EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, RUSEBURC, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1939.
BIG NEWS
One of the finest
woolen displays in
the U. S. A. com
ing lo town
Monday
Oct. 23rd
'Worth Seeing'
300 top grade 1940 woolens and shown by an expert
from the CROMWELL TAILORS. GET A MADE TO
YOUR MEASURE SUIT Mighty Reasonable Prices.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Society and Clubs
(I'onllmii'ri frrnn iuiki- :;)
I'ortiM
I MISS LILLIAN THOMPSON
COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY
8HOWER PARTY THURSDAY
Mia. OIkiImkth hull rlmrun of tlif, .... ..... .
Im:.ln,, ,,,,! wl,l, Mrs. IUK.. I, ! ,,, A' "y r "l""r',' ,
uri'XKfiitiiir ii v.,ru imU,.i..i. ., ,i .- 1 1 A''' '" I' "'d Holhnelster
llOUHl service II SI r
;tnl Mis. II. L, Lander were bos
tesses lit a charming shower parly
lo compliment Miss Lillian Thomp
sun nl the home of Mrs. Lander
I'.tn. Winston. Colorful bouu,iieis
of inarinolds. in ilia;) and roses
wi'it- used about Ihe rooms.
Coiile-ls whi'p enjoyed with Hie
prize lor the best original poem
on tin 'Love Song nl u Gas Sta-
. Mot,rh-nl.ar ami V-V" A!J","i'11"1" M'"1,K ,,y Ml
; .M. Ilmwu as decoraU (,"v, M,,i ' A langb provoking
M rs. Karl I'll-
ilch nave a delightful tiUk on her
trio to Hi- New Y'irl; World's lair
iiml to Washington, P. C. The)
f ecrelarv'H report wiih given hv
Mrs. Motschenhacher with Mrs.
Hall giving the treasurer's report, i
Mm. K. K. .Metzger mill Mrs. J. K.I
)!unan were appointed on the
Hewer committee lor October
with M in,
l.iir .I,i,',iii.-,i Mr (l. l.,l,.-r 2' ami " ' i"iK wan ,r.- ,y
Novi-mbi-r r,. Plana vn- m.i.l.- loi , M,SH ''''W A"'''-
HHHiHt Willi Ih.. Hiin.lnv xHuml .-mi i ;V.'", - l(u-ll Kl.-lnli.iu.-r will, Mrs.
vi.i,ii,,n n I,.- I., ai tin- i-liiiri-h i w !",'""! ''""' I'layhiK LdIh-ii-l,.,.,.,n.,.
Kill, UimI.IImk Mnrrh.
Tin. r..l nr.uh,,- nx-Hlim will L.'X' T" ',,1',,",'!1"1mI
1. Nov.,,1,,,- 1,1 at a 1 : V, "" "-Ml'""" f .....l M .. I. II.
.I.-h.m I lun. II ai II,.. rliin rl, I 1 5 ' ' . Alalayiho,,,,,,,,.
minors wllh Mrs. J. lllail Pa, -k.-r. f.1. " "" '' ;';.
llm'nnnn. ..hsIhImI hv M.. .1 P. Mr"- hri"!k '",""".
l.lifli..ul.i..l :..u l-M 1;I1,: '"'" ' ' "h't., rtllH. II. ,
fon, Mrs. J. Wh kleni ami
George Cumpbell.
P. E. O. TO SPONSOR
SAM GORDON LECTURES
HERE NOVEMBER 2-34
Sam (lonlon, noted brhlK teach
er, columnist and humorous lectin
er, will he in lloseburg Nove.ubor
2 -3 1 lo present ulternoun and eve
ning lectures and Instructions In
contract lirhlKi. The Ihreeilav
mil rue will he Hpnnsond hy III
eliupter of the '. K. O. SlNtei hooil
lo raise money for the education
al rand.
The afternoon lectures will open
at two o'clock and the evening I
a I ' hompHiHi. M in. Archie Vflnon,
... if., in. .-.in i in, ,n n, i-,h i niiin ii,
Mim. John 1-nnder, Sr.. Mr. Hus
sell Ktehihailer, Mrs. Tom Fletch
er, Minn Dura Mae .-'etcher. Mm.
I. II. McholH, Mik. J. Harold Nl
cholH. Mlfs Lilly Thi villi, Mrs.
CeoiK' Hoherts. M ih. . I). Klelst,
MImh Klleen Kleist, M ih. K. K.
Jiaker, Mrs. (). T. Henrv. Mm.
I Miner Itit e, Mih. Fred Uiii k, Miss
WHnm Mink, Mrs. Hoy Iturk, Mrs.
(). M. Hopple, Mrs. Art Alheilus,
Mrs. Ce.iiKe Peppier, Airs. Kd
Thiclo, Mrs. WIIIIuni Person, MIkh
Doris Marie and Sharon Kaye
Lander, Mih. Kred Ai;ee, Mih.
I-'i ed I lol l ineist er a rid M rs. 1 1. L.
