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figSEBlTCS KEW5-REV)gW, RCTCEBURg, PffESSfl, SATURDAY, JUME 7, 194T, ffflfE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER BAILEY-JOHNSON SHOWER I he stand' to prove dial nil PARTY IS CHARMING AFFAIR churches are doing what they FOR MISS BETTY RUSSELL jam In supply the needs of these ' ' ., I )') million people. Evidence was Mrs. J. B. BaUey and Mrs. OH- presented showing the vast work ver Johnson very charmingly en- of ,,. church for these same tertained at one of the week's m.o,v. Concluding this trial loveliest formal parties, when Judge "Love" sentenced the de they Invited a group of friends to fondants, the Baptist church, lo "Ziegfeld" Beauties 7i the former's beautiful new home on Rose street Tuesday evening In compliment to Miss Betty Rus- "go and lahor on. Mrs. Caskey announced her standing committees for the year. sell, whose marriage to wngnt Members names were -posted on Mallery, Jr., took place today. the hullelin hoard. Circle 1 is I'lnk and white sweetpeas, ar- p, ,(. n charge of the church ranged with pink and white tap- flowers for the month, crs" graced the beautifully ap- A reeeilion for the junior and pointed table, which was covered; senior high school graduates in by a hand-crocheted lace cloth, attendance at the church will he Pink peonies and white syringa ' held Sunday evening following formed the attractive bouquets the service. Delightful refresh about the living room. Imenrs are to be served and n pro Games were played and the gram of unusual interest will he many beautiful shower gifts were presented. A cordial Invitation presented to Miss Russell from Is extended members and friends Mrs. Ralph L. Russell, mother of to ho there-to congratulate these the guest of honor, Mrs. H. A.y(lUnK people. Taylor, Mrs. Ruth Cyrus "wlL,..,., .,,, ,.., daughter, Virginia, Mrs. Ruth "Jr...' ,V. V. Reese and daughter, Miss Elsie, ' CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON THURSDAY Mrs. C. YV. Dlshman and daugh ter, Miss Emma Lou, Mrs. Arthur The Garden Valley Women's 1 1 Iudnell and daughter, Mrs. Floyd ch nt., n most enjoyable meet Althaus, Mrs. J. G. Stephenson, j,, 11,0 clubhouse Thursday Mrs. B. F. Shields, Mrs. Fred A. Goff, Mrs. James Young, Mrs. Mae Beaty, Mrs. Forrest McKay, Mrs. V. V. Harpham, Mrs. Bert wilh Mrs. R. A. Calhoun as a very gracious hostess. Beautiful bouquets of roses, sweetpeas and Madonna lilies Hody Lamarr, Judy Garland and Ann Sothern, leading feminine players in "Ziegfeld Girl," which opens Sunday at Hunt's Indian the atre. Included in a magnificent cast are James Stewart, Tony Mar tin, Edw. Everett Horton, Jackie Cooper and Chas. Winninger. The Girl in the News Courtney, Mrs. J. E. Dent, Mrs. Were used generously about the Mabel Wilson, Mrs. N. M. Nelson, 'rooms. Mrs. V. T. Jackson, of Salem, jn the discussion of club ac Mrs. Lee Williams, Mrs. D. H. tivities, Mrs. G. C. Bailey gave an Lenox, Mrs. Frankie Partin, Mrs. interesting report on Red Cross Oliver L. Johnson, Mrs. J. B. needs. Mrs. C. L. Spray was ap Bailey, Miss Merle Henry, Miss! pointed to select the next group Minnie Bell, Miss Ina Farns-0f articles to he made by the worth, Miss Halite Willlls, Miss ' club. I.ona C: Porter and Mrs. Fred- During the pleasant social crick J. Porter. hour delicious refreshments were Following the opening of the served by the hostess, Mrs. Cal glfts, lovely refreshments were houn, to Mrs. Bruce Parrolt, Mrs. served. Mrs. Johnson poured coM Jack Parrotr, Mrs. G. C. Bailey, fee; Mrs. Bailey cut the Ices and J Mrs. Waiter Crosier, Mrs. Har- Mlss Halllo Willlts and Mrs, Floyd Althaus assisted in serv ing. NEW IDEA CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON MEETING WEDNESDAY Margaret Lockwood, starred in "The Girl in the News," which is playing today and Sunday at the Rose theatre. vey Ewens, Mrs. R. S. Nulton, 1 MRS. HOMER GROW Mrs. O. F. Michel, Mrs. F. G. Par-1 PRESENTS RECITAL rolt, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., Mrs. One of the interesting musical c ...... ..i.i.... it.... ni.. I vi. j. oi.iuii-nii.