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Newspaper Page TextFOUR Social Calendar Tonight, November 21. B. P. W. C. invites public to stump dance tit 8:45 o'clock tit Oriental gardens lo open observ ance of Women at War week. Monday, November 23. Or. II. L. Dunn's non-donomi-national Bible study class to meet tit 7:45 In evening at Douglas hotel dining hall. Public invited. Presbyterian church harvest, home potluek supper al 6:30 In evening at churcn parlors. Mrs. Frank R. Mllllcan and Rev. For rest Travialle, missionaries, to be guest speakers. Lookingglass P.-T. A. meeting In evening at Kthoolhouse to dis cuss hot lunch program. E. A. Brit Ion to show pictures. Junior Woman's club invites public to Women tit War week tea from 8 to 10 in evening at Kpiscopal parish hall. Those at tending are required to purchase defense stamps or bonds. Re freshments. Special music. Atha Jie Taylor, chairman. Benson P.-T. A. special meeting at four o'clock at schoolhouse for purpose of electing president. Tuesday, November 24. Presbyterian women and friends invited to sew for Red Cross upstairs In U. S. National bank building from 10 to 4 o' clock. Bring own noon lunch. Mrs. C. E. Roberts, chairman. Green Study club to meet at noon politick dinner at home of Mrs. May Pollard. Rebekah lodge six-thirty o' clock potluek supper and home coming at 1. O. O. K. hall. Bring own sugar. Alice Golf, Lydia Roadman, Inga High, Amanda Anderson and Frank and Argie Heels in cli.rgc of supper with Ef fle Schwaiv., Winnie Hawn and Ruth Dishman in charge of dec orations and Ethel Bailey In charge of program. Committee to furnish coffee, rolls, butter, cream. Bela SlfTma Phi sorority for mal pledging and initiation to be held al Hotel Unipqua. Inter-So Study club one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at home of Mrs. Charles Doornor with 1). Ramsdell 111 charge or pro gram on "Geography of China." Public lnviled lo George Slarm er auxiliary Women at War week tea from 2:31) to 5:30 til F. M. Coniplon home on Spruce til reel. Stamps and bonds bought for ad mission will be kept by the, guests. Wednesday, November 25. George Slarmer auxiliary members and friends invited to sew for lied Cross upstairs in II. S. National bank building from 10 lo 4 o'clock. Bring own noon lunch. Mrs. G. W. Shugart, chairman. Neighbors of W'oodrrafl Thim ble club nnothii'ly o'clock potluek luncheon al home of Mrs. C. W. Dishman, 457 Pitor street. Thursday, November 2G. Country Club Ladies lo meet ill !):3ll a. m. at clubhouse f ir con tract bridge play. Pollock lunch eon at 12:31) and gulling at 1:30 o'clock. Christian Science War Relief sewing group lo meet al two o' clock at Perkins building. Mis. Annie I.. Russell, chairman. Friday, November 27. Sulherlln school carnival to be held in owning at schoolhouse. P. N. G. club meeting in even ing. W. C. T. I', rummage sale in afternoon al Thrill s'ore build ing on North Jackson street. Mrs. J. II. 1 1.-born, Mrs. V. .1. Mi cell! and Mis. William Adair in charge. Norlhside Sunshine club to meet jn afternoon al home ol Mrs. Kdilh Wriston, Mil Cobb street, lo make plans lor annual Christmas dinner. Saturday, November 28. Christian chinch l.i, lii's aid, Missionary society and 1'nitod Workers class lo sponsor cooked lood and apron sale at Powell s New Service Laundry .t.N"-::V NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY Phone 88 0COElTW By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Marry at Lovely Homft Wedding , iff v K . w ILcVv- ,j '- WJr 1 t 