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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1941.
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' By LOTUS lNIGHT PORTER
Social Caltnigar
Sunday, August 17
Riddle clan to hold annual pic
nic and reunion a( Glenbidok
farm with noon pot luck dinner
commemorating the 90th anni
versary of William H. and Maxa-
milla Riddle crossing the plains
in 1831 and settling In the Riddle
locality.
Msnday, August 18
Neighbors of Woodcraft mem
bers,' Ihclr families and Invited
guests to hold- 6:30 pot luck pic
nic supper at home of Mr. and
Mrs.' Alfred ' Neal on ' Fleser
street. Coffee, cream, hot rolls
and butter to be furnished. Mem
bers desiring transportation are
asked Id be at 1. O. (. F. hall
at 6:15 o'clock'.
Tuesday, August 19
Melrose grange to meet at 8
o'clock ' In ' evening at grange
hall. 'Members" requested to
bring sandwiches. 1 "
Wednesday, August 20
"Ladies" of Ttdseburg Country
Country" club to leave here at 7
a. m. for Cottage Grove to be
guests of the Country club ladies
there for (he day."' 1 "
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
club "afternoon 'meeting at homo
of "Mrs.'' J. C. Stephenson "on
Hint street. '
"Thursday, August 21
Northslde Sunshine club an
nual potluck picnic dinner at
12:30 o'plpck sharp at Young's
Auto park. Each member asked
to bring a bingo prize.
Country club ladies requested
to be at clubhouse at 8:30 u. in.
sharp for match gulf pluy. Pol
luck luncheon at 12:30 and con
tract bridge play' at 1 :30.
Garden Valley Women's club
(o hold last, meeting until Not
yembor in afternoon at home ot
Mrs'. If. Q. Parrot)., In Roseburg.
Friday, August 22 '
1 Bollvlew club to hold potluck
supper'at 6:30 in evening in gard
en at 9; W. Van Voorst home.
Florence Nightingale tent No.
15, Daughters of Union Veterans
pf the Civil War to hold a social
meeting at 7:30 at home of Mrs.
I'.ufllR Johnson, 62!) S. Pino
ntroet. Refreshments.. .AJI mem
bers requested to be present.
Saturday, August : 23' '
'; Roseburg Roman's club serv
ice shop open' all-day upstairs In
clubhouse, opposite Hunt's Indian
theatre. .
August 24
Pacific Co-Operatlvo Poultry
Producers annual Douglas county
poiHrymdi's noon picnic at Hut
toij'i grove. . ' "J ;
NANCV LEE ILES GIVES I
CH'ARMI NO' FAREWELL 1
PARTYON" WEDNESDAY
REBEKAH LODGE
HOLDS IMPORTANT i
MfcETING TUsOAV . j .
Roseburg Rebekah lodge, i No.
41, held an Important business
meeting Tuesday evening' at the
'(. O. o: F. hall with Noble Grand
Hazel' Althaus presiding, wth all
officers present.
Ina Farnsworth was Installed
as musician and Sisters Mae
Beaty and Ethel Easton were
ekefci a; Thcta P.ho" advisors! '
i The . secretary reported that a
MRS. J. H. MILLER IS , m f si itjm i," i. .
HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL cd by Rebekah lodges in Oregon
BIRTHDAY ARTY WED. j for lne Roof house fund for the
Mrs. Alfred M. Neal was a W ?ellow home ln Portland.
most gracious hostess Wedncs- Next month, September, will be
90th
t ' II i
If
WAYNE HUGHES HAS
supper dAncs! ON ' '.
FIFTEENTH iJlR'THDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Por
ter entertained at a seven o'clock
supper' and dancine nartv Sutur-1 daV afternoon at her home on , 'he commemoration' of the
dav evenlhe in eomnlim,nt tn . Fleser street, when she enter- year of Rcbekah-Odd Fellowship
their son, Wayne Hughes, oh his tained at a charming party hon 1851-1941, and Roseburg Rebekah
firteenth birthday anniversary. oring her mpther, Mrs. J. H.;louKe, io. n, win also on Wed
The seven o'clock supper was Miller, on her eighty-second ! nesday, October 1st, celebrate Its
served at the Roseburg Woman's 'birthday apniversary. !. fiftieth anniversary. Tentative
clubh6u.se. Mrs. L. L. Wlmberly f Other guests having, recent plans for this historic event were
arranged the table decorations, birthdays, who were honored al-1 mane anu bisters Tulle I. John
which Included a beautiful center-j so included: Mrs. S. f. Thorn
piece of pale blue, pink and yel-,ton, eighty-two; Mrs. E. Ham
low summer blossoms, arranged
with sprays of greenery and
flunked by tall pink tapers and
small white bowls of matching
m 6 n d, eighty-one; Mrs. W.
