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Newspaper Page TextT TWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1939.- 5CDCDEW Siai Oilendar Monday, October 9. H. I'. W. . annual lirMiiccoiniiig H'vi'ii i't l k diniiiT ul Huh-l I'imp UH I'M liif inli-rn anil liivlli-d Kin-ma. 1'itiil I'H KMifiUK fn chant.1 wilh Vfia Ki'fMlrlrkHon as m-iifial cliaii man. Dr. It. I.. imnu'H iniii ili'tnmiiiia tiuiial lilbh- hi inly Haa hicHIiik al 7:1.r oVlorli III ev-niiiK al diniri.' Iiall of Uouplun hotel. J'uliiic ill-viii-il. I'Jiiscu)iul Guild lo mcft at two in nftfi noon ut parish hall with Mr, lialhrh-k ami Mrs. Jiuvfi hs joint X. ul' W. Tliiinhlt '-lull iilli'iiumii jni-ethiK at bom' of Mi'H. O. .. Jolin MlH 111! KltKt JXllllUH HtKM't. Tuesday, October 10. K. H. (lnh iifti-rimon niffthiK at hull). ol Mitt. H. V. UntUHd. hY.n'k.ili India jMM liiK ut 7:. JO ill rwnliij; ul I. o. O. V. luli. Ilailoiim rind, liaiiKlit'Tf of I "ft Nile li:3H n -IiohIi'hb dinner lned- llIK t hulllH Of AllK. Itllo tSleplUMli, unin'iwniMi, I MlHhinnuj-y Hia ltli' and 1'rH'inlH i ol' .UIhodinI i-hiiri li Invited lo ; Churle A. Kdumds home to rerep- I linn limn two to five hoimrliiK Mary rJlizahelh Yonnn. ol' Seoul, Kuifa. I Voiimk I'i-o(Ii-'h l'acnc of St. raiil'H Luthfiaii (.liiinh T nieet- hiK al home of .Mr. and Mrs. Kukhi'H Kuim I'M Mill heel. Wednesday, October 11. KiVfltMlall' II. M. I lllll Hi'lHftKIOll ineeiinc al home ol ,Mi h. John llui k harl with Mr. Allan ihnklnut as llOHU'UH. St. Joseph's Altar Kociety meet ing at '2:'.Ut in hIiwihhui ut pariKli hall with Mrs. K. 1,. ltotan an hos- tCKS. I'lihllr invited lo HI. Joeph'n Al tar mi iwy ht-iifitt hihlK and fiw hundred mt(y at parish hall ut K In eveiihiK. l !tfn for rarda and a Ian n door pri,p. Hrfieshme nta. licHcrvaiioiiR call: M7-J or 405-1,,. L. T. I-. inct'titiK alter h liool ul Vivnt ('hrimlait church. Milioftt omr lOcononifcH dull lo HiHt at on o'clock polluck lunch eon at f I'll UK' hull. V. . T. I'. ver y linpni hint mwi. lug at 2: 'An at Methodic! church. Thursday, October 12. I'lihllc Invilcd to Allan llain-ock KnsemhlH and eiiteriiilnmi'itt at S In evening at senior high Kchool tiu dltorluiii. No imIiiiIhh.oi, chaise. Nai'lhafdr SiiiiNlitiiti j'iiili tneelliii In al'ti'iiinoitfiii home of Airs. U'fl- By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER i Main Kiwher on Winchi-Hler heet. I , K. V. V. uiixfllaiy lo eutiTiuin stale ol I j c4'i'H ut Kix Hiirty dinner and limy ram meeiinK at arniojy. W. fl. A. Lo entei'tuln state field director, Mih. .luiia Ward, .Port land, and celehrate annixerwary of order at IMI. Maude I'owei H, A lie U'eekH him Cora little, chaise of eiitertainuieiil, and .Mih. Melle StMiheiiHiii, f-neral cliaii man. Dixonvilh- Ladiett cluh meeiiuK at two in aTlei iKxiii at IihII. All ladien of coniinuuiiy invited. fadieif of Coiiuliy rluli to day oiitiact bridie ul cluhhoutte at t.'.i" a. in.' J'otluck luncheon ul Z.'Mi and Knifing U ;;u. i i'l eMhytei liiu Mitwionary Kiciely to meet at Z:'M at home of Mina MaruiHt Haldwin. 'Ml N. Kane, ftiiii Mrti. i- I.. Itodie and Mia. C. J, Snauldin; ut HttiHtihK hortteKhfH. A! in. Homer flimv In chaiKe ol hui iiehK iitcetintc: Mm. L. Connelly. d. volioioi. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, program. Lady Kikst to meet at 8 in even ing for Becond play of card lour-iiumi-iiitt. I'rizen for uvanfng'ti Hcores in eon true! bridge and five hundied. Men. Waldo Campbell, hoeieKft. Meihodist Liidiea Aid one o'clock luncheon uieeiiim at church with Mi". I'- H. Chun hill, chaii man. Mim. (;leun Wilson. Mih. I. A. Ifci cher. Mrs. A. S. Cwn. Mr. A. N. OnuH. Men. W. I,. Cobb. Mih. H. K McKay and iMiK. K, ('. Jones, hoKteKM'tf. Mrs. II. Whipple In rliarife of htitdneHS meeliiiK and Aim. J. M. Nicholus in chaiKe of devotions, Friday, October 13. Florence Niditinnale Tent o. ItuUKhters of Cllion Veletans of the Civil War Mil -Ixfij meetiiif; at 7::('i In cveuiim at armory. Sewine eiiili of Y. S. W. V. to ineei at home of Mrs. Keller ul So;', Cobli stle'l. Keystone cluh members to enl-r-taiu husbands ut ti:;;o pot I nek sim per at Methodist chun h. Mrs. Huh llarrfson. chairman. Mrs. Ver non K,eel and Mrs. Ixiren Harvey In charge:- Mrs. Ceorno Churchill, promaui chairman. Saturday, October 14. Woman's club service shop open atlday upstairs In .clubhouse, up IMicile llutii's Indian theatre. October 18 Lady KlUs invjie pulilic to enjoy annual iuslduy hr!im ten at two o'clock in aMeruoon at temple. Prizes and refreshments. Ueservu tions. ey" dthtr Mrs. T. 1I.,Njhh oiv.'ftTis" If. C. liitrby. ' f KEYSTONE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT WILEY 'HOME ON FRIDAY Mrs. Karl Wiley and Mik. Kok- ctte Minsters entertained the Key- hlone club of the Mithodlsl cliurcli at a -hii ruling one-thirty di-sserl-Iuik heon yesterday al the former's hoim on Smith Kane sheet. The Hallowe'en motif was beau lliclly cHcried out hi addition lo uuiiii ioiis bomiueirt -if colortul fall llowerM and IiowIm ol fiulls. Co vers were placed for Mrs. Ken neth Fold. Mrs. I-:. A. Hriltou, Mrs Wrnon Keel, Mrs. Jack li Micoek, Mrs. l-'f rrol Amh rson, Mrs. Hud) I la i i ihoii. M I k. John Kaish. .M i h Adrian Fisher. Mis. Max Slay ion. .Mrs. Loreu Harvey. Mrs. Louis M;irln. Mrs. S. .1. Felt, .Mia. II. I). McK iv. Mrs Itay Hamplon. Mrs. ( hailed A Kdwards. Mrs. Itoberl livlim. Mis. J. V. I'illard. Mrs. Clarence Kami. Mrs. F (. Burr. Mr-. H. I Slaler. Mrs. C. M. lint nee and (lie his (esses. Mis. Wtle and Mis. Maislers. Mrs. Foul, vice piethleut, con- ducled the business meeting, at which time Mrs. Clareticf Hand was elected secretary to lake the place ol Mrs. 11. It. Slater, wlio is leaving tieXt week for Redwood City. Calif., to reside. Plans were made lo h'jld a six-thirty politick supper once every month lo enter tain the husbands ol Die members. The first of the series will be next Friday. OeolH-r IS. ut the church with Mis. Hunh I larrit-ou. (-hair-man. Mis. Vernon Keel and Mrs. lioren Harvey in eharjee. am) with Airs, iteoi k iiuh ijiii (u uiaisi- i (he program. ; inney, music, contents and tcroup hltmiiiK were enjoyed dur i'ik the pleasant so4'iuJ hours wilh Mrs Fenol Andeiwm wiitniir the conlest m (w. The n xl regular club iiiei'liiot will lie a l ::t" dessert-luncheon S'jvember J:t. al the home ot Mrs. C. A Kdwards with Mrs. F. 0. Hun as Joint hostess. AUXILIARY MAKES PLANS FOR NEXT THURSDAY'S MEETING (ieoi e St a i iner auxiliary In V . S. W. V. held a special nieetiuK Thursday aliei noon at the home of the presidenl. Mrs. F. M. Comp ton on Spruce street to make plans lor euleilaiuiiiK slate