TWO
SCDCDETHY
Social Caltndar
Sunday, Junt 21
Itnschurg Counlry club members
invited lu enjoy mixed tonrnutiieni
nl I wo o'clock III Clllbh'lUSe, fol
loweil by a politick U"'i at -lb-
llOUSC.
Monday, Juie 24
Methodism Id cnlcrtnln at six
thirty pnllurk siippcrnl church par
lors honoring Rev. nnd -Mrs. UmiIk
Mnuin. who n i v moving In N.V.C.
Dr. II. I,. dunn's iiini-ileimiii Irut
I Jon ii I llllili! study class In meel ii!
7:45 o'clock In evening nl Douglas
Intel dining hull lo study "The
Kour Horseman or the Aimralypse."
Rev. sixth chanter. I'lihlle Invited.
N. ol W. Thimble rlub to meel I"
uNernnoli ill home uf Mrs. Clar
ence lllrhlnn l Siilllli Stephen.
street.
Tuesday, June 25
" liosehuri; Hchekiih lodge No. 11
III meet. Ill S o'clock In evening l
I.O.I I K hull.
Public Invited III Job's llaugll
tern llisliilliitlon of new iiflliern nl
7:15 In evening ill Mnsonlr ti'iii
pic. II.KO. club to meet ill 1:30
lunctipnn ill home of Mrs. C. W.
Owen nl 21s IllcH mrect.
K. S. club m meet In afternoon
lit home of Mm. II. V. .Melssncr nl
122 I'nrrett ntveel.
Wednesday, June 28
W.C.T.C. lo observe Temporunrii
nni I MIhhIoii (Iiiv Willi Inleiemlim
proHrnin lit 2::in ill (
CllllM II. llll.'nimiiuj n. t"
Himeliui nnil vlchiliy emieclnlly
lllvlleil. Speclnl pniurnm.
New lileii club one o'clock lunch
eon mill lint ineetlin; of annum nl
home nC plesiilellt, Mm. C. K.
MnrkK.
IliiiriliiH mill of I'lo Aineilcn pic
nic Blipper Mir in. ,., ,,,,.,.,.
n...i iMviio.i r.i.m.U ,t )l:M In eve
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""K. .K- K""1'" i
Klllll Htreet.
St. JoHcph's Allur widely to Hpnn
nor cnlelerlii dinner Ironi II n. m.
ti two p. in. nl ptirltfh bull. I'uhllc
Invllcil. Mm K. Iiolun. cliiilnniin.
llBSlBleil by Mm. (leorne llnillliler.
Mm. Kiln Wuwlllim. .Mm. l-iicy
.Icnnluim, .Mm. Knyetie l.unuen
tins. Mm. John McClenienl. Mm.
Fred' IUl"ii,i,n. Mm. M in y 'nyp..t: '"s
Mm. Wllllnn. S.lewiK nnd Mm. H. KUW. Jif.o, Ibiiid. Mis. Uo,
..i ..,
. '.; u- ..I n l.ull
r' .. i,.l ,,.nL.,,.i.' Itetresb-I
nienls. I
Thursday, June 27
Counlry in ladles to continue ,
handicap t'df Inurlluiuclll w"n ; DELIGHTFUL DINNER PARTY
first fllglium teeing oil at K:trr ln ,
liuirnlnu: second IHuhlem at !i:b"i .Mrs. lrvln Mriinn, or tills city,
mid third 1'liuhlers nl !l : Ifi. I'm- nnil her daughter. Miss Shirley
luck luncheon at ll!::tu and cnn-Mao. who is u student mime lit
tract bridge play ill l::ln o'clock. Tim Dalles hospital, entertained at
I.mlv KII'S closing meeting or;,, ,-harinlng dlnner-pnliy nl Suther
Heason In bo held ut S i clni k In : Wednesday evening,
evening at temple. All ldy Klli .,,,. W(,n, ,,,,.,.,, , ,..
Inv liM lo attend an. are prUlleg w
to invlle a IHelld. I''' '"': (leorge Wharton. Mm. M. llZ,d
plays. ; "r"yll,m ghler. Miss llellv-
by Mm. henneth Quli.e and Mm. h. i um (. (. T)i)(n Rml ilimsh
H,w"-. Il-n-ni nssoclalion lo '"'- . Clnlre .,. Alvlu W,,h-
meet two o click In aflenioon . " " dam r. Miss Helen.
nl Mnccnbc, bull. jMr- D. N., I iisenbark nnd dangli-
Friday, June 28 ",r- ,M,M" Kalhryn. Mrs. A. .1.
Florunrii Nlgllllllgnle lent No. 15. tlcddes und dilllghlcr. Miss .lean.
Daughters irf 1'lllou Vi leians or (he! Mm. Ilov (niching ami diiugbler.
Civil War to meet at 7:;l" in eve ! Miss Helen Marie. Mrs. Kilylli (III
ulng at niinory. inuur nnd dtiilgbler. Miss Virginia,
Saturday, Jun. 29 Miss Mury Fllcn Darby. .Mrs. D. It.
Woman's club service shop open! MncKlllnp, or Long llcach. Cnlir..
nil day upslnlm In clllblnuse op-1 Miss Agnes Pllchlnrd. Miss Fi nn
ki. He Hunt's Indian Ihcalre. ces M'.lsger und Mrs. Ilrunn and
Federal Kiuployees In enjov an-! daughter, Miss Shirley Mne.
nmil picnic at Dod'e Inn. sniilb ol'j Visiting was eujineil following
Kosehum. All Federal employees; tMP .tin - hour. Miss Hiunii nr
In this area Invllml lo attend. rlvf.l here last Monday lo spend
, . 'lie week vacationing and vlslilug
CIRCLE NO. 3 HAS ; ,, mother.
