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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-feEVIEW, ROSEBURG? OREGON," SATURDAYAPRIL j 2, 'l 94 C Charming Meeting of Junior Woman's Club Held Monday Mrs. Q. V. Wimberly. contact at the clubhouse with member? chairman of the Roseburg Jun lor Woman's club, presented an cnloyable and Interesting talk op "The Fun of Gardening." at and their mothers invited. The members were requested to attend the April 8 meeting of the Douglas county health asso- Socipl CoUndor ir LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ui am i-jiuuiriau. ivirs. wimoer- jly's talk was both humorous and ' practical and hc(d the Interest of her audience. Favorite grad Ion equipment was illustrated and F. Harris were Joint hostesses ) wlth many useful suggestions, a charming 7:30 o'clock des-Thc enjoyment of garden living rooms was emphasized and plac ing of bird houses and feeding 5:30 In civic club room of Hotel j Past Matrons club of Roseburg Especially interesting were ex Umpqua. Chapter of Eastern Star. !t.prpts and rcclpes made Irom April 4u. Beautiful, bouquets or lilacs, ! flowers and taken from two W. C. T. U. Invites public to stock and tulips were attractively .books' in the Roseburg public II-old-fashioned silver tea, program, I arranged about the rooms. Cov-,brary, "Green Enchantment," Mis. R. D. land "Old-TJme Gardens." Mrs. Monday night's meeting of the elation to acouaiht themselves group at the clubhouse. i with the work of that organlza- The speaker was introduced bv tion. nars. tawm uaraner,' Apr)i pro- Madox grocery building. WHIPPLE HARRIS Roseburg Woman's club service DESSERT SUPPER GIVEN shpp open all day upstairs in club- FOR PAST MATRONS, CLU9 house opposite Hunt's Indian , , . theater M,"s' B- L- Whipple and Mis. IW, April 1. a U. of O. Mothers club Invites 'sort-supper Monday evening at public to scnoiarshln loan fiuid the former s home on East Doug- Saturday, April 12. Junior Woman's club Invites public to pre-Easter oyster sup ner at Roseburn Woman's club house to be served from 5 to 7; tea and program from 2:30 to las street for the members of the o'clock. Monday, April. 13. Douglas County Music Teach ers association to meet at 11:45 o'clock no-hostess luncheon at Ho tel Umpqua, followed by program antiques and old-fashioned arts ; ers were placed for nt studio of Miss Gladys H. exhibit from two to five o'clock at j Williams, president, Mrs. A. E. Wimbcrly also gave a chaining strong. Evergreen grange to meet in evening at hall. Business and Professional Wo men's club no-hostess U:30 o'clock dinner at Hotel Umpqua with Garden Valley Women's club to j Mrs. C. E. Wimbcrly, Mrs. V.! Tho rcjuiar business session Methodist church parlors. Elliott, Mrs. John E. Runyan, outline of the beautiful English May 1 Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. D. H. I primrose gardens and closed her Country' club ladles to sponsor Lenox, Mrs. George Kohlhagen, I talk with a group of clever apd annual spring guest-day bridge j Mrs. C. G. Ferrier, Miss Mar-lamusing poems from the book, lea ui two ociock at clubhouse, caret I'age, Mrs. uuy cordon, "Green Fingers.' narry nnniKer, unuiuwi ui i.-uni-i...-.-ui.iii- iwrjnv-sixin Dircnuav or iJ- mite..., mi.. j. ivjyw, preceded the program and was in merce secretary, as guest speak- the club at a 12:30 o'clock May-j Walter Hercher, Mrs. Frances ; chare 0f m, paui Smith who or on topic, "Public Relations."! day luncheon nt the clubhouse. ILIntott. Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. !reccntiy advanced to the 'presi- committee .Mrs. k. l.. carpenter, ,.. Mays c. uaiwuua anu a guest, mrs. i Mrs. Nance Fltsimmons, Mrs. 'Fullerton P.-T. A. to sponsor Maurice J. Newland, worthy ma Floyd Lewis anil Mi's. J. M. Judd. supper at six' In evening at school i tron ot Roseburg chapter of O. uoiaiv. arh ia. UUU.