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ROSEBURG NFWS-RFVIEW, ROCEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ?5, 1943. Society and Clubs BY LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER FORMER YONCALLA BOY MARRIES IN TEXAS YONCALLA, Oct. 19 Word has been received from Corpus Christie, Texas, of the marriage of Albert Palmer former Yon calla boy and Miss Josephine Buxkemper, daughter of Mr. and Airs. Otto Buxkemper of Cor pus Christi. The wedding took place in the Corpus Christi Ca thedral, Saturday night, Oct 9. The groom attended school here for a number of years, graduat ing from Yoncalla high with the class of '41. He is with the U. S. navy in Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Pal mer will spend several days here in the near future on their honeymoon. ANNUAL HOMECOMING TO BE HELD BY EASTERN STAR THURSDAY NIGHT Roseburg Chapter of Eastern Star will observe its annual homecoming Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Masonic tem ple. All visiting members and members are cordially invited to be present. Miss Phoebe Hawthorn will present a group of her high school pupils In a delightful pro gram at eight o'clock. Past ma trons and past patrons will be special guests of honor. Mrs. W. M. Campbell and Mrs. A. J. Kill son will be co-chairmen of the hostess committee. Miss Gladys FRIDAY - STARTS 11:30 P.M. I screen r &L 1 "THE LEOPARD f$?r SPS ADMISSION 50c INCLUDING TAX NO CHILDRENS TICKETS NOTE: This is a separate show from our regular Friday program and re quires a separate ticket. Box Office Opens 11 P. M. HUNT'S INDIAN THEATRE RECEPTION GIVEN BY CLUB FOR TEACHERS SL'THERLIN, Oct. 20 The Parent Teachers club reception honoring the Sutherlln school teachers was a very enjoyable occasion. Mrs. Howard Wahl, the president presided and Mrs. W. A. Gilchrist the principal intro duced the teachers who are: Mrs. Rubert Irving, Mrs. W. A. Gil christ, and Albert Gillette, high school and Mrs. Hazel Davis, Mis. Elsie Spackman, Mrs. Tora Powell, and Mrs. Lois Palmer of the grades. The program: Piano solo, Betty Rusk; reading, Ruth Penis: tap dance, Beverly Pope; duet, Mary Cooper and Erma Martin; duet, Mrs. Clifford Par lott and Mrs. Lawerance Robert son; trumpet solo, Albert Gil lette. At the close of the evening the Parent Teachers club served ice cream and cake. H. Strong, worthy matron, will preside. . MR. STONER IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY SUTHERLIN, Oct. 20 -Mrs. Pete Stoner entertained with a surprise birthday party, honor ing her husband Saturday eve ning. A very enjoyable evening was spent and at a late hour de licious refreshments were served to the guest of honor Pete Ston er and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Pope, Mr. and Mis. Harvey Ritchey. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Poter, Mrs. Claud Ascuena, June Potter, Dee Rietman, Gloria Bee croft, Charles Paris and the hostess, Mrs. Pete Stoner. JIM TISON IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY DAYS CREEK, Oct. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Sid Tison were hosts at a charming dinner party at their home Wednesday evening, the oc casion being the thirteenth birth day anniversary of their son, Jim, Covers were arranged at the attractively appointed tables for Mr. and Mrs. Pete Uiam Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and l !aughters, Delia and Doris, Leon .ml Jim Moore, Tim 1 ison anu Mr. and Mrs. Tison. The hen orec received many useful -gilts. GLIDE P.-T. A. MEET FRIDAY NIGHT GLIDE. Oct. 20 -The Glide P. T. A. will meet Friday evening at the schoolhouse to welcome the teaching staff. A representa tive of the Fourth Fighter Com mand will be present to talk on the new set-up for. observation posts. A social hour will follow. Members and friends of the P. T. A as well as all post observ ers, are urged 1o attend. SOCIAL NIGHT TO BE HELD AT GRANGE FRIDAY Riversdale grange has announc ed a social night affair for Fri day at 8 o'clock at the hall. Members and their friends have been invited. Dancing will be en joyed and refreshments will be served. UB AUXILIARY SEWING CL TO MEET ON THURSDAY Members of the George Starm- er sewing club are requested to bring their noon lunch ana meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. A. Taylor on West Mosher street. The afternoon will be spent in I sewing for the veterans hospital. STARTS TODAY 4 DAYS lie-40c-50c yttDSAfc 2.7lm. J iillM'TOilliMtlirTlfff'W r Molt tHiou ih the Watf I I III niWllii... inf MISS WALLACE BECOMES , BRIDE OF MR. ZIMMERS MVRTI.E CREEK. Oct. 20 The lovely country home of. Mr. nnrl Mi- Trnv A. Wallace was the scene of n quiet and Imnres- slve wenuing ceremonv, which united In marriaee their eldest flmit'hter, Miss Louelln May. and Frank IaVerne Zimmers. F 2'c of Eugene, at 2 o'clock, Wednes day. October 13. The groom, attired