Parks, ' eighty-one,' and Mrs.
Cross, eighty-three.
Beautiful Individual birthday
flowers. Pink, grfen and yellow i cakes were given to the birth-
favors marked each place. Mrs. day guests. Lovely bouquets of
yVfmbcrly arranged an attractive j bright red zinnias were' attrac
corsage for the girls and Mrs. lively arranged about the rooms.
Foster Butner presented a rcdThe birthday' guests entertained I
carnauon lo eacn oi rne novs ' im- Kiuuy uy iciiiuu wneie uiey
The decorated birthday cake was! were born arid of how they came
lighted by fifteen candles and " "oseourg to reside.
Disced' at one end of the table. At the tea hour Mrs. Neal serv-
Covers were uluced for Wavne!0'1 delicious refreshments to i Joseph, Oregon, a sister of the
t . r . I .... It 2 11 k 1M l I lift t ..I. 1.1 1
mi, miiit-i, mis. mormon, ivns. fuia riumiiiuuu, wno ex-
Hammond, Mrs. Parks arid Mrs. pressed her appreciation of the
Cross, guests of honor, Mrs. John f kindness shown her sister by the
son, Maggie Dent and Hallie Wil
ms were appointed on the invita
tion committee.
' The noble grand appointed the
following committees: Visiting,
mile 'I. Johnson, Alvla Wetherell,
Mabel Vilson; program,' Alice
Goff, Ina Farnsworth, Emma Lou
Dishman; refreshments, Emma
Taylor. Winnie HaWri,' Ila Lau
bach,' Hattle Neal, Lillian Nel
son, Mayme Pickens and Lyda
Mohan.
Five visitors were present 'in
cluding Mrs. F. F. Daggett," of
Marcy Impressive Ceremony Ashland
W
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I'll""' I'V II HiiiiIki, AmIiIi.ikI. Ki'WB-H.-viuvv Kimravhuj.
Left to right: Bridesmaids, Nettie Moore, Margaret Smith, Ruth Morgan, Ada Davis; maid of honor,
Gene Rhoads; Rev. Everett McGec; the bride and bridegroom; best man, Dale Flowers; ushers,' Jack
Whltsett, Clifford Yaryan, Genc Perry and Eidridg. fjiay. Center front: Flower girl, Marlene Heard,
and ring bearer, Dickie Thornton.
HUghcs, guest of honor, Miss
Jerry Fett, Miss Jeanne Dillard,
Miss Carol Kerr, ' Miss Jane
Ellsworth, "Miss Wanda Olms
eh(lcl, Miss Shirley Carter. Miss
Patricia ' Savage, ' Miss Eleanbr
MlCelll, Miss Barbara Ann Turn
eh,' Miss Euln Curnahnn, ' Ralph
Skldtnore, I of Flagstaff, Ariz.,
pick Powell, Hob Elliott, Bill
Hohnsteln, Ward Cummlngs, Dick
Hendricks, Art Stevens, , Jack
Horn and Lawrence Wiley.
Mrs. Porter was assisted by her
mother and sister, Mrs. Fred A.
Ifnlght and Mrs. "Bud" Watson
dnd by Mrs. Marshall Holmes. At
tractive gifts were presented to
Wayne and following the supper
Die group went to Brand's on the
North Pacific highway for a danc
ing party. . Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Dillard arid Mr. and Mrs. Alhert
MlcelH assisted the host and hos
tess In ' taking the group ; to
! Brand's.
The occasion also marked the,
blitohdny'. hfirilversHvy ' of ' Mrs.
Watson (nee Marjorle Knight),
who was honored the following
day at n chicken dinner at the
Porter home on Reservoir avc-
lodge: Thlrty"four members were
present.
COMMODORE ROSE
i FAMILY PICNIC IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
j The fourth annual Commodore
i and Elizabeth Rose family re
union and picnic was an enjoy
able affair of Sunday, August
August 10th, at the Roberts 'creclf
Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher en-1 Following the one o'clock pic
tcrtalned at a very ' charming I nlc dinner, a business meeting
1:30 o'clock luncheon Wednesday I was . held and new officers elect.
