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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,- OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, T?4T. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER V MISS HELEN CASEY PRESENT8 FIRST PROGRAM FOR WOMAN'S CLUB Miss Holcn Casey presented the first fall program for the Rose burg Woman's club nt a one Hiir'y . o'clock dessert luncheon yesterday at the clubhouse with the new president, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, graciously presiding. Mrs. J. E. Slattery was chair man of the hostess committee and was assisted by Mrs. C. H. Bailey, Mrs. L. A. Rhoden, Mrs. W. H. Richardson, Mrs. Annie L. Russell and Mrs. Marshall Holmes. The long tables very beautifully carried out the au tumn motif with a low arrange ment of pale lemon and gold-colored marigolds and tail yellow tapers. Huge bouquets of red and gold autumn leaves and chrys Aanthemums were used about the rooms. Co ers were placed for seventy inee and the special guests In cluded Mrs. J. D. Osborn, Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. C. G. Van Valzah, Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs. Alvin Tip ton, Mrs. Walter Good (who be J rame a new member), Mrs. Wal ter Gordon, of Los Angeles, Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. John E. Run yan, Mrs. A. C. Anderson, Mrs. Arnold Davis, Mrs. Fred A. Hurd, Mrs. J. O. McCuan, Mrs. C. H. Carstens, Mrs. C. E. Wlmberly, Mrs. R. B. Sipprell, Mrs. Wash ington Hughes, Mrs. J. R. Mat lach, Mrs. Ross Sommer, . Mrs. Maurice Grossman, Mrs. Adeline Olsen, of Corvallls, Mrs. Myrtle nelfils, of Estacada, Mrs. William Holmes and Mrs. O. S. Chambers. Invocation was given by Mrs. Homer W. Grow. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Edward Q 0. Xohlhagen and roll call topics were presented by Miss Helen Casey on "new plays"; Mrs. C. V. I'oberts, "new books," and by Lt. J. T. Runyan on the filter station, which is being opened In this city. The program was an. nounced by Mrs. W. M. Campbell, chairman for the year. The program. "White Cliffs of Dover," featuring Lynn Fontanne, world-famous actress, was In charge of Miss Casey, who very charmingly told the story of Alice Duer Miller's poem, "White Cliffs of Dover," and then played the records of Miss Fontanne s re cording of the poem. The mem bers and guests showed their ap preciation to Miss Casey for this very splendid program by giving a rising vote of thanks in her f honor. :-, ... OThe president, Mrs. Hatfield, announced that the district con vention would be held in North Bend, October 21. The next meeting of the club will be a one-thirty o'clock dps sertrluncheon at the clubhouse, Tuesday, October 21, with Mrs. John William Robertson, chair man of the hostess committee, as sisted by Mrs. B. W. Taylor and Mrs. Mark L. Underwood. Harry Pinniger, secretary of the Rose burg chamber of commerce, will be guest speaker on the subject, "Civilian Defense." Interesting roll call topics are being prepared for the meeting and all members are urged to be present. Membership cards are being given out to members this year and the new year books were dis Qtributed at the meeting yesterday. , ART EXHIBIT BEING ENJOYED THIS WEEK AT FULLERTON SCHOOL Roseburg art lovers are great ly enjoying the very fine travel ing art exhibit being shown this week in the gymnasium of the Fullerton school. The exhibit op ened Monday and will continue through Friday, October 10th. A small admission charge is being made for the purpose of raising funds to pay for bringing the ex hibit to Roseburg and to buy a picture for the Fullerton school. The Roseburg art department of the city schools, with Miss , Margaret Carr as department 1 head, brought the exhibit to - Roseburg. where it was shown ' for the first time on the Pacific coast. Noted