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Newspaper Page Textr HPSEBUKS WEWS-KEVTEW, TOSETOK, OTSOW, SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1940. THREE iXr. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Marry at Methodist Church ft"-;., v ,n life Miss Nolda Ttofldmnn. of tlits rfty, (InuphUT of Mr. and Mrs. Ar iliur Itoiidmiin. of rmpcimi. and llovncn Sonnoborn, f Portland, pon of Mi's. Anna Hon 11H torn, of l.os AiikcIw. were marrti'd at. n lK-iiiitilul service at four o'clock Thursday. .Inly 11. at the Metho dist clmrrli. nr. Charles A. Kd ivnrds foi nmd 1 he iuipressivt1 riiiK ctMt'inony in the prfnenro of nhniit tucntv closo friends and re latives. A larpo howl of gladioli, Shasta daisies and hahy's breath center ed the altar, which was flanked . liy inalchifiK hotifiuets. A while Rat in prayer pillow was arrang ed in front of the altar. Pioeedint; the ceremony Mrs. Vera McCllntock Jones pann. "Hecnuso" hy li'llardelot and at Uje close of tho ceremony sunt? "I liovn Yon Truly" by Carrie Jacobs Uond. Mrs. fiorrinn Stewart, or panist, played Lohengrin's Wed (litiK Professional for the bridal party to enter the church: "Oh Promise Mo," ilurim; the cere inony and at the close of the serv ice phived Mendelssohn's Reces sional March. The bride, who was pi von in marriage by her father, was very t tractive in a navy blue eyelet embroidered organza afternoon frock, fashioiu-d with a full skirt and a gathered waistline fastened in front with a bow. Tiny pin ruf fles outlined the neck and puffed sleeves. She wore a large navy lilnn picture bat Vended with a w hito rihlion and a shoulder cor sage, of gardenias. ' I lor accessor ies were blue and white. Mrs. Ted Itoadmnn, as matron oT honor, wore a royal blue flower ed chiffon afternoon frock with navy blue picture hat and blue and white accessories. The bride's FRIENDLY CIRCLE CLUB HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The ladies or (he Friendly CirHe club mot on Wednesday of this week at tho new home of Mrs. "Harry Stone in Riverside. After the usual business meeting the af ternoon was spent In nlaying games and visitinst. Later dainty refresh inotits were served and n lovely birthd'iv cake was presented by Mrs. IML'by to Mrs. Hlevins, Mis. Stone. Mrs. Ospald. ami Mrs. Le win. whose birthdays occur during July, August and September. Two now members were taken into the club at this meeting. Mrs. C. lloalon and her daughter, Miss Lois. Members present were: "Mrs. Sriewiir. Mrs. Lcwin. Mrs. Hlevins. Mrs. I Mincan. Miss June Itowon. Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. ttowen. Visitors for the afternoon were: Mis. Haskett all 'I Miss Frances Noltleton. The next meeting, which will be a white elephant natty, will he bold Autr-ist Utb at the bome of Mis. Kroil Rowen at. VUZ Winches ter street. MRS. CHESTER HERCHER ENTERTAINS FOR MONTANA VISITOR ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Chester Hercher very gra ciously entertained at a delightful o'clock dessert-luncheon Wed nosday at her home to compliment Mrs. lloyd Pales, of Missoula. Mont. Attractive bouquet of col orful summer (lowers were used about the rooms. Cover" were placed for Mr. Tlale. guest of honor. Mrs. Edwin Rooth. Mrs. H. H. Turner. Mrs. Walter Hercher. Mrs. A. B. Tav lor. Mrs. B Ft. Maddox. Mr. Scott Williams. Mrs. K. C. Patterson and the hostess. Mrs. Chester Her cher. Contract brldee was enjoyd during the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. P.a!e receiving the guest prize. Mrs. Taylor the hieh score prize and Mrs. Patter eon the traveling prize. 