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Newspaper Page TextTWO "fe6e6Uft6,KJ.RlEW,'ftOStBUR5. ORfclUN, UIURUAV, fcPlfcMHfcK 21, IV40. I ,1 or Social Calendar Sunday, September 22 Cutimrv club iiifxi'd Inut naiiH'iu n tlii-ti In .UH'imriii. I'uIIuwmI Ii f : -t" potliif-k siim'(- :it chibtioUHf. Monday, September 23 Vrtnili i;ift Thimhlt; club hI'Ht nnon ini"thm at lioinc nf Mr. Y. J'. Ki-ci'i'icliKoii. ins Lime triM-t. H.IWV. (Ilcc chili (') rjM'ct id hivmi t. in. at Kiiulto ul' illifctor, Mik, t'liiirlc!! liraml. to H';i-iUe for Mi mortal Marin!' cimimhodv to Im UoUl tit Library park b':ililiui lliu lol luwlnx Suinluy. ltOHi'lnnn ('iiiii)t Kin; banl ninn Imth iii-imI to alti-iiil mi'dlim at 7:30 in evening at Uohl'Iiui-k (.lum ber of coinnjcifc ol lici. Or. It. L. I Hi nil's nnii-lt'iiiniii na tional Itiblt Kimly claKs to 'ijh-ii hixtli year ol sltuly at 7:45 in cvi; niiiK at dining ball ol' I'oulas bo I. 'I. 1'iiblii- Invito'). H.IWV.C nicoliii l s In pvi! liliiK ;it rlnbhoiisi' uillt Mih. Wil liam llt'U, Chairman. M ish 101 nor Shcrk and .Mikr M.uiha IVrry. Tuesday,' September 24 Jobs DaiiKbtcr.H mcwiiii; u 7:''f p. in. at Masonic l-mpU with Mik. I'liylliH Vi'I(. p in lid Kuai ilian of Oic-koii. making olibial inspi'iiiuii. Initifilloii to be, lu'lil. Kt'lroHlmieiits lit mm In py-fiitim. lnUr-S(f Snuly dub to nict'l at , mm o'clock tmiclit'on at lionic -ol , Mrrt. (.'liarb'i Iioc-iimt at M'lrow', Piomain In charsi; of .Mih. ClyoV Ilcard. Hatloina club, I):iukIiI'ik ol ihc Nile. no-h'iHl"ss nntm luncheon at boim- ff Vi-s. Allinl Mict'lll. Mem briH fo hhv lor Shrine hospital. ('. S. club will niciM at botii" ol Mih. It. II. Laird at I'liij Win Iich ler MtrfMH in altci iiooii. Hib(Ual) Indue t'i uelelmile X!H.h nuiilvemiry of Heliel;uh Odd IVI lowahfp at x i:i ihimiIhk at I.O.O.K, ball. hcl n'tdiim'hlK, hoi a I Incii hIii'II, LouiMc YnmiK. MhiskU1 iMtnl, Maymo Ji ki:H. Knmia Limiox. Mal llt Seal and ( .iflvur PltiitMf '. Knti-i-laliimcnt. Tlllie JoniiMon. Kiln-1 Jluiley and Ina rut worth. hi'Cira lioiiH, Alarjoric Cascbcin-, Until I'Iuiumi' and Xuda U'cihcr, IVodnerday, September 25 W.t'.T.r. important, mccliiij; al l:'.Ut lu Hlicnioou al Methodist rhurcli. Mu thaittcir of lUla SiKina I'bl Kotorily lo J. -ild pollack xupprr inco'.in'i al borne or Hpon.-'or. Mrs. II. (.'. (.'liui(-l), in Lauiclwixnl. Comity coinnilHci' n Itcptihlican party lo hold ali-tlay mc('iiii al civid club room al Motel rmnijiin bt':'inniiik' at l' a. in. Noon lunch con l;i chare'' of I'r'i-Ami'rica unii. Slate republican worliers to be ,re.eni. Hon-'laH Cmrily Council oi I'. T.A to hold lii'Hl tall merlins al Iwo o'clock In nrtmiooa at Junior lilt:h Hchool iuiimIc room. Mih. Carl ItOHeluml. pi'enidc:il, lu ehatf:. (tleuuary Sewiim club alleiiiooii ineelin.. al liouie ol' Mih. John Campbell wllh Mu;. N'cllk' Mcliiunirt. Codl'lHtfSa. Pylhiaii Sinters regular nieelliii; al S o'clock i.i evifiiliiK at K. ol I.', ball. Members urned to be present. Thuriday, September 26 , Ladles oi Ho.ii hut;; Coiinlry club j to meet In morniiiK at !:! tor Kollum; poiliKli lunibeou al I-:-'ti: and coal racL bridge at I ::iu. I.ailv I'M tiist tall iiHM-tiim al I S o'clock at leiupk willi Mrs. J VlcketiH, ini'sidcnt, in charm business schmoii. Social hour canlH to .ol low. I'i izes will awarded. All auv Ktii invited WoiiKii'a M'-uelil asMoclalion to meet at two o'clock lu mtcriioun al Maceabee ball In plan lall and win er activities. Molliers or Su:n!a' si Iimi chil dren til' l'Misi"ipal chllirh to spoil Hir 7 : ;in desM'i t -r upper and b'tie- FH brldi,;- patly at parish I'rtZ'', licMTvnliotis tall I1.1II. :::ii. Lm-V or 1 1 s-L. VhIIIIl: Mart'fed l'enple, rtas ol V'lrst Chri'Mliin church to sponsor silver tea lioiti Iw i to six in alh-r noon at Honii lia!,liaui.li home in lautclwood to i.ite utonrv Im htiildiu',- lurid I'uhlic i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mis. It. K. l-'oh.. i -hat' a. mi. Friday, September ? Ho-ebtivu Woman'-' luh to open I wo-' lav ru in ma ue sale upstair-, in clubhouse opooslte 1 1 u til's I ml lall theatre. Mrs. I It. Itnldle :md Mrs I-'arl I'Hi icli. joint chairmen Mnu- I t bet s re'piestco; to hi inu rumma::i lo cl'lldiouse any f t it - d ii iiu'. I In i online week. Saturday. September 28 Seorid dav ot' niliiina;; be held by oehar Won; 1!. .lull upstair; in clubhouse. liovs :.ud uii U ol I . V 1.. to 'He biale I'laitc.