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.....-. .- TWQ ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1940. 1 5(D(EQETW j Selal Caltndar Sunday. August 11 .j... ri ....... .-.i t , ........mi... c uune .(...mm ...ill- ily plctilc for relatives and friends at noon at Roberts creek school grounds. - flasket dinner nt one o'clock. Monday, August 12 N. of W. Thlinhle ' chili after noon mooting at home of Mrs. Lee Iliiuifsliell on Mill street. .lull's Daughters to meet In ove nlng nt H. A. Ilrlttmi home to plan for dads' anil dtnmlitcrs' week-end trip to Three Sisters to . he held August 17-11. Tuesday, August 13 K. fl. clnli afleinoiin meeting at homo of Mrs, Karl Decker. 'Daughters of Job to meet at lunlnr blgh building at l:,'lu to go to C. fi. Calkins summer ciiuip for swimming parly and pic nic. Wednesday, August 14 M. CI. A. club members and fam ilies to hold evening potluck din ner at C. It. Calkins summer camp on North Hmp(iia river. V. (;. T. V. to meet all-urtnr-lioon .at home of .Mrs. C. A. Chom berlln lit .1211 Court street to sew for Children's Farm home at Cor mills. Thursday, August 15 Harden Valley Women's club Invites members of Itoschttrg Wo man's club lo enjoy two o'clock meeting at lliittne'i grove, ftose . Hunt ladies lo meet nt clubhouse at 1 o'clock. llnsebuig Country club ladles lo meet Id morning nt club course for golfing: 12::ifi potluck lunch nnn and contract bridge play at 1:3(1 o'clock. W. F. M. . of Methodist clmrch to hold farewell . meeting at R crlock III evening In A. C. Mar sleis garden at 2I1 H. Kane street. Public cordially Invited, llefresh menia will he served. Hhort pro grain. Silver offering to he (nkoli. Friday, August 10 P..N. fl. club ::!() o'clock pot luck supper nt home of Mrs. J. II. llalley. on North Hose street. Saturday, August 17 - .foh'il Daughters and dads lo en joy week-olid- trip to Three Hlst era. ..-.. Hosebiirg Woman's id lib Service shop open nll-dny upstairs In club house opposite Muni's Indian theatre. August 24 III rlinpler or P. R. (). Sister hood to sponsor ulldiiy rummage sale of children's anil adults' cloth ing lit Knlilliiiuen building next to lleorgo Kohltiagen's Economy iniir ,.et. MARSTERS CLAN ANNUAL PICNIC IS LARGE AND ENJOYABLE AFFAIR SUNDAY The rifth annual picnic and get together of tile Marsiers clan was a large anil very enjoyable affair nf Sunday at Skinner's hullo park in Eugene. A basket dinner was enjoyed al noon ami a musical program by members of the young er set was presented hi the after noon. Waldo .Mttrsters, of Snleiu, was elected president, and Ada AInr sters Brown, of (iruiits Pass, whs elected secretary. Those present Included: Hon. mid .Mrs. A. C. Mursters. Judge Ml Mrs, II. I,. .Minsters. Mr. and Mrs. 1,yle Mui-wters, Mr. and Mrs-, llnsroc Marsiers and daughter. Miss Hetty. Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Marsiers ami son. Iiurrell mid A:i. itni'i Mrs. Fred Howen and (laugh tor. June, all or llosebura: .Mr. and Mrs. (1. M. Kerr and children. Conway and Carnlee. of (Ireat Falls. Mont.: Mr. and Mis. Weav er Kurt, of llriinklugs. South Dti kola; Mr. and Mrs. II. I.. I'enrrv and daughters. Until Ann and Martini Jane, Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1,. Marsiers. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ki lls. Mr. and Mrs. s. W. M niiv i. Mr. and Mrs. Theoih. re I'lltikko, .Mr. and .Mrs. c. 1,. Mm-siers mid sons. Charles mid David, Mr, and Mrs. Hoy Alldei-Hnn. Sr.. and Ilorls l.ec, Mr. and Mrs. ltov Anderson. Jr., and sous. Key III, Itlcliiird 'and Jen-old. all of Salem: Dale Marsiers. of Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs Andrew MruiHl anil Alar clo. of Collage lirove: Mr. and Mrs. Emery Marsiers. of Ali-AIInn-vllle: Mr. and Mrs. Ccurge Mar siers. Sr., mid sons. ticorge, Jr., and llflly. of Yiiitcallu, mid Mr. and Mrs. Eurlo llrmvn. nl drums Pass. 'isltnrs enjoying (tie allillr In cluded: Mr. and Mrs. .left Wil liams, of Itoschttrg: Mr. and Mrs. Scott ilorney mid Miss rente Wllfcer. of Poll laud: Lowell Kiik sell, of Hnschurg. Meyd Allen, of Collage drove. Mr. and Mrs M. II. Payne, of Vouetilln. . mid Miss Al cotl. of .Myrtle Creek. The clan will bold lis lull pic nlc the llrst Sunday In August. MRS. W. H. GAMMON IS HONORED ON EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Alonday allei'ilot.n a Tew friends gave n charming surpilse p:ui honoring Mrs. W. II. liiiininou on Iter eightieth btvlhdiiy. which or curled Sunday, August I. : Ilentttlftil glfla were piesenicd to Mrs. fiammoii li.om -Mrs. Amy AilnW. .Mrs. Ijiura lloiinshcll and Mrs. Minnie starmer. IiosIcSmh. mid .Mm. Alice Wells. Airs. .Melville T. Wire, Mra. Kdllh Churchill. Mis. Dora Orcutl. Mrs. U. W. Leei.er. Allsa Alice Hostlck. Airs. (Menu Wll (toll, Airs. C. B. Thiiinns and Airs. Kred I.. Southwlrk. . Sowing ami ltitillC were enjoyed ami at Hie tea hour the hostesses served delicious refreshments. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MARCELINE IDELL FERGUSON AND HAROLD W. McCORMACK MARRY SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 Miss Allllcollnn Idcll Ferguson wan married Sundiiy, August 4. nl itliw Mothfl(ilnl chuich In ll;irnll W. .,,,.,.,,,, ... ,, ... McCinnnck, sou of Mr. anil Mrs K. McC'oriniick. of Souih Doer creek. Dr. Charles A. Edwards read the impressive service ut one o'clock in I he presence or n largo number nf relatives and friends. The bride, who wus given in mar riage hv her father, was hemttirul In a while mil In gown fashioned mi (lieclun Hues, Her veil wuh floor length and was arranged lo hot head Willi a lialo of orange blos soms. She curried a boiuiuet .of roses and gardenias. Miss Klhel McCorintlrk. sister of the bridegroom, was nld of honor, hiiiI wuh a frnek of mile f.l.lk fiif- feta Willi a tight fitting bodice alio"! full rioor-lengih skirt. She car ried a hompict of while gladioli sur rounded with luce frills. William C. ISIIbrenlh acted as best man. The wedding music was phiH'd nv Albert Cliiimlierliu. A wedding reception was held at the home of the billies parents In Hosebiirg. Pink and while flow ers carried out a beautiful decora 1IV0 IIIOIII llir HI u.-.:.in...... I'm- traveling the bride clinse a smiirt blue costume with brown nc- rMf-.iriea. ollowlng n weiiuing nil, to iiolnts In northern Oregon ond Washington, they will return to Hoiilh Deer creelf after Aiigusi tnth la make their hunle. (Mil of town guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Itayinond IHccormncK mill iiiiiiehters. Mary Allelic and piiillls and son. Jack, of Albany Ktliel Mcfoi'iuark, of Fresno. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mci-ormacs, of Myrtle Creek. keystone club has delightful potluck Luncheon at wilson'S' Tho Methodist Koyaloim clnli hebl a very delightful one o'clock planned polluck luncheon Friday at the lieiiuliful home or Mr. and .Mrs. It. II. Wilson, "llollun Acres," at l'mii(iiu. Covers wore placed for .Mrs. Kenneth Fold and daughter, Cur men. Mrs. M. M. Nelson mid son, Mrs. F. (I. Illirr, Mrs. J. II. Ilnll- cock, Mrs. I.oron lliirvey, Mrs. II. D. McKay, Mrs. lid llorgen, Mrs. H. A. Ilrlllon, Mib. H. J. Liillerly. Mrs. C. A. Hilwards, Mrs. fl. L. Van (lorder. Mrs. C. K. Hand, Mrs. 1 Floyd Wilson, Mrs. It. II. Hamp ton and son and dnuglller, Mrs. Kthel Wilson, Mrs. 10. C. Jones, Sirs. M. T. Wire. Mrs. C. M. Ilntner, Mrs. ('. It. Lull IK. nf Milwaukee. Ore., and Mrs. It. II. Wilson. '. : Mrs.. 10. C. Jones mid Mrs, 10. A. Illlttoll lit'tcd us cllilllllieu uf Hie luncheon. .Mrs. Kenneth Ford, presldc.it, conducted Hie business meeilug and the nevt meeting was nuiioiiuccd for n one thirty dessert liinclieon lo be held Friday, See tember nth. at the homo of Mrs. Rescue- Mnrsters witli Airs. C. K. 'Hand acting us co-ltostess. A pleasant social hour followed, after which tho members took ice. (ream and a lienullfiilly ilecoraied blrtluliiy cuke to the home of Mis. Vernon Keel, a ineiuliir or tho club, ami surprised her on het birthday anniversary. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES ENJOY WHITE ELEPHANT GOLF TOURNAMENT THURSDAY The C'linitry club ladles enjoyed : a verv dellghtiul w lilte-elepliant golf tournament Thursday morning III the club course Willi Mm. Ken "'til tjttlne winning the first flight: .Mrs. K II. Vim Ness, secolnl flight, mid Miss Cbiirlotte Dlllard. third Might. Lutii'lieoii was pencil at noon lo Mrs. II li. Itililgos, contain, mid dnuglller. Miss Joyce. Mrs. K. II. Villi e.-s. secretllli-, ami her sis ler. Miss Phyllis Allen, of lllooni Inglon. Illilniis. Mrs. L. K. Fies, Alls. W. I:. (III. Mis. W. M. Mi L'aiberu. Mrs. .1. K. Dlllmil and dmighler. Miss Climlntle. Mrs. Gene Cieeue. Mrs. Keiinelb (Jlline. Mrs. II. C. Sleitrns and datichter. MIhs Aiadhn. Mrs. I.oval Steiirns. Mrs. W. .1. Illinsi llled. Mrs. .1. Al. .In, 1.1. Mrs. II. T. I In iis.-ii. Mrs. I'mil (leddes. Mrs. .1. A. Harding. Mrs. Kdwurd (1. Kailtlhagi-n mid 1 iliiwn. Mrs. Mllier. Mi s. 1 Mrs. I. McClilllock. ,t, M,s. l. . Snyder. It WHS llllllllllllceil mat tile I ut ilise (lni e-ltocliurg Indies louriiii llletll last weel, leslllteil In ten I'-iluls for Cottime llnixe mid twen-lv-lo points lor Hoseburi;. I'nllt; in-l In Id-.'