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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1940.
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Sunday, July 23
Crti'h-n Vn'lev Wo.heer club
p;id i. V. i oi.imiriii Invited to an
mm I club politick picnic dinner at
Mutton's prove. Col fee, to In fur
nished by t full.
Fugles pii-nU- lo hi' lu ll at Win
Chester on tin North Cmpqun. So
cial hours to follow picnic.
Monday, July 20
Or. it. L. Dunns mm denomina
tional lllble study clans lo close
fifth year of sludy ni 7:15 o'clock
at Douglas hotel tltntiiK hall. Spe
rial Kin I speak!' from Seoul. Ko
rea. Member ami friends invited.
Wednesday, July 31
ItoHchurg Arl aiel Kmbroidery
cluli to meet In itlternoon at home
of Mrs. WIIHhih Unlley.
Cray Ladies lo hold all day sew
ing nueting for lied Cross at Si.
Ceorge's Kpiscopal palish hall on
F.aHt Cass street. .Members to sew
irotn ton to lour o'clock
Thursday, August 1
Ladles of Nosehurg Country club
to meet at club course at S.:in a. in.
for colling; potleck luncheon at
12:0 nnd contract bridge lourna
incnt phiy at l.-". Cottage Crove
ladies to ho guests ol honor.
Caide.i Valley Women's emit to
meet al two o'clock In afternoon at
clubhouse w it It Mi;i, Cleni Schueid
er acting as hostess.
Kpiscopal 1411 lid to bold all day
sewing meeting al parish hall on
Kast Cass sheet t it sew for Hed
Cross.
Friday, August 2
Florence Night Ingulc tent, No.
15, Daughters ol Cnlnn Veterans of
tile Civil War. IXM-IKIm. to ineel at
7 : Itit In evening at armory.
Alethodlst Keystone club mem
bers tn meet at i hiirch at 11 a. in.
to go to It. II. Wilson home hi
T'mpuuu for planned potluek noon
luncheon In charge of Mis. K. C.
.lones and Mrs. K. A. Ilritton. This
meeting was previously planned to
ha held nl llm Ihlllon home.
Saturday, August 3
Hoschurg Woman's dub service
shop open all-day upslaiis In club
house opposite Hunt's Iniliaii the
atre. August M
M. , A. dub to hold politick
rveiiluK dinner for numbers ami
families at C. 1 1. Calkins camp on
L'orlli Cnipqun.
O
IBLG CLASS TO HEAR
VISITOR FROM KOREA
1ST MONDAY NIGHT MEETING
All member and Mends or Mr.
H. L. I u nil's lion dciHtuihiai j'liiul
. Ihblo study rla-s ;ire urg-d lo al
tend Ibe 7-t.l o'clock meeting next
Mnh!;i ', uighl al the dining half ol
the Dotiglns hotel lo hear .1 T
Chase. superintendent nl the Chris
tiau Missions in .Seoul. Korea, who
will be Ibe guest co-alter. He will
Illustrate bis message movinc
pictures of his work there Hr.
Dunn's ( iass bus contributed iSJon
to lids mission during ilic last onr,
so he members have a special in
terest In Mi. Chase's work. The
cias.t luiuisbed the salary tor a na
Ihe pastor. Vn t'.-in Kim. pastor o
the Slum Han-: Shin Church of
Christ, under ibe director ot Air
Chase, in Seoul, Kmea.
Support was also given Cbailes
I. Spell ma n. Jewish missionary at
Los Angeles, din iiu the last t-ar
and a special fund i.-ir i-ha r i t was
also raised by (In- i las.
Monday night's met-ling will
close tin hllii year nl study of I In
class. An m vei aye a I leiidauce ol
f. per 'veeiiutt h-i been recorded
dining the j ear's stud. Last year's
at tendance Was n -corded a an
average of Hi,
Class mem hi h receU inn spectn I
ceil ideates in i ero-j nit inn 'it' faith
I ill a I tendance this i-ar include :
Mis. Anna IV Abel. Mrs. Ida Mailt--.
Air. ami .li. K A. Itavli, L. W.
Ingols. Mrs. !i K John. A. I.
Klitmb-r, Oi.m t.nuii. h. and h
!'. W. I.umt'-eii. Mrs nnii l.eui
JliiiH Alice Mal.n. Mis Lie e- Invi I t.
Alex McMahnn. Mis. Minnie Nov !,
MlS. .Ie:i-M- I'aM. )!. .Mrs. i;.C
l'ajlmv. Mts. W. k. Ho. te-h-i
.Mrs. II. C. llauilleii. W IV
StiaiiL-e ami dauuhhr. I .. It-den.
MarKie Steele. y ;m. Mi.; ls;t;ie
Todd. Mrs. K. t niaih aiel l.-. CI
sie 'etsi jn
CAROLYN RAE UURR
CELEBRATES FIFTH
BIRTHDAY AT PARTY
Camlvii j;n (li. it. d,in:-iH"i td
Mr. and' Mrs. V. H. Ibnr. c-I.-Im aled
her 1 itt b bil l hda a 1 1 1 1 i i 1 t .--a t a'
el y chat Mil tu: pa i I t-'lneda ,
a I lei lionil a ' he!- home mi So'.it )i
Kane si reel.
Panics weie enjoyed duiiiiir lln
artejnoou in ihe londy -.aid--n ol'
Mrs. Churchill. I "idorlul ball-ons
and i;av c.iloiid hats were pi eseni
i .1 to tin mnsf
laivt-lv rrtn-sbiHi iits i ie ;eleii
al tine loll? table pl'iet-il nllde! Ibe
tites. and dei-inntetl wilh silinliie! .