-M-, lumwuu uv mnrPNK nns - - A social evening followed the I club. dency upon the resignation of Mrs. Gordon Stewart. Mrs. Smith has served the first of the 1940- 41 year as vice-president of the , Melrose grange to meet at 8and program. Public invited, o'clock In evening nt hall, ati' ; May 14. which time time the degree stair . Business and Professional Wo- ins will be May 5 at a 7:30 sored by the April committee for will confer first and second de-j men's club to sponsor "Sandy's ; o'clock dessert-supper to be heldjthe public welfare committee, grcos on several new memoers. ncvue entertainment in lne nome oi mrs. i-. i. twoarjwas announced for Saturday, ' Proposed amendments to the club constitution were read by Mrs. Edwin Gardner, member of the revising committee, which also included Mrs. Perry Thlele and Mrs. Jack Chapman. . The amendments were posted until the May business meeting at which time they will be consid ered and voted upon. Reports of other committees Included, the American home department chairman. Miss Dorothy Gor- mond, reporting on the cost of robes for patients at the county home. This project will be one of the most important ones of the club this spring. Mrs. Ralph Herman urged members to bring In snapshots for the club scrap book, which will be. entered In the state convention scrap book contest In June. District No. 2 annual confer ence was announced for April 20 to be held at Myrtle Point. A delegation of the local club plans to attend. Mrs. Clifford E. Smith, Mrs. Jack Chapman and Miss Dorothy Germond were appointed on the nominating committee to report I nt lha M-jii manllna at whirh dessert -supper. The next meet-1 The Lent oyster supper, spon- time floor nominations will al so be made and the annual elec- Refreshments by H. E. club. Roseburg Woman's club Invites public to benefit Golden Jubilee birthday tea and entertainment lt clubhouse at two o'clock. Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denoml-tlonal Bible study class to meet ut 7:45 in evening at Douglas hotel dining hall. Meeting changed from Monday on account of meet ing at Baptist church. Public In cited connection with showing of a mo- Iwi'h Mrs. Guy Cordon and Mrs.jAprll 12 to be held from five to I Inn picture at Hunt's Indian -Rullfson acting as assisting hos- tncairc. Mrs. Story Jles, chair- tesses. man of the project. KEYSTONE CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING FRIDAY AFTERNOON U. OF O. MOTHERS CLUB MEETS AT NO-HOSTESS LUNCHEON seven o'clock at the clubhouse with Mrs. Norman Hess, Miss Verla McLaughlin and Miss El eanor Fles in charge. Routine business Included roll call and penny drill conducted by Mrs. Fletcher Gardner, sergeant- Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. W. E. Buell and Mrs. Melville T wire untortained the Mnthmiim k-. 'day at the Hotel Umpqua with American Legion auxiliary In-'?.'1? cum at a very lovely one- ".-.' wmiy ui-HiL-K uessei -luncncon . - Friday at the Keel home. Color ful bouquets of spring blossoms Hartllel ' guest iwe,e auraenyery arranged about ' the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. M. at arms. Announcement The University of Oregon Unlhmv nl,,K ... n 1 0 QO o'clock no-hosless luncheon Tues- " "7 ""Y ":""' infill ul uil'u mai iiit-t-uiig unu vites public to attend initiation, program and social at 8 o'clock at armory. Refreshments. Attor ney 1 Thomas 'speaker. Badoura club, Daughters 04 ............ .............. ... Nr.. I....- . rt . 1 N le to meet at 6:45 o'u ock ban "'- "-"'. " -ncr tiampion,,-" ""'I'l"" ,11 i HOTEL umpqua TUPiniv quel at Hotel Rose honoring h.'r f- "-l. Mm. J. H. Bou-lhc puWIc has been cordially in- H9TEL UMPQUA TUESDAY majesty, Mrs. Charles Newcastle. ! ok' M- R A- B'"ion, Mrs. V ted. 1 he usual benefit tea. The Lady Lions enjoyed a de Mrs. C. S. Castner, Mrs. Boyd'"oscoe Mnrsters. Mrs. Hugh Har- charge will be made and a veiy , i,Bhtfu, sevl,n 0.dock no.hostess Williams and Mrs. A. B. Smith, ! C. K. Rand, Mrs. j;harn ng vroumn has bo " j dinner Tuesday night at the Hotel all of Portland. f.,"5",W"0?: Mls' H,'le" Kt'"pr' . L ,1 m . c u L Umpqua. Lilacs formed a pretty mm. n. d. ruimpion, mrs. jonn "- "' 1 motif tor the occasion. ia "till'., . ... . . ...1 .1 Mrs. C. E. Wimbcrly, president.! " "Z" ' group announced its meeting tor Plans wen? Olllineo IOI me Am. 91 whlr-h will ho Inn rin. scholarship