ENJOYABLE MEETING I ' m m
ON THURSDAY
THIMBLE CLUB IS
Circle No, ;l of Hie Rosehurg ENTERTAINED MONDAY
llnpllst Women's society held a i BY MRS. C. HOOPER
vi ry Interesllng meellng Thursdsy j
ariernonli ill the church purlins. I -Mrs- "111 lull Hooper eliterluiued
at which lime Hie circle null! was " N- W. Tblmble club Mun
tied and Mrs. N. M. Nelson, chair-'''ay ulternoon ut the biiuie of .Mih.
mull, and Mrs. William Mcllee act- , ,'''"1 ' Crenshaw on Wesl IKiug
ed ns lolnl hostesses. I 'as sli eel. Airs. 11. W. Tnylor.
Following Ibe business meet Ing ! president, rnuductrd I lie luisiucss
n social hour was enjoyed anil ' meeting, utter which a garden
.Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. McKce scrv- party "lis niijeyed and games, I is-
tit lovely refreshments to Mrs. C.
I. Snoddy, Mrs. AtiKiist Hehloe
nian. Mrs. Albert 1 ,011. Mm. i
W. Flnlav. Mrs. A. S. Itoser. Mrs.
I KohlhaKen Hr., and Mrs. 11. II.
In livr.
The July mcetfntr of the
chclf
ill be announced later.
ALTAR SOCIETY HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
HI. Joseph' Altar society inel
Thursday al the parish hall to
make plana for a cafeteria dfniier
lo be nerved next Wednesday 11 1
Ibe hull from eleven in iun ni lock,
to which the public is invited lo al
lend.
.Mm. William HilewU acted as
hostess and assisted bv Mm. F,
I'l lucen nnd Mm. W Ospald net v-
ed delicious relreshmeuls at (he
close of the mt elini:.
The uet regular meeiinu will be
I. . I
of Mrs. Lot en Miller at Dillard.
F. S. CLUB TO HOLD
MEETING NEXT TUESDAY
The F. S.
club wilt meet next
Ti.i sday ulternoon at Ihe home of
Mrs. It. W. Melssner at IX' North Mon is M. Iloarh. Mm. Mark I.. I n-j 1 ici ti udo Ahrend. a Miest. Mrs.
I'anott street. ;i)erwood. Mrs lieitree M, Ihown. Dave Meyers. Mrs. Chauneey
1 The eluh was enlertained last .Mm. t;. Wnklam. Mrs. II. S, Nl-Dnnn. Mis. Henry Fmklne. Mrs.
Tim sday by Mrs C. II. Wickham rhols. Mm. F.ininn l.eno. Miss; Harry l.ohr. Mrs. C. W. Dwell,
al her home on Mill ntreet. Sew 1 Maritarel Clapp. Mia. tieorne Sew- .Mrs. Lawrence Krouel, Mrs. Chu
lug and vlslihm were eniyed im- ell. Mrs. . A Itellows, Miss Marylcme Dislimtn. Mm. Vtmtnia
Ml Ihe tea hour, when Mrs. Wie.t- Mellows. Judy. Houtilo and Jim- Campbell, Mrs. Clifton Hooper,
hit ni served delleleus refrehmeuH tnie Dellowri, Hob and Morns j Mrs. Myrtle Norwood. Mrs l'eicy
tu Mrs. Kinmn Hot-nn k. of Se'tb. Iloaeh. Mrs Ida Hailev. Mm K S. 1 Myem. Mrs Lee Houuehell and
a Rtiest. and M Hurry F. Il.lt- Hall and sou. Sieptietl. and Mrs. Hie hostess. Mrs. Medlll.
MeM. lrs. II. Cbapmatt. Mis. Frederick J. I'orter. I Fle bundled was en wyed dur
T. W, Tt'O'in'-'O"- Mr. F.i-I II; -V- V bort -oi.iil time lollot'l thel'ne o nHe'-neo" Hb Mrs Uoun
'tr. Mm. I( . Mrtfiter, Mrs. .1 Ihincbvon hour. The Aid wdj not shell md Mrs. Ahrend w tuning the
j'. II)'id and Mr. II. T. Uloom. imel until Scpuinbei. twu infill ncoie.
By. LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER J
! Miss Meredith Anne Jenkins Is
Complimented at Charming Shower
Party Given on Friday evening
Miss Meredith A lint; Jenkins, at
tractive, daughter of Air. and Mr,
('mil Jenkins, wan I lie Inspiration
for one uf the largest uimI loveliest
shower pariles of the season, when
Mm. It. L. Whipple find her daugh
ter, Mm. (iordnii Stewart, enter
tained Friday vhiiIiik lit IIih love
ly Whipple home on F.nst Douglas
I reel.
Lluhoralo decorations were ar
ra lined for t tin pa i t y hy I ho live
of gorgeous bouquets and baskets
flllml. wllh tumbler roues, ihdphin
miiiih auti wna put a conn, a iniiim-
ture ueddiiiK parly graced the fir
place mantle, which was reflected
by an oval mirror at the back o
the llmu hie.
Tin burfet (able, overed hy an
exquisile lace hundmado cloth, wan
centered hy two caken molded In
the Hhape of wetldinw hellH and taxl-
eiicd louelher with a 1 1 oral nrny,
of Madona IllleH. On the top '
the bell eakex were the rninie.i of
.Mi mi .lenklnn and her liance. Kn
nln Clark l.eedy. Kuclrclltm the
liell-eakfH wr tdntrle rows of pinli
(tweetpMiiH and at the lour coniom
of the centei piece were four amall
IiowIh of pink sweelpeati. Tim
In ll-i'ukeii conlained tiuy fortune
ciinla Hinl favoi'H (or I ho kuchIm.
