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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, 1941.
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Social Calendar
Sunday, August 3
Annual Mursters clan reunion
nt Skinner's Butte park in Eu
gene at noon.
Monday, August 4
Lilac circle. No. 49, Neighbors
of Wooilcnift, to meet at 8
o'clock in evening at I. O. U.
hall.
Tuesday, August 5
Eagles' auxiliary to sponsor pic
social at Eagles hall in evening.
Melrose grange to meet at 8
o'clock In evening at hall. Mem
bers urged to be present.
Special meeting of American
Legion auxiliary at home of Mrs.
Claude Baker, 421 Second avenue
N., to elect new president. Social
hour to follow.
Elgarose Comfort club to meet
at home of Mrs. Daisy Ward in
afternoon.
Wednesday, August 6
Roseburg Art anil Embroidery
Chat club , Tone Schick potluck
,.,.,, ... ,.,. ,., w ' ..
luncheon at home of Mrs. Hoff-
metster.
Eden Ladies Aid of Elgarose
Lutheran church will sixwsor
lawn parly at 8 o'clock In eve
ning at home of Mrs. E. Edman.
Public invited. Mrs. E. O. Bloom-
ciuist, chairman. Group two to
sponsor the affair.
Thursday, August 7
Country club ladles to be hos-
. tesses to Cottage Grove ladles al
all-day affair at clubhouse. All
ftolfers to tee off at nine o'clock.
Potluck luncheon at 12:30 and
contract bridge play at 1:30
. sharp.
Olalla Busy Stoppers club aft
ernoon meeting at home of Mrs.
Cyril Nichols at Brockway.
M. O. A. club one o'clock pot
luck luncheon at home of Mrs. L.
L. Wlmberly at "Pine Ridge."
Roseburg Baptist Women s so
ciety meeting at two o'clock at
church parlors with Mrs. George
Caskey, president, In charge of
business session. Mrs. William
Green, devotions, and program in
charge of guild "tils, who will
present play, "The. Missionary
Dollar Comes to Life." During
the social hour a miscellaneous
shower will be given one of the
members. Refreshments to lie
served by the officers.
Garden Valley Women's club to
meet at two o'clock at clubhouse
with Mrs. W. D. Love as hostess.
Friday, August 8
Florence Nightingale tent, No.
15, Daughters of JJnion Veterans
ot tne civil War to meet at 7:30
in evening at armory.
Saturday, August 9
Roseburg Woman's blub serv
ice shop open all day upstairs In
clubhouse opposite Hum's In
' dian theatre.
JEAN ERNO IS
COMPLIMENTED AT
FAREWELL PARTY
A delightful swimming "p'H'y.
potluck supper and farewell at
rair was enjoyed Friday evening
at the attractive Micelii' home on
the Melrose road, when a group
of friends gathered lo honor Miss
Jean Erno, who Is moving to
Washington soon to reside.
Covers were placed for Miss
Erno, guest of honor. Miss Knln .
.. Ciirnah.ni, Miss Jeanne Dillard,
ivuss .lane Kllsworlh, Miss Wan
da Olmscheid, Miss Carol Kerr.
Miss Jerry Fetl, Miss (leraldine
Stephens, Miss Hetty Jane Rob
erts, Miss Phyllis Hinsdale, Miss
Ethel Ann Van Voorst, Miss
Fredrleka Hamilton, Miss Sliir
. ley Carter. Miss Betty Wilson and
Miss Eleanore Micelii.
Later In the evening the group
enjoyed a marshmallnw roast.
MRS. C. S. HEINLINE
HONORED AT INFORMAL
DINNER ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. M. !'. Riiv entertained al
a charming, informal dinner at
her beautiful new home on East
Cass street Wednesday evening
honoring Mrs. C. S. lleinllne, of
Cheyenne, , Wyoming, who is
here visiting friends and attend
Ing to business until Monday,
when she will return to her
home.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Helnline, Miss E'oline Baker, of
Seattle, and the hitter's grand
mother. Mrs. William Hell. Mr.
and Mrs. P. T. Hubar and the
hostess, Mrs. Hice.
On Thursday, Mrs. Helnline
was the luncheon guesl of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Suksdort anil
daughter, Kary Ellen.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
IS CELEBRATED SATURDAY
SU'niERLIN, Aug. L Mr. ami ,
Mrs. Blaine McCormack eelebrat.,
ed their Dili wedding anniversary
at their home In the Updike
Hpartments Saturday evening.
Those enjoying the occasion with
Mr. and Mrs. McCormack were
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Petit, Miss
Carol McCoy, Wade Fenton, Bill
McCoriimck. Dull Green diiJ'gu.st -9 lllt' ''"'it.'-
Frank KJorlanu.
By LUlUS KNIlHI PORTER
FORMER ROSEBURG
, TEACHER MARRIES IN
I ASHLAND ON SUNDAY
Miss Delia I-amb, former leach-
er at the Benson school, daugh
ter nf Mrs Mai Ijimh nt Ah
. . , ,
land, was married Sunday at
three o'clock at the First Metho
dist church in Ashland to Wil
liam Weber, of that city. Dr. G.
W. Bruce performed the Impres
sive ceremony in the presence of
a large number of friends and
relatives of the couple.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Frank Davis, organist, played.
Ave Marie," by Schubert and
also played the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin and Mendels
sohn's recessional at the close of
the ceremony. The. candles were
lighted for the ceremony hy Mrs.
Lavernc Dulkenlierg and Mrs.
Richard Amrlne, and Miss Lois
White sang, "At Dawning."
The bride wore an attractive:
powder blue redlngote ensemble
with black cceessorics. Miss
Marlorie St ration, was brides
" f, -X' wX hi
sey frock with blegc accessories.
i Ijiverne Dalkenherg and Harold
I Monroe were ushers and John
Barker acted as best man lo the
bridegroom.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for const points on
their huneylhoon, after which
they will return to Ashland to
make their home. Both the bride
and bridegroom were graduated
from Southern Oregon College
of Education. The bride will
teach music in the Klamath
Falls grade schools this year.
Mr. WelHr is employed .hy a
large construction company in
Ashland.
SHOWER PARTY IS
GIVEN MRS. JONES . : '
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Tesslo Jones was com-
nllmenled at a verv flini'nilnp
noon, after which lovely refresh
ments were served. Gladioli,
snapdragons and zinnias were
used for decorations.
Beautiful gifts were presented
to Mrs. Jones from: Mrs. Lula
Armstrong, Mrs. Ida Williams,'
Mrs. Nancy Blevlns, Mrs. Callie
Mullen, Mm. Lpiiii Lenter, Mrs
fnez Lewis, Mrs. Clara Insclio,
Mrs. Jack Mallery, Mrs. May
Harton. Mrs. Wellman. Mrs.
Clara Stelwig, Mrs. Ben Doss.
Mrs. Alice Agahrlght, Mrs. Les
lie Pfaff, Mrs. Ida Allison, Mrs.
T. S. JVIillikin, Miss Mary and
Miss Goldle Milllkin,. Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Ivan Edwards, Mrs.
H. O. Wat.lg. Mrs. Grace Dlgby,
Mrs. Denl, Mrs. l.ewiiis, Mrs.
Roy Smith, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs.
Annie Kent, Mrs. Cassie Higgln
botluim, Mrs. June Oliver, Mrs.
James Powell, Mrs. Ed Bayllss.
Mrs. Cleone Andrus, Mrs. C. W.
Andrux, Mrs. Doris Swenson,
Mrs. I. u Andrus and daughters.
Mrs. Kenneth Shrum and son,
Mrs. l.ee Merchant, Mrs. Dollle
Reams, Miss Wave Reams, Mrs.
Jack Chapman and daughter and
Mrs. U. F. McLaughlin.
CHARMING PARTY IS
ENJOYED AT JENKINS
HOME MONDAY EVENING
The nurses of Mercy hospital
honored Miss Florence Sholkoskl
at a very charming farewell
party and delight lul chicken din
ner Monday evening at the beau
tiful new home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Paul Jenkins in Laurelwood.
Lovely summer flowers were
attractively arranged about the
rooms. An attractive farewell
gift was presented to Miss Shot
koskl from; Mrs. John Galla.
Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Miss Alberta
Short. Mrs. Leslie Pfaff, Mrs
Ida Allison, Mrs. Arthur .lui'lsnn.
Mrs. Jerry Ward. Miss Jane Cur
lin, Mrs. Ruby .Shook, Howard
Young, Mrs. J. Cole, Miss Pearl
ll'urivtt, Miss Anna llaupl. Miss
Owen Condia and Miss Eleanor
Hiirlitigaine.
Visiting was enjoyed during
the pleasant evening hours. Miss
Shotkoskl came to lioseburg
from Omaha anil has been em
ployed as a nurse at Mercy hos
pital. She led Friday for Fort
Lewis to be stationed at the
army hospital.
PAST PRESIDENTS
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING ON FRIDAY
The Past Presidents club met
Friday at a very lovely one-thirty
o'clock desset t-liincliron at the
home of .Mrs. W. C. Print;: on
Harrison siieet.
divers were phii-ed for Mrs.
Frank Heals and Mrs. I'. II.
X.ifki-loos.-. ,if Richmond. Calif.,
Kl"',s - and Mrs. F. M. Compton,
.'lr: . .-imits I- Uv i-rl a- 11 .
Mam Umg. Mrs 11. A. Tavlor.
Mrs. R. W. Kodgcrs. Mrs. Paul
Dempsey. Mrs. Percy Webb, Mrs.
Hubert Wright and the hostess,
Mrs. Print.
The next meeting will be All-
ers.
JONES FAMILY REUNION
IS LARGE ANO ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR OF SUNDAY
The descendants of Charles
- and Candace Jones and their
lamiiies mpt lor tneir seveni n
ifamily reunion at Oakland, July
.,, N,n nf ,h ,pn ,,vina Jones
children were present, namely:
George Jones, J. D. Jones, Mrs.
Mary William, Mrs. Lily Cope
I'ind, Mrs. Kate Walklns, Sam
Jones, Aus Jones, Mrs. Alice
Weatherly, Mrs. Mable Ncal.
Others attending were:
Mrs. Jack Kirk and daughter.
leucine, rNewpuri, uo'.; mi . mm
Mrs. Lcn culver anfl son. nnor-
ris, Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Noel ' and children,
Donna, Lloyd, Jerry and Wayne,
Reedsport; Mr. and Mrs. John . tinger-tip length, was caught
Wllli-n and children, Chreey, with a wreath of orange bios
Charlotte and Delmar, Cottage soms. She carried an arm bou
Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Mc-iquct of Rapture roses, sweet
Collum, Cottage Grove; Mr. and ! peas and swansonia.
Mrs. George Willian. Walterville. As maid of honor, her sister.
Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alex-, Mjss Evelyn Mills, wore a lloor
ander, Walterville; Mr. and Mrs. length frock of pink ' net over
Dewey Watkins and son, lister, pnk sati and carried a colonial
Cottage Grove; Mrs. Helen Vol bouquet. The bridesmaids were
gamore, uaKringe; cavey,
Oakrldge; Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Weatherly, Oakland; Mr. and
Mrs. Rucl Gray, Roseburg; Miss
Agnes Jones, Oakland; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Jones, Marshfleld; Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Jones. Creswell;
Mr nl Mn Ullllum Mp'irf II.
Mr. and Mrs. William McFerrin
Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Mammon and son, Murray, Jr.,
Redding, Calif.; Jackson A.
Moore, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Willian and daughters Mar
garet and Roberta, Eugene; Mr.
anu ivus. jifiiii ouwies, -ui mi.
III 11IS. iKJIlll auws, .ui mi.
m a,, t -i,. w., nlncted
president and Mrs. Robert Wll
linn, secietary, lor the ensuing
year.
DOUBLE SHOWER PARTY
IS CHARMING AFFAIR
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Claude Baker and Mrs.
L. E. Moore were Joint hostesses
it a verv charming neighbor-
hood party Tuesday afternoon at party. Mrs. Mills, mother of the
the former's home in compll-1 bride, wore a gown of Aqua
ment to Mrs. Kenneth Ford and j Blue shadow crepe with a cur
Mrs. D. L. Primrose. sage of talisman roses. About the
A verv lovely Dink and blue
motif was carried out in the dec
ora! ions. Appropriate favors
graced the serving table and ap
propriate games were enjoyed
during the afternoon.
Beautiful shower gifts were
presented to Mrs. Ford and Mrs.
Primrose from: Mrs. Adrian
Fisher, Mrs. William Moore, Mrs.
W. D. Strange, Mrs. L. M. Lehr
bach, Mrs. Viola Blessing, Mrs.
Ernest Higglnbothitm, Mrs. Her
bert Dage, Mrs. M. Gomes, Mrs.
Paul Casey, Mrs. Fred Miller,
Miss Donna Primrose, Miss Betty
Baker and the hostesses, Mrs.
Claude Raker and Mrs. L. E.
Moore. '
At the tea hour the hostesses
served lovely refreshments.
WASHINGTON VISITOR
COMPLIMENTEDAT
PARTY ON FRIDAY
Mrs. Lena Close, of Randle,
Wash., who is convalescing nere
at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray j
B. Hampton, In Laurelwood, was .
compltinented at a very charm-1
ing. Informal afternoon party
given by Mrs. Hampton Friday j
afternoon. j
Carnations. roses and nastur- j
Hums formed attractive bouquets I
about the rooms. Five-hundred i
was en loved during the after- i
,m,, wiih Mi-. Fldnn Oele win
ning the high score prize and
Mrs. W. E. Oil the consolation
prize.
At the tea hour Mrs. Hampton,
assisted by Mrs. Gil Osborne,
served love) y refreshments.
Those invited to enjoy the party
with Mrs. Hampton in honor of
Mrs. Close included: Mis. C. T.
Tiplou, Mrs. W. O. Patterson.
Mrs. Eldim Ogle, Mrs. W. E. Oil,
Mrs. C. 1-:. Marks. Mrs. E. G.
Cloake. Mrs. C. W. Cook and
Mrs. Gil Osborne.
RITTER'S BACK
FORTY IS SCENE OF
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
Miss Betty Wilson. Miss Ethel
Ann Van Voorst and Lawrence
Wiley entertained al a very de
light till supper and farewell
parly at Hitter's Back Forty, on
the North t'mpqua above Win
Chester Tuesday evening ill honor
of .Miss Jean Li no.
Swimming, boating and danc
ing were enjoyed during the
pleasant evening hours. Guests
Included: Miss Kino, guest of
honor. Miss Carol Kerr, Miss
Jeanne Dillard, Miss Fredrleka
Hamilton. Miss Shlrlev Carter,
Miss Eleanore Micelii, Miss Phyl
lis' Hinsdale, Miss Hetty Wilson,
Miss Ethel Ann Van Voorst. Don
Morgan. Jack Mauldlug. Dick
Powell, Wayne Hughes, Dick
Hendricks, Perry Smith, Jr., Neal
Schrlmpf, of Grants Pass, Keith
Harrison ' and Lawrence Wiley
.tvl the chaprroue. Miv. .'.". W.
an onrst.
MILLS-BAIRD WEDDING
HELD WEDNESDAY AT '
WAITSBURG, WASHINGTON
WAITSBURG Wash., Aug. 2. '
As the light of tall white candles
glowed softly on a background of
palms, ferns and baskets of white
gladioli, In the Christian church
weanesday evening, Miss Marga
ret Lucile Mills, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey D. Mills, and
Mr. Hnrry Russell Balrd repeat
ed the marriage vows after the i
ituv. wiuier r iscus, piuicssor at
I at Eugene, Oregon, assisted by
Rev. Clifford Trout. The service
' was at tight o'clock and began ov
j prenuptlal music by Miss Maxinc
. wuMuvei , vioiiiiim, uccompameo
by Mr. Maurice Johnson, pianist
Two songs, "At Dawning" bv
Cadman, with violin obligate and
"Because" by Guy D'hardelot,
were sung by Miss Evelyn Mills,
accompanied by Mrs. Maurice
Johnson and Miss Maxlne Con-
over.
played the
1 Lohengrin.
n marriage
ml. In .
Mrs. Johnson also
; wedding march from
unuc, givuu in inaumgt-
uy ncr miner, whs loveiy in a
, gown of white slipper-satin ol
princess lines with a long train.
i Her veil, double shoulder and
Mlss carol Wilson, of Taeoma,
wno wore yellow net over yellow
I satin. and Miss Maxine Mills .i
cousin of the bride , wore turquols
not ovel. satin of ,he samL, co or.
rho dresses were floor-lenglh,
made wlth fuU skl.,s an( bodice
,.
tops. Each wore a matching rib-
V, V , u
carried colonial bouquets. .
A charming flower-girl was lit-
tie Miss Barbara Ellen Trout in
her frock of ruffled pink taf
ft,(a
a-u . . , ,i Ml nit- a 1 IIUUII UIIIUU
. The bridegroom was attended ,.., n,H nnH .,rc Mnr,,
'h" CMH
,c" ,.',.i?rtS?, I
ushers were Walter Mikkclsen, i
Walla Walla; Lynnton Elwell,
Day Ion and Morris Ga liquet.