loan fund tea, which payment's annual spring party will bo a charming benefit of- j fair to be held from three to five' . . o'clock, April 23, in the Civic, Lu' i-ioins enjoy tion of officers will follow the first of June. Those attending Monday's meeting included: Miss Velma Crocker and Miss Helen Blodgett, euests, and Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Jack Chapman, Mrs. Fletcher Gard ner, Mrs. J. E. Henbest, Mrs. Kenneth Miller, of Oakland, Mrs. Sidney Domenico, Mrs. Norman Hess, Mrs. Herman Schwartz kopf, Mrs. Edwin Gardiner, Mrs. Ralph Herman, Miss Dorothy Germond, Miss Eleanore Fil ing, Miss Patricia Turner, Miss Dorothy Crummett, Miss Lois Pounds and Miss Eleanor Flos. club room of the Umpqua hotel. ! P'NNER MEETING AT ' Wednesday, April 16. St. George's Episcopal Guild Invites public to annual Easter Diulgo, luncheon and benefit part at one o ciock ar parish hall nervations call Mrs. H. H. Turner . C48J. H. E. O. club one-thirty o'clock ' luncheon at home of Mrs. C. W. 'Owen. Delphian club to meet nt two o'clock In afternoon nt home of Mrs. William Bell with Mrs. C. R. Frenm leader on "Henry Wads- , worth Longfellow." , Roseburg Art and Embroidery club to meet In afternoon at ; home of Mrs. Llston parby, 1102 Military street. New Idea club one o'clock . luncheon at Carl's Tavern with Mrs. F. M. Curtis as hostess. I Red Cross (lint aid class to meet upstairs In U. 8. National .bank building from 7:30 to :30 , o'clock. ; Thursday, April 17 1 Country club ladies to meet at . 9:30 a. m. for contract 'bridge at , clubhouse. Politick luncheon at .12:15 o'clock. Golfing in after . noon. Garden Valley Women's club to meet in afternoon al clubhouse with Mrs. Jake Thoriilmrg as hostess. . Circle No. 3 of .Roseburg Bap tist Women's society to meet at , two o'clock at home of Mrs. S. A. ; i Roser on Parrotl street street. Run,i 1.,., 1. l'...i nt Covers were nlaccd for Mrs.; partyl. " " ,"' " ' iu,- 11 r -i-..h ' ftWLSLV V LT-' . .Yn i ; v; " - .r" ' Frank Long, Mrs. C. M. McDer. JiJll- ui'wis, mis. n. rt. vvi uri,; ... . " ( ..no. iu. - - ----- Mrs. Chinics Cnilg, Mrs. Roy'K- waiion, Mrs. Allen Burkhart, Dorothy Anderson, Joy Solomon ivt sit f a t- i n i nro Inlnl phuirmim of thn nf- i M,r, "Wm- Van- m.s. j CHARLENE DEETS CELEBRATES NINTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY FRIENDLY CIRCLE CLUB MEETS AT BLEVINS HOME iin. Naricy Blevlns entertain ed the Friendly Circle club at her home Wednesday with the presi dent, Mrs. pigby conducting the ousiness session. Two new mem bers, Mrs. A. Townsend and Mrs. Margaret Pfaff were welcomed Into the club. Following the busi ness session, games and visiting were enjoyed. Five members having birthdays in the next three months receiv ed lovely gifts from the club. At tne tea nour the hostess, assist ed by Mrs. Mullins, served de licious refreshments Guests present were Mrs. Lee Merchant, Mrs. R. H. C. Wood, Mrs. Marie Ospald and Mrs. Cal lie Mullins. Members included Mrs. Georgia Franklin, Mrs. Eli zabeth Grlsham, Mrs. Grace Dig- by, Miss June Bowcn, Mrs. Grace Bowen, Mrs. Helen Duncan, Mrs. Mabel Patterson, Mrs. Clara Stiewig and the hostess, Mrs. Blevins. The next meeting will be hem at the home of Mrs. Digby. M. O. A. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING AT MARKS HOME Mrs. John Marks, Jr., was a most gracious Hostess to the M. O. A. club at her home on the Garden valley road Wednesday afternoon. Beautiful bouquets ot tuups, iris and other spring blossoms were attractively ar- ranged about the rooms. Sewing and visiting were en joyed and at the tea hour Mrs. Marks, assisted by Mrs. C. W. Cook and Mrs. Roy Good served delicious refreshments. Those enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Marks included: Her mother, Mrs. R. C. Powell, of UJendale, Ore., and Mrs. L. Con nelly, guests; and Mrs. Roy Good, Mrs. Charles Mohr, Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs. C. B. Calkins, Mrs. E. A. Helmboldt, Mrs. C. W. Cook, Mrs. Eldon Ogle. Mrs. George Powers, Mrs. J. A. Wood, Mrs. E. G. Cloake, Mrs. John Travis and Mrs. L. L. Wimberly. ine club will meet April 23 