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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW; ROSEBURGt, OREGON, SATURDAY," MARCH "8." 1941". Social Calendar Monday, March 10. Douglas counly chapter of , American Red Cross executive meeting open to public at 7:30 in ' evening at Red Cross office at courthouse. C. P.'.W. C. to meet at club house In evening for St. Patrick's party. .Committee: Bess Stark, Gnldle-Erunn, Thelma ffcrmann and Hazel Dixon. . Dr, tional By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Florence Nightingale Tent No. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S 13, Daughters of Union Veterans CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE of. the Civil War to meet at 7:30 i AFTERNOON MEETING in evening at armory. I Saturday, March 15 A vcrv Peasant afternoon was .Roseburg Woman's club service, enjoyed ..by the garden Valley shoo ntmn nil H,,. .maini in Women's club at, the clubhouse eluhhniiuf. n.mn,n M.'. i,ii,. on Thursday with Mrs. G. C. Bai- then he j ley as a gracious hostess. Attrac- ART EXHIBIT IS LARGE AND CHARMING AFFAIR Of 8 AT If R DAY, MARCH 1 i March opened with a very large and charming art exhibit spon sored by Mrs. T..G. Watson and: Miss Margaret Carr, prominent Roseburg artists, who, , with . the : assistance of local artists and members of the camera club, ai ranged one of the most'delight'ful I affairs of its kind here Saturday I at the Elks temple. The group especially expressed their pleas ure In securing the temple , this year for the exhibit, as the rooms of the building are particularly attractive and are so spacious that large numbers were enabled to attend the exhibit throughout the afternoon and evening hours. , The gorgeous bouquets for the rooms were supplied from the Married Fifty-Five Years 4f Legion auxiliary welfare Shop''W.erJ T'?, "V?1?"080 qulnchc' j gardens of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. open all-day In back of Roy Bel- """ " , ' Z , ? ' ,.! r Wimberly and Mr. and Mrs. ,M. lows' store i room an. atmosphere of .spring. - Sp. i .. i. ...-.' v-,-r -it r . f . -it . . m 1 II 'II r. R. L. Dunn's non-denomina- y,''ilr "? "t al Bible study class to meet C hurch 11 with .Mre. ItVillfturi n (tin hnclnnco Dncsinn n a n 7 7n7h 17'. la delightful social hour was on D. A. R. 7:30 dessert-supper and I i,.,i .i..i ,i,ii, ,ii . outstanding program meeting of Jlreshrncnls w(,,.e s(,rVed bv ,hc E. Rittcr, Sr. Hostesses for .the affair In cluded: Mrs. A. J. : Young, -Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mynatt, residents of Douglas county all of at 7 45 in evening at dining hall ' wayior assist oj&iouglas hotel. Public invited. I ho&,0ii?' ,P''S,r'?m' Mrs CJ,(I! Qunior and senior high. school n,'BI'( and Mrs. Hoyd Lewis. on Aah.. ,i run,fn.H, tr. h.. ., . American Music In George Wash- C. L..Bran-'n. c Wood! Mrs. Eari , McCoy. I orry Thlol a"d M'"S- Frank Inglon's time. Mrs. Prank Johnson, Mrs. . Ruby Tucker, Miss Stella Wood, Miss Rosalie ' Jennings, Mrs. Bruce Parrot t, Mrs.' E. L. Bashford. Mrs. R. A. Calhoun, Mrs. Prank Douglas, Mrs. Harvey Ewens, . oi-p.l at reroi.llnn nt senior hitih cr.hru,i r,.n ct ... in u... I -March. 18 lie invited s woman s ciud invites i Mrs. K. s. Hutton, Mrs. w. u. Child evangelism training class ,,ul)1l?. ' a,tcn.d. annual spring ' Love, Mrs. O. M. -Nichcl, Mrs. meeting to be held at 2:30 In at- ' , "uy ,anion snow at;Mugn nitcnie. jr., mrs. aoam trrnoon at Presbyterian church. Roseburg lodge of Perfection No. li, Scottish Rite, will meet at C:30 supper at Masonic temple. 