-f, Willaid- bittinl.i ii it ii f i" ar a I niitL-tam ;iiid pat t at two o'clock at home oi adiMir. Mi k. Kred L. Sonihv. t I; on I r c i;. September 29 Public ;ti It. d In ill!'1! e-t in;: ! e inony at Hom'Imi:- Public Llhrarx I irli hi'ildii;: . at w hu ti lino' the marker will be rl.to ; u tic hmld iii' (iiiunc:norat iiiL' t lie i -it M President H'V-s a!".! his MiUl'' I'i l.'uyeb: r. Cttemon ;tl :', o tuck in atternoon BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY TO BE HELD THURSDAY AT PARISH HALL The nielliers ot llic l;p, Sunday schiN.I child! n will sol a ilellljltllll 7 lie .Tel.. Ml pllll .1, sett supper and l.enelit !. 1 lg. parly m-xt Tliui.lay night, s.-ju al the pplscnpnl imi'l-h lia'.l .-: j-alst Cass stieel. PrUes will be uuaidcil and III. colllriict bridge players w ll III their rripirtivo tables, vutiiuis may be made by ic I111: ":ui; K.7-V 01 II. I.. Tin- plMII I phot, .-..'ill. llias been eotdiatly Inxiled n joy the alfair anil ).iive".-- party v. ill go tn ihe ppi .. Sunday school. ih.. -I il 0CDEUW By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ROSEBURG JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS FIRST FALL MEETING MONDAY EVENING ... . .Mi-m licj H of th KohpIiuik Junliir Wiiiiiuii'b clui) hi'lil their first fall mi'OiiiiK al me wonwil) I'lull limine Miillia' e-Vf tihiii wllh lira. Conlmt Sicwait ii 'piliiiK ilurluic Ihn liusi lli'ss hokhIoh. .Vr. Kllen 1'iint. Ill cliaiKi' of IIib HuukIiih l ouiily thai Iim- of Hip Ainifi icun Hcil Ckwji. wna UUl'Mt H)nHknr Mih. I'ohI onlllni'il (wo i-immi'H bi'lllR oITi'i imI by I lie KimI (Yohh of flii'. "Kh'Hl Alii" anil "Hiiiim' 1 1 y Kli'iin anil Car of Hi Slrk," anil Kavi. an alile ilcHtTlptinn of IIih ail vanlagH of the roiirtu-H. Tlii.ie two i-laHHfK urn lii'inK lu'lil in IIoukIhh iiiinity ilnrliiK tin. fall anil wlnur inontliH anil ari available lo any DimikIiik rounty reHlilenl i-arillK to lake ailvanlaue of the omrlunlty for exieil aillilnnre In rimt ulil wotk anil home miming of HlneHH. The next inci-Hnit ol I lie club ulll lie iu Ilio form of a rush parly anil Ih Hi'lleilllleil rnr Oil. 7. AIIhh llelty Shoemaker uaH aiinouureil us cliaii. nail anil Ik to he aHMlttteil hy Mm. Wm. rnralll nail Mm. Flelrher Canluer. The followlutf meetliiK will he (lit. L1 at which time new niemhem will he iii.liii l i-.l into Hie oiKaul.aliou. ArrauKementH for thia affair are un.Ier the niaiiaKe luelil of Mm. Kilwln tiar.luer. Mra. i.. f. Lalham anil Mra. Perry Thlele. An aiiuoiiiiieineiil conieruluK lite Wcnien'H Aihlelic aHoilailou, wlilch Iiiih been oi'Kaulzeil In hi i lly. aa luaile by MIhh Kleauor KleH. Misa .'ie8 exiilaluiHl l lie imr- " ' aiii.iiuuii ami uineil Ihe club members lu lake part iu the association work. The club members signed for de pariinent work lu Ihe club, which Ibis year has been iiiKiini.ed lulu three sections. Pine Aria. Public Welfare and American Home. Commliiees for the year were an- need by Mrs. Stewart and In clude: telephone. .Mm. Ijlwill tlaiil- tier, Mrs. Adrian llnwen; roll. Mrs. Plelcber llnrdncr; coiilacl. chair man for Camp Plre crimps, MIhh Kleanor Pies: press ami publicity, Mra. Nulph llerniau and Miss llelty Shoemaker. Al the rloM' of Ihe evening re freshmenls were served hy uieill- bers or the louncll. AitenilliiK the first fall Hcssii f Ihe club were Mm. Kdwln Cnrdiicr, Mrs. Adrian llowen, Mrs. Perry Thl.-le, Mm. Plelcber ilnriluer. Mrs. Paul Smith, Miss Hetty Shoemaker. Mm. c. .;. Sinllh. Mrs. .In s Smith. Mrs llaiolil llo.M. .Mik. Prank Klinball. ..: r.ieani.r r les. .Mrs. Shluey liomenbn. Miss Kliiine llrowii. Mrs. I.. ('. I.atiiatu. Mrs. Hiilnh Kiullev. Mm. Wm. I'nnilh. Mrs. Iloberl Ills sell. Mm. I, -in. Inn Slewarl. Mrs. lialiih Herman ami ihe uuest spealier, Mis. Post. COUNTRY CLUB LADIFS FN.IOY GOLFING, BRIDGE AND LUNCHEON THURSDAY Mrs. Kenneth ynil 11. 1 Mm. .1. M. .Iiidd will play oif Hi,, chini. Plnnsbip cup 1, nil nameiii durliia Ihe coiiiIiik week tn ilelerin l.ie Ihe winner of ihe cup I'nr linn. Mm. I.. K. McClinlock Is the winner of Hie second flluhl with Ml is Hel en Casey as 1 miner up. Tin luiicheoii was enr.ye.l Tlinmilny of Ibis week at Hi,, club house by Mrs. K. 11. Ilildir.-.i ami dnllBltler, .loyce. .Mrs. K. II. Via Ness. Mis. 10. A. Pearson. Mim. I.. I'I. Mcl'lllilock. Mrs. I,. K. pics. Mis. W. P. OH. Mrs. W. l. Mr. I'acllern. Mrs. Paul (leddes. Mrs. Aiihur II. Mouiillor.l. Mrs. .1. II. .Mi.iintli.id. Mrs. .1. P. luilard. Mra. K lb W Kinney. Mrs. Ili.i.l- w ay. Mrs. Harris pllswm Hi. Miss MnlKarel IHI1I. .1. Mrs. l;.': Ii::l IVnain. .Mrs. Prank I'oeu. Mr.i. II. C. Stearns, Mis. Keniielll ljul'i.', Mrs. .1. M. .Iiidd. Mis. Itnlieil His sell and Miss Helen Casey. Plans weie made tor a iiiimiI I ml I II. I UK 'Ut tl. lie held Sun. I IV :.l jllllee I. 