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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY AUGUST 26. 1 94 1 . Society and Clubs By NETTIE MOORE SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AZALEA, Aug. 26.- A wry pleasant afternoon Was. spent i(l the home of Mrs. Forrest Fnrn Rm Wprtnpsrt.'iy aftrrnonn when she entertained the Sunshine elub with a lawn party. At the usual tea hour liie ho? tess, assisted by Mrs. Vernon Cnv lor, Mrs. Chester Johns and Mrs, t'namp Johns, served lovelv ie- Jreshments on small tables on the lawn to Mrs. Waller Kemp i. no grandson, rote Baker, Mrs. Jake Klsher, Mrs. Vernon f,'ay ' lor and daughter, Sharon, Mrs. Henry Gaedeeke, Mrs. Hiilhtvt Jlooth, Mrs. Henry Smith and children, Janet and Jackie, Mrs. John Keldmlller, Mrs. Harry i.ooKe, mrs. jonn Oldonburu Mrs. Esther Thorpe, Mrs. Lowell Curtis. Mrs. Ora Condi, -iy and children, Coleen. and Richard. Mrs. Cora Chadwick and grand- oauKnter, I'atsy j'owell, Mrs. Champ Johns, Mrs. Tom Hun saker, Mrs. Don Hunsaker and son, Chuck, Mrs. n. H. Clare, Mrs. Frank Tripp, Mrs. Rollln Johns, Mrs. Chester Johns and daughters, Elsie Mae and Hevcrly June, and the hostess, Mrs. Far-nam. MRS. GRICAJTIS HONORED AT SHOWER ELKTON, Aug. 20. A lovely bride's shower was given Mrs. Margaret Grigajtis on. the lawn iit the homo of Mrs. Orpiia Bin der with Mrs. , Barbara Tarnow ski, Miss Mary Fetter, and Mrs. Binder as hostesses. The afternoon was The afternoon was spent In visiting and watching the bride open the gifts. Refreshments were served to Mrs. ' Margaret Olgajlls, Mrs. Paula Anderson. Mrs. June Mor gantl and son, Darrell; Mrs. Ro salie Clemo and daughter, liar lene; Mrs. Evelyn Essllnger, Vir ginia Essllnger, Mrs. Blanche Wade, Mrs. Mabel Binder, Mrs. Edith Adams, Mrs. Ullie Garrison and children, Boyd and Carol;! Mrs. Laura Adamo and daughter, Theresa Marie; Miss Iris Haines, Mrs. Bernice Slagle, Mrs. Evelyn Hinder and, daughters, Eleanor nnil Dorothy: Mrs. Mary Haines, Mrs. Hulda McDonald and daugh ter, Patricia; Mrs. Lena Bossen, Mrs.' Virginia Myers, Mrs. Ber- llice Wealhcrly, Miss Mary Fet ter, Mrs. Barbara Tarnowskl pnd daughter,, Irene,- and Mi;s. urpna utnder and son, Terry. HUNTINGTON REUNION HELD AT YONCALLA YONCALLA, Aug. The an nual Huntington reunion was lield under the large oak trees on he grounds of the old Hunting ton home south of town Sunday, August 24. The long table was graced with a beautiful Amen mh flag. This reunion also com memorated the H2mi birthday ol Ben Huntington, which ' occurs Sept. 3. and also the birthday of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Nichols. Those present at the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hunting ton. Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hunt ington, Carol, Anna Marie, Ja nette and Jimmic Huntington; Mrs. Dare Kingeiy, Doris, Mobly, Elbert and Don Klngery, of Yon calla; Miss Mabel Kingery, ol Portland: Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Huntington, Fossil, Ore.; Mrs. Sarah Wertz, McMlnnville; Mr. and Mrs. Peret Huntington, Sis ters; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nichols, Bruce and Dick Nichols, Corval lis; Mr. and Mrs. Webb Hunting- ton, Yonealla; Bert Qulhly ana. son, Clifford, of Medford; George Wertz, Toledo; Waller McKirdy, Drain; Dr. Lavelle Baker, Union, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Me- (liki and son, Richard, Yonealla; Mr. and Mis. Alfred Bohlandcr, Drain; Stanley Card, Los Ange les; Miss Helen Huntington, Sis ters; Mr. and Mrs. Buss McKen le. Prinevllle, Ore.; Lola Jean Campbell of Yonealla and Me- Kinley Huntington of Fossil. Members of the Immediate Huntington family unable to at tend were Mrs. George Utetta) Turner, Roekaway; Tom Hunt- i.- it. ft...... u u..i it,.,. , , JIIf;iiill, runail, mi.-. inn.iu-1 lyan- i . lew. Cordelia, Calif.; Mrs. Ruth ljujglcy, Medlord, and Miss Lu elite Huntington, Portland. SIDE GLANCES By GaJbraith it) ' 1 1 II -i .. mm-' ? y v- 8-Z7I Local News Spend Week-End at Coast Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis have re turned to their home in this cltv. after enjoying the weekend at iteedsport. Spend Day in Eugene Mr. and Mrs. William Slark of this city spent Monday in Eugene on busi ness. ' Here from Days Creek John Sutton of Days Creek was a busi ness visitor here for a few hours Monday. 