'Tuesday, March 11 Rose Loyal Temperance Legion to meet at ,4:15 at home of Mrs. L. C. Davis at 812 S. Main street with Mary Sullivan and Jeanne two o'clock at clubhouse. I Schneider. Mrs. Clem Schneider, .,Marcho 22, ,Mrs. John Sinclair, Mrs. .Peter Oregon State Coljege Boosters ..Sinclair, Mrs. -Jake Thromburg ciuo invites public to attend sport j and Mrs. William vaugnn jni.- ui wi icniai. Liar- dens. Coen, Mrs. Homer Grow was chair man of the music for the affair and with Mrs - Morris H. Rpach and Miss Catherine Irving, fur W. M. Campbell, Mrs. W. R. : their lives, quietly celebrated at home of .Mrs. P. H. hostess, Mrs. Bailey, to Mrs. R. rown- Uaude Baker, Mrs. their fifty-fifth wedding anniver sary Friday, March 7th, at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Croft, on North Jackson street. Mrs. .Mynatt, nee Mary E. nuhort nin iniin nnH uhitiir,! Cooper, was born at Glengary numbers during the evening r January 21st, 1864, the daughter hours. .In the afternoon the fo). pf Plinn and Hannah Cooper. The lowing young artists participated ! latter came to Douglas county In the musical program: Ilene with ncr Parents from the east Young and Lou Helen Strange, I wnile sne was 3 small child. The violin pupils of Mrs. Roach; I faml'y made the trlP west by boat Ailene Slattery, Perry Smith, Jr., ! 'nrou8h the Panama canal to and Joanne Hume, piano pupils ! Scottsburg and from Scottsburg Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mynatt NewN-llevlfW I'lirttii ulitl Kntfinviiiu. . After their marriage, they en gaged In farming at Riddle and Glengary until 1912, when Mr. Mynatt built the Kclley's Korner store and engaged In business there until 1921, when he traded the property for a farm on Rob erts creek. In 1923, , he retired and with Mrs. Mynatt moved In to Roseburg, where they , have since made their home. - March 28 Rose P..T. A. and school to i as hostess. sHnsor large benefit carnival Jn mh h m TnB . .." of Mrs- Grow: Doro'hy Busch and Roseburg, It took the party will be March 20 at the club- j y d , studcnts five days to make the trip, by ox .house with Mrs. William Vaugl.nl Clyde Beard, and Jane!1"1- Muuldlng In charge of .surprise I :',," "uno'noiise. .i-ublic feature. Full attendance desired. I 'mi. Badoura. club. Daughtei-s of the ; ,h. 29' , , , Nile to meet at 7:30 dessert-sup- uM'!r od per at home of Mrs. Bert , Wells '" MeKoan anl Ca.stcn's on East Lane street. moio. . Inter-Se Study club six-thirty LnMM '' , dinner in evening at home of Mrs. IS?,V.TRVUQ LADIES D. Ramsdell. Roll-call topics by " "IT U"?"TFUL Mrs. V. V. Harpham. Mrs. Earl L. ! AT.CLU8HOUSE Ullrich, Mrs., Fred Asam and Mrs. Clyde Beard. Program Bernard Shaw In char Davis. Roseburg Woman's Athletic as sociation to meet at 7:30 o'clock in evening at Junior high school. . t. club to meet In afternoon MRS., GENE. GREENE IS HONORED ,,AT, LOVELY SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY Mrs. .George Frew and Miss Betty. Boyer were Joint hostesses at a very lovely surprise shower party complimenting '.Mrs. Gene Greene Wednesday evening at the fprmer s home FIlswnHh I nn Helen Sti-anirn ! Mr. Mynatt Was the Son Of W. Helen Schow, Barbara Young, of j R' an,d Susan Mynatt, pioneers of Oakland, Bette Owen, Anita ! "S" cuumy, wno resmea on Young, Betty Marstcrs and Flor-1 a near Riddle. He was born ence Hamilton, piano students of Ju'y 14; 1861- and wi" eighty Miss Gladys H. Strong. Charming ' 