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Fair Oaks Industrial club ti
hold picnic at the Fair Oaks pic
nic ground. There will be a na
' hostess potluck dinner.
A mixed tournament at 3 p. m.
and a potluck supper at 5:30 p
m. followed by a social evening,
will be held at the Roseburg coun
try club. This will be under the
sponsorship of the Lady Golfers
and is open to all members ol
the country club.
Monday July 9
St. Joseph Altar society Circle
number 2 to meet at the home
of Mrs. Robert Spancake on route
!i with Mrs. H. S, Asnenberner as
co-hostess.
Thimble club to meet at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Fredrickson
on Houck street. A potluck din
ner will be enjoyed.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim
ble club will meet at the home
of Mis. W. E. Fredrickson on
H2G Houck street. A one o'clock
potluck luncheon will be serveo
- All members cordially invited.
t Tuesday July 10
lioseburg Woman's club to
meet from 1 to 4 o'clock at club
house to sew for Red Cross and
work on scrapbooks for men in
service.
Ladies Auxiliary to Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen to
meet at 7:30 p. m. at Roseburg
Woman's clubhouse.
Oakland W. C. T. U. to meet
at the home of Mrs. H. C. Kelly.
T. N. T. club to meet at the
homo of Mrs. Earl Kennedy
Green Study club to meet for
picnic at river with Mrs. Bella
Holm as hostess.
Roseburg Rebokah lodge to
hold .loint installation with Phil
etarian lodge, No. 8, .'. O. O. V.
The refreshment committee is
composed of all retiring officers
Eagles auxiliary to meet a!
8:30 at the Eagles hall.
Wednesday July 11
Umpqua Mineral club to hold
regular meeting at home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Rose. Mrs. Theo
Uotid and Everett Teater to be
speakers of the evening.
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
club to meet at the home of Mrs.
Henry Erskine at 909 Cobb St.
Patch and Chat club to meet
in the evening at the home of
Mrs. C. R. Bartlett.
Bellview club to hold regular
meeting at the home ol Mrs Ed
na Parker on the Dixonville road.
All members requested to be pres
ent. Triangle club to meet at 8 .
m. at the home of Jennie Torey
at 942 Military street. All Pythian
sisters are cordially invited.
k Thursday July 12
Country club ladies to meet at
10 a. m. at club course for golf
ing. Potluck luncheon at 12:30
and contract bridge play in after
noon. Sutherlin W. S. C. S. to met at
the church.
Northside Sunshine club to
meet at the home of Mary Hall.
Saturday July 14
Mineral club to meet at 7 p. m.
at the home of Roy Rose in Riv
erside. Potluck supper wUl be enjoyed.
BUR DONE-THOMPSON
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The lovely wedding of Donna
Burdone and Joe Thompson,
both of Roseburg, was solemnized
at 4 p. m. Saturday, June 30, at
the bride's residence, 534 South
Jackson street. Dr. Charles
Edwards officiated.
The bride wore a lovely gray
suit with rose accesories. .
The matron of honor was Mrs.
C. C. King of Sutherlin, a girl
hood friend of the bride. C. C.
King was best man.
The home was beautifully dec
orated with summer flowers by
Mrs. H. A. Canaday.
The bride and groom cut the
beautiful wedding cake at the re
ception following the wedding.
The cake was made by Mrs.
Cecilia McGrotty. Mrs. Kenneth
Bushey, daughter of the bride,
poured and Donna Jean Bushy,
, grandaughter of Mrs. Thomp
son, served the punch. Sandra
..bushey, six year old grand
' daughter, lighted tall candles,
it Guests were Mrs. R. Knott and
" Mrs. Sidney Domenius of Win
chester, "Mother" H. Grow fo
Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bushey and daughters, Donna
Jean and Sandra, of Grants Pass,
Mrs. William Roughcore of Ump
qua and Atty. and Mrs. H. A.
Canaday, Forrest Williams, Mrs.
Elsie Grant and Miss Hamilton
of Roseburg.
The couple left for a two
weeks' honeymoon.