1 - if I Nt'tt N- Jlt- lew 1'imtu ami Imiki'uViiik Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sonneborn. mother and the bridegroom's mother wore blue and white en sembles. Ted lioadman, brother of the bride, acted as best man. Following the ceremony, an in formal reception was hold In the attractive garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Roadman in Kd enbower. The serving table, cov ered by a beautiful lace ninth o,ver pink, was centered by a large tiered wedding cake topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom and flanked by tall white tapers. The cake was cut bv the bride and ices were served by Mrs. Arthur Koadman, Mrs. I. K. Hennigh. Mrs. Nance Fit.simmons. Miss Mary Walter and Mrs. Ted Road man. (Juests present were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roadman, of limp qua; Mrs. Anna Sonneborn. of Los Angeles ; Mrs. Mary Price, grandmother of the bride: Mrs. I.ula tiorrell, of Sutherlin; Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kd wards, Mrs. It. K. Hennigh. Mrs. K. H. Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. I.enox, Miss Mary Walter. R. I). Hlack. Mrs. N'ancy l-'itsfinuions. Tommy At kins. Vera MoCllntoek Jones, Mrs. Cordon Stewart, Mrs. Margaret Kruson, Mrs. James Metz and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Roadman and daugh ter. Sharon Lee. The bride was graduated from the Siilhorlin high school and for the last few years has owned and operated Marion's Ileauty shop in Roseburg. Mr. Sonneborn was graduated from I'liiversity of Cali fornia yt Los Angeles and is n factory representative - for the Heatity Products, Inc.. of Port land. Following a wedding trip to coast points, Mr. ami Mrs. Son neborn will go to Portland to make their home. COOPER FAMILY REUNION IS ENJOYED SUNDAY The sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Plinn Cooper, pioneer set tlers nf this section, met Sunday, July 7. for a reunion with their families awl relatives at the C. L. Weber grove on Roberts creek. Visiting and pitching horseshoes were enjoyed throughout the day. A t one o'clock t he la rge out door tables were spread with a delicious picnic lunch which was enjoyed by the following: Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mynatt. Miss Htnora Cooper, Mr. ond Mrs. Percy Croft, Mrs. K. P. Croft, all or Rose burg. Mr. and Mrs. M. Voeller and children. Marilvn and Paul, of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. I, E. Wftner and mother. Mrs. Wimer. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wimer and son. Wayne, nil of Brownsville. Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooper, Miss Beatrice Cooper. Clifford, Frank, and Gooree Cooper, ( has. Pvar. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Weber. Kathl"en and I.nren Weber. Mr. and M r. Ben Doss. Mr. and Mrs. lunulas Chapman, and Mrs. Anna Franklin, all of (Hide. an. I Mr. and Mrs. Mi nor Cooper ami daughter, Eliza beth. MRS. EUGENE PRINCEN JR.. IFNTERTAINS NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB THURSDAY Mrs. Eugene Prlncen Jr.. enter tained the Northside Sunshine club at her lovely country home Thursday afternoon. A short busi ness meeting was followed by a social hour of playing bineo and visiting, filadioll formed the de corative motif for the occasion. At the tea hour Mrs. Prlncen. hostess, served lovely refresh ments to Mrs. Eucene Prlncen Sr.. Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Ballot, Mrs. T. J. Wriston. Mrs. Rewroft. Mrs. N. R. Fisher. Mr. William Finn r. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. I .one, Mrs. Rutlor. Mis Elizabeth Paul. Mrs. L. W. Ingels. Mrs. Krnse. Mr 'a?ebeer and Mis Bernardino Prlncen, members, and the fol lowinp eue-ts. Mrs. Stuart. Mr. Paul. Mrs. Hakett. Mrs. Elizabeth Eneholm. of Mfnnoapoll. Minn., stster of the hostess, and Mrs. Gal-iamz. REBEKAHS AND ODD FELLOWS INSTALL OFFICERS THURSOAY A joint Installation of officers of RoseburK RebeUah lodgo No. 41 and Pbiletarlan lodge No. S. was held at the I.O.O.K. ball Thursday evening. Visitors from Cottage (irove, Etkton, Norfolk. Neb., Bur lington. Wash.. Corvallis and Sac ramento, laiif., jieiou.led when called upon for remarks. Installing officers Included: dis trict deputy president, Ona Wil