'fals Jd hls next birthday. Both piano numbers were also played I Mr- and Mrs- Mynatt attended by Mrs. Clyde Beard. i scl,0l at the Wilbur academy. A special attraction of the ex-1 hry were married at the Coop hlbltlon was the pin-hole camera ?'lome 1,1 GIonary Maren T, belonging to Leonard Delaney 1886- Mrs. Mynatt has three sis and a print taken by the camera te,s a,nd two brothers living, who who is one of Riseburg's "first clUxens,'' ; "delighted the grijup .with his talk on the beginning of hobbles ln-the'orld;. what good they do people and why cver" one should have a hobby. Of spe cial interest, was a display of an; tides in wood-making, which were made by Dr. Houck in his well-equipped work-shop at his home on South Stephens street. The Honorable Charles A. Brand, as second guest speaker, present ed a very fine part of the pro gram, by. reading "The Highway man, from his recently puonsn- ed and popular book, "Horse and Buggy Essays," ' and ' closed his talk by reading an Intensely in teresting letter, which he recent ly wrote to the newly arrived son of a friend of his in Portland. A rising vote of thanks was given by the club to Dr. Houck and Mr. Brand for their part oa the pro gram. . . : Reports were given by the sec retary, Mrs. Edward Gr Kohlha- gen, and the treasurer. Mrs. Mark L. Underwood and Mrs. R. ' W. Marsters gave a short, interest ing resume of the recently held home economics meeting at Ore gon State college the last week In February. Mrs. Annie L. Russell and Mrs. r ann Mn Munatt hairo thrnnl . .,.,, . , ' ' t. i the cluh as new members. Others tri..ll.... fUlnnn " J .... ..HnnnJ .1 f.H..tt n and Mrs. ! The ladles of the Countrv Huh .,15. V..r"Z ' " and color Prln,s exhibited , .myi.vc nn rnnrm. en loved the weekly , ' ' "u""b " : by Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker, I ' -". ge of Mrs bridge toui'na merit p! v Tliti cvi'"'n' , - ' and carvings by ninth grade boy'i" g( ot mis. h '.. )m-..llll r-- presented to Mrs. Green and ' students. Another sneclal feature I er, of Roberts creek ; Wilmer Earl Mynatt, of Pendleton, and Mrs. Percy (Dortha) Croft, of Roseburg. They have two grand children, Loren and Kathleen Weber, of Roberts creek. Mr. Mynatt recalls many, many changes In this part of the country during his nearly eighty years 01 lire. He reports, that when he was a boy, that practi cally all road travel .was bv oxen. He stated that in practical ly every line of business, that everything was greatly changed by this day and age. Both Jlr. present ' included: Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs. George E. Houck, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. J. Roland Par ker, Mrs. A. H. Perrln, Mrs. John M. Raish, Mrs. Arthur H. Mount ford, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. W. M: Campbell, Miss Marie Mar tens, Miss Gladys H. Strong', Miss maur.ee noin.es Mrs nomer The mccting was in eh f wards, Mrs. A.' B., Nickens of 1 i lilMTl ?" : BETA SIGMA PHI HAS ENJiOVABLe Meeting". ", 1 ON WEDNESDAY- EVENING . , Miss Helen-. Blotlgett-jias..hos less to a- meeting of members of Mu chapter' of Bela Sigma Phi on Wednesday evening. Miss Adeline Stewart was a special guest of the evening, and told of her very interesting experiences in Italy, France and England a few years agoj She. talked espe cially of places about which mu sic has been written, and In con nection with the sorority program topic, "Travel." Delicious refreshments were served later in the evening from an attractive buffet