJcvotlons in charge or Mrs. "Curl Nickcns. Sew for bazaar. Program IHid busllleHs moellirg. Ah-Neah-Niku Camp Fire group lo meet at two o'clock III afternoon at home of guardian. Onrothy Jack Hon. Games in charge of Murilee Yeager and Florence i H ilton. Woman's Foreign Missionary so rloly to meet at two o'clock in afl ernoou at Methodist MpiHcnpal church parlors. Program leader will be Mih. Ned Dixon with Mm. Foster llulncr In churgu of devo tions. Friday, June 16 Itivcrstlale grange to meet- ut 7 o'clock pntluck Hiipiier honoring members whose hirlhduys occurred in past three months. Shorl busi ness meeting and prom am In chai'Ke of past lecturers of I be grunge. Door prize, llringown table service. lota Sigma club lo inert at 7::i0 In evening at home of M is. Ken nt'th Ford t at 11 II Fast Third Htreel, P. N. (I. club eight o'clock meet ing in evening at 1. o. (). F, hall with Mih. O. Johnson, Mih. W. P. Fredrlckson. Mih. J. T. Young and Klsio Iteeee, hostesses. SI. Joseph's Altar society inviteH public In attend benefit caid party at ivvo o' lock in afternoon al Ho tel rmMua. Itesei valloiiH in chame of Mis. K. I,. Didau. 7Xl. Chair, men. Mih. 1'. H. Ncna mid Mrs. I.. I. Miller. Saturday, June 17 lloHebuin Woman' club Hcrviee Hhop open fron,i l:llu lo 1 o'clock iiprttah'M In club bmiHe opposite Jluiit'tt Indian (healre. ART AND EMBROIDfcRY CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY Tlie Itnsebing Art and I-:uiImoIiI el y club met with Mis. Ileur; Worllllngton Wedui-Hilay alter uiioll. Tliose present were Mis. Virginia I'auililieil. Mrs. Tina Moll melsler. Mrs, Karl Decker, Mis. II F. Snyder. Mis. I.. W. Inm Is, Mis. J. i; Slephensou. Mrs Allie Itliomls. Mr.-i. Anna I'liirU. Mrs. l.lston Dailiy. Mrs. A. D. Ilanil. Ciadys it:ni.i- an:l t!:c bos less. Mis. Will t Inngton. Lovt-lv bouiiuels nt colotlul spring flowers were used alinul the rooms. Sewing and vlsllnia I were cnjoveit and I lit- garden oi Ihe home was especially dittoed i At the tea hour Mis. Wortliitiutoii. assisted by Mis. Decker and .Mis Snyder, set veil delicious icti esh incuts. The next meeting Will lie hold al the home of Mrs. I law u on Fllllerlon Hlreel. PUBLIC INVITED TO BENEFIT CARD PARTY NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON HI. Joseph's Altar Nucicty hn ifMUeri a moHt cordial liivitatinn tn the public lo imjiiy a un y chai til ing bcnelll card ti 1 1 y al Iwn o'clock next Kihlay attciiuiou. June It!, at (lie Mule) I'lupinm. Mrs. T. II. Ness uud Mix. I.. I.. Miller are iiellna an Joint rhair llien of the alfatr and icsn ations tnr Hie party niav be made ey lei phoning Mrs. 1.. I.. IMIau CDEW LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS EDNA CLARK AND GORDON DUNSTAN ARE MARRIED ON SUNDAY MIhh Kdnu Clark, daughter of Ceorge A. Clurk, of I bin city, mid f Gordon DmiHiau, won of Mr. uud Mih. John T. Duuutuu, of (irantH Prr, wre married at a beautiful coroinoiiy ut t welvo o'clock noon Sunday. June 4 1 It, ut the home of Die brlde'H brother-in-law ami k!h Ut, Mr. ami Mrs. I. re Miller, nt IMI Corey avenue. Dr. CburleH A KdwaidH performed thu ImproKHive ceremony In (he preHence of rehi' HveH and clone IrtemlH of the couple. The ceremony look place before the fireplace., which watt hanked with KprayH of HiiupdraKOiiH, Hweet peuB, gladioli and pink rotten, 'j'nll llubled tapeiK on the mantle fur nished the light for the ceremony. The bride wan charming In an uflernoou hock of Windsor blue with white iiceoHHorieH. Her cor sage uiiH of TallHinan roKen ami Ce cil Itniuiier roHelmdit. Mr. !.ee Miller waH matron of honor for her HlKter. and wuh attractive In an af ternoon frock of diiHky roe lure. Her enrsagn was of ttweelpeuH and Cecil I trim tier ronebudH. KeniulU Carroll, of (JrtintH I'ohh, neleit ub IichI man lo the brfdcKi-oom. Mih. John T. DuiiHlan, mother of the bridegroom, wore an attractive af ternoon drcHH of fiiKhia with black ncceHHorieH and a corflage of sweet peas. A reception followed the cere mony, at whhh time the beautiful pink uud white decorated wedding r ake wan cut by the bride and serv-, ed by