Atterbury, Mrs. Gladys Daggert,
Mrs. James F. Byrd,' Mrs. T. F.
Neal, Mrs. Tressle Miller, Mrs.
T. W. Thomason, Mrs. Joseph
Fest, Mrs. Nlc Lehrbach and
daughter, Marsha and Mrs. Er
wln Short and daughters, Marie,
and Loretta Jean. ' '
MRS. MOTSCHENBACHER
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB AND GUESTS '
DAYS CREEK, Aug. 16. A
weaaing or considerable local In
telest occurred in Ashland Fri
day evening at -eight o'clock, the
hirst Church of Christ In that
city being the scene 'of a most
impressive candlelight ceremony
when Miss Betty Rhoads, attrac
tive elder daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Rhoads of Ashland, be
came the bride oi Warren Steele
Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Morgan of Medford. The
Rev. Everett McGee read the
ring service In the presence of a
large number of friends and rela
tives of the couple.
preceding the ceremony two
vionn soios, "intermezzo," and "I
Love You Truly," were played by
Haralce Wilson accompanied by
Mrs. Violet Milford. '
To the strains of Lohengrin's
processional the bridal party took
their places before a very beauti
ful floral setting, a fan shaped
background of ferns, Ivy and sll
verlace vine with three cathedral
candles in tall candlebra on eith-
at ner home on South Main ; ed included: J. F. Rose, Jr presl- tdnalos ln la" candlebra on eith
street for her bridge club and'ldcnt; Byron Rose, first vice-presl- or slle;and one In the'middle be
several invited friends. dent; Mildred White, second vie. '"8 flanked by lattice work of
president; Violet Rose, secretary; I greprj. 8tndards,of
Mrs. I. L. Thompson, treasurer, I u l!0?' Bof0u.e ,l'os? wel'e
and Airs. J. F. Rose, historian otnM baslets of Ph'x which ex-
nue.
ARIZON. VISITORS .
HONORED AT LOVELY
DINNER PARTY SATURDAY
Mrs. Dorothy Chase Hunt en
tertained at a very charming'sov-
eh o'clock dinner party1 at Rttter's
wick f orty on the North Umpqua
near Winchester Saturday even
ing in compliment to her brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Roby D. Goff, ot Phoenix, Ariz.
Beautiful summer flowers were
Mixed bouquets of colorful
summer flowers were used
about the rooms, while the serv
ing table was prettily appointed
and attractive favors marked
euch place, ... '
Guests Included: Mrs. L. B.
Reed, of San Francisco, (sister
of the hostess I, Mrs. R. B. Sipp
roll, Mrs. B. R. Maddox, Mrs. A.
J. Ellison, Mrs. H. H. Turner,
and Mrs. Val Strong. Menjbui B
enjoying the afternoon 'with
Aft's. Motschenbacher Included;
Mrs. Si C. Richmond, ' Mrs.
Adrian Fisher, Mrs. L. L. Wlm
berly und Mrs., Phil Harth.."-'
Contract bridge prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Wlmberly, high
score; Mis. Slpprell, second
high score, and Mrs. Harth, trav
eling prize, with Mrs. Reed win
ning the pinochle prize.
HOME ECONOMICS
IT! IIB U AC CM IAV1DI rr
attractively arranged about theiMEET1NC WFONI:niv
Nancy Lee lies, of San Fran
cisco, who has bi-cn spending the
summer vacation here visiting
her grandmothers, Mrs. D. C.
Hamilton and Mrs. Story lies,
and other relatives, enlertalned
at a delight (ul farewell party
Wednesday evening ln the gar
den at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. lies, on
Fowler street.
rooms. Lovers were placed for
Mr. and Mrs. Goff, guests of hon
or,' Attorney and Mrs. Paul Ged
cles, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Trucblood,
of Stockton. Cullf., Mr. and Mrs.1
Edwin Booth, Mr. and Mrs. A.M.
Ellison and the hostess, Mr.
Hunt.