Lander.
I oltowlnjf the opi'iiiiiK nf the
iiiM-n hiii in- iii-iii iii i-iKiii u . i.n n. i hims. love V rerreHlllliell in Were
All ineetfiiKH durliiK the three da.VH 1 served hy the hoHlessen with Miss
I'ei'Ry Arpp iiHsisliiiK
will take place ai St. (leolfce's
KpiHcopal parish halt on Kast Cass
r.tteet.
A most cordial Invitation lm
been extended lo all persons In
terested In learnlUK hriduo and to
I'liyone desh ln to improve their
hi "liie Kiiine, to Join the three
lny classes oi Mr. Ilordon. Mrs.
Maurice ,1, Newland Ih act lim as
chah man of the advance ticket
sale lor the three-day conrso.
Mr. (lor don Is wort known us i
one o t he I iticst ht ldk'e hist rue
tors In the I'iificic northwesl ntn,
t'onsidel able hit ei est is hetiiK
shown here rcKfiitliiiK the classes,
ttolh men and women ate Invlleil
to take advantage of the courses
offered hy Mr, Gordon dining hh
three day stiiy here.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
TEA IS LARGE AFFAIR
OF THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Miss Thompson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. I. H. Thompson, of Coos
Junction, will become the bride
of Kenneth Lauranco. sou of Mr.
and Mrs. I'lln Latirauce of Hose
hurK, Sunday, (letoher 22. Miss
Thompson is well known In Itoso
Ihii ii, where Hint w as Ki nditated
Immii the local Iiil-Ii ncliool In D.'i?
atitl has heeii employed at U'ehi-r's
bakery the past two years.
MR9. W. F. HARRIS
ENTERTAINS GUESTS
AT LADV ELKS PARTY
Mrs. V. K. Hiirrls very Krucious
ly entertained at three tables o
contract bridge ;U the Ladv Klks
heiietu caul party uixl tea held
at the temple Wednesday utter
noon. liuests of Mrs. Harris Included
Mrs 1 1. It Unbar. Mrs. M. K. Uice.
i nml daiiKliter. Mrs. Walter Cor-
The I lap' 1st Missionary society don, of Los Angeles, Mrs. C. M.
sponsored a very thilltntnu silver Wade, Mis. Chester Morgan, Mrs,
tea Thursday alleruoon ai the II Leonard Kfley, Mrs, S. ,1. Shoe
'. Anderson h une on Main stn-cl. maker, Mrs. It, It. Lenox. Mi-h. II.
at which time tiboul seeui ttve II. Turner and Mrs, A. ,L Hochm
calleil. Mean I Ihil boiM) lets ol co del.
hpl'ill autumn lloweis were uscil Mrs Itlce won hiuh score for the
about the rooms. The decot al Ions ' al lei noon's phty with Mrs. Cor-wen-
III charge of Mr. Ihotr.e don wlnnlni; (),,. second hluh
MISS WINNIFREO COFFEL
AND ARTHUR E. TRAVIS
MARRY, OCTOBER 15TH
At a very beautiful weddlnK
Sunday, October 1 Miss Winnl
fred Colfel, uttractivH daughter of
Mr. and Mih. Dun I-. ( olfel
Kosehui if, became the bride of
Arihtir K. Travis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John TraviH. of this city, at
the Klrst Christian church. liev.
John A. Harney performed the hn
nresslie service at two o'clock in
the afternoon In the presence of
a large number of relatives and
friends.
VlninK maple, evergreens and
bakets ol autumn flowers roruied
a beautiful netting at the altar.
Mrs. Krances Lintott played
i Lohengrin's U'eddlni? March for
the bridal party to enter the
! church nml udvance to the altar.
The bible, who was given In
marrlace by her father, was lovely
:in a white floor-lenuth weddint;
'liown of satin brocade, fashioned
with a short bolero jacket with
put fed sleeves. Her finger tip
wedding veil, formerly worn "by
Mrs. L V. Ingtls. was fashioned
with u head hand of orance hloH
soms, She wore a g'dd locket and
matching bracelet and i-arried a1
shower hoii(uet of bride's roses'
and stephonolls tied with satin
ribnons.
Miss Doris Maynard, of Canyon-
ville. was maid or honor, and
wore a I'.ior-length rose taffpta
I rock w ith short puffed sleeves
and a hoop skirt. Her b-uiiiuei
was of button zinnias and maiden
hair fern.
liamlall Travis acted as best
man to the hridefiioem and umbers
were Allan Cooper. William Milb-r
an' l-"-i'e Miller, of Kugene.
The bride's mother wore a gown
or black silk crepe with matching
accessories and a corsage of gladi
oli buds and the bridegroom's mo
ther wore a grev lalUcur with a
corsage of gladioli huds.
At the clnsn of the cerenmnv,
Mrs. Lintott phm'd MendelsKohn's
Vdding KecusHional for the bridal
parly lo leave the church.