Mih. h. C. Houner. .Mib. l,e Miller nerved punch and Mins Klnie Heece had charge of the, gueKl I book, (iiieHlH present wore Mr. and Mm. John T. DuiiHlan and daughter. Wuuda. Mr. and Mih. William Mott. Marbara KineiHon and Kenneth Carroll, all of CrautH Puns, Mr. uud I Mih. (ieorge Witters and daughter, Shirley, of Coiiiflle, Mr. ami Mih. Ai wood Morse, of Metliord: Merle j Clark am) Mr. ami Mih. Kenneth ('lark and hoiih, Dounie iind Tommy. I of Keatlln. Ceorge A. Clark, heliind ciiiik, mihh i in Mtiinach, .Mi'H, 'Hnlli lteeee. MIhh KKsio lieece, C. K. Manslield, Ulchard Ludwig. MIhh Kloda Taylor and Mik. L. C. Hon Her. Following the reception Mr. and Mih. DuiiHlan left Utv Idaho, Ne vada and will then attend the Cohlen Onle futr at San FranelHco, br-fore going th C.ranlH Puhb to nink( their home. Tho brldu Ih well known In Mil city, having been graduated from j the local hiKh Hehool In Mi:t7. later I koIuk to Porllaml and Seattle and then reluming lo UoKchurg. where j alio was employeil. Mr. DuiiHlan j attended Hehool in (lakland. Calif., and later mim graduated from hik'h ' nehool In (irautu Pawn. He iH eni ployel by lUmh company with head (uarleiH In (IruutH Puhh. MISS LAUBACH IS HOSTESS AT DINNER SUNDAY AFTERNOON Miss I lit liuliiu-b very grncimisiv cutnrtuincd III il Invclv lliii.,. n'. clni k liiikn dinner at In-i home on Houlli Sli'pl s sliwl Sunday aflornoon. SniipdrngoiiH loilncil lhi nl true live hiHUiui'l for tin- Ki'l'Vlng lubie. I Covers were plnrcil for Mr. I Mrs. .loh ii T. DuiiKlnu and ilniigh tor. Wanda. Mr. anil Mrs. William Unit, nil of (inints i'hsk: Mr. and Mrs. (ii-oige Witters and dnuuhler. Shirley, of ConniHc; Mr. and Mrs. AuMiod Morse, ot M.mIIoiiI. C. E. Manxtleld and ihe bonlcss, Miss i.nulmrh. The (Inints Puss, Coiu,. mid Modford viHilors were In Itoseliurg Sunday lo iitleud the wedding of Ihe John T. Dtmstau's sou. Cor don, and Miss Edna Clark, id this i lly, w tiii Ii timk place nl 13 o'cloi k Sunday niinu at Ihe l.ee Miller Inline. MR. AND MRS. BUCHANAN ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY BUFFET SUPPER SUNDAY Mr. and .Mis. M. ( llii.hnuiiu mid son. Fred, nl Eugene, enter mined nt a ory lovely l o'clock l-ullel supper nt their home Sun day cvciiim:. Ii;itm; as theit mii'sls, Mr. mid Mis I'. A. I'liaiu lieilln and son. Ubetl. alei SutH-r Mileiideul and Mis W. M. Camp bell and sous. 1:111 and McAfee, or lloselium. and Itev. and Mrs. Iv W. WaMiiigiwi and soli, liii h. id Cor vallis. Allien Chamherllii. Illll Camp hell mid Hu h u iiiiim.ton, weie Irleiids as small eluldien In Hose Iiiiik. and tin- llnee were Kliidnat I en I'oiii l unci .it; .,1 i Im'ko'i last w cek. IOTA SIGMA CLUB TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY Th.. Ii'la Sitniii i luli ill meet at . n i Imi I, next Kuday ienln al I hi- heme of Mm. Kenneth Kiml at IMI Knst riiini hlreel. Mix, John Wealnerlnid. pieshtenl, will coil I tin t lidlie, Mem in id I he iiieetiiiu, lin h w til be "'I li an nilerewttiii; prnctam. "is ;nnl I'lieudo are toidlally I (o lie nu'seiit. MR AND MRS. MILLER ENTERTAIN AT DINNER ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON Mr. and Min. l.ee Miller enter lulued at a delichttul t liii ken dm ner al their hninc nn Corey avenui1 Sunday uitemoon. lun ing iih HiHi mienis, (he laliers lather, CetLP A. Clark, ol Itojsehui i;. ami Tu i hrnther and sit ti-r in law . Mr. aul Mm. Kenneth Cl.uk ami two i hll-1 at'dieti. lhiniiie uud leimuy, of i tjcHlllv. JOB'S DAUGHTERS PUBLIC INSTALLATION ENJOYED TUESDAY NIGHT A large n nin her enjoyed the beautiful Installation ceremony of Hrunn Mm. O. C T son. Mrs. Hob Koheburg Bethel No. X. Job's J Suon, Mrs. H Darby. Mrs. Daughters, which took place Tues- wn' Mra- "Mt. M ss dav evenfi.L' at the ,..soiiie temple. Martha Boentgen. of Astoria. Miss A special feature of tho evening virden. Miss Helen Wetherell, Miss was the Impressive majority degree Hettyjune Dixon. MIhh Claire TIhoii, conferred on Mary Kllen Darby, tMiHa A,lun .Mmie ituhl, MIhh Mary Annabeilo Berg, Jean Banning and Kllen Durbv, Miss VitKinia and Miss Allenu Brown