table to Miss Stewart, Amanda ' Anderson, . Wll ma Doyle, Thelma Smith, Fran-' ees Metzger, Dora Braughton, La vola McMillon, Alice Gcrot, Elea nor Lewis, Carmel Newland and Betty Guiley. The. group will meet on March .19 for a potliick slipper . at the home of Judge and Mrs., M.,C. Bowker. ... MRS. HUGH RITCHIE, JR. ELECTED, PRESIDENT OF O. S .C. MOTHERS CLUB Mrs. Hugh' Ritchie, Jr., was ' elected new president' of the Orei gon State College Mothers club at a charming one' o'clock lunch- . eon meeting at the Hotel Rose Wednesday afternoon. Other new officers include Mrs. H. C. Berg, vice-president; Mrs. C. P. Snod- dy, secretary, and Mrs. Robert Savage, treasurer. The new di rectors include Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs... C. E. Wimberly ann mrs. li. w. Mai-snail; Looklngglass, Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. W. H. Richardson, Mrs. George K. Qulne, Mrs. L. Kohl- i hagen, Sr., Mrs. A. L. Jones, Mrs. and Mrs. Mynatt are in good! ilLfc-V5 "' .Tthc9" tgs0 WiSjs - this county extend to them best I 1" ",."' "'?' wishes for the continuation of ' a"LIi,",,Vs- good health and happiness. at home of Mrs. C. H. Wlckham ; ",. Coen, captain; IV'":: "",r "r, ,L" "u'" l, .""" "7. . t 702 Mill street. .n.ss ii.'ien Casey, secretary pro-1 1! "., ' " " " Sewing cluh of George Starmer , ,cm: Ml)s- Kenneth ulne, Mrs. !mom- uxillar.v to meet a, homo of Mrs. W- W. M. McEaeh-1 . Covers were place, for Mrs. f ' of .water color and day at the clubhouse with M -J I P,1, . . U,TC" ; students. Another special featuie C. E. VVlmberlv winnlii" he h hrl 1 , y rc 'nm,'ms " T , was tnB whittled figurerines ex score and Mrs" L F Mef'iin.i 1 1 from a ,ublc covewd by an at- klbitcd by Mrs. C. W. Sinnlger, of the second high score ' j tractive doth centered with Eugene, formerly of Roseburg Luncheon was s'. ,. ,. ' a bowl of sweetpeas and tall pink '. The many attractive signs used i tapers. The placards and napkins I for the exhibit were made by Ro Celebrate Golden Wedding r. ft I I victor smith at 937 Mill street. Wednesday, Maroh 12. "i-n, Mrs. I.. E. MeCllntoek, Mr Greene, guest of honor, Mrs. Mar-1 oils. besides Mrs. 1. 0. Watson , . .... . -.,.... .... . . . nnl Ml 00 Hi;, rt'J I'nl Cnt I , nil irt. vv, j. uiniscierl. Mm. inhnr 1. (in Kel v. Mrs. Don Hart n. Mrs.'" v,.... Moi.ntrnl'fl M,-e 1 0 .' I Tl-nnn U'annnmnn M ,-o . .... Od: RCV , tt . I.,,,,,,,,. : .. v ... .. ill.,.,, ,,u and Mrs. Melville . T. ..t 19in nh . :!ro,'d' Mrs' Kenneth W. Klnnev. ! I'i'Tee. Miss Phvllls and Mss' " nsineimer, unoine I at 12:30 no-hostess luncheon at m,- iii...... ti. 1 ,.... . a.....i.. . 1 Crockard. Dewev Kruse. Eleanore 1 Hotel Umpoua .0 make plans for G' . Koh ', , p "M i MlceUI, Jack De Konig," Mrs. C. scholarship benefit ten to be event Mrs. Gee CvoZ' Mrs r"' p.' te, Glen WlbTo Imll W' . V!' ' of April at which time Helen I Brldona .m r ml..... ...... ., ' m ...' ... dprf, Mrs. Kenneth Ford and Ar Casey will pr,.Sent a hnme-talent !c. Su ,Z n .' Vv ".". ! I i . .. ' ' "J;"" lone Young. lilav. i s,. """' V ir'"' " mis. Lm camera cluh exhlhimm Ineliirl ' W. C. T 11 1, I 01. .... .'."