Kollowim; the ceremonv, a re
ception was held at the home of
the bride's parents on Howe
street, where the guests were, re
ceived hv the bridal party ami
the parents of the bride and bride
groom. The rooms were colorful with
bejuitilul baskets of fall llowers.
The biuret table was covered with
a lovely lace cloth and centered
with the heautitully decmated pink
and white wedding cake. Tin
cake was tiered and topped by a.
miniature bride and bridegroom, i
The pink and while decorations on
tip cake with in the form ol doves.
The cake was cut by the bride.
Mrs. James Miller and Mrs. I ravis Mih. U. Casey, Miss Helen Casey,
were in charge ol serving and of Mrs. W. K. Chapman. Mrs. George
the many lovelv wedding gifts. Adams. Mrs. F. W. Chase, Mrs. A.
Miss Vera (lorthv, MisH Iletty,S. Coen, Mrs. J. J. Kastling, Miss
Kronke and Mi Virginia and Miss Minnie lieil, Mrs. L. W. Jostle,
Margaret Culp. dresst'd in attrac- Mrs. I. T. lluhar. Mrs. Irvin
tive afternoon frocks, served. j llrunn. Mrs. A. K. Kent, Mrs. C.
For her golng-uway costume, thoi V. Wharton. Mrs. Kdgar hewis.
bride chose a navy blue tailleiirj Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. J. K,
with mulching hat and sueile ; McClintock, Mrs. A. N. Omitt,
pumps, while her purse, gloves Mrs. Charles A. Kd wards. Miss
and blouse were of burgundv. Mr. Hosa It. I'arrott. Mrs. George. K.
and Mrs. Travis left for California Quine. Mrs. M. F. Uice. Mrs. Wal
aud i)r-gon coast jsiinls and upon iter Gordon, of Los Angeles, Mrs.
their return, will be at home tojjeonanl W. Coleman, Mrs. Weeks,
their friends at filli Fowler street. ' Mi s. S. J. Shoemaker, Madame, M.
The bride attended the local j. I. Shoemaker, Mrs. H. H. Staple
schools ami was a member of the j ton. Miss Adeline Stewart, Mrs. W.
l!i:i" graduating class. Mr. TraviC. Tipton. Mrs. C. Ii. Wade, Mrs,
was also graduated from the local j A. A. Wilder. Mrs. Alice Kenvon.
school and is now an employee of! Mrs. M. J. Graham. Mrs. Hert
K. It, Meizger. I Wells. Mrs A. J. llochradel. Mrs.
Out (d-iown guests attending the'M. ,. Mricker. Mrs. M. H. Green,
weddini: Included: Miss Doris M rs. G. N. Sheldon. Mrs. GH-Oh-Maynard.
of Canyonville; Mr. and home. Mrs. K. Howard, Mrs
Mrs. Cleo Fetersen and Mr. and Grave.. Mrs. J. P. Oshorn. Mrs.
Mrs. Georgo Siuckrath and daugh- Lena McKlhinny. Mrs. K. F. Tau
ter, of Junction City, Ore.: -Mr. and dv. Mrs. Mark Tisdale. Mrs. K. W.
Mrs. Uoss Goodman. Mrs. Martha Hinckley, Mrs. George Kohlhai;en,
Deltoss, ami -Miss Helen Kvans. of ( Mrs. Louis Albert Hanks. Mrs. A.
Siilem- Mrs Minnie K. Hutler and ,1. Young. Miss Celia Hleck. Miss
Visit Unites Four Generations
Newa-vlew Engravlnff
A recent visit here brought together four generations in the Grin
sted family. Pictured above are Mrs. It. 1L Gi lusted (right ), her daugh
ter, Mrs. I. II. Meyer (left) both of ItosehuiK, and Mrs. Maurice Porter,
nee Hutu Meyer, Kugene (center), and the hitter's daughter, Marilyn
Porter.
Honeymoon in Bali
W ;Tv.' ,.A
4
H
hied MacMurrav. f arolvn Lee and Madeline Carroll In a scene
from Honeymoon in Hah." playing al Hunt's Indian theatre Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday,
A. W. Haurn. Mrs Ho? Ilellows.
American Legion
Auxiliary Activities
Hy Mrs. Claude Haker.
Motto: We honor the dead by
rving the living.
j A most interesting meeting of
the auxiliary was neiu (tils ween
with Mrs. M. It. Hlchards. presi
dent In the chair, llecause a pro
gram was to follow the business
wan made brief.
Mrs. Harris Kiisworlh, radio
chairman urged members to give
lo her such items as would be of
interest to other auxiliary groups
to be broadcast over station
KOAt'. These items may repre
sent patriotic, hospital or welfare
themes. Any unusual or interest
ing facts should be given her each
mouth. Many of these items she
may wish to use locally or in a
manner to create interest In the
auxiliary work, she said. Mrs. KIN
worth also plans to give little
Lil.irii.d -i I ( im net to her Sn I urdiiV
I story group about patriotic themes.