artists are repre- Osented in the collection. Patrons of the Fullerton school are as sisting with the showing of the exhibit. f KANSAS VISITORS I HONORED AT PICNIC ; A delightful picnic was en joyed at Maple grove this week f honoring Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ja ': cobs, Miss Pearl Jacobs and Vaughn Rowland, all of Phillips ; ' burg, Kansas, who are visiting J the Jacobs' son, Floyd Jacobs, and family. Besides the Kansas visitors, ; others enjoying the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sprat- len and daughter. Lois, Duane i Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Flnley and daughters, Janice, IS YOUR CHILD o Underweight? I'llr reundwflnai Hrlne Lairds rcur child rnir a .! t:;r ration bs bs tl pile. U.U.. i.trvo-! Otj.tr t.I;il 0 wsrrnr m: Llrtr nr. or ml. ur.tny s' tOT.L. fluimiLI Dlu:.f If rou Ivtn mpcl rjjTiinrm. - sr. Jjr'i vrrctl :tr fvi ! J.fis'r U ibrrli, i It.llni propilturr "fiu Dir-nm.! . I: i r 1st act, uttuli. bemaud MlM. VLHUlKL't,!.! Shirley and Loreno, all of Eu gene, Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Rand, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thom as, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Paris and grandson, Darrell, of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. John Zenor and son, Gary, Mrs. Harold Smith and son. Billy, and Mrs. Floyd Ja-. cobs and children, Barbara, Phyl lis, Doris, Nancy and Patricia. NEVA KELLER AND BYRON HARSHAW MARRY Sunday, September 14th, "at 4:30 p. m., Miss Neva Keller, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William U. Keller of Roseburg, became the bride of Byron E. Harshaw of Los Angeles, Califor nia. Miss Keller was graduated from Roseburg senior high school in 1936, after which she spent a year and a half at North western Christian college. Byron E. Harshaw graduated from Gardena high school in 1936, afterwards attending Comp ton Junior college. He is a son of Mrs. Sara Blanche Harshaw. The wedding was very beauti ful and the ceremony was read by Rev. George Bunell, with Mrs. Bunell playing the wedding march. The altar was arranged In the patio of the ranch home of Mrs. A. M. Stephens, and was decorat ed with white gladioli, banked with blue and pink sweetpeas. Decorative candleholders were placed on either side of the altar on the brick chimney and on the posts. The bride wore a two-piece white crepe dress, street length and a soft white veil and carried a bouquet of gardenias. Jane Harshaw, as maid of honor, wore a becoming dress of beige color and carried harmonizing roses." Albert Lee .Harshaw, brother of the groom, was best man. Following the ceremony cake and Ice cream were served. Present at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. L. LaFever and two children, with whom Miss Keller has made her home for some time, Mr. LaFever's mother and Mrs. LaFever's mother, Mrs. A. M. Stephens, Mrs. Sara Blanche Harshaw, the groom's mother, his sister, Jane Harshaw, and two brothers, Albert Lee and Frank Harshaw, also the bride's brother, Elmore Keller, Mr. and Mis. George Bunell with whom Miss Keller was associated in Bible drama, Mr. and Mrs. Par sons, with whom she stayed while engaged in Bible drama work. Other relatives and friends were present. After refreshments were serv ed the bride and groom left on their honeymoon. Many lovely gifts were receiv ed. Mr. Harshaw is employed as an Inspector in an airplane fac tory. At present they are making their home In Torrance, Cali fornia. HOME NURSING CLASS TO CLOSE REGISTRATION All persons interested in taking the Red Cross Home Nursing class work are asked to register not later than October 15th, ac cording to an announcement made this week by Mrs. T. H. Ness, chairman. Persons may register by calling either Mrs. Ness at 418-J or Mrs. E. O. Rickli at 