' Games and visiting were enjoy
ed during the evening. Mrs. Goff
and their three ' sons, Richard,
Robert and Glenn, are spending
the summer vacation here visit
ing Mrs. Guff's parents, Mr. and
The Melrose Home Economics
A sketch of the life of c. & n
Rose's son,, Randolph Rose, writ
ten by Mrs. J. F. Rose, whs read
by . Levi White. Visiting and
games .were enjoyed during the
social hour. .- . i . .' . ,
,Rolntives and friends enjoying
the affair Included:. Mrs. Jennie
Goodrich and Betty Goodrich, of
McMiiinville;:Mr. and Mrs. Byron
nose anq nuoy Kose, of Klamath
Falls; J. F. Rose, ' Jr., Creswell;
S. T, Rose, Cottage Grove; Frank
lin Rose, Monroo; Mrs. - VV. J.
Adair, Donna Lee Adair, Mr. and
Mrs. L E, White, Leah Joyce
White and Carl White, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Haas, Mr. and Mrs. I.
L. Thompson, Mrs. Robert Bur
ton, Virginia Rlebling, Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Rose, Doris, Lauraine,
Jean, Joanne and Evelyn Rose,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones, Ue,
Hugh, Clifford, lla, Conrad and
Norman Jones, Mrs. Bertha Hel.
ler, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rose, Vio-
club met Wednesday afternoon ! let Jtose, James Newberry and
at the home of Willena Bradford. Chaflcy Barker, all of Roseburg.
The members voti'd not to "meet !
again until the second Wedncs-! CHARMING DINNER
dH.v In September at the home of j GIVEN FOR NEW YORK
Katie Conn.
Members responded to roll-call
by relating their best vacation.
VISITORS FRIDAY NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sawyers
tended to the front of the chari
cil. The seats reserved' for the
families of the couple were rnark
ed by clusters of orchid phlox
with' bows of orchid and silver
mallno. The candles were lighted
by the ushers. At the close of the
ceremony Mendelssohn's reces
sional was, played by Mrs. Mlljford
who had also ulayed the proces
sional. '" "'" i ' - : . ' " (''
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was Very
lovely In a gown of white net
with a midriff of white quiltedl
J satin. The puffed sleeves had
white satin cuffs while the bouf
fant skirt was fashioned with a
short train. Her finger tip length
veil was one worn by her mother
at Iter wedding twenty years ago.
It was held in place by a head
band of gardenias. Her shower
bouquet was of gardenias and
orchid gypsophllia.
The maid of honor, the bride's
sister, Miss Gene Rhoads, wore a
gown of yelldw net over yellow
satin, bhe carried a bouquet of
orchid gladioli. The four brides
maids wore formal length gowns
in pastel shades made along simi
lar lines. Miss Ruth Morgan of
Medford, sister of the groom,
wore green net over peach satin,
Miss Nettie Moore of Roseburg,
cousin of the bride, was dressed
In rose net over blue. Miss Mar
garet Smith of Medford was in
rose net over white and Miss Ada
Davis of Ashland wore green
over yellow. Their bouquets were
of gladioli "in paster shades and
white gypsophllia.
Little Miss Marlene Heard was
a charming flower girl. She wore
a floor length frock of white net.
Her head band was of pink car
nations and she carried a silver
baskdt filled with rosebuds and
gypsophllia. The. ring bearer was
Dickie Thorntoni who carried the
ring on a dark blue Velvet pillow.
Dale Flowers of Medford at
tended the' bridegroom as best
riian vhlle the ushers were Jack
Whltsett, Clifford Yaryan, Gene
Perry and 'Eldridge Gray.'
The hjide's mother, Mrs.
Rhoads, wore a frock of dusty rose
lace with 'White accessories. Her I
corsane was of Dink and white I
pentstemons. Mrs. William Mor-llng their home at 400 Liberty
gan. of Medford, mother of the i street in Ashland.
groom, was in green silk with a
corsage of pink and white sweet
peas. Mrs. Milford was in teal
while Miss Etna Davis, who was
in charge of the arrangements for
the ceremony, wore rose net over
matching taffeta. Her corsage al
so being of rose colored flowers.
- Following the ceremony a re
ception for the bridal party, rela
tives and intimate friends was
;held at the home of the bride's
parents, about fifty being pres
ent. The bride's table, covered
with a lovely lace cloth over pink
was centered by a beautifully
decorated six-tiered wedding
cake which was topped by a min
iature bride and groom standing
beneath an arch of rose colored
carnations. The bride and groom
cut the first pieces of cake while
the maid of honor continued the
cutting. Miss Etna Davis presided
at the punch bowl and the brides
maids assisted in serving. Flow
ers tormed a most effective dec
orative note about the rooms of
the home.