at tne nome of Mrs. Charles Mohr. AMERICAN HOME DEPT. HAS MEETING THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. Clifford 5. Smith, enter- YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE HAS FINE MEETING TUESDAY P. Motschenbachcr. Mrs. R. It. Church, I r "s. j. c. nennest, Mrs.! Thn Winner T llthnmn'e Inamirt Charlene Deets, daughter of,'of st. Pau,,s Lutheran church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deets, was met Tuesday evening at the honored at a charming party jnomc of Mr and Mrs w s Tuesday after school, when her wcstcr Aftcr a shor, busineSs maternal grandmother, Mrs. C. H mocting was held a miscellane Wickham, Invited a group of L, ,,!,,.,,. i i h- rin,li. Un... U XTIII 1 i-mo Bi.bii .Ityn.J. iiuiito lmi miii.nf Miss Pan nr- V nt Lovely gifts wore presented to Erinkmoyer. and Ed Interesting games Bellows, Mrs. M. F. Middloburg, j ""s- Richmond and Mrs. Mrs. W. II. Carter and Mrs. 0.iJP''v woodman. j Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Good- L. M. Lilly, Mrs. Phillip Wassom, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards, Mrs. F. G. Burr, Mrs. E. C. Jones. Ml'H. Kill'! WHnv ntirl tlw hnctncu m..o u....n nr. .'.!'; H. Wiitzle. membi'rs. and Mrs, Keei ' ' us' Fred Nieml, of Walla Walla, 1 man w'ere Joint hostesses for the Mrs. Ford president conduct 'Walla, Wash., and Mrs. Freder-; f0'1 hour. Score prizes for the ed the hu.s.n;:ss"m:!:;!n: aV which J- '. er. guests. I .P'" ih u,,,::, S-hScntl'nNNTER-SE STUDY CLUB ni doll, had been made-bv Mrs. I FINE i .r .. Rand for the communion table ASAM home on Tuesday 1 ehuee of he g twa"ln presemed by the class last No-! Mrs. Fre.l Asam eraclous.v en-1 Msfhenl,. Mn- tertalned the Inter-Se Study club; at a very charming one o'clock' F. s. CLUB HAS paster salad luncheon nt her' ENJOYABLE MEETING home at Glide Tuesday afternoon. TUESDAY AFTERNOON Wild orchitis, beautiful spring i , flowers und tile Easter motif ' 1 '' b- clb was entertained tntwli, Ihn tul.li, ntin,..lnllu ,1 1 1 i-.ie. i I UCStlay at a VCI'V onlnvilhln nnw. The next meeting will he May j llv,.. thirty o'clock luncheon at the imi m ine nome or Mrs. Adrian; Cl)Vors Wl,,.p tact.d fl. MrsJ lomc ol Mr- r - Byrd. A lovely Fisher wllh Mrs. John M. Raish 1 nyde Beard Mrs. R R Brand 11,00 cl()lh covered the table, and Mrs. Elmer Hampton assist-j m,.s. u,.,,,,., M,,iis. Wl... Kobert i "hkh wus "'"tered by a beautiful ing hostesses at n one-thirty o'-:jiaw,.Vi Mls. R. B. Hamilton,! pou,lll'1 of anemones, while large Mrs. E. S. Hall and the hostess,! """'I'" ot macs were used about Mrs. Asam. '"ns. Roll call topics were presented cv-rs were placed for Mrs. bv Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Hawley I l "yr and di'Khters, Beverly vember to the Methodist church. A cross for the table will be pre sented for the communion service on Easier by the class. Mrs. Kurd appointed the com mittee to arrange the program lor tne coming year of the club. Mary Anno Caskey, Shirley Year- wood, Anne Mellis, Marilyn Beard, Edith Poirot, Rose Emily Bond, Janice and Jimmy Whipple, ! Joanne Deets, Mrs. C. H. Wick ham and Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Wickham, of Portland. Games were played and later were prepared by the games com mlttec, Miss Vera Goetz and Miss June Goetz. The host committee Mrs. W. Sylwcster and Miss Mary Fretwell served lovely re freshments. Members and friends present for the evening included Mr. and Mrs. R. Kaine, Miss Vera Goetz, Miss June Goetz, Lewis Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwcster, Stewart Baker, DISTRICT NO. 2 ... ...,.. BOARO MEETING IS . HELD AT HOTEL ROSE . District No. 2 of the Feder talpej the' 'African-Home de- tion of Oregon Women's clul L 1 ,i t i . i held a board meeting Tuesday ; partment of the Junior Woman s J2 0,c,ock at ,he Hofe, R(JSC 1( club Tbursday evening at her MrSi 0. L. Zentncr, presider home on Cobb street. Plans were ; Bandon, conducting the meetir following an enjoyable luncheo Covers were placed for Mr Zentner and Miss Laura Morga of Bandon; Mrs. Paul Breuer, . Myrtle Point, Mrs. James Gau Mrs. C. C. Cochran, Mrs. E. V Howard, Mrs. H. H. Dixon ar Mrs. O. R. Chambers, all ot Co vallis; Mrs. E. F. Strong, of Oal land, and Mrs. L. A. Wells ar Mrs. William Bell, of Roseburg. Reports were made by the ofl cers and chairman of the distri. and tentative plans were outline for the program for the state coi vention to be held in June at Co vallis. Mrs. Gault presented Ui outline on the state conveptlo program to the group. It was ai nounccd that plans are alrcad under way for the District No. convention to be held at Bando on October 4th. .ASjJjp?