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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, , OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY. 21. 145
RADIO SERVICING
Lund Radio service. Phone 34.
Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens.
AW FILINQ AND GUMMING
Tiny's Saw shop. Phone 8G7-J.
343 N. Jackson. Prompt service.
Lawnmowers sharpened.
Combs & Wallace Saw Shop
621 N. Jackson Phone 833-J.
PAINTmO
SPRAY PAINTING For free estimate
with no obligation, drop a card to
George B. Reed. Melrose Route, Box
370. All work guaranteed.
BRU8H or apray painting, Interior, or
exterior. Phone WO-J or 71Z-R. FO
Box am.
INSURANCE
State Farm Mutual Auto-Ins-Co.
Life A Fire, 301 Paolflo Bldg.
Phone 288 8. M. Sorensen, Agent.
PL.UMb.NG-
Coon Lumber Co. Phone 121
PIANO TUNING
Arundel. Repairs, Demoth 189-L.
PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT
Lund Radio Service Phone 34.
Sound equipment for all uses.
UMPQUA TRANSFER
Insured carrier. Phono 167-J.
8TORAQE
No business on Saturday
CABINET WORK
Howe's Cabinet shop
869 Hoover 8t.
If News-Review carrier falls
to deliver your paper
Please Call
between 6:15 and 7:00 p. m.
285-J
Pr. Geo. L. Nicholas
Veterinarian
Dairy and Herd Inspector
444 Beaoon 8L, Roseburg
On Highway 99
Phone No. 118
Todd Building Co.
General Contractors
E. 2d Av. South Phone 302
Roseburg Paint Shop
Exterior & Interior Decors-ting
FRED REECE, Contractor
Ph. 422 510 N. Jackson
HOUSE v WIRING
MAINTENANCE
Bob's Electrical Service
RT. 1, BOX 127 Ph. 18 J-3
After B p. hi,
Local
News
Go to Portland-Mr. and Mrs.
Will 11. Gcrrctsen of Roseburg
arc spending a couple of days
In Portland on business.
Still Very III E. O. Rickll,
Southern Pacific telegrapher
here, Is still reported to be very
ill at the Southern Letterman's
hospital In San Francisco. Mrs.
Riekll Is remaining there with
him during his Illness. .
Goes to San Franclsoo Miss
Agnes Pltchford, Douglas county
Juvenile officer, has gone to San
Francisco to spend her vacation
and will be accompanied back
by her sister, Mrs. Leah Welch,
who has been visiting there and
who makes her home with Miss
' Pltchford.
Canada Viiltor Leaves Mrs. 1
M. Kdmansnn left by plane this
week for Vancouver and Vic
toria, B. C. to visit the remainder
of the month, before returning
to her home in Calgary, Canada,
following a five months' visit in
Roseburg at the home of her
son-in-law and naugnter, mr. ann
Mrs. Jack Boucock, and family.
Leave for Lake Mr. and Mrs
A. J. Young and their son and
rtaugnter-in-iaw, inr. ann Mrs
B. A. Young, and small son,
Bernle, left today for Diamond
lake to Join the A. J. Youngs' son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Young, and son and
daughter, John and Elizabeth, of
San Francisco, to spend their va
cation.
Lower Umpqua Resident
For Half Century Dies
RKKDSPOHT. F unrr.i
servt'Ts for Iwiura Bell Campbell
a resident of this district for mnn
than 50 veif. who rlierl nl tier
home in Reedsport July IS, were
held Wednesday, at the linger
Funeral Chapel, with Interment
In Kmttsbtire cemetery.
Mrs. Campbell was horn In
Dallas. Oregon, February 26, WX
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
JosSah v.'aggoner. S-'he msrried
Daniel Campbell February 25,
City Pickup &
Delivery Service
O.N.Wallace
Storage Service
130 N. Pine
Phone 927
Save your waste
paper and fat.
RUSSELL'S
Typewriter Service
Offloe Machine Service
and Supplier
335 N. Jackson Phone 320
Road Grading, Ditch Digging,
Basement Excavation,
Land Leveling.
Salem Sand & Gravel
Company
225 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 338
KEEL MOTOR CO.
Your Studebaker Dealer
Top cash prloe for all makes
of used oars and trucks.
443 N. Jaokson St.
Generators and Starters
All makes Repaired, Rebuilt
and Exohanged.
We guarantee our work.
Greer's Generator Shop
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
SPECIALISTS IN
Construction, Maintenance and
Repair of All Eleotrioal
Equipment
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
8HOP
Butherlln, Oregon
Phone Oakland 2S
J. E.
"NEWBERRY'S"
WASHING MACHINE
SEWING MACHINE
VACUUM CLEANER
Parts A Repairing
"All Makes"
See "Jim" Today
100S W. First St.
mn-t and with him. settled on
Schofleld creek, In Douglas
county, prior to ann rcsiucu
there and at Brandy Bur, on the
Umpqua, and at Ash Valley, near
Reedsport until shortly before her
death.
Surviving are seven sons rind
daughters: Don Elgin Campbell,
t.',.t..Vilknn AlnuWn- Fllitn M;iV
Platz, Moscow, Idaho; nniana
Lyle Campbell, Loon Lake, near
Reedsport; Archie Allen Camp
bell, Grangevllle, Idaho;. Jain-n
Gordon Campbell, Reedsp'irt;
Laura August Campbell, or link-
land, mm., nun justa eiett imi
bell, of Reedsport.
