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TWO ROSERURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY I, 1939. MXEOETTW By Snrji Calendar Monday, July 3 MlM'llMK 111 IT. I mini's llillll! claH p(iRlioniMl until July 10. Wonloy llihld I it k k 10 HiMHixnr 6:30 politick HUppiM-, pioKrain anil hocIhI at MulhuillHl i-huiTh uh a lariivvi'll allalr honorliiK llcv. und Mm. H. Ilaynor Smlili. .MhiilIhmh or thu church and lilioxltt nru in vilcd. Tuesday, July 4 Fourth of July holiday. Wednesday, July 5 Art and Kinoroidcry club alter liiion incfilliif; at home of Mm. A. Ncal. I'ullyaonu K'l'tH to be ex changed. llellvlow club to meet III nfter noun lit honm of Mm. Irwin Clark at l-5 S. I'luo Htroct. Thursday, July 6 Ijidica of tin- t'nuntry dull white elephant prim Boll touriia incut at H:'M a. in. to lie Inlluwed by I2:yn o'clock putluck luiiciii'irn linil conlrnct In-blue auinnier tuui Iliunent play lit San Kiiucl club l::lll o'clock ileKnert-luncheon ineetliiK at hoini of .Mra. Archie WIIkoii at Wllmton. Harden Valley Women' club an Dual :leall-up day at clnbbouae with nnoli no-hoteH luncheon. Christian church IjuIIph Aid IllcetlnK at 2 o'clock in afternoon at church parlnra wllh .Mih. .Youhk. boateaa; Mrs. II. 1.. Ilnucock, lie volliiiiM, a n d ri'lii'Hliniiiiits in cbalKo of Mr. II. K. Sliyder, Mm. liable I'. Taylor, Mrs. Keller and Mia. I.lllle I'hiKlor, hoalesaes. Friday, July 7 Hlvermlale Kiiiinie potluck pic nl: anil wiener roaat at ('. II. Calk Ins place on North l uipiiua river. Saturday, July 8 Hoacburff Woman's club service shop open from 1:80 to 4:00 up stairs In clubhouse, opposite Hunt's Indian theatre. ENJOYABLE DAY SPENT BY LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB ON THURSDAY The ladles n( the HoHcburl? Coun try club enjoyed playlOK Bolt Thursday minnlna at Ihe club course wllh prizes Koine to Mrs. Kenneth ()ulne. I lint flilibf. Mrs. I'rnnk Coen, second llliibt. and Mrs. Kennelh V. Kinney, third flight. Those enjoylnl! lite Rolf und pot luck lunclieou Included Mrs. l-'nink foen. Mrs. Carl H Wlniberly, Mrs. J. K. IHIIiinl. Mrs. V. K. Oil. Mrs. Arlhtir II. Mountronl. Mrs. J. It. Mounltnrd. Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Kennelh (Julne. Mrs. Harris Kiln worth, Mrs. I,. K. McCllntiick, Mrs. .1 M. - .luild, Mrs. II. t:, Steiu na. Airs. II. II. llrldKcs, Mrs. I,. K. Kins, Mrs. R. A. Pears Miss Jane llniTm Mrs. Kennelh W. Kinney. Mrs. (leorae Wharton and Mrs. Waller Klsher. The business I Minn was con ilucled by .Mrs. Krank Coen. al which lime phns were made for the private Country club card party mid seven o'clock lofluck supper bold the rollonluit evenlnu at Ihe clubhouse. Contract blidae was enjoyed during the alternonn with Mrs. Ar thur II. Mouull'oid wluulnit hlKh score anil Mrs. W. K. (ill wlnnlim the secnuil hlnh score. Next Thursday I lie Indies will eujny a while elephant mill' lourua mellt at S:.'lll o'clock In (lie luoru luir In be rollowed by n 1 2 : MK pot luck luncheon anil the weekly con tract bridge summer toiirnanieul piny will be resinned nl l::m o'clock. .Members allendimr are asked In bilnn II white elephant prlftn for the morulim tnurllauieul. DANCINO PARTY IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR OF SATURDAY NIGHT The Junior Woman's club and Silh-Uchs sponsored n cluirmluit In vitational sporls dunce al nine o'clock Saturday eveulnu al the llosi.bura Country clubhouse. Mrs. I'Mwin (Inrdnei- ami Miss lletly Sliiiemaker were Heneral chairmen ill Ihe deliuhllul und suc cessful allalr and were assisted b Mrs. Adrian llowen and Miss Ycila Mcl.nui-'bllii. t'unch was sered ilurlnu Ihe eienlni; hours. I CHRISTIAN LADIES AID TO MEET THURSDAY I The l.iidlos Aid sin irtv of Ibei 1'llsl Chiisliaii cbuiib Hill uicel al ' two o'clock llevl 'I'lini'sdill niter ; noun In Ihe church parlors with' .Mrs. Volllm nclhm us linsless. 