- for the American Home social meeting April 21st at the club house, to which members and their mothers will be Invited. Those attending have been asked to wear aprons to the party. Miss Dorothy Germond Is chairman of the affair with Mrs. Harold Hout and Miss Patricia Turner in charge pf invitations; Miss Ger mond, Miss Elaine Brown and Miss Perry Thiele in charge of the entertainment; Mrs. W. c Unrath and Mrs. Jack Chapman in charge of decorations and prizes, and Mrs. Clifford Smith and Mrs. Fletcher Gardner in charge of refreshments. A hobby program and exhibit will be en joyed. Guest speakers will take part on the program. An informal evening of sewing and visiting followed the meet ing. Plans were made for the next regular meeting to be held April 30th at the home of Mrs. Paul Smith on West Washington street, at which time the group will make May baskets and fill with fruit and flowers for pa tients at the county home. Later Mrs. Smith served lovely refreshments to Mrs. W. C. Un rath, Mrs. Fletcher Gardner, Mrs. Harold Hoyt, Mrs. Jack Chapman, Miss Patricia Turner, Miss Doro thy Germond and Miss Dorothy Crummett. MRS. KENNETH QUINE ' WINS HANDICAP CUP IN GOLF TOURNAMENT lovely refreshments were served Ed Brinkmeyer. Miss Pauline El at a table beautifully decorated j llot' Miss Agnes Brenden, Miss in the Easter motif and centered r"'' " by an attractive birthday cake lighted by nine tiny candles. Brust. AUXILIARY SEWING CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON TUESDAY clock dessert-luncheon. MR. AND MRS.' GIBRS HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL HOUSEWARMING PARTY Mrs. Ora Wallace, of this cilv, and her sister. Mrs. Edward V. j Waggoner, of Portland, entertain- ! ed at a charming surprise house with Mrs. Hampton giving a very interesting talk on the discoveries of the Nobel prize winners, Dr. Paul Erlich Cross. guests, and Mrs. Earl Decker, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs. T. W. Thomason. Mrs. II. T. Bloom, The'April 22d meenK wil. b, JT . ... ... .i.tcoMii (11 UJ Presbyterian Uidies Aid society iwarmine hartv fnr ilieh-..;.i-...,'is i"'1'1 t a one o'clock dessert- th h'ul' ; 5,".?.sn? to meet at one thirty o'clock des Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Gihhs at the i l""'"". '" ,'!"u ?f W,S' The next' meeilng will be Aoril sert luncheon at church pal lors. attractive new home of the Gihhs' ; Ml'llls' " whll'n '""' Pa"s 'r 22nf , ,he home of Mrs tnn-rv iterations anu uusmess meeting I In Laurelwood on Friday even i 1 coming year s sillily will Del p. Hatfield. 1 to follow. . Roseburg Chapter of Mar to meet al 8 o'clock In ev ; enlng al Masonic temple with Mrs. Maurice J. Newland, worthy Inu. Beautiful fl.mi.iu I made. Mrs. Mellis and Mrs. Eastern ; vented for the occasion bv Mrs. Jam,'s 1i,vis ale "l',inS ii'!MflS. J. B hfuuc E.B.Stewart. men ef the program committeo. (ENTERTAINS BRIDGE An attractive gilt was present ., CLUB MONDAY EVENING ed to .Mr. and Mrs. Gil.bs from MRS- PAUL HELWEG tvtlMING , matron, presiding. Entertain-1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins Mr Muartss to bridge i airs. j. h. Hennessv entertain- ment, social hour and refresh- and Mrs. Ihuhi Radabaugh Mr CLUB TUESOAY AFTERNOON ed her bridge club at a lovely ments to follow meeting. . and Mrs. (Jodell, Dr. and Mrs. E. M,s p,,i iielwe ente.-t ,i.vl 'Kh' 'clotk l,'ss,','t s,PIH'r Mon- Mid week Bible class of SI. U. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Nobel , "u.-u ' ! "P, b , ' ' !i .irn Z ''Vt'n'n? hi'r ,H'1U" "ul npw '.Paul's Lutheran church to meet ' Gocttcl. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Bou-' 3,, '0vfc rk' "? . ' , rtlunchm V',"' " Nor,h Lml,('"a at vat two o'clock nt home of Mrs. i cock, Mr. and Mrs. J. . Boucock, Tuesilav at her beautiful n."w '"' es,,'r- Colorful bouquets .Roy Hebard. 731 S. Pine street., Mr. and Mrs. Gran. Ostein, Rev! ' , Taurelvool T Fast ', '"' ere used .Members requested to h,l com-j and Mi's. John Harney, Mr. and 1, ' Z v ne."' " ,"'"y mo"' (0r Dieted sewinr- iniilci'l iirii.-liw f..i-l Mrs. Kinn..th winw... iw .. . .. iiuti i.w.uu t,0 occasion. j ' " . . , t . ii in ill ir uv m i itKit il Kiiuliti' r lirltril. , Concordia college In Portland. I Mrs. Donald R. Gibbs, Mrs. Kd-lm... '..mi l-.u's wele Placed for Mrs. . 1.VIk,Il. Int,l....l ..l..n ff1,i,l..t.i 11.... I.'l. ...... 11'., I . 1 .i.ii:u iisu. ................1, iivilil vvuiiaiu. ' flmvxrw spring Ward Cummlngs. Mrs. B. R. Mad- Dlxonvllle Lathes club to meet , Verdun Uouiock. Mr. and Mrs.; Covers were nl iced for Mrs I i V " '1'.,'s '" Harth. guests, at grange hall at (wo o'clock in Edward F. Waggoner and son, Ed ; Chester Mnruan Mrs F S Mc"i'" n ' Wimbcrly, M,-s. afternoon with Mrs. 1 ale Hat-1 'l. and Mr. and Mrs. Ola Wal-; Claln Mrs Ha'rrie "w" Booth IS. "'"""R. Mrs. Adrian Jleld, Mrs. G. C. Tison and Mrs. j lace. Mrs H D Coon mA rdw?rd I n . '.- n 1'l"S FM J. T. Hrumbach hostesses. Re-i Games were enjoyed during the G. Kohlhagen. Mrs. Maurice J. I, ' k lit. !'"'' !'t0" nnd "", hos' freshments. t pleasant evening hours and later ! Newland, Mrs II 11 Turner and , ,,, ,TSS- Roseburg Men's Glee club to .Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Waggoner , Mrs. Lerov lllatl. I,ih1, II , Was p,!,y prattUf in r direction of R. M. ! served lovely red esh ment s. Mrs; Uoiith won the high score ' 1L. vnTvK vi . M'S- Cluirrh nt eiiv h.ill i 7 in I.. ,.' f- ti... -f. lmlii'ijj and Mrs. Usher win- NEW IDEA CLUB MEETS AT LOVELY LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON T,e George Starmcr auxlliao' Mis. C. B. Calkins graciously !sewinS club met Tuesday after entertained the New Idea club noon at the homo "t Mrs. Paul Wednesday at a lovely one o'clock jDcmpsey. The pleasant social luncheon at her home. A beautl- i hours wcrc sPcnt sewing for ful birthdav cake and lovely gifts1"10 Red Cross and at the tea were presented to Mrs. E. T. Ncl- i hour Mrs- Dempscy served re son. Spring flowers carried out a freshments to Mrs. Charles Craig pretty motif for the table and'and hor daughter. Mrs. Fred rooms. Nieml, of Walla Walla, Wash., Mrs. Jonson, Mrs. T. S. Milli- Covers were placed for Mrs. E. ! Ij. LioaKe, a guest, and Mrs. F. M. Curtis. Mrs. F. H. Applehoff, Mrs. C. E. Marks, Mrs. R. H. Williams, Mrs. E. T. Nelson, Mrs. W. D. Harris, Mrs. V. R. Buckingham, Mrs. John H. Porter, Mrs. P. E. kin and daughters, Miss Goldic and Miss Mary, Mrs. I. A. Tay lor, Mrs. T. O. Kent, Mrs. Hubert Wright, Mrs. G. W. Shugart and Mrs. F. M. Compton. Mrs. G. W. Shugart was elect- Mrs. Kenneth Quine won the winter . handicap cup for 1941, having defeated Mrs. L. E. Mc- Clintock, who completed the tour nament as runner-up, Thursday at the Roseburg Country club. Mrs. McCllntock won the cup last year. If the cup is wqn by the same person three years in succession, it will be awarded to the winner permanently. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the morning hours by Mrs. Frank Coen, captain, Mrs. E. A. Pearson, secretary; Mrs. L. Stearns, Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs. W. J. Olmscheld, Mrs. Arthur H. Mountford, Mrs. J. R. Mountford, Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. L. E. McCllntock, Mrs. Ken neth Quine, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth and Mrs. C. E. Wim berly. High score for the play was won by Mrs. Coen with Mrs. H. C. Stearns winning second high score. The golfers played fairway strokes in the afternoon's golf ing with Mrs. R. D. Bridges win ning the prize. The ladies of the club will meet at 9:30 next Thurs day morning at the clubhouse for bridge; 12:15 o'clock potluck luncheon and golfing in the af ternoon. Plans are being outlin ed for the annual