1 Lookingglaas Resident! Here Boss Sutton of Looklngglass was here attending to business and visiting friends yesterday. Home From Hospital Mrs. Jack Van Duzen and baby daugh ter, aanara Lee, have left Mercy hospital and are " now at their home on Corey street. Returns to Work Mrs. Trevah Davis has returned to her work at the Northslde Beauty Shop af ter spending the week-end in Eugene with her husband, W. R. Davis. Visiting Here From Ohio Sherman L. Kelly of Toledo, Ohio, hits arrived here for an ex tended visit with his brother, John R. Kelly. INSIST ON THE Returns to Salem Monroe S. Cheek has returned to his home in Salem after spending the weekend here visiting at the home of Mrs. Viola Wilson. com, mi m tmvicc. wc. t. m beg u. s pat, orr. "It'll soon he full. M:iv. and we'll be seeing the last of the robins and summer relatives!" EUNA PHILIPS AND VERN DUPPER MARRY AT HOME WEDDING Willing workers' Have enjoyable meeting ELKTON, Aug. 26. -The Will ing Workers club met at the home of Mrs. Mary Haines Thurs day for a regular session. The ladles spent the afternoon work ing on pillow cases and dish towels. Mrs. Agnes Hudson served re freshments. Those present .were Mrs. B:iln heth Owens, Mrs. Lucllc McMI chael, Mrs. Ina Henderer. Mrs. Rose Henderer. Mrs. Amieu TfnH. Aw. Mi's. Mary Haines, Mrs. Ruby Bickford, Mrs. Ina Jacobs, Mrs. Rose Haines, Mrs. Blanche Wade, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Vernon Dan iel, Mrs. Addle Hargan and six small children. M. O. A. CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY Thei M. t). A. club will meet Wednesday afternoon for a one o'cloo'k pot luck luncheon at the home of Mrs. C. T. Tipton In Cvhks addition. All members are cordially invited to attend. CELEBRATE THIRD WEDDING ANNIVERSARY WILBUR, Aug. 2l.- Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Sllsby celebrated their third wedding anniversary Thurs day, August 21, at their home In Wilbur. Games were played during till! evening which were enjoyed bj all. Later refreshments of ice cream, cookie and Ice cold lem onade were served. Those enjoy ing the occasion " wltTi Mr. and Mrs. Silsby were: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morris and family, Lloyd, Paul and Kathryn Lou; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sconce, Mr. anil Mrs. Bill Green, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bayliss, Mr. and ' Mrs. Harry Rowe, Mr. and Mrs; LcRny Mass, Mrs.. Wlckham, Mrs. Palmer und .sou. . Mrs. '4 Mack and son. Ini f JJyVd, MrsA Lela Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Hferliert Groves. canyonv(lle couple married here saturday Carl C. Allison and Harriet Puekctt, both of Canyonvillo were quietly married here Satur day, August 23. The impressive ceremony was performed at the Methodist parsonage bv Rev. Melville T. Wire with Mrs. Flor-1 once A. Carslens and Mrs. Mel ville T. Wile as witnesses. Mr. add Mi's. Allison will make their home in Canyonvillo. MRS. HAMILTON IS HONORED AT PICNIC YONCALLA. Aug. 2(i. Honor ing the birthday of Mrs. George Hiunilton, a picnic was held in Ihe woods near the J'ele Peterson home Sunday. Those attending were Mrs. George Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thorp and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jet Morin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emma Morin, Walter Thorp. Minnie. Wllber, Billy and Eddy and Wal lace Thorpe and George Hamilton. Special Demonstration Mr. 1. 1. Stewart Factory Representative for CANTILEVER SHOES will be in our store Friday and Saturday, August 29 and 30, and Tuesday, Sept. 2 fur h.ii,-iiH:i..i it ml with 1 1... ...mi.?, tu. i.f i anth.i: :n "rllH.M .lif mill li. mm sit... tin ItHlitm Milr -u C.ll Mr. HU'Wiirt will i rl ti'r.t ll mir r. an. I u,t n,- nr ti. Itl-nhli'ltl lr' f t ltitlUi'. Y'tti niiij t jiiiv )) fnitii Uti.- r t v f .ini-l. 1m. .n.l t Hi. in Iti y..in w ith. ii . tni . i'-i. HikIi. in. .limn ,n,,l ln-vl. N.-w fall M!hiK unit f.( ui.ii.-naN. IP Department Store 121 N. Jackson Sr. Roseburg i YONCALLA, Aug. 2G.