1 Mrs. II. 1.. IIoucih I: will conduct the deiollons and relieslimi-uls will' be served bv Mrs. II. C Snvih-r. Mis. Mable I' Taylor. Mrs. Kelbi Uliil Mrs. I.lllie I'laster Members and fi lends arc tin dial ly Hulled lo be present. MRS EDGAR LEWIS IS HOSTESS AT DINNER ON THURSDAY fc'VFNING i Mrs. I'lduur Lewis ami sou. I'M-1 irar. Jr. had us llielr miesls al a de ! liubtrul slx tlility o'cloi l, dinner t J tllcll bolue Thlli"l;iy evenini:. Ml. mil Mrs. C. I. I'l'-s ami iliinaliler. Miss Klriinnr. and son. lilt hard, and .Mr und Mis I, K I'i. s The mollp .lltelnled llie Ibeiilie lollowlUU the enjeiable illlillel hour. WEEK-END IS ENJOYED AT PHIL HARTH SUMMER PLACE ON NORTH UMPQUA Mr. and Mis. I Mi II Hailll. Ml. and Mrs. .1. I'. MolsclienbncliiM' mid , ilailubler, Susan, and son. KlIinM. linil Mr. and Mis. M II. .Mum y and Mllllll dllUKhlel. Illllla, all ol linse. I,ii ik. ami Mrs. Muihv's biollier. Vernon Johnson, or llend. Hucou. enjocJ the wii l. eiid al the at . tract.tve iluinnier Iplaie or the I Martha on the North 1 itili'l,t ii l'l. , , i LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Celebrate 63rd Anniversary ?f (M. ' r, . r-l'luild Uy ('lurk Sltirlln Nf'WH-ltcvh-w Kiim avlnif. .MK. AM) MfiS. C. V. KIRK Mi', iiml Mi'H. ('. W. Klik. pit iu inoiit HohcIiuck ri'HidcnlH for tin1 punt rlfty-oiiH yciit'H, ci'li'hnilHil ( hole Hfxty-lhinl wcildiiiK uintlvo rHUiy Tliurn ilny. .lime 22nl, at 11 fhnrmitiK dlmior jmrty rIvimi by Mr. ami Mra. J. K. IMiikcrtou on HoliertH i.-tcck, rollwil by a re.-epiioii. Mr. and Mr. ('. W. Kirk, of (ill I mM fifty out' yearn. Mr. Kirk in a South Main hIivW. KohcImuk. wi re m'ph1 f tb- lute lli v. J. It. N. i'ini)lii(ul-.l on luW Hiviv tlifi.l : ';'".' '"'' imstor r tb.- llnHrburK K mi .r';muT lUm",Ui' in In lt(M..bnrK. Mr. Kirk was en nliiu. .Iuiih 22iu. at a very lovely .,U(i n- itllhi, tl,.,. on,, ' 11 'k"ton on ItolHMiH neek. ...... .... .. ...eun n.ue.i unrum iIip reception hoiirn, Mr. Kirk was born .Inue H. 1 sfi.r. in .VtiRinln anil Mih, Kirk wan born .liifiiiary 21. l.srs, In ViiKlriia. 'I'bey weie married in (Mien coiiniy, Vh Kiiiia. June 1S7H, mid resideil lber for twi'iity five yeai-H. w litre. .Mr. Kirk ennnued In fiirmlnt;. Tbey lmvi 1-enldt'tl In ItOHebuiK for th LOVELY SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MRS. ZADA WERBER BY D. OF U. V. SUNDAY A very lovely bribil shower wjis iven Tor M i'h. Ziidn l'tnr V.'erber Sunday iilleiiiuon by the I'bnenco NlhlliiKitle Teni. Maunbters of I'nlon VeienuiH, at the liume of Mih. I.eiun-e Amli'inon In U'ent Hosebui ft. (lumen and visiting were enjoy ed on (be attractive lawn, nl'ier which Ihe many beautlhil and une lul nlfls were presenied tn Mrs. W'eiber ami reiivHbnients were net ed in the uncut ot honor, Mrs. W'l-rber. ami Mrs. Mary Ackfrson. who Is vIslthiK here troin Mlnne whi. Mrs. Marlhn Winkler, Mrs. Arthur Midland, Mih. Krum-es 1'olk. Mrs. Slclbi liyzer, Mrs. liiilli l'lniner. Mr Wei her Sr.. Mr. Anna l'eteiMin and ilmiKhtiM', Mary. Mrs, Sylvia IMetve, Mrs. Corn Hourlc. .Mrs. l'earl I'urr and (humbler. Hull, Miss Vlminla Cyrus. Kvelyn Cyrus and daucb-t-r. Virnlnlu Iteile. Mrs. I.eitle l.luklatt'r. Mrs. Zehua Samls and ibumhtcr. Charloite. and stn, .loo Itllssell. Miss Khilne Kasloii. Mrs. I.utdbt Johnson, Mrs. l.enore An dei son ami son, W illiam Mem v. Mis. Clinton (loitby ami Mrs. T. Semi. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MISS HELEN GALL ANTZ ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON Airs Kuneiie I'linri'ii and ibnitrh tt'r. MI.hs Hi'inartlliic, and Miss litarr l-'icrtiiau were hosltvscs al a ilcliulitliil shower party bonnr iuu Miss llcb-n (iallant Saturday iittei not mi Summer b 1 o o m I n k -huilis wrte used about Ihe looms in bu lioiupirls tliiiuis woie phneil and prices ttnr awanlcil aul lollnw luu I In n i vi-Mal inn ol uitls Mis I'rmcen and tu-s llei nardtn.' I'i lnc.u and MUs riretiiau served t-tl eshinehl v to Miss liiillanl. uui-sl nl bolinr. !is. .1 Ki...b. i cr. Mi s Mnthls. Mis lin.-. Mih SUnncr. Mrs I'm li"'. Mi Clemens atul Miss Kllra lietb 1'itul MRS. F. H. APPLEHOFF ENTERTAINS NEW IDEA CLUB AT LUNCHEON mi- r ii III.