spring bridge tea and guest day affair to bej held at the clubhouse on Way 1 PINOCHLE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT HUFF HOME THURSDAY Mrs. Robert Huff entertained her pinochle club at a delightful party at her home Thursday af ternoon. The Easter motif was carried out in the table and re freshment decorations, while bou quets of colorful spring flowers were used about the rooms. Mrs. Charles Ware and Mrs. E, H. Vcrrell were guests of the af- icrnoon and members enjovlnir the occasion with Mrs. Huff were Mrs. Robert Nelson, Mrs. Law rence Dclaney, Mrs. Grant Phil lips, Mrs. Keith Phillips, Mrs. Ir vin Clark and Mrs. Dave Ellis. Mrs. Vcrrell won the guest prize and Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Clark . i; Beaver, Mrs. Allen Moore and, rt's m' S S? r.ri.;. ' " ' ! secretary. The next meeting will i n the club prizes. Following The elnh will h.. ii,i n,ibc APrU 22 at ,h0 homc 01 Mrs a one o'clock luncheon next Wed nesday, April Kith, by Mrs. F. M. Curtis at Carl's Tavern. BADOURA CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING AT BATES HOME .Victor Smith K AND R CLUB HAS jMEETING AT WILSON HOME ON WEDNESDAY the pinochle play Mrs. Huff solv ed delicious refreshments, Mrs. Mabel Wilson graciously I entertained the K and R club ., . ... ,' Wednesday afternoon at her M.s. G. R. Bates entertained 'hon1(. LUacs and carrie(J he Badoura club, Daughters of;ol molif for (hc occa. the Nile at a charming one-thirty j sjon o'clock dessert-luncheon at her home at Myrtle Creek Tuesday.'. " i i ,h , hr Mrs The Lastcr mtjtif was beautifully, wnson servcd delicious refresh earned out In the table dicora-jm(.nts , prettily appointed small Hons nnd the dessert. Itahies rm m-,..-o nlureH for Covers were placed for Mrs. A.! Mrs. O. L. Johnson. Mrs. B. W. J. Young, Mrs. Lyle Marsters, Taylor, Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. Mrs. Will II. Gerretscn, Mrs. Bert i Charles Healy, Mrs. II. B. Road Wells, Mrs. Grant H. Moore, Mrs. I man and Mrs. F. C. Frcnr. Albert Mlcelli and Mrs. Bates. The April 23 meeting will be The next meeting (If the weath-'held at the homc of Mrs. H. A. er permits! will be held at thejTaylor on Moshcr street. j A. J. Young ranch home on the! 1 North Umpqua, May 13th. atW.' B. A. HAS' which time four of the members I F,NE MEETING having birthdays In the month ! THURSOAY AFTERNOON will be guests of honor. ! .. ... , , , ' I The Woman s Benefit associa tion held a fine meeting Thurs day afternoon at the Maccabee hall and completed plans for a birthday party, honoring mem- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Helmboldt bers having birthdays in March entertained at a very lovely in- , and April, to be held April 24th formal 0:30 o'clock dinner nt at two o'clock at the home of their home on South Pine street, Mrs. Eugene Little on South Saturday evening, having as Stephens street, their guests: Mr. and Mrs. Al-1 Members are requested to cadi fred Cloake and Mr. and Mrs brine a cuest to the hlrthriav. l!.iy Aibuiy and baby sou. i party. ' i "GALLOPING" TEA IS ENJOYED AT HELMBOLDT HOME SATURDAY NIGHT filing. Friday, April 18. Past Noble Grands club to meet . i i 7:30 denser -supper at Roseburg M oml Mlu c. T. Tllrl, Mr. Woman's clubhouse with l oul.se awl Mrs. C. E. Marks. '.Mr. d .Young, Elhel usenbark Maynic Mls. VV. O. Patterson. Mr. and - . vuu, iiusu-hm-s. mi's. E. G. Cluakc and Ml aaiuraay, April iv. bridge play. INFORMAL DAY IS ENJOYED AT FINLAY SUMMER PLACE SUNDAY nlng the score prizes and Mrs. iFullerton winning th etravellng .i ir.e. RIVERSOALE GRANGE SPONSORS ENJOYABLE ' BENEFIT PARTY MONDAY St. Joseph's Altar society cook ed food and bake sale to he held , nt McKcan and Carstens furni ture store, . American Legion auxiliary wel- fare shop to sijonnor rummage ' 4iii(l shrub sitlu all-day In forincr lr. and Mrs. 15. C. Kinluv and I! ...... """.son. Jim. entertained as their; Rlversdale glance sponsored a in is .it. d. iiampion simnsored a quests Sunday al their bcautKul , very enjoyable bencllt chicken galloping tea for (he Hiversdale . summer platv on the North : supper and flve