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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
UMPQUA REBEKAH
LODGE MEETS
KI,KTOX, July 8. The Umpqim
jfi)Kiili lodKo No. 17: met Tiles-
liar oven ins for a regular nieotliiR
wan .mihh Ann Iluebner fts noble
grand.
Mrs. Krina Jensen was nitnoint
il inside fniartl in plaro of .Mrs.
HuhIp ilroniboy, who has moved
uway.
-Mrs. Muble Rader reslRned from
1 he office of secretary. Mrs. Kdith
iates was nominated to take her
place.
A letter of thanks for the chair
presented after the fire of tho Ru
der homo was received from Mr.
dim) Mrs. J. II. Rader.
Mrs. Ina Bossen and Miss Faye
Tlnssen played a piano duet and
Mrs. Kdith Gates and Mrs. Agnes
Hudfm served refreshments.
GRAY LADIES TO HOLD
ALL-DAY MEETING WITH
POTLUCK LUNCHEON
The Gray Ladies will meet from
Ion to lour o'clock Wednesday,
July 10th, at the Episcopal parish
hpult on Kust Cass street with n
poll nek luncheon at noon. Mrs, L.
W. Josse is chairman of the sew
ing project, which is belnp sponsor
ed by the group for tho Red Cross.
Mrs. J. C. McCallister, chairman of
the Gray Ladies organization, has
urged nil members to attend the
all-day sewing meeting.
COUNCIL FIRE TO BE HELD
BY UMPQUA CAMP FIRE
GROUP THURSDAY EVENING
The Vmpqua Camp Fire group
liaH issued a most cordial Invita
tion to all parents and friends of
the members to attend the Ki-oup's
Council Fire to be held at the Rose-
burg Woman's clubhouse Thurs
day evening, July 1 1th. at 7:00.
The group met. last Friday eve
ning at tho clubhouse, at which
time the guardian, Mrs. Gene Mills,
Today's Pattern
DEMURE YOUNG PRINCESS
DRESS
rATTERN 4175
The "tongue-ln-the-cheek" de
mureness of this frock is lrrestible
to any 'teen-age girl! For in Pat
tern 4175 Anne Adams combines a
sentimental air with lithe, stream
lined princess style Kvery detail
has been planned for the minimum
of sewing effort. Yon can see for
yourself that the pretty yoke and
center front panel are in one easy
piece make them on the bias 'if
you lile. Or Instead, hiaactlt the
two side panels at front and back.
The puffed sleeves are closed or
have perky. flared openings.
Wouldn't this dress look gay with
frothy ruffling at yoke, sleeves
and about the hemline?
Pattern 4175 is available In jun
ior nnd misses' sizes 10, 12, 14, 16
and IS; bust sizes 28, 30, 32. 34.
anil 36. Size 14 takes 4 yards 39
inch fabric nnd 7 yards edging.
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Pattern Department, Roseburg,
Ore.
reported on the Guardians' school,
which she has recently attended
anil E. A. Rrltton gave a talk on
sportsmanship and conduct of mem.
bers attending summer camp,
which will be held immediately
following tho eloso of the Boy
Scout two weeks camp. Plans
were made for the Council Flro to
bo held Thursday evening of this'
week,
FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL
IS MARRIED IN LOS
ANGELES IN JUNE
At n very henuttfu! Juno wed
ding, Miss Jeanne Ward, daughter
of Airs. Harry Dutton, of 1-oa An
geles, and a granddaughter of
George Weber, of Roseburg, was
married to James Crawford, Jr.,
son pf Mr. and Mrs. James Craw
ford. Sr., of I.os Angeles, at the
Chateau chapel of the First Con
gregational church of Los Angeles
at eight o'clock in tho evening,
Rev. Mr. Hartlett, pastor of the
church, performed the impressive
ring ceremony In the presence of
about one, hundred nnd fifty relu
lives and friends.