Mllle Kaiy :)en Kukmlrf,
ilaiiKhier ol Mr. and Mi-h. Jack
Suliaduif. iire.iei'ited
beautiful
or.miT'
lo Minn Jeiiklim, lolloviil
by Jnnnlci. Whipple ihiuKbier f
mj, mi! ittiiniNk maun, ai hiiimi
lime Januice Kuye Henbesl, daiiKh-l
mi- nr i- mill viin i h' r..niit
i l 01 mi. anil .mih. j. h. iieiiuesi.
ind Jimmy Whipple, hoii of Mr. and
dm. ihmli Whipple, dressed as a
. . . ,,.,.le,l
"'" . ... . ... ' V !T
Mir manv iieaiti ll hhih to (lie
an .1 honor. The Kllln we,
a laiRH bHsket on wheels, decorated
to represent a ship.
Goods Invlled by Mm. Whipple
and Mm. Slewart to enjoy the af
fair honoring MIsh Jenkins includ
ed: .Mrs. t'aul Jenkins, Mrs. J. C.
Leedy, ol I bonks. Ore.; Mrs. (I. It.
llaten tmd ilaimhler. Miss Dorothy
nicis Nelson, of (llendale
Mm. Ken-
Ill Pickens, of Kllimalh Fulls
Ml.s Miidljn Slcuilis and Missnavy
MRS. IRVIN BRUNN AND
DAUGHTER ENTERTAIN AT
lllug ami sewing look place durii.g
tile social h.Mlls.
Dalnlv retreslimenls were ser.'
jed liy Mrs. Hooper, assisted hy
( Mrs. crenwliaw lo Mrs. ,1. T. Mill
ii'r, .Mis. I'oi-ii Dourle, Mrs. l.ee
: lloiinshell. Mm. Hertillde Allreilil,
.Mis, Clarence Dislnu.-,,,, Mrs.
I'li.yd .Mil, mis. Mrs. Anhur llu.l-
,uell. Mis. C. W. llweu. M
llarr.T
, Lobr. Mrs
, Mrs. II. W
1 , ,1
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lujioi.
The aitentooitR cune mie wa
awanbil to Mm. l.ohr The club,,.... 1 .il.ii..;.. ' ....
will be entertained Monday. Jump
'Jl, ai the home of Mm. ci,n m-p
I'iKhmaii on South Stephen
si l eel.
' PRESBYTERIAN AID
ENJOYS POTLUCK
LUNCHEON THURSDAY
The last meetine of the season
loi Ihe Ladles Aid soctely of Ihe
, ... ,
11 SI
ltesbteilan chuieh was en
Joyed Thursday at a one o'clock
.poiluck lunch 1 at the church
pari"!'.
- Covers fie placed for Mr. W.
M. Chalmers, nreniileni: Miss
Josephine Neal and Mis Helen
'Carlson, ot I'oitlHnd. Mr. and Mrs.
ROSEBURG
Joyce Hilda's, of (Jukland; Mm.
8. G. Selleck. of Kuijene; M IB. Har
ris KIlKworth, Mm, O. M. lien. .Mm.
T. (i, WalHon. Mm. HarrlHon Win
Klon. MIkb Hetty Shoemaker. .Mm.
(I. V. Wlmberly. Mrn. J. It. Whar
ton. Mm. Will II. (ierretnen, Mm.
Kenneth W. Kimu-y. MImh Jane
Ilollinai!, Mm. Jack rhapman, Mm.
I). II. Lenox. Mm. J. I:. IlenbejU
and diimibier. .lannice Kaye. Mm.'
.iHi-lc snlfiiinr uml daiichter. Karyi'he and Mm. Uiwrence oooo
Kllen. Mm. I'erry Smith. Mm. A J.
(icddcK and dutiKlilnr, .Mlait Jean,
n,. ...... iii(.b irtf i '
Itlllll Mini iiHim"-'. '" ' RUEr.BUHU WOMAN B CLUB
Marie and Mian Hulh Ann, Mm. L.,rNj0yS ANNUAL PICNIC
W. JuKfu, Mm. U L. Wlmberly. Aj beLL LOG CABIN
MIhm Kb-aii'ir Flea, .Mm. I. M. Inniu.j
Mm. ItfiKer Hailey, Mim. Waldo) Tho Itottchurx Womnn'H club
Campbell. Mm. Curl K. Wlmberly ( held lis uunual picnic and eloxhiK
and daughter. MIhb FranceK, Mm. meeting of the year at a delinhtlnl
De.xler IMce. .Mm. M. W. Helllwell, one o'clock affair Tuesday at Hie
Mia. II. C. narby. .Mm. L. K. Flea, ' Hell Low Cab'.n on the North L'mp
MIkh Mary Kllen Darby. MIhh fpiu near tilide.
Dorothy (iermond. Mm. Huith Whli l TIiokc enjoyliiK the occuwlon in
ple and diiuuhtcr. Januice. ami win.' eluded: Mm. L. A. Vi41s, presl
.limmy. MIhb i telly Mae Whipple dent, Mra. Filwanl G. KohlhaKeti.
and Mm. Freterlck J. I'oiter. .Mm. M. It. UichardH, Mm. It. H.
Imrlntt the social hour the Sippretl. Mm. F. A. Field, Miss
uiiestfi einbroidertd Ihelr names on 1 Jennie Jorey. Mm. John William
tea loweld. which were preHcnled
lo Miss Jenkins.
t 'nil..... I.... llm .tiieniiiif of the Am. ,i' 1,'e .n. mow 1, .mih. ii.
., " h K- low. refn" eifarpenler Mm. I.. Kohlhiiscn. Sc..
k wee en l h fet hi i.f . T. O. Watson. Minn Oerliu.le
nienlK wi.i ei il " ' " !c,,u m, 11 1; ci,l Mm. Knrl
AHMlHiinis .11111.
s '' "v" , m." l" M,m e
i.,.,.ii,..
i- mhih huh ... " .
iinond wil l jannire w m ub nn mih
' ,
"Nlcctions.
