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KOSEBDKg KEW5-REVTEW. WftEBTJK9. OTESPR thURSDAV, JUStE 19, 1 94V , Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PORTLAND ORCHESTRA TO PLAY FOR DANCE AT FACILITY FRIDAY NIGHT One of the most charming In formal dancing parties at the Veterans facility here this sea son will be sponsored Friday night by the Multnomah Inter Unit Council of the American Le gion auxiliary with the orchestra music being played by the all girl orchestra, The Mountain Jennies of Portland. The dance will open at 7:45 o'clock. Members of the Umpqua unit of the American Legion auxiliary and friends are cordially invited to enjoy the affair. Those de siring transportation may call either Mrs. VV. J. Olmscheid or , Mrs. Trvin Riegel. YCA ENJOYS HIKE AND MEETING On Sunday the Melrose YGA enjoyed an all-day hike to the lookout tower on Mt. Scott. The noon hour was spent on the sum mit where a wiener roast was held. Many pictures were taken of the group. Those YGA mem bers making the hike included: Kenneth Taylor, Ruth Matthews, May Taylor, Charlene Stark, liuby Matthews. Roberta Taylor, Ends Today Pal Night "The Prisoner of Zenda" RONALD COLMAN MADELENE CARROLL AND U. IT'S MUSICAL MAGIC! ti Magic Matinee Saturday and Sunday Only Helen Johnson, Walt Dureh, Mar jory Taylor and Lillian Mat thews. On Wednesday evening the Melrose YGA met at the grange hall to organize a drill team un der the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goff. Following the meeting the fol lowing members enjoyed a skat ing party at the Winchester rink, Charlene Stark, Helen Johnson, Bob Holmquist, Walt Durch, Ted Tjomsland, Bert Young, Henry Khrone, Ruby Matthews, Dick Stark, Stanford Nelson, Bob My ers, Wayne Nelson and Ruth Matthews. The next meeting of the Mel rose YGA will be held on June 25 at the Melrose grange hall. FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL TO MARRY ON JUNE 29 Word has just been received of the coming marriage on June 29 of Mariphyllis, youngest daughter of I. W. Spencer, of Tajunga, Calif., to Verne Roy Foreman. The Spencers former ly made their home in this city. Mr. Spencer is a brother of Ly mon Spencer, of Roseburg. UNITED WORKERS CLASS TO MEET ON FRIDAY The United Workers class of the First Christian church Bible school will meet Friday after noon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. M. Neal on Fleser street. All members are cordial ly Invited to be present. TAKE ME ft BACK TO j& WXlr?tW Friday and Saturday jfuvW" v!mLLIAM BOYD, NOW PLAYING Through Saturday 2-7-9 P. M. 10c 30c 40c MM JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB INSTALLS NEW OFFICER3 AT CHARMING CEREMONY A large and enjoyable affair of the week was the Junior Wo man's club installation of new of ficers Monday evening at the clubhouse with the mothers of club members, friends and mem bers of the Roseburg Woman's club as special guests. Greenery, summer flowers and lighted candles were used to carry out a beautiful decorative motif for the impressive cere mony. Mrs. Leon Yearwood, past president, graciously installed the new officers and presented beau tiful corsages to Mrs. C. E. Smith, president; Miss Dorothy Germond, first vice-president; Mrs. J. E. Henbest, second vice president; Mrs. Perry Thiele, secretary; Miss Patricia Turn er, treasurer; Mrs. Herman Schwartzkopf, sgt.-at-arms; Miss Dorothy Crummett, director for two years, and Mrs. Norman Hess, director for one year. The corsages were made by Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, contact chairman for the group, who has been se lected to continue her place as contact chairman for the ensuing year. Retiring officers Include Mrs. Gordon Stewart, who received the past president's pin presented by Mrs. C. E. Smith; first vice-president, Mrs. Paul Smith; second vice-president, Mrs. W. C. Un rath; secretary, Mnj. Ralph Her man; treasurer, Mrs. Jack Chap man; sgt.