R05EBURS REWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1940.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
ST. JOSEPH'8 ALTAR
SOCIETY TO SPONSOR ,
BAKE SALE SATURDAY
St. JoHnph'a Altnr society will
hold a Hpeciul meet I n r Ht 2:30 next
Thursday til the Catholic pariah
luil I to complete plans for the bake
wile, featuring rolls and hreadB, to
lie held Saturday, January i:t, at
the Plegly-WiKply Btore. Other
typps of food will also he on sale.
Refreshments will be served at the
close of the huHlncsR meeting. Mm.
Clara Stlowle and Mrs. Lucy Jen
nings are co-chairmen of the sale.
The regular meeting of the so
rloty was held Wednesday and fol
lowing arrangements being made
for the bake sale and the special
,nipetlng, a Roninl hour was held
nnd Mrs. K. L. Dolan, Mrs. Fred
Rltzmnn and Mrs. U. L. Carpenter,
liofltpsses, served lovely refrov.h
nients. Vi
DAVE BYRON IS
HONORED AT BIRTHDAY
DINNER ON TUESDAY
. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Hand en
tertained at a very lovely six-thirty
o'clock dinner-part v at their home
Tuesday evening to honor the
birthday anniversary of the tat
ter's brother-in-law. Dave Bryan, of
New Pine Creek, Ore.
A beautifully decorated birthday
cake, carrying out a pink, yellow
and green motif, and tall tapers
graced the table, covers were plac
ed for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bryan
and son, David, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
.Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ttand and daughter, Doris, and son,
John.
flames and visiting were enjoy
ed during the pleasant evening
hours.
.
NEW IDEA CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED AT
LOVELY LUNCHEON 1
Mrs. F. M. Curtis very gracious
ly entertained the Now Idea club
nt a lovely one o'clock luncheon at
Carl's Tavern Wednesday after
noon. Violets and chrysanthemums
were used to carry out a pretty
decorntive motif. Covers were
placed for Mrs. V, H. Applehoff,
Mrs. C. K. Marks, Mrs. It. h. Glle,
Mrs. 71. H. Williams, Mrs. John H.
Porter, Mrs. Paul K. Heaver, Mrs.
V. R. Buckingham, Mrs. K. T. Nel
son, Mrs. W. D. Harris, Mrs, Allen
Moore nnd the hostess. Mrs. Curtis.
Pollynnna gifts were exchanged
and sewing and visiting were en
joyed. The January 17th luncheon
meeting will be enioyed at the
home of Mrs. U. L. Gile.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Presbyterian Missionary so
ciety will, meet at two-thirty o'clock
next Thursday afternoon nt the
home of Mrs. W. M. Chalmers nt
R35 South Pine street with Mr. W.
(!. Blake as joint hostess.
Mrs, Homer Grow, president, wfll
conduct the business meeting with
Mrs. C. D. Fies In charge of the
devotions. The program for the
afternoon has been arranged by
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, with Mis.
W. M. Chalmers in charge of the
topic on "Stewardship." Members
nnd friends are cordially Invite. 1 to
be present.
GEORGE A. HUNT AND
EDITH DEUEL MARRY
MEDFOJID. Jan. 6. Of Interest
to their many southern Oregon
friends was the marriage last
evening of Mrs. Edith M. Deuel to
George A. Hunt of Las Vegas, Nev.
The bride has been a member of
the Washington school faculty for
some time and is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Boss of Central
Point.
Mr. Hunt, prominent resident
here. Is the owner of Hunt the
atres. The couple will reside nt Mr.
Hunt's attractive borne on Wel
lington heights in Medford.
M. O. A. CLUB TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
The Eilen bower M. O. A. club will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. T. Tipton in
Oaks addition. Members are cor-!
iliully invited to be present.
POETS CORNER
FOR IDEAS OF MY OWN
By G. M. Let-iier.
For ictpas of my own
1 hnve moved today
To a castle
(Mil nnil grey.
Where the birils
Come bark earn year,
And whiterap waves
Come whlsperlns near.
I have moved there,
And expert to stay.
By the parden walls
So cool and grey.
Where I can see
The rising mist
On the distant hills
lly the sunset kissed.