Itose. Beverly Winston, MIhh May Bald- Special music intei'Hpersiiig the Whi, ihh Kuthryn Busenbark uud ceremonies included: vocal selee-. the hoHtesses, Mrs. Young ami Hon, "Open the (Jutes." by Jim Mrs. Winston. Whipple; vocal selection, "I'm a ' lively guilts were presented to Pilgrim," by Beity MuiHters; vocal Miss Banning. The guests hemmed selection. "Hoses of Pleat dy," by tea towels during the evening hours Vru McCHnlock Jones, uud vorul and prises were awarded to Miss selection, "Just for Today," by Virginia Winston for the cleverest Claire TIhoii. The numbers wore deslKn; to Miss Betty Shoemaker uccoinpuuied by Mrs. Cordon Htew- for the most eluborute design, and art. I to Miss Cluire Tison for the most IiiHtullIug oriieei-H Tor the mH-lorlKiual joiity degree included: Delores Cuey. honored queen; Beryl Brim- CAMPBELL-ROSE PARTY nor, Benior princess; Murian Iay-G'VEN FOR MIS8 UNRATH ton. junior princess: (Jludys Hurt, ON FRIDAY EVENING guide; Clarabelle Berg, marshal; M8 Wa,do rampbell and Mrs. Ann Stewart, musician; Vlr- Hum Hqw were joint hostesses last glnia oung, first messenger; evpnmi Ht a vei-y charming mlscel Joyce Bridget, second messenger; Iane0UB aU)Wer party ut the form Kvu Baker, third ineHHenger; and B.a i,nme in compliment to Miss Murforie (Ht, fifth messenger. (Anna May Unrath, who will become Miss Caity also presided over the ,lie ot Harold Hoyt, of l.a- lUHtallation of nev offieers and wus'orniide. Ore., at the Methodist Kpis uHHlsted tiy Marjoriu Ott, guide; j(.0)m church in this city at four Oladys Hart, marshal; Clarabelle Berg, chaplain; Mary Kllen Darhy.l The rooms were beautifully dec - recorder; Virginia oung. musl- orated Willi large bouuueta of clan; Aiinmie Calkins, Junior cusApring blossoms. The shower gifts t, ..!(.,,. I li,,,,, ir....... i ....I t tllun I'm-tiih In lo, c is.m : ""r, t de".7a.eS h ue box. cover-1 r' ' . M , u.t.t.ti mi. Officers Installed included: Betty 'V .nm iiiiiim, iiiiiiim t'U lueu , Faith Ynllllg. Benior princess: Caro- lyn Cordon, Junior prlncesa; Hetle ' ,, ' ..... u'liit.m i;n. ilnrforincd the ceremony. )w guide; Athalio Taylor, mar-1 " ' m. ; WM"',"lJn XS The bride was charming in a rluil; Carolyn Allen, trnasurar; 'SJJ?' J LJ, ,)"', rider M:1""' bl rrock with mulching ac (liMirgiu llruuner, recorder; Lucia 1 1 ' ' ,. i,ii,in 'stew- IcHssurles. Her corsage was ol gar- llrlllon. musician: Fliirence Ilumll-lJa' " 1 " V-rt (ia"uner Mrs Kay (l' llia- Miss Ethel Sellers, Myrtle Inn. librarian: Marilyn Harpham, !! .' ' ' .,' ii()uert Itia'ck Mlss;1'1 teacher, was maid of lionor rirst messenger; Jlnberta Edwards,!" .... L,,0' "KB1. Miss Ani'iabelle laud wore an attractive flowered second lues ger; Marian Church, J.-.ei Miss Frances Metzger, Mlsa ensemble and a corsage of mixed ihlid niesKimger; Cloydcne Darby. ,".., iiuu'i.-r,ini-ps Whii-isl"''"K Mowers. William Hurt, of fourth messenger und Effie Calk- Iiih, fll'lll messengHr: Patricia Clenn. senior rustodiun; Anlla Young, Junior custodian; Patricia un(j i(,H. McCiintock, cliaplain; Joanne (innies and visiting were enjoyed Hume. Inner guard; Doiiun Mae ' ,), i,,,, nle pleasant evening hours Catnidiell, outer gtiuril; Doris Abeel, .,, Hter delicious refreshments custodian of liglila. I were served by the hostesses. The council, which has served' dining llie lust year for Ihe lornl mr, AND MRS. CATCHING belhel. Includes Mrs. It. L. Whip- HONORED ON SILVER pie, guiinlhin; A. II. Taylor, asso- WEDDING ANNIVERSARY elale guariliin; Mrs. 10. A. Hrlt- Ion guardian Ireasiirer; Mrs. Lis-1 Mr- ""'I M- "' ' niching were Ion Darbv, guardian secretary : 'honored on their tw-enty-llltli wed Mrs. ti. M. llruuner, guardian of ding anniversary at a very charm paraphernalia: Mrs. C. II. Calkins. i" slirprlae seven o clock no bost guarillall of lluauce; Mrs. A. U.ldinner party at the home of the Cacy. social activity: Mrs. Paul : "'Iter's brolher-lll-luiy and sistel Jenkins, hospllali.y; Miss Virginia "' and Mrs. It D. Coen. on Vista WrlMhl. musiiian. .avenue Wednesday evening. Ins.alllng officers of the new linrgemis bouquets ol co m