Miss Jenkins, wim is on tii u iw-
' . .... . .. ..-
memuem oi me jmuih'i
U.ln'"il '.on. the local hlxh
fcttool ano iHier 1
Slie will liecoine mine 01
.. . , .
lOimlan Ulnrk Lcedy, sun of Mr.
and Mm. J. '. l.ecdv. of lljooUs.
Ore., thin mi er. hi, Bleu l.ei "iy ,
known here, hav
ls IHBO very " ..........
ing been grnilllutl.il limn i . . ...
11, mi scr.nil am ............
nnviil iniidcniy In Ibe June 1H.W
class, lie is ut presen s tali . lied
II, nil, in. u. iin....... -
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
Tbe iioseburg Ail anil F.nilnV.
dery club was dellglillully enler-
.... n... i Mill.. i-
ill I ii t-t , iy ..no. ,,-
Wednesday nllernoim lit the iinmo
of Mrs. II. Krsklne on Cobb nil :.
Gliosis of the uflernoou were Mrs.
Krsklne. Mm. Muude Plyler and
Hit in owini: mem iters: .Mrs. .1. i. 1
Sle isou. Mrs. William Hailey.
Mm- Kllen Cornel. Mr. Glei, Cox.:
Mrs. A rale DeWllt, Mis. I..
Ingels, Mrs. Palm. Mrs. Polrol,
Mm. K. Rhonils. Mrs. II. F. Snyder.
Mrs. Kllie Slubblefleld and tbe
hostess. Mm. Miller.
Sewmg ami visiuug were eiimv ,,,, annulled the garden parly
ed nod Pnllyanua gills were i'vjB ,,, hnn. o( ,! Mnl. .; n.
changed. There will he no meet : Sh wnr i I.iuiri'lwimil. iin.;r wliii li
lug ol the elnn on .itlly -nil. on ."
mini ol the lotirth ol ,vy holiday (
lar meetine will be July ITlh al th"
hoine ol Mrs. A. Neal.
Al the lea hour Mrs. Miller serv
ed delirious reireshmcnls.
MISS VIRGINIA WHETZEL
HONORED AT KITCHEN
SHOWER PARTY THURSDAY
Mrs. T. W. Scott and Mrs. Kimiiii
Troilb were Joint hosl esses at h
ileltMhii'ul kitchen shower parly al
the loiuier'K borne Thursday after-
noon to compliment ibeir imiml-
daiiKhter and nit , Miss Virginia
Whetiel. daiiKhter of Mr. ami Mm.;
Finest Whetzel. of Myrtle Creek.
Hills were presented to Miss Vir-
jctniu frmn Mm. Cetie Mills and
damihier. Virginia. Mm. Lorella
hex liuititmtou. Aim. l-.lla itetzel. '
Mrs. Myrtle Norwood, Mrs. W. M.I
Chalmers, Mm. C. Jensen. Mrs. It.
Seheiu. Mm. (ieoice Frew. Mrs. ,
Minerva Smith. Mm. Sadie Powell,
1 Ii. II..
Mable Ttouh. Mrs.ColTel. Mm. Wil -
tiaut Fisher. Mrs. Mary Moore.
Mrs. Lilly Kennev. Mrs. Mo-ward
Uiiseheer. Mrs. Sarah llrlsco. Mm.
I.1..I1,..., n........ l, 1.... ii......
I ,', ' , ,
nona 11 10 hi. .mi t. i'.. 1 1. itrewer.
Mrs. It. G. Maker and Ihe hosiers,
1 ...... t,
1 .mi f. rn-iii 1 ami .11 in. 1 ruuu.
.-jj.: 1 1 ...
were nerved oy tlie hoflesses.
H. E. O. CLUB TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The . K O. club wilt be en
tertained by Mrs. c. W. Owen al
a 1 . :iu luncheon next Tuesday.
June LTi. at her borne at IMS ltii-e
j street,
The clllh w as etilet l.-iined luit
Tuesdav ut a charmlm; 1 Inueh-
I . ,n iCen by Mm. Maft.e Medllt
In Uhemide. Mic. pu flow
'em Ktaced Ihe ,..etlilv appointed
table. Mrs. Medill was assisted In)
iservhm by Mrs. Myrile Nmwtiod
and Mrs. I'eiey Mvers.
Cowr were placed lor: Mrs.
NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY,
D.A.R. HAS ENJOYABLE . I
PICNIC LUNCHEON AT
MONGER HOME FRIDAY '
I'mpqita chapter or the D.A.R
observed Flat- day with a delight
ftil ono o'clock no-hostess luncheon
in the atirnetive groro at the home
of Mrs. Walter V. Monger on the
Keaton road In looklngglam Fri
day afternoon. The luncheon wan
rei ved at a long table placed under
lite trees, at our end uf which was
hung a large American flag and
red, while and blue paper was
(I raped on the tree to carry out u
beautiful patriotic motif lor the, oc
casion. Covers were placed for Mrs.
George M. Urown, MJhh Adeline.
Stewart, .Mrs. I). N'. Hiiseubm k,
.Mm. iiav 8. Petrei-uln. Mm. W. M.
Campbell. Mm. William .McU-e.
Mm. F. II. Churchill, Mr. Uwr
im e (loodbourn, Mrti. It. 11. Grin
sted, Mrs. Waller V. Mu.iger. Mm.
A. A. Mellows. Mm. Ma Deckley.
Mm. Charles Dysorl, Anne True-
blooii. I lea n Kckes. Jean Potreqiiinl
atnl Vlcior and Mary hsther Mon
ger. A short bushier. meeting was
held and plans 1 r thu fouiiiitf
year' aetivItleH were tiiRcusMed.
.lr. W. M. Campbell read u
Pit iiriio urun.- on in- .
bourn read an ititerentiim erlltoriui
on the lias and patriotism.
Itobeiison, Mm. II. IJ. Curler, Mrs.
Fouler Hulner, Mm. John M. Ralsb,
in,,.,,. 1, m,. i ,. nf,i,iie Jim. I..