'clink at 111.' anlf course, jtn be loll. .weil by a r.::ln -I'cl.n'k p.itlucli supju-r. The Indies enjoyed ii;if,ict bl iilce in t lie nl'tei tionn. I'lnns weie liinile lor llic Cnilll I IV rlull ladies it nit mlests bi'i.li-e lo he held at two o'clock He r :i. at Ihe chllillellse. T!i,' 'l.ii.lue iiay will heiiin promptly a: . I nr o'rhii k . j The 111 He., eollllllitlee an, mime led fur next Thursday inclii.l : Mis. I Prank I iti n and Miss Helen l iisev. I EASTERN ST A H HAS INTERESTING MEETING iON THURSDAY EVENING I!..s..l.iii' St.l! held .1 i -il: T'lmi -dav i. lib Mi,. h.lplel ol Kaslelll i Int siini; meet 11 i y. h 1 at Hie temple It. T.ivlo:'. w.nlliv nialnin. piesuling Initiation was ii.'ld ami a social hour followed, in lOllill lime loe relreshnienls - j were -i'i led ' file billlel lal.li w .is allLicllve' 1 I deiniai.-d and iintcied with a .howl ol stlaitdlagous and del). bin Minns wnh lall lighted tapers. Mrs. ; . .1 Kllisiili was . haliuian ol II i el 1 eshiiieul l Oiiiiiiiti, ,. and mis as-Isl-led I.) Miss Belle Owen, sen liul prill, ess ol l(ooblll g helltel III .lob's liitughiers. and Miss Alhalie T.l.vior. junior pi llu ess of the bethel. ' Tin- nel meeting ..I lb,- chap .ler w:ll lie held lietol.er ;i. DR. AND MRS. VAN NESS j ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB 1 ucooLnnourrtH ! Dr. anil Mis. P. II. Van Ness en '.ell.ilneil then lllldge ,Uib al II ' very eniny.ihle seven Hmtj o'clm k '.lesseri-siiiiper at their altriiclive ;l,ei'e at H.c V. A p. post I--.-I il .y evciiliiK. , 1, r., .in. I gladioli n r n'liactlvely u-,d 10 i.illy out a iimlir for tlti oc- rusloii. (iim'hIh of l)r. antl Mm Van Ncm nii.-iiiii.'ii : in- ,;,,, ttlj )r '(jroxHiimn, am Ini'llldi1'! : lr. anil .Mi k. ('laMMii-u anil Mra. .Maurice anil tlu following- im-ni- Ixh'b: .Mr. anil .Mm. It. I). Coil, Mi, anil Mih. Ivan IMikftiiH anil Mr. ami Mm. T. IN'tem. SriiiD in-1i'H for tin ftvenlim'.! - 1 i-im i at'L hrlilKt WlllllLI'S were (iniHa- lawanlfd lo Mm. .Iiiiiiu. Ur. man anil Mih. I'lrki'iiH. COUNTRY CLUB GUEST BRIDGE TEA TO BE HELD ON OCTOBER 3rd Ul.w K..l.. I... ll.a .. :, " ,," V" '.. . i if i 1 , m km t . cluh for thelrall bi due tea, to be held at two o'clock, tic llier Jill Bl the clubhouse, to which all lilein hers and their Invited KUesIs have been asked lo enjoy. Mrs I Inn is ICIlsworth. Mi s. Ar thur II. .Moiiiilforil and .Mra. Jlriiinl way are i halnnen of Hie affair. Ite servutloiis for the party may bo made by teleiiholiiliK either Mrs. I.. K. McClinlock or Mrs. H. T. Han sen. The conl ract hrlilee nluv will be. Kin ironiitiy ut two o clock and all nieiiihem anil Kiiesta are asked to be there at that time. Committees for the hide: Refreshments. .. A Mrs. J. C. l.liii.lu u..u i.-......... i. .r Pred Lockwood Staplelon. and .uia. II. II. Tea table. Mm. I,. Mrs. C. W. Wharton . imirw rum- ...... ., . .. ., i-.acnei-u ami Mrs. l.ene Oree: tea. Mrs. Broad- w,.v ,... w... .. ,. let- Plsber. the ileconitlons will be In chaiKi. uf Mrs. W. K. (.,,, Mrs. H. C. wTa'pa,.'. "''""'','"''' Mrs. Paul (leddes. Cards, w ha in cniiiKe ot mis. ,1. A. HardltiK, .ui. I,. I',. ,1CI IIIIIOCK. MVH. II. T. Hansen and Miss Helen Casey. Servnm will be in cburite of Mrs. I'.'. A. Pearson. Mrs. K H, Van Ness, Mrs. W. T. Peters and Mrs. Mar shall Penma. Those iiouriiiir will lie .Mrs. It. I), llrlile.es, Mrs. Prank Coeii. Mrs. .f. I(. Mouiitfnrd and Mrs. ,f. P. Darker. TH ETA RHO CLUB HAS INSTALLATION OF NEW OFFICERS FRIDAY NIGHT Alpha Zeia Tliela Hho xlrls clnb held liislallalliiii of Hi" new ol II- cem I'liilny ulKht at the I. (I. (1 l'ii 1 1 wilh Mrs. Alice (inlT lis i hi' lrcMy il(i-orativ! slalllnK officer and l.oulse Voill.K'nd decorated by Mm. "v.K Si.'i' llislallilii; marshal. (Itlier In- slalllim iifficers Included: pilml Kthel llailey. Vice liresldenl; l.ydia lloailiiian, secretary: Una Willianis. lii-usurcr: Susie Jackson and itiilh Plainer, liiiardlans, and Viruiiila Cyrus, chaplain. The new ollicers Inslalleil lie eluded: President. Phyllis Murium ritlil supporter, Horolhy Nelson lell supporter. Prcdii Murker vice- Pleslilenl. Oleene PeiKUsou: secre lary. Marcellne .MeCormack