- s.. Id ppb hoii t nft'itaini'd Int. at a i li ti ihImu 'i home in l-MMtlio tun hriHi at li "1 .'.in. -.i;, iiiin Hit- pat i (i 1 nl! v ,'.u rii'd o Mis Xppleb alti i noon, al hu h Mil nintit ti;i lifi.uii nl In Die ib'i oiati.itiH. off (ttr In and s"litm i,v ,M Mih. John II. dl.Cf( In, li. M. Willi;..,, Mrs .totiti 1. Motne. Min i: title. .Mm. W M.uk-. lliemlM Clio, a iiuesl. p;Mt botf. s. K. T. NeNon INntci. Covers W( K M On us, M , s. , Mis IV C. UeiMet. 1'orter. Mi - Alb-ll T NeK.m. Mis. I; 1 1' ll.n, K Mis C C i-i hinl N.tit. M:ti je :iud llie hostess. Mrs o!1tt ms im luded Mi Li.- Moil ol . r , I A 4 i . -it , - fV I !'' h(,r nf y(1)M.M llf(rp t,1)llllK. Ml, Ml Kk nr1 ,he , eiitu of two hoiik, W. C Klrk, rall- road etiKlneer In I'ortltind, and Krank Klrk, who onrraten a chicken ranch In KluarnHe, und a ilaiiKhter, M I'M. Homh lowi'll. of Portland. TMelr many ItosehniK friends re membered tbelr Nlxly-lblnl weihllim annivrniiry by nendlnn (bom Kift. i-ardH mid I'lowerH. C. K. Marks, preshl. nt: Mrs. V. It. Iluckitmbam. h e president ; Mrs. .lobn II. 1'orter. secretary; Mrs. Al len Moore, treasurer, and Mrs. K. . Api.lehort', jiress cm respondent, all of whom were unanimously re elected (o their office. Sewlllir and visit in u w oi i.n- Joyed diirhiK (he al'lernoon. The next ineeliuK will he a luncheon. October lib. at the home of Mrs. P. K. Heaver. MRS. KERMIT JOHNSON ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY WEDNESDAY Mrs. Keruilt Johnson entertain ed at a cliarminic one ihlrly o'clock dessert luncJie.m at llie homo (d her parents, .Indue and Mrs. It. V. Marsters on North Jackson street. Wednesday altet noon. Colorlul boiiiiuels of Kinuiner Mowers were attractively used as a decorative motif for the occasion. Covers were placed lor Mrs. Horn Mason, of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Ilin old hiKiam. or I fed Hiuff. Calif.. Mis. I'aut Ced.les. Mrs. A. J. Kllison. Mrs. I-Mwiu Month. Mrs. lMroih Chase Hunt. Mrs. K. C. (Jile. Mis. J (;. Slatlery and the hostess, Mrs. Johnson. Contract briiliie was enjoyed d ur ine I he pleasant afternoon hours with Mr ft. Hiiolh wlnnlni; the first prize and M is. Hunt wiunlnt; (be secontl prl.e. Cnpiain .'ind Mrs, Johnson are "peildim: seeval weeks here lsit inc the hitter's parents. .Indue and Mis. II U Maisters. Mrs, John son was loriuel ly Miss I torn thy Marsiets ol this city. EVENING BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED AT CLARKE HOME Mi s A f hue Clarke wry m ac inusl elite, tallied her In Idte clllb ;it a Inwlj m'i'ii o'clock supper at her home on Katie si i eel Kriilav eiciiln. Coeis weie placed al mi altrac Me appoinicd table lor Mrs. Har ris Kllswoith. Mrs, A A Wilder. Mis. A 1 1 Tim W Haum. Mrs W. I-V Chapman, Miss Helen Case v. Mrs. 11 II Slaplelou. Mr- Waller Ktsb et and the hostess. Mis. Chilke. Conlia.t liridKf was the diver sion ol the ple.lallt ftMlili hours REV AND MRS SMITH TO BE HONORED AT SUPPER NEXT MONDAY The Woslev Mlhle tins ot the McMinilM episcopal dumb will sponsor a l thirty o'clock polluck supper lo honor Hev. and Mrs. S iiavnor Smith, who ate nio Inv Mifl week In Sniem. at the chlllt ll parlor" Mondax ewmni;. July :ird. 1 All inemheis of the Melhoilisl J Kpiscitpnl t bun h and fi lends ol iliev iiil'l Mr. Smllh are inosl coi 'dull' in v H to en tin- poiluk nipper and s.'vial imvuIii. YOUNG SISTERS ARE PRESENTED IN CHARMING RECITAL MONDAY On last Monday evening, a very lovely piano recital was Kiven Uy V It Hilda aud Faith Younx. talented dautihttsrs of Mr. arid Mrs. hoy Young. Tim recital wan kIvph at the home of their teacher, Miss (iluijyn St roil k, who has been their instruclor Hluce they bey an their music study as children. Ttm very interestiiiK program was shared equally by ihe two Kills. The numbern were well cho sen and were i epresenutlive of dif ferent types and periods of musi cal literature which j;ave variety. Their playing watt mature, having not only brilliant technic but ex presBlvo and artlsllc style. Ifoth the earlier cIhssIih ual thti