. , ... ,., , ,, ... I, t a rs. kic liiros lotu uie kiiiu i wi.u
MiH Travis. "I' Imi! Ili'iirl,.. Cul,r : I KsIIiim- rj.:l.l.-tli. Mrs. Mny II...-K-, . ,,,, ln .............
V.-n, M.'Cllnl'K'K Junes was not
Mr. anil Mih. Wilhur IravlH. nl ley. Mrs. .1. I . Hume, .Mrs. .1. K.
Kvi'r.'ll. Wash,; Mr. anil Mrs. Otlij lllll.-r. Sr.. Mrs. Perry Smith, Miss
llenny. nl' l.iwa. I.a.: Mr. ami Mrs. Marie Marlins. Mrs. I'l-eil Lock-
Clarenre ('iilt'el. nl llellllower, uimil, .Mrs. Nallian IMHIerton. Mrs
Calif : Mill Jones, of Weslllr
I, Hi lj-slie Miller, of Kllsenc
Olh-r miests , resent were Mr.
ami Mrs. U. V. Ciifl'el, Mr. anil Mrs.
Jul, n Travis. Mrs. Janet Cowan.
Mrs Anna K folio!, Mr nn.l Mrs.
.lames Miller, William Miller,
Clenn Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Her
he, I Pel, ,7. anil ilaiik-liler. (leorc!
anna. Mr. anil Mrs. hale llolsitmer.
.Mr. ami Mrs. .1. A. Vernin ami
, i i .. i,l m,-u I.- W
long and 'son. ' Kverett. Mr. ami . ROADMAN HOME
Oie..iKlleu J. Waid, of Miami, Florida.
(Mrs. D. O. Weaver. Mrs. William
1 Hell. Mrs. P V. Helliwell and the
i hostesses. Mrs. Dexter Itice ami
1 Mrs. A. G. Sutherland,
j A song honoring Mrs. Harding
: was plaveil over the KHNIt radio
, station during the afternoon.
I
K AND R CLUB IS
; ENTERTAINED AT
CiiHkey, Mrs Claud.1 tinker ami
Mrs. C, P. Snotblv. j
Mrs. II. W Anderson. Mrs C.
II. Wlckhum and Mis H P Sc mm e, j
hotes-es. ieceied the quests The
refreshmeiils were In e'taire ofi
Mrs. L. Kohlhaccn. Sr., Mis L A. 1
Allen. Mi h. Carl Mi kens and Mis
Alba Spaiigh
com plie
pointed lea table w
Sanloid i.nd Mrs I
Mi
Glh
MRS. 8. C. LAPHAM
ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING
BRIDGE LUNCHEON TUESDAY
I .evely clii y sail I hetiiitms anil
Hher I. ill llowers were Used hv
Mis S C, Lapliain Tuesda. when
'" ' ' she entertained at a channilig one
Presbllng at the beautlinllv ap llVln, l( ,. .,, ,.,. anu.,lvl
home on Claire street
At a beautllutly appolnied table.
cis were plnred lor Mrs. Che
l''i' Mitrniiu. Mis. p. W. Helliwell,
Mts Fre, Loekwood, Mrs. O, M.
Pel i le. Mm It I) i'....n i,u i. ....
Phkens. Mrs, F. S, McClaln and
he h.oirss. Mrs. Lapha.u
MuiU 'ii,' tor the altei noon's
"til i ;i. t hi hke phtv was wmi hv
Um fhester M.ngan with Mis. P.
A Del iiu ell winillUK I he ll a el
tit: piUi.
Mrs. C. It. llohiKiuist. Itobert and
MIsh Pnlilcla llolnmulst. Mr. and
'rs, Tom Lauiin and daughter, Pa
tricia. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pushchi.
Mr n"d Mrs Kodney Knott. Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney pomenico. Mr.
i'lid Mrs Donald Metger. K. H.
Metger. Mrs. L. W. Ingels, Mis ''
Jennie Leach and daughter. Joan. '
Mr and Mrs Homer Kronke and
Deity Kronke. Mrs Miirgaret
Price. Mr. and Mrs .lames Crane, i
Allan Cooper, .laine Uiwson. K;tn
.tall Tnnis. Miss Kthvl Stone. Mhsi
Until Gudwav. Ms Margaret and1
U Vitcinla Culp. Miss Vera MASQUERADE PARTY
Gorlhv, Mix John A. Harney and ANNOUNCED FOR OCT. 27
Forrest McKay .
The K and It club was delighl
fullv eii'ertniiied bv Mrs, II II.
Itoadman Wednesday afternoon.
Heautllul flowers in f;ill shades
wi'ie used about the rooms.
Sewing and visiting were enjiy-
1 until the tea hour, when Mrs.
Koadman served lovelv refresh
ments lo Mrs, O. L. Johnson. Mrs.
It. W. Tavlor. Mrs II. A. Tavlor.
Mr. Charles Healv and Mrs. F.
C. Frear. The next meeting place
and date will be announced later.