.e was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon Willi Mis, Slcntlis winning iilnh ncore mid Mrs. Mc Cllnloch. second hluli scire. Tile I. lilies w ill meet next Thursday monilnc tor uoltiui:: l'J::'.n poilm-k ililirbeoli mid hllili;e torn limuellt nl l::lo o'clock. All Indies of llle dull HdlHllv litviled to spend the dux tit the i-lllllliotlse. MRS. L. K. FIES IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. I,.' K. I'les eiy gniciouslj Milei tiiined her bl lilRe club til a lovely ouollitilv o'clo, k dessert llllii lieon al her llollie III Liinrel- wood Tuesday afternoon. C.oloilllll sllmlie r tlovvers were used to cur- i iv out ;i pretty decorative mill If lor llle occasl'ill. Covers were piaced lor Aliss I'llMlls Allen, of llloomtncloll. 1111 noi... Mrs. F. S. McCtain. Mis. I,. F McCliiiiiM-k and -Mrs. Frederick j l'liiiiini.ii. Jr.. guests, anil Mis. F. i It. N't... N.-hS. Mrs. .Maurice !,. Hall mark. Mrs. W. T. I'cicrs and Mrs. . Fred I.e. -kw.'io.l. ineinbei s, and Mrs. I Fiev hostess. t'oni ract bridge xvits enjoy eil dining tiie iii'eiiioon with Airs. Petcts iii.'iiii: tlie iilplt score uud Mrs. r linpin in. the second high j score. i BELLVIEW CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON MEETING ON WEDNESDAY Mra. I. cu in Parker anil Mrs. J. J. Kester V.ei'0 joint llOStOSHOR lo tho ! Iinllvlmv eliih Wednesday nl the' ' t'm-tiint-'H linlm. Mrs. F. It. Caldwell and ilaiigb- ro,'n K'adloll were arranged at tera, Finnceiie and Milan, (who i nl'e Pws me visiting nl the I.. Itoliinson I Preceding Hie ceremony, R. M. home), and .Mrs. W. O. Station, ol Church, of Rosebiirg. sung, "lie I .os Angeles, who bus been here u enuse" and "At Hawnl'ie." acco-ii-week visiting her daughter. Mrs. I "''"led by Mrs. John William Ito C. II, (lllbretith, wero guests of Ihe hortson. who also pluyed ; Lohpn-ilftc-.'iiooii. grin's Prnrensloiml mid at the .Members enjoying the occasion l'10''" "' llin Imnresslvo ring cere wllh Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Kester Played Mendelssohn's Wed- Included: Mrs. (leorge Summers I "'"'islonal. and daughter, Martha, Mrs. Thorn-' 1 nR ''r1'"'- K" very attrnc us Summers. Mrs. K. I.. Watson. ,lv" P"Pnlar member of the Mrs. Thomas Patterson. Mrs. .May ''"'Y'1' svt"f "u r,'v. "?s " lleckley, Mrs. Knimn lleckley, Mrs. , " " ""r-leiilh while ehir A. S. Haar, Mrs. I.. Itoblnsoi Miss ,,"1"', " fn'h'oned along ...... , ' ...... 'l"ces lines She wore a f nr. ..iu'.i iinii ..j ie imivi wuiHer, .i s. Harold Ill-own ...id anil, kvel-ell Mrs. Itoss Uvelace, .Mrs.' C ,!. O.MTJ'X ZSXTrt Z'V brea,., Mr, Hob,-!, l.ufr and chll- J, "'rtf dren. Ilobe a and lloberl Lionel Ven , 1lln.rlllKe byh and Mrs. Clyde kester and duugh- ,m,.. C harles Doerner . ... .'.,"!'. "ral,',M'' , , .. ' " "" I........ Kinnia lleckley gave n very inter-1 .-n, .., ,,, , ,., uii.tiiuiiiK l,o U,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Al 1 1... . o - ' ' ... .-: " . ' " ."''-'. a aer.ias ,,UJlll owi.t-,, uriiiiun, refreshments. JANE AND SALLY CLARKE ENTERTAIN FRIENDS AT PICNIC SUPPER SATURDAY MIsh Jano and Miss Sally Clarke, who are moving this week end lo Corvallls, eilterlained a giotip of friends at a very dellgiiiful six o'clock picnic supper in the garden nl llic-lr home on Kane s'reei Sat urday evening. . Clivers wero place.! fin .Miss Faith and Miss vlrgliii-i Young. Miss Madeline Ilennliiqer, Miss Cnrlnne-AiHio Perry. Misi Helen Cooney. Miss Jean llll'dile. Miss Joyce Mlciir-1, Miss Mary Nancy Huberts. Miss Dnrothv Cruiniuett. .Miss Louise Kmllli, .Miss Ada Jane Chalmers and the hosiesses, Mlsi Jane and Miss Sally Clarke. Visiting and games were enjoyed during the pleasant evening bourn Miss Jane Clarke. w!io Iiiim bci ll . attending .Mills collcgn in C:illfoi- Doo,,,,,,., ,., a, ,,, (lf t)ir nla the Inst two years, will enter , bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Wood I'lilverslty of Oregon net nioutli j row Conn, oilier guests included lo begin her Junior ycir ii ml MlsnMr. mid Mrs. (lien Cm mill sun Sully Clarke will go to Alills col-j Wallace. Mr. ami Mrs. John Wll lege lor her flrsl year. Tliel:-iiroih-j llaiu Hobertsnn. Mr. anil Mrs. er. James Clarke, will ullenil high Ceorce Felt and daii'ihlers. Frivla school in Corvallls. Th-y are tho and Dorothy. Mr. and Airs. C. W. daughters anil son ol Alu. Arthur , Clarke. LADY LIONS ENJOY DINNER AND SOCIAL MEETING TUESDAY .Vlo. l. .,n.l....i..B ier meellng Tuesday evening ul Hie llolel Imp-, win, Mc f.