And n sail
May sometime pass.
Itoughenlng the water
like wind
In the meadow grass.
And I will watrh It
Sail, and sail away, '
lint feel no sorrow
It could not stay.
For I will hnve
The rough old wall.
Where shadows come
And softly fall.
I am watching from
a window
Above the grey wall.
Way out to the skllne
Where dim shadows fall.
CHRISTMAS CLUB HAS
ANNUAL HOLIDAY DINNER
AND PARTY ON FRIDAY
The Christmas club members
and their husbands enjoyed their
annual holiday dinner party ami ex
change of gifts at a charming
seven o'clock no-host dinner Fri
day night at the Hotel Ihnpquu,
after which the group enjoyed a
social evening at the home of At
torney and Mrs. (luy Cordon on
East Lane street. .
Covers were placed for Dr. and
Mrs. II. C. Church, Dr. and Mrs.
Clair K. Allen, Dr. and Mrs. C. It.
Wade, Dr. and Mrs. D. 11. Bunnr,
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ii. Whurton, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. I'argeter, Mr. and Mrs. II. ).
Bridges, Attorney nnd Mrs. Ony
Cordon and Mrs. U E. McClin
tock. Bridge and visiting were enjoy
ed during the pleasant evening
hours, following the exchange of
Christmas gifts.
MRS. M. H. MUNCY IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. M. H. Muncy very gracious
ly entertained her bridge club at
a charming 1:30 luncheon at Carl's
Tavern Wednesday afternoon. Aft
er which contract bridge was en
joyed at the home of the hostess
on West Douglas street.
White nnd yellow early spring
flowers were nttractively arrang
ed to carry out a pretty decora
tive motif for the occasion. Mrs.
W. F. Downer was a guest of the
afternoon anil members enjoying
the occasion with Mrs. Muncy In
cluded Mrs. lj. I,. Wlmberly, Mrs.
.1. P. Motsehenlincher. Mrs. Phil
Harth. Mrs. Frank Long. Mrs.
Adrian Fisher and Mrs. S. C. Rich
mond. High scorn for the afternoon's
contract bridge play was won by
Mrs. Motschenbachcr with Mrs.
Lnug winning the second high
score nnd tho traveling prize.
LOVELY DINNER IS
ENJOYED AT KIMMELL
HOME ON SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kimmell nnd
son, Knrl, entertained at a delight
ful two-thirty o'clock dinner at
their homo in Kiddle Sunday, hav
ing ns guests, .Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Holienbaugh and Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
W. Willis, Miss Evelyn Willis and
Maynard Bell, of Roseburg, .m l
Miss Dorothy Moore, of Kiddle.
Tall green tapers and a Christ
mas cacti graced the beautifully
appointed table. Visiting was en
joyed during the pleasant after
noon hours.
METHODIST LADIES AID
WILL MEET THURSDAY ..
The Mcthoilist Ladies Aid socie
ty will meet at a delightful one
o'clock luncheon next Thursday at
the church parlors with Mrs. C. W.
Wright as hostess chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. E. J. Wainscott,
Mrs. Mary Watson, Mrs. C. W.
Owen. Mrs. Harry Lohr. Mrs. h.
M. Lilly and Mrs. Ned Dixon.
The president, Mrs. II. I. Whip
ple, will conduct tho business
meeting with Mrs. Paul Oeddes In
chnrge of tho devotions. Members
nnd friends nre cordially Invited.
.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT
The Junior Woman's club will
meet nt eight o'clock next Monduy
evening nt the clubhouse with Miss
Verla Mcl-uughlin, president, in
charge of a short business session.
The program on "American citi
zenship" will he in charge of Miss
Mnrgaret Lange and Miss Muriel
White. All members are request
ed to bo present.
B. P. W. C. TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
The Business' and Professional
Women's club will hold an interest
ing meeting nt S o'clock next Mon
day night at the club house. Mrs.
C. W. Clark' will be program chair
man. All members are urged to be
present.
RIVERSDALE H. H.
CLUB TO MEET
The Riversdale Happy Hour
club has been invited to meet next
Wednesday afternoon nt the home
of Mrs. T. R. Burr. All members
are urged to he present.