!... ' . ibnelder. Mrs. Kelsey Hobday,' d: Mr. and Mrs. Rnherr Hard ' ' at 112 Orockway street. Mem-! party to he held nt U:3() o'clock I bers urged to be present as lm- j next Friday evening at the dub. ; PUBLIC INVITED TO WO portant matters to be discussed.jhoi.se for the members and their1 MAN'S CLUB BENEFIT TEA Mrs Annie I Russell, president, invited guests. ,PLAYTAND FASHION SHOW Glengary Sewing cluh two I.'' Golfing was en loved during I clock meeting at Hie home of Mrs. ! he afternoon with ..Mrs. H. c. ' A most cordial Jnvitation has F. I. Hetts on Winchester street. J Stearns winning the first flight; been extended to the public to Melrose Home Economics club , Mrs, I.. E. MeCllntoek. the sec-: attend the unnual spring benefit to meet at home of Anita Stark i01"' flight mid iMrs. W. J. Olm- :,0" P'ay '"' fashion show of the wilh Wlllamina Uonebrake pro-1 stheld the, third filgl.t. Roseburg Woman's club to he gram chairman. j j held at the clubhouse at two Legion auxiliary members and 1 CHRISTIAN AID SOCIETY o'clock the afternoon ot March friends invited to card party at HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING I l8- veterans' administration faellilv ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON ! AIiss Helen Casey. Roseburg's nt 7:30 in evening. For Iransnor. .... ' ! prominent director of many 1 ciously entertained her bridge latlon call Mrs. W. J. Olmscheld ' l lulstlan Ladies Aid so- hometalent plays, will present I club at a charming seven-thirty, or Mrs. I. H. Reigel or Mrs. Will-i rorl('V "' ""' ,,u"'l'n par-(the one-act comedy, "Afternoon j o'clock dessert-supper Fridav eve-1 ter Fisher. ! m's Thursday and voted to com- Tea," which will Include In the ! ning ut the beautiful home of her ! Ladies Auxiliary to Brother-; 10 Missionary ami Aid so- cast, Miss Casey, Mrs. John II. i brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and hood of Railway Trainmen to ! c",y nne Rm'l'' Robinson, Mrs. , Edward G. Kohl-1 Mrs. 11. O. Pargeter, on Claire meet at 7:30 in evening at Rose-1 W" ''''''V' I'lesidenl, hagen and Mrs. Frederick J. ; street. The goigeous pink magno- burg Women's clubhouse with conllll',,',l "' business session Poller. , lia tree in the garden was flood- Hazel Melssner as hostevs ; and plans were made for n pre-! Tno fas,lon show will be pre- lighted for the occasion, while Thursday, March 13. (h'T . . 1 . .m . a""'"'!i' 11,0 j sented and , special music has ; the serving table was centcrod lng, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wal tors, L. L. Wimberly, Clyde Cars tens; E. R. Walton, Walter Wil son, Frank Coen, Leonard Do laney, Mrs. T. G. Watson, Al Bashford, Gene Powell, J. A. and Sidney Fredrlckson, Dr. B. R Shoemaker. Lucille Lenox, Clif ford Hess, Edward G. Kohlhageni and Oeorge Caskey. MRS. EDYTH GILMOUR IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB FRIDAY EVENING Mrs. Edyth Gllmour very gra- j ( ' f if ' ' ' 1 rv n; i 0 ter, Mrs. C. E. Banning, Mrs. J. E. Slattery, Mrs. Edward G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. Jack Suksdorf, Mrs. T. G. Watson, Mrs. Mark L. Underwood, Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, Mrs. L'. E. Garwood, Mrs. F Fields Mrs 'George M'Srown Miss Elaine Brown and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. daily successful year at the head . of the local organization. Plans were made for the final meeting of the club year, April 20, to be held at ajone o'clock no-hostess luncheon at the Hotel Rose. MRS. CHESTER MORGAN ENTERTAINS CLUB AT CHARMING BRIDGE-SUPPER - A beautiful lace cloth, centered with a bowl of forsythia flanked by tall yellow tapers encircled by primose blossoms, formed a very, attractive setting for the seven o'clock supper party given by Mrs. Chester Morgan Wednesday eWfl!f,-when.she was hostess to her bridge club.' - .. . Covers were placed for Mrs. L. The next meeting will' be the ' , Z ,T , , rcdek spring tea to be held at the club-l l M V" SC air house at two o'clock, March 18th, MVs Rah.h n,',.n nth Uin' with Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Ed wlrt mP r?" uMrs' C' B' ward G. Kohlhagen. Mrs!' L. E a.dCAM:s' ' Bubar and Mrs. Garwood and Mrs. Frederick J. uu 1 ... .... sorter in charge of thtf prtfgram, ' on ni " T 5 'ne U1VCI which will include a one-act com- ?" 