159-J or by contacting the Red Cross office. Mrs. Grant H. Moore, register ed nurse, who so successfully con ducted a Home Nursing class for the Red Cross here last spring, has been secured to teach the new class. Women with young children are being particularly urged to Join the class as the course is reported to be very helpful in taking care of numerous ills and injuries. The classes are sponsor ed also for the purpose of train ing women to care for sick and Injured persons, as in times of war there is a shortage of doc tors In some localities. The class es are sponsored by the Red Cross to co-operate with the Na tional Preparedness '. program. This class will be an afternoon project of the Red Cross. Only 24 registrations will be taken, before the class opens, so all women interested, are being asked to register just as soon as possible. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Past Presidents club of George Starmer auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans will meet Friday at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. Percy Webb. Mem bers are cordially invited. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Calomel And You'll Jump Out oi Bed in the Morning Rarir,' to Go The liver should pour 2 pint of bile juice fntojrour bowele every dev. If this bile ie not flowing freely, jrour food mar not di Beat. It mar Just decar in the bowels. Then gee bloate up your stomach. You Ret con stipated. You feel eour, aunk and the world looka punk. It takee those rood, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these 2 pints of bile flow ing free? to make you feel "up end up." Get a package today. Take as directed. KffecUve in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Ptlle. 10 and 26. SIDE GLANCES COPB. 1941 iV NCA SERVICE. WC. T. M. PEC. U. . PT. I "You'd do me a favor if you'd take Sis out lo tlinner ' otherwise I fjl-t only one chop." TEACHERS HONORED AT RECEPTION AT ROSE SCHOOL MONDAY The Rose P.-T. A. held its first meeting Monday night at the school house, with Mrs. Ira Mann, president, in charge. Mrs. Roy Young, representing the Ameri can Legion auxiliary, gave an in teresting outline of landscaping planned for the park project on the property south, adjoining the Rose school. E. S. Hall, principal of the school, gave a short talk on co operation of parents and teach ers In the interest of the students of the Rose school. A delightful welcoming address was given by Rev. H. P. Sconce and Miss Anita Young favored the group with a piano solo. The president introduced Miss Buck, new third grade teacher in the school and a reception was held honoring the teachers and the parents of the first grade stu dents. .Lovely refreshments, were served by Mrs. H. G. Nelsoirand Mrs. II. B. Scofleld. D. OF U. V. TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will hold an im portant business meeting Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at the ar mory. All members are request ed to be present. The members held a house warming party last night at the attractive new homo of Mrs. Daisy Barnett at 420 Fowler street. A lovely table lamp was given to Mrs. Barnett and birth day gifts were presented to Mrs. Barnett, Anna Peterson, Edna Watkins, Eva Ware and Luella Johnson. Other members pres ent were: Ruth Plumer, Virginia Cyrus. Anna Carson, Evelyn Cy rus, Marion Patrick, Clarice Bene dick, Mae Sebring, Ruth Easton and Zada Werber and two child ren, of Marshfield. A delightful social hour was fol lowed with refreshments. Today and Thursday IT'S HERE AGAIN Randolph Scot t Virginia Gilmore 'WESTERN UNION' PLUS Adults 30c Kiddles 11c Ii, y 4jj M0IGAN Shows v Vvl )7:15.9:15 j2T ByGolbraith Off. I tllMIOR.SFNIOR HIGH P.