modern coaipDsliloiiH were played with un ilersluniliuK ami IniereHtinR' inter prtaton. Miss Kalth Young has completed her Junior yeur In the Hone burg high school. She has been Interest ed in miiHlcai activities throughout her public school lite. .Miss Virginia Young was grad uatf.l from Hosehurg hlnh sciiool wllh the elttsu of "AH. She plans to continue her music study at col lege next year. She has received a scholarship for music at hinfleld college. A hi rge group of friends attended the recital ami wore very appre ciative of the delightful program given. Mrs. Hoy Young and Mrs. Charles Itrand assisted MIsk Strong in receiving the guests. Misses Hette Owen, Carolyn Allen, Carolyn Cordon, Jane Clarke, Anita Young, Helen Cooney and Mrs. Charles It.-Hiid assisted In serving refresh ment!! at the close of the program. Program: Mozart Fantasia In I minor Faith Young Ileethoven Sonata Op. 1 1 No. 2, Allegro and Andante. Virginia Young Mai Uowell To a Water Uiy MacDowell in Autumn f'l'leg ICroMk till'' Nocturne Faith Youiik St-hinnann Nacbtstuck "Ollet Klegle Trtihaikovsky June Virginia Young Horodlu At the Convent Nl''inn The Mirror Lake Hitvinn petit Itolero Faith Young Whli borne Chimes of Saint Pat rick's, Debussy The Girl with the Flaxen , Half. Moszkowski Air de Mallet Virginia Young CHARMING PIANO RECITAL GIVEN FRIDAY EVENING On Friday evening a very delight ful piano recital was given by Ifar burn Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. U. Young of Oakland and Anita Young, .laughter or .Mr. and Mrs. lioy Young of Itoseburg. The program was given at the home ol Miss tiladys Strong, their I earlier. The recital was unusual In being presented by two such youthful Islitdeiiis. Miss llarbara Young has jusi completer tne elglitn grade in ' nn "in. .. u..- Ihe Oakland public schools ami j1'' K'vlK the treasurers report Miss Anita Young has completed N'' nienrtiers of the I'nit in the iilnil grade In Itoseburg junior ' ''ide Mrs. Kdiiar Lewis. Mrs. A. C. high. Their playing showed real Marsters, Mrs. II. A. Catiaday. Mrs. musical talent as well as excellent t:- u'- '"'"irk. A- Haiding. preiiaialion. It was In I ei ei In -iih good style and expressing (he mood of Ihe various compositions. These young students were versatile, play ing numbers of contrasting types equally well. A most appreciative group or li'fends enjoyed the program. Airs. K. li Young ami Airs. Koy Young assisted Allss Strong in receiving the gipTis. Mrs. Charles Uruini, lillh am Virginia Young, Phyllis Nelson and Helen Cooney assisted in serving. Progtam : "aydn Mlcgrctlo Mai llui K. P. K. Hach Solfetfgietto Ileethoven Itagatelle llatbaia Young Ileethoven Theme and Variations Anita. Young Schubert Scherzo hi It Hat Hiahnis Wall, in A Hal tli'h'g . llntteiMy Ihirbara Young ""''Ussy Little Shepherd Crieg limiting ,;'hg To Spi-hik Anita Young Chaiulnade ... nl de Itallet laounoti' . . Value In H major Cjiil Scott. A Song from the Fast Codmd (!, Swallows llarbara Young Halnbrldi;e Crist - Cum win from "F.gyptlan Impressions." '"'Mery , Cradle Sung, Torjussen Sunwtall Anita Young MRS. C. W. WRIGHT IS HOSTESS AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON FOR CLUB Mi s. C. V. Wrlghl cry gracious V t iilei ladled her hi iiive club al a bin mini; one o'clock luncheon at her Imety home on Kane street Thuisday ailernooii. Colorlul sum mer Mowers were atliaclixely ai l aimed about the rooms. Covers were placed lor Mih. (i. V. WtMihoilv ami Mm, I, W lonnle. guests, and Mrs. P. T. Mubai, Mrs. IV II. Mm Kan. Airs. T. II. Ness. Alls. S. J. Shoemaker. Mrs. H. S. Mia. k. Mrs. W. .1. Olmscheid and ihe hos tes. Mih. Wright. Com met bridge was en.jojed dur ing the pleasant aiteruoou bonis with Mis. imborly winning ihe guest pnze and Mrs. M.n gat) w in nine the club pi ie. CARL BUSCH AND GENEVA WALLACE MARRY WEDNESDAY Carl Mus.h and Genea M. Will hue. both of Itoseburg. w cic quiet h mat i iei Wednesday evening, June at sewn o'. lo. k at iho home of li'. atlil Airs. Chm ten A. Kdnards on South Kane stieet. 1 'r. 1 !. w ai ds performed I tie reremou v Ut the pteSUH-e tif only Ihe netes. II J wtne-:e.. Mr. :tlld I T Mll-cIl will inaUe their home in Kt?eburg. i Dishing Up Summer Smartness ' B Yt , ijii k y j, tez:A,&,' v - A RECIPE for summer chic: Take one utterly nattering navy sheer dress, with stitched pleats skirt and an unusual bow of crisp white pique at the neckline, add a large, exciting bag of satiny calf skin in lemon yellow, watermelon green and raspberry stripes. Season with snowy white gloves. Top with an ofT-lhc-face hat of nubby linen in stripes matching the bag. Serve on any daytime occasion when you want V) be pointed out as "a smart young womun who knows how to look cool in spite of the heat." MRS. H. C. WADDELL HOSTESS TO PRO-AMERICA UNIT ON WEDNESDAY The last meeting of (be summer of Douglas I'nit of Pro-America was enjoy oil Wednesday afternoon j t Mm hmnu i the iirei innt ii-i H. C. Waddell. on South Kunelduy afternoon. Pink sweetpeas and streel. Mrs. Waddell bail charge of tin business meeting, at which time she gave an interesting report on . ence recently held in Portland. Airs. r - ; Winning ptCHeuted the secn- 'Mrs J . . inline. -Mrs. ii n. t:im ton. Mrs. M. F. liice. Miss liosa II. Parrott, Mrs. Iv It. Metzirer. Miss Ha l.aubach aud Mrs. L. Crittenden. Plans were discussed for the opening fall nicplings. The ta table in Mie garden win; centered with a low bowl ot pale yellow and deep orange-colored Ice land topples. Mrs. A. A. Wilder poured and .Mrs. lit oadway assist ed ihe hostess in serving. Those enjoying Hie occasion with Mrs. Waddel) included Mrs. C. F. Man ning. Mrs. A A. Wilder. Mrs. L. K. (mod hou rn, Mrs. Mi oadway. Mrs. F. I. Crittenden. Mrs. Al. C. Itowk cr. Mrs II. M. Siapleion. Mrs. II. A. Canada y. M rs .1. I. Marker and. Alts. Frederick .1. Porter. Thi. in vl i-i.trillMi- oieeliliL- of Hie ! I'nit will be held September 27th. MICHIGAN VISITORS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY DINNER To eotiipllinenl Mr. ami Mrs. Wil bur McKee. of Ann Arbor. .Michi gan, a lovely dinner party was en joyed at Kilters Hack Korly sum mer borne on Hie North I mpqua at Winchester Thursday evening. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. McKee. guesls of honor. Air. and Airs. It. l. Williams. Judge and Mrs. Carl F. Wimberly ami daughter. .Miss Frances, and sons. Carl. Jr.. and l.ehind Kent, Mr. and Mis. II. H. Turner and daughters. Itarbaia Ann and Cynthia Sue. and son. iiowani. jr.. .mi. ami .wis. Wil liam Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Marsters and Hie hoM aud hostess. Mr. and Mrs, M. K. Hitter. Sr. Cards, games ami visiting were enjoj ed du: lug the pleasant eve ning hours. Mr. and Mis. McKee are spend ing six weeks vacationing on the Pacific coast. Itelore returning to Ann Arbor, w here Air. McKee is teaching at Ihe Cniversity. Airs. McKee. nee Fliabeth Williams, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. It. 1. V lilmms. of lliii- i dy. CHARMING SUPPER GIVEN AT BUBAR HOME FOR MISS ANDERSON In compliment to MNs Virginia Anderson, ot i:ana. Guam, a wi t harming in tor ma I seven o'clock supper was given h Miss Gay Hu tu r at the home ol the iatter's pat ents. Mr and Mrs. P. T Hubai. on Fast Lane street Sun-lav eve ning. Miss Andeisou and Miss Hu bar are ho Hi slmteiils at rniwr stiy of t ahloinia. at Hei l;eh . Cowrs were placed tor Mls And- trsoii. guest t honor, Mss F.uuenia Viidt-n, Miss Claire Tisou. M lf Kattlivn Museiihaik. Miss Melt v. jane Dixon. Miss Klia'teth Camp- hell. .Miss Anuaht'lle IU Framv Melget Miss ototh Gei inond. Mi Hell tjuinc ami the hostess. Miss Ga Hubar isilinu a. fpiitt'd duill'j Cm pleasant tneulnii homt. MISS HELEN GALL ANTZ HONORED AT SHOWER PARTY ON TUESDAY Airs. M. Paul and daughter. Aliss Flizabeth, entertained at a charm in shower parly honoring Allss Helen Gfillutitz. at their home TueS' I blue Canterbury bells were used to J t arry out a pretty decorative motif ' - , j vfirc :iwInw lo! K u for Ihe occasion. and