1 0jitlf Peasant evening;; edv. "Aftemonn Ta " Jnouis with Mi s. Kenneth Ouine edy. "Afternoon Tea." and fashion show. The tea committee will be In charge of Mrs. L. A. Wells. This will be the annual spring benefit tea and will be open to the public. EXECUTIVE MEETING HELD AT ULLRICH HOME. ON WEDNESDAY : Mrs. W. M. Campbell, presi dent of the Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church, conducted an executive meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs Earl Ullrich. The program committee for; the society for the now war i I headed by Mrs. Morris H. v.nwh (with Mrs. Homer Grow and Mrs. c. nooerts, assistants. Plans were made for Presby terial, which will he held in Roseburg April 7, 8, 9. At the tea hour Mrs. tMhirh served lovely refreshments to mrs. w. Al. Campbell, Mrs. Mor rls H. Roach, Mrs. C. E. Roberts i-itiii's in ( iiiiiiiii !. ..11 .1.... 1 " iiriMi iirrjuiiM'H inn necuK nn uu n wu i ui intiuiiuiitt iitia . iivirs unmiif r:ini mi.... ineeling at clubhouse. Contract 1 i 1 1 I ,' r"'u"' con' j by Mrs. Jack Suksdorf. The pro- j soms and tall tapers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paulsen igaret Clapp, Mrs. V. G Blake bridge at 0:30 a. m.Potluek lunch-! n V' . , , c ,t-'la"' ommitlee Includes: Miss j Covers were plai-ed for Miss j New,. Review ri,o.- and Knsr.vme. ! executive board members, and con at 12:30 and golfing at l:30joU'lv to 11,;!,!! M; : Helen Casey. Mrs. L. K. Gar-Una larnsworlh. Miss Bess Whai- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paulsen sen, of Eugene; Herman Paulsen. ! Mrs- w- H. Wihlon. a guest. Northside Suns.i.ne cub meet-,,e-1 Is in K 1 so.-l, I " 'l V'?; ? "''"'a-1 Jon, Miss Margaret Johnson. Miss j celebrated their golden wedding Portland: Frank Paulsen, of i The next meeting will be April g in afternoon al home of Mrs. ' a he eWven on o o l1'"" -''n ' "'" n'n ""VTn "' U ,1'1,am "'v'-'sary at a very enjoyable Grants Pass; Mrs. Lillie .Wood at two o'clock a? the home ?of Mildred Nelson at -110 S. Steph- el d In April The society has i 1 ' " 'm .' A' W,"ta M Si I,,,M,' ,V" ,r- 'nmlly affair Wednesday. Febru- and Mrs. Ben Palm, of Roseburg, j Mrs. Ida Bailey on South Kane ens street. 1 . . M,tl ' 'ls I chairman of the ten. ttlizabeth Garrett and the Jios- rv 2th. at their home in Coles and Inhn Pn.i.,:n f rn 0nw street " ,s',nc , 1 recently i rc nased one u.iu ret : y ' ,, ; .....j. ( Missionary Society of First nips for he church kltchei ! , less, Mis. t.ilmoui. . I valley. They have twelve grandchildren: ' - ', PreslHi.M-lan ...... ...... ... f ... " . . u .... Ht"in. , ART AND EMBROIDERY 1 Contract bridge was enjoyed! u-. anil Mrs. Paulsen wore Mnrvln anrf Wi.nrii.ll Pl.i.H JOBS nini-.uYcn. ; kWD . in J I . L. L. I I - u 2:30 at home of Mrs. K x II,,. 1 i,..