John Alterbuiy and M
: M iM
C M
tea
Piano sides were placed hv
Airs. Civile It.-ird. vocal s.-los
sung hv Mis. Hugh Whipple
vtolill fo'os were presented
Honnle Anders in during the
hours.
JANET LEE CHURCH
CFLFBRATES SECOND
BIRTH DAY ANNIVERSARY
MRS. MARY F. HARDING
COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING
BIRTHDAY TEA FRIDAY
liiversdale grange members nml
friends have been invited to a de
lightful masquerade Hallowe'en
partv next Fridav night at S
o'clock al the hill Prizes will
be given for the best -masked man
and tile tie-it marked lady. Ladies
of the -.'tauce are requested to
bring pumpkin pies t'i the i arty.
POTLUCK LUNCHEON
' CLUB MEETS AT
iCHURCH HOME
( buiiii. daughter of
, It. M Church cell--
intere
Janet I e
Mr. and M
hinted her second birthday al DhMr.t No 1
itelig.illul garden parly al ner Gr;ldo:iie Nui
home Slit ill tin v at I ei noon uuis
weie preseuled to Janet Lee and
(he a Her noon w as spent In play
Ing games
Later In the afternoon, a prct
Illy decorated and lighted birth
day cake w as cut and l efresh
lliellls were sened M Mrs Chinch
to Janet Lee and Hobby Church.
Mrs. 11. 11. luruer and son. now- i;M.:.biiig Ii
made foi n
tile it ft .111
Hack I
NURSFS ENJOY FINE
MEETING WEDNESDAY
ling meeting ol
ol the Oregon
association w as
held edliesda evening at the St
Iraclue nurses home at the V.A F.
Post with Miss Anne Me I Vt uiol t.
jpiesidei.l. in .Imiue Other new
officers lie In, le i, s .1. A. Ful
cher. ;-te-'d.-!ii. au.t Mrs. A
11 Cacv. s. . let.ii v
Plans .h. ti- teit f.u enter-
tililiihg Die si .!. , oiuelilion ill
dehe
o he
the e
Plans w ei e al
itf-il in A mi- He
ll. M at Hitters
' II Hi K Ol Nlllt'lll-
p'd Mts Karl Conner ami mhi,
Dannie; Mrs Guy Minimise and
daughter. 1'el n. and si.ii. ltodiie ,
Mrs. John William Kohetlsou and her 7th
dnughter, Camllle Anne, and son, , p, ildons refreshment were
John Marvin, and M's. Scott Wil is.'ived to 1! at the close ol the
Hhiuk and mou, Peter. 'meeting.
Mrs A G. Sutherland and Mrs,
Dexter Wee were joint hostesses
al a charming lea fiom two to live
o'clock Fi bin v alter noon al the
former's home on Fa! Lane
st reel in compliment to Mrs, Mary
F lluidlug on her birthday anni
vei sai y
HeautHnl hoiuiuets of cobrful j Mrs. It. M Church entei t. lined
autumn Mowers weie used about her sewing club at a delightlnl one
i m r toins The tea table, lo ely j o . bu k not luck luncheon at her
with an allniciive hue cloth, was home Wedne-ila Coers were
icnteied with Vh'lonall lilasH bell placed lor Mis Wallace ltoliert
hoMtni: button zinnias, eornl'low- .m. Mis K. J Schnmpf, Mrs.
ers and rosehmh. Tall lighted la pmin Kadabaiigli. ln I. A Miles,
peis cast u sofl glow over the la p p. Foil. Mrs J . Hart
hie. Mis, P. W llelltwell and j.nd ihe hostess. Mis. Church.
Mm Fred I ock w ood ser etl. M rs, j Sewing and visiting w ei en
Geoi ge K IJulne a lid Mrs Charles f jr during the a tier noon.
A Fiiwaid poured from three I i!
four o'clock and Mrs A, A Wilder FPISCOPAL GUILD
and Mis F F Tandy presided at TO MEET MONDAY
the tea table fiom four to live'
n, hv!. Menib.-iH of St. Ge.-i g.'s Fplserv-
The guen wete re.eived bv pal guild and ladies oi Un' .hutch
Mrs C W Whatton and Mis Lh"e met cot iially inv.ted t
to he with the auxiliary this win
ter as planned but was moving to
Portland. She was. however, glad
to announce that Mrs. Clyde Car
slens has consented to he music
chairman in place of Vera. The
unit was hth saddened and glad
dened bv this news'. It seemed,
they said, that nothing was going
to hinder their really doing big
things this winter.
Vera McClintock Jones said
that she was planning to join
some Portland unit uud wondered
what one the girls might suggest.
At this point a visitor. Mrs. Wil
liam Moe. presented herself say
In t; she was from Portland and
from Cnlt No. 1 and would be
most happy to welcome Vera as
a member. Mrs. Moe was also on
Ihe membership committee from
her unit. The unit felt that what
was their loss was indeed Port
land's gain.