fu oun. ll included: Mrs. Emma fat- ll"w'-1" w,'re "fi"' "bl "' ' " low, unind guardian nt Joh'u Datigh lera n' lliegon. Port land, in-stalling u'luii'dfan; Marjoiie Oil. guide (.lady Mar , marshal : Airs. A. J.; Noun, chaplain: Mary Kllen I arby. I secretary, and Virginia Young, inn- f,,iHI1- Ihe new con mil iucludeH: Mra. K. A. ItrltlDii, guaifliau; A. 11. Tay lor, associate Kiiurdiaii; Mrs. A. K. l-;i lit XI. guat diau secretary ; Mrs. (I. . Marshall, guardian treasurer: Mrs. tleoine Hiunner, guardian of w tmberly. Mr. and Mrs. II. O. lar paraphernalia ; Mrs. (Juy Cordon, (um-. Mr. and Mrs. H. IV Coen. .Mrs. social activity. Ceorge Iv. tjulue and Mrs. Kalph linth Ann liuhl presented a love- ujnine. ly dance and Kave u heaulllul bas- Cards were enjoyed during tint ket ot led carnallous and a gift ! pleasant evening hours, lo Ihe new queen, Hetty Mae Whip-j tt pie. and a gift to the outgoing MARY ELLEN McKAV Ulicen. Miss Cacy. CELEBRATES TWELFTH Miss Cacy. on behalf or the j BIRTHDAY AT PARTY lieihel. presented a beautiful tiift j to Mrs. H. I.. Whipple, retiring Mrs. H. I. McKay entertained at guardian, who has served in the a very lovely party Saturday atter bethel work lor the past nine veara. j noon al her home on West Mist Mrs. Whipple was guardian secre- street to compliment her daughter, lary of ihe bethel lor five venrslMury Kllen, on her twelllh blrlli; and for the past four years has May anniversary, been its mianliun. She has served I t" ere presented to Mary Kh In three i:raiid ofiui-s of Job's h' fmm Nancy Met Unlock. Hetlx laii(:hters of Oregon: grand omi iiiesteiiger. grand junior cus grand junior cus- todian and grand fourth messen ger. A number of lovely gifts were presented to Mrs. Whipple In ap preciation lor her exceptionally fine w oi k nml service. Following (he impressive cere monies, refresh men Is were serx ed. 'Ihe long I a hie, centered by a bow 1 of mixed spring flowers, was presided over by Miss Whip ple, honored tpieen. and Miss Cacy. outgoing ipieen. who served- punch. Mrs. Cut low. grand gminlliiu. left Wednesday for Marsh field to in stall the new belhel council there, be tore niui uing to her home in rii : land. I MR. ANO MRS. WIMBERLY j ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY SUPPER MONDAY EVENING Mr ami Mrs. I, I,. Wimherly eu tennined at a ,ery hnely informal supper pai t y at their attractive home 'Tine liblge' Sunday eve ning. Oners were placed al a beauti fully appointed table lor Mr. ami .. i V Wimherly ami sou, hou, MUs Mess and Miss .lane Whai ton and the hosi and hostess, Mr. end Mr. U 1- Wimbeily. MR. AND MRS. KOHLHAGEN ENTERTAIN AT BREAKFAST ON SUNDAY MORNING Mr. and Mrs. K. (1 Kohlbagen nterlained at a vei v en lovable a very enjoyable eaklast at their Koblhagcti apart o'clock breaklast at their home tti Ihe K ohllmfi-h iimiil 1 ii.niiiM vinii.lnv iii. .min.' linliiu uu meats Sunday morning, huxlim as their guesis: Mrs. Lilian Tabke ami Mis. ,1. IV Tabscoit and daiiKh- Mtss Kathailn. all ol A Menu I IhioM Shroirln. of tiraiits l'n?s. and Mr. mu1 Mrs. Scott llliaius. and im, 1'etvr, YOUNG-WINSTON PARTY IS CHARMING AFFAIR FOR JEAN BANNING Mrs. A. J. Yuuiik nml Mrs. H. A Winn tori were joint hosteHses ul a very lovely seven-thirty o'clock deHsert-HUper unit miscellaneous Hhower party Thursday eveiiing ut tho former's home on Flint street In compliment to MIhh Jean Ban tling, who will become the bride of Clarence Dales Sunday, June Ilth. A pink uud green motif wan beau tifully curried out In the decora tions for the occasion. Covers were placed lor Miss Banning, guest of honor, Mrs. Lawrence Values, of Oregon City. Mrs. C. FJ. Banning. Mrs. Waldo Campbell, Mrs. Irvlu o'clock, June lXlh. -- - conletti. herly. MiB Madlyn Stearns, MIh fltta House.-. Miss Dorothy .'"rear . i,siBs Mrs. Catllnbell . roonifi. wnue me ihik'' hitmuk i.i hle was decorated in Ihe silver mu lt If with u centerpiece of paslel-col- A Jvv hinwUUl Knt r silver was "., , .r. and Mrs. Catch- nB from Mr SU. J. K. Whar- tnti. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorne Whar- ..... xi.. a v. Wimherly. Attorney and Mrs. liny t onion, .mi. and Mrs. Kenneth ljuine. Mr. and ti il I) tiuine. Mr. and Mrs. t). M. Ilerrie. .Indue and Mis. Carl sec-!"ne nuner i mh .? - ' , , " .V Sehei n. I .ilia u aim jo ' . lds JuVKens. June and Joanna Movie. Hetty Kraucelle llohard and Marie .Neal. I Mrs, McKay served lovely re freshments at u lubie decorated with heaulUul led roses and cen tered hv a lighted hirihday cake. , MISS HELEN BEACH IS GUEST OF HONOR AT RIVERSDALE SCHOOL PICNIC Miss Helen Ueaeh. teacher of the Uhersdute school for the past two years, was guest of honor at the i-mitint; school picnic held Friday al tho school. A lait-'e number of school patrons enjoyed the picnic uflair. .Miss llcach lett Kiiila ewnliu for home in Winchester, Idaho, where shy will become the bride nl Vernon llaiiey, of that cit), June ISth. W. C. T. U. TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY The W. C T. C. w Ul meet al two thirty n't lock next Wednesday alt einoon al Ihe home of Mrs. Allm Spauuh on Soutll Stephens street. An interesting flower mission pro giam will be presented. Mrs. C. A. Chamber I in. president, will be in i barge. Members und friends an miiluilly initeil to be present. B A DOU R A CLU B TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY I lie Uailoilia I lub, IbtllghtClH of the Nile, will meet at u one o'eloi k no hosies I mu heon next TucmUx at the home of Ihe piesident, Mrs. Allterl Micelli. Imieail of H( the Imme of Mr. M H. Creen a me vtoulv planned. All im-iubcis are tontlallj imited to be present. Popular Couple Wed 1,, A- i 1 v . . L r x . " - " ' . i 'I A NfiWH-HevK-w Engraving I'huln ly (nark Httiiliti A woddlng of much local Interest occurred at the First Christian church In How-Inn g June 5, when (above! were united in marriage , SInaU gl.011) ot ,eHtives and friends. , 11 tuning u ip lo uregon toast lakes. I At ' o'clock Monday, June oth, ; his Nellie Josephine Breed ove lu Argos Fisher were quietly mar- ried at the First Christian church in ' 7 w.f f 1 . Wed Fifty Years t; rw , B f C 4 1 1 1 S. t. L trim, i Celebruting the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding, which oc curred at Leoua, Oregon. Juno 2, Ussy, Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Staley (above), well known residents of Kosehiirg, were honored at a family dinner at Ihe homo of their daughter. Mrs. (lien Owen, in laurel wood, Sunday. June 4. Mr. and Mrs. Staley have been residents of Hosoburg since 1!U3. Mr. ami Mrs. (ieorge Staley, prominent Iioseburg residents lor many years, celebrated thoir fif tieth wedding anniversary at a charming family affair at the home ot their son-in-law uud daughter, Mr. and .Mrs. Glen Owen in i vit rei witod. Sunday. June 4, A very lovely dinner was served to Mr .and Mrs. Slaley. quests ot honor. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge (ed des and son. Muddy, of Cortland. Mr. and Mrs. Koss Miller, nf Mai shlield. Mr. and Mrs. Hert Courtney and sou Robert, and daughter, Corlyss. Mrs. C. W. Courtney. Jack Uradford. of Ku gene, Mr. ami Mrs. Clen Owen anil daughter. Miss liette. Mrs. Alma Harness and Mrs. Klma Karehcr. The table was centered by a heaulllul I h r e e tiered wedding cake, decorated with gold leaves and topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom. Circling the take included tall lighted tapers and ". , nhwumih. Gorgeous bouquets of mixed spring NEW IDEA CLUB IS ENTERTAINED BY MRS. J. H. PORTER The New Idea club was delight hilly entertained by Mrs. John II. I'oiter at a lovely one o'clock lunch-jW. eon at her homo in Kdenbower Wednesday afternoon. Spring flow- era weie used to decorate the !ile and rooms. Mra. K. T. Nelson assisted the hostess in serviim Co is were placed for Mrs. K. n. r ApplehoM. Mrs. V klncham.L Mrs. H Mrs. W title. Mrs. It. H. Williams, II Hunt- Mr. All..nlu,J,-rtMa tlXJOY Moore. Mrs. C. K Marks. Mrs. K. M. Curtis. Mis. K. T Nelson audi Ktiiene and iiom oiiik Countn Ihe hostess. Mrs. Porter. K Ittb n"tleis will enjoy a Iniuna- short business meet ( lie was lucat Sumiay at the otburc ftdlnwcti by u pleasant social hour course. The lady iiolters are tie in of vtniiinjj The next luncheon meeting will be held June 'lst at the home of Mri Applehoff Vlec- tlon nl olticei-s will be held ami rollyaiuia gifts will be viclmnscd. , - Argus Fisher and Nellie Breedlove by the Itev. Linden I.eavitt before a Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are enjoying spend a two weeks honeymoon, af ter which they will be at home to their fi'ieu.in at 611 West Lane street. Aim. Kisher is the daughter of D. O. Breedlove, of lngloii. Ore. She was graduated from Southern ncmn Vm-mni o..i.,.i , a l.