in n sailor uniform, with his brother. George F. Zimrr.ers, proceeded to the im r.mvM nltor: an archway cov ered with cedar, flanked on eith er side hv large bounuets of dah lias and oi her fall flowers. In the hridal procession were l.nvina Wallace, sister of the bride, and Dorno Vanhorn. flow er girl: Susla Shaw, maid of hon or, and the bride on her father's arm who cave her In marriage The bride wore a traveling suit, two-piece crone, with hat and ploves of fuschia red. and rai-rinrl a hoimuet of red and white carnations, white sweet peas, and ferns tied with a large ribbon bow. The rinir sprvice was road by E. W. Powell, minister of the lo cal Christian church. Following the recention, the tift were nnened and the bride cut the wedding cake which was beautifully decorated ana lonpeu h.. n mlniniure bride and groom, after which they took their de- nnrlnr amid a shOWer Of TlCe. Mrs. Wallace, assisted by her sis mr mh Dm- Ravnor and Mrs. Est'ello Miniken had charge of the serving. Those from out of town were: Mrs. J. E. Foote and son Allan vo,.rm nrifl Geo. F. Zlmmers, Eugene; Mrs. Estelle Miniken, I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raynor, Le land Troub, Dorene Vanhorn, Bremerton, Wash., Art J. Ditter and Loretta Shaw, Sweet Home, .r.. i r Valentine and daugh ter, Mrs. Virginia Boyd, Winches ter bay. a ri.- n oiinrt visit to Grants Pass and other southern Oregon points, Mr. and Mrs. Zimmer ex pect to return 10 ui eim-i ion, Wash. MRS. DEWITT IS HOSTESS TO TILLICUM CLUB ciiTHi.-nT.iN. Oct. 20 The Tillicum bridge club met at the home ol Mrs. wuiihiu Tuesday afternoon. The rooms were very beautiful with large bouquets ot Ian noweis nu leaves. The afternoon was sient in plaving auction bridge after which 'a delicious luncheon was erved to the following: Mrs Paul Trozell, Mrs. Harry Barker, Mrs. Edward Lamor.-aux, Mrs. George Green, Mrs. Britlatn Slack, Mrs. A. L. Cooper, Mrs. Wilbur Pavne, Mrs. Anton Coen enberg, Mary Alice Randall, Mrs Lawerance Robertson, Mrs. Clif ford Parrott and the hostess, Mrs. William DcWitt. Mrs. Payne won high, Mrs. Parrott, low and Mrs. Coenenberg the traveling goose. L. T. L. RALLY TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY The public has been invited to the Loval Temperance Legion rally to be held at 4:15 o'clock Friday, October 22, at the Metho dist church. Boys and girls be tween the ages of six and 14 are esneciallv invited. Various L. T. L. groups will take part on the program, which will include the following num-hnrc- skit hv the flvint? tieers. accordion solo by Leon Arney of the Deer treck L,. T. L,., recitation by Raymond Hall of the Busy ' Bees, and song "Mary Had a Lit tle Cold" by the North Central group. StODS Over Her Mrs. TVlhert Abraham -of Qlendale stonned over here yesterday to attend to business and visit en route tn Seattle to visit her daughter Mrs. .lonn liyron (Nancy Roland) of this city. VITAL STATISTICS BORN DAUBENSPECK To Mr. and Mrs. Doral Daubenspeck, Suther lin, at Mercy hospital, Tuesday, October 19, a son, Wayne Mol lis; weight seven pounds. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS BANGS Jerry versus Guina vere I. Bangs: married at Gold Beach, Ore., Sept. 22, 1932; desertion. Local News F. S. Club Plans Meeting The next meeting of the F. S. club has been announced for Tuesday, Oc tober 2t, to be held at the home of Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield. Here From Eugene J. E. Woodworth of Eugene is spend ing a couple of days in this city attending to business. Attend To Business Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dillard of this city have been spending the last couple of days in Portland attend ing to business. Back From California Ray Ruebel, of the Strout Really agency on South Stephens street In this city, has returned from a business trip to San Francisco and Oakland. Job's Daughters to Hold Sale Roseburg bethel of Job's Daugh ters has. announced a rummage sale to be held Saturday, Octo ber 23. The place of the sale will be announced later. H. E. C. to Meet Thursday The Evergreen Home Economics club will meet Thursday for an all-day session with a 12:30 o'clock politick luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. E. Baker at Coos Junction. West Melrose Club to Meet The West Melrose club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home if Mrs. Charles Criteser. New la dies in the community arc invit ed especially to meet the mem bers of the club. P. N. G. Meeting Channed The Past Noble Grand's club will meet Thursday night at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper at the I. O. O. F. hall Instead of Fri day as previously announced. Home For Visit Mrs. R. L. Sauer i Virginia Ilenbest) arriv ed here yesterday to spend 10 days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ilenbest. Before her marriage, she was employed at the locai