Mrs. Milliards appointed her
committees for the presidents'
banquet next meeting night. She
asked that the women watch the
naper for time and place of meet
ing For the banquet were ap
pointed the Mesdaines Hriadway,
Tipton. Mower y. Hansen. Hourell.
I. a oh a in. Josse, Campbell. Judd,
M'dland. I'Hiich. Webb. Williams
and H. S. and Claude Haker. For
the program were apisjlnted Mrs.
Kllsworth. Carstens and Honth
Ft r decorations were Mrs, Wtm
herlv ami Wharton.
Mrs. George Caskev urged that
rlnthinc be given to Ihe child wel
fare committee, especially warm
coats and sweaters ami shoes.
Mrs Clinton Gorlhv asked that
members ami their friends come
out f v the unit snonsoriil dame
at the facility Friday. An orches
tra has been formed al the facil-.
it v ami the unit w as urged to
sponsor this.
Following the business Vera Mc
Clintock Jones s;ine lo the group
And verv graciously rest minted to
encore alter e"c re. Vis, Paul
Geddes plaved tor Her. After this,
refreshment- were served to the
Legion iind unit following w hich.
O J Hanuister showed moving
pictures of teir trip to Kurone.
Mr-!, j. HarC-s name was called
COUNTRY CLUB ANNUAL.
TROPHY DINNER IS
CHARMING AFFAIR
One of the uiost enjoyable and
delightful events of the Hose burg
Country club for the year was the
annual trophy dinner held at seven
o'clock last eveniitK at the club
house.
The tables were very cleverly
decorated to represent golf greens
and golf players. Mrs. W. M. Mc
Kachern and Mrs. II. C Stearne
were general chairmen of the af
fair, which vus one of the most
outstanding social events ever en
Joyed ut the, club. The decorations
were In charge of Mrs. J. M. Judd,
Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. It. 1).
Hridges and Mrs. W. M. McKach
ern,. Assisting the general chair
men were Mrs. J. F. DHlanl. Mrs.
Frank Coen. Mrs. J. K. Marks,
Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney and Mrs.
W. T. Peters. Cards for the eve
ning were in charge of Mrs. K. II.
Van Ness. Mrs. Arthur H. Mount
ford and Mrs. K. A. Pearson. Bou
quets of cattails ami fall flowera
were used about the room.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. It. P. Hridges. Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. PillaVd, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
McHachern, Mr. and Mrs. H. I.
Quine, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Quiue. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Mountford, Mrs. J. It. Mountford,
Dr. and Mrs. K. H. Van Ness, Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Spencer, Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Marks, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Cunmiings. Mr. and Mrs. K.
A. Pearson. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred
Loekwood, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Mr
Clain. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Good
win, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stearns.
Judge and Mrs. Carl K. Wimherly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Fies, Judge and
Mrs. M. C. liowker. Attorney ami
Mrs. Maurice Hallmark, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Waltermlre, Mr. and Mrs.
W. K. OIL Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan Pickens.
It. I. Hrhlges, president of the
Country club, acted as master of
ceremonies at the very enjoyable
dinner hour. Prize and trophy win
ners were seated at' one long table
placed ln the center of the room.
Mrs. J. F. Dfllard, presiding for
the golf tournaments committee
for the ladies of the club, presented
the following trophies and awards
to: championship cup to Mrs. Ken
neth Quine, runner-up prize to Mrs.
It. p. Hridges: first flight cham
pionship tournament, .Mrs. H X'.
Stearns, winner, with Mrs. K. 11.
Van Ness, runner-up; handicap
tournament, Mrs. U. K. McClin
tock, winner, with Mrs. J. E.
Marks, runner-up; first flight, Mrs,
Ivan Pickens, winner, with Mrs.
Frank Coen, runner-up.
The season's eclectic prizes
went to Mrs. W. M. McKachern
and Mrs. Arthur II. Mountford.
W. W. Goodwin, presiding for the
men's tournament committee, pre
sented the following trophies ami
awards: John Marks, medalist;
Kenneth Quine, low net; L. L.
Spencer, winner, John Marks, runner-up;
K. A. Pearson, winner of
consolation flight, ae.d V. M. Mc
Kachern. runner-up, alt In the
spring handicap tournament. Win
ners in the championship division
were W. W. Goodwin, medalist;
It. P. liihlges, winner and new
champion; Ward Cuinmlngs, runner-up;
Miles Cannon, first flight
winner with K. J. Itodgers, runner
up; Hubert Kelly, second flight
winner with V. M. McKachern runner-up.
Following the dinner and award
ing of trophies and prizes, con
tract bridge was enjoyed with Mrs.
Ivan Pickens winning ladles' high
score and -Mrs. R. I. Hridges win
ning second high score for ladles.
The men's prizes went to Dr. Ar
thur H. Monutfoid. first prtz r, and
to Judge M. U. Howker, second
prize. The little slam prize was
won by Mrs. Pickens and the trav
eling two-prize went to Judge
Howker. The evening's door prize
was won hy J. F. Pillard.