7 V", I ? ' f' J ft i 1 . f A I m I'llOlO liV flUI Private and Mrs. Miss Emma Louise Dishman, lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dishman, of this city, anil Private First Clasi Erney Orvin Radtke, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Radike, of Dunsmuir, Calif were married at wry beautiful double ring ceremony Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents on Pitzer street. Rev. Melville T. Wire, pastor of the Methodist church, performed the ceremony and Craig Dishman, brother of the bride, acted as the ntlendnnt. The dav marked the 24th wed ding anniversary of the bride groom's parents. .Huge baskets of gold and while chrysanthemums were arranged In the living room, while an Im provised altar was arranged at one end of the room by the use of tall ferns and red, white and blue candles. Miss Elennore Ml colli played soft wedding music throughout the ceremony. The bride was very attractive In a gold-colored silk crepe frock, fashioned with gold trim and liny brown buttons. Her accessories were brown and she wore a cor sage of gardenias and rosebuds fashioned in the shape of a heart. The bride's mother wore an at tractive green-colored frock and the bridegroom's mother was lovely in a flowered silk frock. Holh mothers wore carnation corsages. Hardware store. W. C. T. U. ruinmage sale all day in Thrift store building on North Jackson street. Roseburg Woman's club ser vice shop open all day upslairs in clubhouse opposite Hunt's In illan Ihcalro. Episcopal (juild to spnosr after noon of sewing for Red Cross and defense slamp buying I in ob servance of Women at War week! from two to lour at parish hall. Mrs. II. II. Turner, presi dent. December 2. Canteen ladies lo hold very im porlant meeting al 7:311 in even ing al court house. H. E. O. CLUB HAS MEETING AT HOOPEtt HOME ON WEDNESDAY The II E. O. club held a do lighllul one-thirty o'clock lunch eon Wednesday at the .dtrartive home of Mrs. I.ydia Hooper on Harvard avenue honoring ;hc birthdav anniversary ol Mrs. D. T. Meyers. Lovely gills and a bcautilu! biithd iy cake were presented ;o Mrs. Meyers. Attractive bonqiieis of chrysanthemums were ar I ranged about the rooms. Covers I were placed for: .Mrs I . T Meyers, guest of honor. Mrs V 1 It. Gardner and Mrs. Esther tin- man and small son. Jimmy, guests, and Mrs. Mville or wond, Mrs A. 11. IVilin, Mrs S C. Dunn. Mrs. Percy Myi-rs. .Mrs. James Medill and the hostess, Mrs. I loopor. Five hundred was enjoyed dur ing Ihe alternoon with pi ies o ing lo Mrs. Perrin. Mrs. G.udnei land Mrs. Norwood. The nexl I inei-ting will be I vcember 2 u ' tin- borne of Mrs. D T Mevers Has My Approval Thoy eiro so efficient . . . Wash clothes hospital-clean . . . iron them beautifully and the cost is amazingly Inwl ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1942. 0f y - k'H Klllfli'. N,-VVM-lt,-VI,-W l.n I j, -.- Erney Orrin Radtke. An informal reception follow ed, at which time the wedding cake, which was decorated in the patriotic motif of rod, white anil blue, was cut and served and the toast lo the bride and bride groom was given by Slory lies. Individual wedding cakes were also given to the guests. The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dishman and son, Crab?, parents and brother of the bride; G. 1 Backstrom and Mrs. William M. Orr, grandfath er and great aunt of the bride; Mi's. E. 1'. Raillke, of I Hmsmuir, mother of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Story