-i, ivu.i. v. m-iii I f e, f ..... r,.i w.n!t,.i Schne .ler. Mrs John Sinclair, son wns v(,n (n mm , hp Mrs. Peter S nclair Mrs. C. L. ; mi n,.rs and a few special .Spray. Mrs. T. M. Wimford and . ,,.,,.,, r 10 pi.lno pllpls of daughter, Emma Leah. Mrs Homer Grow, who were pre- The next regular meeting will' SPn,e, in linoiher "Musical be on June 19th at the clubhouse, Workshop" program Saturday when the annual election of offl- afternoon at the residence-studio cers will take place. All mem- on Cohb street. SiL'ht reading hers are urged to attend. EASTERN STAR MEMBERS ENTERTAINS VISITING CHAPTERS ON THURSDAY Mrs. R. L. Glle graciously en tertained the New Idea club at a charming one o'clock luncheon Wednesday at her beautiful home in Edenbower. Attractive bou quets of colorful spring flowers were used for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. Ella Lnueh and Miss Annette and Miss Effle Calkins, guests, Mrs. F. II. Applehoff, Mrs. C. E. Marks, Mrs. F. M. Curlls, Mrs. R. IT. Williams, Mrs. W. D. Harris, Mrs. John H. Porter. Mi's. C. n. Gal. kins, Mrs. Allen Moore and Thursday evening at a very in- Al l"s( f "" m,,s,cal I"'0' daughter, Judy, and the hostess, I teres! Ing meeting and program -''''"" refreshments were served Mrs. Glle. Thursday evening at the Masonic i',v Mls- (mw- nss,1!i,"Il h-v R - Beautiful gifts and n birthday temple. Mrs. Mauri J. New- j . ' J"P " w- "'"I cake were presented to Mrs. Gile land, worthy matron, and G. M. ' in honor of her birthday qnnl-jK'"". worlhy patron, presided. I The program Included the fol vcrsarv. A social afternoon fol- Gorgeous bouquets of mixed mK- ... i...,i .i, i! 1 1. 1 .snrlnt. flowers were used lo .lecn. Augustine, a ioik song, nrrang- session. The next meeting will "1( enaiier rooms, while the be June 18th al the home of Mrs. and original composition were in cluded. The Intermission numbers were given lv Miss Belly Mar sters, charming soprano, and Rosehurg Chapter of Eastern ; u'"""' ' Star entertained members from! ' ' , , chapters at Canyonvllle, Glen-! o'uets of spring flowers dale, Myrtle Creek and Riddle anaogcu inn im- iuiii. W. D. Harris. MARILINE DE DOBBELAERE CELEBRATES NINTH . BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Marillne DeDobbelaere, whose! birthday occurred Mav 31st, cele brated her ninth anniversary at' n charming one o'clock dinner at ! )v birthday cake graced I he table Covers were placed for Marillne, guest of honor, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eshelman and sons, Raw ed bv Wagness, Bobby Jump 1 ' , CM I, ..I... CI...... ........ I I... refishmcnt tables In the banquet "' i'- ' 1 room were especially lovely with1, V,.Kn's?:'1""1 I,",,1p'1 , ... ,.. ,'. Drifting. Williams; In the Play- oorcopsls. room. Crawford, Hobby Church. Following the chapter meeting, "C: " Mrs. Ncwland introduced the fol-! 1 ' "VV . - Ton lowing program munbers: ballet iS, ", ';S. " - ; '. f ! dance number by Miss Ruth Ann ".'"L'L '"" Itnhl, accompanied bv Mrs. Fran- ',...., ,,,.ni.,.. rr., ij-es I Inlntt; two whistling solos; ',, Williams. Bobby Roach. the home of her parents, Mr. and! reading of the one-art c .Vlv 'T'V'f ''n "'T' 1 Mrs T a lienohliclnnvn on dim ,r . ,. . , "' God for a Garden. Teresa del Mrs. J. (,. DiDoblMlneie on Sun- r.s, and Found," by Mrs. Adrian , Ki,T(). Morning, Olev Speaks, i." ... iHowen, Mrs. T. G. Watson and. M-o-sicrs Red and while roses and a Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Don lu in Min'iet Moart Mln- beaut fully decorated and lighted. At the close of the program, n",V l'",. , . '.Vw.clf lovely refreshments were served Caskev bv Mrs. I,. I.. Wlmberly and Mrs. ; Toreador Song from Carmen. Bl Harry S. Black, joint chairmen,! ?,.t: Minuet. Moarl: Nobodv assisted bv Dr. and Mrs. Ccnrm. 