Irens-' urer. .losephlne Crouch; chaplain. Mai Inline Sauslead: lllal sliall. Klsle I Decker: coiiiluclnr. Mary Peterson; 1 warden. Clovilene Harliy; Iusido ;annrillan. Clarissa Mlibley; outside I liiinrilliin, ,lenu '.Myers. I The pasl presidents pin was lire j seined lo Mary Peterson and the j advisor. Mrs. N. M. Nelson, present led a Kilt to Marceline MeCormack ; for iihlalniiiK tile Kiealest number iof members lii Hie last six months. ! Kelreshmeiits were served later in the eveulnu by Hie Kehekah I i-oiiiliiil li-i- iiicludiiii; Hazel Alt- ;ilaus. (ierlriide llatlleld. Murv I el s and Mayme pell. My. j M RS. GEORGE H. SPEAR TO BE GUEST SPEAKER AT ; REPUBLICAN MEETING The Doiikiiis county republican enniiniiiee women will hold a,, ,i. day nieelllli! here Wednesdav. Sep teniber j;,. in . ,. , n,,, ,.Mt. I lull loom at the ll.ilel Pmi.nuu with Mrs. (Iconic II. Siear. of Du hull. Minn., reiiiiuial reiresenlatie of the lepuhllciiu llallonal 1 oiiiiuil -lee. as uuest s,euker. Mrs. llruro M. Wells, of K In 11111 1 Ii Palls, vice chairman of ihe Ureeiui republican lOllilnlHee. will iicconipitliv Mrs. Speilr In Hie ineelhlL- Ail republicans, both men mid women, are invited to intend the Ii o'clock tlu-hosless luncheon ni the civic i lull room, which will be in . hill Ke ol 1 lorn-las unit , pn). Aineitia wllh Mis. A. P. Kent and Mrs. Broadway as co-i hiilriuan. Mis. (I. c. Hiowii .s ueucral chair inaii 01 Hie coluitiitlee women's all day iiieeliui; ami i.iomaiu. MRS. MABEL WILSON HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY ON THURSDAY Mrs. V T. .la, ksou ami Mrs. II. I,. Johnson enlerllllncil at a dellgln lul surprise parly at Ihe home ol Mrs Mabel Wilson Thursday ec nlng. While elephant gifts w ere presented to Mrs. Wilson from Mhs Agnes Pit, blind. Allss lla (.unbuilt. Miss Martha Perry. Mrs. It. . Taylor. Airs It. W. Taylor. Mrs. P C. Prear. Aim. Scon, Mrs. .1. B. Bailey. Airs. .1. K. PI, kens 1111. 1 the hostesses. Airs. Jackson and Mis. i Johnson. ; Visiting and games were eujnvct ami later the hostesses served lovely leli-eslnueuls. COUNTRY CLUB TO HOLD MIXF.D TOURNAMENT AND P0TLUCK SUPPER Sunday. September Ihc men and i.oiucil ol the Uoseburg C inn ti'V clult arc Bulled lo enjoy a mix ed gull tournament at tin- r-lah course at three o'clock 111 Ihc nlt jornoon f .. t'ltlowt'd t.v : .,-::n ('..'t link p.'ttilcK supper Vml s..,i,d evening PRESBYTERIAN AID HAS FIRST FALL MEETING THURSDAY The firnt fall ineetitiK of the, Pieabyterian Ladies Aid society as enjoyeil at a one utlrty o clock, ilfssert-luucbeoit ThtiiKiluy at the. church parlors wllh Mra. Iila Bailey, liovtaHS chalrmuu, aaaiateu by Mm. Mark L. L'nilerwooil. Mia. Gnome Scwell, Mra. B. S. Nichols and Misa (.'lara lilhard. Heil nashirtltima ami i-iiHinoa formed attractive hou quels for the table. Covers were placed for Ie. anil Mrs. Morris II. Roueh. .Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, Mrs; W. U. Scott, Mrs. J. I'. Motschenhncher, Mi's. A. A. Wilder. .Mrs. A. K, Kent. Mrs. I,. R Wilson, Misa .Mareaiet Clann. Mrs. KmniH Lenox, Misa Jeannie Hulck. I .Mrs. bail Ullrich, Mrs. H. Scltwuru kopf. Mrs. J. A. Perry. Mrs. U. IcRleni. .Mas. w. M. Cuniiiliell, .Mrs. emir K. Alleu. Mrs. W. Ash craft, Mrs. Iliildali Thomson. Mrs. (1. SoibeiK. Mrs. Dora Schmidt. Miss Knnua llrlHtol, Mrs. II, , (Irlnsteil, Mrs. John Travis, Ma ilman M. J. Shoemaker. Mrs. Prod Hamilton. .Mrs. I.. I,. Iloille, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. J. Koland Parker. Mm. I'! tl Knhlhui,,.,, t'.. . - ...,.,. rU, ,. . naueii. .Mir. K. R .Metzgor. .Mrs. E. S' H"" 0"' teplin. Mra. Ida ,.,., M,. -Ml)k ,.lllPrwo," l, !,.,. M.il m,. , x.,..,. ins, miss Clara Dlilnrd and Mrs. Ci-Hei-Irk J. Porter .Mrs. w. M. Chalmers, iiresldeut. was in ciiarite with Mra. Morris H Riiiiili fonductlnK the Insplratlonui oevouoiia on Stewardship and Mrs. n. m. Campbell muvinif r,. n.u Kioup sIjikIiik. The treasurer's re nort was pivmi I,.- M,.u . - ....... ..j .... . , ......1 innu me aecrelarys report hy Mm. .iiiusciieniiaciier. Ir. Morris If Hunch ,i .,..!.... . "' . ter..st,,E ,! e.lucailonal talks lu ancient and modern reunions, the I n '" wa"l as on Buddhism Tlwrif. tiii.-i i -,i.. i K ii-ciures uy mi; mu I lie iiirliu..u l,ull..,. .1.... . . .'"is una was responsible for the ' W. .fosse and h,rKe allendance at the first fall ! ineei UI5. 1 l,p Oct,,!,,.,. ,1UM,(i,llt wm UH , the fm ... ..r ,. 