lies, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bnyor, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lludnell, Mrs. Albert Mlcelli and daughter. Miss Elennore, Miss Jeanne Dillard, Sgl. David Orpen and Rev. Melville T Wire. Following the reception, a fried chicken wedding breakfast was served lo twelve al the Ho tel Umpnua, after which the bride and bridegroom lett for coast points on Iheir honeymoon. They will make their home in the Kohlhageu apart incuts. The bride is one of Roseburg's most altraclivc young ladies. She was graduated from high school here in I '.HO ami is now employ ed al lies stoic. The bridegroom was graduated from high school at I Minsinuir In 1 ! l.'ti anil later was employed by Die railroad company anil is now in the If. S. service. VISITORS HONORED AT CARTER AND WIMBERLY HOMES Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Cailei and laughters. Shirley and Ann. and son. Harlan, I'lilei laineil I.i. ,tti I Mrs. Clark I. ly. id Coroiwido, Calil., and Mr. and Mrs. ',nu Jenkins as dinner guesis Thurs ilay evening al Iheir home on .Military t.licel. Following Ihe dinner, Mr. . in! Mrs. G. V. Winibci ly , nii i i.uned loi- Ihe Coruuado visitois al ;beii alrlarlive home on Gli-iiu slreet. oilier gnosis included: Mr. . no Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs II. It. Cirler. Mr. and Mis. I.. '. Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. E. : Wimberlj, Mr. ami Mrs. J. Wharton, Miss Jane Wharton. Frank Poole and Mr. anil Mis. E. I.. Knapp. Colored slide .ind nioliuo ,iie lilies were eu.,i-.l iliiruu; ;lu evening ami f.i i.-i- Mrs. Wimbei l.v served lovely . vh evbineiils. I.I. l.cedv w;,s .r.insb'rred from Honolulu. 1 1. man. to "en-.o cida. Fla.. anil Ihen to . 'm ,u.n lor li. lining in ibe t'. s. An torce. I.I. mid Mrs. l.ceih h spending tin- week here .isiiinr Ihe lalter's parents. Mr .m,l Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Mrs. 1 ,n formerly Miss Meredith Anne Jenkins ot this , i. FRETA HENDRICKSON ENTERTAINS IRIINOS AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY Miss Fret a I lendi ickson enli-r (allied a group id Iriends ,n :t cr lighllul "barn" parly al Ihe homo ol Mr. and Mis, Vernon Keel Salurilay evening. Games were inoyed and later lovely relrrsh mellls w ere sel A ed Those enioying Ihe eenni wilh Miss llemlriekson inilu.le.l Miss Ruth I leek. Mis. I.oii Helen Strange. Miss Fiances Innig. j.Mlss Jail,' AslnMillll. Miss 'ir Igiuia Kosctuml. 1 on o'Xed. Dale I Allx-rtus. liruee Douglas. 1 ; 1 1 1 Fair dick. Darrell G.uluay. I ie.l Car i neater, Ernest llodson and l.ero; Green. MISS BI TTY SIIOtMAhl II fcNTtHTAINS AT INFORMAL BREAKFAST SUNDAY Miss Hel.y Sh.ii'lnaker uln as mauled heie the alu-rnooii ol No ember '' entcrtaine-l Sunday morniii': al a delicluiol informal breakfast at the Hotel Kose, having as her euesis. her sister Miss D'Ann Shoemaker, Miss Florenee llatnillon. Miss Kolierla IMwaids and Miss Jeanne Smith, all students 'I l.'nivei i I ot i 'ri'goii. MISS BETTY SHOEMAKER :. , AND WALTER H. ALLEN MARRY SUNDAY AFTERNOON At ono of the loveliest wed dings of the season, Miss Bally Shoemaker, charming daughter 'of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker, I of this cilv, became the bride of Walter H. Allen, of Medford,' ut an impressive ceremony perform ed at one o'clock Sunday, Novem ber 15, by Dr. Morris H. Roach, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, at the home of the bride's I parents on Blakeley street, i Pink and white chrysanthe ! mums formed the bouquets about the rooms, while the fireplace 