The church altar and choir lofts
were banked with colorful flowers
and lighted by tall cathedral can
dies. A white rug-runner was
placed on the center aisle for the
bridal party to use. The bride,
beautiful ill a floor-length while
lace dress, wore a French shoulder
veil and can-led a bouquet of bo
vnrdla centered with gardenias.
.Miss Kay Wui'd, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor and was charm
ing in a blue net formal frock and
carried a bouquet of pink roses.
She wore a spray of gardenias in
her hair. "Hap" Ruggles acted as
best man and Don Crawford and
Rill Johnson were ushers. The
bride's mother, who was fornierly
Cora Weber of Roseburg, wore a
rose knit suit with white acces
sories and a corsage of orchids.
The bridegroom's mother wore
white silk with a corsage of gar
denias. Among the guests were members
of the Victor Mcl.aglen Motorcycle
corps, of which the bridegroom Is a
first lieutenant. After the wedding
ceremony, n reception wus held in
the patio, at which time the beau
tifullv decorated wedding cake was
cut by the bride. Following the
reception. Mr. nnd Mrs. Crnwforil
left for Oregon nnd coast points
to spend their honeymoon.
The brldo Is well known in Rose
burg. where she formerly made her
home. While here she visited her
grandfather, George Weber, and
aunt, Mrs. Albeit Kronke, besides
other relatives and friends. The
bridegroom is employed by the
Douglas Aircraft plant at Santa
Monica, Calif. I'pon their return
to California, they will reside at
103.1 South Plymouth, .boulevard,
Los Angeles.
FAMILY CELEBRATION
IS ENJOYED WEDNESDAY
A very enjoynhlo family celebra
tion was held at the T. W. De
laney home in .West, Roseburg last
Wednesday. " Those, present 'wertr
Mr. and Mre.Irfonai-d f Deliiney,.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Delancy,
Mr, anil Mrs, Frank .Streit,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Pitt. Mrs. Tillle Zuehl
kn, of Minneapolis. Mini)., Mrs.
Susan Aldrli-h. of . Valley City. N.
U.. Mr.. nnd Mrs. T. W. Delaney.
The .' occasion also marked the
sixth-seventh birthday anniversary
or Mrs. Slrelt. A picnic dinner was
enioyed at noon and beautiful
birthday gifts were presented to
Mrs. Streit.
RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN
REV. AND MRS. WIRE AT
MARSTERS GARDEN TUESDAY
The members nnd friends of the
Methodist church have been in
vited to attend a very Interesting
reception Tuesday night at S
.o'clock honoring Rev. nnd Mrs. M.
T. Wire, to l)o held In the beautiful
garden of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Mnrs
ters on South Kane street. The
reception wus previously planned
for the church parlors, but was
changed to be held In the llars
ters' garden.
PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
A very delightful picnic was en
joyed on the banks of the Cala-
pooia river Thursday. Those otuoy
ing the occasion Included: Mr. and
Mrs. Creed Cranfll, Mrs. Jennie Mc
Coy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeff Williams.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Howen and
daughter, June llowen. Mrs. Albert
Long, 'Mrs.' Genevieve- Nettleton
and daughter, Frances, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Marsters and son, Dar-
rcll.
L.A. TO B. OF R.T.
TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY
Tho Indies auxiliary to tl)e Rro
therhood of Rallwny Trainmen will
meet at the Woman's clubhouse
Wednesday evening with Mrs. 11.
D. Wil'lams acting as hostess. Mrs.
C. P. Snoddy, president, will con
duct the meeting. The auxiliary
quilt winner will be announced at
this meeting. All members are
urged to be present.
M.O.A. CLUB TO
MEET ON WEDNESDAY
The M.O.A. club will meet at a
one o'clock politick luncheon Wed
nesifay at the home of Mrs. C. T.
Tipton in Oaks addition. All mem
hers are cordially invited to lie
present.
RIVERSDALE H. H. CLUB
TO PICNIC ON WEDNESDAY
The Rlversdale Happy Hour club
will hold Its annual picnic Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. John
Burkhart. All members are most
cordially Invited to be present.