-i.i.ik I.ohe. oresi- Ill charge of (he business ses - slon and Mrs. K. tl. Walton and Airs. T. J. AVrlstou us Joint bos- (esses. I Covers we lilnced nt a orellllv iippoinieu innie lor Airs, i.ong. .m is. V.:J,?,,,n'y:J,,V- (iooduitl. .Mrs. S. C. Klclimonil. Airs. .1. P. Alotsclienbacher, Mrs. A. J. Miisnn anil ine nosiesses, Airs, Ualton am: Airs, wrisiou. ,n coniriici in-iiige was eujnyeii our- lug the social hours with Mrs ',,, n itn i n tsr 1 ti the I'liipmia com (ioodwln winning I lie first prlfi mnnllv. where Ihev will make and the traveling iirir.e anil Mrs., their home, mid Is also einoloved '.Hlson winning Hie second p-ire. The next meeting dale will be announced later. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY The Hnseliiirg Art mid Kmlirnl- dery club was delightfully enter tallied by Airs, (leorce Cluck In her garden Wednesday uflcrnoou Airs. Ilowinmi and daughter, of lileiiilali:. and Alr.i. Crocker were guests of Airs. Cluck and members n joying the iit'teiiioon included: .Mis. .1. li. Slepheiisoit, Mrs. Minnie Cox. Airs. Virginia Campbell. Mrs. Kllen Cornell, .Mrs. Argle DeWitt. Mrs. I.lslon Dnrhy. Airs. A. D. lihoiuls U.velv re reshnie .ts were en- ,,eside.. Ihe guest ol honor! Airs, ed by Mrs. (luck a the lea hour. I (tlil,)H M,. i,m, , ,.,.,. Mrs. Horn t ox will entertain the ,., I?jsl),,. r , ,. m,,,,,,,. M,., club on August Slsl, the place of.n,i ...... ,-,.i uillllo.,1 f l'i,-. which wiil lie announced later. PICNIC SUPPER IS ENJOYED IN RAND GARDEN ON TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hand uud cllllilren. Doris uud John, entertilln- 1 nl a ilellghtliil picnic supper at; slx thii-iy o'clock Tuesday evening in their garden. (luests included: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Mr. and Airs, Doiutlil (iulley. Air. nnd Mrs. .1. 11. Hennessy, Mr. and Airs. .Marlon Al. Nelson. Aliss Alurjiirie Wol i in,,. .Miss Alaxine Kmid nnd T. (1. Watson. VIsllitiK was eu.ioyetl illll'itig Hie pleasant evctllnr, bonis. MRS. CARL E. WIMBERLY ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE IN CORVALLIS Airs. (! I!. Chllils. of San Fran . ,r. F. Parker and two Airs. Kroadwuy and nsoo. .Mrs daughters. Airs. I.. W. Josse. and Airs, (leorge j Wharton, of tills city, motored to Corvallls Thtirsilay and were guests at luiiclieou and lu-liige of Airs. Carl I-:. W'liitlicrly. Thai evening, the Hoscbiug group and Mrs. Chllds went mi u Portland, remaining there until Saturday evening, w hen they retui ued to this city. MARGUERITE HINKLEY AND DARRELL MUNSON MARRY AT BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY Miss Kllu Marguerite Illnkley. adopted daughter of Mrs. William Marllg. of Pasadena. Calif., and Darrell Warren JWuiiHon. aon .of .Mr. mill Aim. (leorge Muiison, of I'mpiiiiit. were married nt a beau tiful ceremony Sunday, August 4, at lliu L'liipiiuu Community church. Ifev. .Iiihn A. Harney, pastor of the Hirst Christian church of NoHnbuig. performed (he cere mony In the presence of fifty re latlvcs and close friends of the couple lit two o'clock In the aft ernoon. A gold cloth hanging, centered with a largo wall mirror, inul bunked with greenery and gladioli formed nit atlraollvo soiling for . .tin hi.l.lnl i. i ...... uiiiidi m,lj. j.m. KL'I'H Ol ' fnt-n ntwl l.ll..ll ,ii ,. , , . , , , , 1 " 1 P "IU'. 1,b1I . " M" W"ll I Miss Doris Abeel. as maid r nonor. wore n cbarinlng frock or old rose rasliloned Kmplre style nn,( rarneii a bnuuuet of car I , 1... . . ' , , , '." .,., utL-,n mi muted pelini- 1,1111 iiriiieHii ill s. . min lii-elln llalley. In white luce u-lth , i,i hib.ro: Ml June Miinson (sister of the bridegroom) In pink ohif roil and white lure: Mln Shirley lJnlnes In blue satin, and Miss HnrN Haines. In anrleot-colored ebllfon. carried old-fashioned nose gays of deep purnlo ruffled pe lirtl'in a"d slielliiink nernniuina, l.lllle Maurlne Melville Doerner. co"ln nf Hie bride. In n yellow ruiiieii silk frock and carrying a basket of rose petals, acted as ' I lower girl. Leonard Alunson act-, ed as beRt mun for his brother I nod ushers Included: Dnnnld and i art Mllllson. also brothers of I the hrldegrooiii. Charles Schultr. and llohert llledi-"!er. Following the e'liirch ceremony, nn Informal reception took place In the aiirncllve Harden at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hig gles. Receiving villi the bridal only included: . Air. nnd Mrs. fleorge Munsnn. onrents of lite ,,ieirroom- Mr ,,,! l.. M...l iiutiio. Airs. John A. Ilmney, Mr anil Airs. Clmenee lloriiiian. Air. mid Alr. Fred llonebrnke. Airs. ''. O. Criteser, Air. and Mrs. Hoy Kdwnrds and two dnugliters. Air. "'id Mrs. . O. A. Hlllman and granililaiighler.' Louise. Allss Alice mnoneil mill Air. mill Airs. : "V " , . ' " """'iiiiiii wniie oecoraieu "edi Ing cake toppeil by n !."'"' Pi""p ""' , I''omn. r . ,,' ' . , " , ,. ',' .;"'" " .. . , .." """ 1 '-V "I1' lioinled table in the garden. Almiv ,,,,, ..,,,,, ,, ,.. ... "' Inide and in'ide groom. The bride was graduated from LonkingglitHH high scliool in' l'Kil. -j-, brlilegi'oiiin iiltendeil school Piisiiilenii. calif., mid nlso In L,mklnL-gbi nml l ,- n,,,.,.,i at me I-'aini llurcait evchange" In Koidiurg. WH ARTON-SAWYERS SUPPER PARTY- IS CHARMING AFFAIR OF WEDNESDAY EVENING All. and Airs. C. w. Wharton and .or. alio Airs. James K. Snwvera enlei litinecl nt one .of the lal -gest i 'Parties ol' Hie week, when they t Invited sixiy friends lo a verv ile- lie lit tul seven o'clock picnic supper.! in the beautiful summer camp of. Ihe Wharton's on the North riitp- iilu river, in roilipllliieut lo Mrs. (',. II. Cbllds. .of Sun Francisco. A la'ge platform on lite river bank was uniiniied for the supper. Iteaillillil colortd electric Itgltis mid lighted Chinese lanterns were iim il for tin1 ocension. lield. Texas, (brother-in-law mid sister of Mrs. II. C. Wllddelll. mill Air. mid Mrs. .Imnes ilo, of Senllle, iiiepliew-in-liiw and niece of Attor ney and Airs. Dexter lliccl. Utilise mid vislliny were cli.i'iyed during the idensanl evenini: iniurs. MR AND MRS. HELWEG ENTERTAIN FOR VISITOR AT BUFFET-SUPPER Mr. and Airs. Punt Hclw r i nler tallied at a very i tuinuing seven o'clock buffet slipper at lit. It heall lilul new Inline tn l.-.il.e!wi,o.l 'I'llin s.lay .yelling to . .,ni'-liiile'lt llle bitter's sister. Alls. I". A!uill, of Allniieitpolls, Alinn. ( olntfii! r.ln nlas. mm lgotds jinil .:nip li'ieons loilneil a pretty deiortlii motif for Hie occasion. diesis enjoy ing ilie eveii.h'.i with Air. mid Mis: Helwog In honor ol Mis. .Maxwell Included : Dr. ,a'l.l Airs. C. II Wade. Mr. mel Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Air. and Alls, t he.'- ter Morgan. Air. mid Mrs. .Milliner J. New laud and Air. and Mrs. H.ir lie W. Iloolll Cards and visiting were cr.jeyed 'during Hie e. cuing hours. On Fri day Air. anil Mis. llelwcg took Alls. Maxwell to I'uc-Mie. .vii.e-.-. she look the train i Iim- iitun-. in Minneapolis. Married in Honolulu, Hawaii .- -a45-I i -'A irw; Alius .Meredith Anne Jenkins, beautiful daughter or Mr. and Mra. Paul Jenkins, or Ilosehurg. mid Km sign William Chirk Leedy, I'. S. navy Pearl IJnrbor, Honolulu hop of .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leedy, of Itrooks, Ore., wero married at an Impressive ceremony In Honolulu. Hawaii, Raliirday, August 3. The bishop of St. Andrews Kplscopal cathedral of Honolulu performed the ceremony al four o'clock In the afternoon at the cathedral III the presence of former Annapolis naval academy Mends ol Knslgn Leedy mid members or the stuff In Honolulu. The In-lite. ,.iiiriiillie 111 n white net floor-lc-ngtb gown rnshloncil w Itli a close rittlug lace bodice, anil a Paris model of net mid pastel flowers, carried a w bite prayer hook and white Plkake slrands. The bride was given in marriage by Commander A. J. Detzer, fort commaiider nt Honolulu, .Mrs, .Mu tton llunas, matron of honor, was lovely in a pink net floor-length gown and she wore a lei of blue hydrangeas. The bridegroom was in uuilorin. liuestH present Included :' Airs, 'irelie (irant and daughter, Wanda, Foil Commander and Airs. A. J. lietzer, l.t. and Airs. .1. Noel. Klt slgll and Airs. W. It. Stevens. Kn slgn and Airs. J. K. Pure, I t. and Mrs. Jin k Steinbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ingham and Mr. mid Aim. .Ma rian llunas. NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT All eelilnr; in the garden of Hie home ol the Hon. and Mra. A. C. Aliirslers at 211 South Kane street has been planned for eight o'clock next Tliiirsdiiy night, August 15th, ns the farewell meeting of Hie For eign .Missionary socletv or the Methodist church. This society was organized De cember S. llllll. by Mrs. K. O. Ktd ridee. wife of (he pastor nt that lime nnd mother or Airs. C. S. Ilcln line. of Cheyenne, Wyo., who Is a weli known former Hosebiirg resi dent nnd piano lonelier. In September all the wninen'a or gmiinlions of the former Metho dist i:tilsriiui chnrch and the Al. K. cbiirch South will he merged Into one oi";anir.alion. Plans are being limile for an unusually intereslitig and enjoy nble evening for the farewell meet ing nt 8 o'clock Thursday evening, August l.'illi. In the Maisters gar den. A short iirogi'iim will be nre- senled mid refreshments w ill be serveii. A silver ottering will be Inken lo help the society complete its apportionment lor the last year. A most cordial itivlliitlou bus b l extended lo the public to en Joy the