-Miss Euna Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. S. 1'billips of Yon ealla became the bride of Vern Dupper, sop of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dupper of Auburn, Wash., at a very pretty home wedding, held at Ihe home of the bride's pa rents, Sunday, August 17. The living room was beautifully deco rated with large bouquets of as ters, gladioli and ferns. Lighted I alters were used on the impro vised altar, where the bridal party stood. Rev. Wayne Jensen, pastor of the Yonealla Church of Christ, performed the ring ceremony In the presence of relatives and1 a few ' friends of the bride and groom. Mrs. Jensen sang, "f Love You Truly,' 'before the cere mony and also played the wed ding marches. The bride, who was given ill marriage by her father, wore a navy blue silk afternoon dress, with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Miss Lc- vernla Dupper, sister of the groom was maid of honor, and Glenn I'hilllps, brother of the bride, was best man. A reception followed the cere mony. Ihe bride is a graduate of Yonealla high school class of ''11. where she was one ol the most popular girls of her class. Guests present at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dupper, Delia, Virginia, Marvin and Leon Dupper of Auburn, Wash., F. M. Davis of Portland, Mrs. Arthur Bliss, Dorothy, Mary Ann and Christine Miss of Portland. Mrs. J. H. Thomas of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Delhert Dickey. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bohlandcr of Drain, Art Bohlander, Hunt Bohlandcr of Drain. Mrs. Fannie Phillips, Fos ter Phillips or Leona, Miss Pris cilia Turpln, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malum, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chap man, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Chapman, Sherniaine Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. F.d Morin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips. Glenn, Wayne. Fannie Dell and Joan Phillips of Yonealla. and Ilov. and Mrs. Wayne Jensen of Eugene. ALMA CARSON HONORED AT SURPRISE PARTY LOCAL NEWS Here Yesterday Jay Wright of Milo, was here attending to business for a few hours yesterday. Here From Glide Mrs. Clar ence Anderson and three sons of Glide were shopping and visiting friends here yesterday. Here From Oregon City Mrs. Kenneth Beach and daughter, Sally Lou, of Oregon City, have arrived here to visit at the H. H. Turner home for . several days. Mr. Beach is attending Cornell universiay at Ithica, New York. Visit Oregon Caves Roseburg visitors at the Oregon Caves na tional monument Sunday, August 24, were Mr .and Mrs. Fred C. Kuek, Betty Jo Nelson, Jack Tavenner and Milton Tavenner, Leave Today Mr. and Mrs. Russell Compton of Glendale, Calif., who have been spending several days at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tillot son at Idleyld, left today for their home. Mrs. Tlllotson took them to Eugene. Visiting in Medford-Mrs. A. D. Parr and son, Donald, went to Medford Friday for a visit with Mrs. Parr's mother. They were Joined there Sunday by Mr. Parr, who brought them back to their home here. Former Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tester have returned to their home in Pendle ton after spending several days here visiting friends and rela tives. The Testers lived here be fore moving to Pendleton, where Mr. Tester is employed by the forest service. A very lovely surprise birthday party was given by Mrs. Sam Carson ami Pat Anderson for Miss Alma Carson on Thursday evening. Games were played dur ing the evening. Later many lovely gifts were presented to Miss Carson alter which refresh I incuts were served to: Guest of honor. Alma Carson, and guests, ; Hulh Lewis. I.aila Cherryholmcs, Anita Donovan. Doris Page. Jon I alhan Shepherd. Karl Karlinger. 1 Herbert ticid. Perry Carson and , the co-host esses, Pat Anderson ; and Mrs. Sam Carson. , EVERGREEN H. E. C. ' TO HOLD MEETING 1 The Evergreen II. E. C. club 'will meet with Mrs. Bertha Blake 'Thursday. August 28. It will be an all day meeting with a pot luck lunch at noon. All the i grange ladles are cordially invit ed to attend. Called East Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haas and the hitter's mother, Mrs. I. L. Thompson, left yester day for Johnstown, Neb., where Ihey were called by the serious Illness of Mr. Mass' father. SKATING WEDNESDAY SATURDAY 7:30 till 10 P. M. Sunday 7:30-10 P. M. at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER Vacationing in California Miss Alice McKibben, employee at Woolworth's store, has gone to San Diego to spend a week's vaca tion. Return to Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and daugh ters, Blanche and Margaret, left Saturday for their home in Ta coma after spending several days here visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bur ton and Virginia Riebling. Mr. Johnson was a contractor here twenty years ago. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Bill Machen have left for a week's va cation. They went first to Eu gene, and after visiting there are going on Into eastern Oregon by way of the Willamette cut off. Return From Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Walla Whitney and two sons, Billie Andrew and Ro- i bert Dean, have returned from Grants Pass after spending the week-end there. , visiting ...Mrs. Whitney's brother-in-law ahd sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clavin Blaney, and family. Returns From Bandon Miss Rita- Dusseau, who has been spending her summer vacation in Bandon wtih her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James K. Croxall, nas returned to her home here to resume her school work at the beginning of tne fall term. Mr. and Mrs. Croxall brought Miss Dusseau home and visited with friends and relatives before returning to Bandon. ill SCREAM OF KENTUCKY'S FINEST BOURBQNS Pint $1.05 Quart I2.0S (2? 7 the "nniiDit.airu" innppnii '?."' '"f ilk v vvvm iiiwii pwwiikwii stnemeT uiauucio tuKPUKAWON, N. V. C. Swi,byP.pti-toliWj Authorized bottler Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 0' Roseourg, Oregon VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES BAUGHMAN - DE SPIEGLER - Floyd Lee Baughman and Ma bel Elna De Spiegler, botli .resi dents of Roseburg. Returns Here Mrs. Nance Fitz simmons has returned to her home here after spending the past two months visiting with I relatives In Camas, Wash. She was accompanied nome oy ncr sister, who will visit here until after the Labor Day holiday. Mrs. Fltzsimmons has accepted em ployment at Fisher's department store. WHEN CONVENIENCE IS YOUR GOAL... HAND VVYANT Hardy G. Hand and Betty Pauline VVyant, both residents of Drain. MILLER PRICE William David Miller and Maud May Price, both residents of Los Angeles. Stock and Bood Averages Back From Portland Miss Vir ginia Gilmour has returned to her home here after spending two weeks visiting with her brother-1 inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ; Charles Collins, in Portland. Miss Gilmour and Mrs. Collins also vis ited their aunt, Mrs. F. S. Martin, in Puyallup, Wash. I STOCKS Compiled bv Associated Press Aug. 2t. 30 13 15 60 Ind'ls Hit's I't's St'ks Til .7 1S.3 32.1 -13.4 Returns Home Margaret Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Rapp, has returned to her home In Vallejo, Calif., after spending the past month here vis iting her parents and her grand mother, Mrs. Jessie Rapp Vinson. She spent the past week in Marsh field visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Wilson. Tuesday ... Prev. day . Month ago Year ago . Kill high . 1911 low ... til. 3 .1.3.1 5H.-1 C.3.fl 5J.8 1S.2 IK... 15.5 190 13.4 32.-I 32.1 35.3 35.3 30.3 43.2 44.2 42.3 45.0 39.1 BONDS 20 10 10 10 HR's Ind'ls I't's Fgn. Tuesday 03.2 105.0 102.1 45.5 Prev. day ...62.8 104.9 102.1 45.4 Month ago 64.8 101.9 102.1 46.1 Year ago .. 55.9 103.3 96.6 40.8 1911 high 66.5 105.3 102.1 . 48.2 19-11 low 602 1042 990 38.0 Fishermen Attention! We carry a eomplet line of Fishing Tackle . . . Open eve nings and Sundays. THE CLUB 127 W. Catl Bt. Attention D.A.V. Regular meeting Tuesday, 8 p. m Aug. 26, at armory. Installation of officers. I ADJUTANT. M r Ch J Hfe r ANOTHER I plus value; J , "cmiriumr (umsj I Like the football playor or the race horse, "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractor Engines are warmed up before they swing into actiorj pre-conditioned to eliminate warm up wear. Longer life re sults! Douglas County Farm Bureau Co oper ative Exchange ; Roseburg, Oregon ENJOY THE LOW-COST LUXURY OF E E, E S "0" K D WATER HEATING "SEVENTH HEAVEN I" say more than a million hot-water-happy users of electric water heating. "The faucet does the foot-work all we do is turn the faucet and revel in the constant flow of piping hot water that is always waiting for us any time we want it. Why, listen,., "WASHING 1 DISHES, baby's bath, morning shave the hundred and one uses for which one needs hot water every day they're all a pleasure now. And the handsome heaters that supply that hot water electrically are mighty good looking additions to our homes. Many of us install them right in our kitchens or our games rooms. Take a tip from us, electric water heating is so clean so safe so carefree ... "SO DEPENDABLE AND SO ECONOMICAL, that it's the only really modern way I Why not join us? invite these more-than-a-mil- lion, more-than-satisfied users, "It : costs so little to go modern!" SEE THE NEW ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS TODAY! See Your Electrical Dealer The California-Oregon Power Company