Mosouis in iin al 1 a n e b'iHiiei
)dhc"d tin a niinor and eueii.Ud
liy niiiratll't Miinial i ( an ;:; i: out
M on inn!:!. ptn aa.i lii- !
bitthda cake, iiuhled Itv tle nil
dies, w as t at and ei i-i
(iaesiw ol I .irolvn It'tt- pit i nle'l
loviiy hh ibilnv utiis in to-! in
bono! ol l be asioii. Covi-i
placed I'M' Hie Ulle.-! o Imno) ,ltld
Jiinmv llelliw. II. IMnllis .I-me- ,
. Philiip Sinlei-m Ihlly il.-n (: :
llobbv !f-K-lii-i. elid Sm'Hi
Anne Tniebbtod. nl Mnsiow. l lah t
l.jllian Ueaity, Sharon Hen hi-i iim i
J'cll'v LaViollelte, oi I'ciidleton.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB " . MEET
The Hina-lmiu Art and l-liulnidd j
pry eluh will meet uexi Weducsda j
atlevnoon a! the heme ii Mi J '-'ti
iiam Hall'-v. All noinl'i'- aij
toidiall invited lo be piv-etit.
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
I MRS. F. G. BURR PRESENTS
PUPILS IN CHARMING
SUMMER PIANO RECITAL I
Mis. - (!. I hi it, one of JJose j
bint's U7 lalented uiiibi:ins and'
piano leachei s, presented a Knmp
ol her imisi)- puptls in a cbanninu,
summer rm-ital at ln-r resilience:
studio on South Kane tr-i-t, 'i i- j
(ia ni lei iniuii. t.t which the mo j
ther.H of ihe i-iipii.i were j:ucsis -ifj
honor.
The fnllo A uu pioL-rain w as pre-,
rented ami enjojul; I
"Mv Ndl's Ltillal." Hopkins;
Aiue'ica." Sharon Ileniier.
I'lami duet. "Linwind Waliz." b
Hooth. Sharon Hercher and Mrs.
lai.t-
"The Miliiat v Maud." Ililbro:
"Ilr-ads Cp March." Lloyd: "A
IMerisanl stiirv," Matlliews; Leila
flene Tai-heii.
I'laiio duet. "A l.lvelv lUniri' " Mai
Ihews; Leila Tallieil and Mrs.
Hurr.
'Country Cardens." I i rainier arr.
bv (ironms; "Kalrv I'olKu " Hpnul
ler; "Hidieve M ( All Tboso
Kndeaj lier Voiiii:: ( hat nis," by
Mei n ai (al ions ; I'loi eu-e n
ion.
"Sb-epv Llllle IIIiHd)e!l." Carolyn
line I'.iii i-,
"The Lone Pine." Zaniecnik : "Sa
int "I Amour," Kp:ai ; "Shake
I civil iIim stars"; Vada Mae
Hem.
Ilt aiitltul t orsap'S were preHenl
ed lo the pupils bv Ibe it-acher. Mrs
11.11 1- it nun kv Iioii,im,iu ,.r i iA
urftil f:uniiner blnssoms were ar '
rn in: (-d about (he renins and ltd -1
InwiriK ihe recital. Mrs. Univ. as
sisled hv her mother. Mrs. It. A.
Ilcrclier. nerved lovely refresh
incuts.
MR. AND MRS. SHORT
ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC
LUNCHEON ON SUNDAY
Mr. and Mis. Victor Shoi I en
lei lalned at a very lovely picnic
luncheon at their h.oiue al Iin w
Sundav lo honor their son ami
thiuybiei in law. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sburl, of Slnckloii Calit.
The (aides were a:iani:eil In Ihe
lariii' maide unl tie yiovi- nil Ihe
banks nl Klk creek. Covers Were
pl.e -ed lor lr and Mrs Max Shell,
am sis nl honor. Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Molxurr ami Mrs. M. Ha.'-l H'xoll
and tlam-hicr. Miss 1- iv jane, nl
Itosehnrif. Mary ami .May Short, ol
Clowr f-ek. Canie, Will and
.1. urn s I Uv, in, ot I'ixotivillc Mclba
And tews and Trances Scxioii, stu
deals at S.r and the host ami
llinteSM. Mr. and Mis. Victor Sl'.llt.
Mr. -itul Mrs Max Short plan tn
M-iiit n In tiheir bom-- in Sim I. inn
toiiitn row.,
MRS. G. W. MARSHALL
ENTERTAINS BRIDCE
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs. C W. Marshall e,v i.-.ra
i Iniistv enteiCiilidi her brid-.e club
Tue.-day al her :i 1 1 raei i e home oti
Ki'Sl )utlL'la: Sll.-cl. lii-ailtil boll
tiueis ol red uhetioli t ani-d teit a
jit'eMy lit f oi at ivi- mntit tor the o
t a. -don.
The britluf plav p in ! at ten in
I he mn- n in and was lolloWi-d b
a i hariMinn salad Iniu beon at nte-
o'iilH K. I'oVt lS w.'i-e plaeeil rir
Mrs. Mntyah Lawsr.n and Mts. It
It. M.ei.'-iv. t:a-ts. aiel Mrs. V
U inibeih. Mn W. . Ma-rt.-. Mts.
K. L. Whipple. Mis. Harry
hhnk. Mis Tie.! Hamillou and
Mis. li.. Caiehiiia.
Mr-;. Maddox won tin- huh ore
briiLM- pri'. inr auesis and Mrs
Harris won the i I;; It hii: h setn e
pi l.c.
AH-NEAH-NIKA GROUP
HAS MEETING MONDAY
AT JOHNSON HOME
All mr-resl iin; meclllii.: nl the All
Neab Nil, a Camp I'iif i;innp uus
lit 1-1 .Mnndav eveniiii: at Hie home
nl Mis. M.'hb- Johns-m on i-sl
first siti.-t, Inii'iesiin:: plan
ucir m ole lor the annual smnmer
t amp l"t ii oe: Sliiidav. .Itllv
Ntli. at Cie I'M!- - anip oil LiMb
i i et .