evening. CARMEN FORD HAS CHARMING PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Carmen Ford, .laughter of uud Airs. Kenneth Ford, celebrmeil ller lliirii bin Inlay anniversary at a charming puny from tyvo to lour . o'clock Saturday nltcrnoon. Aug ust Xril. at her luime on Fast Tllird street. Cmiles yverc- placed, after which Airs. Ford, assisted by Airs. K. (". Jones and Airs. .1. II. Itoucock. serv ed i. delightful birlliday luncheon lo Ihe guests. Individual blrthday cakes. each Itgblell by three tiny c.indles. yyas given each guest, wbllo the large lienutilulty deco luleil hirtltday cake holding throe lighted candles, yyas also cut and served. Covers yvere placed for Carlllell. guest of honor. Carole and Carolene Itoucock. Doris and India Wright. Tonlta Walker. Phyl lis Jones nnd llarlinra Cacy. Following the luiiclieou. Carmen opened her many loveiy birthday gifts: and pfctun-3 yvere taken of the liirlliiluy group. MR. AND MRS. KENT ENTERTAIN AT FAMILY DINNER SUNDAY Air. mid Airs. A. K. Kent enter lained at a very enjoyable family dinner ut their home Sunday, hav ing as their guests Air. and Airs. Jess Shautorook, of Canvonville. Carrie, Will and James Dixon, of Dlxoiiviile. and .Mr. and Airs. E. K. Alotujtor. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours. HI I v . -4fc,.;i.'Vi - virjl News-llMvifw Photo ami Kngrnvlng MRS. WILLIAM CLARK LEEDY Following the wedding cere mony, an informal reception was held al the lluaafl apartment. An attractive luce cloth covered the j centered ....... ... ,h,. ,.,...i ,.,u. by a beautiful three-tiered wedding cuke, wtilch wiib cut by mo urine and bridegroom together with the kilter's sword. Following the reception, ICiiBlgn uud Mrs. Leedy lelt on a two weeks trip to visit points of interest In the Hawaiian Islands, alter which they will return to Honolulu to make their home ut 2101 A. McKln ley street. Pearl Harbor, Honolulu. T. II. The bride wore n w hite car nation lei with her traveling en semble. The brldo, who is one of Hose burg's most talented and populnr niembers or Die younger set, was graduated t'rolll Hoseburg high school and later attended L'nlver aity of Washlnglon. where she Is u member of Sigma Kappa sororlly. During the past year, she has made her homo here with her parents. Air. and Mis. Paul Jenkins, In l.uurelwood and baa been associat ed with tho KltNIt radio station staff. Knslgn l.eeily wus also grad uated from Itosehurg high school and was graduated in the class of l!i3k of the I'nited Slates Naval acodemy nl Annapolis. He is now assigned to tho C. S. S. ini'lnnnpo lis. flagship of the Pacific Meet, ala tloned af Pearl Harbor, T. II. MISS EUGENIA V1RDEN ENTERTAINS AT PICNIC SUPPER THURSDAY Aliss Kugenia Vlrdeii. who Is spending tyvo weeks here from Corvallls visiting her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Slitimbronk, entertained a group of rrlends nt n delightful wiener roust picnic supper Thursday evening 111 Ihe attractive garden of Mr. and Airs. L. I.. Spencer on North Jack son street. -Those enjoying the evening with Aliss Vlrdcn included Miss (lay IPUiar. Aliss Alary Kllen Darby. Aliss Dorothy Cieriiiimil, Miss Kay Wind, of Los Angeles, Miss Fran ces Metzgur, Airs. Ilernnrd Haar, Aliss Kathryn - llusellbark, Miss Annnlielle llerg and Mr. mid Mrs. L. L. Spencer. JANE HOFFMAN IS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON HONORING PORTLAND VISITOR Aiiss Jane Hoffman, whoso ninr rlaae Sunday to Hotiert Mtssell was n large event of the week, enter tained nl n charming luncheon Saturday at the Hotel Hose to com pliment her maid of honor, Allss (Icnrgiana llollingyvorth. of Port land. Covers were placed lor Alls.i llolllncworth nnd her mother. Airs. W. 1). Hoillngwoiili, of Portland, Airs, (leorge Hissed, or Portlmid, Aliss llettyjane Dixon, Allss Ku genia Vlrden, or Corvnllis. Allss Wlllnn Felilkomp, Airs. Kenneth W. Kinney nnd Ihe hostrss. Aliss ' Hoffman. MRS. LAVERN SPAUGH ENTERTAINS AT SALAD LUNCHEON THURSDAY Airs. Lavern Spnngli. nee Kath leen Hlegel. yvho with her hus band is vacationing here from Washington, entertained a group ol friends nt a delightful noon salad luncheon In the garden nt the home of her parents. Air. and Airs. I, II. Hlegel, Thursday. Old-ftishlnned nosegays decorat ed (be prettily-appointed table. Cov ers yvere placed for Mrs. (leorge Wilson Ilacher. Aliss Virginia -lingers. .Miss Vivian Hartley and .Allss Kalhryii lliisenbark. guests, uud Airs. Spaugh, hostess. MR. AND MRS. LAURANCE ENTERTAIN AT DINNER i ON WEDNESDAY EVENING j Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lalll unce ' etilei (allied nt u dellghtiul