The floral arrangements at the
church as well as the bouquets of
tne oriue and her attendants
were under the supervision of
Mrs. J. Larkln Grubb.
The bride has a host of friends
In this vicinity as she made her
home here for a number of years
before moving to Ashland three
years ago. She was a member of
the 1938 graduating class of the
local htgh school and later at
tended the Southern Oregon Col
lege of Education In Ashland. Un
til recently she ha,s been dental
assistant In the offices of Dr.
Lloyd Sanders In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are mak
CLARETHEL ROSELUND
ENTERTAINS AT' INFORMAL
DANCING PARTY MONDAY
games were played.- A delicious
cake was cut by the guest of hon
or. Little pink baskets were plac-
One o the most enjoyable af- ed in front of each guest. As fa
Mrs. Mabel Busenbark won the i anci tn" la"e'"'s sister, Miss Ger
nfhirnnon'' ,lnni nrlw n.nnii i rude Rast, entertained at a verv
ful hnumiobi r mim,.i- finn oi-o I enarming seven o'clock dinner and Mrs. Roselund and their
were attractively arranged about ! Pal l' Friday evening in compll-: daughter for the party and stated
fairs of the week was the infor
mal dancing party given Monday
evening by Miss Clarethel Rose
lund, when she entertained mem
bers of Co. K, 17th Infantry, Fort
Ord, Calir., at the home of her
narents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rose
lund. Dancing was enjoyed In the
large living room of the home
and- later Mrs. Roselund served
pie, coffee and punch to the
group. The boys, In whose hon
or the party was arranged, ex-
pressea tneir appreciation to Mr.
A oeauuiui myruewoou liiwt , w ,.!,, j .i.iJihr rmm , ment to Mr. and Mrs. M. n.
necklace was presented to Nancy ,.."' H,int.' and with Mr. GofCsl At the tea hour Mrs. Bradford Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. William
Lee from: Patricia Murphy
Christine and Irene Trapolls,
Joyce (jutne, Betty Hendricks
and Betty. Franz.
A delightful scavenger hunt
was enjoyed and prizes were won
by Joyce Qulne and Christine
Trapolls. A bubble game followed
and later a barbecue was en
joyed. '
Nancy Lee was Joined here
Friday by Iter mother, Mrs. Lois
Hamilton lies, who will visit here
a short time and then take her
relatives in Sutherlln.
CHARLES SCOFIELD HAS
DELIGHTFUL PARTY ON
ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY
Charles Scofield, son of Dr.
and Mrs. II. B. Scofield, celebrat
ed his eleventh birthday anni
versary Saturday afternoon by
inviting a group of friends to his
home on Mill street for a four
o'clock party. '
(tames were enjoyed and fini
I served lovely refreshments to the Schultz, of Buffalo, New York,
I following members and guests: I wno sP('nt the week here as
Kathryn Petrequin, Grace Fenn. I guests of Mrs. J. L. Yarnall,
back to their home In San Fran- gifts were presented to Charles
Cisco. ... from: Jerry Coen. Bobby Feld
i L"l .till 1tlm' ' Wlti
POTLUCK PICNIC
SUPPER 'I'S ENJOYED.
AT PLUME FJ HOME
Members of Florence Nightin
gale tent' No. 13, Daughters of
Union Veterans of the Civil War
and their " families and invited
guests enjoyed a delightful pot
luck 'supper Friday evening at
the hoirie of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Plainer.' "
Covers wc' placed for Mrs.
Bergold, of Grants Pass. Mrs.
Bcrnlce ' Ellis, " of Sweet Home,
nd -Mrs. Stella Hlzer. guests,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dourte, Mr.
Flora Cox. Amy Sceley. Katie
Conn, Allie Busenbark, Mabel
Busenbark, Faye Conn, Nellie
Myers, Amy Krusc, Anita Stark,
and Mrs. Sullivan.
MR. AND MRS. KENT
ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC
DINNER ON SUNDAY
Lilies, zinnias and gladioli bou
quets were attractively 'arranged
about the rooms, while a beauti
ful French bouquet graced the
serving table. Covers were plac
ed for Mr. and Mrs. Knapp and
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, guests of
honor, Mrs. J. L. Yarnall, Miss
Dolma Grobe, Miss Gertrude Rast
and Mr. and Mrs. Sawyers.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
pleasant evening hours.