A. Ilboden nnd Mm. Willlnn 11.
ii lest.
a i,,.,,,,,!..,! .,m wn n.eMented
,, ,, ' . , i
,v rs. A . It. liichan s on behalt
, r(.tril .trt.M.
rHt UVlls. who has enjoyed
very successrui year at me nean
r .n-i.-niiitlfm The new ol
"' h'Ya I e i a .. Tt " a
lie Kiiiiuer iiitiinn
. ,.,,,,,, v,...iv
, .,, ,,,.,,.,, .,.,
,,.,.,.,.,,, ,.,; :, h, . ,Hence r
t i-easnrt-r. Mra. It. . Mnmlera.
Tl. Ii,s full ineelllll! will be belli
nt ,.,,,, o,.,,,!,,.,. u
COEN.McCLA,N BUFFET
BRDCE SUPPER ,s
CHARMING AFFAIR
Mr i.nd Mrs. It. D. Co.n nnd
Mr. and .Mrs. K. S. McClnln enler-
Inlni d nl ii very charming seven
o'clock biuret bridge supper parly
nl the lieautil'ui Coen home on
I Iverlooll Wednesday evening. The
unlet lame, was centeie.i w,,n a
low bow 'il sweet s. wi le large
. ,- . i it it i
n. ihiu.-i.- "i "i". .u. 1 . "
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V ,.,
'"; ;: . ' " !5 r L '.!" "
... : .' ... . .
.' ,,'"' i'" ? v n, l, ai d Mrs
V ' McCmitol'k"' ul and Mm
)( W-,M,, xi r and Mrs Ivan
j.j,.,.,;, ,r ',( Mrs. II. V. Church,
,,., Wi ami
xl.' iUi j,rll ,.,.,.,. Morgan.
.0nowli,g Ibe supper hour, the
U....I..I- 1....1...1...1 . 1.1
j n,,,.,- relurned In the Coen home
i-ontrucl undue. Mrs. (
II.
I
nii.e lor the
evening's play with
Dr. Allen winuintE the men's Hiwh
score prize ami I lie t ravelin K prize
rMni; lo Mr. and Mrs. Ivan IMck
ens. j
KITCHEN SHOWER
PARTY ENJOYED FRIDAY
AT SINCLAIR HOME
.Mis. Uolieit Sinclair and Mrs.
Aitlmr Travis were h tstesses at a
delbihllul liiirlicu showi-r party
I'lhl'.i- 1 viMiintr nt the former's
tunt, it :,(.- Kowler street In com-
pij,,,,.,,, , .rs. sieve F.lco. nee
,nhs .M-mnd.
CniiqueiH of roses were attrac-
Hvely arranged about the r toms.'
tijimes wer: ettt ived and prizes were
hiwarded to .Mm. Civile Fisk and
Hs Maraltne Ferguson. Ia"''
.Mrs. Sim-lair and Mrs. Travis s',v'
ed delicious refreshments to Mrs.
Cleo. miest ol honor. Mrs. Arthur
I .one. Mrs. Fred l.onu. Mis. Cl de
I.-I.I.- UU- 1 l.'ri.il.c.in
; neuliih' Maynard. Miss Klsie lieese.
1 Miss Jessie lllake. Miss .ian-oime
I'ei uiison ami Miss Yvonne ""'I
-iiss liiitn t.aoway.
AAA
mi dc cikinoi nc 1 a vm c
" w . . . w
' ENTERTAINS CLUB AT
mi;i ir.UTCin party
.wv.-. .... w .......
' Ms- Sandra DeUiym? entertain
1 fl her sew int; club Thursday ev -ulna
at the ;. M lies home, fol
lowed by 14 danctnu iwiriy at her
studio, a I w Inch lime the hus
bands joined the Knmp for a de
lichtlul parly, Later in the eve
ning relreshmeuls were enjoyed.
Tho.se enjoying the evuninK
v lib Mrs. Delwiyue Included: Mr.
a nil M m. I .eon V ea rwood. cuesi s.
and Mr. and Mm. tl. M lies, Mr.
ard Mis tlnrdon llenuell. Mr.
iU" r! ,!' , ., V1;": .?', S "
" .? ' V .,L...r
I"'"1 M,K "n
MRS. PHIL HA3TH IS
STESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Mis. Phil Hiirth v. ry craclously
entei tamed her bridge club al a
char mine one-lhlrty o'etoeU salad
on Kaal Cass si. cel. A lam- bowll
nl pastel -colored sweet pens uracvu
lb.- servmi: table, while lame b'ttl-
iph-is of blue, pink and lorv col
oied laik.-.'iii wire iiMtl nltoilt the
rittnns.
Ciers were placed lor Mrs. H
K MmMoV M'ti Louis Fullerton
iind Mo, Clde Fiilleit'tu. quests.
mnl Mm. M. II. Mumy, Mm. C.
SIDE GLANCES
I 1
"I lipiicd Sis (ilT lo llml swell steady job, and now she
wr.-i I even li-n"
lllcbnioml. Mm. Kinlill Lour. Mrs.
Aililiin Kiwlier mill tho hontus.
.Mm. II111 111.
...
lnHn Hie iiIciibiiiiI nlleinoim houm
win, Mm. Mi.iblox wlnnlln! Iho hipl,
score and I Ho Irnvell.iK prize nnd
Mm. Ilnllh winnlns Hie uocnnd IiikIi
'core.
r-AoncM ai i cv a(-mcwq
Jr"..' .1.
-ud clcuio iicw vrnvtno
AT mfftinh om Ti-mR;nAV
AT MEETING ON THURSDAY
The Garden Valley Women's club
held a very enjoyable meeting
Thursday afternoon ut the club
hoime with Mm. Gilbert Wood act
llie rooniH very attractive.