DELPHIAN SOCIETY
HAS MEETING AT
GEDDES HOME
Alpha He i a chapter of the Del
phian society held its semi-monthly
meeting al the home of Mrs. A. j.
Geddes Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. William Hell, president, giv
ing In interesting introductory
summary, followed by roll-call
and the secretary's report by Mrs.
Alba Spaugh.
Members present were Mrs. Wil
liam Hell, Mrs. Washington
Hughes. Mrs. A. J. Geddes, Mrs,
Kenneth Ford. Mrs. W. H. Drown,
Mrs. Walter Freani. Mrs. C. A.
Chainberlin, Mrs. A. J. Young,
Mrs. Alba Spaugh and Mrs. J. C.
McCallister.
Mrs. Kenneth Ford was leader
of the pre, ram and discussion of
the topic was enjoyed by the mem
bers. The next meeting will be
November 1 at 1:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Spaugh. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
MRS. B. W. TAYLOR
ENTFRTAINS AT CHARMING
PARTY FOR MAINE VISITOR
To compliment Mrs. Georee
Kales, who Is here visiting her
daughter. Mrs. K. Tt. Metzger. a
verv charming party was eiven
vesterdav afternoon by Mrs, R. W.
Taylor at her home on South Jack
son street.
Gorgeous bouquets and backets
of colorful fall flowers were at
tractively arranged about' the
rooms, while the luncheon table
was covered with an exquisite
hand-made lace table cloth and
centered by a bowl of beautiful
dahlias.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
EaleB, guest of honor. Mrs. R. R.
Metzger, Mrs. J. K. Pickens. Mrs.
Effie Schwarz, Mrs. Anna Bowk
er. Mrs. Alice McLaughlin. Mrs.
Hose Clayton. Mrs. J. K. Hunyan
and the bOHtess, Mrs. Taylor.
Sewing and visiting were en
joved during the pleasant after
noon hours. Mrs. Kales has been
spending the entire summer here
and plans to he joined in Roseburg
..,t.i.i .i.nrt iima hv her daugh
ter, who wilt take her back to her
home ln Vanceboro. Maine.
Kales and Mrs. Metzger Jut re
turned here the first of the week
from a week's stay In Han Fran
cisco enjoying the Golden Gate
fair nnd visiting relatives.
n A R WAR FINE
MEETING MONDAY
AT BOOTH HOME -J
Mrs. Edwin Booth and Mrs. !
Hiiv.i Hales delightfully entertained
the Fmpqua chapter of the I. A. R.
Mouday afternoon at a charming
oue-thlrtv o'clock dessert-luncheon'
at the beautiful home of the former
near Myrtle Creek. I
Mrs. Hay S. Petreqttln. regent,,
conducted the business meeting
nml Adeline Stewart had
charge of the program on "Home
spun Heroes or ixnigias uoumj ,
and consisted of most Interesting
and amusing anecdotes taken from
the diaries of pioneers who settled
in the icimty or (janyomiiie anil
Riddle.
Munitmrii fliwl fiIIPHtn PnioVilllT the
afternoon Included Mrs. Petrequin,
Mrs. William Hell, Mrs. George M.
Drown. Mrs. C. P. Caytor. Mrs. F,
II. Churchill, Mrs. h. E. Good
bourn, Mrs. R. H. Grlnsted. Miss
Adeline Stewart, Mrs. Helena H.
Anderson. Mrs. J. A. Tlewitt, Miss
Elaine Drown, Mrs. Mnnson Wire,
Mrs. George Churchill and the
hostesses, Mrs. Edwin Booth and
Mrs. Doyd Bales.
Mountford and Mrs. P. O. Ackley,;
from Fnllertonr Mrs.-Fred-Ak'
and Mrs. Car; Schmidt, from
Green Mrs. J. P. Molschenhacher
and Mrs. J. It. Parker, from Hose.
Benson
Benson P.-T. A. met at the
sehoolhouse Monday with Mrs.
Paul Caskey, president. In charge.
Plans were made for the Hal
lowe'en carnival to take place Oc
tober 27th. Many interesting con
cessions are planned for the carni
val and the proceeds will go to.
purchase a movie projector for tho'
school. Mru. Hazel i-ylle, Douglas'
county health nurse, gave a very
Interesting talk on immunization lit
child training.
' Returns to Portland Miss Myrv
tte Hutehings has returned to her.
studies at Nothwestern Business
college In Portland, followine
trip to this city lo visit her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Hutehings.
and to attend th wedding of her
sister. Miss Mae Hutehings, - and
Jay Porter.
SPECIAL
TURKEY
DINNER
"With all the Trimming-"
SUNDAY
Hotel Valley
Cafe
VIVIAN PADELFORD
Cook-Manager
Roseburg Dairy
Grade A Pasteurized and
Raw Milk
"Prink Milk for Health"
Phone 186
P..T. A. ACTIVITIES
IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
County Council
Douglas County Council hehi an
alt-day meeting Tuesday at the
First Christian church with Mrs.