Mrs. J. Harold Nichols. Love- ly gifts were presented to Alias Galium from .Miss Mary Tchelis- nig. Mrs. John Tchehsnig, Mrs. V. Gallant?:. Airs. Fugene Prlnceu,1 Miss Hoi narillne Prlncen, Mrs. j Klizabeth Trimoerger. Airs. Rich- ard Willett. Airs. J, Harold Nichols, ! Mrs. George Hammer anrt son,! Joseph. Mrs. P. Sage and daughter,! Alary Frances, .Mrs. Frank Monroe.! Mrs. K. L. Dolan. Airs. Lucy Jen- niiigs. Alts. II. Harris, Mrs. Fred j Ilargis and daughter. Janet, and j hoii. Fred, and the hostesses, Mrs. I Al. Paul and -Miss Kltzaheih Paul. I who served refreshments following ; the social hour. MRS. R. M. CHURCH I ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT. Airs. II. Al. ( hurch was a most acions hostess lo her sewing club a lovelv seven-thirty o'clock talad supper Tuesday evening at her home in North Host-burg. Pret tily appointed small tables wercj used by the hostess. (.'overs were placet) tor Mrs. Ken-j netb Hindi, of Raton Kmige, La., and Airs, Guy AUntoiiye. guests. ami Mrs. 11. H. Turner, Mrs. Lei lie V. Cummings. Airs. L. A. Altlo; Airs. Uonn Hadabaugh. Mrs. J. A. Hail. Airs. Wallace Robertson ami the hostess. Airs. ( hurch. Sewing and: visiting were enjoy ed during ihe evening. JOB'S DAUGHTERS HAS LAST MEETING OF SUMMER TUESDAY NIGHT Itoseburg bethel No. 8 of Job's Daughters held Its last meeting ol the summer at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening with the honored queen. Miss Hetty Alae Whipple, presiding. The majority degree was uiven i Miss i:ila HenniKh. of Portland, land Miss Opal Horner, of Salinas, I Calif. Miss Hetty Alarsters sang a vo cal number and Miss Faith Young plaved a piano solo. Plans wen made lor a mountain! hike to be enjoyed by Job's Daiigh ters and iheir dads. i Mh. AND MRS. M. I VI E ' CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY ! Air. and Mrs. Merle I vie. or Med lord, formerly of this city, cele- brated their twenty-tilth weddiiiB anniversary at a very enjoyable, picnic at Idleybl park Sunday, j .Ilin Those preson! ero M r and Mrs. Ivte and sons. Donald ami Hilly, and Mrs. George alson and daughter. MeverH. all ol Medtord. Mr ami Mrs. Fd Uainer and dauirh ters. Jean. Hetty ami Zola Mae. and Air. atitl Mrs. Paul K. Shank Un and son. Roland. ART AND EMBROIDERY j C LU B TO MEET The Knsebutg Att and Fmbiol'l eiy club will meet at two o'clock next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Alrt. A. Neal Pollvaniiii All mem - gills w ill be cxchannetl beis ale I'leseilt. t oi diaily in M. d to be GARDEN 4-H CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING FRIDAY The "Hopeful Rose and Flower Garden," club met June 23, at 2 o'clock nt the J. M. Hartley home. In cheeking up on the members flower xardena it wbb found thai by truns-planting a few plants, everyone would have a good var iety of flowers. Itose cuttings are being ntudled and iiMiiu hern will noon know a number of them. Hetty Alattbewg gave a fine re port oa the interesting time she had visiting relative and activi ties al the 4-H summer school. Hob Matthews told the club about the boys' activities and classes at the summer school. Shirley Shrum. guest of the club, gave an interesting talk on the summer school, explaining the girls' classes and activities. Since this Is the last required meeting, the club plans to meet every other week. On Thursday they held a swimming party and picnic Hiipper. The club hopes to have many social times this sum mer. Refreshments were served. MRS. LESLIE C. CUMMINGS ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT SALAD SUPPER MONDAY Mrs. Leslie C. Cummings very graciously entertained her bridge club at a charming eight o'clock salad supper at her home on Hani son street Monday evening. Honu ti rill bouquets of mixed summer flowers were used about the rooms Airs. Cummings was assisted in serving by Mrs. L. L. Wimberly. The serving table, covered by lace cloth, was centered by a bou quet of paslel-colored blossoms and tall lighted white tapers. Covers were placed for Mrs. L. L. Wimber ly. Mrs. Louis Fullerton, Mrs. Clyde Fullertnu and Mrs. J. II. Hennessy, members, ami Mrs. Harold Ingram, of Ited Hluff. Calif., Mrs. Kenneth Helllwell. Mrs. Phil Harth and Mrs. Frederick .1. Porter, guests. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant evening hours with Mrs. Louis Fullerton and Mrs. In gram winning the prizes ROBERT CHURCH HAS PARTY ON SIXTH BIRTHDAY TUESDAY Robert Church, son ot Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Church, celebrated his sixth birthdny anniversary at a very enjoyable lawn party at his home Tuesday afternoon. Cilfts were presented to Robert from Peg;$y Parrott. Nona Belle and Orval Hruton. Nancy Rada baugh, Lorraine Robertson, Mary Jean AliicH, Iionald Pearson,- Mary Fisher, Hob Courtney, Bill Palmer, Rodney and Helva Lje Alinionye, Alta Joyce and Flora Spencer. Janet Lee Church, Paul Cacy and Cordon Harness. Games were played and later re freshments were served at a table attractively decorated with color- Mil Invors and balloons. A lighted birthday cake was cut and Her v. Mrs. ( hurch was assisted by M (Ml Mrs. 1 ' EPISCOPAL GUILD - ' PLANS CHURCH FAIR FOR JULY 27 St. Georges Fpiscopal Guild held Its annual picnic meeting at a delightful affair Monday at "The Riffles." beautiful summer place of Dr. and Airs. G. C. Finluy on the North Cmpqua river near Glide, Covers were placed for sixteen. Airs. J. C. Hume, vice-president. conducted the business meeting. at which time plans were made tor a "church lair," to be held from six to nine o'clock Thursday eve ning. July 21, at the attractive home "The Lowlands" of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Aliddelburg. The aflaii will be open to the public. Mrs. Aliddelburg is acting as general chairnuiu of the project and com mittees will be announced later. pt s. CLUB HAS MEETING AT SINGLETON HOME ON TUESDAY Airs. Waller Singleton very gra ciously entertained the F. S. club at her attractive home on Fast Douglas street Tuesday afternoon. Beautiful bouquets of nasturtiums were used about the rooms. Sew ins and visiting w ere en joyed until the lea hour, when Mrs, Singleton served delicious refresh ments to Airs. Charles Healy, a guest, ami Airs. Harry F. Hatfield, Airs. H. H. Laird. Airs. T. W. Thorn ason. Mrs. C. P. Snoddy and Mrs. II. T. Bloom, members. The next meeting will be July 1 1 Hi at the home of Airs. belli T. W. Thoinason. OREGON CITY VISITORS ARE DINNER GUESTS AT ALLEN HOME THURSDAY Air. and .Mrs. Paul Utartz. of Ore gon City, were dinner guests of Dr. and .Mis. Clair K. Allen ami daugh ter. Aliss Carolyn, and son. Hill, Thursday evening at Iheir attrac tive home on Watson street. Mr. and Airs. Laartz have been making a tour of a number nf lakes in Oregon compiling a niotorlogue for Ihe ( rei:ouian . At rs. I ,aa i t n, nee Klhol Shrum, of Roseburg. was formerly a linotype operator at the Nf a-Ket ie oiTa o, V GARDEN VALLEY CLUB ANNUAL CLEAN-UP DAY IS ANNOUNCED The Garden Valley Women's club ha announced its annual clean-up day at the clubhouse for next Thursday. July t. al v. hich time a no hostess lun. hoon will be enjoyed at noon. All members or the club are urged lo assist with the gen eral clean up of the clubhouse. RIVERSDALE GRANGE PICNIC TO BT. HELD NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT Ulietsdale grange hgs planned a potluck picnic supper ami winner nrnst for all members at the home lof Ah. and Mrs, C. H. Calkins on j the North t'mptiua river for next Hidav eveninit. Julv ;. .il mem bers are con Ha My Invited. JOB'S DAUGHTERS AND DADS TO ENJOY MOUNTAIN HIKE JULY 9-10 Plans are being hi ado for mem bers of Roseburg Bethel of Job's ' Daughters, No. 8, ami their dads to enjoy a delightful mountaiu climb up the South Sister over the week-end of July 9-10. A meeting was held at the B: A. Ilrttton home Thursday evening, at which time plans were made for the two-day affair. A. II. Taylor, associate guardian of Job's Daugh ters, Paul Abeel, R. L. Whipple aud E. A. Hrltton