W. B. A. MAKES
PLANS FOR PICNIC
MEETING FOR AUG. 26
The Woman's Benefit associn-
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kent en
lertalned at a very delightful pic
nic dinner at their summer
kamp. Jimniv ' Frledlund, Ijirrv place on the North Umpnua Sun-
Hulehins, Bobby Isori, Merle . '' having as guests: Mr. and
Knigge. Gordon Nelson. Dallas I Mrs. L. L. Wlmberly, Mr. and
and Di'lbert Cope and ' Charles j Mrs. G. V. Wiriiberly, Attorney
Schick and Mi's. R. r. Whiimle and
1 Following the social hour. Mrs. j daughter. Miss Betty Mae. Johilltion mot Thursun.y afternoon at
Scorield. assisted by Mrs. Henry I Tomassene, of Portland. Mr. and j the Maccabce hall and made
Nelson and Mrs. Ernest Schick. ' Mrs. Gordon Stewart nnd'daugh- plans tor holding a picnic dinner
served lovely refreshments andj'er. Nancy, Mr.. and Mrs. D. 1L at noon Tuesday, August ".'Gth. at
a beautifully decorated and,J'nox an(1 lMr- ''d Mrs. H. O. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wll-i
nam Alien, on Little river,
during I Transportation will be furnished
by telephoning Mrs. W. R. Vin
son. The croup will leave Rose-
burg about ten or ten-thirty In
the morning for the Allen home.
Mrs. Jean Havens was initiat
ed into the association.
that it was the first social affair
in a private home that they had
enjoyed since being inducted into
(lie army. Mr. and Mrs. Roselund
are planning similar affairs at
their home, at the time army
units pass through this city.
Thoso present were Betty Mars
ters. Ruth Scilert, Virginia and
Faith Young, Evangeline and
Carmel Fcyerciscn. Leila Wilson,
Cloydene Darby, Patricia Glenn,
Hildcgarde, Virginia and Audrey
Roselund, Mrs. Roscoe Marstcrs,
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Walsh and
son, Michael, Bob Greene, Sgt.
c., c. ivecioi, gi. ijorrcll H. Gor-!sented to Theron from Ronald
den Corporal Chet Brown, Louie Strickling, Earl Baquet, John
J. Pedrante, Norman Port, Joe 'Donovan, Darrell and Archie
o, ;. 'oullon K0SPn- Alfred Meyers. John Franklin Hess,
vors, each guest received a book.
Ice cream cones and cake were
.served by Mrs. Sory, assisted by
Mrs. Theresa Moore, Miss Edith
Staggs, and Miss Bernadlne Prin
cen. Lovely gifts were glvcu to Ce
lesta from Margaret Jones, Shir
ley Poke, Patti Ruth Feyerelsen,
Marjoric Lee Moore, Judy Ward,
Marilyn Beard, Donald Jicard,
Janet Hargis, Lucille' Miller,
Elizabeth Miller, Mary Lou To
desco, Dolores Tcdeseo, Janice
Kesterson, Ann Mollis, Agnes
Fcyercisen, Darrell Dean Black,
Freddy Hargis, and Barbara Sory.
THERON HARRIS HAS
PARTY ON NINTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Theron Harris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Theron J. Harris, celebrated
his ninth birthday anniversary at
a delightful party this week at his
home on Harvard avenue.
Games and contests were enjoy
ed during the afternoon and later
delicious refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. Harris, assisted by
Mrs. J. P. Donovan and Miss
Anita Donovan.' Gifts were pre-
lighted cake was cut.