T. J. Wrtston, president, in
charge. Guest speakers included
the state president. Mrs. Clarence
W. Walls, of Portland; Mrs. B. C.
Forsythe, of Ashland, and Mrs. J.
K. Hoey, of Medford.
Mrs. Walls stressed the first
duty of u P.-T. A. organization was
to find and meet the greatest
need of a community. She stated
the greatest need was to raise the
standards of the community for
the children. Duties of the various
officers were discussed.
Mrs. Forsythe gave an interest
ing talk on programs, stressing
the point of having members par
ticipate In group and panel discus.
siuus and suggested planned pro
grams for the entire year to In
clude a Founder's day nnd safety
program. -
Mrs. Hoey gave an Inspirational
talk on the use of the national
P.-T. A. magazine. Heading of the
niagaziue Increusefl the Insight into
the needs of the children and their
problems. She stated that study of
this subject would bring about bet
ter homes, better schools and a bet
ter generation.
A no-hostess luncheon was serv
ed by the ladles of the church at
noon. Those attending were Mrs-.
C. Y. Walls, Mrs. Forsythe, Mrs. J.
K. Hoey, Mrs. Ernest Voorhies,
Mrs. Ray Petrequin, Mrs. Alma
May LeCterc, Mrs. P. W, Buckley
and Mrs. E. Sullivan, speakers, and
Mrs. C, P. Taleott, Mrs, Phil Stra
tier, Mrs. John H. Robinson and
Mrs. Charles E. Vlcek, all of
Glitle; Mrs. Paul Caskey. Mrs. T. J.
Wriston. Mrs. Carl Hoselund, Mrs.
R. V. Sebern, Mrs. Thomas Hend
ricks. Mrs. K. D. Lytle, Mrs. James
M. Hartley, Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin,
Mrs. Weldon Stone and Mrs. R. L.
Matthews, from Benson; Mrs. Burr
Prutiner, Mrs. Wilbur Culp, Mrs.
H. B Carter, Mrs. Arthur H.
Auction Sale
Two miles up Cow Creek
from Azalea Hotel
ON TUESDAY, OCT. 24
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Twenty-one head of
CATTLE
Six cows, age 3 to 5 years, fresh
and springers. One purebred
Jersey. Three yearling heifers,
five short yearling steers, five
heifer calves and one purebred
Purham heifer.
Team black horses. 8 to 11
years, wt. 2200. Team 6 and 9
years, wL 3200. Good ones. Six
feeder pigs, wt. 90 lbs., and sows
with pigs.
Two hay racks, two wagons,
one nearly new McCormack
hinder, mowing machine and
rake, two-horse cultivator, one
horse cultivator, two spike tooth
harrows, 6-ft. disc with truck
14-in. walking; plow, spring tooth
harrow, set nearly new 2-in.
Concord harness, set old har
ness, hay fork carriage, rope and
cable, 9 tons grain wheat, barley
grey and red oats, 10 tons oat
bay, 12 tons oat straw, 3 tons
wheat straw and 7 tons barley
straw.
Bedroom set, two beds com
plete wit h inner spring mat
tresses, dresser, chest of draw
ers, dining table, six chairs,
rocker, sanitary cot, gasoline
washer, kitchen range, two
heaters, brooder stove. Interna
tional cream separator, table
model separator, 300 quarts
fruit.
310 W. L. hens, 24 special
mated W. Rocks, 40 mixed W.
R. and Leghorn pullets, 9 young
guineas and numerous other ar
ticles. THE GRANGE LADIES WILL
SERVE LUNCH
WALTER SMITH, Owner
D. E. BARNES, Auctioneer
TERMS CASH
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Established 1901 M. E. FITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 600
Oak and Kant 8ts.
Licensed Lady
Embilmer
for the evening's attendance prize
and as she was not present, the
prize will be retained until the
next meeting.
W Joe Mmiiv lovelv bit I hla
tlft- w-?e mei.-nte.l to Vii H.ild
tint from lie- t- ie"ds Gmc ts en
jnjing the delightful nlftilr h,mor
lug Mrs Harding Included : Mrs.
L A. Allen. Mrs G .1 Haeher. Mis.
tend the Lllild meet in c ;it right
m v:,.. Mun.i-iv toi-M ,i! the par
i!l hall ell l".'t t'iMH t'ect Mrs.
J M Judd and Mi s F. I. Ct I, lea
den will m l ss Joint hostesses. Re
freshments will be seived at Ihe
Broadway, Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mis. close of the meeting,
DINE AND DANCE AT
Oriental Gardens
Wednesdays and Saturdays
Muiio by Melody Aces
DANCE
South Douglas
Community Hall
Coolest Hll In County
Saturday, October 21st
with
Dale Klnj and Hit Band
AdmlMlon
Gentlemen 40o Ladle 10a
GOING FAST
Those Rebuilt Tractors
One Cletrac, one 22 "Cat," one late model
Fordson, 3 old style Fordsons, 3 John
Deere. All bargains. 4
"See Us First We Can Save You Money"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON