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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY It, 1941.
SCDCDEW
Social Calendar
Monday, January 13
' Dr. R. L. Dunn's nondcmonina
tional Bible Study class to moot
nt 7:45 o'clock In the evening at
Douglas hotol dining hall. Public
Invited.
N. of W. Thimble club after
noon meeting at home of Mrs.
Adrian Hulbcrt at 93G South Cobb
street.
' Presbyterian church night pot
luck supper at six-thirty In eve
" ning at church. Dr. Thompson, of
' Seattle, speaker. Members asked
to bring a covered dish and sand
'wiches. ". Fullerton P.-T. A. to celebrate
Dads' night with program in
: charge of B. B. Irving at school
house at 7:30 in evening. Num-
bers by Men's Glee club quar
tet; talk and slides on "Visual
' Education" by R. R. Brand. Pop
corn sale. Refreshments in
Charge of Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs.
r'Paul Helwcg and Mrs. C. E.
1 Jump.
i Episcopal guild Invites public
to attend benefit play, "The Klep-'-
tomaniac," at 8 o'clock at parish
'. hall. Social hour to follow. Re
freshments. B. P. W. C. to entertain Rose
' burg Woman's club and Junior
Woman's club members at H
o'clock at clubhouse. Margaret
' Page, chairman. Rev. W. T. Wire,
guest speaker, on etchings and
' will show an exhibit of his work,
j Social hour and refreshments to
follow program.
Tuesday, January 14
; -' F. S. club afternoon meeting at
-home of Mrs. C. II. Wlckham on
," Mllf street.
Roseburg Rehekah lodge, No.
' 41. to meet at 7:30 in evening at
: I. O. O. F. hall. Social. Refresh-
; monts. Joint installation ot om
' cers.
; Inter-Sc Study club one o'clock
'. luncheon meeting at home of
Mrs. Earl Ullrich on Commercial
' avenue.
University of Oregon Mothers
"rlnh 12:30 nohoslesB luncheon
meeting at Motel Umpqua with
Mrs. Charles II. Ci'iili" acting' as
" hostess chairman.
' 'Roseburg Woman's Athletic as
i soclatlon to meet nl 7:30 o'clock
; in evening ut Junior high school
- gymnasium.
.', Trial by Jury operetta east to
practice at Jlinlor high school tin-
."dor direction of Melene Robinson.
-. Bridesmaids to meet at 7:20;
jurymen at 7:40 and chorus at 8
- o'clock.
'. ' Lady Lions to meet at seven
: o'clock no-hostess dinner at Hotel
Umpqua with Mrs. Phil llarth
and Mrs. J. E. Henbest, hostesses
- for social hour.
Winston MorryGo-Round club
! one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
ut Clay Smith home with
' Mrs. Earl Smith as hostess.
Young People's league of St.
Paul's Lutheran church meeting
at 7:30 in evening at W. A. Syl-
wester home at 1170 Military
street.
Badoura club, Daughters of
Js'lle, to leave Roseburg at 11:15
m. for Happy Valley to enjoy
"12 o'clock noon luncheon at home
"of Mrs. l.yle Marsters. Members
to sew for Shrine hospital. Bring
jsolssors and thimbles.
Eagles auxiliary meeting at S
"O'clock In evening at Eagles hall.
Rose L. T. L. meeting at 812 S.
''Main street afternoon school. Re
ports on Christum box sent to
Children's Farm Home at Corval
I is and emblem committee to be
given. Jean Wiley, president, lo
be In charge.
Wednesday, January 15
M. O. A. club afternoon meet
ing at home of Mi s. E. G. Cloake.
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
dull afternoon meeting at home
of Mrs. K. L. Ilounshell at W4
Mill slreel.
Episcopal Social club lo spoil
,sor benefit card parly at S o'clock
In evening al parish hall. Con.
tract bridge, prizes and refresh
ments. For reservations call Mi's.
Hume at 2l .1 or Mrs. .1. M. Judd
at 2(1 or S70. The committee In
rhnrge Includes Mrs. E. It.
.Kenny, Miss Hess Wharton, Mrs.
J. E. Judd, Mis. R. Matthews,
"Mi's. L. C. Cummlugs and Mrs.
J. M. Judd.
- St. Joseph's Altar society to
"meet at 12:30 pot luck luncheon at
homo of Mrs. Fred Rllman In
JCohlhagon apartments.
, Thursday, January 16
Presbyterian l adies Aid society
'l.:30 o'clock dessert luncheon d
ohurch pallors with Mrs. Frede
rick J. Porter, chairman. M, . L
Robinson. Mrs. John I'li.koitcn
and Mrs. Willis Mvers. hostcsi-i.
Devotions In chare" ol Miss .Me-r- j
garet Clapp.
Ijidles of Roseburg Country
club to meet al clubhouse nt ft:. in
n. m. for contract bridge; 12:30
polluck luncheon and golfing at
1:30 o'clock.
Roseburg Min'i Glee club lo
, practice ut 7: JO in evening ut city
6y LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER .
Interesting Meeting of Woman's Club
Is Held at Clubhouse on Tuesday
The first meeting of the new
year for the Roseburg Woman's
club was held at a very delightful
one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
at the clubhouse Tuesday
with Mrs. 0. E. Marks, Mrs. Al
bert Mlcelll, Mrs. W. E. Ott and
Mrs. C. E. Roberts as hostesses.
Heather and greenery formed at
tractive bouquets for the serving
tables.
Covers were placed for Mrs. W.
R. Brown, president, Mrs. Edward
G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. Harry F.
Hatfield, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs.
W. M. Campbell, Mrs. L. A. Wells,
Mrs. F. A. Fields, Mrs. George M.
Brown, Mrs. E. J. Drown, Mrs. R.
W. Ohman, Mrs. J. E. Slnttery,
Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. A. J. God
des, Mrs. John M. Ralsh, Mrs. Ar
thur TI. Mount ford, Mrs. C. E.
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Marks, Mrs. Albert Micelll, Mm.
W. E. Ott, Mrs. R. W. Marsters,
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Mrs. John William Robertson,
Mrs. Earl Agee, Miss Jennie
Jorev, Mrs. A. II. Perrin, Mrs.
William Bell, Mrs. E. L. Knapp,
Mrs. Eula O, Brlen, of Los Ange
les, Mrs. J. Roland Parker, Mrs.
Morris H. Roach, Mrs. Homer
Grow, Mrs. Jack Suksdorf, Mrs.
It. L. Whipple, Mrs. Foster But
tier, Mrs. C. A. Edwards, Mrs. H.
Richardson, Miss Marie Martens,
Mrs. W. W. Asheraft, Mrs. Sweet,
of Michigan, Mrs. Adeline Olsen,
of Portland, Mrs. K. D. Lytic,
hall under direction of R. M.
Church.
Roseburg chapter of Eastern
Star lo celebrate 55th anniver
sary of Roseburg chapter with
Mrs. George Kohlhagen, charter
member, as guest of honor. 1 hree
members of over forty years'
standing to also be honored. Re
freshments in charge of Mrs. .1.
E. Hunyan and Mrs. Andrew J.
Ford. Initiation.
Mid-week Bible class of St.
Paul's Lutheran church lo meet
at one o'clock luncheon al home
Inf Mrs. A. Cooneiinerg In Sulher
lin. Transportation in charge of
Mrs. George McQueen and Rev.
W. A. Sylwesler.
Circle No. 3 of Roseburg Bap
tist Women's society lo meet at
two o'clock at home of Mrs.
Charles Mohr on Garden Valley
road. Members asked to bring
quilt blocks.
Saturday, January 18
Roseburg Woman's club serv
ice shop open all day upstairs in
clubhouse, opposite Hunt's Indian
theatre.
American Legion auxiliary to
sponsor cooked food sale in build
ing next lo Economy meat mar
ket. Mrs. C. B. Calkins, chair
man. Legion auxiliary welfare shop
open all day In back of Itoy Bel
lows' slore, opposite News-Re
view office.
MRS. ANTONE SHUKLE IS
COMPLIMENTED AT
LOVLY SHOWER PARTY
Mrs. Robert Heal, Mrs. A. W.
Jnclson, Mrs. Leslie Pfaff, Miss
Frances Wagner, Miss Marian
Larson anil Miss Elhcrtu Short
were hostesses at a very charm
ing shower parly Sunday evening
at the former's home at 503 South
Stephens street In compliment lo
Mrs. Anlone Shuklc, nee Vera Up
right. The miscellaneous shower gifts
wen1 presented lo Mrs. Shuklc
from the hostesses and the fol
lowing gliosis: Mrs. Ellison, Mrs.
J. A. Fulcher, Mrs. Maurice L.
Hallmark. Mrs. M. E. Itlller. Sr.,
Mrs. Ruth Iteoce, Mrs. Luchlor
hand, of Sutherlln, Mrs. Charles
Hornier, Mrs. Elizabeth Garhart.
Mrs. A. H. Cacy, Miss Anna
llaupt, Miss Gertrude Polan, Miss
Elsie Reese and Miss Hrulah May
nanl. Visiting was enjoyed and later
the hostesses served delicious re
freshments. N. OF W. HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
ON MONDAY EVENING
Lilac circle. No. Ill, Neighbors
of Woodcraft held an interesting
meeting Monday evening nt the
I (i. . F. hail with Guardian
Neighbor Winnie Hawn, presid
ing. The annual reKirts of the bank
er, clerk anil managers were
read and accepted. Guardian
Neighbor Hawn appointed Llllle
Lohr as flag bearer pro tein nnddny night at the parish hall. Mrs.
II was decided to hold a member
ship and entertainment contest
wlih Neighbors Owen and Hul
Ix'i't as captains.
tin January '.'nth the circle will
moot for a Klvtlilrty o'clock Kt
luck dinner with the lodge moot
Ing following ;l the hall. A good
ultcndiincc lb desired.
Mrs. C. E. Jones and Mrs. Fred -
prick J. Porter.
The meeting opened with the
eading of the collect, followed by
roup singing accompanied by
group singing accompanied by
the music chairman, Mrs. Jack
Suksdorf. Miss Helen Casey and t0 the glamor girl, with her pale
Mrs. Suksdorf, In special cos- facp Bnd lonS Dob' tne snow sa'
tumes for the occasion, delighted luted suits ,01' sPrinB. P cos
the members and guests with two ttum!B' ftnd hats tnat "Pay tht'
unusually enjoyable comic num- wearer a compliment."
bers, "The Tavern in the Town" In 18 sequences with scenery
and "Gathering Shells at the Sea-'and sound effects, it displayed to
shore." The numbers were sung 1 1,800 representatives of the fash
by Miss Casey and accompanied Ion trade from many cities 500
by Mrs. Suksdorf. j ensembles ranging in price' from
Mrs. John M. Ralsh conducted ' $10.75 to S400, all American de
a current event quiz and at fu- signs and most of them clothes
lure meetings similar quizzes will
be- conducted by Miss Marie Mar-
tons,
mis. t.. a. I'osi, executive see-
eiury oi ine Douglas cliauter of
1? Am,"llea" Cross, gave a
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!!','U S'"'!',"'8' 1-pP'scntinfi he j
W. C. T. V.. gave a splendid talk!
on the W. C. T. U.'s latest efforls
iu picvem me saie oi aiconoiic
..K'-O iu llll-lliui-l III U.
S. army, after which Mrs. Earl
Agee gave a short talk on the pe
tition now being circulated by the
w. u. i . u.
u .-isi meeting win i succeeding the padded football
be In charge of the fine arts com-! snoudf,ri" and a famiy with sev
mltlee headed by Mrs. T. G. Wat- cn chlldren-all In checks.
. If 'Iomrr Glow- M'-"- Evening gowns were mainly
Morris II Roach, Mrs. J. Roland ; fu-skirted, many in silk jersey,
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MRS. FRANK COEN IS
HOSTESS TO CLUB AND
GUESTS TUESDAY NIGHT
:
Acacia formed a lovely motif
for the eight o'clock dessert - sup -
per given by Mrs. Frank Coen
Tuesday evening ut her beautiful
home in Lnurelwood, when she
entertained her bridge club and
several guests.
Covers were placed lor Mrs.
Fred I.ockwood, Mrs. D. W. Mel-
Ilwell, Mrs. T. G. Watson, Mrs.
C. M. McDormotl and Mrs. O, R.
Hess, guests, and Mrs. J. K.
Walts, Mrs. Marshall Pengra.
Mrs. Roger Bailey, Mrs. A. D.
Parr, Mrs. Leon Yearwood, Mrs.
W. R. Chiisler and Hie hostess,
Mrs. Coen.
rvmii-nci hi i,i,.,. u,.,u in ,,i,.
during the pleasant evening
hnilil Ullh Mm I n,.l.nn,l .ill.,
hours with Mrs. I.ockwood wln -
ning tho guest prize and Mrs.
Bailey winning the club high
score.
MRS. L. L. WIMBERLY
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB AT LOVELY LUNCHEON
Mrs. L. L. Wimheiiy gracious-
ly entertained her bridge club at
a very charming one-thirty
o'clock luncheon at her attractive
home, 'Pine Ridge, Wednesday
afternoon.
Yellow jasmine and greenery . heather and jasmine. Mrs. C.
formed a pretty molif for the la-1 a. Edwards presided at the sllv
hle. where covers were placed ! r tea urn.
for Mrs. J. A. Wood, Mrs. J. F.j "
Dillard and Mi's. Frederick J. ALPHA BETA CHAPTER OF
Poller, guests, and Mrs. J. P. DELPHIAN CLUB HAS
Motsehenbacher, Mrs. Phil Harth, j MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. Frank I
Long. Mis. s. L. Richmond and
ine nosiess, mis. imneriy.
Conlracl bridge was enjoyed. , miv;g Wednesdav after
during the pleasant afternoon . , hnnl(1 of Mrs K(,.
hours with Mis. Molschenbachor wjh th(, pl-sltlont.
winning (he high score and Mrs. RI,.S Washington Hughes, open
llarlh winning the s.-cond high ,,, , mpPtinK and Mrs. C. A.
score and the traveling prize. chambeiiin as loader on the sub
MR. AND MRS. ELLISON
ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY
DINNER ON SUNDAY
'Kenneth Ford. Mrs. J. C. Mil a I
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ellison and lister. Mrs. C. A. Chamberlln,
daughter. Donna Jean, entertain-: Mrs. Roy Young, Mrs. C. R.
cd at a lovely ono-thirly o'clock : Froam, Mrs. Ray I'arslow, Mrs.
dinner nl their home on East j A. J. Young. Mrs. L. K. Gar
Cass slreel Sunday lo compliment ; wood and Mrs. A. J. Geddes.
Mrs. C. M. Bulner on her birth-j Al the close of the mooting
day anniversary. An attractive ' Mrs. Bell, seminar chairman, dis
htrthday cake graced the prelllly ! Irihulcd the lesson subjects for
appointed table. ithe next mooting to he hold al
Covers were placed for Mr. and ! two o'clock January 22, at the
Mrs. C. M. Bulner and son, Dar-ihomo of Mrs. C. R. Froam on
I roll. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Butnor
and son, Lvmnn, and Mr. and j
Mrs. Ellison and daughter, Donna 1
,.an I
' i i ' i
EPISCOPAL GUILD TO
SPONSOR BENEFIT PLAY
AT PARISH HALL MONDAY
The public has boon cordially Tuesday noon at the Hotel Rose
Invited by St. George's Episoo-, with Mm. W. R. Blow n, presi
pal guild' to attend the benefit j dent. In chnrge.
play. " The Kleptomaniac," to bo j A pink cycalman plant graced
nrc'sonlrd at 8 o'clock next Mon-1 tho table, where covers were ar-
John II. Robinson, direelor, w ill
be supported in tho casl by Mrs.
hdwiird G. Kohlhagen. Mi s. W.
M. Campbell. Mm. T. G. Watson. :
Mm. John M. Ralsh, Mm. Adrian j
Rnuen and Mi s. Harold l lovl. '
A social hour will follow ihc i
pl iv and iTtichininlu will bo !
iTrd, I
Dame Fashion
Waves Goodbye
To Glamor Girl
By Mary Elizabeth Plummer
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. ( AP) A
huge show of western hemis
phere style trends hailing New
York as the world's style capital
proclaims the glamor girl as old
fashioned as her great-aunt's
bUBtle, and the "vitamin girl" her
successor.
The 1941 girl is the working
girl, who watches her calories
and takes her exercises, said
! CPrnt.al!;F.''Ct S.lL35
which unrolled for four hours a
',anoramaf of ,wnat women wi"
wcar m'xt SP' ing'
In addition to bidding goodbye
: for the average woman. i
These were some of the Intro- j
duct ions, before champagne corks '
popped at a 515 supper:
i ci ..i w.., .i !,.
swcatel, for spol-ts wear.
A rannn nf ntw cm-inr m-nnnc
! ln.l,i,linn "hn t.fucr rrt-nnn nf
" B.
,. nrl no "H
Belmont park, gray-green of the !
a..i, ,i-. .-,, nii
' Pchhle Beach, Calif." j
j Mucn beige antl off-white; par-
ma violet, vivid red, many black
and white costumes.
Slim, casual suits of green
gabardine or blue covert cloth; a
softer, more feminine shoulder,
. .,cc anti pastel marganza.
After a bow to the fashion in-
I fluences of South America, Brit
ain, China and Greece, the show
ended with a British ball scene,
and "The Star Spangled Banner."
ROSEBURG W. C. T. U. HAS
INTERESTING MEETING AT
. LEEPER HOME WEDNESDAY
j ' "
The Roseburg W. C. T. U. had
a very well attended meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
i George Lecper, with tho presi-
dent. Mrs. Annie L. Russell, in
j charge.
Mrs. C. A. Edwards led the
ison? service, and conducted in-
is P I r a 1 1 o n a 1 devotions from
Psalms, speaking on Benefits. !
Reports were given by the of-'
fleers, and a general round table I
discussion was had. I
Mrs. Earl Agee reported on the :
! speaker. Attorney Paul Geddes,
' wiw lised the Roseburg Wo- j
i OWI 11 S Cllll) f()l' I llO W. L. T. U.
lm
on the subject of legislation for'
moral and social defense of the :
nation's armed forces. !
After being a shut-in for scv- i
irral months. Mrs. G. W. Young I
.delighted the members by at-:
lending the meeting. She gra
ciously tnankcci mo union lor a
igift presented her at Christ-
A; u, cose of u. m.,lnB,
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! A e ;,,m,( VPf, ,,.,.;.' The j
; ,.lb(1 w;s bra,ltf wltn a lacr ;
cloth, centered with a bowl of!
, . of ,hp p0l-
.,,.,., ni,.i ., nt,.rost-
ject of "Charles Kingsley."
Those answering roll-call In
cluded: Mrs. Washington
Hughes. Mrs. William Bell, Mrs.
South Stephens street.
1
EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON
ENJOYED AT HOTEL ROSE
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The January executive lunch
eon ot the Roseburg Woman's
; club was enjoyed nt twelve o'clck
ranged for Mrs. W. R. Brown,
Mrs. Edward O. Kohlhagen. Mrs.
I.. A. Wells. Mrs. Foster Bulner,;
Mrs. R. W. Marsters. Mm. A. C. ;
Marsters. Mrs. Earl Ullrich. Miss'
Jennie Jorey. Mrs. t. B. Riddle, j
Mi's. E. L. Knapp, Mrs. G. V. I
Wimheiiy. Mrs. R. L. Whipple,
Mrv. Homer Grow and Mis- Fred-1
crick J. I'orler. ,,
Preview of Summer
j j -, Mu-:'ij; r- Ail
Made In America for the maid in America! Fashionlsts are
wondering whether the simple, accordian-pleated dress, with a link
chain outlining the bosom and forming a belt slightly above the
normal waistline, will replace the dirndl In the younger set's affec
tions. It might that is. If designers make it with the pleats stitched
down. This model Is of yellow wool jersey with gold chain.
DADS NIGHT TO BE HELD
AT FULLERTON SCHOOL
Fullerton P.-T. A. will hold a
Dads' night program at 7:30
o'clock next Monday evening at
the schoolhouse. Mrs. P. O.
Aekley, president, has announc
ed thai B. B. Irving will be pro
gram chairman. Numbers will
be presented by the quartet from
the Roseburg Men's Glee club
and slides and a talk on "Visual
Education" will be in charge of
R. R. Brand. A popcorn sale will
be held and refreshments will be
served bv Mrs. Frank Coen,
chairman, Mrs. Paul Helwcg and
Mrs. C. E. Jump. Dads of Full
erton school children are being
especially urged to attend this
meeting. Al io Woodard will play
several harmonica selections.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB TO MEET JAN. 15
The Roseburg Art and Em
broidery club will meet Wednes
dav, January 15th, at the home of
Mrs, R. L. ilounshell at 504 Mill
street.
The club met last Friday after
noon nt the home of Mrs. Earl
Docker. Sewing and visiting were
enjoyed and al the tea hour Mrs.
Docker served delicious refresh
ments to Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mrs. J.
G. Stephenson, Mrs. F. J. Cornell,
Mrs. Liston Darby, Mrs. Argie
DeWitt, Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs.
R. L. Ilounshell, Mrs. L. W. In
gels, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. A. Ncal and Mrs. H. F.
Snyder.
BUFFET SUPPER IS
GIVEN TO HONOR
BIRTHDAYS WEDNESDAY
Paul Jenkins and Mi's. J. C.
Hume wore honored on their
birthday anniversaries nt a de
lightful' buffet supper at the at
tractive Jenkins home In Laurel
wood on New Year's day, when
Mrs. Jenkins and Mr. Hume en
tertained a group of friends. The
sening tables were centered by
red candles and covers were ar
ranged for Mr. and Mi's. J. C.
Hume and daughter, Joanne, Mr.
and Mrs. Harrlt; Ellsworth and
daughters, Mary Margaret and
Jane, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rob
inson. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McClln
tock and daughter, Patricia, Mi's.
B. Casev and daughter, Miss Hel
en. Miss Margaret Glldea and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Jenkins.
Following the supior bridge
was enjoyed.
MRS. A. B. TAYLOR
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB AT LUNCHEON
Mm. A. B. Taylor entertained
her bridge club at a very lovely
one o'clock luncheon at her home
In tatirelwood Friday afternoon.
Jasmine formed an attractive
centerpiece for the table, whore
covers wore placed for Mm. H. H.
Tumor. Mm. J. F. Pillm'd. Mi's
Grant Osboru, Mi. L. W. Moli-
Styles
ger, Mrs. E. R. Metzger, Mrs. W.
M. McEachcrn, Mrs. H. C.
Stearns and the hostess, Mrs.
Taylor.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the afternoon with Mrs.
Turner winning the high score
and Mrs. Dillard the second high
score.
MRS. C. M. BUTNER IS
COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY
TEA ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. E. A. Britton entertained
i her sewing club and several
guests at a very charming sur
prise party and tea in compliment
to Mrs. C. M. Butner on her
birthday nnnlvcrsary Saturday
afternoon.
The tea table was centered with
a bowl of yellow jasmine, a birth
day cake, decorated in the yellow
motif, and tall lighted yellow ta
pers. A lovely handkerchief shower
was given to Mrs. Butner from:
Mrs. Britton, hostess, Mrs. A. B.
Taylor, Mrs. Grant Oshorn, Mrs.
Clyde Carstcns, Mrs. Willis My
ers, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. G. M.
Krell, Mrs. Earl Wiley and Mrs.
Harold Bellows, club members,
and Mrs. John M. Raish, Mrs.
Roscoe Marsters, Mrs. J. D. Os
born, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs.
George Churchill, of Bend, Ore.,
and Mrs. Foster Butner.
WATCH PARTY IS ENJOYED
BY UMPQUA CAMP FIRE
GROUP TUESDAY EVENING
A delightful watch party was
enjoyed New Year's eve at the
home of the guardian, Mrs. Gene
Mills and daughter, Virginia,
when they entertained the Ump
qua Camp Fire group. Games
and singing were enjoyed tmd
later refreshments were served.
At midnight noisemakers were
distributed and the group wel
comed in the new year.
Those enjoying the evening
with Mrs. Mills and Virginia in
cluded Betty Raish, president.
Frances Moore. Elva Jean Mor
gan, Patricia Arnold, Joan Mauld
Ing, Shirley Wilson, Jean Ackley,
Beverly Nichols, Phyllis Jack
son, Dorothy flusch and Barbara
Dell Froam.
B. P. W. C. ANNOUNCES
INTERESTING MEETING
FOR NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
The Business and Professional
W omen's club has announced an
especially interesting meting
fct eight o'clock next Mondiy
i venlng to be held at the rlulv
Louse with Miss Amanda Ander
son, president. In -charge and
Miss Margaret Page as prograri
chairman.
Rev. Melville T. Wire, pastor
cf the Methodist church, will bo
the guest speaker and will show
an exhibit ot some of his etch
ings. Members or the Roseburg
Woman's club and Junior Wo
man s club havo been Invited ai
special guests or the evening.
A social hoi r and refiVMV
ti cuts will Jullurt the I'loiyn..
MISSIONARY SOCIETY HAS
INTERESTING MEETING AT
PATTERSON HOME
The Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian church held a
very Interesting meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ed Patterson on South Pine street
with Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, Mrs.
Ida Bailey and Mrs. W. L. Scott
acting as hostesses.
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, presi
dent, conducted the meeting and
reports were given by committees
by Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. C. D.
Fies and Mrs. Fred Fisher with
Mrs. John E. Runyan presenting
the devotions and Mrs. Homer
Grow in charge of the .Year Book
of Prayer on China. The pro
gram, in charge of Mrs. Morris
H. Roach, included the study book
lesson on "Stand by for China" In
charge . of Mrs. W. L. Scott, and
a talk on "Stewardship Parables"
by Mrs. Roach.
The next meeting was an
nounced for February 13th to be
held at the home of Mrs. Camp
bell on South Main street with
Mrs. Emma Lenox and Mrs. B. S.
Nichols as assisting hostesses.
Mrs. Chalmers will have charge
of the Year Book of Prayer; Mrs.
C. D. Fies will conduct the devo
tions, and Mrs. Roach will have
charge of the program on "Spirit
ual Life." Roll call will be an
swered bv members giving their
favorite Bible verse. Election of
officers will be held and the nomi
nating committee includes: Mrs.
C. E. Roberts, Mrs. E. R. Metzger
and Mrs. W. G. Blake.
Mrs. W. M. Chalmers announc
ed that a church night potluck
supper will be held next Monday
evening at 6:30 at the church par
lors. Members are vequestd to
bring a covered dish and sand
wiches. Tho speaker of the ev
ening will be Dr. Thompson, of
Seattle. She also announced the
Ladies Aid meeting for next
Thursday, January 1G, at a 1:30
dessert-luncheon at the church.
The next executive meeting of
the Missionary society was an
nounced for two o'clock the after
noon of February 5 to be held
at the home of Mrs. Fred Fisher.
At the tea hour the hostesses
served delicious refreshments.
The tea table was covered by a
beautiful cloth and especially dec
orated for the occasion. Mrs. Ida
Bailey and Mrs. W. L. Scott
poured.
Guests present were Mrs. Rulls
son, Mrs. G. Solberg, Mrs. Ed Pat
terson and Mrs. Maclver. Mem
bers present were Mrs. Ida Bailey,
Mrs. W. G. Blake, Mrs. George
Brown, Miss Jeannle Bulck, Mrs.
W. M. Campbell, Mrs. W. M.
Chalmers, Mrs. D. C. Clarke, Mrs.
L. Connelly, Mrs. E. P. Croft, Mrs.
C. D. Fies, Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs.
R. H. Grinsted, Mrs. Homer Grow,
Mrs. E. R. Metzger, Mrs. B. S.
Nichols, Mrs. J. Roland Parker,
Mrs. Morris H. Roach, Mrs. John
E. Runyan, Mrs. W. L. Scott,
Madame M. J. Shoemaker and
Mrs. Earl Ullrich.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS
HOLD FIRST MEETING
OF NEW YEAR TUESDAY
Roseburg Bethel of Job's
Daughters held Its first meeting
of the new year Tuesday evening
at the Masonic temple with Bette
Owen, new honored queen, and
her officers in charge.
Mary Ellen Darby announced
that she was sailing for Honolulu
on January 23rd to spend several
months visiting her aunt. It was
announced that the1 grand guar
dian of Oregon, Mrs. Phyllis
Poole, of Portland, would visit
the Roseburg Bethel on February
251 h.
Juanlta Scbern was elected as
custodian of lights and Ruth Ann
Ruhl is the new chaplain of tho
Bethel. The next regular meeting
will be held January 28th, at the
Masonic temple at seven-thirty o'
clock In the evening.