-ii i a a and is engaged in teaching at the A. J. Starmer bad charge of the in (llengary school. Mr. Kisher, a well splratlonai devotions. known resident of this city, is the son of yiiR, Klizaheth Rose, lie was grad u a ted f mm t he loca 1 schools and is now associated at the Itich field service station at the corner of CaHB and Stephens wtroet. ? 7 htl 7 3 t V.O Jf r- f J S3 blossoms were attractively arrang-( mi Hiiiiiu me ruums. The afternoon hours wero snout 1 &tmaatm j JSP- i In visiting and opening the msny.the Methodist Kpiscopal Sunday beautiful gilts presented to Mr. jschool and Mr. Geddes is treasurer aim .irs. Matey in nouor ot the oc- casion. A great many cards and congratulations were sent by friends to Mr. and Mrs. Stalev. Mrs. Staley, nee Martha Wright, was born in Jacksonville. Oregon, November 28, IStiS. Mr. Staley was born December l"f ISfiS, and crossed the plains from Iowa, his birthplace, with his parents at the age of six mouths. Me was mar ried to Martha Wright at I. eon a. Oregon. June 2. lxx. und lived (here and at Voncalla. until l!u:i, hen they moved to Iioseburg w here Mr staley served for hix;,iHy Hntilversary. A beautilully dec years as Douglas county assessor. I wo sons and four daughters were bnrn lo Mr. and Mrs. Slaley, the latter four living Include: Mrs. Georpe Geddes. of Portland. Mrs. Koss Miller, of Marshiield. and .mi-b. tiien Owen and Mrs, Courtney of llnsebnrg Men INFORMAL LUNCHEON IS ENJOYED AT STRAWN HOME THURSDAY Unn um ..n tk...i ...ut ih hnmo nf Mrs. A. A. Clemoti: li. Straw ii home on Vista av-(t Htverstdo Thnriday afternoon. A cnue. Covers were placed at a beaii'rtr., hour followed the business "f,, HtIoinied tabU for Miss Met- session and later delicious ' veftesli- l IJueen Maclmuiels. of Port- menta were served to Mrs. Lticie ln-:tnn,, Mr. and Mrs. Waller S. Hhui- Hwh Mrs. Wllllum Fisher Mrs. j llton. Mrs. A. C. Andrews. Mlss't.len Cox. Mrs. Clyde Heecroft. Mean Strnwn and Mrs. W It . i X.r 5- - 8E8URQ ' "ukinamlnt SUNDAY uracil to be at the cuiiiite at ten .'o'clock tu the niorntne and matches will be yrranaed at that lime. Uimluon in be seized at the clubhouse at noon. DELPHIAN CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON a very imereiunK mppunn oi ni" .rivriinim hi tho homo of the rres Idem, Mrs.' William Bell, who had clmrnu or the abort butineas meet ' Inc. Mrs. S. Raynor Smith, aupervlaor. hail charge of the program and gave a very Intel-eating talk on "Orien tation anil Baalc Trends," followed hv topic- talks by Mrs. W. R. HrotW. .Mra. C. ft. Fream, -Mr. ftoy Vnung, ! Mis. J. C, McCalllster, .Mrs. Wash- Ington lluKhes, Mrs. I). M. Lawaon. : Mra. C. K. Bamilng. Mrs. C. A. Chamberlln and Mra. Kenneth Ford. A panel dlx'uaalon nf the topics followed and plana were made for the June 21st meeting to be held at the home of Mra. Kenneth Ford at tint Kant Third street. Members present included Mrs. William Bell, Mra. Washluclon Hushes. Mra. Alba Spaugh. Mrs. C. E. Banning, Mrs. C. F. SpauldiiiB, Mrs. W. 11. Hrowu, Mrs. lioy Young, Mrs. Ken nelli Ford, Mrs. D, M. Uwson, Mrs. C. It. Freain. Mra. 8. Itaynor Smith, Mrs. Kay 1'arslow. Mrs. J. C. Mc Calll8ter. Mra. A. J. Young and Mrs. C. A. Chamberlln. M. E. LADIES AID POTLUCK LUNCHEON IS ENJOYED ON THURSDAY The Methodist Episcopal Ladles Aid and the ladies of tho M. k. church, South, held a joint one o'clock potluck luncheon Thursday at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. A. J. Geddes was chairman of the