Hn 'al imltl of LJIlir-i was i ll
io. od and t.'tit'.-biiii nls w r; i' v
i ) i Vii u i it ;i Ma. k 1': ;eilla
Wade. Ai'e. a Slat!e- lt.-H Sm.'b.
oiiili- Ihatl. Shirlev ati'l I ait
r:i!i..i. .ban Wilt-. ii-:ih '"Ibtl.
l !oi t n o 1 1. titoM i "... i . Li e ! ..' ioi
,i nd 'ai t i ia :-heel: .
MR, AND MRS. WIMBCRLY
ENTKSTAIN AT DELIGHTFUL
AL FRESCO PARTY THURSDAY
lt. am' L- i
iteil I Ji"tx o!
.!.!! -bifil al 1 1
Wimb.M I
nd.. to c
It n
I t
i ' 1 1 n'.-'.ei I Thin sda v im
lb it n-: n M I H 1 ho 'Till
'I'll am arl n anpo'iii
W.I ailMIOled 111 llie i'.ai
s we,e plaM-d
Inr
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I .one. I'nileiton
i'i:i;. : ttm Mi
Mi
' ".lira;
el Mi
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FLORIDA VISITORS
HONORED AT DKLIGHTFUL
PA.TY MONDAY EVENING
Mi !' L. !
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t nlitidne-.l lo M ami Ml- S
- t tnii w i , i ,i in.: .,' t!n- V
S, Mi nn nr lirtitn- in I,. in: eh' ont
I'ho ... i-n i.oinc i he ci "ni!i i-r
. !M'l" 't Me ami Mis Sexton : -.1 .
of Inovn V' .Hid Mrs. V Mim
'or, Mr. anil Mrs - I.. Miles and
Mr. and Mis. -;, .. hrnwn.
Ml .IMI Mis. Si-Mull olatl lo isit
at San-ai with liieir son an-l d.iuh
lei Mt-'' i ' i I i m i 'i i o-,v hf, "
ii 1. y. i. :--t-m .. . ; -A i . Mi .. M.m
COTTAGE GROVE LADIES
TO BF. ENTERTAINED AT
COUNTRY CLUB THURSDAY
The CnHaae drove ladies will he
cuesis of honor at the ladies ol
the Country (tub hm-hhik nexi
Thursday al ihe club house. Inter
esting plans have been made lor
an unusually enjoyable day. All
liicmlior.s nl the (nscliui'K (lull are
hcim lilted In be preeiil.
The ladles met Tbili'siiay niorn-in-,'
(or poltlni; with Mrs. J. K.
.Marks and Mis. H. C. Stearns tyintf
for the first fliuht ami with Mrs.
Marks winning 'hi- lie play oil;
Mrs, Marshall Petiera won the see
omi llmlu and Miss Charlnite Jul
ian! won the third Mivhi.
Luncbenn was served al. ihe club
house al noon i-ml contru-.-t hride
was enjtiycd dm in the afternoon
wild Mrs. W. M. M.Karhern win
ninn the blub s.aire aii-l .Mrs. H. T.
Hansen ihe secnml hi'di ncore.
Those eiiJoyniK the day Im Indid:
Mrs. It. I). Itriil-es ami daughter,
lovce. Mrs. K. It. Vjim Ness and her
"Inter. M i s s Phyllis Allen, of Mloom
iiiKion, llltums. Mrs. .1. hillaid
ami da'i;:hieis. Charintie and .lean.
Mrs. W. ,. (ilmschehl. Mr. .vi.
McKacbern. Mrs H. C. Slcarns and
daiiKhiei. Matilvn, .Mrs. L. K. Fie
Mis. W. K. mi. Mrs. Loyal Stearns!
Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinm-v aiel
dabbler, .lane Hodman. Mrs. K. A.
I'ejirson. Mrs. Knueih (itiinc, Mrs
Marshall I'-nt-ru. .rH. (.'rank Cim-m
Mrs. J. K. Marks. Mrs. J. .. . lta "
ii. ('I('""e. .IS. n;in-iiS
LHswtHih. Mrs. W. T. IVi.-rs. Mj
H. T. Hansen. Mm. Pa,il Cethles.
and Mrs. .Maurice L. Hallmark.
TURNER-TAYLOR LUNCHEON
GIVEN FOR WEDNESDAY
BRIDGE CLUB AT RITTER'S
Hitler's Ita.-I; L'i.Hi t...
Liuiapia river at Wiiichesler. was
ill- seeue ,, a very delit-h I f nl p;,rlv
UedncMlay aliernoon. w,en Mrs
H H Tamer ami Mrs. A. 1. Tay
inr were .Infiu hostesses at a hn t-l'v
luncheon, when ihev eiihMtaiiied
Ihch- biidi-e chih. .
Atiraciive bniuinets n stimmer
l'.aers lent a colnrltll little To Ihe
rooms. Cnvms wen. placed Inr
Miss Moth Kroll, oi Tacnina and
Mis. foam D.hni n. uuesis. and
Mrs. M. IweN. Mrs I'. .M Let
Mrs. Len.y Hi,,!!. Mrs. . .1 Kill'
Min. Mis. T. I( llurr. Mrs K. C.
I'allersnsi ami Ihe hostesses. Mrs.
Tumor and Mis. Ta I ir.
i 'out rai l hrid;:e was enjtt.M tl ihir
i:i:r the . lensaiii afieriiooii hours'
with Mis. hurr winninv! the hlt-h
-cor.- ami Mrs. KIMmih Hi,, secnud
blll St ni e.