will he among tin dads attending and other dads of members have signified their in tention of taking card and accom panying the group on the trip. Those attending have been ask ed to call Lucia Hrltton to gel a list of articles to take on the trip. The group will leave Rosemng Sunday, July 9. ami go over the WiHairrette pass, .stopping- at Mc Credie Springs for lunch and Hyu. to Flk lake in the afternoon for. a swimming party. They will cump Sunday night at the foot of the South Sister and begin the moun tain climb early Monday morning. Following the trip up the moun tain and back, the group will make a trip over the Broken Top inoun tafn pass and to Sisters and then to Uelknap Springs for a swim ming party and later to the Sparks ranch lor supper and buck to Rose burg that evening. ' BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN MISS HELEN GALLANTZ AT PARKER HOME Miss Heleu Gallantx of Ttrotk-' wav was honored at a bridal show er ennesuay uiieruoon, jum at the home of Airs. C. W. Parker on South Stephens street. The aftet noon was spent in visiting. A special radio selection over KRNIt for the bride was enjoyed by all. Floral bouquets in pastel shades were used about the liv ing rooms and the dining-room was decorated In green and white' wllh green tapers and a lily pond as the table centerpiece. A beau tiful bride's cake was cut by the guest of honor during the refresh ment hour, , Those presenting Aliss Gallant, with gifts included: Airs. J. Kng holm. Mrs. J. Tcbelisnig ami, daughter. Miss Mary, ail of Miiu neapolis. the two former being, sisters of the bride, Mrs. Val Gal-, lantz. Mrs. Fugene Princeu ami daughter. Miss Bernardine, Mrs. Rov Knigge ami daughter, . Aliss . Iluthabelle, Mrs. Ada - Smith ot Winston. Mrs. K. J. Brown. ..Mrs. F. S. Alonroe: Mrs. Lucy .Jennings and the hostess, Mrs. C. , W. Parker. ' Miss Mary Tchelisnlg and .Miss Bernardine Prtneen assisted Mrs Parker with serving the refresh ments, i , iiimiad A M'C n MR INSTALLS NEW 'OFFICERS AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY At a very impressive cerenumy. the new officers or the Rpaeburg. Woman's olub were installed) Alpn-. day -evening at ihe, clubhouse .with. Mm.. Gordon Stewart and Mrs. Jack. Chapman acting as general' chaff-' men. assisted by Airs, iv a. j eai nt und Miss Vivian Hartley. The clubhouse was beautifully decorated with gorgeous bouquets of mixed summer flowers, while Ihe buftet table was covered by a love- ... . .,.i..rnll u-ith n bowl of pink roses and white dais ies with tall lighted white tapers. Airs. Jack Chapman served punch. Mrs. Walter Ft her. udvtsor. acL ed as installing officer in tho ab sence ol Mrs. Leon Yearwood. a past president of the club, who was unable to be present on. account ot illness. About ftlty were present, for the ceremony. The new officers. In lovely pastel-colored formals. formed a semi circle behind standards of tall lighted tapejs. Aliss Claire Tison vang during the eeremony, accom panied by Airs. Homer Grow, ami Miss Virginia Young, played piano numliers. Following the ceremony. Miss Tison sane request number. As each out-going officer presented the charge to the Incoming ofilcer. a corsage was presented. The new officers include: Miss Verla Mc Laughlln. president: Airs. L. C. Mi lium, first vice-president: Mrs. Ad rian no wen, secon u vice-pi esnieoi,, Mrs. Ralph Herman, secretary; tiuu llnttv SliriMimi Ict'lv I I'PMHll l tf. Airs. Sidney Dnmenico. sgt.-at-arins. ami Airs. Kdwin Gardner ami Miss (if neva Crouch, directors. Retiring officers include: Aliss Flaine Hrown. president: Airs. 1 K. Fies, '.-ui i-...Q.i.i tii.l..nt - Mm 1. r I nt. (Continued on page 3.) i Many a woman earns a reputation 1 for being bad tempered when she i it merely worn out from washday. - It isn't fair to herself or her famiy jand it isn't an economical necessity 'either. Let us do your laundry. We a-c confident that the low cost, the quality and the convenience of this service will please you. DRY CLEANING it just isn't tfAm r