liams; deputy marshal, Elsie Reese; V. G., Alice Goff; secretary. Louisa Young; treasurer, Ethel Hu senbarlc; chaplain, LMIIan Nelson; musician, Maymo Pickens; inside guard, Gertrude Hatfield, and out side guard, Mayme Fell. Instil ing officers Tor the Odd Fellows in cluded: district deputy grand mas ter. Oliver Plumer; deputy mar shal. Alba Spaugh; V. (!., Kred Goff; secretary, T. B. Btisenbark; treasurer. Earl Pickens; chaplain, Ralph Russell; inside guard, J. X. Dent and outside guard, O. L. John son. Rebekah officers Installed in cluded: N. G., Lora Darby; 'V. G., llallie Willets; secretary, Tillie Johnson ; treasurer, Elsie Reese; warden. Hazel Althaus; conductor, Amanda Anderson; R. S. N. G., Alice Goff; L. S. N. G., Winnie Hawn; inside guard, Laura Houn shell; outside puurd, Maggie Deni; R. S. V. ., Ethel Bailey; U S. V. G.! Ruth Reese: chaplain, Ariiie DcWitt, and musician, Evelyn Fred ricksou. 1 Odd Fellows installed ns new nf ficeis included: N. G-, George Lnonils; V. G., Thomas Wriston; se-retary, A. J. Geddes; treasurer, Victor Boyd : warden, litlo Ste phens; cond.. Irank Ixjiik; R. S. X. G., Earl Pickens; L. S. N. G.. Fred Goff: L. S. N. (i.. Jack Dent; inside guard, Chester Campbell; outside guard. W. O. Patterson; It. S. V. .. Victor Micelli; L. S. V. G., Oliver Johnson; chaplain, Oliver Plummer; R. S. S., Harry Taylor, and L. S. S.. August Heck. Group singing wan led by Fred A. Goff and laler refreshments were served in the bnmpiet room bv the following enmmilee: Ger trude Hatfield. Belle Stephenson, Mayme HinlneH, Anna Gulden, Nora RIokrhi. Alvla Wetherell, Kate Kninsworth, Frank I-ong anil Oliver Johnson. L. A. TO B. OF R. T. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON WEDNESDAY EVENING Mrs. C. P. Snnddy. president, con ducted the regular meeting of the ladies auxiliary to the Brolherhood of Railway Trainmen held Wed nesdav evening at the Woman's clubhouse, with Mrs. R. D. Williams acting as hostess. The club quilt was won by Mrs. II. I . Harris, of Milwaukee, Ore., a former resident of this city. It was announced that Ibere would lie no meeting of the auxiliary in August, the next regular meeting to be held the evening of September 11th nt the clubhouse with Mrs. C. E. Walker as hostess. 'v, A social hour followed the. busi ness meeting, nt which time Mrs. Williams served lovely refresh ments to Mrs. Snoddy, Mrs. R. W. Meissner, Mrs. C. L. Spray. Mrs. G. U. Helbig. Mrs. C. H. Fream. Mrs. S. W. Stunner, Mrs. Andrew J. Ford. Mrs. V. R. Duncan and Mm. W. J. Clarke, of Roseburg. and Mrs. F. It. Dunlap and Mrs. . O. Cordon, of Eugene. DIXON FAMILY AND FRIENDS ENJOY PICNIC ON HOLIDAY The Dixon clan and a party of friends enjoyed a deligblful picnic on the Fourth or July on the old James Dixon donation land claim on the North rnp(ua river. Cov ers were placed for Mrs. J. II. Short, May Short. Claude Short. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Short, of Drew, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Miss Carrie. Will and James Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Metzger and daugh ter. Miss Frances, of Roseburg, and Miss Margaret, or Chicago, Clifford Ijssman. of Chicago, and Alfred Smith, of North Bend. F. S. CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT CHAPMAN HOME The F. S. club was delightfully entertained by Mrs. O. R. Chap- j man at her home Tuesday nrier 'noon. Sewing and visiting were , enjoyed. A lovely lace tablecloth covered the ref resh men t t a ble. 'which was centered by a bowl of attractive gladioli. Delicious rerreshments were served to Mrs. Emma Bauck, a guest, Mrs. C. If. Wickham. Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs. It. W. MelssneY, Mrs. II. T. Bloom nnd ami the hostess, Mrs. Chapman. The next meeting will be July 23 at the home or Mrs. J. F. Byrd. KIWANIS DIRECTORS CM-TCDTA IMtri-k A T niMKICD !AT "WADE INN" WEDNESDAY Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade enter tained the Klwaiiis directors at a very delightful seven o'clock din ner at their beajitiful new summer place. '"Wade Inn" on the North l'mp'1'ia river Wednesdav even in'.; .' Mrs. Wade was assisted in serving' by Mrs. Ivan Pickens. I Covers wore placed for II. O. Par-! get or, G. V. Wimberly. Dr. II. C.I Church. D. E. Carr. H. L. Herron ! K. S. McClain. O. M. Krell, I. A.t Rhoden, J. It. Wharton, n gooHt.j ami the host, Dr. C. B. Wade. Following the dinner, a very en joyable social hour was held. COSTS LISS TO US I THAN iOWDIt$ OR FASTIS! Amtiinc ditcovcryt One tppltcation of DENTUR EZE will mahe your Ioom plate fit like nrw far wetkt. Not pow der or purr a new.tjpt plattic that actually rcltnet plate 1 One tube contama teveral applicationa. Tbouaanda of en thuaiaitic uiera, DENTUR EZE SSKIiiSi CHAPMAN'S DRUG STORE Roseburg, Oregon SIDE GLANCES t ..juoscoj iiiajoddu on lUSnojq joiibj jno.t ans Get Ready IlInK Crosby mill (Moriu .Iculi. Ihcallf in "II 1 I luil My Way." At Rose Theater Rita Johnson and Eddie Canlor, stars of "Forly Little Mothers," comliiK to the Rose theater Sun day. LUTHERAN CHURCH TO HOLD PICNIC LUNCHEON SUNDAY, JULY 14th Immediately following the nn niversary service to be held to morrow morning at 11 o'clock at St. Paul's Lutheran church with Professor F. Sylwester, of Portland as Ruest speaker, the members and friend b will hold a picnic luncheon at the parsonage and en joy a social afternoon. Those at tending the luncheon are request ed to brliiB their own table ser vice, a covered dish and sand wiches. Professor and Mrs. Sylwesler ar rived in Roseburg Saturday to spend the week-end with their son arid daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Kylwoster. They were ac companied bore by the W. A. Syl- When words fail say it with pictures. And be sure your message is clear, in A picture developod by our reliable film develop ing. Dtvelopinq and Printing roll of 8 25C Your choice of Enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St Phone 9 V '"jjjj i 1 1 joj ouioi sjdaoj osai) 'snopidsns jiq on; u tn,i for a Duet conilni,' Kunilay to llilnt'H Imllmi wester's son. Jimmy, who has been attending school in Portland since last October. RIVERSDALE H. H. CLUB ANNUAL PICNIC 18 ENJOYED WEDNESDAY The annual picnic of Ihe Rivers dale Happy Hour club was a large and very enjoyable affair hold Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John Uurkhart on (he North Unip mia. Seventy-three were present lor the occasion. Visiting and Chi nese checkers were enjoyed dur ing tho pleasant evening hours. Mrs. Bertha Taylor of Roseburg Passes Away Mrs. ni-ilhn Taylor. 89. of 431 South .Mill HtrpKl, died Thuradiiy i-viiniiiK folloulrm' u iroloHK('d III neas. The hody Iiuh bemi nMiifvMl to the loiiKlaH Funeral home and funeral arrangements will he an nounced later Uon receipt of word from relatives. Improving W. A. Howard Is re ported to he convalescing at the fUilf-l Grand, following two weeks severe illness. R H. A. LOANS for remodellnc. Additions, Karaes, (rhieken houses, etc., see PACK'S. (Adv.) you and your f!hlldren. this bl unabtldced dictionary la daily I queation-aiuwerer. "Look It up In the Merrfam-Webater" and you consult "The Supreme AuthorUy"t FOR YOUR OKHCE, this new : Merrlam-Webster la the court of I final appeal on the apelling, pro nunclation, meaninf, and use of : words. I SEE THIS NEW VORK at your I bookdealera or write for deacrip live pamphlet to G. & C. Merriam ! Co., Dep't 11, SprlniBeld, Mass. I NEW INTERNATIONAl"BBBBB,BB,BBBBBBBBBBBHBB" , DICTIONARY l'H YOUR HOME, i X -y mr Local News Kelloflo Vltltor Here V. K. Hoi comb, of Kellogg, was In Rosebuty attending to business yesterday. Here From Umpqua Lola ml Powell, of I'm noun, was here ut tending to business for a few hours yesterday. Mr. Lynch Here Richard Lynch, of Camas Valley, spent a few boms in Kosebun? yesterday at teftditm to business. Here on Business W. Caster, of the