I
JOHN RAND CELEBRATES
FOURTH BIRTHDAY I
ANNIVERSARY AT PARTY j
John Ifand. son of Mr. and .Mrs.'
Clarence Unml. i-elehmted his fourth
biMhdax aniihorsary al a very cb
lichnnl vaidcti party Thurstlav al-i
leiimon. The :-anlen was esit-.-i.il-;
l. co'.nttil with nuim-itius ballonns.
(.am. - wer.- phived and pills
w-'ie ptoetiied to .lohn It tnii Carole
ami Caroh-iif Itoii.-nt-lt, Marshall
' Non. Kim-t (ireetie. Svta
Hand. I.oletta Kami and Shii b-
l.'aiol. '
Later in the aiiermvm. Mrs.;
Iiand. a e-tf.i lo. Mrs, Sh-wart Van
Cinder. Mis M N Nel.sou and
Mim .1 H. Ikmciick m-io.1 delmht
tul ifli -thtueuis at a tahh .Icrorat ;
d ioi the o.-caston and w lib in
dlvblua! Im Hi. lav cakes. which
v. . i lighted with liny i am ties.
i: racing each rover. !
I
MRS. ROGER BAILEY '
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE I
CLUB ON MONDAY
j .Mi.-.. Itnu.-r Haih-i very uranoits-'
ly eniei tain.-il b.-r hi idm- club ;, a
delmht i ul 'im- hi 1 1 y o'clock des - j
ei t lain Iieou at her ait raei ive
htmie in Lauielw-nnd Mnmlav alier
murii ll, aetinil hnmpiets ol i.-la.li
oii. strii'di ai:uis ami si.nck weie
an-ir:'.'-.! alioill the miomm, ;
; ! ncis le placed tor Ml'-;. 1 '
I, Wtmht-t l and Mi s W II Cluis I
'er. ':.:t-; is. and Mis. S. nl! Wl!-'
,mii. Mt.s. o. li. Hess, Mrs A,
I'.n. Ml- Ki.mk Cen'. Mtt l-'t.-d
a k .1 I'oiter ami the luisless.
Mr-, liailev. j
Cnttia. t laid:" was etiiojed dur t
ia- i lo- at Jet mion w ii b Mi s. W il '
l:;-ms v.',;;uim: t lie ii l.e tin hiirh
... !
KESTONE CLUB TO j
ENJOY POTLUCK
LUNCHEON FRIDAY i
I
Ti:e Met'iodisl ixe.'- .-loiie ehlli
w i!1 bol'i a planned itoilu.-k pirate 1
ii n ht"ti at mum next Kiirlay a',
" lloll.-r A. l es" ieiuie o!' M r. a ml '
Ml. I; It il--r.ii at I'mpMua. in 1
tr ad o' al Hie liriMnn hniile asj
pi i". iMii-! plaiiii-''l.
Tho.e rlesn nii; to atieml ate te-'
iplf-led lo be al tin- Methodist :
i Inn i : at 11 o'. I n k in t li- noi ninr ,
Min. C C. Jones and Mi.;. Iv A.1
I'.iiit.ui nat- been appninted u'-n
-'Lit . h i ;i men oi l he atlair h 1 he '
-tuli Mi e-i.p-nl Mts. Iv'iineth I'onl.
GARDEN VALLEY PICNIC
1 TO HE LARGE AFFAIR !
; SUNDAY. JULY flTH
Toitiet'ow. .ii 'JMh. t!ie Haiti. II;
ail. Women's chili wiil sp-nisnr;
it ;-:;n'i.i! name al lliitlotl s i;ite
it noon. In w iiu ii al! it -ident- !
i i '.a i ,i Vailey at i itn :ted to mmu '
j w P a !h-- club lot the otiasru). I 'ol - f
w ill be Lit ni-le tl In i he club.
T!,.-. 'tiiendi.ia ate a-ked tn lnui
! I h-M : .1 - t - dllltlt'I -
'GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY
Tin- liaidt-n Valley Women s i liibi
' bold iis m'uiii moiilh' businessj
I ami mm i.tl no eiiim uel Thttisdav j
i aliernoon al t w n n clock at the
1 . ).ihlUe V H Ii Mr- I'leiH 1 I'lMMd-
et a. Miv as boMcr-H li iie ;u l.icl's
ale to he piCMMlt.
BEAVF.RTON COUPLE
CELEBRATE GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. John Welch, of B a
erlon. On., celebrated their pold
en weildins nunlversary Wfidnes
ilay, July Kth. at ihelr hpuuiiful
linme. The ib-cnrations were es
pecially beautiful and were in
chiir;;n of their nephew. "Hud"
Scale), who is a florist.
A turkey dinner was nerved ai
a beautifully appointed table een
lered by twn larne utlractively do
eoiateil wialdins eakes. The din
tier was served at five-thirty
o'clock.
Nephews, nieres ami friend
spent Ihe day and evening at Hie
Welch home. Visiliim. music and
dam luc were enjoyed and many
beiiuHitil t'ltts were presented to
Mr. and .Mrs. Welch from their pas
tor. ev. Mr. Keil, Mr. and Mrs.
Thoinan Murphy. Mr. pari Mrs.
(ieorye Sealey ami three children.
Mrs. T. HeVo'im: ami f,ni. .Mr. ami
Mrs. Kirk Winslmv. Mr. ami M:s.
Henri-e Maiiasky. Mr. and -Mrs. K
,1. Hi-own. Mr. and Mm. Hnilj:ors.
Mi:;. Kllabeih IMck. Miss Kniheriie
Itxan. Frank Murphy, 11. Holbei k
aiid Mi. Youim.