1.., 1... Kreil Hamilton ,1.., I, .i by Mrs. K. f;. Kohlliaiten Mrs C. I). Pies and Mrs. II 1 all Tlui n' " luest speaker at Ihls tea w II he Mini. i.-n..i m.....i, who will talk on he r recent trip to V,.v.. M....H 1 ... exhllit nuiiier- oiih articles, (locals are to bo In- vueu for this tea. lumen win mm in 1 no Io vein-1 uer mi-elms on ihe subject of rnniiiiisill. MR. AND MRS. RAUCH HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY SUNDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Hay Hunch were pleasantly surprised Slindav eve-1 nini!, when a kiouii of friends called 10 ceienrate llic bin ivs ..ml 11,., 1,1 1,, ,l,.,.,.,. " , . of the Kaiicli s. A Ix'.lll 1 1 1 ill hli'tlnlMv cake, baked iivau. was cut and served with b ereiini. niade by .Mrs. Adrian Hul h 'rt. to Mr. and Mrs. Ranch. KueMs 'il honor, Mr. and .Mrs. W. K. Sill ll'a.i niid children. Mary and Oillv. nr. anil .mis. (.Hint Hales. .Miss IZoe .Vewnian. Mr. and .Mm. Adrian 'lliilberl mid Prank Pitcher. I A hcauliflll bouiiuet of flowers 1 was presented to Mr. and Mrs. "0111 Airs. Hales and Miss l.M'winan.. u line .Mr. and .Mrs. . ' "'"c.i me cauiiie.s on tile ...1 ill. my caae, I lie KI'Olip SIIIll! Ki-eetiims in honor of the occa sion. BETTY ANN RAISH CELEBRATES FOURTEENTH BIRTHDAY AT PARTY Hetty Ann llaish. duiiKliter of All. and .Mrs. .lohn Ualsh. celebral- ed her lourteenlh birthday a 11 11 i- .e. ....... ... a ciiiiriiiini; purtv al 1114- hoilie at the V. A. P. pst Wcdilcs day eveiiinu. iicnuiltnl Kills were presented to Belly Ann from: Beitv Pino im. l is dross, .lean Turner, Shirley Shriim. Shirley Maiilding. Marie Nen I. .luallita Sebern. Marv Kllen I McKay. Prances Miiore. Itulll Bust Ituliy Alldersnu, llarbara Dell Preaiu. Patty Arnold and Kha Jean Morgan. (.lames were played and later iu Ihe evening delicious refresh ments uero sen od mid the attrac tively decorated biltlldav cake lighted hy w as cut. inui ecu tiny canill ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY Ihe Uoseburg Art nnd Knibrol- dory club enjoyed a delightful meet- ing Wednesday afternoon at Ihe home of Airs. William llailev on South Deer ,1 k. Beautiful fall flowers were Used about the rooms. ' while the refreshment table was centered Willi a bowl of nil, iiv apples. Bingo w as eu ioyed ami al Ihc lea hour. Mrs. Bailey served delicious rolro-hnicnts to Airs. J. (!. Stephen son. Mrs. Cluck. Mrs. Pltcn Cornell, Mrs. I.lslou Darby. Airs. Argie Pe- "lit. Airs. A D. llawn. Mrs. I. W. Ingel. Alls. C. Poirot. Airs. P. llhoads and Airs. II. p. Snyder. The October I'm) mooting will be held at the Inline of Alls. Pari Decker. MRS. T. R. BURR IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY .Mrs T. U. I'.iirr graciously oilier 1. lined her bridge club al a lovely one lhlrty o'clock dessert Inn, boon Wednesday at the home of hey biothci' in law and sister. Dr. and Mrs. D, B. Biibar. n past Cass street. Altraetivc boiuiuets of ioI iii'lill fall flowers curried out a pretty decorative motif lor the oc casion. Cm its ere placed for Mrs. Dan Pickens, Mrs. llrant OsIhiih and Mrs. 1 1 B llubiir. guests, and Mrs. V. II. Taylor. Airs. II. II. Turner. Mrs. Lcrnv Hlutl. Mm. t; Al. Krell. Mrs. A. .1. V:illson and the hostess. Airs. Burr. Contract bridge was cn.lovod -luring the afternoon with Airs. Turner winning ilie high score pi tie. For Fall Evening Wear K'vM p" s 1 llA m id 1 1 1.1 dm-- u 1 r, it 1 -s oi 3 lit . P.' I I In : - The new. stral;hter silhouette, shown here lu Sally MIlHi'im's level v evuniiiK dress, culls for slim hips and a slim midriff. - "1 "'."'-". . TO UbGIN TtNTH Y t An NEXT MONDAY EVENING 1 n,.lnninK Ihe tenth year of the Kosehurlt Business and Profession al Women's nice club, a prncthe ineetlint has been culled for seven o'clock next Monday evenina;, Sep tember -II. In be held al Ihe studio of the director. Mrs. Charles .'. drum!, in the Masonic building. The (ilee club has been asked to si iik on the prouram at tile Kosebill'K Public library bullillnu Sunday. September 'Jit, at which lline the oruaniations of Uose btlrft w ill conduct a ceremony and place a marker on the building houorinir the inemiuy dent Hayes ami party f I'lesi- koschui'K. Mrs. Ilrand has been director ol Ihe Business and Professional Wo men's (ilee club since Hi:l2. REBEKAH AND ODD FELLOWSHIP TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY Uoseburg llebekah lodge No. 1' will celebrate the Slith iinniversurj of liebekah ami Odd Fellowship al u program and social affair next Tuesday night at ti o'clock at the ' " '' hal' The refreshments are iu charge of l.ora lloiinshell. Louise oun.:. Alaggie Dent. Alayiue Pickens, Knima Lenox, llnttie Nivil and oilier Plainer. The decorations lire In charge of Alarjoric Case liuth I'liimer anil Kudu Werbcr. The eulertaiinnciit for the affair will be lu charge of Tillie .John son. P.llicl Bailey and Inn Pains , w 01 tit. i .GRAND GUARDIAN TO VISIT JOB'S DAUGHTERS HERE TUESDAY NIGHT Mrs. Phyllis Poole, grand guar diun of Job's Dallghleis of Oregon will arrive here from her homo in Klamath Palls Tuesday lo pay her ollicial visit to liosebulg Bethel 11,111 evening. September "I. ut "i-1'1 o'clock at the Alasonic temple. Those having proper M.l- son u iliialiinis are urged to bi present. Aliss Carolyn Cordon, lllleen. will pieside. Bell 'will be served following liation ceremony and Aln visit of inspection. INTER-SE STUDY CLUB TO MEET honored slinicnls Ihe jui . Poole's The Inter-So Sun at a one o'ebn ll y club 111 meet luncheon next Tuesday at the Charles 1 oei nor at lloine of All's. .Melrose. Ails. Clyde Beard will lie program I leader on the subject, "'('he Life; and Benefactions of Alli ed Nobel" j and roll-call topic speakers include: 1 Airs. V. V. llarphinn. Airs. Paul (leddes. Mrs. P. S. Hall and Airs. 11. B. Hnniplim. All members arc cor dially invited to be present. B. P. W. C. TO HOLD MEETING MONDAY A very Interesting meeting lias been planned by the Business and Piolessional Women's club .0 b-' held next .Monday night at S o'clock at the Bos. -Inirg Woman's clubhouse with chairman of the by .Miss I-'.lnor Marina I'i rrj .Mrs. Willianis a program, ass -ted Sheik and A1i..' Ml member, a. e urged to be present. lit i'i : W':".:i4 l Wtt . . v s ( ' il DR. AND MRS. JUMP ENTERTAIN POST BRIDGE CLUB WEDNESDAY EVENING Dr. llllil .Mrs. Clarence .lump en tertained the post bridge dull at their attractive home In l.u'lrel wood Wednesday evening. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the evening by Colonel a'lli Mrs. P.. P. Tandy. Dr. ami M'.s. Arthur II. .Mounlford. Dr. ami .Mis. P. II. Van Ness. Mr. and Mm. John llaish. Dr. and Mrs. Muuri.-e (Irossiiiiin. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Single. Dr. and .Mrs. Mink I,, rnderwooit. Dr. Louis Cohen a;i. lor the evening's play went to Dr. Daniel Calvin. Iliini score Airs. Miinnllnrd. Later In Ihe eve. visit tolj,g Mrs. .Iiimn served 11 b.velv buffet supper. 1 MRS. CLAIR K. ALLEN ENTERTAINS BRIDGE SUPPER CLUB WEDNESDAY Airs. Clair K. Alien entertained her bridge club at a charming sev en o'clock supper Wednesday even ing al her ntlracllve home on Wat son street. Alixed fall flowers were prettily arranged on Ihe table ami about the rooms. Covers were placed for Airs. H. C. Church, a guest, and Mrs. Chester M01 can. Mrs. I). II. Unbar. Mm. (luy Cordon. Airs. J. R. Wharton. Mm. C. II. Wade. Airs. Ralph Quino and Ihe hostess. Airs. Allen. Conlracl bridge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant evening hours witli Airs. Morgan winning ihe high score prize. HOMEMAKERS CLASS ELECTS NEW OFFICERS AT MEETING FRIDAY I ne Houiemakcrs class of the Pirsl Baptist church school held their annual meeting Priday night al the home of Chaplain and Airs. II. W. Anderson. The follow ing of. ficers were elected for the coming year:l President. Airs. Leon Haas: vice president. Walter I. 'llier: sec-reiary-trcasurer. Airs. II. W. droves; teacher. Aim. Anna Wick hani. Pollening the business meet ing refreslinieuls were served by Ihe hostess. Alls. II. W. Anderson. SILVER TEA TO BE CHARMING AFFAIR NEXT THURSDAY The mem hers of the Young .Mar ried People's class of the Pirst Christian church have planned n 1 cry charming silver tea lo be held from twu to six o'clock next Thill. silay afternoon at Ihe home of .Mrs. Dunn R.idabaugh ill Laurel w ood. Mrs. D. P. Poltz is acting a. general chairman of the ten and has Issued a most cordial invita linn to all members of the ch-.irll and rrieuds to ulietnl. The pro coeds of Hie alfair will go to the church building lint,!. MR. AND MRS. KRELL ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER PARTY FRIDAY Mr and Airs. G. Al. Krell enter lamed at a very luveiy dinner par ix Pri.iav evening at their allrac lie timiie. inning as Iheir guests: Mr. and Airs. "Bud Watson. Mr. Mud Mis. A. K. Klliott and Air. and! I Airs. T. ?!. Burr and son. Ijirry. j Following Ihe delightful