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO
MEET ON WEDNESDAY
The Pythian Sisters will meet In
regular session. Wednesday eve
nlng at 8 o'clock at the K. of P.
hall. All members are urged to
be present.
SIDE GLANCES
K
ftS
OOm. 190 ev NEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. BEC U. t.
"They're all strtuitfers to me
''from my wife's
Leo Carillo and Wullnco Berry,
dlan theatre in "20 Mule Team."
f, tj , j.i.
GLENGARY SEWING CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
vThe tlleugary Sewing club, will
meet "Wednesday" arternoon, ' July
HI. at I he home, of M,rs. J. A. Hor
lon. All - members, are urged to
be present.
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
.ROYDHAUSOTTER Arthur
Jerome Boyd and Rose Mnrie Han
sotler, both residents of Jtiddle,
SPAl'CJH-RIKGEL Alba LaVern
Spaugh, Jr., and Kathleen Patricia
Riegel, both residents of Hose
burg. llELMTIOLDT-REDING Rich
ard Edward Ilelmboldt, Los An
geles, nnd Juunlta June Jicdlng,
Roseburg.
Mrs. Mildred S. Turner of
Millwood Passes Away
Mrs. Mildred Susan Turner. 72.
wife of George W. Turner of Mill
wood, died at her h.ome this morn
ing following prolonged Illness.
She wus born at Janesvllle, Wis
consin. March 4. 1SU8, and wus
married to Mr. Turner at Cartage.
S. I)., January 31, 1X89. They came
to Oregon shortly after their mar
riage. Mrs. Turner ultimately made
her h,ome in Roseburg until about
11122, when she moved to the Cow
creek .district, near Glendale. For
the past five years she had made
her home at Millwood.
Surviving, heHldes her husband,
are three sisters, Mrs. C. F, Me
Donald of Oakland, Oregon; Mrs.
F. E. Albright Glendnle. Calir.. and
Mrs. L. B. Ward. Los Angeles.
Calif., and a brother, C. R. .Ijingley.
Portland, Oregon.
The body ha been removed to
the Douglas Funeral home ami fu
neral arrangements will bo an
nounced later, ,
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Local
News
Ten mile Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrtt. Chester Howuril, or Tennilln,
spent Sutunluy here on buslnnH.
Spends Day Here
Oliver Fisher,
few hours In
intending to
of Dllliird, ttpent a
HosebuiK tSutui'day
husinesK,
House Painted The homo of Mr.
urn! Mir. A. J. Ellison nnd family
Kust Custt street has been re
painted. ,
Visits In CoWatlis I.eullo Colo.
Watkfns dealer for this territory.
spent the week-end visiting friends
m (Jorvullls.
Spend Day at Crescent City
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harris, of this
idly, drove to Crescent City. Calif..
and back yesterday.
Shop and Visit Mrs. Alta How
ard imd Mrs. Pearly Huhn, of Ten
mile, spent Saturday In this city
shopping and visiting friends.
Returns to Work L. J. Crafton
left here this morning for his work
in Kugeno. following tho week-end
at his homo on North I'ine street.
Back From Honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs. Hoy J. .Smith have returned
to Koseburg, following a week's
honeymoon at coast points. Mrs.
Smith was formerly MIhh firnce
Montgomery. ,
Obtain Marriage License A mar
riage license was issued Saturday,
July 6. at Keno. Nevada, to Itene
Shaffer. 21. Tiller, nnd Mildreth
Montgomery, 20, Days Creek.
Visit Here Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold
Haruuni and family, of Portland
have been spejiding the last several
days in this city visiting at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. ClydeWlurd
and also wilq Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S.
McDonald. -
Return to Salem Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Young and small son, Ronald
Dean, left last night lor their home
in 5alem, following several days
here visiting Mrs. Young's uncle
nndJMMit.JJii.and Mrs. D. ll(,ljubnr.'