'was decorated entirely wldi wiutc- chrysanthemums and i while candles. I Preceding the wedding cere mony, Miss Gladys H. Strong ' plaved "Because," and followed , with the Bridal Chorus from 1 lihengi in. I 'I he bride, who was given n I marri.'';o Ir' her father was 'very attrac.ive in a Hour-length i v own of while jersey crepe I trimmed wilh crystal beads. Her l.ni,er-li) wedding veil was K'siiinncu v.un an altraclivc Juliet cap outlined with seed-pearls. She carried a white Bible, topped by an orchid. Miss D'Ann Shoemaker, :ister of the bniie, was maid of honor am ,..,s lively ill a floor-length olii' l.il.otn gown with overskn-t of blue net. She carried a .iosc gay of white pom pom chrysan liiernuins and pink rosebuds. Del- i her: Cliltoid, of Medford, acted as best man. 'I be bride's inollier was .'Mtrac live in a lloor -length gown of ; blue and her corsage was of pink 1 rosebuds. Madame M. J. Shoe i maker, paternal gr; in, mother of , Ibe bride, also wore a corsage j of pink rosebuds. A reception followed, at vhioh itime tie- beautiful tiered wedding i cake was cut by the bride and 1 In idegr join. The sol ving table, covered by an exquisite lace ..'loth j was centered by the wedding cake, flanked by flat arrange j mollis, of white chrysanihemc. v j and tail while l.ipors. Mrs. -'red I Hamilton and Mrs. S. J. Shoe ! maker, an aunl of the bride. ;p"iuvd. Miss Kooerla Edwards, I Miss Jeanne Smith. Mudonts at ' 1 'nivei sily of Oregon, and Miss j Anna Scripter, of .Medford, ':orv ' i'd and Miss Florence Hamilton had charge of the guest book. I The many beautiful wedding ; gins v.,'i cispniyeu la one ' oom Mrs1 llei nian K'ount. of McMinn ville. served the werldin:; cake. I For traveling Ihe bride choose I a winter while Jersey dress wilh brow n accessoi ies. Her ,'orsage ! was an orchid. Following a wed j ding trip lo const points, ihe bride and brideeionm will reside in iMcdlord. j oulollo.wi gnosis nlic tiding Ihe wedding included: Airs, ner ; man Knout, ol AleMinnvillo. idiss Corolla Wat.ig, Aliss Itober j la Edwards, Miss Jeanne Smith Miss Florem'e liainilion iiiui San I and llei liain Slioemaker, all slu ! dents al ( 'ui-ei'siiy of Oregon; '; ; ml Mr. .ind .Mi s. E. I . Scripter i an I daughli'r. Miss Anne, inr' i Air. and Mrs. I'elbeil Clillmd, ol ! Aledloi rl. i The bride is very v.eil known 'in ibis eily, having attended he . local schools anii was later grad , oated Irom the school of joiirna j lism al t'niveisily of ( iregon. (She was employed at Ihe iiose I burg News Review and is low society editor of the M.'dlnrd Mail Tribune, whole she will -on linue her duties. Th- bri'ieerooir, j is employed by Ihe I'nion il company al M dloi il. The bride was honoreil al seveial charming shower oariies holh in Medlord ami Roseburg, prior lo ihe wi-diling. RRIDGE CLUf) AND GUESTS ENTERTAINFO AT FIES HOME TUESDAY All'-. I.. K. Fies enl ,'laillcd llel'j budge club ami several guests it I . dehrhilid oneihirly o'l-lock ' desserl luncheon :il her'attrac. u-e I lionie in I .am elw noil 'I nesil.e. . t I ternoon. t 'In y s.inllieimims -orm- ed i preiiy muni lor the occa-! si n. C.neis wore placed lor Mrs. Scott ilham.s. Mrs. ineent I Iv'soiio!, .Mi-., w. h llawkins.l Alls J I . Mitchell. Mrs. i: S.i MeClaiii, M, s. M. i'. n,n-. ki r. Mrs i Maui lee I.. I 1 . 1 11 til.