luncheon committee and was assisted by Mrs. George Churchill. Mm .1 .1. Kaslllng and Mrs. Paul Trueblood. The reception committee included . Mrs. r.an n ucj . K) i"'"l"',- " , ' .T' ,7,i Kn ;irs. L-iniriea ft. George Leeper. The lone tahlos were beautifully decoratod with mixed bouquets of spring flowera with sweetpea pie ,inminutine Mrs Adam Mine was guest of honor at the birthday table, and received a beautnui sin birthday cake from the Aid society. The occasion marked the eighty fourth birthday of Mrs. Hiue. Gov era wera placed for fifty. .Mrs. Karl Wiley presided over tho BhftH hiiRlneas session at which time it was planned for an old-fashioned ice cream social and picnic to ho hiri Rnmpttme this gunjiner. Mrs, O MRS. I. B. RIDDLE IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY LUNCHEON ON BIRTHDAY To compliment Mrs, . i on her birthday anniversary a very charming one o'clock no-liostess luncheon was Riven Friday after noon at the beautiful home ot Mrs. ' R h. Gile In Kdenbower. The table was decorated by Mrs. H. W. Mursters, who arranged a gorgeous center bouquet of mixed spring blossoms. Ihe Deautliuuy oecuiai- ed birthday cake was presented to Jlrs. Riddle from Mrs. Washington : flughea. t. !, ' ' .:! -jtlielr being a hidden case some Lovely glflSi were presented to where in that family, it was dis Mrs. Riddle from Mrs. George Fra 'covered that the mother was an ar ter, Mrs. Washington HugheB, Mrs. I rested cose, hut the previous year 'j. D. Osborn. Mra. A. C. Marsters.ishe hail been III. apparently from Mra. R. W. Marsters, Mrs. J. II. ' Booth, Mrs. George K. Quine, Miss .-ihe had been an open case, Infect A.iuliiia Kieu-ni-t. Mrs. I,. A. Wells, ing her children. Another case of i,- t l- ni,-A Mini Ii- tl. T.. Gile! k'lsltliiK was enjoyed during the pleasant aftoruoou hours. I CELEBRATE FORTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY To honor Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ged des on their fortieth wedding anni versary, the members of the Metho dist Episcopal Indies Aid will spon sor a charming at-home affair at the Geddes residence from seven- thirty to ten-thirty o'clock the eve ning or June i!uth to which all of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Geddes in this community are most cor dially Invited to enjoy. Mrs. S. Kaynor Smith is acting as general chairman of the affatr with Mrs. H. C. Iiarby and Mra. r . H. Churchill as chairmen of the re freshments. Mrs. Tanl Geddes. Mrs. Harrie Booth, Mrs. Stewart ooper and Miss Jean Geddes will sorve punch. Mrs. Geddes la superintendent of or me nununj- nenuoi, mint .Mr. mm Mrs. Geddes sing in toe enoir ami both are members of the official uoaru. W. B. CAREY IS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER SATURDAY Lawrence V. Penn and his mo ther. Mrs, Ada J. Itenn, entertain ed at a delightful surprise dinner party at their home Saturday eve ning to honor W. H. Carey, known as "Barney." on his eiahiieth birth- orated caKC. usiuen ny eiRUi) c.hu dies. graced the table. Covers were placed for W. It. Carey, cuest of honor, P. G. Lun dy. Harold and Hurley Menu and Ihe host and hotstcss. Mrs. Carej 1ih8 made his borne In Camas Val ley since he was fifteen years of age. NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING ON THURSDAY The NortTuide Sunshine club met IMrs. Hewey Muse, Mrs. Mareret peiidet grass and the hostess. Mrs. demons, and to Mrs. Iemi Hutler, a Kiiest. The next meellng will be at the home of Mrs. KiiRene Princrn on Chadwhk street. F. S. CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The F. S. club will meet at two o'clock net Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mm. H. H. Ijiird on Winchester street. All members an cordially invited to be prefiit, i DR. 0. C. BELLINGER IS GUEST SPEAKER AT HEALTH ASSOCIATION DINNER Tho annual meeting of the Doug las County Public Health associa tion was held In the basement of the .Methodist chUrch Tuesday eve ning, June 6. A potluck dinner was served to approximately 60 people, members being present from Look ingglasa. Melrose, (Jllde