REBEKAH LODGE HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
ON TUESDAY EVENING
rtosehiint Hebekah lodtte No. II
nut Tuesday evening al the I. (.(). F.
hail wilh Lorn Darby, mible Kraml.
presidl.i;,'. Mrs. Kthel llailey ami
Mrs. limb lieese were installed in
ile-ir respective ntlices by district
president, Mrs. Ona Williams, as
slsted hv Miss Klste Iteese.
It. I!. Waiiu'h. of. rtremerlnn.
Wash., was a visitnr and ua vu a
sht.ri talk when called upon.
Hazel AHhans, Klsie Heese ami
Jewel Louv. lunl chame of the prn
yraiu ami pi eseuied : accurdinn
nlo hv Lillian I'ohjola. tap dance
bv Kuth Ann Kuhl. accompanied by
Vera Mi t'lliitoi k Jones; readfim by
Ltua lloiinshell: piano solo by Mrs.
IJetnard Saar and Kinup siniiiiiK ac
((imiianied by Kvelyu Kretlricksnu.-
The refreshments were served
in ibe bampici rnoui by Mayine
Hmliedl. Ituth Uishman and daunh-tt-r,
Knnnalou, Minnie Nnyer. Ollie
Scott. Virginia Cyrus anil O. L.
.lohnsoit.
The next regular meethiK will he
hehl the evenini: ol Atmust LUh al
M o'clock at ihe I.O.O.K, ball.
MISS JANE HOFFMAN
COMPLIMENTED AT
CHARMING SHOWER
The Dixon rinnr.'er (amp. "lii')
Hacienda " on the North I'mpfpia
was the .-erne nt a wry chariuin,
sl'nwt-r pari y in compliment to!
Miss .lam- Ho'fman. popular bride -elect.
ien Satumnv by Miss liel
ivjane Dixon. .Miss Dnivithy Wins-!
ion. Miss Wi'ma I'Vldkamp ami'
.Mi.-s Kutrctiju Vinleli.
A si o'l-lnck supper was sel ved 1
b the lout hostesses In Miss IbMI'-j
man. miest nl hotvir. her mot her.'
M is. Kennel b W. K inuey. Miss '
Mclba Andrews, of Kimene. M iss j
K ranees Sex I on. of I'emlb.'ion i
I hoiist'L-iiests ol Ihe Dixon's over
the week end l. .Mis. Crordpn Ste-
watt. .Mt s. Lei n nr. I Saar. Mrs. M. !
Ha.el !'!Mn. .Miss Meredith Anim
leuk ins. M Iss I loloivs I 'acy, M inn-,
.Marjnib- oil. Miss Kalhryn Itusen-,
barK. Miss I ioi t hy Cermnnd. .Mi.-si
( i IihIv .s llii:r, Mi.ss (hiv liubar. Miss;
Alary K!le!i I Hit by. Miss .luyce
llriducH ami Miss Matllyn Slcarn.
ol Oak'and.
Swiinminu and visiliim were en-;
.ioyed dtiritm the pleasant eveninu
ii;iin s.
o t
F. S. CLUB MEETS
AT HOME OF MRS. BYRD
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Mis. .1. Mynl entertained the!
K S. club al a very lovely one'
o'clock luncheon at her homo Tues-
thiv attei nonu. A heautilnl lace'
elo'h i nver. tl the table, which was,
(entered hy an allraciive bnminet.J
while lari:e hmititets nf clmliiill j
Were Ut-ed about llU- liiriilis.
Sewim- and visinim wane enjnyetl
duiiii' the social hniirs by Mrs.
I'mina Itoit.k, a miest. Mrs. Harrv
C Ilailiel-I. Mrs. It. H. l.aird. Mrs.
C. 11. Wiekbam. Mrs. (I. i. Chan-
tnan. Mis. K, W. MeissmT. .Mrs. II. I
i'. Mlooiu ami the hostess, Mrs.j
Ityrd. j
Tiie oel niit-tlnu will he August!
Kltli ai the home nl Mrs. Karl
Decker.
P.N.G. CLUB HAS
POTLUCK SUPPER
ON FRIDAY EVENING
Thit'y membeis and Lti-sts nf
Hie I'aM Noble iJrands chili en-joM-d
a verv ihdlbunl si-ihiilj
o'clock pnt Im !t pi. nic supper Fri
ilav ex.-nin-j at Hie Hiisenlmi k ;
tnve in Melrose,
The hn.siiiesn meeting followed ,
tie- upper. alter whbh the urntip
en ; ived pla in uann-s and sim?
in itinund a larm ciimpfire.
l iie next ivmihir meelina will he
a picnic, t he place nf w hit h w ill
''- an mm need later a tul at which
time election of officers will be
held aiel initiation will take place.
K I WAN IS PICNIC IS
LARGE AFFAIR OF
TUESDAY EVENING
urn- m Ihe laruest affairs or the
weeK wii" the Mwanis picnic held
Tuesday eveulii" at the aiinudho
summer place nl in-, ami Mrs. 11.
K. Shn. -naker tin Hie North I'mp-
pm neat Winchester.
W. I.. Heiton atel as general
ch tiiaiaii nl the evemiu with Mrs.
riiesie. M.nsian as . haiiaian of the
in. ;sic siitnie: . One bnndred and
lllteen weie present to t-niny Ibe
o ca-'vui Itoailna. music and
sanies were etljoved duttnc the so
i 'ai exenini: limits.
RED CROSS SEWING
GROUPS TO MEET
Tin Hi ay Ladles oi yaninliiMi.
ii hu h meets once a w eel: tn seW
lor the Ke.l Cross, will meet fiom
fen in inur o'clock next Wednesday
aiieritooti at the KpiMopai parish
hall. l-!vi y member is uiia-d to be
present tn asslft in the sewing.