-1 k. All's i '. . I AicI ' i in, I. Mi Fred l.ockv.ood, Mrs. Paul Gc Ides. Alls K. 15 Van ' Xess ami Mis. E. A. ''eai so.:. Conli.iel hriil.e ,i:' enjoyed, dm ing the pleasani -ill. i noon i hours with Mi's. William:: win-! mug the guest pi ii- and Mrs. I l.ei'kwood v inniir; ihe high core J rich pi-i.'e wuh Mrs. r, arson I "inning second high : em , 1 NEW ROOKS RECEIVED I AT ROSBURC PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR NOVEMBLR The Ih.s, lun g public hor.irv, ant:ounee.s the lollowing new I books limn Ihe Readers' I'hoiiv' ol I'est Hooks lor oen;h : l.ieut, 'II nil's 1.,-eh . Res, S'l'CCl I er Aidticb. ' ' Frontier Passage. All'l I'enlge. j Rig Does' Oii l. M.n-v M- leiris. ! G,-i I h ,' K hmd Al '. II a lell, Sjielice. i Filly Years Relou Zero.' Charles D Ihowcr. I Tune ol My File, ;i tioiilier' doctor in Alaska, Harry c. De-i Vighpe. i Alaska I'ndcr Artr.y, Jean Pol-! (er. Salmlage" Si'Ciet War Against ! Ameiira. .Michael Sayei s. j Mountains. Carroll Laiv- V'?u ! lee. i Marry on Sunday i ti ! jf., lrtrX ' , a&f rgaJ l i-n,l l,v hti Mr. and Mrs. Miss Opal Cordon, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Cordon, of this city, became the bride of Jim Johnson, son of Mrs. Hollo Johnson, of Camas Valley, at an impressive ceremony at the bride's home in Ihe Kolilhagen apartments Sunday afternoon. Rev. II. P. Sconce, pastor of 4he First Uapiisl church of this city, performed the ceremony in the presence of a few close friends and relatives of the couple. An altraclivc setting was ar ranged for the ceremony by the use of baskets and bouquets of lovely chrysanthemums. Atten dants were Mrs. Maynard Byrd, Alls. Kenneth Good and the bride's two brothers, Darrcl and Roland Cordon. The bride was charming in a green ensemble. Her corsage was of violets, rosebuds and bou vaidia and she carried a white llihle topped by orange blossoms lied wilh streamers of white sal in ribbons. Following the ceremony, a re ception was held, at which time GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB HAS FIRST FALL MEETING ON THURSDAY 1 The Garden Valley Women's ! club held its first fall meeting at ja very delightful affair Thursday 'at Ihe clubhouse wilh Mrs. O. F. ! .Michel as a most gracious hos tess. Beautiful bouquets of e'hi'y i santhemums were used about Vhe loom. General discussion of club ac '. livilies lor the winter was held. at which time the group decided i to continue the P.ed Cross sew i in;;. Follow ing a very '.'iijoyabl" ! social hour, lovely :-eli'esbments ' were served bv Mrs. .Michel to: ! .Mrs. W. I.. Smiley, Mrs. J. An ! del-son. Airs. W. R. Denton, Mrs. Frank Denton, Mrs. W. D. Hess. Mis. R. A. Calhoun. Mrs. Walter i ( 'rosier, Mrs. J. I.. Denton, Mrs. F. I!. Douglas. Mrs. Harvey ' Ewens. Mrs. Elmer Hainplon. 'Mrs. II. M. Knapp. All's. Hugh j Ritchie, Mrs. Adam Schneider, Mis. Clem Schneider. Mrs. eler , Sinclair and Airs. Belle Walker. The nexl meeting will be De i comber ,'t al the clubhouse w ith Airs. Harvey Ewens as hostess. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS AT CLUCK HOME ON WEDNESDAY j The Roseburg Art and Em j broidery club met at Ihe George ; Cluck home Wednesday w ilh j Airs. Ilolimeister as hostess. Mrs. Dui land and .Mrs. W. E. Mm an well- welcomed into the club as new members, j Plans were made fur Ihe an i nuat Christmas party to he held j December 11, al Ihe home of Mrs. iEail Decker. .Members are ask ed lo each bring a ;ioc gilt lo the ' party. j Following the social alternoon : Mrs. I lofimeistei' served 'ovely 'refreshments lo : Airs. C. i Bailey . Alls. William Bailey, Mrs. , Frank Heels, Airs. Frank Bergh. i Mrs, George Chick, Airs. Glenn j Cox. Mrs. Earl Deckel'. .Mrs. I.ueie Ingels. Airs. E. Rhoads. Airs. 11. F. Snyder. Mrs. J. G. Stephenson and Airs. Thei nian ' Smith. j The next regular meeting will I be held I iccembei' 2 at Ihe home i of .Mrs. Smith at Mil .V Parrot) ! street. MIDWEEK BIBLE CLASS MEETS THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Alid Week Bible class met Thins, lay ;it the home of Mrs. J. Fcldk.imp in the Kohlhagen apartments. Beaiililul I. ill Bow els v ere arranged aluuil Ihe lo. ins. The Bible si'io,' was SI .Matthew, chapter P. Those present were Mis. O. Feldkamp and son. Jerry, and .Mrs. J. C. Giovanini, guests, and Rev. and Airs, W. A. Sylwester and sons. John and Herbert, Mrs. V. Andr.'iieff. Mrs. E. Brink mover. Airs. Ii. Hehard. Airs. A. Si-hlick. .Mrs. I,. Voigt, Mrs. Er nie and the hostess. .Mrs. IVld kainp. Afternoon - K s M mho. .N,-Wh-ll,:vic-w- i-.imluvoiK Jim Johnson Ihe bride and bridegroom cut the beautiful wedding cake, which was topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom. Mrs. W. H. Cor don and Mrs. Kenneth Good served. The bride is very well known here, having attended the local schools and is now employed at the Umpqua hotel. The bride groom was educated in Texas and is now employed at the Johnson mill in Camas Valley. Ho expects to enter the U. S. armed forces in January. Mr. and Mrs. John son are making their home at Ihe Kohlhagen apartments. Saturday evening, preceding the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Good entertained at a very enjoyable pre nuptial party lion oiing the bride and bridegroom elect at their home in Laurel wood. Beautiful fall flowers were arranged about the rooms. Attractive gifts were presented to the guests of honor and refresh men's were so,ve 1 hy Mr. and Mrs. Good, assisted by G. M. lies. About tweniy live were present for the parly. W. C. T. U. HAS INTERESTING MEETING AT KOHLHAGEN HOME The Roseburg W. C. T. I.', held a very interesting meeting Wed nesday afternoon at the attrac tive home of Mrs. L. Kohlhagen, Si-., on Military street. Mrs. Arthur Marsh, Douglas county W. C. T. U. president, gave a very fine report on ihe convention held at Grants Pass. Mr. Annie L. Russell, local "res ident, conducted the business meeting and reports of the rum mage sales sponsored by the or ganisation were presented. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held next Friday afternoon, November 21. and all day Salur ilay, November US, at Ihe former Thrift store building on North Jackson street. .Mrs. J. D. Osborn, Mrs. V. J. Mioolli and Mrs. Will iam Adair arc in charge of the project. A social hour followed and ;he group enjoyed looking at Airs. Kohlhagen's collection of hollies. Mrs. A. J. Slarmer and Mi's. J. B. Needham, hostesses for ihe afternoon, served lovely ,'efresh ments al Ihe lea hour. The iea table was covered by a beautiful lace cloth and centered by an attractive arrangement of .u liiniu flowers. Mrs. .Marsh pour ed. The next meeting will be De cember 9 al Ihe home of .Mrs. C. W. Groves at M2 Brockway street. SPECIAL FEATURES TO BE ENJOYED AT BIBLE STUDY CLASS MEETING The final lesson on the intro duction to Ihe Book of Revela tions will be held at ihe text meeting of Dr. R. L. Dunn's non denominational Bible study class Monday evening at 7:-ir o'clock at the dining hall of the : Vug las hotel. Specie! features wiil also be enjoyed and the Gideon male quartette will sing. Charles 1. Spellman, Hebrew ovcngclist, I .os Angeles, will be the :;uest speaker. Air. Spellman has rpok en to the class about once a vear for some five or six years. The members arc looking