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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1941. i ? ! IS 5(D(EDEiny Social Calendar Sunday, May 11 Job's Daughters ami mothers tp mew at 1(1:15 a. m. at fleshy- torlan ehurch to attend morning service in a body. Monday, May 12 Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denom-lnatjnii.il Bible study class to moot at 7:43 in evening at cjlninu i mi ui i-uuKiua noici. ruu mu- Child evangelism training class to meet at 2:30 In afternoon at basement ol first I'rosbyterlan church. N. of W. Thimble club 1:30 o'clock politick luncheon at home of Mrs. K. L- Hounshell. St. Joseph's Altar society In vites public to benefit program and play, "Afternoon Tea" direct ed by Miss Helen Casey at 8 o'clock In evening at parish hull. Mrs. 1,. L. Miller, chairman ! Fullerton P.-T. A. to entertain preschool mothers at last meet ing of year at 4 o'clock at school house. Interesting program. New officers to be Installed, Refresh ments. B. P. W. C. meeting at 8 o'clock ut clubhouse with Mrs. William Bell chairman of topic, "You and Your Health," assisted by Mis. Margaret Walliins, Mrs. J. L. Saunders and Ina Farnsworlh. Stale speaker. Motion pictures. mjV W. WhiP - pie and Mrs, Joseoh Deets iiubqiii iiLio. Tuesday, May 13 Inter-So Study club one o'clock luncheon at home of Mrs. Jay Young. Roll call by Mrs. Fred Asam, Mrs. Charles Doerner and Mrs. E. S. Hall. Program on riooe. prizewinner, roan huck l!r Riris ,0 Miss Brown. Stephen by Mrs. V. V. Harpham. iwag alt.,,d , lllllm(, , V. S. club afternoon meeting ' resent "Uncle Sam" and brought at home of Mrs. T. W. Thomason. I the gifts Into the room In n beau Ladies auxiliary to tho F. O. tifully decorated basket placed on E. regular mooting ut 8 o'clock i bis red coaster wagon. In evening at Eagles hall. Flee- I As Mlss Bwn , ,,,.,, lion of officers. Members urged I m-o ,.iri ,,r ,.itii m,- i a to be present Badoura club no hostess noon luncheon at summer home of Mrs. A. J. Young to celebrate birthdays of four of the mem bers. Rose Loyal Temperance legion will moot from lour to five p. In. at home of Mrs. L. C. Davis, :12 South Main street with moth ers of members present as spe cial guests. Mary Sullivan, Bess Hrysou and Lois Lilly are chair men of tho committees. District No. 11, Oregon Stale Nurses association mooting at 8 1 Miss Mary Margaret Ellsworth, o'clock at home of Mrs. A. B. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. liar Cacy, 490 North Jackson street, rls Ellsworth, onleitained tho Plans to lie made for pal liclpa- j cast of tho senior class play and lion in state convention at Port-it he dramatic club members at a land, June G9. Refreshmonls. Wednesday, May 14 Ladles auxiliary to Brother hood of Railway Trainmen to moot id 7:30 In evening at Rose Inng Woman's clubhouse with Mrs. C. P. Snoddy. president, in charge, and Mrs. Andrew J. Ford as hostess. li. P. W. C. to sponsor "Sandy's Dance Revue" enlerlainment in connection with showing of a motion picture at Hunt's Indian theatre. Mrs. Story lies, chair man of Ihe project. W. C. T. U. to meet at two o'clock in afternoon -at Baptist church parlors with .Mrs. Annie L. Russell, president, in charge. Short piogram. Thursday, May 15 lioseburg chapter of Eastern Star to hold chapter lm-clim; at 8 o'clock at Mansunic temple w ith Mrs. Maui ici' J. New land, worthy matron, presiding. Garden Valley Women's club to meet at two o'clock In alter noon at clubhouse with Mrs. Jake Tlironbuig as hostess. Country club ladies to meet at clubhouse for 8:311 a. m. break fast; golfing at it, politick lunch con at 12:3(1 and contract bridge ut I 30. MlllWeok Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran chinch politick luncheon at noon at home ut Mrs. t-ari Miiitn at Winston with Mrs. Allgusl .Martin, co hosless. Mem. bets desiring liansKil.ition meet lit 12:1.") o'clock at home of Mrs George Mrguccn, I Iti Soul b Pine street. Presbyterian Ladies Aid mi clety to meet at 1.30 o'cloi k des scrt lum hiim at chin ch parlors. Mrs. E. S. Hall, new president, in charge of business meeting. Friday, May 16 Methodist Keyslone club mem bers to entertain husbands at 0:30 o'clock potluck supper party ut church. P. N. G. club miH-tlng at S o'clock In evening at I. ( ). t . I", hall with Mrs. Harry Kapp, chair man. Mrs. A. D. Il.-iwn. Mrs, Ralph L. Russell and Mrs. Lis loll Darby. Saturday, May 17 Kosoburg Woman s club sorv- ice shop open all (lay Uislails in clubhouse (iipesltp Hunt s Indian I (lieatte. Hi By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. L, KOHLHAGEN, SR., ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING SHOWER FOR MISS BROWN Mis. L. Kohlhagen, Sr., enter tained at one of the most charm , 1 ing parties of tho week, when, she invited a group of friends to, a two-course C:30 o'clock supper , at her lovely home on Military Mr. and Mrs. Paul li. Shanklin. street In compliment to MisSiThev will leave the last of Juno i Lois Brown, popular bride-elect. The patriotic motif was beauti fully carried out in tho dining, I vltl ,,,, muslc ,.ooms i'j nit ; us(. of law hoU(llets of ''ed roses, white snowballs and blue ' larkspur and Iris. Blue and white tapers flanked tho bowl of ! rod roses on the roses on the dining table, while (lie clover placecard-favors were also patriotic in design with the guests names written In red. whltn and blue ink. A beau tiful rosebud was given to each guest. Tho patriotic colors were also carried out in tho menu. Mrs. Kohlhagen was assisted in serving by Mrs. E. S. Hall and Klnla Reibling, Ann Carter, Bon Mrs. Harold Bellows with Mrs.!"1'-' and Donald Tyrer, Donald I'""" "a"" receiving mo guests -.,) ......... ... . . ... .. i. i.arawuy ami iviiss joso - and assisting about the rooms. Covers were placed for Miss I Brown, guest of honor, her moth - icr, Mis. VV. S. Brown, and Mrs. P. W. Boardsloy (mother of tho i brldegroom-eloct I, both of Cor- ;vallis; Mrs. Floyd Lewis, Mrs. J. j A. Caraway, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. .Harold Bellows: Mrs. Marearet .Wutkins, Miss Gladys H. Strong, jMiss Amanda Anderson, Miss j Carol Carness, Miss Alice Ut-- !" Miss I.. I . ' 1 '. mK, Uur rii' p (' Wulni- 1W II Marjorie Chester, Miss Mary lloladay, Miss Undone Crockard and the hostess, Mrs. Kohlha gen. Little Stephen Allen Hall, son !of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall, pre sented the beautiful crystal show- caraway road an original poem of the future lile of the bride- elect and bridegroom -elect. The noem was written by Miss Alice Uelnnd. Following tho opening of Ihe intinyj lovely crystal gifts, visiting and games Were enjoyed. Miss Brown will become the bride of Robert Meanlsloy at Cor vallis on June 21. MARY MARGARET ELLS WORTH ENTERTAINS CAST AND CLUB FRIDAY charming parly at her home on Winchester street Friday eve- tling, following Hu nt the play at the school. presentation senior high Gnosis enjniiig Ihe iiccasion with Miss Ellsworth Included: Mr. and Mrs. D. Ramsdell, Roger jdlmscheld, Miss Patricia Qulnc, Miss Florence Hamilton, Miss ! Barbara Gnrw I, Harold Bus sell. Alan Knudlson. Miss Athalie!'" Tavlor, Miss Marv Peterson. Don) Sanies were enjoyed and the Hall, Miss Marian Church. Jim IK''""!1 m'"1'' recordings mid play Finlav. Miss Joanne Hume. Miss i,,(1 "hem during the social hour. Mnxitic Bailey, Miss Bette Owen, Dun I'ri-.ir .'luck lih-k-li IVIwin MeKav, I.IomI Anderson. Ijiwell Ilhoden. ami the hostess' mother. Mrs. Harris Ellsworth and her aunt, Miss Margaret Glldea. who is visiting here Irom San Jose. 'Calif. J Refreshments wore serxeil by .Miss Ellsworth, alter which Ihe group veiit to Brands tor danc , ing. PATCH AND CHAT CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE - MEETING WEDNESDAY ' The Patch and Chat club met i Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clarence B.irllcit. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed 'anil at Ihe tea hour Mrs. Barliell sei veil lovely relresbmetits to the lolliiwliig mouthers: Mrs. G. K. Jones. Mrs. Curtis Calkins. Mrs. i(i. W. Ware, Mrs. A. A. Chile. 'Mrs. C. I lomenieo. Mrs. D. W. Ko.t-.oy. Mrs. D. W. Smith Mrs II l. Hess, Mrs. HulH-ii Graham. Mrs. .1. N llniir. Mrs. William Barton and Mrs D. E. Wan- . The next niivllng will Im- bold M.i 21 at tho homo or Mrs. J. N. Hour. GOLD AND BRONZE ! MEDAL CONTEST TO BE HELD MAY 18 The Kosebtirg W. C. T. V. has announced ,t p,l and bronze medal contest iwith 12 contest ants taking part i tor Sunday aft ernoon. May IS. to In- hold at throe o'clock at the First ptesby 'lerian church. Mis. Oscar Gor- 'i'll. IVuglns county school sup erintendent, will give n short talk. I he W. C. T, t'. has nsk ed all parents, teachers and Irlond ol the ivntcManls lo at-1 nd this cout GEORGENE SHANKMN HONORED AT BIRTHDAY AND FAREWELL PARTY Georgone Shanklin celebrated - liter twelfth birthday anniversary at a delightful farewell party at Sandy's Dancing studio Saturday evening. She is tho dauehler of for Alaska. The slllrlin u-ac 1m.:iiiI i fnllir Hpp. iorated in a pink and green motif. i nancina and eamos were onlov- I ,,( rlm-inif the fioninu jimt l.-ilor jMrs. Shanklin, assisted by Mrs. j Howard Casebeer, served dell - cious refroshments and a beauti - may uocoraicu ninnuay caKe was cut. Guests enjoying (lie parly with rcorgene Included: Shirley Mae Woods, Jean Mowery, Joyce Hartley, Irene Trapalis, Betty Jean Hendricks, Scott Hendricks, Bob Berrie, Wanda Day, Vir- r:it,i,.. ii,,., u i.i...... -i..i.. ijn. " - i'"' "w -'-ii vmih- scheid. Kendall Young, Bobby ! 1 lanscn, Jerry I.ee Merchant, ! Barbara Jean Ellis, Robert Horn, ' Kdwln Harvey, Edward Decker, H" o m m y McCown, Marguerite Hampton, Richard Lytic, Roland ! Shanklin, Ruth Ann Ruhl. Mrs. VV. Ruhl, Harold Boucock and I Sandy Donohue. I Lovely gifts were presented to , Georgeno from the guests, jwiMBERLY-WHARTON ...... on.-... nnn vii RDlnr.ir.i iiMruenxi 10 .BRIDGE-LUNCHEON IS .... . . w., . vl, , inMnivnpju nrrAin lUtdUAT Mrs. fl. V. Wimberly and Mrs. I. It. Wharton were joint of tesses at the third of a series ,very charming one o'clock bridge - ; luncheon parties on Tuesday at I '"""'" " erend Willard VVylie performed the beautiful home of the form- l"'"' Ml s- D- " Morgan, Mrs. It-; the impressive single rin- rive or on Glenn street. '' Whipple, Mrs. Geow Lohl'i:.-; mny in tht, plvspncc of ,hl(,(, Pale pink, columbine, rose buds, tulips and heauly hush sprays were arranged with huge bouquets of deep blue wild del phinium flowers. Dainty bote quels of Cecil Brunner rose buds graced the prettily appoint ed serving tables. The living room and dining loom of the homo overlooks the very beauti ful garden and terraced rockery. : which are especially lovely Ibis spring. Assisting Mrs. Wimberly and Mrs. Wharton in receiving and In serving were: Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mrs. R. D. Coon, Mrs. E. I.. Knapp and Mis. John Young. Contract bridge was enjoyed during Ihe pleasant altcrnonn hours wllb score prizes going to Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, Mrs. Frank Coon and Mrs. T. li son. Wat HOMEMAKERS CLASS ENJOYS PARTY AT BAPTIST CHURCH Mis. Earl Byrd and Mrs. Ro belt Burton were joint hostesses to me iiomcmaHCis class ai a oe llgbtful party at the liaptist church parlors Friday evening. Sorine flowers were used about M1' M Ireshiuents were enjoyed by i . and Mrs. Herbert Groves, ' Mrs. Claude Baker, Mr. '111(l Wls- '''a B.vrd. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe. Rev. and Mrs. II. P. Sconce and children. Mr. and Mrs. l.'-on Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baylbs. Mr. Mrs. John Mrs. John Billion and ing. and Mrs. Earl Byrd. William Robertson,! rving, Mrs. RolM-rt Miss Virginia liichl-' IMRS. HAROLD McCORMACK IHONORED AT CHARMING SHOWER ON SATURDAY ' Miss hos- Miss Phyllis Morian and I.enora Proctor were joint tesses at a charming shower pally lrom"one to tour o'clock Saturday altcrnonn given in honor oi Mrs. Harold McCor mark. ' IV.uililul gills were presented to Mrs. Mci'ormack from: Hetty Cyrus. losephine Crouch, Nancy Virginia Cyrus, Clarissa (lcne Ferguson. Lois Emma Lou 'Dishman, Green. Mablev Blake' loan Mers. Mrs Fred A tosses, Miss Proctor. At Ihe tea served lovelv Mrs. James Young. Guff and the hos- Morian and Miss hour the hostesses refreshments. NURSES ASSOCIATION 'TO MEET TUESDAY ing the regular business session. A very important meeting of Mrs. C. E. Roberts gave a charm district No. II ol the Oregon ing and Interesting talk on the State Graduate Nurses associa- j latest books and their authors. I iioo win oc item at o clock next j mcMiny night. May Mill, at tho home of Mis. A. II. Cacy at liHi .. .lachvin street. I.V.H-V. n,.....iu... i J ... .. .... ,,,. ,K,,. .., present as plans for participating : land Jui'e ,11, ' , oi - , Hetlisl Its will l. ....... .,, 1. , ' " '--". ' JUNIOR BETHEL HAS . CHARGE OF JOB'S DAUGHTERS MEETING Miss Bette Owen, honored queen of Roseburg Bethel of .lob's Daughters; Miss Athallo Taylor, senior princess, and Miss Patricia McClintock, Junior prin cess, were assisted by the Junior Bethel officers in putting on the work at the regular Bethel meet ing Tuesday night at tho Ma- I sonic temple. The work was very capably and beautifully pre isented by the following Junior Bethel officers: Guide, Phyllis I Hinsdale; marshal, Mildred Froh mador: ehanlain. Bettv Wilson- musician, Florence Hamilton; li- n r a r tan, Geraldine Stephens; treasurer, Marilyn Preston; re corder. Doris Chapler; junior custodian, Virginia Roselund; senior custodian, K a r I a Mc- i Cowan; first messenger, Shirley jCarter; second messenger. .Ruth Wjlkk- third mwoinaitr Muria I. Veal; fourth messenger,' Helen Richmond, and fifth mpsspnupi-. ! M;n-v Ellpn Mi-Ifav innnr n-.i.vl Marjorie1 Stephens and outer , guard, Eleanore Micelli. i 1 Mrs. Maurice J. Newland and ! Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker were Dies- ient and invited the group to a (i:30 o'clock dessert-supper at the Masonic temple May 27 as the 1 K'sts of Rosebur; chapter of Easter Star. The regular Bethel meeting will follow with election of officers and initiation. The: new officers elected will be in-' stalled at an open meeting to be '. held Tuesday evening, June 3, Sunday, May 11, the Job's Daughters and their mothers will attend the Presbyterian church , morning service. The members and mothers are requested to be at the church by 10:45 a. m. ,PAST MATRONS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON MONDAY Mrs. P. T. Bubar, .Mrs. Guy i Cordon and Mrs. Mane Kulifson j entertained the Past Matrons ,.ui) at a charmng 7: JO o'c-to'-K ' . . f essert-sunner Mnnrlav even no ,11 UIU riim-1 UIll JUUU com e Sliuu. 'Hcau,iful rhododendrons and tall hos-1"'"" "'"" ,,: j Covers were placed for Mrs. V. - "";. "! c-. cnim ., i s. gen, nub. i,. u. reuier, mis. i.. , E. Wimberly, Mrs. J. C. Royce, , Miss Margartt Page and the hos-1 tesses, Mrs. Bubur, Mrs. (,'urao.i , and Mrs. Kulifson. ' Following the dossert snpi i r the group enjoyed a social hour at the attractive Bubar home o-i East Lane street. The next meet ing will lie a picnic luncheon 'June 2 at the Bell Log cabin on the North Umpqua abov; Gli.'.e with Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. A. tB. Taylor and Mrs. L. rJ. Gar wood as hostesses. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS AT INGELS HOME ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. L. W. Ingels graciously en tertained Hie Roseburg Art and Embroidery club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Snap dragons and iris were used ill large bouquets about the rooms. Members each presented a number on the afternoon's pro gram. At the tea hour Mrs. In gels served lovely refreshments to Mrs. Jennie Loach, Mrs. C. II. Bailey and Mrs. Homer Kronke, quests, and Mrs. J. G. Stephen son, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. Gladys Burke. Mrs. G. Cluck. Mrs. F. J. Cornell, Mrs. Listen Darby. Mrs. Argio DeWitt. Mrs. It. I.. Hounshell, Mrs. Hoffmeist or, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. A. Neat, Mrs. E. Illioads and Mrs. II. F. Snyder. The M;iy 21 meeting will be a while elephant partv at the I home of Mrs. Umpqua avenue Larson at 1312 1 ROSEBURG GROUP ENJOYS CHARMING TEA AT DRAIN Mrs. John Barney, Mrs. Frank Poole. Mrs. F. 1. Perry, Mrs. Lil Ho Plaster, Mrs. Emma Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Church, Mrs. J. S. Inscho. Mrs. Nellie Burpee, Mrs. Mable P. Taylor, Mrs. A. K. Glbbs. and Mrs. James Miller drove to Drain Thursday to enjoy a very charming Mexican tea sponsored by the Drain mission ary society of the Christian church. Fifteen members from Collage Grove and three from i Eugene were present besides the Roseburg and Drain groups. Mis. Trimble, wife of the pas tor nt Drain, who spent throe miuiths at Brownsville, Texas, and enjoyed numerous trips into Mexico, was (he guest .speaker of tho afternoon and showed a love ly display of curios from Mexico. BETA SIGMA PHI HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY , .'in s n,iiii-i iii iM-ia .--igiiia t'ni ' i met Wednesday evening at the j home of Eleanor Lewis. Follow-' I.. , .1 t li... . .... 1 Ivliclous refreshments w ere served later by thr U'w is. to Betty :Geint. Thelma Smith .m,,lii .. J. ... . " rtoocison, varmet Newland, Hel- en Blmlge.t. Artie Corhe... lx.n. niaugmoii, Litvoia .MCMillen and 1 IIIH .'l,V ,. inPnilVHV nil, I ,r .. .." - iri'i , ,u s. niiwi (,. Marrisd at Impressive Ceremony n 1 ! r j v I Mr. and Mrs. A very beautiful April wedding, which is of great interest in Rose burg, took place Saturday eve ning at the Federated Presbyte rian ehurch at Whitticr, Calif., when Miss Marjorie Singleton, rbiui'hl or nf Mr iinri iVTi-c A'-4ll;io W Slniflnlnn hf r.ni T, ..,... j Pacei Whittie'r, became the bride of Howard Mitchell, son of A1r. am Mrs j c Mitchell, of SU f Michigan avenue, Whittier. Rev- hunfll(,d );U(,sls. Tno ehurch was attractively arranged with Euster liHm fo. the occasion, , , . .1'" b,'u'P', wnor "as 1:1 nuiiiiai: uy nei i(iuiei , was very i beautiful in a floor-length white satin bridal gown, trimmed with lace and fashioned with long sleeves and a train. Her tulle, full length veil, was attached to a ; coronet of seed pearls. She car i l ied a shower bouquet of white j swootpeas and gardenias 'en circling an orchid. Mrs. Theodore Koopmans, of La Crosoenta, was matron of hon or ttnd was lovely In a gown of blue trench organdy. She car-1 i ico a oouquct oi wnuo sweet peas , and pink carnations. Mrs. Harold Bemis and Miss Dorothy Hubbard. bridesmaids, were charming in gowns of pink French organdy and carried bou quets of pink swootpeas and blue delphinium. Marijane Singleton, sister of the bride, vvas lovely in a frock of blue taffeta. Lawrence Smith acted as best man for the bridegroom. Ray and Walter Mitchell, brothers of the bridegroom, were ushers. Roseburg Girl Has tiff f'W -' h It ' f : 'V .... Ik.. . I ' "ri - N"vs.:. W. ,v laicaMiirf Miss Frances Louise Wimberly Miss Frances Louise Wimberly. j datlclltei' of Jin ee and Mri. fr hosless, Mrs.jE. WimlH-rly. of Rosebtn-g, who tilliley. AlUt" : will Ix- L-nulnaled from tin n sf .n i.. ,,.. , "iiii-ue m nil' mi gl.uiuai- Ing class, Ivis lust been pledged by Phi Ka,.,ia Phi. only natlbnal all aillege scholastic honor fra- lm'n.1, n .u .... I: .. . . ... -""." i reiTt ') ut Oregon ttoiini'cment made -srow.-noview Engraving. Howard Mitchell Mrs. Lawrence Smith played the wedding marches and accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Orville Burns who sang, "Because," "At Dawning" and "Oh, Promise Me." Following the eerpmonv. a rp. ccption was held for a hundred guests at the beautiful home of me oncte s parents. Miss Helen iviiicncu, sister oi tne nnciegroom, cut the wedding cake and Mrs. Earl Burr presided at the punch bowl. Assisting in serving were Miss Barbara and Miss Louise Benson, Miss Wyona Burr, Miss Hazel Boster, Mrs. James Ralston and Mrs. Margaret Woods. The rooms of the Singleton home were gorgeously decorated with bouquets of colorful spring blos roms. The many beautiful wed- dint? Gifts were disulaved in one large room of the home. j The bride was graduated from 1 Whittier union high school and from Pasadena junior college. She is well known in Roseburg, having "yjsitod here frequently with her' paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Singleton, and her uncles, Ford Singleton and L. M. Lilly. Her mother, nee Marie Lilly, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lester Lilly, of Corval- lis. formei k- nf Glide s;h,. a i sister of L. M. Lilly of this citv. I 1 Poncs, iris, mock orange, spi The bridegroom was graduated rea' lall!ilps and hawthorn were from Whittier union high school1 "se(l 10 fmm ,he lovely bouquets and from Pasadena junior college I ;sed aboul ,hp rooms. At the tea and is now employed by a large j lovely refreshments were aluminum company in Los Ange-1 sorve1 bV Mrs. Ogle and Mrs. les. Mrs. Mitchell is emoloved hv ! cloake ' Mrs. John Travis, Mrs. the gas company, in Whittier. Fol- lowing a wedding trip south, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will return to Whittier to make their nome at 440 J North Greeleaf ave nue. Prominent Record vj,, f , A'l tr, State college at Corvallis. Miss Wimhorly. who was glad ttaleil from Hosebutg senior high schwil, has gained numerous hon ors during her four years at col lege. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, social sorority, which Is at present the ranking top house in scholarship at o S. C, and she served as secretary ol the house her junior year and as scholastic chairman this year. A short time ago she was ini tiated into Omicron Nu, national ! professional home economics hon or society. She received the fresh man award for scholarship by be ing initiated into Phi Kappa Phi her first year and was initiated into Alpha Lamba Delta, sopho more scholastic honorary society, ; her second year at college. She is a member of Mask and Dagger, I dramatic Honorary, and was a member