-..,i .1, .... ..,.,.... .... with Mrs. James Plnkerton -ml! lk A.l rw Si , '1 1 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Barton llelliwell, assisting , Stunton. Mrs. John Hodson, Mrs! VVIIsnn- v vi. 1 1 '", - y'a ' .. . ""'I"''"' r1"- -tlery club enjoyed a delightful M n. i, , p..i.ver,.v..i.....,... ,v. v, . numpoie, auction sale program at a meet. m r:,. ;..f .?'i'n,1,, :,,'k.,M': r,,nw on J."': . ,''?1w' .. MablrUB h,.ul We,l..esday at the horn. """'J""'"'" Japan tiyM-s.i .. rtina .Mrs. ( Mls. Ul011s )n . Kohlhaiien j during the pleasant evening : both in Germany and came to the imui-s nun mis. usrmi wiiiiinig 1 united States when very young, the high score and Miss Fred- Thev Hie Roseburg Art and Embroi- rickson winning the second high Minnesota, residing there "until 'we- 1 1001, when they moved to Ore gon, locating In Coles vallev. Feb. MRS. L. K. FIES IS ruary, 1!K2, where they have liv- nua . tsa 1 w BHiuut Cd for the last 3l vears Alaska; Pauline Plaistcd Mat-1 HOLD INTERESTING thews, of Lowell; Raymond Palm, meeting TUESDAY of Medford; Ralph Wood, Coral,! . Wayne, Lloyd. Donna and Joan ' n U0!,.e"l"'B bethel No. S of Job s Plaistcd, all of Eugene; Rosella ! 1 '""enters held a very interest- d, r-...,... n.. mg meeting at the M:.r,ni i Glen Palm, of Roseburg. Thev al-1 P, j y ccning with the so have one great grandchild. "orea flMCcn.'. Bette Ow en, in winning the high score cluh prize; Mrs. Wimberly winning the guest prize, and Mrs. Allen, the traveling prize. BEAUTIFUL .PARTY ENJOYED AT MARKS HOME THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Marks and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton en tertained at a very lovely seven- thirty . O'clock dessert .Clnnm- Thursday evening at the attrac- uve iviai-Ks home on the Coun try club road. Beautiful bou- quels of daffodils. Japanese liu.i.cc, pniK pium blossoms and forsythia- were used about the rooms. ... . Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cloake, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hochradel, Mrs. R. B. Hampton. Mrs. Rohv Vi,ir un,i Mr. and Mrs. Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Tipton. Five hundred was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with . Mis. Hampton winning the ladies' prize and K G. Cloake winning the men's high score prize. ' MISS RUTH SNODDY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY ANNIVEVRSARY SATURDAY Miss Ruth Snoddy, daughter of ' Mr. anil Mrs. C. P. Snoddy, cele brated her seventeenth birthday anniversary Saturday evening by inviting a group of friends to a skating party m the Rainbow rink al Winchester. Following the skating party (, ,,,.,, r(,)U.n. ed to the Snoddy home and lovely "Youth on the I llehw as" bv Miss Mrs. F. I, Perrv. Mrs II F S TT ' 7 , T CLUB TUESDAY At noon a delicious turkey din-: Margaret Ann Wood, -of Eugene. ; w fi' u . iMls' Ma-garet and refreshments were Margaret Clapp. " " 'V"S der. Mrs. P. w Be k vy Mrs. 1 "V,'''V hr,,"?n' , Mr, l , Fie, verv gr.clous- "er was served. The table was With the exception of thrcct1"'- n the sub- served by Mrs. Snoddy. ' Lady Elks annual election of o(. I Anna Carson. Mrs. Lillie Plaster. I ,1 "V , Z Y . I lv "nT,r lained her bridge club centered with a beautiful anniver- grandchildren, the entire -'amUy0' -IonaHty and! .Tl.oso enjoymg . the occasion fleers at 8 o'clock at ten, le Mrs I'M'' "enry Jones. Mrs. Paul ! T.' ly W y , Tu es a ,1 ' , n n -it a lovelv ?'"'' cakP ,OI'pod wl,h sl'rays of ccd lne oldcn wcddinS w follow 0 ' Program , with ..Miss Ruth included: Miss hear state president. Mrs. c w 1 ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON ',.... 'i.s , " '.' "' ?I'S' ...0X' e.l the ,e,vine ...hliw ! ' I 1 ! : I MCFT.Mr. Tlirftn&V ...m. ... i.ii,,.,ii, ..us, nt-niy .1 w P.