Thin whs the Inst meeting of Hie
current club year ill ew office
elected Includeil: Mis. II. A. Cal
noun, presineill . .ilia. I. .. " mill-
lorn, vice-liiesiiieni; .iiim. iinriej
Kwens. secretnry-treasurer; Mm.
C. C. I'ulley, member of the execu
tive committee, and Mrs. It. S. Hut-
I ton. press correspondent.
' Verv Interesting- renorts trom
conimo Wlnnirord, who is a 1 11
summer school student from Gnr-
,eu valley ut Corvnllla at till time,
wore Bv,,n. During the oe(lhour
Mrs. Wood served-.ilelHiIiiuff. re-
fl.ps'hmel,B ln Mr.'&Johnritoll.
M A Calhnillrvi.'J'li
, ,, "A..t.. ,..
tISir.
?Po SSSiiSi!'
I'liiueia, ,ins. iiiuv
R. s. Ililtton. Mrs. A
IT! -
M,.s v s,.yi .m,,. John Sin-
chlir, Mrs. Peter Sinclair. Mrs.
Jake Thronberg, Mrs. William
;iutiiu. .hi a. 1. .ti. iiuini'i u uiiu
' Mrs. Fred Woods.
The next club meellng. which
occurs July loin Ih. has been cbang-
ed lo meet on Tuesday. -Inly '.'nil.
so that the inembers' holiday plans
I will not conflict with the regular
meeting.
DR. CALVIN AND
DR. COHEN ENTERTAIN
POST BRIDGE CLUB
III- tlunli.l fulfill riliil Mi- I mi (u
roll.t1 ...iieriHineii the I'osi htiileo
club al their home in the Kitter
a part men ts Wednesday evening.
Itouquets of spring flowers were al
j It actively arranged about the
1 rooms.
I Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
I iiiK the evening with Dr. Calvin
I winning the hi eh score. Followine
tho bridge play the hosts served
a delicious bnttet supper,
Covers were placed Tor Colonel
and Mim. 10. F. TjukIv nnil Win
F. n. Van Ness and the lutter's
ulster. Miss i'hvllis Allen, of
IlloomitiKton. Illinois. Dr. and Mrs.
Arthjir II. Mountlonl, Dr. and Mrs.
1,. Cnderwood. ir. and Mm.
i Crosttman Dr and Mm Clar-
ence Jump. Mm. John M. Itahdi and
, the hosts,
Cohen.
... .,
Dr. Calvin and 1!
mcctiwo at ddi mc m
Wfct 1 INO AT PRINCEN
SUNSHINE CLUB HAS
HOME ON THURSDAY
'-, Xri ttiiiio Sunshine cluli
was dcltlitiullv entei talticd al the
home o Mrs. Kneiie Prlneen. Sr..
rhiu.da. at w hich lime I' tllyanna
ins w ere exchanged and follow-
in:: Ihe husine: session, binco was
rlljoynd.
hiie h draneeits formed the de
corative motif for ihe occasion and
at the tea hour Mrs. Princen served
refreshments 10 Mrs. Wriston. Mrs.
miller. Mm. Hallim. Mrs. N. It.
Fisher. Mrs. Cnsebeer. Mm. Krnse,
Mrs. Lon. Mrs. fleecroft. Mrs. Nel
son. Mrs. Inueis. Mrs. Pendercruss.
.diss Kliiabeth Puul. Mm. Helen
Prlneen. .Miss llernardine Princen,
members, and the lollowlna i;uests:
Mrs. Itiyan. .Mm. MeClemem. Mrs.
O. Joleihion. Mm. Llraudoii aud
Miss Unbv Johnston.
IDA CHAMBERLIN IS
HOSTESS AT PARTY FOR
COLLEEN BUSH WEDNESDAY
Ida Chainherlin enlertained al a
deliebtlul party Wednesday after
noon at Ihe attractive new home
of her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A.
Chamberlln on Court street, lu
honor Met house guest. Colleen
'"' h" l''"'". ",".'"'""K, !'
week here and who left Thlimda)
for her home in Myrtle i reek,
t; it iocs imp eliioeil and al the
t teu hour Mrs. Chainbetlln S' l'Mil
lovt'ly lelreshmeuU to Colleen
1'iuski. Kueal of honor. Patibia Mm
phy. Aune Mellis. Frela Heudrkk
sou. Jojce llariley and Ida Ch-iiit-
beiliu.
JUNE 22, 1940.
me a cjuuriP'"
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
ENJOY TOURNAMENTS
THURSDAY AT CLUB
The li.iliea uf Die llnuehni'.-
Counlry club met Thursday ut the
club course lo resume the sun i .er
handicap Rolf tournament plav,
fnlloweil hv n t a : Md nniliu k liiiuli.
eim ut the clilbluiuso. C'lrcr.i were
nlucnd lor .Miss PbvllU Allen. i,r
llloomlngton. 111., who is hern vis-- vlons high membership record by
thing her sister, Mrs. 15. M. Van 22.-I2S. ,
Ness, Mrs. J. F. Dltlard. and duugh- They now have a record or
ler. Jeanne, Mm. K. H. Van Ncsi, 4x2.ss. Going over old records
Mrs. K. A. Pearson. Mrs. W. K. Ott. ( jtoseburg unit wo learn thai
Mm. Loyal Stearin). Mm. Kenneth iioselmrg once had the largest inem
W. Kinney and daughter. Jure ,ershlp in the state. Just n very
Hoffman. -Mrs. Gene Green. Mrs. . utile more work and I'mpnua unil
.1. It. Mountrnril. Mm. Arthur II.1 would equal that membership. H
Mouiiirord. Mrs. R. D. Ilridges nnd n) ml lenrued that beside dls
daugbter. Joyce. Mrs. Harris Klls- tri,.i m-esidents and .liennrlnient
worth. .Mrs. Kenneth liuine, Miss pn.Bldeuts we have had the honor
Helen Casey, Jim. Frank Coi ,f having a national vlee-prcsldenl
Mrs. H. C. Stearns and daughter, tle person or Mrs. B. II. Stew
Madlyn. Mrs. J. M. Juilil, Mrs. W. ,.. 1Si Stewart wus also na
M. McKachern, Mrs. Paul Geddes, i,m coimiiltteewoman. In the
Mrs. H. T. Tunsen and Mrs. U E. auxiliary, officers work up from one
.McC'ielock. lolfice ii) another so Mm. Stewart
Column bridge v.as enjoyed In ,na h,., n,,.,,, all. It Is hoped that
Ibe afternoon Willi Mrs. McClilitock the mill niav receive citations in
winning the high score prle und
Mrs. I.. Stearns winning the sec-
iniil high Bcore prize. dm- of activities ns outlined nn-
The next meeting will he Thins- Honnlly.