dinner i hour, a pl",i-aut social time was' I enjoyed. BUTNER- ELLISON TEA IS CHARMING AFFAIR FOR IDAHO VISITORS Mrs. A. J. Ellison and her sister Iii-iuiv. Mrs. C. M. Burner, were joint noHtoses at a very charming na (rum three to five o'clock Tues day afternoott at the former's home on Bust Cass street in compliment 10 Airs, nuttier s two sisters, .All's. Jack Thompson and Miss Thelmu Jones, ot Malad, Idaho. Beautiful bouuueta of zinnias and other colorful fj.il flowers were used about the rooms. The tea table, covered by a lovely lace cloth, was centered by a gorgeous bouiiuet of yellow and pink snap dragons arranged with blue del phiniums and circled by lour light ed ivory tapers In white holders. Mrs. I,. Kolilliiigeii, Sr.. and Mrs. Poster Btilner poured from three to four o'clock, and Mrs. A. B. Taylor and Mrs. Earl Wiley poured from four to five o'clock. Delight ful piaun numbers were played by Mrs. Clyde Cars lens. Guests invited by Mrs. Ellison and Airs. Ilutner to muel -Mrs. Thompson and Miss Jones IncliM- ed: Mrs. Karl Wiley, Airs. Bert Courlney, .Mrs. L. Ixuhlliugon. Sr., Mrs. Harold Bellows, Mrs. Or. 'lilt (Inborn, Airs. Clyde Carstens, .Mrs. P. S. Hall. Airs. Ilurrio V. Booth. Mrs. K..A. Brllton. Mrs. A. B. Tav lor. Mrs. P. H. Churchill. Mrs. O. Al. Krell. Mrs. John Kalsh. Mrs. Willis .Myers. Airs. A. C. Minsters, Mrs. R. W. Alursters, Airs. George Singleton. Mrs. J. K. McClinlock. Mis. Poster Butner and Mrs. Pred- erlck J. Porter. Mrs. Thompson and Aliss Jones, with their father, spent several days hero visiting at Ihe C. Al. But ner home en route back to Malad. Idaho, from a trip to the Golden Uale fair In San Francisco. SENIOR HIGH TEACHERS ENTERTAIN NEW TEACHERS AT PICNIC ON FRIDAY The new teachers of Senior high school were guests of honor at a delightful picnic supper Priday evening at Idlers Jegg. the Ireland Picnic grounds on Ihe Pnipqiia river, with the last year's teach ing stall ucllng us hosts ami hos tesses. The program for the evening in cluded: vocal number by Plenum llesseuier, accompanied by Leonard Ililey on the mandolin and Lois Brown on the flute; address of wel come by Principal Clyde Board: vocal number by Loroy Hlutl, inui initiation of new teachers with Homer Grow iu charge. Group .Miiging completed the program. Miss Allie Poland. Allss Lois Brown and Mrs. Margaret Welkins were eneral chairmen of the de lightful affair. Those enjoying the occasion in cluded: Superintendent and Mrs. W. .VI. Campbell. Principal and .Mrs. Clyde Heard. Mr. and Mrs. i.erov llmlt. Air. and Airs. Homer Crow'. Air. and Airs. Leonard Hllev, Air. and Airs. D. Hamsdell. .Air. and Mrs. Schwiu-tzkof, Ah-, and Mrs. .dimes Davis, Air. anil Mrs. J. K. Walls, il. A. Mollis, Allss Kleanor Hessei'ior, Aliss Lola Brown, .Miss Alice I'eland. Airs. Margaret Wat kins. Miss Alarjorle Chester, Miss Amanda Anderson and Miss Carol Carnes. usHbHALL HUNT IS HONORED AT FAREWELL BANQUET AND PARTY Ihe front office sniff of the hoseliiirg News-Review enlertulned at a delightful seven o'clock ba . iiuot al Art's Log cabin at Snih. erlin Saturday evening In honor of Marshall Hunt, who has been called by the llallonal guard for service. Air. Hunt has been cni- pio.ieu ine last leu vears by the News-Ue lew. Bouquets of mixed fall flowers aud tall lighted tapers were used to decorate the long banquet lable where covers were placed lor Air. Hunt, guest of honor, Mr. and Airs Harris Kllsworth. .Mr. ,UJ J,.s Paul Jenkins. Air. inui Aim. H. B. Cartel. Mr. and Aim. Chillies V Stanton. Air. and Aim. Ii. Al. lies' Mr. and .Mrs. Alaynard Ileli, Mr' and Mrs. Roger llailey, Mr. and Alls. K. I.. Knapp. Aliss Beitv Shoe maker and Air. and Mrs. Fr'edcriek J. Porter. M... ..... .... ler aio f II ,v ,. aS ,olls,'.:,K I 111 .inn tolloniug Hi,, pies, -Dial on nl numerous joke gills, a radio was I presented to Air. Hum by the! ii imp. r, uuiiving the banquet, the group enjoyed dancing at Brand's on the North Pacific highway, MRS. ENOS HANDY IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY ON MONDAY Airs. Fred A. Goff and Mrs. Kmmu I. Woods were joint busies.... -.. a very charming shower party Monday afternoon at the runner's home iu compliment to Airs. Knos Handy. Mrs. Waller Kruse and Mrs. Kdwln Handy assisted about Ihe mums and poured. A beaut Kill pink and blue color scheme was carried out in the flower arrangements about the riionis. while the refreshment table, covered by 1111 exquisite hand-made