NEWS-REVIEW, - ftQSEBU.Rg;RE60Nt SATURDAY, DECEMBER 33, l?4?.
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Soctd Calendar
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Celebrate Golden Wedding
Sunday December 24
First Presbyterian church choir
to present Christmas cantata,
"The Chorus in the Skies," text
by Edith Sanford Tillotson and
music by Fred B. Holtori, at 7:30
p. m. at church. E. S. Hall, direc
tor; Mrs. Homer Grow; organist,
and Mrs. Max Pcnnie, pianist.
Public invited.
Monday December 25
St. Pauls Lutheran church
Sunday school and choir will pre
sent annual Christmas program
at 7:30 p. m. at church. Members
and friends cordially invited.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim
ble club meeting postponed.
Tuesday December 26
Eagles auxiliary regular meet
ing at 8 p. m. at Eagles hall.
Job's Daughters installation
postponed until later date.
Wednesday December 27
Social club of George Starmer
auxiliary to U. S. W. V. to hold
alinual Christmas party at 12:
So o'clock no-hostess dinner at
home of Mrs. Margaret Kodgers,
201 Haynes St. Those attending
are asked to bring their own ta
ble service.
All ladies of St. Joseph's par
ish are invited to attend a meet
ing of Circle No. 1 at the parish
house at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Krogel
and Mrs. Lucy Jennings will be
joint hostesses. Ladies attending
are asked to bring a 25 cent gift
to exchange.
The Department of Oregon Vet
erans of Foreign Wars and Pat
rick W. Kelly auxiliary to spon
sor dance at 7:30 p. m. at Veter
ans Facility. Members and friends
invited.
Thursday December 28
Junior Division of First Chris
tian church to meet in evening
at home of Mis. Len B. Fishback
on South Kane street.
Lady Elks social meeting at 8
o'clock at temple with Mis. Har
ry Pinniger, Mrs. Jack Boor and
Mrs. Bert Anderson, hostesses.
Prizes for high scores in pinochle
and contract bridge.
Annual Union Sunday school
convention beginning at 10 a. m.
at First Christian church in Rose
burg. Potluck luncheon at noon.
Closing program number at 4
o'clock in afternoon. Mrs. R. D.
Knigge, president. Special speak
ers obtained for interesting pro
gram. All Sunday schools invit-
ifsouth Umpqua Ladies club to
meet at schoolhouso for potluck
luncheon and exchange of Christ
mas gifts at 1 p. m.
Saturday December 30
Riversdale grange to sponsor
gonial affair and dance at 9 n.
m. at hall. Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Tipton and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Myers in charge of kitchen committee.
Roseburg Country club to spon
sor a holiday dance at 9 p. m. at
clubhouse. Open to the public.
Tickets may be purchased from
any member of the dance com
mittee or at lies drug store;
MRS. CHARLES HARY
ENTERTAINS GROUP OF
FRIENDS FRIDAY EVENING
Mrs. Charles Hary, nee Caro
lyn Allen, entertained a group of
friends at a charming seven-thirty
o'clock dessert-supper at the at
tractive home of her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, on
Watson street last evening. The
Christmas motif was beautifully
carried out in the decorations.
Covers were placed for: Mrs.
Robert Harris, Mrs. Eugene Pow
ell, Miss Joanne Hume, Miss Me-ta-Marie
Amiot, Miss Patricia Mc
Clintock, Miss Athalie Taylor,
Miss Anita Young and the host
ess, Mrs. Hary. The hostess was
assisted in serving by her moth
er, Mr. Clair K. Allen.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the pleasant evening
hours.
COUNTRY CLUB TO
SPONSOR HOLIDAY
DANCE DECEMBER 30
A very charming holiday dance
ivltl a -.n,ir.Anr! K,r tvinm.
;Ys of the Rosebure Country
club at 9 p. m. Saturday, Dec. 30,
at the clubhouse. The affair will
be open to the public and a fine
orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music for the occa
sion. Tickets for the dance may be
purchased from any member of
the committee or at lies drug
store.