day. June 2". at the clubhouse wllh; n u-as announced by Mrs. J'.lch
first flightem in the golr tourlia- aids that Ruth Ann Ruhl has been
mom teeing oil at K : 4i : second
rJiKhlu''s "l 9:011 thl1''1 nimu.
er" at ":lr' "'clock. Polluck lunch-
i.ora at S
f"- "l
leun will lie held at the cl'lhhnuse
nt I2:3ii wllh contract bridge ut
l:3i) o'clock.
n Sunday a mixed tournament
will be held al the clubhouse at two
o'clock, followed by a polluck sup-
per. This affair was planned to
take the place of the MamliXield-
uoseniirg tournament, which has
been cancelled,
DELIGHTFUL SHOWER
PARTY GIVEN FOR
MRS. ALLEN BURKHART
Mra. Krnest (Jardner ami Mm
Arthur M. Selhy entertained Tues-1 ,'.ai'tn,1'nt rehabilitation commis
ilay ulternoon at a shower in honor sion-
or .Mm. Allen llurkhart at the home! Women of the American Lecloe
of Mrs. Selby on Garden Vallev : Auxiliary are devotins increased
road which was decorated with a 't,r,,rts to 1inilinc Americans in de
varletv of beautiful flowers from vo,ion nml loyally the prlueinles
the well-known rmk Hardens of of Americanism. Mm. Walter Fish.
Mrs. U. A. Ctterbach. lmintv. cool er- th;'ri'an of the Americanism
refreshments were served hv the "'" mpqua unit of tho
hostesses, assisted by Mm ewev ,l,,x,,iniy- 'Ipdan'il today.
Kruseand Mrs. Ilert Kruse. Anion",? , Thj nuxlHary Is workihg active
the suests present were Mrs J0I111 lv wUn ,he Aniericuu Lenion to
birkbnrt Mm Murev II M.-o
Ted llurr. Mm. W. VV. Commons,
Mrs. (ilen Cox. Mrs. Ikile tiulley,
Mm. It. L. Hhiiuou. Mm. Ilert
Kruse. Mrs. Dewey Kriise, Mrs. Joe
Mamtem. Mm. K. .Maurey. Mm. W.
K. t)lt, Mrs. Nelson Moore. Mrs. Kd
Marks and the honor guest's moth
er. Mm. c. Smith, of Wilbur.
MR3. LZ"OY rtiATT )S
HOSTESS TO BRIDCE
CLI B ON WEDNESDAY
.Mrs. Leriy (Matt entertained her
brtdue eluh nt a lovely one-lhlrly
o'clock dessert-luncheon at Ihe Ho
tel Hose Wednesday, alter which
I lie "if ill 11 en ioveil runt r:nt tiriil-n
al Ihe home of Ihe hts(es on Soul h I
Pine ttieet. Iieatltiful bouquets of
red rambler roses wen used lo
carry nt an altraetie decorative
moiif (01 Hie occasion.
Th'se eujovlm; the afternoon
with Mrs. Hiatt included: Mrs.
(-rant Oshorn. a ne, Mrs. (. M.
Krell, Mrs. P. M. Lee. Mm. K. C.
Patterson. Mm. T. K. llurr. Mm. H.
II. Turner and Mm. A. H. Taylor.
Cunlnu-t bridpe was enjoved dur
tnu the afternoon with Mm. Os
horn recetvinii the miesl prlxe ami
Mrs. Krell the hluh score club
prize.
HAPPY HOUR CLUB
MEETS AT GUtLEY
HOMES WEDNESDAY
The Happy H'tur club?inpt Wed
uesilav afternoon nt ihe atlraetlve
new home of Mm. Dale C.uiley.
Mem hem present lo pnjoy the af
leruoon with Mm. ttiiiley Inclmled:
Mrs. Harry Ihirr. Mrs. T. U. llurr,
Mm. W. D. Comuion. Mrs. Ci-m
Co. Mrs. Dale liuiley. Mm. Jo
hanna llmnmoml. Mm. II. 1 Har
mon, Mm. Ilert Kruse, Mrs. Dewey
Kruse. Mrs. Joe Msrstei s. Mm.
W. K. Oit and Alleyene I'tterback.
At the bnsinenH meeting a di
nghiiul picnic was planned for July
PMh to Im held nt the home of
Mrs. John Potrkhari. At Iho close
uf Ihe meellng, dellclou refresh
ments were servetl by the hotdeKS,
Mm. Pulley.
DADS DAY IS
CELEBRATED SUNDAY
AT WIGGINS HOME
Dads day was celnbraled ill a
vry onjoysble fnmlly affair Sunday
at iho homo of Mr. and Mrs. I'erry
WlBKlns In West IlnnebnrK. at
which time the latter' father, U
I). Kelly, of Glengary. who Is visit
inn at their home, was guest of
honor.
There were four generations of
the faillllv present Tor Hie occasion
Including: Mr. and Mrs. Hex Gib
ion and children. Wallace and
Sandra Ie, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
SprlBis nnd bohb. I.elnnd and
tt'avne. Mr. nnd Mm. Itay Muden
nnd children. Jlminie und Januice.