seven iliirlv o'clock filed chicken dinner party at their homo Wednesday, evening. ; .Mexican potteryware was used lo cm ry out a pretty nnd colorful: motif for (lie occasion. Covers were, placed for .Miss 11 Verne Knamler, j Pill Schemer, F.vcrett Crouch, Kill; Mills mid the host mid hostess, Air. mid Mrs. Lallrance. Visiting was' enjoyed during Ihe evening's social hours. ' FAMILY DINNER ON EIGHTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY L. A. l'e-1and, well-known Ilose hurg resident, celebrated his elgbiy-fitlb birthday, anniversary Wednesday evening ut a very de lightful1 family picnic dinner at the Ueland river-bank out-door living room, "Idler's Jeg," on tho Ump (pin river. Six of Mr. Deland'B daughters were present for the occasion and included: Aliss Alice Ueland, or Itosehurg. Miss Cora and Miss Kinnia Celand. of Ims AngeleB-, Mrs. K. A. Uertsler, ot Stricter, North Dakota; Mrs. Odin l.ulnes, pr Westhy, Montana, and Mrs. E. 11. Knollln and her husband and Ron. Hob Hay, of Hugene. Miss Kinma Poland, who la president or the southern branch ot Home Economists In California, re cently nttended the national con vention held In Cleveland. Ohio, and. following the convention yvenl lo Michigan nnd drove a new Ilulck back to the west const. She was accompanied hero by Mrs. Ilerstler Hid Mrs. Lutues. F,h route lo the west coast, they Rloppo-.l nt their former home lawn, Kdgeley. North Dekota. to visit friends. They nlso stopped at various points of Inter est en route hero. Following the dinner hour, a lighted birthday cake- was cut nnd served In honor or MrT Ueland. . HILL BILLIES GIVE , DELIGHTFUL PARTY SATURDAY EVENING The Illll fill lies or the tluslness and Professional Women's club held n very delightful parly Sat urday evening In the beaulirul gar den or the L. I.. Sneacer home, ut yvhich time a handkerchief shower was given Mrs. C. W. Slnnlger. who is moving to Kugene, nnd individual birthday cakes lighted by candles yvere given to Miss Dolma Grobe and Alias Lucille Lenox. Colored electric lights were used In th garden and the group en joyed toasting mnrshmnllows be fore the attractive fireplace. Pic tures of Ihe group were taken by J. A. Fredrlcksoti. A chill supper was served to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slnnlger. J. II. Slnniger. Jack Siniiiger. Mr. and Airs. Story lies. Air. and A1rs. J. A. Fredi Ickson. Air. and Mrs. 1.. I Spencer. Miss Lucille Lenox. Aliss Doliuu (Irobe. AIlsB Lena C. Porter. .Miss Ann Hovington. Miss Helen Casev, Mir. Jack Suksdorf. Miss Ma l.aitliacli. C. E. MiuiHliold. Alice Kllliatrlck mid Mrs. Irvlu Drunn. WPA OFFICERS AND FAMILIES ENJOY PICNIC AT WINCHESTER SUNDAY A picnic for WPA officers and their rninllies was held last Sunday nt Wlnchesjl r, with groups from the Eugene and Hosebiirg offices In attendance. Following a basket dinner at tho Winchester auto park, an Inspection wan made of the Hnselinrg seyvuge disposal plant project, one ol the largest In Ore gon, j Attending Trem Eugene were John .1. O'Furroll, district director or operations, nnd Mrs. O'Fnrrell; Air. mid Mrs. Victor Flrnsleln. Mr. mid Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. O'Con nor. Mr. nnd Airs. Utile Wyutte and' I William llarllioloniew. lioseburg persons attending Included Super intendent and Mrs. J. 15. Dawson, City Engineer Harvey Eppstuln. Air. and Mrs. Hugh Fretwcll and Mr. and Mrs. Wllhert Wilson. MR. AND MRS. PETERS ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB ON FRIDAY EVENING A1r. nnd Mrs. W. T. Peters enter tained their bridge club ut a very enjoyable seven-thirty o'clock des sert supper at their attractive home on w-est First street Krtilay even jlng. Colorful summer floyvers car ried out a pretty decorative motit I Tor the occasion. Covers yvere placed for Miss Phyllis Allen, or Hlooinlngton, III., and Allss Helen Casey, guests, nnd Air. and Airs. Fred Lnckyvood, Mr. and Airs. E. S. McCluIn, Dr. ami Airs. E. II. Van Ness. Air. and Mrs. .Maurice Hallmark and Mr. and Airs. Peters. . Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours with score prizes going lo Mrs. Hallmark, Airs. Van Ness and Miss Allen. MR. AND MRS. BACHER ENTERTAIN AT INFORMAL SUPPER EDNESDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Wilson Ilacher entertained Air. nnd Mrs. Lavern Spaugh nt. a. delightful In formal supper party at their homo Wednesday evening. Visiting was eh toyed (luring Ihe social hours. Air. and Mrs. Spaugh are spend ing their vacation here vlslllng Mr. Spaugh'R father, Alba Spaugh. and Airs. Spaugh'R parent. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. II. Ilelgel. herore returning to Washlnglon. where Lit vein is engaged by a dance band, MRS. M. HAZEL DIXON ENTERTAINS GUESTS AT SUMMER PLACE SUNDAY. ' Mrs. M. Hazel Hlson eiiterlallietl as guests at n lovelv ,!,. m.. nor at her summer camp on the Norih t'iniin.u.1 Mr. and Airs. Wen dell Hoyes and daughter. Janice of oiueni, nir. nun Airs. L. W Aletz-get- nnd daughter. Miss Frances Aliss (Inv lliibin- ..mi i.B ....' June Dixon. Cai-.ln ut.il ,-iai.i.,n ..... during the afternoon hours. JUST RECEIVED New Shipment of Chinese Merchandise See the Hawthorne Bowls and Vases Haynes Store 337 No. Jackson HELEN BRANTON 8IGFRIDS0N AND CLARENCE ANDERSON , MARRY IN CORVALLIS Helen tlranton felgftidson, of this city, daughter of Mr. and Mra. c. L. Uranton, of Dixonvllle, and Clar. once Anderson, of Ilosehurg. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson, of Dilrnugo, Colorado, Were married (it a quiet wedding Saturday eve. nlng, July 27th, at the homo of Iho bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Draiiton, In Cor vallls. Hev. Daniel Rtevehfl, pastor of the First Methodist church of Coo vallis, performed the ceremony bj candlelight In the presence of Mr. . and Mrs. Donald Morberg, or this city, who acted as attendant n, , Donna and Douglas Morborg, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivnn llrimton ami children, Richard and nose Ann. Ilaskels of peach-colored gladioli flanked the fireplace of tho living room. The brldo wore an attractive ensemble of grny w ith rose trim and matching accessories. Her cor. sngo wnR or while gladioli buds. A wedding supper was served by cunillellght nt Ihe close of the serv. Ice and tho following day Mr. and Mrs. Miller left for coast points on n wi'ddlifg trip, relurnlng hero Sun- . dny lo make their home. Mrs. An derson will continue her work at Iho Ott Music store. Mr. Anderson Is engaged in farming a place Just south or rtoBebtirg. WOMAN'S CLUB TO BE ENTERTAINED BY GARDEN VALLEY CLUB Members of the Hosebiirg Wo man's club are asked to meet at the clubhouse next Thursday, Au gust 15, nt one o'clock to go to Mutton's (Hove to spend the after noon ns the guests of the members of the Harden Valley Women R club. American Legion Auxiliary Activities Ily AIIIS. CLAUDE I1AKKK Oregon's membership of C1IU1 smashes nil previous records, Mrs. Hubert A. (ioods, vied president and membership chairman, has an nounced. This is mi increase of 4iii) over lasl year. National mem bership is neai-ing the &'I(),IJII0 mark. I'miKiuii unit bus also exceeded Its recent pnst membership - this year, .Mrs. Al. If. Hichards, presi dent mihniiuccs. Willi world condi tions as they ire It Is lo bo hoped dial the coming year will show yet Increased membership. Oregon's 2lh convenlion of the American Legion and its auxiliaries Is plcasuruhly anticipated this year. It Is to he held from Wednesdiiy, September Ith to September 7th. nt Seaside. Ilusiness nnd fun, u meet ing of old friends mid making of ' new will make a week lo bo re- inembered. I The "Spirit of tile Wesl'' will be I the theme for slunt night when the local unit will present it skit. They hope lo bring homo a bi?'ger prizo I than last year. Airs. Hichards re ports, hut whether Ihey do or nut they will make the convention know- thiil Hosebiirg Is on the map. I Each year a bountiful memorial j service Is hi Id fur those lost, to the membership that year. Tills will be on Thursday morning. That after noon folloyvlng the business ses sion will be the choral contest. Thursday night the stunt show, and earlier that night the big parade. Friday morning the se-eretnriea and treasurers' breakfast highlights the morning for those privileged to attend. That night the . big occa sion for a formal will he llin Presi dents mid Past Presidents liaii nuot. Possibly the cboriil contest wiil bo changed to that afternoon nlso. C.olf mitd-hes on Ihe (ie.lrhmt course and bowling will have a place Friday. Saturday, final busi ness and Installation will round a full convention program. A large group Is going from Hosebiirg. The drum corps or the Legion and many ol Ihelr wives are alieniling as well us regular delegates from both Legion and v auxiliary. A meeting of viii-Ioiir chairmen or the local unit will be held some time next, yveek. Announcement will bo made later. Watch for It. Send her out to play in her beautifully laundered frock Dainty, cool, delightfully fresh and clean that's the way she'll-look In tmr laun dered frock . . . splc nnd span . . . Our beautiful laundering will give her better piny nnd give you easier hours. Telephone 88 - r . tZr 0RYClfANIN6 Wl'JIfiWg-JiWIKJ