Her : onVvtsinestSteryftk4
star e. . eeaemi. maiu&rer tuvlt
'WtSiiAW Wd LLbiber m:
,pArry sprtt Saturday 4 this cty:
visiting K. PajtHir lh.r. Staffe
yHiiiert?Himi in iwnnJianiwooui
-U)d p&ifoi Mompanled
jt:tftyNni&fr'T?cHM
(taker 'and s,MiaSi 1W Seed lni
Jteturned to th'etomMllMR into
'IopTOrllrg.WMoCr
.Smiilern,' iTiVel da Bnker. and
l04Mt.lfi Gaylp. who pln
,-ttef.-tir Fort- LwlCHptnln
f;: W. Ruhl, of thin .oiijcileft' Sat
urday for Fort fcewbi,' Wah., to
upend -tlto.ncxt two. Xtflis in offi
cers, reaorvo training, lie wa nn.
companled ns''niv as Portland b;
iiw flaugiltB)-,. Miss Hutli Alio, who
win .imiiiiviwu wnpsit.,UBt,vrtVJitll1
lug MtaC'tttab. WlnTOWivroWitfrly
o(.UiW;xityf1l& ttrfdlhg thp;
t;HTtBtgimi.llJi;TIKti ;W ,IWl('lng.
. . . looks like Chesterfield's real mildness is
holding the stage with smokers everywhere.
Ask for a cigarette and sure enough Chester
fields come popping out all around you.
Smokers everywhere w ant the cooler
MIlDER BETTER-TASTING cigarette that SATISFIES.
nesterneld
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Here on Business Mr. and Mrs.
W. 12. firay, of I.ooim, wero UubI
ne.su vltdtnrH In this city Suluiday.
Back Prom Lake Mm. Oraee MI
colli and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Me
Itomtld nnd daughter. Mrs. 'la I ford
Warner, nee Helen McDonald, have
returned hern following a trip to
Diamond lake.
Visit In Eugene Stato Pol Ira
nian Paul Morgan and Mrs. Mor
gan and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. flood
win, of this city, spent the week
end In Kugeno visiting relatives and
attending tho golf tournament be
tween Itoscburg and Kugeno
teams.
Return From Ashland Mrs. K.
O. Hickll and son, Jack, returned
hero yeatorday fr.om Ashland,
where they visited several days
with tho former's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George
Kramer, and other relatives and
friends.
Leave for Corvallis Mrs. M.
Hazel Dixon and daughter. Miss
Hettyjane, who are attending sum
mer school nt Oregon State college.
left last night for Corvallis, follow
lug a four-day stay at their sum
mer camp, Jtio Hacienda, on the
North Cmpqita river.
Stop Here Saturday Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. (J. Wado. of Oakland,
Calif., slopped hero Saturday for
a short visit with the latter's broth
er, Frederick J. Porter, en route
to Kugene to spend two weeks va
cationing and visiting Mrs. Wade's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter,
Sr. Mrs. Wade, nee Rosina Porter,
and Mrs. Wade, who is an official
In the Montgomery Wurd company
Oakland office, both formorfy mado
their home In Uosoburg. En route
back to California, they will spend
a couple of days In Drain visiting
Mr. .Wnde's mo I her, Mrs. Jaunie
Wade, formerly of this city.
Leave for Medtord George Felt,
of this city, look Ills aunt, Mrs.
William Mai'tlg, of Pasadena,
Calif., by plane yesterday to Mod
ford, where tho hitter will reinuln
for a week's visit with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Connej formerly of this
city. Mrs. Mnrtlg hns been here
the last several mnutliB visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Doorner,
and other relatives as well as'
friends. Last week- the Doerner
family- and Mrs. Martlg, accom
panied bv Rev. and Mrs. O. W. Da
vis, of- Rell, Calif., spent' several
days at Steamboat.. Rov. and Mrs.