of the "Barometer Staff" : college newspaper, two years, serving as day editor for 1939 and 1940. She was Initiated Into Theta Sigma Phi, national journalism honorary, and served as vice president of that society this year. She has served on various com mittees for various organizations and class committees this year. ' One of the most outstanding appointments received by Miss Wimberly, was her appointment to Merrill Palmer school in De troit, Michigan, the winter term of 1941. She just recently return ed to Corvallis for the spring term of her senior year. Hoi scholastic standing during her four years at college, places her on the honor roll of Oregon State college. EXECUTIVE MEETING HELD AT PARKER HOME WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The executive meeting of the Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church held a meet- ing Wednesday afternoon at the attractive home of the secretary, Mrs. J. Roland Parker, on Cobb street. Beautiful bouquets of coral bells, columbine and spirea were arranged with Cecil Brunner I r0SPS- to cal'ry out a pretty motif 101 ne occasion. miss Margaret Claim, vice-oiesi- dent, conducted the business meet- ing in the absence of the presi dent, Mrs. W. M. Campbell. The levotions were conducted by Miss j Clapp and reports were given by 'Mrs. Knrl tfllrih Afl T..nin Lr Roach, Miss Cl'app, Mrs. W. C. Blake and Mrs. C. D. Fios. ; At the tea hour Mrs. Parker served lovely refreshments to ; Miss Clapp, Mrs. C. D. Fies Mrs : Earl Ullrich, Mrs. Fred Fisher Mrs. Morris H. Roach, Mrs Ida , Bailey and Mrs. W. G. Blake j The June 4th meeting will be held at two o'clock at the home of j the president, Mrs. W M (-imn- bell, on South Main street. M. O. A. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The M. O. A. club met Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. G. Cloako with Mrs. El don Ogle, joint hostess. A delight ful Mother's day program was enjoyed and beautiful corsages (made by Mrs. L. L. Wimberly) were presented to the oldest mother present, the mother hav ing the most children and the mother having the most grand- cniidren chal los Mohr, Mrs. George Pow- (nejers, Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs. J. A. Yv, uUK aIul ivtrs. L. Connolly. The May 21st meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. George Powers. MISS JUNE BOWEN ENTERTAINS AT DINNER FOR MOTHER Miss June Bowen was a most gracious hostess Friday evening at a delightful seven o'clock din ner honoring the birthday anni versary of her mother, Mrs. Fred Bowen, at the beautiful Bowen home on Winchester street. Covers wore placed for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowen Mr unH m.... Adrian Bowen and son, Vance Mrs. Albert Long and the hostess', Miss June Bowen. W. B. A. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING Tho Woman's Benefit associa Hon held an interestim, m,.,i.. lhursday afternoon at the Mac- cioee hall with Mrs. George I owers. president, in charge. llans were made for the monthly birthday parly to be hold May 22 at the home of Mrs lame AICA pp at wo South niepnens street with Mrs. is cn-hostpss- lowers I FUN TIME Life's not complete without an outdoor hobby. Instead of wishing you had time to pursue one; make time! En joy an extra day each week, by turnina your laundry over to us. for time labor and budget economy. Telephone 88 NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY 324 W, LANE ST. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB ENJOYS DESSERT LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Fred Vehring and Mrs. George Gaab were joint hostesses at a delightful one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Wednesday at the former's beautiful home at Winston for the Merry-Go-Round club members. Roses, popp.es, snapdragon and i ,.js formed the attractive bou quets about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. J. R. Wilson, president, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. H. A. Winston, Mrs. Jack Suksdorf, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mrs. J. K. Masters, Mrs. G. J. Bacher, Mrs. J. Earl Pickens, Mrs. Earl Agee, Mrs. R. D. Kleist, Mrs. Clay Smith, Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. A. L. Wilson and the hos tesses, Mrs. Vehring and Mrs. Gaab. Pinochle, sewing and visiting were enjoyed during the after noon. The May 21st meeting will be a one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. G. ' J. Bacher. MISS DOROTHY BATES ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT AT PARTY IN EUGENE MYRTLE CREEK, May 10." The engagement of Miss Dorothy Bates of Eugene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bates, of Mvrtlo Creek, to George Sehweiger, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sehweiger of Portland, was announced Sa- uraay. Thirty friends were entertain ed at a dessert supper given by Miss Bates and her sister. Miss Marjorie Bates, at the home of Mrs. W. C. Rebhan, in Eugene. The wedding is planned for June 14. Botli are former students of the University of Oregon, the bride-elect being a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Sehweiger is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Miss Bates also is an active member of the Eugene Spinsters' club. K AND R CLUB HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY AT FREAR HOME Mrs. F. C. Frear graciously en tertained the K and R club at her home on South Stephens street Wednesday afternoon. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed until the tea hour, when Mrs. Frear served delicious refreshments. The lace covered table was cen tered with a miniature swinging gate and trellis, flanked by tiny figuerines and small bowls of roses. Covers were placed for Mrs. O. L. Johnson, Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. Chill ies Healy, Mrs. H. B. Roadman, Mrs. J. B. Bailey, Mrs. Mabel Wilson and the hostess, Mrs. Frear. The next meetitiK date will be announced later. . i ;, -'. -s -I-Jr;.' ' rShi?-"'. MRS. H. H. TyRf.y ENTERTAIer sAy EVENING EMU. :CUB Mrs. H. Ht.Maciously entertained hdt ti jpvto Mon day evening t-' V.,'. attractive home on South JEufcrttitH Roses and tulips formes i ptetty. motif for t he occasion. -5 ' '' - Contract bridge was enjoyed by Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. R. M. Church, Mrs. Leonard Riley, Miss Alice Gerot, Miss Marjorie Ches ter, Miss Thelma Smith, Miss Irene Grecnbaum and the hos tess. The evening's high score was won by Miss Chester with Miss , Smith winning the second high ' score. Following the bridge play Mrs. Turner served lovely refresh ments at one large table. DELPHIAN CLUB HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY AT HUGHES HOME The Delphian club. held an in teresting meeting Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of the presi dent, Mrs. Washington Hughes, ' with Mrs. William Bell In charge of tho fine program on "Na thaniel Hawthorne." Those pres ent besides Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Hell wore Mrs. C. R. Fream, Mis. A. J. Geddos, Mrs. C. A. Cham hcrlin, Mrs. J. C. McCallister, Mrs L. E. Garwood, Mrs. Ray mond Parslow and Mrs. Roy Young. The last meeting of the ycary will be a no hostess noon lunch- eon at the summer home of Mrs. A. J, loung on May 21st with Mrs. Parslow as program leader. A 'i'