DON NEWPORT HAS
PARTY ON SATURDAY ON
SEVENTH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. L. V. NewtMirt enter
tained at a very delightful party
Pargeter.' "
! Visiting was enjoyed
I the afternoon hours,
i ' '
PICNIC DINNER IS
i ENJOYED ' AT ' DIXON
CAMP ON SUNDAY
and
nter-
WASHINGTON VISITORS
HONORED AT ENJOYABLE
PICNIC DINNER SUNDAY 1
Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Pcrrin
ana Mrs. Minora l.yrus and ;, Saturday afternoon honorinfi the I Mrs. M. Hiuel Dixon
daughter, Virginia Belle. Mr. and-seventh birthday anniversary of -daughter, Miss Betty ianc
fllrs. Watklns and sou, Jerry, ,cr son, Don. tained at a delightful picnic d'.i
twrs. u. J. . morris; mrs. mum Gaines were enjoved and love-1 ner at their somber camp on
Reese, Mrs. Luella Johnson and.ly girts were presented to Don; the North Umpqua .Sunday, hav
daughter, Betty, and son, Don. from Donald Pearson. Frank ling as their guests; Mrs. Irvln
Ml: Daisy-' Harnett, Mrs. Anna : Francis.' Donald Parr. Harold. Brunn. Miss Martha Perry. Mlss iand children. Shirlev Jeun and
Carson,' Miss Virginia Cyrus and 'Billy and Juanita Houseolder, Agnes Pltchford. Miss Ila Lau- Richard Guy. of Longview,'
Mrand Mrs. Oliver Plumcr. Joan and Daleen Busenbark. bach, C. E. Mansfield, Mr. and. Wash., were honored at a very
, Members of Florence Nlghtiii-' Myron and Gary Phillips, Lor-, Mrs. L. V. Mctzger and daugh- enjoyable family picnic dinner
gsjlc tent will hold a delightful nine Kester and Nonda and C'ar-.ter. Miss Frances. Mr. and Mi's. (Sunday. Those enjoying the oc
social meeting at 7:30 o clock olc Newport. Thomas Parkinson, all of Rose-lcasion with the Washington vis-
.jiext Friday evening, A,ugust -'2, 1 Later in the alternoon Mrs. burg, and Miss Shirley Maelitors Included: Mr. and Mrs. Ed
at the home of Mrs. Lueiiu Jonn- .Newport served ice cream and .Brunn. of Medlord, daughter of Perrm and two daughters, Mrs.
Skaff, Thomas Most, Vcrn Ander
son, Richard O'Hara, George M.
vvagner, Mort Cooper,' Peter F.
Leonettl, Lcroy V. Hudson, Sam
Niclaes, Frank. Adams and Bob
English. - i '
CELESTA SORY HAS .
BIRTHDAY PARTY
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sory gave
a birthday party In honor ot their
daughter, Celesta, on Monday'af
temoon. Tables were set out-of-doors
dp the lawn where the
Leah White, Noma Lee Bonne,
Normalce Donovan,' Allen Harris,
Perry Carson and Billy Palmer.
POULTRYMEN TO
PICNIC AUG. 24th
At hutton's grove
The Pacific Co-Operative Poul
try Producers annual Douglas
County poultrymen's picnic will
be held at noon bri August 24th
i Instead of the 17th) at Hutton's
grove. An enjoyable, time has
been planned by the committee in
charge of the annual affair.
son at 629 South Pine street. Re
freshments will be served later
in 'the evening. Every oiembvl'
Is requested to be presenf.
birthday cake to the guests, ias-: 'Mrs.' Irvin Brunn, and A. R. ' Katl Smith, Mr. and Mi's. A. H.I
sistea ny Mrs. Dale Busenbark, jbpencer, of asco. Ore. Pcrrin and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph,
Mrs. - Clyde Kester and Mrs. i Visions "was enjoyed during I Matthews a;;d ch'Jdre!'. Somile 1
Grant Phillips. 'the pleasant afternoon hours, iand Billy, of Looking-glass. I
COOKBOOKLET COUPON
This Coupon and
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entitles bearer to a cookbookltt at th Nows
Rtvitw effict, Roscbiirg, Oregon.
BERNIECE ADAMSON
AND CLAYTON JURGENSON
MARRY FRIDAY MORNING
. Berniecc Adnmson and Clayton
Jurgenson, both of this city,
were quietly married Friday
morning, August 15th, at nine o'
clock at St. Paul's Lutheran par
sonage on Military avenue. Rev.
W. A. Sylwester, pastor of the
church, performed the impressive
ceremony In the presence of close
relatives of the couple. Colorful
summer flowers were attractive
ly arranged about the room for
the occasion.
The couple was attended by
Miss June Munson and Thomas
Hartficl. Following a short honey
moon to points south, they will
be at home to their friends at 714
South Cobb street.
MAYOR AND MRS. YOUNG
ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY
PICNIC DINNER SUNDAY
Mayor and Mrs. A. J. Young en
tertained at a very lovely one
o'clock picnic dinner at their
summer place on the North Ump
qua Sunday.
Covers were placed for Miss Ce
lia Bieck, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Roby D.
Goff and sons, Richard, Robert
and Glenn, of Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Wells, Mrs. Doro
thy Chase Hunt and children,
Donald and Mary Ellen, and the
host and hostess, Mayor and Mrs.