MRS. SCOTT WILLIAMS
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs. Scott Williams of Corval
lis, formerly of Roseburg, was
honored at a progressive party
Monday.
A lovely eleven o'clock break
fast was served at the O. R. Hess
home with Mrs. O. R. Hess and
Mrs. Marshall Pengra as co
hostesses. An afternoon of bridge
followed at the A. F. Henninger
home in Laudelwood with Mrs.
Scott Williams .receiving the
guest prize and Mrs. Fredrick J.
Porter winning the high score
prize. A five o'clock tea was en
joyed at the Chapman home with
Mrs. Fredrick Chapman Jr. and
Mrs. L. K. Fies as co-hostesses. At
eight o'clock a fried chicken
dinner was partaken of in the
garden of the S. J. Cooped home
in Laurelwood.
Guests were: Mrs. Scott Wil
liams, Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs.
Fredrick J. Porter, Mrs. S. J.
Cooper, Mrs. Marshall Pengra,
Mrs. Edwin Booth, Mrs. A. D.
Parr, Mrs. A. Henninger, Mrs.
Fredrick Chapman Jr., Mrs. O.
R. Hess and Mrs. L. K. Fies.
Walter Durch, Graduate of R. H. S.,
Sheila O'Doherty Marry in Seattle
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Mr. and Mrs.
St. John's Catholic church,
Seattle, Wash., was the scene
Saturday morning, June 16, of the
wedding of Miss Sheila O'Doh
erty, attractive daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William V. O'Doherty,
and Walter A. Durch, U. S. N.,
son of Mrs. P. A. Durch and the
late Mr. Durch of Roseburg.
The wedding ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Wm. Quig
ley, pastor of St. John's, who also
said the nuptial mass. Rev. Wm.
Power was present in the sanc
tuary. The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
white slipper satin and tulle. Her
veil of Illusion attached to a tiara
of seed pearls, fell gracefully the
length of Hie train. The bride
carried orchids and white carna
tions. Mrs. Charles Tobin, matron of
honor, was gowned in dusty rose
tulle with flowered tulle hat, and
carried lavender sweet peas and
yellow rosebuds.
The bridesmaids, Miss Kathleen
O'Doherty, sister of the bride, and
Miss Caroline Griffin wore match
ing gowns and caps of pale green
net, and carried bouquets of pink
sweet peas and yellow rosebuds.
Charles Tobin was best man
CpL Henry Bailey, Jr., Verna Guile
Wed at Colorful Church Ceremony
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Miss Verha Guile, lovely - laugh -
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cuile,
of Roseburg, became ihe bridt
of Cpl. Henry Ri'ilcy, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. H-snrv Bailev, ot
Paget urg, Fi idoy. .'i ne at
odock at oL G;"rr?'3 Episco
pal church. -
The impresslv? Jtt.bIe ;lng
service was read by Rev. Wil
liam L. Blaker, on', re more ihan
ldC friends and r;-i?t'ves.
As the we iding gue,,s assm
hied musical sy'.ccf.nhs were
rl"ed by Mrs. RV.i-il Kellv. Im
tned'ately prec; r2 the ("ire-
Photo by Helen's Studio
Walter Durch
for Mr. Durch.
The altar was very beautifully
decorated with calla lilies, mock
orange blossoms and pink carna
tions and combined with the
bright sunlight filtering through
stained glass to make an impres
sive picture of the beautiful
church.
Under the direction of Mrs.
Wm. O'Doherty, mother of the
bride, the Diocesan Women's
Choral group rendered the music
for the ceremony.
A breakfast at the Edmond
Meany hotel followed the church
ceremony.
In the evening a rereption was
held at the home of the bride's
parents. Mrs. Edward Glennon
and Mrs. B. J. Cavanaugh poured,;
assited by Mrs. R. J. Nelson, Mrs.
Charles Meyer, Bettyann Nelson,
Margaret Glennon and Mrs. John
H. Griffin.
Out of town guests from Vic
toria, B. C, and Spokane, Wash.,
were present.