With the recessional, the wed
ding guests adjourned to the
church basement to greet the
f ll0"- R'v'nR
ihM"- Ik'L"; "M '.
were . members Oi the bridal
reception room were artistic oas
kets and bouquets of flowers and
candles In candclabras. The re
freshment table covered with a
lace cloth, was centered wh n ,
bowl of white gladioli and white I
sweet peas and tall while tapers, i
Mrs. Harlan Mills poured and
M.- n...l,.. a, A .l,l
ices.' which were in the form of I
pink wedding bells. Mrs. Virgil
Whitehead, of Seattle, aunt of, entertained al a charming seven
the bride, and Mrs. Clifford o'clock buffet supper on the
Trout served the second hour. porch of their attractive home on
After the bride cut a piece Winchester street Saturday eve
from the beautifully decorated ning. having as their guests, Mr.
wedding cuke, Mrs. Frank Mills anil Mrs. Robert Mullen and Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Wheeler as- and Mrs. Burnam Briggs, of
slsted with the serving of It. Pampa, Texas, Mr. and Mrs.
Assisting In the serving of Marshall Pengra and Mr. and
guests, were the Misses Doris j Mrs. Roger Bailev. An attractive
Burch. Aclelle Conover, Virginia ; Spanish motif was carried out by
Rlnehart and Clora Jean Eaton, j the hostess for the occasion. Con
Mrs. Forrest Conover, Mrs. Ern- tract bridge was enjoyed during
est Mikkclsen and Mrs. Ted I the pleasant evening hours.
Bachmann were In charge of the The Texas visitors left Monday
dining room. Mrs. Clarence Ea- for their homes, following a visit
ion. airs. L.reicncn iviiKKeisen i
and Mrs. Walter Mikkclsen. of
Walla Walla, were the hostesses. I
Miss Belh Harader, of Bremen !
ton, was in charge of the guest
book and Mrs. Orville Bergner,
of Tacoma, the gifts,
During the serving Mrs. Mau-
rice Johnson and Miss Maxine
Conover played,
Out-of-town guests were: Rev.
"' Mrs. Walter Fiscus and
daughter, Doris, of Eugene: Mr.
aim mis. jess joiiiison, anu itusa
Wilma Sargent, of Salem, Ore-!
gon; Miss Carol Wilson, Tacoma;
Miss Beth Harader. Bremerton:
Mrs. Virgil Whitehead and
daughter, Barbara, Seattle; Capt.
and Mrs. Orville Bergner. Ta
coma; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mik
kclsen and Mr. and Mrs. Waltet
Price, and John Cecil. Walla
Walla and Lynnton Elwell. Day
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Baird left after
the reception by motor for a
honeymoon trip, after which they
will live at Myrtle Creek. Oregon,
where Mr. Balrd has the pasto
rate of the Christian church. For
traveling Mrs. Baird chose a
rose-colored redingote ensemble
will) white accessories.
The bride is the elder daugh
ter ot Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Mills.
She graduated this June from
Northwest Christian college, at
tugene, iircgon. &ne is an
ac
complishcd pianist.
The groom is the son of Mr
and Mrs. H .S. Baird. of Rose.
burg. Rt. 2. Oregon, a graduate
from the theological department
of the Northwest Christian col
lege and an ordained minister.
SUNSHINE CLUB
PLANS ANNUAL
PICNIC FOR AUG. 21
The Northside .Sunshine club;
met Thursday at the home of ;
Mrs. Dorothy Perrin. at w hich J
time the club made plans for the'
annual summer picnic to be held
August Vlst at a potluck dinner!
at o'clock. Bingo will be I
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Of interest in Roseburg is the
r.
Of M f?nnri-lh nf
Eugene, and Fred Hennigan. 'son
or Mr. and Mrs. David Hennigan,
a,s0 oI Eugen0i wMch win take
place at the First Baptist church
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played during the social hours.
I During the afternoon bingo
wn the high mom "prto At the
hour lovely refreshments
were served by Mrs. Kati Smith,
acting as hostess, assisted bj
Mrs. Frances Long. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Martin Sory, Mrs.
A. H. Perrin, Mrs. Kati Smith,
Long, Miss Eltabeih Pat 1 Mrs
Lie ingles, Mrs. Ruth Bee-
croft, Mrs. Kntherlnc . Ballou
Mrs. Enure Fisher, Mrs. Clara
Stelwig, Mrs. E. E. Emmltt, Mrs.
Helen Princen, Mrs. Dorothy
Perrin and Miss Bernadine Prin
cen. Mrs. Lucile Kruse resigned at
secretary-treasurer and Mrs.
Ilnlnn Tpln.. ....... nnnH,l fill
t p vacnncv
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i MR. AND MRS. ELLSWORTH
bINTERTAIIN AT BUHt I
SUPPER SATURDAY NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth j
here with Mrs. Mullen s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Pengra, in Laurelwood.
Mr. Briggs is a cousin of Mr.
Pengra.
WESTERN AUTO PICNIC
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
AT BECKLEY'S FERRY
The. employees of the Western
Auto Supply company store here
entertained at a delightful picnic
for their families and invited
guests Sunday at Becklcy's terry.
1 nose enjoying the occasion in
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hou-1
ser and sons, Rodney and Doug
las, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry De
Young and son. Billy, all of Eu
geny, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Krell
and son, Bob, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Elliott and son, Bob, Mr. and
Mrs. "Bud" Watson. Mr. nnd Mrs.
T. R. Burr and son, Larry, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Ward, Miss Lu
cia Britton and Bill Goodlow.
ANNUAL CLUB PICNIC
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
AT GARDEN VALLEY
The annual Garden Valley Wo
men's club picnic was enjoyed
by about twenty families Sunday
at the clubhouse. The picnic place
was changed from Hutton's grove
to the clubhouse on account ot
the weather.
" nengnuui picnic uinciicoii
i"'ns f""""' "' a social hour.
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COOKBOOKLET COUPON
This Coupon and
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entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg, Oregon.
Girl to Marry
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M. Wyatt
in Eugene on August 10th.
Miss Wyatt formerly attended
the Roseburg schools and was
graduated from St. Mary's acad
emy in Portland. She is a mem
ber of Roseburg bethel of Job's
Daughters and Alpha Zeta Theta
Rho Girls' club.
RESTON COUPLE
CELEBRATE GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Sellers of Reston on their
golden wedding anniversary,
about 25 neighbors and friends
gathered at their home on Wed
nesday evening July 23rd to ob
serve the occasion.
Large bouquets of Woodwardla
ferns, phlox, white hydrangeas,
gladiolas and other colorful sum
mer flowers were used to deco
rate the rooms.
Early in the evening a group
sang, "When You and I Were
Young, Maggie," and "When
Your Hair Has Turned to Silver
after which Mr. Sellers showed
an Interesting picture of their old
southern home at Merrill, Miss.,
and related incidents of their
early life in the south.
Later in the evening delicious
refreshments of homemade ice
cream, cake and punch were serv
ed buflet style from a beautifully
decorated tabic which was center,
ed with a low bowl of pink roses
and baby's breath.
A beautiful decorated wedding
cake bearing the inscription 19S1
1941 and encircled by tiny golden
candles was made and presented
to Mr. and Mrs. Sellers by Miss
Verna Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sellers have re
sided at Reston for twenty-seven
years.
During the day a special re
quest number, "In the Gloaming,"
was played by station KRNR for
them.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS
ENJOY DELIGHTFUL
PICNIC WEDNESDAY
Roseburg bethel, No. 8, of
Job's Daughters held a delightful
picnic supper Wednesday eve
ning at the attractive summer
place of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cal
Kins on the North Umpqua near
the Country club, at which time
a lovely gift and birthday cake
was presented to the guardian
Mrs. E. A. Britton, In honor of
her anniversary.
Covers were placed for Jean
"Wiley, Patty and Beverly Hall, of
Drain. Mrs. R. L. Preston, Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Calkins and Mrs.
A. B. Taylor, guests, and Mrs. E.
A. Britton. guardian, A. B. Tay
lor, associate guardian, Miss
Athalie Taylor, honored queen,
Ruth Hansen, Jerry Johnson,
Faith Young. Carolyn Allen,
Wandn Olmschcid, Florence
Hamilton, Evelyn Wiley, Lucia
Britton. Carolyn Cordon, Bar
bara Ann 'Turner, Phyllis Hins
dale, Joanne Hume, Ella Mae
Cloake, Effie Calkins, Wyona
Horgen, Vada Mae Bctts, Helen
Richmond, Betty Marsters, Elea
nore Micelii, Ruth Virginia
Wolske, Elaine Fett, Betty Mae
Whipple, Marilyn Preston and
Virginia and Hildcgardc Rose
FIES-VAN NESS PARTY
GIVEN IN COMPLIMENT
TO MRS. E. A. PEARSON
Mrs. L. K. Fies and Mrs. E.
B. Van Ness entertained- at a
very charming 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon
at the former's
beautiful new home on Riverside
drive in Laurelwood yesterday
afternoon In compliment to Mrs.
E. A. Pearson. .
A lovely pink ana white motif
was carried out in the flower
bouquets about the rooms. Clev
er pink and white favors graced
the tables and the many lovely
shower (lifts were presented in
a pink and white decorated
buggy to Mrs. Pearson from:
MVs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. J. F. Dil
lard, Mrs. Robert Kelly, Mrs.
Mo. ,-(,. I II illmnik Mr 8.
Frank Long, Mrs. Fred Lock-
wood, Mrs. E. F. Tandy, Mrs. W.
M. McEachern. Mrs. E. S. Mc-
Claln, Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney,
Mrs. Robert Bissell, Mrs. Ivan
Pickens, Mrs. Har.'is Ellsworth,
Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. I. M.
Dunn, Mrs. Gene Greene, Mrs.
H. T. Hansen, Mrs. Louis Full
erton, Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs.
J. M. Judd, Mrs. James E. Judd,
Miss Eleanor Fies and the hos
tesses, Mrs. L. K. Fies and Mrs.
E. B. Van Ness.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the pleasant afternoon
hours with prizes going to Mrs.
H. T. Hansen for high score;
Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, second
high score; Mrs. Robert Kellv,
consolation, and Mrs. Maurice L.
Hallmark, traveling prize.
CORVALLIS TEAM IS
ENTERTAINED BY
ROSEBURG TEAM SUNDAY
The Roseburg girls' Softball
team arranged a delightful sup
per party at Ritter's Back Forty
on the North Umpqua Sunday
evening in honor of the visiting
Corvallis girls team. On account
of the Corvallis team having an
automobile accident en route to
Roseburg, the girls were unable
to attend the supper, but follow
ing the Softball game were guests
at a watermelon feed at the
home of Miss Eleanor Fies In
Laurelwood.
Roseburg girls enjoying the
supper at Ritter's Back Forty in
cluded Miss Lois Pounds, Miss
Alice McKibbin, Miss Patricia
Weatherford, Miss Phrona Perry,
Miss Lila Sanders, Miss Eunice
Carmichael, Miss Velma Crocker
and Miss Eleanor Fies.
Boating and swimming preced
ed the supper hour.
AUXILIARY PLANS
PIE SOCIAL FOR
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
The auxiliary to the F. O. E.
met Monday evening and plan
ned a pie social to be held August
5th at the Eagles hall. All Lady
Eagles are requested to donate a
pie for the affair.
Reports were made on the alu
minum drive and plans were
made to give a dance and the ad
mission prize will be aluminum.
The ladies voted to purchase a $75
defense bond and this project will
be in charge of the president,
Clara Stiewig and trustees Kath
ryn Tannlund, Margaret Pender
grass and Purl Meredith.
The auxiliary quilt was won by
Mrs. Theodore Althaus. The next
regular meeting will be held the
evening of August 11th at the
hall.
VISITORS HONORED
AT PICNIC SUPPER
WILBUR, Aug. 2.--A very de
lightful affair was enjoyed at the
LaRaut home Wednesday eve
ning when a group of relatives
and friends met there to honor
with a surprise picnic supper Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Wrenn and son.
Bob, of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
Mrs. Floyd Chapman and daugh
ters, Lorna and Patricia, of Ta
coma, and Mrs. Everett Phillips
and daughter, Margaret Ellen, of
Eugene. The evening hours were
pleasantly spent in visiting and a
general good time. Those present
included the honored guests and
the following friends and rela
tives: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie,
daughter, Jean and son LaBrie,
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McKay, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Smith and daugh
ter, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old McKay, son, Delwin and
daughter, Mary Ellen, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Sands, Clifford Mc
Kay, Mr. and Mrs. George Short.