forward to .Monday night's meeting with special interest. The average class attendance is about sixty. All persons interested are cordi ally invited. MR. AND MRS. HOFFMEISTER HONORED AT DINNER AND SOCIAL EVENING FRIDAY Mr. and Mis. Charles Hoff meister. who have just recently moved to Portland to make Iheir home and enter defense work, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Morris II. Roach and children. Hetty, Morris, Jr.. and Robert. Friday evening al their home .it the Presbyterian manse. Following the enjoyable din ner, hour, the members of Mr. Holfmoistcr's Sunday school class presented a fountain pen as a farewell cilt to htm. social hour followed. PRESBYTERIANS TO HOLD POTLUCK SUPPER NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Mrs. Frank It. Millican and Rev. Forrest Travialle, represent-j ing the board of foreign missions I of the Presbyterian churcn, win bo guest speakers at the six thirty o'clock potluek supper to be held Monday evening at the church parlors. Mrs. Millican is a returned missionary from China and Rev. Mr. Travialle, who was former ly a minister in this presbytery, returned here from Thialand, whee he was engaged in mis sionary work, prior to the out break of the present war. Mrs. Millican and Rev. Mr. Travialle are devoting all of their time be iwpen November 13 and Novem ber 30 to visiting Presbyterian 'chinches in this oresbvtcrv in cluding Roseburg, Ashland, Cen tral Point, Jacksonville, Klamath Falls, Tule Lake, Medford, Ma lin, Rcedsport, Glendale and Grants Pass. Mrs. Clair K. Allen is chair man of arrangements for Ihe pot luck supper. Mrs. J. P. Motsch enbacher's Sunday school class of girls, will assist and Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, Mi-s M P Rarrell and Mrs. O. S. I Chambers will have charge of ii r-. n ill serving, mi:,, nuim-, be in charge of the special music. Everyone attending has been asked to bring a covered dish for the supper. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB i HAS DELIGHTFUL POTLUCK SUPPER MEETING MONDAY The Junior Woman's club held a Heliohtfol six-thirtv o clock not i luck supper meeting Monday ev- I ening at the clubhouse wnn rare, j George Hammer as chairman, j Chrysanthemums were used in 'ibe attractive decorations. Covers were nlaccd for Mrs. Don Auer and Mrs. Melvin Bunch, of Portland, gnosis, and Mrs. J. E. llenbcst, president, Mrc Pnirv 'I'hii'le. Mrs. Edwin I Gardner, Miss Betty Strong, Mrs. I e.,n.,n, l-l...Tirvnt. lVfi-c linn John son Mrs Fletcher Gardner. Miss Dorothy Crocker, Miss Athalie Taylor, Mrs. carl wassom, ivus. Allen Cordon, Mrs. Don White, Miss Beatrice Cooney and Miss Myrle Erickson. H,I.. - HhvlnP ' M-hfl li:,S JV113. IVI AH I IfcJSV " I . . f . (. A I7n,l i Cnel gC Ol Hie illliei ii-on inn j Cross sewing here, gave a talk to the group regarding work to be done in helping with the sew ing. During the evening hours i the group worked on articles for Ihe rummage sale, which was held Friday and Saturday of this week. MRS. LOUIS FULLERTON ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON A pale blue and yellow motif was beautifully carried out on .the serving, table used Friday by Mrs. Louis Fullerton, when she entertained her bridge club at a charming one-thirty o'clock salad luncheon at her attractive home at Winston. Lovely bouquets of colorful chrysanthemums were I used about the rooms. ; Covers were placed for Mrs. II. ! M. Turner and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, guests, and Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher. Mrs. L. L. Wim