For going away, the bride wore
a suit of gray wool With white
accessories and an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Durch is a gradaute of
Holy Name academy, Seattle.
Mr. Durch is a graduate of Rose
burg Senior High school.
Photo by Clark's studio.
Henry Bailey, Jr.
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.Tone sang "O. IVrfcct Lov " Tj
the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin, the bridal party
approached the altar. Preceding
the bride were her two brides
maids, Mrs. Harold Cacy and Kirs
Barbara Ann McBee, r:icee of the
bride, in lovely pink and blue net.
formals and matching oif the
face hats. Both carried similar
bouquets of roses, carnations ai;d
gladioli,
William Miller, brother-in-law
of the bride, acted as best man
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
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WEDDING GARB SHOWN Pictured above are George Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown, and
Mrs. Quincy Brown, at the celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Brown's Golden Wedding observance.
Mr. Loomis and Mrs. Quincy Brown wore the wedding garments from the ceremony of 50 years
ago. ,
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown ob
served their 50th wedding anni
versary in the form oi a lawn
party Sunday, July 1. .:i the beau
tiful setting cf a green lawn sur
rounding the white cottage home
of the bride and eroom of 50
cars ago at Dixonville. Outstand
ing was the wonderful dense
shade of the surroundi'V? maple
trees, carried from the torest awl
planted bv Mr. and Mrs. Brawn
during the Just year of then
married life. The spacious lawn
was plentifully supplied with
Denehes and chairs for the con
vience of guests promoting com
fort and visiting during the after
noon. Open house was hold anil the
many beautiful gifts Wore dis
played in the dining room.
The actual wedding uress ant!
suit worn by the bride and roorr ,
dating back to tl-3 "Gay Nineties"
were featured by Mrs. Brown's
niece, Mrs. Minnie Brown, and
her nephew, George Loomis. The
floor length gown of cream col
ored nuns-veiling trimmed with
old lace was fashioned with bal
loon styled sleeves. The five-yard
hemline and sleeves were both
backed with crinoline. The
groom's suit was of the conven
tional black broadcloth.
Mr. Lonmis and: Mrs.- Minnie
Brown preceded the bribe and
groom in the marchito the t'ible,
where Mrs. Gertrude Hatfield In
troduced the couples before the
elderly bride, who was gowned in
a lovely black lace divss adorned
with white orchids and a strain!
of pearls, cut the beatitiiul
wedding cake.
The yard and table decorations
were in charge v of Mrs. R. L.
Mathews and Mrs. Harry Hat
field. The table was covered with
a lovely satin damask iinen cloth,
embroidered and hemsi itched by
Mrs. Brown for her hope chest
fifty years ago.
Refreshments which wor curv
ed throughout the afternoon wro
in charge of the following oltl
time friends: Mrs. Joe Brumh?ck,
sandwiches; Mrs. Carl Hill,
punch:; Mrs. Vernon LuRaut and
Mrs. George Short, coffee; Mrs.
P. W. Cook and Mrs. George
and the ushers were H. H. Tur
ner and J. P. Motschcnbac'vn'.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was very beautiiul in
a white satin and marquisette
dress, with Juliet cap of. seed
pearls holding in place her fin
ger tip viel. She carried a cascade
bouquet ot white roses and or
chids. The bride's mother, Mrs. Hugh
Guile, wore a light blue suit wilh
white accessories and hei: cor
sage was of gardenias. Mrs. Hen
ry Bailey, moiher of the briue
groom, wore a beige .street lenglli
dress wilh black accessories and
a gardenia corsage. The matron
cf honor, Mrs. William Miller, sis
ter of the bride, was gowned in
a pink marquisette formal wilh
a small flowered hat ,'nd carried
a boii'iet nf roses, carnations
and baby gladioli.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mcb-'e
and Mr. .-ind'Mrs. Glayde Bruton,
all of Eugene.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home of
the bride's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Veiss
on Main street. The '.ace-covered
table was centered wilh a while
magnolia, graced by ;all tapers,
with a four-tiered wedding Jake
topped by the traditional bride
and groom under an arav.vay.