F. 8. CLUB TO
MEET ON TUESDAY
The F. S. club will be entertain
ed by Mrs. II. T. Bloom next Tues
day afternoon. All members are
most cordially invited to be pre
sent. P..T. A. ACTIVITIES
IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
Fullerton
Fullerton P.T. A. will meet at
3:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at
the schoolhouse-with Mrs. Wilbur
Culp, president, conducting a short
business session.
A very Interesting p roe ram will
be presented with Mrs. H. H. Car
ter, legislation chairman, as speak
er on the subject. A panel disms
sion on the influence of the home,
church and school toward muktng
good citizens, will be led by Mrs.
W. M. Campbell and Miss Dorothy
Dale Jackson.
Discussion of reorganizing a re
corder band will be held. All par
ents anil friends interested are
uiR.d to attend the meeting.
Rose
The Rose P. T. A. will met at 4
o'clock Monday. January 8th. A
very interesting program has been
arranged by the program chairman,
K. A. Uritton will give a taik on the
4-H club work, and there will be
several musical numbers by the
pupils. All parents and frlendB are
cordially invited to attend.
Freddie and Jackie
Jackie Cooper and Freddie Bartholomew, to be seen Sunday at the
Rose theatre in "Two Hright Boys." The second feature is "Hotel for
Women," with Linda Darnell and Ann Sothern.
Deanna In Her Newest Hit
i
Deanna Duruin, Robert Stuck and Lewis Howard, in Deanna s new
est singing picture, "First Love," which opens Sunday at Hunt's Indlnn
theatre, , , .
KANSAS CITY VISITOR . . , . I
COMPLIMENTED AT
CHARMING PARTY
Mrs. J. 13. Oslmrn enlerlnlni-d at
a very charming one-thirty o'clock
dessert-luncheon Friday at her at
tractive homo In West ltosehuig
m compliment to MIhs Oella D.
Coen. of Kansas City. Missouri,
who is here visiting her brother
anil sister-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. A.
S. Coen.
Covers were placed at n beauti
fully appointed table for Miss Coen.
guest of honor, Mrs. A. S. Coen.
Mis. George K. Quine, Mrs. H. I
(llle. Mrs. I. B. Riddle. Mrs. Ijiils
Mugtn and the hostess, Mrs. Os
born. Sewing and visiting were en
joyed during the pleasant after
noon hours.
NEW YEAR'S DINNER IS
ENJOYED AT JOHNSON
HOME ON MONDAY
Peter Johnson and his son, Mau
rice, and Mrs. Mae Wright enter
tained nt a very lovely 1:30 o'clock
turkey dinner New Year's day at
their home In Oaks addition.
The guests enjoying the dinner
with Peter and Maurice Johnson
and Mrs. Wright Included Mr. and
Mrs. Rny Wright, of Forsyth, Mont.,
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Llndbloom, of
Pottawatomie
The Pottawatomie Camp Fire
group met at the home of the guar
dian Tuesday, at which time plans
were made for a ceremonial to be
held next Tuesday night at 7:30 nt
the home of the guardian. Parents
and friends are invited to attend.
The eroun met Friday for a prac
tice meeting. Those present were
Itarbiirn Burpee, Laura Oar, .( leo
Noyer, Kluine Itboden, Kthel Mae
Wirz, Kthel Van Voorst, Kthel Fret
well and the gunrdinn, Miss Klen
nor FleH.
TRY
MODEL
BAKERY
FRENCH
BREAD
Fine Flavor
Fresh Daily
BUY IT FROM
YOUR GROCER
' An
Dlxaifvllle, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dunn
and Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Caskey.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright nre hero
visiting the tormer's mother, Mrs.
Mae Wright, nnd also Mr. and Mrs,
A. 1. Caskey, uncle and aunt of
the former.
FILLED
WITH THE
CHARM
AND
LOVELINESS
OF
LOVELY
DEANNA!
Sonja Henie
Mats. 25c
Eves. 35c
Kiddies 10c
' OeSilfl THE WHOLE
fh THIS MOMENT
r fm-0mm' Ak he most ex-j
'sCfw ' citing event in
MISS MARY FAUCETTE
AND SHERWIN BLACKWELL
MARRY HERE SUNDAY
Miss Mary Faucette, daughter of
Rev. uiul Mrs. V, ('. Faucette, of
Klamath Falls, and Sherwln S.