Davis, are spending this wenk -In
Caitbjf.j-Oi-e., attending -r-i .- cHureh
jifoftn.6'aiul will Join; Mpi-dvMlF
;BbSA Medford th first o"f?itj
:!Jui taetiejtUj Callfolt
SPECIAL
HNOUNCIMENT
'Hi reSntly aai4iiiM'
ices.; .m MKHJH.Ke.lVtf:W.
manage It's Cafe, which will be
nmru
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$5!&- I i ? 'SSI:;
Visit ' Hers Sunday Mr. and
Mrs, Krmol Churchill, of Mui-hIi.
field, sprat Sundny In Itnspliurn
visltinK tholr uncle and aunt, JudRt
and Mrs, It. W. Mursters,
Leaving Tueiday Mr. and Mrs.
V. I. l'orry nnd boh, Vunce, of this
city, nnd Kay and Miss Kdna Uur
Inn, of Druln, hrothcr and sisler of
Mrs. Perry, are leavlny Tuesday
for Dluninnd luko to spend sev
eral weeks vacallonltiK.
Visiting Grandparents .nuth Ann
Penrcy, duiiKhter of Mi, nnd Mrs.
II. !.. Penrey, of Sulein, lins arriv
ed hero to spend two weeks visit
ing her maternal grandparents,
Juil-te and Mrs. R. W. Mursters,
on North Jackson street,
Back From Wedding Trip Mr.
nnd Mrs. WUIltini K. lllunier, re
cently married In this city, have re
turned here from their weddliiK
trip anil ttro visiting the latter's
sister. Miss Murio Martens, on
North Jackson street. Mrs. lllunier
wns formerly Miss lrnm Martens.
Daughter Is Born Word was re
ceived this morning of the hlrth of
a duuKhter, (,'arole Klinnheth, to
Mr, and Mrs. C. Arthur Young, of
Sun Francisco. Mrs. Young, for
merly Miss Helen Thompson, is n
niece of Miss .Margaret Pago and
C. M. Page. She taught at the
Green school severul years ago.
Visits Here Miss Margaret Slo
cum, formerly of this city, now a
resident of Portland, and Harry
Mengcs, of Eugene, spent Sundny
In this city visiting nt the S, K.
Sykes home. Miss Stocum Is en
joying a two weeks' vacation. Mr.
Mengcs Is warehouseman for the
Zcllorlmch Paper compuny In Eu
gene.
TODAY AND TUESDAY
A Grand Show
AtiflSr Intern? t V
-'.svlddles
til Kiui fimvivra ii
BRENDA JOYCE oho of Hollywood's buiiosf y' j
and moil popular young tlart, furrenfly V- -
. . appearing in tho 20lh Cenlury ?pk.p'
BETTER MADE FOR BETTER SMOKING
This view at teen in the moving picture "TOBACCOIAND,
U. S. A." shows one of Chesterfield's huge modern tobacco
conditioning units. It adds usf the right moisture content
to Chesterfield's mild ripe tobaccos and enables the stem
to be removed cleanly. -,
Leota A. Brunner Dies
at Her Roseburg Home
I.eota A. nrunner. 18, daughter
of George and Hannah llrunner,
died at her home, 321 South Pine
street, Roseburg, Sunday evening,
following a short Illness. She won
born In Roseburg Muy 7,
Surv v tie besides her parents
are three Bisters, Mrs. Jack (Wan
da) Esherg, Washington, 1). i
nnd Reryl and JlecKle llrunner,
both or Roseburg.
Christian Science services -will
be behl at the Roseburg Undertak
ing compuny chapel at 10:30 ft. m.
Tuesday, ufter which the body
will be taken for burial to Denver.
Colorado, by Mrs. nrunner nnu
her daughters, Beryl and Beckle.
Leave for California Mr. and
Mrs. James Crawford loft 8uturday
for their home In l,os Angeles, fol
lowing their wedding trip to thin
city to visit tho latter's grand
father; George Weber, and other
relatives as well as menus, mrn.
Crawford was formerly Miss Jeanne
Ward of this city. For tne last sev
eral years she has been residing In
Imb Angeles with her motner, Mrs.
Henry Dutton, formerly Cora
Weber, of Roseburg.
TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY
PAL NIGHT
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