1 1......-.. ,1... i-.... e....n . . . ...m ,.,,, , . anna 1,. uoikk. Mrs. Median. Mrs. arranged bv Thompson; June I. . ,ull"r,l" Mr- nni1 1 ''' Easlon. Mrs. Morgan Law-! imT. original composition, Joan Mrs. Millard Magness and daugh- son. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Lenox! liutler ter, , Myrna .of Dayton, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gilbert. Yellow Butterfly, Williams: On and Mrs. Lamoreaux. Mr. nndj ,l,e Uv. Crawford: Return of Mrs. Fred Pollon, Miss Stella Har- THIRD OF SERIES OF the Re-iment. Jules Descaux, vey, Jimmy Sanders, Miss Made- jCHAHMlNG recitals GIVEN 1 Marv Ann Caskev. line Murray, Bob Hansen and 1 BY MISS GLADYS H. STRONG Jtt'ar Song. Reinhold: Patriotic Mr. and Mrs. J. G. DeDobbelaere I . . Sonir. Griec. Francis Irvine. and son, Melvln. Lovely gifts An Interesting piano recllal I u-ern mixenti.il In M-.rlltnA i Iu',s given lal Satiirdav evening M,,i i.,.iui M, .--.Hiiiig inseiH- honnr of the occasion. B. W. S. HAS FINE MEETING THURSDAY The Baplist Women's society met Thursday at the church par lors for a 1:30 desert lunch eon followed by a program and business meeting. Mrs. George Caskey, newly elected president, presided. The long tables were most beautiful in n blue and while motif of blue and while flowers and tall blue tacrs. At each place were blue and while "Jove gift" boxes and the new year book of programs and com mittee beads. These were also ill the blue and white motif anil had iK'on made by Mrs. Ira Byrd. Circle number one members were hostesses. Following the luncheon, n clev er dramatization "Love In a Cri sis" was presented by the pro pram chairman. Mrs. Ira Bvrd. The theme of this was "Go and Do Likewise" read by Mrs. Ben Arkansas Traveler, arranged by Thompson; Petite Russian ii. ...1.. r..u. ......... it.... ed a group of lunior and inter- ,.,' Rhapsody. " List. Sally mediate students in the third of I Smith. ' a series id such recitals lo he 1 lni,,-mlssion violin solo, Kevin's given during May. The pupils )s:,rv. ,.raRr-d hv Fritz vai led in advancement from he- Kreisler. Mrs. Morris' Roach, ginnris who have studied only !si,,lt reading demonstration. At a few weeks to Intermediate stu- I Evening. Wright; To the His dents who played the niiivlc of u sun. Torussen, Joan the classic cimipovers. They! Hume were 1nuslc.1l in ihelr pl.iyhiK . I'n.ior the Leaves. Thome, Mar ami a good deal of progress was; ;ln slatterv. sh.mil by 1 hose who have played Avalanche. Heller: Etude Fantas- I tique. Williams: Hetty Smith. lite (...lowing were presented: , Eccosasses,' Heethoven,' Bervl ( aroh n ( ;i oves. Harriett! Caskey Booth. .Iimim Young. Iti.b llerch- .Epilogue. Heller; Minute Waltz, or . .lean Wiley. ,lv.v Hartley.. Chopin. Eileen Slatterv. Arlcne Watson. Betty Cracrort, l-'anlasia. Mozart. Pen v Smith. I-.lliolt Moisehenbacher Hob Kn-ll. , M,ionliKlit Sonata. Beethoven: Maid.-.n 1'ieston. .lonathon Shep I Minuet, Padcrewskl, Jack herd, venne lliatt. Patricia Sav- Harding, age. Eleanor Mieelli, Erik.i Hrust, Carmen Cole. ' W. D. VAN HORN AND LILLIE EVERTS MARRY PAST MATRONS CLUB TO MEET ON MONDAY IN ROSEBURG, THURSDAY W. D. Van Horn and Llllle Ev erts, lioth residents of Glide, were The Past Matrons club of Rose- Irving. A court scene with (il) 1 burg Chapter of Eastern Star , married at an impressive cere million people versus (he Baptist Kill meet Monday night at n 7:30 mony Thursday afternoon at the church was depicted. Jud?e j dessert -supper at the home of home of the former's brother-ln-"Love" was played bv Mrs. Ed , Mrs. William Bell with Mrs. A. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bayllss; council for the defense, B- Taylor and Mrs. L. E. Garwood j Johnson, at S20 Cobb street. Dr. Mrs. George Caskey; witnesses. I assisting hostesses. All members 1 R. L. Dunn performed the bn Mrs. Sconce. Mrs.' Flnley and are cordially Invited to lie pres. jpresslve ring ceremony In the Mrs. Haas, Defendants were on cut. I presence of relatives and a few close friends of the couple. Roses and snadragons formed beautiful bouquets about the rooms. Following the ceremony, a heautiful wedding cake was cut and lovely refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Van Horn, guests of honor, Dr. R. L. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs. H. C. Johnson and daughters, Carol Jean and Donna Faye, Millard and Lloyd Van Horn, Joyce and Florence Everts, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. MeCord and Mrs. Bruce Yeager and daughter, Mernee. Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn will make their home at Glide, wher the bridegroom is engaged in the piling business. W. S. OF C. S. HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY WILBUR, June G. The Wo man's Society of Christian Ser vice met with Mrs. Irene Mc- Mickle Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Rosella Bridge conduct ing the devotions. She began with hymn by the group, "Won derful Words of Life," and "In My Heart There Rings a Melody," and read the 91st Psalm, and prayer. Business meeting followed. Ar rangements were made to meet with Mrs. D. P. McKay in two weeks to quilt a quilt for the an nual "bazaar. The quilt was fur nished by Mrs. A. Hume. Deli cious refreshments were served by the hostess to the following: Mrs. Rosella Bridges, Mrs. Ken neth Barneberg, Mrs. Walter hinsel, Mrs. D. P. McKay, Mrs. L. G. Weaver, and Mrs. Irene Mc Mickle. KEYSTONE CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Methodist Keystone club will meet next Tuesday at a one thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at the homo of Mrs. Elward Smith on Cobb street with Mrs. Hugh Harrison and Mrs. Loren Harvey assisting hostesses. All members are cordially invited to be present. YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE TO MEET Members and friends of the Young People's League of St. Paul's Lutheran church are invit ed to meet next Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kaine at -10-1 South Mill street. Local News Wilbur Visitor Here Frank I Arrive for Visit Mr. and Mrs. I Parker, of Wilbur, spent a few Carl Lindsey and three children, hours here yesterday on business, of North Hollywood, Calif., nave (arrived here to spend two weeks Business Mr. and vacationing visiting relatives anu Attend to Mrs. Bruce Ferguson, of Tiller, were business visitors in this city yesterday. Visits In Medford Mrs. James Miller, of this city, has returned here, following a visit wilh friends in Medford. Group to Meet The Pottawa-i lomie Camp Fire group will meet Monday at four o'clock at lhe Camp Fire rooms in the Douglas National Bank building. Here Yesterday Hugh Ritchie and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Krant-z, of Garden valley, were visitors here yesterday. Here From Mrs. A. W. Rogers, of Drain, were in Rosehurg yesterday at tending to business. friends. Mr. Lindsey, formerly manager of the General Petro leum station at Oak and Rose streets in this city, is now a ser vice mechanic at the Lockheed Aircraft corporation in southern California. His father, who now resides in Santa Monica, Calif., owned the Melrose store for many Drain-Mr.' and I yJl ti iy jiuiji'j id uuih it, UL v-aui-Mi vilie. Sunday School Program The annual children's day program for the Presbyterian Sunday school will be held at 9:45 o'clock Sunday morning at the church. Goes to Corvallls Mrs. C. P. Snoddy, of this city, drove to Corvallis Thursday to bring home her son, Bob, student at Oregon State college, who will spend the summer here. Applies for Bounty Janice De Vore, of Oakland, applied to County Clerk Roy Agee yesterday for bounty on a coyote. Shop and Visit Mrs. E. E. Hart "and daughter, Annette, of Riddle, spent yesterday here shopping and visiting friends. Visiting at Eddy Home Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Kohihagen, of this city, are spending a few days in Portland visiting the for mer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McHenry. Stop Here Mrs. Nellie Harry, of Coquille, and her two daugh ters, Bessie, and Mrs. Noble Back From California Miss Patricia Douglas returned yester day from Berkeley, Calliorn'.i, Istandiey, of Camas Valley, stop- where she has been attending I ped over here this week to visit junior college. She will spend the i Mrs. Harry's sister, Mrs. Oliver summer vacation at her home in L. Johnson, en route to Sutherlin Garden Valley. ,to visit another daughter, Mrs. 1 Allen Cooper. Home For Summer Mrs. George Hess, who has just com-i Go to Corvallis Mrs. Harry S. pleted her year of teaching near .Black and Mrs. R. L. Whipple, of Drain, is at her Garden Valley j this city, went to Drain yesterday home for the summer. She has 1 and were joined by their mother, been engaged to teach in the Mrs. Anna Drain, who accom Grecn school next year. jpanied them to Corvallis to bring back to Roseburg Mrs. Whipple s Attends District Convention Mrs. B. W. Taylor, of this city, spent Tuesday in Cottage Grove attending the district convention of Neighbors of Woodcraft. Mrs. Taylor was district manager for the convention. daughter, Miss Betty Mae Whip pie, student at Oregon State col lege. Mrs. Drain returned to her home last evening. Leave for Minnesota Mrs. Ed Borgen and daughter, Wvona. of this city, have left for Kensing ton, Minn., to attend the wedding of the former's sister, Evelyn Tol-1 chke home included Mr. and Mrs. lefson, and to visit her father, T. ' Doyle Webster, who proceeded to Tollesfson, for two or three Klamath Falls to join Frances Lu Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson and two sons, Bobby and Junior, have returned to their home in North Bend, fol lowing a visit here at the home of "Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Blaschke. Other recent guests at the Bias- weeks. Attends Convention Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, of this city, president of the Rosehurg Wom an's club, has been spending the last three days in Corvallis at tending the State Federation of Women s clubs convention cas, who resides there with her uncle, Warren Lucas, and who will accompany thorn to Napa, Calif., and Oakland-to visit rela tives and friends. Attend Meeting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plumer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goff, Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson, Mrs. Ed Peyton, Mrs. Ed Bayllss, Mrs. Kate Ferguson and daughter, Miss Ina, Mrs. Howard Casebeer, Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs. Mabel Wilson, Mrs. Alvia Wetherell, Mrs. Claude Baker, Mrs. N. M. Nelson, Mrs. H. B. Roadman, Mrs. Edythe Florence Kelley, Mrs. J. Earl Pickens, Miss Virginia Cy rus, Miss Hallie Willits and Miss Agnes Pltchford, of this city, at tended the consolidation