Vomalla Feed store, was a business visitor in this city yosler day. Visit at Church Home Mrs. James H. ('lark and two sons, Jer ry and Neal. of Portland, have been spending the last ten dips in this city visiting Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Church. Trantferred to Eugene Mr. nnd Mrs. F. C. Riley moved Thursday to Eugene where Mr. Riley has been transferred by the Soul hern Pacific company. He is a brother of lnt)ard Riley, senior high teach er here. VlEit at Miles Home Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Jeffs, of Pasadena, Calif., ami Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Horn and son, Tom, of Grunts P.iss. spettt Friday in this city visiting at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miles on North Stephens si reel. Arrive From Los Angeles Dr. nnd Mrs. George II. I lour k and daughter. Janol. and son, George Campbell lloiuk, of Los Angeles, have arrived here lo spend a part of their vacation visiting Dr. Ilouck's rather, Dr. George E. Ilouck. on South Stephens street. Bible Class to Meet Dr. R. L. Dunn's uon-denomlmitiona III ble study class will meet Monday night at 1:Art o'clock In the dining hall of the Douglas hotel to take up the study of "The Marriage in Hea ven. ' An attendance of f7 was re ported for this week's meeting. Will Preach In Riddle Dr. R. L. Dunn will preach Sunday evening n( 8 o'clock at the Christian church at Rldole on the subject. "The Four Horsemen of tho Aiwcalypse ami the Fifth Horseman," Dr. Dunn has been presenting the weekly sermons at the church al Riddle for the last several weeks. Arriving Here Today Mrs George Crockett and daughter. Mivs Marjorle, and son, David, of Taco ma, aro expected to arrive here and Mrs. L. W. Josse on East I'oug today In visit al the homo of Mr. las street. Mr. Crockett is unend ing the market showing this inomh In Chicago. Go to Corvallfs Mrs. Enrl Agio. Mrs. A. C. Marsters. Mrs. .1. W. Howard and Mrs. Henry Richard son, of this clly. left yesterday for Corvallis to visit the Children' Farm homo. Mrs. Marsters, Mrs. Agee ami Mrs. Richardson will be the guests of Mr. und Mrs. L. Gil bert and Mrs. Howard will visit with the John R. Howard famllv. .Xal Today, Wallace Beery in "Twenty Leavei on Vacation Mrs. Hazel Lytle, Douglas county heulth nurse, left today lor Grants Pass to join her husband and spend seveial weeks vacationing at Oregon and Washington coast points. Will Visit In Klamath Falls Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher and daughter, Susan, of this city, will spend the week-end in Kla math Falls, visiting relatives nnd friends. Their son, Elllolt, will go to Wolf Creek scoul camp tomor row for two weeks. Starting Sunday f T7 - . I MEET ficlfmot. CANTOR...who didn't infanticipate any thing like this ! CANTOR...who didn't I . infanticipate any- ithinlike this ! 8how 2-3:30-7;9 Mats. 30c Inc. tax Eves. 40c Inc. tax Kiddles lOo IT'S' ALWAYS COOL AT THE ROSE SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY! Strike Up the Band! Bing's in Town! m 45? '. r- -hi I ' 1 , m i u ei brendei donaid woods r,..Nj. ( W Afternoon 30c Inc. tax v. "l -jX 1 Evening 40c Inc. tax PREVIEW TONIGHT AFTER SECOND Illinois Vliitora Leave Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie Hill and small son, Dean, from Illinois left Thursday after visltinp here for several days with Mr. Hill's sister, Mrs. Earl l4ewig and family. They wero ac companied to Roseburg by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hill of Seattle, and re turned with them to Seattle tew visit, for a few days before coUwilng to their home In Illinois, ft wus the. first trip to the west coast for Mr. and Mrs. Hill, who were greatly, pleased with Douglas county. , for Three Pays Hit Numbtr Two OUT Of THf SHADOWS K? i ciKMrinu wrn i " TUt CIIUIIfiUT AE B. am to give you the grandest blending of story, songs and stars ever screened! Mule Team SHOW sS ill ITS ,41 if'