and Kel logg, in addition to Roseburg. The president of the association, Thomas C. Hartflel, presided lit tt short business session. The follow ing ofllcers for the ensuing year wore elecled: President, Thomas C. Hartflel; vice-president, Mrs. It. 11. Mercer; secretary,' Mra. O. M. Krell, and trraaurer, Mrs. Iiay Put requin. Although complete figures on the membership drive are not yet available, a tentative report of 150 members to date was given by Mrs. Karl Wiley. Mr. Hartflel then introduced fr. A. N. Johnson, re cently appointed public health of llcer, who discussed bristly the meaning of public health. MIbb Harriett nreneustall, field consult ant In tuberculosis nursing from the atatn board of health, was also' presented to the group, as well as the members of the local health unit stuff. Ur. O. C. Bellinger, auperlntond put of the Oregon State Tuberculo sis hospital at Salem, was the speakor of the evening. Dr. net linger spoke of tuberculosis being; a peculiarly treacherous and insid ious disease, being known since earliest history. It, like yellow fe ver, could he completely stamped out. There have been tremendous reductions In the prevalence of (communicable disoase in the last twenty years. For instance, typhoid has been reduced !lu per cent, diph ithcria 87 per cent, and tuben: per cent, and tuberculosis 70 per cent. The prevalence of tub- nrculoKts varies according to the sanitary condition) and commun ity intelligence. There are GtH) cases per 100,000 in China, with less than bo in the united States, and jn oreson, less than 35. Dr. Bellinger stated that tuber culosis definitely depends on con tact. The basic thing in any com munity in the control of tubercu los is is a know let) ge of who t h a cases are. Six to ten times as many people who are in contact with known cases develop the disease as others in the community. People should be educated to appreciate the benefit of an annual thorough examination. Several cases of the unknown tu berculous person Infecting others in the family were cited by tho speaker. 'For instance. In one grade found. This was followed by an x- jray. It was requested that the par ents also be examined. The mo ther was thin and tired looking, while the father was apparently well and working hard. Upon exam ination. It was found that the mo- thpr ha(, no tuberculosis, while the father had the germs in his sputum. m another group three children In ihe same family were found lo be positive reactors a sure sign of some other cause, but at that time iinterest described hv fir. HelHn?. j1' w-as that of an apparently heal- my ntsii school girl active, poiiu tho picture of health. She uave a positive reaction to the tubercu lin teat in May and her x-ray show ed some infection. She was so ap parently free from Illness that tho advice of Ihe physician was not fol lowed ami ahe continued her active iife. In December she began to cough, lose weight, and to have all the symptoms of tuberculosis. An x-ray taken at this time showed ten times the original spread of disease and immediate hospitalization was necessary. However, this story had a happy ending, as she is now back home living a normal life. An arrested case is usunlly permanetly arrested if the patient cooperates fully. Whooping cough and tuca-sles, though they do not, of course, cause tuberculosis, may give rise to such condition that the disease, which was under control, becomes active. In another case mentioned It was twenty-eight months after the film showed definite changes before the patient began to show any aymp toms of disease. Many times earlv attacks of tuberculosis are so brief that they go unrecognized. A tuber culin test indicates whether a per son might have picked up some In- lecimn. and ir ho. an x-rav must follow to determine the extent. No (Continued on page 3.) Veu tan sand your finest silks and latina, your coatliest draperies to this cleaner without worrying about their welfare. Th. .r. h thoroughly, hut gently, and pressed by skilled and careful operatora. 4 JmaumtiG fyiivi'iaj!i.i?n.'i Vorit .A Hesitate 'M