A. J. Young.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
afternoon.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES '
ENJOY MATCH PLAY AT
CLUB COURSE THURSDAY
Match play was enjoyed by th
ladies of the Roseburg CountryQ
club playing golf Thursday morii
ing at the club course with J. R.
Matlack, greens keeper, award
ing prizes to Mrs. J. F. Dillard,
Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. W. M. Me
Eachern, Mrs. Kenneth Qulne,
Mrs. L. Stearns, Mrs. E. J. Rodg!
ers and Mrs. W. J. Olmscheid.
Luncheon was served at 12:30
long table attractively decorated
with bouquets of zinnias from the
W. E. Ott gardens. A beautiful
birthday cake was cut In honor
of the anniversary of Mrs. H. C.
Stearns, captain of the group.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Stearns, captain; Mrs. J. F. Dil.
lard, secretary; Mrs. W. M. Me-
eacnern, Mrs. w. ji. utt, Mrs. Wjk
J. Olmscheid, Miss Georgia Shunwr
way, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. E. J.
Rodgers, Mrs. E. A. Pearson,
Mrs. Gene Greene, Mrs. Robert
Bissell, Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney,
Mrs. J. L. Pounds, Mrs. Kenneth
Qulne, Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. R,
D. Bridges, Mrs. L. Stearns, Mrs,
L. E. McClintock, Mrs. Walter
Fisher and Mrs. E. B. Van Ness.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during tne pleasant afternoon
f hours with Mrs. Bissell winning
tne nign score ana Mrs. Bridges
the second high score.
Next Wednesday the ladies of
the Roseburg club will be the
guests of the Cottage Grove la
dies at the latter's clubhouse. On
next Thursday the ladies of the
local club will meet for match
golf play at 8:30 sharp at the
club course. All members are
urged to be present. At 12:30
o'clock potluck luncheon will be
served and the usual contract"
oriage piay win Dcgin promptly
at 1:30 o'clock. V
MRS. IDA M. BAILEY
HONORED AT PICNIC
DINNER ON THURSDAY
Mrs. Ida M. Bailey, chairman
of the layettes for the Tuesday
afternoon Red Cross sewing
group, was guest of honor at a
very delightful picnic dinner giv
en by the group . Thursday at
Idler's Jeg, riverbank out-door
living room of Miss Alice Uc
land's. Mrs. Leonard Coleman,
production manager for the
Douglas chapter of Red Cross,
was also a guest.
After the bountiful dinner, en
tertainment was supplied by the
mcmbbrs present and consisted
of humorous skits, story telling
and two essays from "Horse and
Buggy Days,', by Charles A.
Brand, which were read aloud.
The remainder of the aftcrnooij
was spent in sewing on ReJr
Cross garments. Those present
were Mrs. Ida M. Bailey, Mrs.
Leonard Coleman, Mrs. T. B. Vir- '
don, Mrs. George Sewell, Mrs.
William Blumer, Mrs. Floyd
Lewis, Mrs. Charles E. Roberts,
Miss Marie Martens, Miss Alice
Mae Berstler and Miss Alice Uc
land. MRS. MURRAY AND
DAUGHTER HONORED AT
FAREWELL PICNIC TUESDAY
Mrs. Nickel and Mrs. South
entertained at a delightful fare
well picnic at Winchester Tues
day honoring Mrs. Ed Murray
and daughter, Vaneta, who are
leaving to make their home in
Port Angeles, Wash.
Covers were placed for the
guests of honor and Mr. ar-
Mrs. Burroway, Mr. and Mr"
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Greenly,
Mr. and Mrs. Gillam, Mr. and
Mrs. South, Mrs. Pennic, Mrs.
Laadrcath, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs.
Lang, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Lap
man, Mrs. E. Johnson, Mrs. Max
ine Landreath and daughter, ot
Seattle, Jean South, Rosalie Jen
nings, Mr. Stone, of the Laurel
wood academy in Portland, and
Mrs. Nickel.
N. OF W. TO ENJOY j
PICNIC ON MONDAY
Lilac Circle No. 49, Neighbors
of Woodcraft, members and their
families and invited guests have
been asked to enjoy a very de
lightful six-thirty o'clock potluck
picnic supper next Monday even
ing, August 18th, at the home of
-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Neal on
Fleser street. Coffee, cream, hrfc
rolls and butter will be furnlshcBF
Members desiring transportation
are requested to meet at the I. O.
O. F. hall at six-fifteen o'clock.
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