Mr. and Mm. Gordon I'eters and
daiiKhtrr, Judith K., and Miss Cleo
Hales mid Burl Cox. all of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Curly Ahrelld. Mrs.
Will Woods and son. HIIHe. of Mak
er. Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. WIS
sins. , ,
. A bullet luncheon was served nl
noon from a table beautifully dec
orated with spriliK flowers.
PRESBYTERIAN C. E.
GROUP ENJOYS HIKE
AND WIENER ROAST
The Christian Endeavor society
of I be Klist Presbyterian church
tin toyed a dellKbtful hike to Hed
!im;e Monday evening, followed by
it wiener roast.
Hiose enjoylne the evening In
rinded: Dr. Morris H. Iton.:i.
I nis Wilson. Ven Goelz. Carl
ll'oi e. Marilyn Harpham. "liiilip;' '
M.'ilerv. Alta G'1 U'n. Hi bar I
l-ci del. Miss Helen Ca'isiili.
Mr.." Mellows. Mrs. Ilnroi.l Uei
!ovj Mnry nnd K.mcy ll-i!:nd,
Prank Anslln and Alice Moon.
American Legion
Auxiliurj Activitie
Ily MHS. CLAUDK MAKER
WorklhK at top speed lo have all
,.iillliii v renin Is ill to the slate de-
nnrlmelll bv tile 25th of tile month
Mrs. M. II. Richards, I'miinua milt
president, expressed great satis-
faction with the year's attainments,
The unit Is over Its quota in mein-
nership. The nationnl ilepnrlment
on June 1 had exceeded its pre-
departments this year. They
mve. closely followed the calcn-
awarded the Heaver slain rump cll-
mliment. Should the membership
,e received In time liuth Ann will
lenve Mnudav lor Silver creek falls.
Mrs. Richards also announces
I Hint nluns are being made to en-
ter the stunt contest at the slate
convention at Seaside Ibis year,
Mm. M. R. Richards, Mrs. Vera
McClinlock Jones. Mrs. Walter
Fisher and Mrs. Claude linker are
delegates with Mrs. Wnller Olms-
cbeld. Mrs. Arthur Midland. Mrs.
Charles Ferrier. Mrs. Kari 1'llricli
t alternates. Mrs. Hoy Youiik,
Mm. lrvln Klepel and Mrs. Ned
Dixon, will represent I hp depart
ment with Mm. Walter Fisher rcp-
Twpntln,K this auxiliary on the de-
m""1 oieiMMu un-ineuiH which
seek to wenken the I'tiltcd States
from within, she said. It is carry
inir forward Intenstvelv Its cam-
Investment in joyous n ess
The eternal fire will,,',, ihs di,ln)nllJ V(lu (,,.
I'l:,y should rii Ii Towards of ;, .nil
prr.lc for g.ntr,,;is vot (o cmi. j.-(ir (,(,
linglit wnrmlh of il, flame never dulls willl
familiarity . . . ,'t burns everlastingly on in
memory of lh one who gives it, and of ihe
ucvasiou for Ihe giving.
You nill find u. rrad.v and willing to -rlim
the f.n-r qu.ililics which d-lermine the
wnrth of an.v diamond. Yon will pr.dit bv
our aiil iu j ;,, sclcetinj the stone that Ills
our needs.
Profit i ih,t sricvlific j.Wy afgtmt
ikrVMgb tie American Otm Stcitly,
KNUDTSON'S
JEWELERS
paimi of education In tho ideals of
American democracy, seeking to
strengthen understanding and loy
alty to the American way of life,
especially among the women and
youth of the country.
"Equally Important as the build
ing up of the armed derenae Is
this strengthening of America from
within. The auxiliary women are
striving to do their part to make
the Culled States a strong, united'
naliou for the defense of American ,
democrucy against whatever threats
the future may hold.
With the United States awaken- '
cd to the need for ndeiiuate na
tional defenses, tho national de
reuse activities of the American
legion Auxiliary have entered n
new phase, according lo Mrs. Guv
Cordon, chairman of the national
defense committee or L'mpqua unit.
For nearly 20 years the national
derense program of the auxiliary
supported the American Legion's
efforts to arouse Americans to the
dancer of permitting the country's
defenses to remain grossly Innd-v
miate. Pacifist movements among
women which sought the total dis
armament of the United States
vigorously conibatled. The auxil
iary led the women's patriotic, or- .
uiiulzatioiiB of the country III ef
forts to hnlt the spread of pacifism
among women, and gave lis Infill-,
ence lo aid the Legion's demands
for increased appropriations for
defense.
'The voire of the Legion and
alixiliarv urging America to nwnkc
lo realities and provide a strong
defense for our counlry went loo
long unheeded," said Mrs. Cordon.
"Years when we might have been
preparing were wiiHted, but that is
all past. The work of. the auxiliary
now, and or all patriotic men and
u'.titieii In In mi.ke ttiirn Hint nm-
I country is at last given a real nu
I tloiuil derense.
"This country Is still governed
by lis people, one of I lie few left
ibe world. The demands of the in
dividual Americans are listened to
by I he nation's law makers. The'
demand that should go up from ev
ery American ut this time Is
'America must be Becure.'
"National defense funds must
, hB 8,,t officienlly uild effectively.
Defenses must be built adequate
for any possible need. Speed must
make up for the wasted years.
There must be no profiteering on
tile tuition's necessity. It is a big
job, but with the united interest,
attention and erfoiis of the naliou
it can be done."
KEEP JUNIOR
CLEAN and
YOURSELF COOL
Summer need be no back
breaking problem even if you
are the mother of an active
son. Keeping his clothes
clean is our problem. Let us
tike care of your laundry
while you keep cool.
VI tS5. 1. Q.
oORY CLEANING
I
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