P. W. E. CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL CHRISTMAS
PARTY ON MONDAY
Mrs. William Mills entertained
the P. W. E. club at her home on
East Washington street Monday.
A spirit of festivity radiated from
the glowing Christmas tree and
from cheery' red tapers in Yule
log holders which graced tables
and buffet. The dinner and visit
ing were enjovea by: Mrs. Joseph
Fest, Mrs. Roy J. Smith. Mrs.
William Miller. Mrs. Claude Ben-
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Photo by Bishop s studio. Ncws-Rpvlew engraving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fullerton
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fullerton,
prominent Roseburg residents,
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Tuesday evening,
December 19, at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher, in
Laurelwood, with about thirty
relatives and close friends in at
tendance. The holiday motif was very at
tractively carried out in the
rooms, while the dining table,
covered by a very beautiful cloth,
was centered by a bowl of gold
colored chrysanthemums, tall
ivory tapers and a lovely deco
rated wedding cake.
Mrs. Clyde Fullerlon, a daugh
ter, poured and Mrs. Jack Kirk
ham, Portland, another daughter,
served the wedding cake. Many
beautiful gifts and cards were
presented to the guests of honor.
Ida May Howard and J. B.
Fullerton were married in Can
yonville, December 19, 1894, and
resided there until moving to
Roseburg about 20 years ago.
They make their home at 824
Templin street. They are mem
bers of the Methodist church and
Mr. Fullerton is Douglas county
bailiff.
Mr. and Mrs. John Arzner, who
are now residents of Riddle, were
married on the same date as the
Fullertons and had hoped to
spend the day with them, but
were unable to be present.
The Fullertons are the parents
ot eleven children, ten of whom
are living and include: Mrs. Ethel
McMullen, Portland;. Corwin Ful
lerton, , Roseburg; Mrs. J. L.
Roberts (Claire) San Francisco,
and her twin, Clyde Fullerton,
Roseburg; Ralph Fullerton,
Salem; Louis J. Fullerton, Rose
burg; Mrs. Adrain Fisher, .Rosc
burg; Mrs. Jack (Ruth) Kirk
ham, Portland; Emmett Fuller
ton, naval air forces serving on
a carrier in the Atlantic, and his
twin, Mrs. Kenneth (Emma)
Good, of Redding, Calif.
Mrs. Good, of Redding and Mrs.
Kirkham, of Portland, were pres
ent for the anniversary celebra
tion in addition to the members
of the family residing here.
The Fullertons have ten grand
children: Bob and Delmar Mc
Mullen. both of the U. S. navy
and the former being home on
leave and present at the celebra
tion; Mrs. Cecile Roberts Ra
monzeo and Llo"d Roberts, San
Francisco; Jerry and D'Ann Ful
lerton, Larry Fisher and Mollie
Fullerton, all of Roseburg; La
Donna Kirkham, Portland and
Roger Good, Reddine, Calif. The
Fullertons also have one great
granddaughter Roslie Ramonzeo
and one great-grandson, Dickie
Ramonzeo, San Francisco.
Marry in Roseburg
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Photo by Bishop's studio. Npws-Revlew wiuravlng.
Sgt. and Mrs. Otis Conn
Miss Pauline Dowling, attrac
tive daughter of Mrs. H. Trent,
of Melrose, became the bride of
Sgt. Otis Conn, U. S.army air
forces, son of J. F. Conn of Mel
rose, at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. H. P. Sconce in Roseburg
December 2. The ceremony was
nerformed at one-forty-five o'
clock by Rev. Mr. Sconce.
The bride wore a blue suit with
nett, Miss Betty Strong, Miss
Delia Rice, Mrs. Cliff Hunnicutt
and daughter, Melanie, and the
hostess. Mrs. Mills, with Mrs.
Ruth Reece and Mr. Mills Join
ing the party later in the eve-nincr.
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Merry Xmas
to all of you
from all of us
at
Jacobs Kennels
matching accessories and a cor
sage of gardenias and white car
nations. Mrs. Jerry Horn, cousin
of the bridegroom, was matron
of honor and Otto Conn, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man.
Others present were: Mr. and
Mrs. H. Trent and sons. Jack,
Junior and Paul- Mrs. Walter
Kruse. Miss Ruby Matthews, and
Mrs. H. P. Sconce and son, Mar
vin. and daughter. Peggy Lou.
PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR
TO PRESENT BEAUTIFUL.
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
The public is lnvltod to attend
the evening service Sunday, Dec.
zi, at tne fresoyterian cnurcn.
The members of the choir will
present a cantata "The Chorus In
the Skies." bv Edith Sanford Til
lotson and Fred B. Holton. The
music Introduces . well-known
Christmas carols. .
Organ prelude "Jesu Bam
bino," by Pletro Yon. , .
Hymn, prayer.
O Hills and Vales of Bethle
hem, choir.
While Shepherds Watched, so
prano and alto duet and choir,
Miss Melva Jean Pennle, Mrs.
Earl Plummer.
Scripture Luke 2::l-20.
Room in Mv Heart for Thee.
solo and choir, Mr. Ralph Church.
Come and Worship, choir.
Peace, Good Will, women's two
part chorus.
Offertory, violin solo, "Holy
City," Adams; by Mrs. Morris H.
Roach.
Glory to God, soprano solo and
choir, Miss Melva Jean Pennie.
Mary Watched Beside the Man
ger, alto obligalo and choir, Mrs.
Earl Plummer.
Scripture Matthew 2:1-11. "
Follow Yonder Star, tenor solo,
bass solo, men's chorus, women's
chorus, and choir.
The Lord Is Come, choir.
Benediction.
Postlude Hallelujah Chorus
from the Messiah, by Handel.
Sopranos: Mrs. A. C. Austin,
Mrs. Frank Bergh. Miss Louise
Blake, Miss Doris Dunning, Miss
Vera Fredrickson, Miss - Melva
Jean Pennie, Miss Janice Plum
mer, Miss Bettle Mae Quist, Miss
Helen Wann.
Altos; Miss Marilyn Harpham,
Mrs. Earl Plummer, Mrs. Morris
Roach.
Tenors: Ralph Church. Miss
Maurlne Moore, Max Pennie.
Bass: L. L. Mooro, J. A. Pink-
erton, Robert Roach, E. A.
Springer.
Organist, Mrs. Homer Grow;
pianist, Mrs. Max Pennie; direc
tor, E. S. Hall.
TWELVE AND WON
CLUB HAS ANNUAL
HOLIDAY PARTY
The Twelve and Won club en
joyed its annual Christmas party
at a delicious potluck luncheon
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Eu
nice Sory. The holiday motif was
carried out in the decorations.
Bernardine Princen acted as San
ta Claus and presented a gift to
each member and guest.
A short busin"ss meeting was
held and Mrs. Hargis was wel
comed into the ciub as a new
member. Visiting and games were
emoyed with Margaret Ritzman
winning the high prize and Mary
Princen winning the low prize.
Those present were: Mrs. Har
gis, Mrs. Mary Princen, Mrs. An
na Trozelle, Mrs. Catherine Fest,
Mrs. Lucy Jennings, Mrs. Jane
Moran, a guest, Mrs. Hallie Rich
ardson, Miss Bernardine Princen
and the Hostess, Mrs. Sory. The
next meeting will be a one o'clock
luncheon at the home of Miss
Bernardine Princen at 231 Chad
wick street, Jan 9.
ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
ENJOY ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
PARTY AT ROSE SCHOOL
Wednesday evening, Rose
school was the scene of the an
nual Christmas party of the Rose
burg elcm6ntarv teachers. Small
tables, beautifully decorated with
red candles and holly, were plac
ed about the music room. Follow
ing a dessert-supper, gifts were
exchanged and Christmas carols
were sung.
Those enjoying the affair were:
Superintendent and Mrs. Paul El
liott, guests, and E. S. Hall, Mrs.
Mildred Hensen, Miss Vera Fred
rickson, Mrs. Helen Saar, Miss
Helen Westfall, Miss Lorena
Pease, Miss Verna Carothers,
Miss Ruth Swinney, Mrs. Iris
Arkell, Miss Olive Young, Miss
Doris Coad, Miss Flov Cooper,
Mrs. Bonita Skllling, Miss Verlie
Tracy. Miss Ina Farnsworth,
Miss Florence Snedaker. Mrs. Al
via Wetherell, Mrs. M. Hazel Dix
on, Mrs. Doris Garrett, Mrs. Mel
ba Gretch 'and Miss Elnor Sheik.
W. C. T. U. CHRISTMAS
MEETING IS HELD AT
KNIGGE HOME WEDNESDAY
The W. C. T. U. held its an
nual Christmas meetlnc Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. R. D. Knlgee. Co brful hoi
iday decorations were attractive
ly used about the rooms. A large
number of beautifully wranoed
inrisimas guts were placed be-
neatn tne decorated Christmas
tree and were later put In a largo
package and shipped to the Chil
dren's Farm Home In Corvallis.
Mrs. Annie L. Russell, presi
dent, graciously conducted the
meeting with Mrs. Len B. Fish
back presenting the beautiful
Christmas devotions and Miss
Mary Anra singing. "Marv s
Slumber Song."
Followine the meetine and a
pleasant social hour, lovely re-
iresnments were served by the
hostesses. Mrs. William Adair
nnd1 Mrs. Allen.
Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
Miss Verlie Tracy, Miss lna
Farnsworth, Miss Florence Sned
aker, Miss Elnor Sherk, Mrs. M
Haze Dixon. Mrs. Doris Oarrett,
Mrs. Melba Gretch and Mrs. Ma
bel Wilson.
-:S i Most Unique in the West! ll
T0DAY
Photo by Clark's studio. News-Review enKravlnir.
Mr. and Mr. Albert A. Nlday
. Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Nlday
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at a large and dd
lightful affair from two-thirty to
five o'clock Friday, December 15,
at' their home on West First
street, at which time their five
children were present.
A beautiful lace cloth covered
the table, which was centered by
a bouquet of gold-colored chry
santhemums from Mrs. E. H.
Verrell. A three-tiered decorated
wedding cake was flanked by tall
gold-colored tapers. Beautiful bou
quets of chrysanthemums, grown
by a daughter, Mrs. Ernest Trus
sell, were arranged about the
rooms;- " '
Mrs. George Nlda" Mrs. Floyd
Hagerty, Mrs. Glendon Daven
port and Mrs. Ernest Trussell
alternated in pouring and serv
ing. Relatives and friends calling,
signed, an attractive guest book.
Many beautiful gifts and cards
were presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Niday.
During the afternoon Billy and
Lois Ross, son and daughter, of
Rev. and Mrs. W. Ross, sang.
Mary Emma Wilson and Albert
A. Niday were married at Inde
pendence, Kansas, December 15,
1894. Mr. Niday was born in 1865
at Calhoun, Mo., and Mrs. Niday
was born in Smith county,
Kansas, 1877.
They are the parents of nine
children, five of whom are living
and include: Mrs. Ernest (Mar
garet) Trussell, Roseburg; Fran
cis C. Niday, Roseburg; Mrs.
Floyd (Evelyn) Hagerty, Olym
pia, Wash.; George M. Niday,
Roseburg, and Mrs. Glendon
(Edna) Davenport, Milwaukie,
Ore. They have nine grand
children, Kenneth Hagerty, now
stationed with the U. S. army in
France; Cyril Hagerty, stationed
with the armed forces in Calif.;
and Floyd Epperly, also with the
armed forces in California, and
Glenda Anne and Austin Daven
port, of Milwaukie; Darlene and
Marlanna Niday, Tacoma, and
Patricia and Albert Nlday, Rose
VThe Nidays had n visit by the
granctson, cyni i-tagerty, on
December 6, while he was en
route to his base in California.
This was the first time they had
seen him in six years.
Lovely remembrances w e r o
presented to the Nidays from:
Mrs. S. W. Miller, Katherine
Miller, Mr. and Mrs.- Walter
Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Utter
back. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Schneid
er, Mr. and Mrs. J. Li. Fogel, Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Schneider, Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Hansen and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Later, Mr. and
Mrs. L. E, Adams and grand-1
daughter, Carol Gallant; Mrs. :
Mary Lewis, Elizabeth John-1
son, Mrs. Fannie Taylor, Mrs.
Anna Dyer, Mrs. Julia Reed Fish
er. Rev. William C. Ross and
Billy and Lois; Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Verrell and son, Charles;
Mrs. C. A. Bundy, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Pfaff, Eldrcd Trussell,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dunham and
family; August Heck and daugh
ter, Miss Ruth; Albert and Pa
tricia Nlday; Glenda Anne and
Austin Davenport; William and
Charles Wilson, (brothers of Mrs.
Niday); Mrs. Mary Wilson, sister-in-law
of Mrs. Niday; Mr. and
Mrs. George Niday, Mr. and Mrs.
Glendon Davenport, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Trussell, Mrs. Wesley
Pemberton, sister of Mrs. Niday;
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cox, Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan Moore and family;
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Norman, of
Olympla, Wash.; Mrs. L. W. Mar
tin (a very old friend of the
family) ; Mrs. Tollman, Miss Paul
son, Elveen and Edus McKean,
Stella Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Royer and family; Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Thomas and family; Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Cloake; Cyril
Hagerty, Floyd Epperly, Ola De
vine, Darlene and Marlanna Nl
day, Mr. and Mrs. Ness Wilson
and daughter, Evelyn, (Mr. Wil
son is a brother of Mrs. Nlday,
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson
and family of Oakland, Ore.,
Mr. Wilson is also a brother of
Mrs. Niday.)
Mr. and Mrs. Niday were resi
dents of Oklahoma until 1911,
when Mrs. Niday and the chil
dren came to Rosenurg in April
and were joined the following
September by Mr. Niday, who
operated a ranch in Garden Val
ley from that time until two
years ago, when he retired and
moved to Roseburg. He engaged
in work In the oil fields in Okla
homa and since that time was
engaged in farming.
MRS. C. E. SMITH
ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY
PARTY SATURDAY EVENING
Mrs. Clifford E. Smith enter
tained at a very lovely pinochle
party at her attractive home io
Laurelwood Saturday evening,
having as guests: Mrs. Perry
Thiele, Mrs. Donald Johnson, Mrs.
Adrian Bowen. Mrs. Walter
Holm, Mrs. Buckley Bell and Miss
Frances Hutchinson.
A lighted Christmas tree and
holiday decorations were attrac
tively used for the occasion. Mrs.
Johnson won the high score prize
for the pinochle play, after which
Mrs. Smith served lovely refresh
ments. MRS. WETHERELL IS
HOSTESS TO BENSON
TEACHERS SUNDAY
Mrs. Alvia Wetherell very gra
ciously entertained the Benson
trachcrs at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Wilson Sunday evening.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated in the holiday motif. Fol
lowing a delicious salad supper,
visiting was enjoyed and Christ
mas gifts were exhanged.
Those enjoying the evening
with Mrs. Wetherell Included:
To Foot
Sufferers
. L. J. Williams, formerly
Salem and Eugene will
have offices at the Umpqua
hotel, 'till Feb. 15th. Using
"Locke" method of foot cor
rection corns, callouses,
ingrown nails, arch trouble
scientifically corrected.
Phone 412
By appointment only
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