meeting of Oakland and Sutherlin Rebek ah lodges at Sutherlin Thursday night. DOYLE'S BASKET GROCERY The Win Ster ROSEBURG, OREGON 218 N. Jackson St. Phone 117 Groceries Beers and Luncheon Goods POWELL'S FOR FISHING TACKLE 243 N. Jackson St., Roseburg COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Babar 110 No. Jackson Return Home Mrs. George Campbell and daughter, Mrs. Wil- ind ilis Myers, and the latter's small visiting her son, Ivan, student at daughter, Marilyn, have returned Oregon Stale college. to their homes here, following a I trip to Bremerton, Wash., to visit Returns to McMlnnvllle Gor-1 Mrs. Campbell's son and daugh don Baker, of the Oregon Mutual j ter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Fire Insurance company, and j Campbell, formerly of this city. Norwood C. Apperson, assistant ! They were accompanied north vice-president of the company, land back by Mrs. Lillian Tabke, have returned to McMinnvillc, I of Astoria, who visited her son Attend Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Kimmel have re turned to their home in Riddle after sending several days in Corvallis. where they attended tile graduation programs at Ore gon State college. Their son Karl Kimmel, received his de gree in pharmacy. Karl is a member of Kappa Psl, national honor society In pharmacy, and was secretary-treasurer of the Thane council, an honorary of the college. He has received his commission as second lieutenant in the U. S. army and will leave for Vancouver, Wash., June 15, to enter active service. Mrs. W. W. Willis of Canyonvllle, an aunt of Karl, also attended the gradua tion oeremnntes. following a trip here to confer with the local agent, R. E. Paige ter, at the Douglas Abstract com pany office. Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. Lee Albright and daughter, Pamela, of Portland, stopped here Thurs day en route home, following a stay in Glendale, Ore., where Pa mela had been visiting her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Smith, for a week. Mrs. Albright, for merly Ethel Smith Rodley, was employed at the Douglas county assessor's office before her marriage. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Robert Tabke, at Shelton, Wash., and has now resumed her visit here with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams, in Laurehvood. Today and Sunday BROTHER Aqautit BROTHER... in the most ever recorded in America! V f !H rx 1 PAULINE MOORE &J ?f MILBURN STONE f0"Y YOUNG PATRIOTS OF OLD IN A FIGHT FOR FREEDOM PLUS the NEWS Shows 1:45-7:15-9:30 P. M. Mats. 30c, Eves. 40c, Inc. tax Returns to Base Lieutenant Robert Bonebrake, who has been visiting here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake, has returned to Randolph field, following a week's furlough. Re cently commissioned at Kelly field, following advanced flight training, he was assigned as an instructor at the army air corps at Randolph field. Leaving For California Mrs. M. C. Bowker and daughter. Mar jorie Ann, and her mother, Mrs. Carl Gilbreath, and Miss Edna I'pdike, of this city, are leaving i this week end for Long Beach, Calif., to spend two weeks vaca tioning. They will stop over in King City. Calif., to visit Mrs. Bowker's husband, Major M.. C. Bowker, absentee Douglas county judge. According to Mrs. Bowker, her husband is to be sent to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, June 2S, to spend six weeks attending an army school. Mrs. Bowker plans to maintain her residence in this citv. - I fSJoi.'i'''wi ' Authorized bottler Pepsi-Col Bottling Co. of Hoiedurg, Oregon SUNDAY-MONDAY TUESDAY The Big Show Is On the Way Mats. 30c Eves. 40c Kiddies 10c ENDS TODAY "SECOND CHORUS" FRED ASTAIRE Plus Preview Tonight After 2nd Show