beily, Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. Phil Marth, Mrs. S. C. Richmond and the hostess, Mrs. Fullerton. Contract b:id.:e was enjoyed during (lie afternoon with Mrs. Porter winning high score; Airs. Turner, second high score, and Mrs. Motscheiibacher, traveling prize. MRS. DICK FIRMAN HONORED AT LOVELY SURPRISE PARTY The members of the A. B. C. club surprised Mrs. Did; Firman, who was recently married, al a very charming party at her home in the Nortl.side apart ments Tuesday aUernooji. j Attractive fall flowers were arraneed ahoot Ibe moms unit the members presented lovely gins 10 .mis. rirman. visiting and sewing were enjoyed and at i the tea hour, delicious refresh-! inenls were served to Mrs. Fir man, guests of honor. Mrs. H. L. Slrickling. Mrs. Fred L. John I son, Mrs. S. S. Welker, Miss Ella j Moore, Mrs. Alma Orr and Mrs. W. E. Slrickling. 1 EVANGELISTIC SERVICES 'SF-i- -A, ask m Sbe vet ri-each at bo!i- ;e,(, SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY An ' enjoyable . afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs. Edith Wriston, on Cobb street, Thurs- A short business meeting was H held at which time the next meeting dale was changed from November 26, whicn is maiiks giving, to the following day, No vember 27. At this meeting plans will be made for the Christmas dinner. The rest of the afternoon was soent in playing bingo. Mrs. Enore Fisher won the grand prize. At the tea hour refreshments were served by the hostess, as sisted by Mrs. Marjorie Case beer, to Mrs. L. Jones, Miss Nor ma Fisher, Mrs. Mildred Nelson, Mrs. Enore Fisher, Mrs. Kather I no Ballou, Mrs. Palsy Fisher, Miss Elizabeth Paul, Mrs. Lucia Ingles, Mrs. E. E. Emmitt, Mrs. Mary Princen, Mrs. Helen Prill cen, Miss Bernardino Princen, Mrs. Marjorie Casebeer. The next meeting will be held on November 27, at. the home of Mrs. Edith Wrislcn, 516 Cobb street. ,0 DORIS RAND HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY FRIDAY EVENING Doris Rand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rand, celebrated her eleventh birthday anniver sary at a delightful party at her home Friday evening. Nine guests were invited and lovely gifts were presented to Doris from Susan Motschenbacher, Cynthia Sue Turner, Ida Cham berlin. Barbara Rand, Holly Nicholas, Marilyn Morton, Marie Short, Harriet Booth and Shirley Helweg. Games were played and later Mrs. Rand, assisted by son, John, served delicious refreshments at a table covered by a beautiful handmade lace cloth and center ed with a birthday cake and a mixed bouquet of chrysanthe- n ' mums. CAPT. AND MRS. BARNEY HONORED AT POTLUCK DINNER SATURDAY NIGHT Captain and Mrs. John A. Bar ney were guests of honor at il de lightful politick dinner Saturday evening at the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. Donn Rudabaugh on East Lane street. Covers were placed for Captain and Mrs. Harney, guests of hon or, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wimeri and son, Barney, Mr. .and Mrs. Paul McGowan and daughter, Joyce, and Mr. and Mis. Rada, baugh and daughter, Nancy. Visiting was enjoyed Jut-in;; Ihe pleasant evening hour. lilr jl r i Hi i i TOOKS are a subtle tribute to the intelligence and good taste of both donor and recipi cnt. Hundreds to choose from at only 50c, 85c and 5l.no. Roseburg BOOK STORE 217 N. Jackson AT THE Methodist Church LED BY Rev. D. Willia Caffray Nov. 15-29, at 7:30 p. rn. Hear Her Stirring Gospel Messagoj on Sunday. Special music.