lace clolh, was centered with kew Ule dolls dressed in pink and blue A cleverly arranged rain-barrel, tupped by a miniature huhy doll holding a parasol was used to p re sent the many beautiful gilts to Mrs. Handy, guest or honor, from: Mrs. I). Coon, mother of the guest nt honor, Airs. Charles Waer. Airs. Mm William Uohorisfu. j HOLIDAY SHIPMENTS HAVE ARRIVED Gloss ware The prettiest selection that we have ever had. HAYNE'S 337 NORTH JACKSON ST. . Peterson, Mrs. If. O. Petorson, Mrs. H. P. Conn, Mrs. Woodrowr conn. Mm O. O. Matthews, Mrs. Kllone Matthews. Miss Ruby and - 1 Allss lluth Matthews, Mrs. T. B. Muncnhark. Mrs. D. N. Busehbark. '. Mis. R. A. Biisenhnrk. Mrs. Jerry- ; iloin. .Mrs. K. L. Conn. Miss Hiaun- ,lu Conn, Mrs. J. F. Bonebrakc, " .Mrs. W. P. Bonelnake, .Mm. C. K. Ileese, Airs. Jay Conn, Mrs. Walter Kruse, Mrs. Kdwln Handy and the hostesses, Mrs. Uof( and Mrs. Woods. Al the tea hour delicious refrosh nienls were served. MRS. SCOTT WILLIAMS IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Kdwln Booth entertained her bridge club and several guests at a lovely one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon and surprise shower party In compliment to Mrs. Scott Williams Wodensduy afternoon at her beuutlfiil home near Alyrllo Creek. A gorgeous niaderla cloth cover ed the serving table, which was centered by a mixed bouquet of fall I lowers. Zlniiiiis were used lu large bouuels aboul the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. Scott Williams, guest of honor. Mrs. Ralph Stearns, of Klamath Palls. Airs. B. R. Maddox. Mrs. Robert Kelly. Mrs. 1-eonard Riley, Mrs. Willis Myers and Miss .Mar garet Baiim, guests, and Mrs. A. D. Parr. Mrs. Roger Bailey, Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr., Mrs. O. Ii. Hess. Mrs. Frank Coen and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, members, and the hostess, Mrs. Booth. Beautiful gifts were presented to Mrs. Willianis and the afternoon hours were enjoyable spent in playing contract bridge with Mrs. Chapman winning the high score pri.e and Miss Baiim, the slum prize. HARRIS ELLSWORTH AND DR. H. C. CHURCH ENJOY JOINT BIRTHDAY DINNER Harris ICIlsworth and Dr. if. C. Church celebrated Iheir birthday iniiiiversarles al a delightful fam ily dinner parly at the hitter's home 'ii Luui-Hlwood Tuesday eve ning. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Hart-is Kllsworth and daugh ters. Miss Alary Aiargaret and Miss Jane, Alts.; .Margaret Gildea, of Sail Jose. Calif., Dr. and Airs. II. C. . Chun ti and daughter, Aliss Marluu, ; and son, Charles, and Mi-s. Davis, mother of Mrs. church. Tho ganio prize for the dinner hour was won by Mr. Kllswoi lb. Following the dinner the group was joined for a dessert-supper by Mr. and .Mrs. L. K. AlcClilltock anil daughters. Aliss Patricia and Miss . Nancy, and Air. and Mrs. .1. C. Hume and daughter, Joanne. Two largo, beaullluily decorated birthday cake's were cut and served. Original ooeiiis were read In honor of .Air. . Kllsworth and Dr. Church and tho ic cuing hours were enjoyably spent in playing monopoly and other games. BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYED AT FACILITY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The monthly birilulay parly spun- . sored by I 'in 1 ot mi unit of the ' American Legion auxiliary was en joyed Wednesday iui tiuiou at I lie I .Veterans Admin St in Hon ' .Faoiltiv hospital. Tiny- Mnilday' cakes lighted by caudles Wore served at Ihe tea hour. . Uoseburg ladies attending in eluded: Mrs. W. J. Olinscheid. Mrs. Clinton Gorthy. Alls. R. G. linker. .Mrs. Karl I'llrich. Airs. Ned IMxon. Mrs. J. W. Burpee and Airs. Kail Oden and the following ladies from Drain: Airs. Alarguerite l.aGraml er. Airs. Veva Olson, Airs. Knln B. Spalding, Mrs. Alice Rising, Mrs. Ora Powell and Mrs. Gertrude Goodman.son. INTER-SE STUDY CLUB TO MEET AT LUNCHEON The Inler-Se Sillily club will -meet at a one o'clock- luncheuii .' next Tuesday I instead of a desseit ' luncheon as previously planned) : lo he held al Ihu hoini of Aim. . Charles Doeruer at .Melrose. Airs. Clyde Beard will be program lead- : All members uro cordially i-i- vilcil to be present I Make Monday a Sun-Day Get outdoors and have fun on Al, in, lay tool Let us do the family laundry. We've five types of service lur every budget nitd. nlj .III V J JI lllll I III DRY CLEANING Pictures See these beautiful prints in the newest of frames. STORE