Mts 1. V. .losse is sewini: chair-
malt lor the moup.
iu Ihursday the menibtrs tint
uieti ls of Si, Henrije's Kpiscopal
i; u ml will hnh I an all day sew ins
MieeiillC he Ihe Hed C'Os nl Ibe
parish ball with Mis. M V. tMiddel
Imiij; ui'Un.j as sewing ihaiiniau.
Hollywood Designer Revolts Against
Calendar s Dictatorship Over Fashions
Ily LUCIE NE VILLT2 '
NF;A Service StaTf Correspondent,
HOLLVW(JOI) If you're buying dog-day clothes with the anxious
liopif thai they'll be wearable in. the fall, too, inuyhe you'll like Home
pointers from a Hollywood dealcnur who doesn't follow the weather.
Travis Han ton Isn't concerned with
what Paris used to say, doesn't
Kive, a rusK whether thin yur'H col
or card will list red us "polnsettin"
or "HaniiiiKo." He dresses Unih
Kox KtaiH according to their screen
roles, and his ideas ol what's most
HuttertiiK lo them.
"Naturally, organdy's for Rum
mer and fur coats are Tor winter."
Mr. Hanton conceded. "Hut beyond
that, colors and fabrics shouldn't
he classified according to the sea-i-ons.
What's utouk with a pray
suit in July, instead of April?
Why can't you wear print silks ex
cept in sprlne? Must everybody
leap Into black silk dresses just
hecuuse it's the first of Seplem
her?" However, if the reason you
i boose black for your first autumn
dress is because you have a grand
mahogany nun-tan to show off and
aren't just playhiK follow-the fash
ion leader that's all right. Latin
beauties don't have any closed sea
son on black, he pointed out, he
cause its so becoming to their
hrunet skins.
CALLS BLACK OR NAVY
SHEERS "TOWN UNIFORMS"
The convention Mr. Hanton most
dislikes Is the annual dog-days
rush for black or navy sheers lor
city wear. "Town uniforms." he
calls them, and recalled that on a
broiliiiK day during a recent trip to
New York. Hie coolest looking wom
an he saw wore a pink linen suit
with a large black straw hat.
Cray's a color that has been
neglected, he Ihinks, ami insists
il isn't "hard to wear"; It has as
wdde it range of shades as blue
does.
"Women limit themselves tre
mendously w hen they say they
can't wear or don't like certain
colors." said Travis Manlon, who
likes all of them "J-erhapa they
dislike green, or wine because (hey
once had an shall we say, unfor
tunatedress In 11. Or they are fol
lowing i makeup chart that cau
tions a red head against wearing'
any pink -- when, ot course, she can
wear several shades of pink."
As for fabrics, he argues, why
Is woolen so taboo for hot weather
(I saw a few while frocks, in the
resort collections, made of a baby-
SOUTH UMPGUA LADIES
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING WEDNESDAY
DAYS CUKE a. July 27. Ihe
.Inly meeting nf the South Cmp(ttn
Ladies club was held Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Waller I'oole
with Mrs. Karl Sumner, Mrs .1. L.
I'oole, Mrs. It, A. .Moore amf Miss
Net! e Moore as assist big hos
tesses. Mrs. K. A. Post of Rosehttru'
Wits present and gave a splendid
talk on the Ited Cro.-s - work now
being done, selling forth the possi
bilities lor such activities tn the
community. There lollowed it round
table discussion with Mrs. Posl an--wt'iiim
Ihe many questions asked
by various club members. However,
no definite action was taken as lo
the formation of a sewing group or
kindred activity.
Mrs. Cordon Clark was elected
secreiary-treasurer of the club to
fill the vacancy created when Mrs.
Ira I truck, who formerly hehl the
oitice recently left lor Portland lo
he gone several months.
Knelt one present was given a
slip of paper on which was written
a tpicsliot) lo be answered at roll
call. As a wide raime ol subjects
was covered by these questions the
result was ery interesting. Mrs.
Dora lladger gave an especially in
teresting answer to t in question
as to the place she would niosi like
to visit hy describing the restora
tion of La Purisimu Concepcion
mission located near her luriiici
home at I.ntnpuc. California.
In Ihe absence of Airs. T. L. Wea
ver, chairman nf the recently ap
pointed cunning committee. .Mrs. K.
A. Moore made a report on the
committee meeting hehl the pre
ceding Wednesday at Ibe Weaver
home. As (he hoi lunch project ol
ihe local .'chool is ot piimary im
portance to the community the club
is planum? in assist in procuring
equipment mid products for can
ning ami to also assist Mrs. Spen
cer with the work in so far as pos
sible. At the .Pine meeting, a cone
miltee was appointed lo work on
Ibis project. Ihe members being
Mrs Weaver, .Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
Karl Sumner. Mrs. Wade Worth
iiigtoti. Mrs. Joe liainville ami Mrs.
Oliver Bt niton. A discussion ol
ways am) means followed Hie re
pot t of Ihe committee ami tin read
Ina of ,i letter from the district ili
reclor nf division of professional
ami service projects, Miss Manche
I. Laniiley ol Ktigmie. concerning
the t'easthilitv ni' canning various
loods.
At the i Iom o." the business
meeting at which Mrs. .lohn Fer
guson, el ub president, presided, a
surprise hiithday shower of gifts
ma piesclitcd lo Mrs. Pete riant.
At tin ten hour (he hoste.tKes
set ved refiesbments tn Mrs. Post
nf Knsebnrc Mrs .lohn I'erausnn.
Mrs. Wade Wort hingtoti. Mrs. ttay
Wright. .Mis. Pete I'lam. Mr-;. Cor
don Chirk. Mk Ivan Welch. Mrs.
An hie 1'eignsnn. Mr. Alva Mat
thew. Mis. Dora Padirer. .Mrs. Lay
Spetice!-. Airs t-i tiz Miyuer, Mrs. M.