Mr. and Mrs. Oenree I.oomis and
sons. Ralph and Donald, Mr. and '
To Wash Days
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9 t ."f faster
Mrs. Harry Balrd, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Brown and son, Rich,
ard and daughters, Arlyn and
Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Jess P.us
sell, Ellis Bartram, Bud Nixon,
Louise Russell, Edith Jones,
Opal Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Vernoi
LaRaut and son, James, daugh.
ters, Althea, Alta Aileen, Verna
Lee and Wilma and J. Ross Hutchinson.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES '
TO ENTERTAIN COTTAGE
GROVE LADIES THURSDAY
The ladies of the Roseburg
Counti-y club will be hostesses to
the Cottage Grove iadies next
Thursday at the clubhouse. All
golfers will tee off at nine
o'clock. Potluck luncheon will be
served at the clubhouse at 12:30
and the contract bridge play will
begin at 1:30 o'clock sharp.
Comiietitive golfing was en
joyed Thursday morning of this
week with Mrs. Kenneth Quin'
winning the first flight; Mrs. J.-
F. Dillard, second flight, and
Mrs. A. C. Anderson, third flight.
Luncheon was served at noon
to Mrs. H. C. Stearns, captain?
Mrs. J. F. Dillard, secretary, Mrs.
R. D. Bridges, Mrs. E. B. Van
Ness, Mrs. W. J. Olmschcid, Mrs.
L. Stearns, Mrs. W. M. McEach
ern, Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrs. A. C.
Anderson, Mrs. Edward G. Kohl-
hagen, Mrs. Gene Greene, Mrs.
O. R. Hess, Mrs. E. J. Rodgers,
Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. E. A. Pear
son, Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. E.
S. McClain, Mrs. Kenneth Quine
and Miss Marjorie Ott.
The tournament committee
announced the championship
play would open August 28th.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the afternoon with Mrs.
L. Stearns winning the high
score and Mrs. H. C. Stearns the
second high score.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S "
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE -J
MEETING THURSDAY
The Garden Valley Women's
club met at the clubhouse Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. T. M.
Winniford as a most gracious hos
tess. Gorgeous bouquets of beau
tiful gladioli were attractively ar
ranged about the room.
During the business session, an
interesting, detailed report of the
school for leaders of the cotton
mattress units, held recently in
Roseburg, was given by Mrs.
Frank Douglas, chairman for the
Garden valley- uniti
Much regret was expressed by
the group for the loss of Mrs.
Bruce Parrott, teacher of the
Garden valley school, who will
teach in the Edenbowcr school
during the coming year. The po
sition at the Garden valley school
has not been filled as yet.
During the very delightful sd1'
cial hour, dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess, Mrs.
Winniford, to Miss Bernadettr:
Richmond, of Gardiner, Miss
Charlotte Knapp, Miss Emmaleah
Winniford, Mrs. Bruce Parrott,
Mrs. G. C. Bailey, Mrs. R. A. Cal
houn, Mrs. Walter Crosier, Mrs.
Frank Douglas, Mrs. R. S. Hut
ton, Mrs. O. F. Michael, Mrs.
Hugh Ritchie, Jr., Mrs. Adam
Schneider, Mrs. Clem Schneider,
Mrs. John Sinclair, Mrs. Peter
Sinclair and Mrs. William
Vaughn.
The next regular meeting ot
the club will be held at the club
house August 7th with Mrs. W.
D. Love as hostess.
REBEKAHS ATTEND
GRANTS PASS MEETING
GLENDALE, Aug. 1. SevcraT
from Glendale attended the Re-
bekah lodge in Grants Pass Mon
day night, when Mrs. Charles
Rush, a former resident of
Glendale was Installed as vice-
grand in the Grants Pass chapter.
Alter the business meeting and
the installation of the new offi
cers refreshments were served in
the dining room on tables deco
rated with purple hydrangeas.
The refreshments were pink and
green ice cream, the colors being
in keeping of colors of the lodge,
and angle food cake.
Those present from here were
Mrs. Emma Humphrey, mother
of Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Russell Hill,
Mrs. John Bartle, Miss Margaret
Howard, Mrs. Jimmy Johns, Mrs.
Wayne Lewallen,' Mrs. A. J.
Raess, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs.
John Burke, Miss Etella Burk
Mrs. Frank Woodley, Mrs. Odi
Mill''
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freedom. The right
number to call is 88
and the right time is
now.
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