MRS. JAMES E. JUDD
IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY MONDAY
Mr. and Mis. J. M. Judd enter
tained at a delightful seven thirty
o'clock dessert supper Monday ev
ening at tneir attractive home on :
South Jackson street to compli
ment their daughter-in-law, Mrs. I
James E. Judd, on her birthday!
anniversary.
I -:i, I
gin;. wciL- picsomca to
tne guest oi nonor ana tne even
ing hours were enjoyably spent
In playing pool and visiting. Those
enjoying the evening Included Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Judd, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Chapman, Jr., Mr. and
Mm. Jack Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Crenshaw and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Judd.
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American Legion
Auxiliary Aetiviti
By Mrs. Walter Fisher
Our motto: We honor the dead
by serving the living.
February is National Defense
month of the American Legion
and its auxiliary. National de
fense, to the members of the
American Legion is no new story.
With the actual experience of
what an unprepared nation faces
still fresh in our minds, even aft
er 23 years, the Legion consis
tently advocated a strong nation
al defense program for the Unit
ed States. It seems like Father
Time has turned back the clock
two decades as we find ourselves
honoring the boys who are en
listing. These fine young Ameri
can citizens are doing just as an
earlier generation did doing
their part toward the preserva
tion of democracy. The situation
seems very natural and yet there
is this difference: these youths
will have training; they will
know how to protect themselves
in any emergency. The American
Legion has decreed this. For the
past 20 years they have consist
ently advocated selective service.
The program to be effective must
run along smoothly, without hys
teria or undue alarm. This is a
challenge to our organization and
we have every confidence that
we can accept it as we prepare to
give every assistance toward the
defense of America.
Observing National Defense
month, Mrs. Victor Micelll gave a
stirring talk Tuesday evening
over KRNR. Mrs. Mlcclli localiz
ed the national defense program,
outlining the imperative need of
the relocation and broadening of
our own Pacific highway as well
as auxiliary highways, which
feed this thoroughfare. One point
made by Mrs. Micelll was a de
cided eye-opener. She stated that
by the time the first troops of a
uniform army division of foot
soldiers reached Rice Hill, the
end of the movement would be
just leaving Portland in Multno
mah county which is quite some
thing in ineffectual transporta
tion. Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, our
national defense chtirman intro
duced Mrs. Micelll.
Umpqua post and auxiliary are
looking forward to the date of
January 23, when Department
President Laura Good and De
partment Commander Kelly will
visit the Drain post and unit and
assist in an impressive Initiation
ceremony. A large group from
Roseburg plan to attend this
meeting, according to Unit Presi
dent Mrs. Claude Baker.
Under the capable leadership of
Mrs. J. A. Harding, the finance
committee of Umpqua unit is do
ing a grand job. The service shop
in the rear of Roy Bellows' store,
is open to the public every Sat
urday. In addition to this activity,
the committee is planning a pub
lic card party and food sale later
in the month. All funds derived
from these various events are
used by Umpqua unit to further
its hospital, child welfare and
community service programs.
January is National Legisla
tive month in auxiliary activities,
Umpqua unit is fortunate in hav
ing as local chairman of this im
portant committee, Mrs. E. B.
Stewart, who is busily planning
some publicity along this line
later in the month.
We believe In keeping all of
the bad news until the end. This
is membership delinquency time.
If dues are not in by the 31st, a
member is unfortunately dropped
from the membership list. Our
fine, energetic little president,
Mrs. Claude Baker, will contact
any possible delinquent members
in the next few weeks. We doubt
If any eligible person will allow
her membership to lapse.
And while we are at it watch
our junior auxiliary grow. Under
the leadership of Ethel Van
Voorst, llvcwlre little president,
this group promises to be one ot
the most active junior organiza
tions in the city.
POTLUCK SUPPER TO BE
HELD AT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH NEXT MONDAY EVE
A G:30 o'clock potluck din
ner will be enjoyed at the Prcs
bvteiian church parlors next
Monday evening, at which time
Dr. Thompson, of Seattle, will
be guest speaker. Those attend
ing are requested to bring a cov
ered dish and their sandwiches.
New You Take Over . .
You take over the package
of freshly laundered cloth.
Ino and linens after we've
done the washing and iron
ing! It's economical!
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V DRY CLEANING