K. Dean. Mis. Walter Hutchinson.
Mts. Maggie Sniler. Mrs. .1. D.
Wriuht, Mrs Josephine, Margie
and MaMiie Wright. Miss Mice
Mae ami Hazel Welch. Sharon
Clark. Paih.tra Snyder and Allelic
I'oole.
The net meeting will lie held
'Wednesday. August 21. nt the home
nf Mrs Frit? Snyder with Mrs.
Pete Clam. Mrs. Maggie Snyder,
III ' i .7 L I i III s ht
ij r - ' '' 'fiti 1 w '
iM li ' K - - - jl ll 'iJ' l '"W'-h-rf.
I l&g Li U , , Iff I II 9 IU h i'-Ar
A navr blue and white day dress
of chiffon wool, which Travis Ban
ton designed for Brenda Joyce,
may be worn summer or winter,
pring or fall.'
clothes, featherlight wool called
"albatross." Inil only nt the ritzier
places.! In a sheer weight, it's cool
er than silk, doesn't muss its badly
us linen. Lconoiuy? a yellow or
pink thin word frock will look as
pretty this winter under a fur coat
as il does now, worn with white
accessories.
Airs. Ray Wright and Mrs. Ivan
Welch, assisting as hostesses.
PARGETER-WHARTON SALAD
BRIDGE LUNCHEON IS
CHARMING AFFAIR FRIDAY
Airs. Tl. (). Pnrgeter and -Mrs.
(ieorgrt . Whaiton entertained ai
'me ni'a series of charming af
fairs at the bfnutlhil home of the
former on flu Ire street l-Tlday af
ternoon, when they invited a group
ol friends to a delight fill one
o'c'uk salad bridge luncheon.
The serving table, covered by an
exquisite lace cloth, was centered
with a low howl of pink hydrangeas
arranged with heavenlv blue morn
ing glory blossoms with attractive
favor basket plarecards carry ins
.nut the morning glory motif.
Cnests inviied lo enjoy the oc
casion with Mrs. I'argeter and Airs.
Wharton included: Airs. Chester
Morgan. .Mrs. It. It, Maddux. Mrs.
P. AL Lee. Mis. Hiirrie W. Hooth.
Airs. Kdwin Month. Mrs. Prod Lnck
wond. Alts. II. D. Cnen. Mrs. Cram
o.vboin. Mrs. A. H. Tavlor. Airs. A.
.1. Kllison. Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Airs.
Maurice L. Hallmark. Mrs. D. W.
Helliwol! and Airs. Paul Helweg.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving by Airs. Pargeier's niece.
Aliss Viiginia Cilmotir.
Contract bridge; was eujpyed dur
ing t he pleasant afternoon hours
with .Mrs. Hallmark winning the
high score prize and Mrs. Lee the
second high score prize.
WEST MELROSE CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING THURSDAY
MKLIIOSE. July 27 Mrs. Ceorge
Cooper was a (harming hostess to
the West Alelrose club at her home
Thursday afternoon. The routine
business meeting was held and
Airs. Seeb-y gave a novel response
to nd) call. When her name was
called she gave a rake recipe, and
then passed out individual portions
of the resulting cake.
A very dalntv lunch was served
by tin hostess. Mrs. Cooper, to
I Airs. C. o. Criteser, Airs. K. Al.
j Seetey. Airs. W. C. Cooper ami
I small son. Aliss Dorothy llacklund.
Airs. Henry Cox and .Mrs. IL O.
Thompson.
I The next meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon, August Mb. at
ihe home nf .Mrs. Co v. The month
ly contest will be held ami all
members are most cordially invited
to he present.
FORMER MYRTLE CREEK
BOY MARRIES CALIFORNIA
GIRL ON JULY 21ST
A simple, lutt impressive, wed
ding was solemnized when .Miss
N-na Hammond of Alacdrtel. Calif..
and Harold Ciltnore of .Myrtle
Creek. Ore., were quletlv married
July 2' al 'he Kirsi Christian
ehnrch in Ashland bv .L H. Mor
gan, pastnr of that church.
they were attended b her sis
ter. liee, of K'.aniath Kails, and
his brothel. Clean, of Ciinvmvlile.
pici.ic lunch was onjoved after
the ceremony in Lfthhi park. Those
present were the four brothers ami
three Asters nf the bride together
with their families and a few
friends. Those unending from
Myrtle Creek were the uroim's par
ents, At', ami Airs ,1. II. Cilmore,
ami daughter. Kvelyn, also Mrs.
Knintii Wood and Mr. and Airs. K..
C. Wood.
Air. ami Airs. Harold Cilmore will
make their home in ALudnel. Calif..
where the tinner is employed.
Brenda Joyce wears Travis Banton's dinner dress for any season
of the year. It's of white crepe with necklace and bracelet of large
white wooden beads. Notice the dolman sleeves and the insets or
print royal blue poppies on black and white striped silk in thr
v iront of the skirt.
LEAPING HYENAS OR
GOATS WITH WINGS
Newest suits he has designed
for Ilelly (Jrahle. who'll wear them
in "Down Argentine Way." are in
"Itanlon" wool, named for him be
cause he uses tt so much, latntou
says tt tailors as well as it drapes;
lis reverse side is similar to Jersey,
the surface close-napped ami soft.
One suit Is blue, w ilh hut tons of
inch-long silver shears, its occntn
panying topcoat a plaid with a
M.O.A. CLUB POTLUCK
SUPPER PLANNED FOR
EVENING OF AUG. 14TH
The members nf the AI.O.A
and HiHr families in iiivih
chih
I
enjoy a delightful potluek supper
Ihe evening of August 1 Ith at the
C. M. Calkins summer ramp on the
North I'mpqita river. Those desir
ing to enjoy the swluiniitnr are in
vited !o meet In the afternoon nt
Ihe camp. The supper will be
served in Ihe evening ami will
followed by a social hour.