-T. A. TO BE ORGANIZED MONDAY All parents of Junior and Sen ior high school students are urg ed to attend a very Important meeting next Monday night, Oc tober 13, at the senior high school at 7:30 o'clock for the pur pose of organizing a P.-T. A. Harris Ellsworth will act as or ganizing chairman. The P.-T. A. will be organized for the pur pose of closer cooperation be tween parents and teachers In furthering activities of the two schools. CATHOLIC LADIES TO SPONSOR RUMMAGE SALE ON OCTOBER 18 AND 25 The Catholic Ladles will spon sor a rummage sale Saturday, Oc tober 18th and again Saturday October 25th at the former Mad dox grocery store on Jackson street. Mrs. T. H. Ness Is chair man of the project and is being assisted by Mrs. R. L. Carpenter and Mrs. J. A. Harding. Do Luxe Oil Deluxe Featured! You'll find fingertip fuel control! Automatic draft control! Heat intensifier! Radiant doors! Heats up to 4 rooms I Don't miss it! WITH 3-SPEED ELECTRIC FAN H ftg All the features shove plus a powerful fan! Prevents cold floors . . . draftv corners I VES . . BUY ON WARDS CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Get the things you want TODAY . . . etijoy them while you are paying fur them a little each month. You will find the Federal Regulations of Installment Buying have not increased the monthly payments you make on Montgomery Ward's convenient payment plan. Let us tell you about this simple way to buy all your needs. SHOWER PARTY IS CHARMING AFFAIR ELKTON, Oct. .7. The Kellogg grange hall was the scene of a lovely shower Saturday after noon in honor of Mis. Marie Gales. Mrs. V. K. Holcomb, Mrs. Mil dred Ladd and Mrs. Phyllis Smith were the hostesses. A program was given with Mrs. Mabel Rader leading in prayer. Mrs. Ida Thomas and Mrs.-. Edith Adams both gave a itiadinj.'. Mrs, Marian Cobb find Barbara Bullock both sung a solo. Elma Jean Gates and Erma Dean Gates stood at the ends of the table which held the gifts and in turn gave a number of verses and presented the gifts. The rest of the afternoon was spent in inspecting the gifts and visiting. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Marie Gates, Mrs. Evelyn Binder, Mrs. Mabel Binder, Mrs. Nammie Bullock, Mrs, Flora Stratford, Mrs. Mabel Ratter, Ronald Solomon, Miss Pearl Monroe, Mrs. Genevia Corder, Donna Jean Haines, Elma Dean Gates, Erma Dean Gates, Mi's. Lorena Binder, Billy Binder, Ann Binder, Mi's. Elizabeth Fish er, Mrs. Virginia Myers, Miss Mabel George, Miss Maybelle Holcomb, Mrs. Bee Minter, Bar bara Bullock, Mrs. Blanche Bul lock, Miss Iris Haines, Mrs. Ed ith Adams, Mrs. Esther Gates, Mrs. Edith Madison, Mrs. W. L. Cobb, Mrs. Marian Cobb, Mary Margaret Cobb, Mrs. Ida Thom as, Mrs. Mammie Grudde, Mrs. Paula Anderson, Mrs. Jennie Fislier, Mrs. Hanna Madison, Mrs. Sarah Hutchinson, Mrs. Ag nes McNeil, Mrs. Ada George, Mrs. Mary Haines, Mrs. Ema Madison, Miss Mae Madison, Lor na Bell Madison, Norman Ladd, Donald Smith, Patricia Smith, Mrs. Irene Holcomb, Deanna Hol comb, Mildred Ladd, Mrs. V. K. Holcomb and Mrs. Phyllis Smith. METHODIST LADIES SPONSORING TWO-DAY RUMMAGE SALE The Woman's society of Chris tian Service of the Methodist church is sponsoring a two-day rummage sale, Friday and Satur day, October 10th and 11th, at the former Maddox grocery building on Jackson street. MRS. L. C. HILL IS HONORED AT SHOWER GLENDALE, Oct 7 Mrs. Ar nold Pfaff and Mrs. John Wllborn. were hostesses Friday afternoon with a pink and blue shower In honor of Mrs. L. C. Hill, at the home of Mrs. Pfaff. .The afternoon was spent In vis iting and viewing the present. The ones to enjoy the after noon with Mrs. Hill were, Mrs. Circulator YOU CAN STILL Orvlllo Read, Mrs. Emmltt Belch er, Mrs. Alice Moore, Mrs. Roy Gibbons, Mrs. Will Holtsclaw, Mrs. Jim Wright, Mrs. Ray' Pal son, and Mrs. Ed Cooper, and the hostesses Mrs. Pfuff .and Mrs. Wllborn. WEDDING IS' ANNOUNCED YONCALLA, Oct. 7. 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