telephone office. Miss Freadman Here Miss Marjorie Freadman of Portland arrived here last nighl to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Freadman. Before going to Port land, she was employed at the telephone office here. Public Fund Aids Lad To Get Grave Operation VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct. 20 (CP! Eight-year-old Melvin Gilliland will leave here Monday night bound for Temple univer sity clinic at Philadelphia where it is hoped doctors can remove an iron staple that has been lodg ed in his lung for more than a year. Melvin will be accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Norman Gilli land, on a trip made possible through a fund that began after publication of his plight In a newspaper and realized about $1, 400 in little more than a week. The lad swallowed the staple while playing in Star City, Sask., where his parents lived before coming to Vancouver. Three- op erations without surgery were unsuccessful In removing the sta ple. His parents did not have the money to take Melvin to the Phil adelphia hospital where such operations were reported to have been successful. Mussolini Would Quit As Fascist Party Head BERN, Switzerland. Oct. 20 (API A Budapest disnatch to the Swiss newspaper Gazette De Lausanne said today that , Ben ito Mussolini had indicated his inlention to resign as head of Italy's "fascist republican govern ment" and had asked the direc tors of the party In Berlin to name Marshal Rodolfo Grazlaiii as Ills successor. The dispatch said the former duce never had left 'Germany, although he was reported to have returned to Home from Germany alter his "liberation" by nazi par achutists. Italians in Budapest, the dispatch added, said that Mussolini had never actively participated in the new govern ment, which was "against his heart." Mid week Bible Class to Meet The Mid week Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church ll meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. A. Sylwester at 1170 Military street with Mrs. Al vinu.Meuseh as co-hostess. Mem bers and friends are invited. Returns to Portland Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar has returned to her home in Portland, follow ing a trip here to he guest at the Douglas Public Health associa tion dinner Monday night. Mrs. Dunbai is secretary of the Ore gon Tuberculosis association. She was accompanied here by her small grandson. Traffic Law Breakers Fined in Justice Court Fines on pleas of guiltv to charges of I raffle law violations worn renm-led hv .Tudpe TllOmas Hart f let of the local justice court i today as follows: Louis M. Webb, sin nvi'iliMU'ih load, and $15. ax- I le overload; Raymond Jeuh, $10, failure to stop at a railroad crossing; John A. Beall, $30, speeding. STARTS TODAY-4 BIG DAYS triple acticLhK ...!lL 1L.1 A LI- J-J - ...wiui mat irouoie hunting trio...!! mi mm 0 THE THREE MESQUITEERS BOB STIILI TOM TYLIR JIMMIE DODO ALSO Tht Last ChapUr ' "PERILS OF NYOKA" it 2d Western if "RED" CATCHES UP WITH THE KILLERS! LYNN MERRICK CLANCY COOPER EMMETT "Pappy" LYNN BUY I IT BONDS BUY BONDS Romaniello Decisions Pease in Hot Battle PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 20 (AP Leo Romaniello, Portland ship yard fighter, decisioned Mickey Pease last night for the slugging policeman's first defeat but got up olf the floor to do it. The former New York scrapper hit the canvas in the fifth round under a vicious body attack. He took an eight-count and then came back strong, winning the 10 round bout through aggres siveness. Romaniello weighed 1.19: Pease, 1484. Other results: Joey Alblna, 158, Portland, de cisioned Roy Dunn, 102, Vancou ver, in six rounds; LcRoy Mc Queen. 163, Portland, won a tech nical knockout over John Harris, 158, navy: Mickey Finn, 140. na vy, won a technical knockout over Lee Henderson, 110, Portland. Picnic Enjoyed at Davis Place Those enjoying a picnic Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs. Geary Davis at their Lane mountain place in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slovall, Mr. and Mrs. William Stark, Louis Bell, Hazel and Ilea Brad for and Diane Garcia, Move Here From Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Daniels have mov ed from Tacoma, Wash., to Douglas county and will make their home on the Jones ranch in Riversdale. Mrs. Daniels is a sister of Mrs. C. T. Tipton and Miss Pearl and Ben Jones, of Roseburg, and Miles Jones, of Myrtle Creek. Enjoying Leave Bill Shapro, seaman second class in the sea bees, arrived at his home in Yon calla last Friday to visit his moth er and sisters on 10-day leave. He spent yesterday in Roseburg visit ing friends. Bill attended Rose burg senior high school last year ind was graduated in June. While here, he made his home at the residence of Judge and Mrs. Carl E. Wimherly on East Lane street. 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