hundivd card grange at l ie home of Mr. and Umpqua near Glide: Mrs. H. C. ; iwrly Monday evening nt the hall. Mis. V.. A. Ilelmb..ldl on South Church, of Fort Worden. Wash.,, A fine attendance- enjoyed the 1 lie street .Saturday evening. A; her daughter, Miss Marian, of j affair. High score prizes went to pleasant social hour was enjoyed this city; her son. Charles, slu- Mrs. I.. W. Mctzgcr and Ora and Mrs. MvlmlHil.lt s-iveil Invely Ident at U. o( O,. and Miss Caro- Welker with Miss Ila Latibach li litilimeiiii,. Iljn ijiidt.ii. i ulnniiii; the slam priic. GRANGE HAS GALLOPING TEA WEDNESDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Good, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miles and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Helmboldt sponsored a galloping learn for Rlversdale grange by eolng to the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cloake Wednesday evening. An enjoyable social hour was followed by refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. Cloake. 1 - ... "5 . ENTERTAINS CLUB ATM CHARMING LUNCHEON ??T Mrs. Chester Morgan entertaii ed the Friday club at a ver charming one o'clock luncheo Wednesday at her attractive hom in Laurelwood. The Easter moti was prettily carried out In th table decorations. ' Covers were placed for Mrs. C R. Hess, a guest, and Miss Hcle Casey, Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mr: L. E- McCllntock, Mrs. D. B. Bi bar, Mrs. C B..Wade, Mrs. Iva Pickens and Mrs. P. M. Lee. Contract bridge was enjoye during the pleasant, aftcrnoo hours with Miss Casey winnin. the high score prize and Mrs Pickens the traveling prize. SURPRISE HOUSEWARMING PARTY GIVEN TUESDAY FOR MRS. ALLIE COLFORD A group of friends gave a sut prise housewarming party Tues day afternoon for Mrs. Allie Col ford. The group ' presented : lovely gift to Mrs. Colford am the afternoon was spent in play ing cards. At the tea hour lovely refresh mcnts were served at a table cov cred by a blue lace cloth and cen tered with an attractive bouquet Covers were placed for Mrs. Col ford, guest of honor, Mrs. Maymi Hudnell, Mrs. Malinda Miller Mrs. Hazel Althaus, Mrs. Wand; Althaus, Mrs. Belle Crenshaw and Mrs. Prudence Hidingcr. HARRY PINNIGER TO SPEAK TO B. P. W. C. DINNER MEETING MONDAY Harry Pinnigcr, new secretary of the Roseburg chamber ol commerce, will he guest speaker on the topic, '"Public Relations,' at the 6:30 o'clock dinner meet ing of the Business and .Profes sional Women's club to be held Monday night, April 14. -at the Umpqua hotel. The committee in charge of the arrangements for the dinner and program Includes: Mrs. R. L Carpenter, Mrs. Nance Fitzslm mons, Mrs. Floyd Lewis and Mrs. J. M. Judd. P-T. A. ACTIVITIES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY Fullerton Fullerton P.-T. A. met Monday at 3:30 o'clock at the school house with Mrs. P. O. Acklcy, president, conducting the busi ness session. New officers elected include: Mrs. Donn Radabaugh, president; Mrs. Frank Coen, vice-president: Mrs. B. B. Ii-ving, secretary, and Mrs. James Bewley, treasurer. The group decided to sponsor its annual April Frolic on April 25. The affair will open with the P.T.A. selling a supper nt six o'clock. Concessions and spe cial features will follow. Roy Bellows has been secured to pre sent his magic act on the enter tainment and additional features will be furnished by the school. Following the business meeting a group of senior high school girls entertained the members and guests by singing a group of numbers, after wh ch Darrow Johnson, who is In charac of the Douglas county public welfare commission, gave an exception ally interesting talk on the noon hot-lunch project in the schools lor the serving of lunches to the school children. The next regular meeting nf the P.. T. A. will be held May li. INFORMAL DINNER ENJOYED AT HELMBOLDT HOME ON SATURDAY Clothes-Pinned? Why wait until you're too weury to squirm out of the clothespin's clutches! Call us today let us call for the family wasJi, and never get "stuck" again! t n TELEPHONE 88 NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY 324W.Lan5trtt