I'.lnckwell, or Lebanon, Ore., were
mnrried at a benulirnl ceremony at
r!:3il o'clock Sunday, Decembet
31, at the First I'rosbylerian
church In Roseburg.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her fathor, who also per
formed the improsslvii ring cere
mony iiHslsted by Dr. Morris )!.
Roach, In the presence or rela
tives and friends of the couple.
Tho bride was lovely In u Prin
cess style wedding gown of white
satin. She wore u tlfiger-tlp veil
anil carried a houiiuet or chrysan
themums anil snapdragons.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis, matron of hon
or, was charming In a gown of blue
chiffon and carried a bouquet of
chrysanthemums, I'ushla and snap
dragons. Jlurton lllackwell, broth
er of tho bridegroom, wiih best
man.
Preceding the ceremony, Frnnk
(iruhbe sang, "I Love you," ac
companied by Mrs. Homer Crow
at the organ. Mrs. Crow played
Lohengrin's processional for the
and Mendelssohn's recessional at
bridal party to enter the church
the close of (be ceremony.'
Immediately following the cere
mony, an Informal reception was
held In the church imrlors.
For traveling the brido chose a
frock of desert-rose with black ac
cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Black
well left for Pullman, Wash., where
the formerly is temporarily sta
tioned.
Mrs. Blackwell Is well known
here, having been graduated from
the Roseburg high school. Mr.
Blackwell was graduated from Leb
anon high school and Oregon state
college. He Is employed by tile
government doing soil conservation
work.
Out of town guests attending tho I
wedding Included: Rev. and Mrs.
W. V. Faucette, of Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. .Myron Blickwell, of
Bilker, Henry, Burton and Tynon
Blackwell, of Lebanon, and Dale
Beaner, of Corvallis.
MR. AND MRS. NEWBILL
ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING
INFORMAL DINNER PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. E. (!. Newblll nnd
daughter, Miss Gloria, entertained
nt a charming informal slx-thlrty
o'clock dinner at their attractive
home in Laurelwood I-Vtlay eve
ning, having as their guests Mr.
nnd Mrs. Lynn Hockley, uf Myrtle
Creek, nnd Gene Pixler, of Med
ford. Heather w-as used vo carry
out nn attractive docoratl .-e motif
for the occasion.
Later in the evening the guests
were joined bv Leo Beck ley, of
Coos Bay and Lois Berkley, of this
city. Pinochle w-as enjoyed during
the pleasant evening hours.
ROSEBURG JUNIOR HIGH
FACULTY TO SPONSOR
ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY
' Vl iie 'Roseburg Junior high fac
ulty, is sponsoring a lirillliuiL com
edy, "The Taming of tho Shrew,"
presented by Jack Rank, January
10, nt X p. in. In the Junior high
auditorium.
Jack Hank prolrnys ten widely I
SUNDAY -- MONDAY - TUESDAY
America's Sweetheart of Song!
with
Helen PARRISH Robert STACK
Eugene PALLETS Lewis HOWARD
LAST SHOWINGS TODAY
in "Everything Happens at Night'
Preview Tonight
different characters by means of
llghlulng-qulck changes In costume
und voice.
Appearing first on the stage at
the nge of five, Jack flank has
steadily risen in the theater; a
protege of Amellta (liilli-Cllrcl, stu
dent and teacher at the l'niverslty
ni Nebraska, n trouper throughout
Ibe entire I'liited Slates and Can
ada, with 8 plays on Broadway to
his credit, this young a rl 1st flniln
himself a national figure In the
theatre. Within the past rive years
Jack Hank has presented over two
thousand performances or his own
productions and has n superior rat
ing by the leading educational in
siiluilons nil over the United
Stales.
PINOCHLE CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE
NO-HOST SUPPER
A very pleasant evening wns
spent Wednesday at the Oakland
hotel home or Mr. and Mrs. George
Jennings when the members or the
Pinochle club entertained their hus
bands and guests nt a no-host sup
per anil card party.