o Mirers here next Thursday. ( Irtober Plana were out lined for a t:Su o'clock dinner to lie held at the armory lor all camp members and their wives and all auxiluii y members and their husbands, to be lollowed by a Joint meeitnp. ilia XaAian of the Rose burg Coun-! try club prswoted lovely Rifta to them In appreciation of tbHr year's work, at th regular metlng of the group Thursday at Ibe clubbotme. Seven Indies were out for golf in the morning with Mrs. It. I). Uridgea winning the prize. At noon potluck luncbeon was served, followed by contract brtflge with Wi. H. C. Btearns winning, high score and Mrs. K. A. Pearson, set-ond btgh score. Those enjoyinei ilhe occasion included Mm R 111 The ceremony was performed by I Jlridges, new captain of the eroun- in-T. ,iir. mcneii, or ine .tiennonlte f lun ch of Diniiba, In the presence of about four hundred frunds and MISS MARGARET CLOAKE AND NICK NEUFELD MARRY IN CALIFORNIA, SEPT. 10 A wedding of much interest here took place Sunday, September loth, at the McnnotiKe church In Dfnuba, Cilif., when Miss Margaret Cloake, of Los Angeles, daughter of Mr. a ud M is. Warren T. Cloake. . of Itoseburg, became the bride of Nick Netifehl, of Is Angeles, son of Mr. and Mia. A. J. Xeufeid, uf Dinubj Calif. relatives. The wedding took pluce at four thirty o'clock in the after noon. A beautiful white and groen motif was carried out In the church dMcorailoiiH and also in the decora- ll.tim ll... r,.il H ... ... I ' "-i""!" iw(i hiiik ine i iikii ioK iiaie in tne beautiful garden ' the home of the bridegroom's parents. About one hundred and eighty were at the reception. A hilt let supper was served, at which time the bride cut the beautifully decnated lhi-e. tiered wedding cake. i The bride wore a white courtship satin wedding icowu rHiiiiunci .-in. ' lace inserts and a short train. Her fingertip wedding veil was caught to her head In a halo of orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet nf gardenias and lilies of the valley. There were no atten dants for the ceremony. The wed ding march by Lohengrin and other wedding niusic was played by Syl via Hofer. The bride's mother wore an at tractive printed chiffon aftemooa ( gown with matching aceeKBories 4,1111 H gardenia comjKe. The bride groom's mother wore a nnvy blue crepe afternoon gown with mutch. j nig aoceasorfes and a gardenia cor sage. j For her going away costume the bride chose a black tailleur with j black accessories in suede and a i dus(y-roK4 blouse Pnii,.ui..D reception Mr. and Mrs. Neufeld "n ior sequoia national park on I heir honeymoon, after which they will make their home in Los An geles. The bride is well known in Rose hllrg. Inning atlended ih i i Kcbools and was graduated from MISS AGNES PITCHFORO high whool here in mii Rhe was 1 HONORED AT HOUSE WAR MING craduated from the Bible Institute 1 PARTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT in ih Angeles In June of this I in- ui mejfioom attended mis. K. it. van Ness, new secre tary. Mrs. Curl K. Whnberly. Mrs. W. M. McKachern, Mrs. J. F. Iil- lard. Mrs. L. K. Kies, Mrs. K. A., Pearson. Mrs. H. C. Steurns, Mrs.j J. M. Judd, Mi-s. J. K. Marks. Mrs. I Arthur II, Mouutiord, Mrs. L. K.J Mi-Clintock, Mrs. W. K. ()tt, Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. H. T. Han-j sen and Mrs. S. C. Ipham. At tour o'clock Mia. Hrldges and' Mrs. McKachern nerved tea. i Next week the ladies will begin; i..