Low bouquets of white summer
flowers charmingly graced the
rooms. Mrs. J. P. Motschenhache."
cut the cake after the fim slice
had been cut by the bride and
groom. Mrs. Lewis AleBee, sister
of the bride, and Mrs. L'lrner
Hurd, poured: ' ;
For traveling, tjto bride wo:'?
a pink suit wilh white accessa
ries and an orchid corsage. They
will spend their honeymoon on
the coast.
Cpl. and Vrs. Bailey are ooth
graduates of Roseburg High
school. He will report to .Sioux
Fails, S. D., for reassignment.
Cpl. Bailey recently returned
from 18 months overseas.
HONORED RECENTLY V
IN EUGENE
Lt. and Mrs. Carl E. Stephens
who have been visiting at the
home of Mr. Stephens' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stephens,
were honored recently at a red,
white and blue banquet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
by Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown
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Loomis, tea: Mrs. DaU; Hatfield.
cake; and those who assisted in
serving were: Mrs. Clifford Mc
Kay. Mrs. Quincy Brown, Mrs.
W. If. Pearco, Mrs. D. P. Mc.av.
Mrs. Narcisse LaRnul, Mrs. H. K
Churchill, Miss Rosa B. Parrot t,
Mrs. Elsie Cannon Rhoten, Mrs.
Marie Flint McCull and Mrs. Har
ry Hatfield.
The afternoon was enlivened tv
manv beautiful selections of mu
sic by It. L. Matthews and Carl
Buseh on the violin and organ ac
cordion. Old time friends and relatives
enjoying the day with the Browns
were: Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse La
Raut, Rex and Elsie Khoten of
Salem, Mrs. D. P. McKay, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon LaRaut and daugh
ter, Verna Lee, Mrs. Eva Kinsel,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Short, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Henry and chil
dren, Laura and Scott. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Broszio and children,
Geraldine and Ryland. if Wilbur,
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Cook of Su
therlin, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Young,
andi Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Strong
of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
Cooper, Paul Jenkins. Mr. and
Mrs. Kalpn Herman, Mrs. Klmer
Estelle. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Es-
telle, Mrs. Glen Ross. Gertrude
Rast, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc
Kay, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Marks,
Mrs. Mary Matthews-Hill, Mr3.
Gertrude Matthews, Miss Mazie
Walker, Mr. mid Mrs. A. E. Kent
Mrs. Lula C. Gorrell. Mrs. Edith
Churchill, Mr. and P4rs. George
L'hurcnil . Mrs. Helen C. 'true
blood, Mrs. Jeannette R.' Hrvvltt,
Miss Irene Walker. Miss Olive
Walker, Mrs. Pitzer Bcckley, Mrs
W. N. Sponauglc, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Hutemnson, Mrs. Ella Len
bx, Mrs. H. H. Stanleton, Mrs.
Lillian Tabke, Mrs. Lillie Strader,
Mrs. Ralph txiomls and Ralph Jr.,
Mrs. Ellis Bartrum, Mrs. Douglas
waito. Mrs. Mane f lint Mcuail,
Mrs. George Kohlhagen, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Kidder, Mrs. Waiter
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. James K.
Sawyers, Mr. and .Mrs. Louis
Kohlhagen, Mrs. A. A. Bellows.
Mrs. Bessie Adair, Mrs. George
K. Quine, Mr. and Mrs. Kennnlh
Quine, Mrs. W. A. Pearce,' Miss
McCraken !n Eugene. Those en
ioying the occasion were Mr. and
Mis. Truman Waggoner, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Stewart and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Chase and daughter,
all of Eugene.
LOCAL NEWS
Recent Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Major, Nellie Porter and
Bill Cook were recent visitors i.i
Roseburg from Coos Bay.
" Leaves for Bend W. E. Wil
shire left for Bend Friday alter
spending a lev days at his home
in Roseburg. He was accompanied
by his daughters, Zona and Wil
la, who will visit for a week.