A bounteous dinner was served
at seven o'clock to tho following
members mid guests, Mr. uud Mrs.
Ervin Hire nnd son, Wayne, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Hand, Mr. nnd Mrs. It.
M. Ferher, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jen
nings, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Elledge,
Mr. ami Mrs. Ed l.umf riv-!M, Mr,
and Mrs. Chas. Engle, Mr. and Mrs,
Everett Drake, Mrs. Joe Copeland
Mrs. Edna Adams, Miss Margaret
Jennings. Wallace Jennings and
John Spence.
The evening was Rpent playing
pinochle with high score for ladies
being held by Mrs. Peterson and
high for men by Mr. Elledge.
American Legion
Auxiliary Activities
Motion We honor tho dead
serving the living.
The Americun I-ogiiin auxiliary
met at the armory Tuesduy evening
with Mrs. M. It. Richards, presi
dent, in cliarge.
Mrs. Ned Dixon reported on the
Christmas baskets sent to veter
ans' families during the holidays
ami a note of thanks was voted to
be sent to the Girls' ly'iguo of tho
high school lor their assistance in
the Christmas project work.
Mrs. Roy (). Young made a re
port on the community service
work and tho president announced
an executive meeting would he
called in the near future to make
plans for the remainder of the
year's work. .
Tho district conference wns an
nounced Tor January lDth to bo
held In North Bend, nt which lime
tho local unit plans lo send a
caravan.
SKATING
Every Wed. & Sat. Nights
Rainbow Rink
Winchester
Shows
2-3:30-7 and 9
P. M.
MRS. GEORGE CAMPBELL
COMPLIMENTED AT
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
Mrs. George Campbell was hon
ored at a very rharmliig one
o'clock luncheon on her elghtloth
birthday anniversary Wednesday.
when Mrs. J. D. Oshnrn vory grac
iously entertulneil at her lovely
home In West Roseburg. Red her
He sprays and tall lighted candles
were used to grace the table. A
beautirully lighted and decorated
hirthdiiv cake was cut by the guest
of honor.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Mrs. Campbell from Mrs. Willis
Myers, Mi-b. James Campbell, of
Bremerlon, Wash., Mrs. M. Smith.
Mrs. E. J. Payton. Mrs. Shields,
of Oakland, Calll'.. Mrs. Clyde Car
stens, Mrs. Grunt Oshnrn, Mrs
Scott Williams. Mrs. A. It. Taylor,
Mrs. E. A. Brltton und tho hostess,
Mrs. Oshnrn.
Sowing and visiting were enjoyed
following the plensant luncheon
hour,
BETTY JEAN MOUNTFORD
CELEBRATES SEVENTH
BIRTHDAY AT PARTY
Betty Jean Mountford, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Mount
ford, celebrated ber seventh birth
day anniversary nt a very charm
ing party Tuesday afternoon ut her
beautiful home ut the post.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Betty Jean und the afternoon was
spent In playing games, after
which refreshments were served at
a table beautifully decorated In a
pink and white motif with a
matching birthday cake lighted by
seven tiny candles. Mrs. Mount
ford wns assisted In serving by
Mrs. J. R. Mountford and Mrs. B.
R. Maililax.
Covers worn placed for Betty
Jean, guest of honor, Mollln Jeanne
.Maddux. Carol Davis, Arlnno Wat
son, Barbara Onen, Cynthia Sue
l.y . . ,
SUNDAY -MONDAY
TUESDAY
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A Woman
A Man in
SEE WVAT
TODAY
"MUTINY ON "LAW OF
THE BLACK HAWK" THE PAMPAS"
Turner, Marjorie Mosler, lah
White, Jeanne Rose, Velda Mao
Rnlsh and Naomi finish.
W.B.A. TO MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON ,
The Woman's Benefit associa
tion will meet nt two o'clock next
Thursday afternoon nt the Maeca-
bee hall. Tho officer; hnve re
quested a full attendance of members.
Return to 8eattle Mr. nnd Mrs,
Clifford D. Barker and son, John,
have returned to their home In Se-
attle, following a visit here with j
the former's mother and sisters,
Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. Broadway';
and Mrs. L. W. JosBe.
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