-.. im.n unit iiriue piny at 9:30 with potluck luncheon ut 12:30 and golfin,. at 1:30. All ladles of the. eiub are cordially invited to be present. ' MRS. LESLIE CUMMINGS tn f tn I AIMS BRIDGE CLUB MONDAY EVENING I .Mrs. l-nllc r. CuinuilniM mc ! Iciuily piiu-riuJnfd hnr lirl.ltp (.lub1 ;inil arvrriil ucsl al b IihiiiiIiib 'ilil o'rlork dcHMfrt-HUWier hi h"i' Iiniiip oil HarrlKOM wlr-et Monday eveninif. Very allruetlrp bouquets "f ilahllaa. peluniaa and lus.hla were used lo decorate the ronins. Covers were placed for HlKn Mar sarel Willie. Mir. Leonard Itlley. June Wharton, Mrs. Ford Sinclelon. .Mrs. K. '. I HI ti'i Hon .iixl Mrs. II. II. Turner, guests, and -Mrs. I.. 1.. Wlmherly, Mrs. Adrian Klsher. Mrs. Louis Kllllerton, Mrs. .1. A. Halt. Mrs. J. II. Ilelllies.ty. Mis. Clyde Fullerlm and the hos tess. Mrs. CuminiiiKS. ('on'iact bridge was enjoyed dur Iiik the evening- with Miss White wlnnlll!; the guest prize nrd Mi's. Fisher und Mrs. Ixnils Kullerton wiiuiin; the elub si'ore prices with Mrs. Hart winning Itao traveling piize. year. sihool at Dinuba. Calif., and was graduated from the llilile lntii.,i.. I in l,os Angeles in June of tbls year. I The parents of the bride. Mr jand Mrs. Wurren T. Cloake. of this I city, were joined at Dlnulia for the wedding by their dautrhter. Miss llarbura. or l.os Angeles. Mr. and .Mrs. Cloake atlendiMl the Colden iiili' fair In Kan Francisco, visited relatives In l-os Angeles and have just recently returned tolhelr home in nils city. -i COUNTRY CLUB LADIES HONOR RETIRING OFFICERS AT CLUBHOUSE THURSDAY Honoring the retiring officers. Mrs. WViler Fisher, captain, and Mrs. Curl K. Wlmherly. secret,nrr. Itolb bridge clubs of the I). P. W. C. enjoyed a no-hostess six o'clock dinner parly W.ednesday evening at Art's Imk CuImii. after which a hnusewarlniug party was given Miss Agnes I'ilchford at iier home In tbls city. A lovely gift was presented to Miss I'ltchford from Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. C. W. Clark. Mrs. tlriinl inborn, Mrs. H. llerg. Mrs. M. Hazel illxoii, Mrs. J. A. Caraway, Mrs. F.dyth Cillunur. Mrs. C. W. Slnnl ger, Mrs, Klizaheth tlarrelt. Miss lis Lauiiach. Miss Hess Wharton. Miss Margaret Carr. Miss Margaret Jolinson. Miss Ina Farnswnrth and Miss Vera Freilrickson. ("onlrnct bridge was enjoyed dur In:: the pleasant evening buurs with Miss IMtchlord II lid Miss J.obnson witnihig the prlr.ef. LADY LIONS ENJOY DELIGHTFUL DINNER AND SOCIAL MEETING The Lady IJoiu enjoyed a very dellgtitful seven o'clock no-llOfteM dinner at the Hotel I'mpqua Won. clay evening, followed by a social hour or cards in the Blue room with Mrs. J. P. Motachenliacbei and Mrs. Ivan Pickens acting as joint hostesses. Covers were placed for Mrs. Frank Ine. president, Mrs. James K. Campbell. Mrs. Kenneth Helll wel). Mrs. E. IS. Swauson. Mrs. S. C. Richmond, Mrs. A. C. Ilerre man. Mrs. Olenn Owen, Mrs. It. II. Franks. Mrs. U. I. Helltwell. Mrs. Carl Nlckens. Mrs. (). i. Feld kunip, Mrs. U'. W. Goodwin. Mrs K. It. Walton, ill's. It B. Kipprell. Mrs. SI. H. Muncy. Mrs. Carl Po sey, Mrs. V J. Klllson. Mrs W. F. Downer. Mrs. Phil llartb. Mrs. J. I. Motschenbax'her and Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Twi