-T. C. reiiresentailvi.. lis well as regular P.-T. A. repie sentatlves urged to allend. Koseburg Men's Gler ithlneton. Mis. A. IV Ilaw.v Mr, lovers were placed for Mrs. Mrs, Dave Meyers entertained , II. F. Snvder and Mrs. Arele De-1 lallK to,'n and Mls- - "'ss. the It K. it. .-Ii.h ni .i Imelv on... Win , guests, ami Mrs. lied Lockwood. Club In II. i, ,v .,-..l.,..L. I,,,. ..I,,..,., ,'i i,.. . .... Mrs. W. T. Peters. Mr, Maoriee meet a, 7:30 In eve.Ung at cty home Tuesday. A beautiful I ee n, u , , ra . 7'm w" . ! " ,Iallmi" k' ak Long hall to practice under direeil.m ' ,.i.. "u lu,mt ot Mi s. Loi nell. i .. .. of R. M. Church. I, , ,,,.,. . .V... ' , bers. JFB v.wiui,ni um.Ki- as enjoyc,; tens. it. i.eorge houck, prom- vcn 'rli.rlmt tlv. a I ....-n...... ...fx. .. I....... ............. ...... .-u....t a .n.y 1 " .in inn... ..mi .... a. f in. ii, pu piluiii, aim Vilnius t. ll.lie WlllllinL 111,, hlvh ch,,-., n,l i ltl-nil n memhiir r.t lh.. f1rr.rt.n lor one o clock lum heon, program j ton Hooper. Mrs. Mai rv l.ohr. ' Mrs V. R. Muri av enlertaliud Nll s- Hallmark the second high I state board of higher education, unci meeting. IM. n,,lny Krskine. Mrs.' Mvrtle at a delightful noon dinner Sun-(score. , i were the guest speakers at one of Friday, March 14. : Norwood. Mrs, C. W. Owen, Mrs, day al her home to compliment . i the most outstanding meetings of - Country club members and S f ll.i.ui ,,l ..... i...... i h,..- .ml...., l- I ...... .... i.i..:LODCF OP DCDrErrirtM .the KoKel.tiri. ll'iimiin'c ,-.th nt n -r .. . , ""S centered with yellow rose ; FERROL ILES ls The Woman's Society or Chris-1 buds and tail taH'r.,. ! honored at dinimp tan Service ol the Methodist . Cover, were 'placed for Mrs. ! Sn BIRTH DAY SUt m ihurch to meel at church parlors I Ivan Lander, a g ,,-sl, Mrs. Clif-' BIRTH DAY SUND Dr. George E. Houck And Charles A. Brand Are Guest Speakers at Roseburg Woman's Club Two of Roseburg's leading cltl I heir Invited guests asked to en- Dave Meyers. Joy six-thirty o'clock pot luck sup- j Five hundred was enjuyei .birthday anniversary. TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT d din one-thirty o'clock dessert-lunch- con at the club house Tuesday. Cover, iii.rn .,l.,..,l n. 1,.......! it.. , ..... I ,- ..ni, ijiiiiv hi i-iiini.fi..,i ....... nn i, . . ....... t.... ii .1...... . , , ,1 . , ,v. ti. mi,, iv. .1. iirnii'n. linn nnni Douglas county Music 1ael,. i- w,ni,, the- h h . re Z i d M,7K"rol lie. nwrt ""dueled the meeting xi.th Mis., ers association meeting at one o'. Ulrs. Loin' Jeiviving the low C I te Ur ,1,K su"'H'r at fej Marie Martens as chairman of ebek at 3t,.dlo of MU Gladjn 1. 'The March t'Mh. mr,.,,ngvn1 he 1. hostess and program commit- W"B- ' Ma w at Hie h.'inc o( Mr EiAklne .Mra w RMurr iv ; , . All . tm-inuer or, Lt. altted by Mm. George M ' K' 'Mml'15' .urged lo iH i.icseni. Brown and daughter. Miss Llaine. Mrs. H. B. Carter and Mrs. F. A. Fields. Daftodils, violets and other spring flowers lent a colorful note to the tables. Mrs. Jack Suksdorf, music chairman. Introduced Miss Maurice Holmes, who very charmingly sang, "Little Old Lady" and "The Song Is Ended," accompanied by Miss Gladys H. Strong. Miss Mortens Introduced Dr. Houck as the first speaker, who gave an exceptionally Interesting and enjoyable talk on "Hobbies lor Leisure Hours." Dr. Houck. IrAOrVDAYr Make Monday a Sun-Day ...Got outdoors and have fun on Monday too! Let us do the family laundry. TELEPHONE 88 ...... J HEW SERVICE LAUNDRY .v .,: .3 24 W. Lan Srree ' .