D. OF U. V. TO
MEET NEXT FRIDAY
be
Florence Nightingale lent No. LV
Daughters of Cnion Veterans of tho ati'-nil tt.i- convention are District
Civil War. lsill-lsnri. w ill hold its! Prcsid-M Airs. Uny Young. Dept.
regular meeting next Friday nigh! 1 1 lo-pital Chainmm Mrs. In in We
al 7::in o'clock at the armory. loge. l-cpt. Child Welt a re Chairman
which ill membeis are requested i Mr. Ned Dixon, Cuit President
to be prtseni. The organization isjAPs. AL 11. Pit bards. Pre-ddcnt-hnldiiu
only one business meeting ' elect Mrs. Claude Maker. Svrre
a month during the summer. i,ny elect Mrs. Vera AlcCIin'ock
American Legion
Auxiliary Activities
Ily MHS. CLACDK IIAKKIl
How much weigh! (Iocs an aux
iliary of a men's organization
carry? A moot question r a long
time. AI em hers of t he American
Legion auxiliary had an answer
Wednesday.
t lie Velernils
the Veterans
where Ihev wei
.Inly birthday
tiers received
ice eream and
facility Wednesday
facilit Wednesday
re hostesses for the
bingo party. Win
candy prizes ami
cake were served
after ii most enjoyable afternoon.
Following ihe party. Dept. Hos
pital Chairman Airs, lrvin Riegel.
Dept. Child Welfare Chairman
Alts. Ned Dixon. Alls. Waller
Olmscheld ami .Mrs. Claude Itak
er invited the Cnqullle -women In
visit the library on the second
floor of Ibe reereatinn building.
The group Bayly found its way in
to the eb-viit r. Airs. Iliegel
punched the second tloor button.
They started. They slopped. The
trip seemed short, but Mien it
was only for one floor. Mrs. Ilie
gel pushed back the eeuor door.
Nothing happened. Stalled, wilh
half of two doors visible! Franti
cally they pushed all the buttons
in sight. Nothing happened.
"Why." said Mrs. t'Eiegcl, "this
never happened before in all Ihe
four years I've been coining here."
Miss Cjevries. recreational aide
had remained downstairs, They
called. "Aliss Cjevries:" No re
sponse. A visitor's voice gasped
'h. look!" Her finger pointed to
the telltale sign, isun pounds ca
pacity. Cuiltily eyeing one anoth
er. Ihev counted nose, two. four,
eight, ten. eleven! Oh. dear!
.miss .lonnson librarian, was up j
si in i s. mih .i nn ii son, m is .lonn
snn!" "Yes?" came the response.
Adrian Fisher, engineer, grin
ned as they tiled out. Air. l-arsen
dived for the stairs with a
chuckle. Vincent Alalnne. chief
engineer ami junior past comman
der of Cmpqua post, smilingly re
fu d tn cnmmlt himself when ask
e 1 lor an explanation. lint never
c:.e he say (lie American Legion
auxiliary doesn't (ai ry weigh! in I
Knehuriz.
In the morning the Coquille
g:oi.p visited the occupational I
therapy shop where they saw the!
.atur work being done with mvrtje
v ood They decided t(1 tii
Hieir project the dltery of invr
lie wood tn the faciiliy for use of
3 Ytjy&j
blue ground ; the oilier is slate
gray, its short Jacket single-breasted,
with a cullarlcss neckline, ami
fastened with dull silver buckles in
animal shapes. Mr. Itanlon calls
them leaping hyenas; my guess is
thai they're goals wilh wings.
I'ockeis ate conspicuously ab
sent from Itiinton-desimietl dresses
umt suits. II you need one lo carry
our lunch or a gas-mask, he says
gloomily, pockets are line; other
wise, why bulge '.'
t
men. The visitors Included
president Alls. Klin. Mrs.
, Mrs. Wheriit. Mrs. Arnold,
p-
Mrs. Taylor. Airs. Schiiiin and nu
mber active member whose name
I w;ts misscu in tne nun nuti.
j The unit was glud to learn of
the return of Airs. Waller Khh'-r
from an extensive trip to the At
.liintie coast. Kthel kr-pl the unit
ni ft ed on her I rip by luleresllng
j shlrhg'iiis sent hack along their
iv. I 'la its are now being made
f the auxiliary delegnies visit lo
j t he St:r.e American Legion con-
Iver I ion a I Seaside in Sept em Iter.
Airs. . ll, Richards is lining up
i lev'-r sUint to be mi! n:i by the
. lot al group. Those pbinniug to
.lon-s. Pat President Mrs. Walter
Fisher, a member of the state rein
biliiatioi hoard: Mrs. Arthur Mill
iard and they trust. Mts. Vincent
Valotic. Airs. Charles Kerrier, vice
president (Meet and a score ol ulh-
Leave for California AI i s. T.
Floyd Ih-ll. nee Allie Itlnek. and
children. .Miss Alary. Aliss Patricia
ami Tommy, left Friday for th-dr
home nl Oakland, Call)., following
a visit here with Airs, Hell's motTe
er. Alis. S. .7. Mlack, and her sisters
and brol hers. All s. ,1. I ;. Stephen
son, Alis. W. 1). Harris. Mrs. Crnnt
Osbnrn and Carl and Cecil Plack.
Careful Laundering
Keeps Summer
Linens Gay
Clean, crisp freshness for
summer linens is a daily
problem. We'll do your lin
ens for you wilh expert care
ami relieve you from hot.
hours nf back breaking
drudgery.
ijj.iTii j Jim iiiii i
DRY CLEANING