lovely piano selections were plaved by Mrs. Campbell and the busine'in meeting was in charge or Mrs. Long. High score prizes for bridge were won by Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Peldkamp with Mrs. Goodwin winning the slam prize; Mrs. (Swan son the traveling prize nnd Mrs. Nlckens receiving the consolation prize. The next seven o'clock no-hostess dinner meeting of the club will be held Kovember C at the I'mimiifl hole! with Mrs. A. C. lleireiiian anil Mrs. James K. Camnhell as hostesses for the so cial hour. MRS. P. E. BEAVER ENTERTAIN6 CLUB AT LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY Mrs. P. K. Beaver was a most gracious hostess to the New Idea cluh at a lovely one o'clock lunch eon al Carl's tavern Wednesday. A beautiful bowl of flowers graced the table, where covers were placed for Mrs. Arrle Grahuni. a guest, i.nd Mrs. K. H. Appelhoff, Mrs. V. R. Buckingham. Mrs. R. H. Williams, Mrs. C. K. Marks. Mrs'. R. L. Gile, Mrs. John H. Porter, Mrs. W. D. Harris, Mrs. Allen Moore. Mrs. K. T. Nelson and the hostess, Mrs. Heaver. A surprise shower of gifts was given to Mrs. Heaver In honor of her birthday. A pleasant social hour followed and Mrs. Gi-ahnin de lighted the group by singing a solo. The next meeting place will be an nounced later. Pollyaniia gifts will be exchanged at the next meeting. CHARMING LUNCHEON IS ENJOYED AT MORGAN HOME ON THURSDAY i Mrs. I). If. Morgan and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Chester Mor gan, were joint hostesses at a charming one o'clock luncheon Thursday at the former's beautiful home at Winston.' One large table and a small ta ble were beautifully decorated with colorful autumn flowers and pret tily arranged for the luncheon. Co vers were placed for Mrs. Foster Butner. Mrs. A. C. Marsters. Mrs. K. W. Marsters. Mis. Washington llm-hes. Mrs. H. I.. Glle. Mrs. .1. Ii. Osborn. Mrs. A. 6. t'oen, Mrs. F W. Chase. Mrs. L. B. Skinner. Miss Alice Bostlck. Mrs. George Campbell. Mrs. A. J. Young. .Mrs Bert Wells and Mrs. Charles A. Urand. PAST MATRONS CLUB ENTERTAIN AT RUNYAN HOME MONDAY i.u t.,i.n hi llnnvsii and Miss Gladys Haskin were most gracious hn.-tuuu.,a to Hie Past Matrons club of Rnseburg chapter of Kastern1 siar at a charming seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supiier Monday eve ning at the home of the former on South Jackson sti-eet. OorgeoiuJ bouquets ot dahlias were used about the rooms to cany out ail attractive decorative motif. Covers were placed for Mrs. f. H. Morgan, presidenl. and Mrs. William Bell. Mrs. I). II. Lenox. Mrs R. Id. Whipple. Mrs. George Kohlhagen. Mrs. C. 0. Perrlor. Miss Margaret Page. Mrs. R. U Williams. Mrs. Guy Cordon. Mrs. .K F.lllotl. Mrs. Carl F. Witnhel Iv Mrs. W. F. Harris. Miss Kthel Webb. Mrs J. C. Itoysc, Mrs. Wai ter Hercher and the hostesses, Mrs. Hunyan and Miss" Haskin. A delightful skit. "laundry St vies," was presented by Mrs ltunvun as "Kambo" and Mis. Bell as "Mar.ily.'' alter which lovely gilts were presented to Mrs. Guy Cordon. Mrs. R. L. Whipple and Mrs. I). II. Lenox. The cluh quilt was won by Mrs. Guy Cordon. The next rjMetlna will be held November 6lh with Mrs. . r Harris and Mrs. Walter Hercher as joint hostesses. - " " MRS. O. R. HESS IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY Mrs. O. R. Hess entertained Iter bridge club at a charming one thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Mon day at her attractive home In Myr 1le Creek. Beautiful bouquets of zlnnas and marigolds decorated the rooms and serving tables. Covers were placed for Mrs. Lynn Berkley. Mrs. B. R. Maddox and Mrs. Boyd Bales, guests, and Mrs. Kdwln Booth, Mrs. Frederick Chap man, Jr., Mrs. A. . Pair. Mrs. Frank Cocn. Mrs. Scott Williams. Mrs. Frederick J. Porter und the hostess, Mrs. Hess. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with acore prizes going to .Mrs. Bales und Mrs. Parr. MR. AND MRS. SLATER HONORED AT FAREWELL PARTY TUESDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. JL R. Slalor were tuests of honor at farewell par ty given by Mrs. W. ,F. Downer. Mrs. Gene Greene and Mrs. Max Stnyton al the liowpar borne Tues day evening. Mr. Slater has re signed bis place with Uie Pacific Fruli "ud Produce company to move to Redwood City. Calif., to enter the grocery business and will be Joined there by bis ianiily In about ten days. Pinochle was enjoyed during the evening by Mr. and Mrs. Shiler. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Greene, Mr. and MrB. Max Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Downer and Floyd lewis. Prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. rtlater, .mi. ou nuu u. Downer. Ijiter in the evening lovely re freshments were served. INFORMAL DINNER ENJOYED AT PITCHFORD CABIN TUES0AY NIGHT , Miss Agnes Pltchford entertained as dinner guests Tuesday evening at her attractive suiuuier cabin ou the North I'inpqua near Glldo Mr. and Mrs. Julius Collins, of Preacott, Arizona, and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cooper. The Collins loft Wednesday for home, following a two weeks' vaca tion here at the Cooper home. They formerly resided In this city. WHISPERING CAMPAIGN See the new Maytag Washers Today Sales and Service Fred Hargis 208 N. Main St. Roteburg Mrs. So-And-So's clothing and that of her family are the town scandal. How about yours? Send them to the New Service Laundry and have your neighbor admire them, exclaim about them and try to imitate them not make disparaging remarks behind your back about them. DRY CLEANING .'--4 mm m P7 -Vj ., .- - t 5 ARE HERE AGAIN SUBSCRIBE FOR ANOTHER YEAR AT THESE LOW PRICES FOR ONLY iV W' By mail any y?l TtSk'" I 1 : 3 where in the t I ' J J United States. rpiOO By carrier In 1 Roseburg. Bert Shucmnkcr is a senior il. Koacburx's hih school. He hns been identified for years with the school's scholastic, ithlctic and social activities. He is in position to surest, n wc do. that nil Douglas coun ty students clip the News-Review for their scrap books. In later years these stories will be read by ihem, nnd their fami lies and friends with genuine interest. 3t a. i v'.VvAN'. YOU SAVE 20 Under Rcgtiliir Prices Again Lffctlivc October 14. The u oseburg fJews-Heview "The reason I read a newspaper is to get nil the latest news dispatches, sports news and news o( olher current events. The News-Review contains nil of this nnd more, so I think the students of DourUs county hifih schools should read nnd t;ct this school material for ihcir civics, history and other subjects from llni fine source. "BF.RT SHOLMAKER."