Fellowship Group to Meet -
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
group will meet at the church,
Sunday, July 8, at 6:30 for a
picnic. All members are asked to
bring their lunches.
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Home Front Cheerful?
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Rosa B. Parrott, Betlip Haines,
Mrs. T. B. Virilen, Mrs. E. E. Per
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Booth. Mr. and
Mrs. George Loomis, and Donald,
Mrs. is. A. banlord, Mrs. Natalie
Baum, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chap
man, Mrs. llarrv Hattleld. Mr.
Lota H. Knight Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Matthews, Carl Buseh, Mrs.
Eva Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
S. Powell and Mr. and Mr. G. M.
Adams of Roseburu; Miss Caro
lyn Hill, Miss Patricia Hill, Mrs.
Vern Lerwill. Mr. and Mrs, Call
C. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Car! M.
Hill of Days Cteek; Mr. id Mrs.
I,. E. Gilliam of Green, Mrs. Bes
sie Inirram. Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Hatfield, Mrs. Alda Brumbach,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Browne. Wal
ter Leake, W. I. D'xon, Carrie
Dixon, James Dixon. Mr. and Mrs.
F. B. Lane, Mrs. Gvover Tlson,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heldenreich,
Raymond Heldenreich, Rov Stra
der. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Malhls,
R. L. McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Kester and Lorene, Mr and
Mrs. W. H. Brown. George Bono-
brake and Mrs. Llllle Strader of
Dixonville.
Fifty years ago when Ella Hill
became the bride of O. C. Brown,
both of pioneer parentage, at the
home of her narents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Hill at Wilbur, Mr.
and Mis. Wilbur Brown, Mrs. P,
P. McKay. Mrs. Elsie Cannen
Rhoten, Mrs. Violet Brown Es
telle and Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse !
LaRaut were present and worn
also present at the fiftieth nnni-1
versary. j
Both Mr. and Mrs. Brown at
tended the old Umpqua academy ,
at Wilbur, which at that time I
was the only Institution of high- j
er learning between Salem and !
Sacramento. Mr. Brown was for ;
many years school suporlnten- j
dent of Douglas county and vice-'
nresident of the Central Oregon
Normal school at Drain. He wa3
also a member of the slate legis
lature in 1893. Mrs. Brown, who
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Sunday thru Tuesday!
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plus "Grissly's Millions'
taught In the schools In Roseburg
for twenty years, was ulso a crit
ic teacher at the Drain Normal
and spent five years supervising
rural schools of Douglas county.
TRIANGLE CLUB TO MEET
WEDNESDAY EVENING
The Triangle club will meet
Wednesday evening, July 11, at
8 o'clock at the home of Jennie
E. Jorey on 942 Military sireet.
All Pyfhian sisters are cordially
invited.
Ends Tonight Shews 6:45-9:30
Jack Benny, "Horn Blows at Midnite"
Plus "Ten Cents A Dance"
STAR THEATRE
Sunday and
NOW YOU CAN
BOB BURNS
with MARTHA RAYE in
"Comin1 Round
the Mountain"
2 of the Biggest Laugh
Hits Ever Produced! ! ! .
MARX Bros.
IN
HORSEFEATHERS
Complete Shows Sunday at 1 :45-6:45-9:30
Attend the Matinee Avoid the Rush
with the fight and fury of
the Flying Tigers thrilling story!
The sky-battling adventures of
the power-diving aces who opened
up the AIR ROAD TO TOKYO!
Dennis Morgan
DAVE CLARK
RAYMOND MASSEY
ALAN HALE
ANDREA KING
Added Short Treats
Walt Disney's Pluto
In "Canine I
Casanova
Novelty-News
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From Coos Bay Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Larsen and son, Richarci,
recently visited in Roseoiirg from
Coos Bay.
BOB'S MUSIC SHOP
, . "Everything In Music"
305 N. Jackson Phone 908
Monday Only
SEE THEM AGAIN!
SUNDAY
Thru Tuesday
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in the West!
Ends Tonight
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