-at-arms, Mrs. Fletcher Gardner; director for two years, Mrs. Norman Hess, and director for one year, Mrs. Perry Thiele. Miss Faith Young played piano music during the ceremony. The decorations for the affair were in charge of Mrs. Perry Thiele with Mrs. Harold Hoyt, general chairman, and Miss Elea nor Fies in charge of the refresh ments. A lace cloth covered the buffet table, which was centered with a bowl of deep-purple hollyhock and tall yellow tapers. Mrs. G. V. Wimberly presided at the punch bowl. Guests of the evening included Mrs. C. D. Fies, Mrs. Cynthia Germond, Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. John Turner, Mrs. Harry F. Hat field, Mrs. George Frew, Miss Annabelle and Miss Kathryn Fish er, Miss Betty Stark and Miss Faith Young. Members were Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, contact chairman; Mrs. Ralph Rodley, Mrs. J. E. j Henbest, Mrs. Gordon Stewart, Mrs. Leon Yearwood, Mrs. Ralph Herman, Mrs. Adrian Bowen, Mrs. Norman Hess, Mrs. Edwin Gardner, Mrs. Perry Thiele, Mrs. C. E. Smith, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Frank Kimball, Miss Doro thy 'Crummett, Miss Dorothy Germond, Miss Eleanor Fies, Miss Lois Pounds and Miss Patricia Turner. There will be no meetings of the club during the summer months. FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL MARRIES ON JUNE 11 Georgia Fay Paris and James Heaton Owen were married Wed nesday at a quiet ceremony at the home of the latter on Siski vou Heights. The Rev. Wolford Dawes, pastor of the First Bap tist church officiated. Mrs. Paris, whose home was originally In Iowa, has been in Oregon for a number of years living in Medford the' past four years. Mr. Owen came to Med ford in 1923 representing east ern timber interests. Later the Owen Oregon Lumber company was organized with Mr. Owen as vice-president and manager. In 1935 the Owen Oregon com pany was succeeded by the Med ford corporation of which he served as manager until 1940 when he retired. Present at the wedding were ex-Senator and Mrs. Evan Reames, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Ins keep, Arthur E. Owen, son of the groom, Robert Dean Paris, son of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff. P. N. G. CLUB MEETING POSTPONED TO JUNE 27 The Past Noble Grands club, which was to have met on Fri day of this week, has postponed the meeting to Friday night, June, 27, to be held at the home of Miss 11a Laubach on South Stephens street. ROSEBURG B. P. W. C. TO ENTERTAIN STATE CONVENTION NEXT MAY The Roseburg Business and Professional Women's club will entertain the stale convention here next May, according to a recent announcement made at the 1941 state convention. This will be the third time the Rose burg club will be hostess for the convention. New officers for the Roseburg club for the ensuing year in clude: Mrs. Stella Spencer, presi dent; Nance Fitzsimmons, vice president; Elnor Sherk, secre tary; Carrie Bell, treasurer; Ethel Carpenter, corresponding secretary, and Mary Alice Wol ford, sergeant-atarms. Evangeline Philhin, of Port land, will serve another year as president of the state B. P. W. C, having been re elected at the recent state convention. WELFARE SHOP GIVES FINAL APPEAL FOR ARTICLES THIS WEEK ' Mrs. H. T. Hansen has resum ed the chairmanship of the Wel fare shop, maintained by the Umpqua unit of the Amerjcan Legion auxiliary, sponsoring weekly rummage sales on Satur days in the former Maddox gro cery building. The shop will continue open for the next two Saturdays and Mrs. Hansen has issued an espe cial appeal to members of the unit and all friends interested to donate clothing and household ar ticles for the last two sales to be held by the committee this sea son. The weekly sales are under the auspices of the finance com mittee of the unit headed by Mrs. J. A. Harding with Mrs. Hansen in charge of the shop. The peo ple of Roseburg have been most generous in their response to calls for articles according to Mrs. Hansen and this will be the last appeal made this season by the committee. SPORTS DANCE TO BE CHARMING AFFAIR AT COUNTRY CLUB SATURDAY Roseburg Country club mem bers and their Invited friends have been asked to enjoy a very deiigntiul sports dance Saturday evening, June 21st, to be held at the Roseburg country clubhouse. An orchestra has been engaged to play for the dance and a very delightful and enjoyable evening has been planned by the commit tees in charge. Sec PAGES' for F. H.-A. loans for houses, garages, chicken houses, barns, remodeling and improvements. Adv. Save today's front page for ad mission to News-Review Theatre party and free coca-cola Saturday morning. Vacationing Miss Melba WH-J son, employee at the Douglas- . National bank, left Wednesday- for Riddle to spend visiting : her parents. a vacation. 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