Reedsport Football Field
Undergoes Improvement
RF.F.DSPORT -- When the font
hall season rolls around this ye.ir
ball season rolls around this year,
the Reedsport High team, ai well
as the visiting teams, whl-'h un
fortunately will not include trie
from Roseburg High, will find
that their old field has been com
pletely rebuilt as one of the most
modern sman-iown ucius in inr
state.
School Director Ed MorrU has
been a busy man for the past few
weeks supervising tnn roeonsi mo
tion of the old field, which was
not used at all last season. The
enllre field from fence to fence
has been remodeled, refilled and
surfaced with 3i5.0uO voids of
new top soil. New stands n.id
bleachers are to be erected ns
soon as the material can be se
cured.
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M NEWS OF OUR
IN UNIFORM
r.r.'itr,;r-ir vtaTrratr:
H-iwnrri L. (or'nutl, former
resident of Wilbur and Glide,
where be attended school.
cently was promoted from niaicii
to lieutenant colonel on v'Kinnw
where he is serving as assistant
division oneratlons oineer, i or-
null also wears the Bronze Slav
for meritorious service on Leytc
and Okinawa. A son of Mr. a"d
Mrs. Clarence Cnrnntt, Alh.viv
Ore., he is n nephew of Mrs. Alma
ll.itlii-lil. Roberts ( leek.
Dale I.. Woodruff, armed
guard, V. S. nnvv. has returned
to Treasure island for reassign
ment. He hi a 30-day leave
visiting at the home of his par
enls, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wood
ruff In Roseburg. ar.d other rela
tives after a year in the south
west Pacific
BECKWITH
RADIO SERVICE
Sine 1922
S10 N. Jackson
WEST & DAVIE
General Paint Dealers
and
Painting Contractors
Phone 803 or 351-J
440 N. Jackson
Maintenance And Repair
Water Heaters, Ranges,
Refrigerators, etc.
Thomas (Tommy) Webb
E, Douglas St.
Rt. 1, Box 16 Phone 757-L
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Drive Move Yoursei'f
Save , Long or Short
Tripe
NICHOLSON'S SERVICE
STATION
740 S. Stephens Phone 687
STEECK AND SMITH
Electric Motor
Repair
111 N. Stephens
Repair and rewind large Indus
trial motors and fractional H.
P. Quick service. Guaranteed
work Pick up service.
Phone 353 Roseburg, Oregon
AIITIIORI.KD
Salea
Jurvto
OfcttUH'8
APPLIANCE StrRVICB
ini) Wliicliciter Htrffl
Hcrvlilnc All Makei Washers
l'liuno HI-., Bonn burg, Oregon
LOANS
Penonal & Automobile
UMPQUA FINANCE
835 North Jnokson
Phone 320
Uwru No.. S-aM and M-S34.
SACAJAWEA
The Saca.jawca Camp Fire
rroup of Melrose enjoyed an over
night camp In the Myrtle Grove
on the river at the Kenneth Conn
farm this week. The girls cooked
their meals over the campflre and
enjoyed swimming ns a diversion
with several members receiving
their swimming honors.
A business meeting was nnu
and plans were made for a Coun
cil Fire to be held Friday evening,
July 27, at the Forks of the river,
following a seven o'clock picnic
supper. Families and friends of
the members are Invited. Eight
girls will receive higher ranks ut
the Council Fire.
Those enjoying the outing
were: Winnie Manning, Lila Mae
Ison, Lois and Joyce Morgan,
Louise Conn, Ruth Maglll, Gall
Conn, Betty Lou Stidliam, Man
lino Doerner and Mrs. James
Conn, guardian, and Mis. Alvin
Heard, assistant guardian.
I.KtlAI. NOTICKS
NnlUK OK IINM. ACCnl'NT
M..ii,- I. hprolw a(v-n th;tl the 111
Tnlntstratrlx of thr cslati nl Ella Hi-ltr
Aldi-rsoli. ierrnon. nun nil-,, u. w
Counlv I'ihiii of ll'iiujas Cminty. uro
n ih. fln.-il nrt-mlut of hrr admlnls
UMtton. and th;il the Court ha" flv.'rt
Siiluvdnv Ihe lMth day of August. r''V
nl in o'cloi-k tu thi- lorrnoon of fold
dav. as thr llmr. and thr l.ounw LoJi-t
mom tn the court house- tn ltochurg.
nrmon as Ihe otne-e. for hoailn obje---
tious. If any. to said ftnnl lu-t-ount or
tn the hetllenv-ot of said iuu.
lau-d July 14. llW.
lllfcNE NK.Vi Mi-Cl.AY. Ad-nnol-trnlrtx
of the Estate
of Ktta Belle Aldorson, Dei-eased.
NOTICE TO ini.lllTOES
Nolice Is hn-ehy irlven that the under-lirH-
Itv ntriiT of the County Court
of the State of Oretfon for Dountiis
Counlv. has been imno nted adintnl
trator wllh the will annexed of 1hc
estate or John H. Williams, neeesseo.
All persons hiivlns claims aifstn.t sivft
estate are hereby notified to present
the same, verified as renutred hy law.
to the iinderstilped at the offices of
Thomas C Harltlel. court House. Hose
burn. Oreiton, wlihln six mnnths from
the dale of this nonce.
Puled .li-ly U.
JAMKS n RAII.KY. Aftmln
Itlrator with the Will An
nexed of the Relate of John
II. Williams, let-eased.
UMPQUA SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Real Estate Loans
Phone A0B
ads
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MISS JfcANNIE BUICK
COMPLIMENTED AT TEA
ON BIRTHDAY, MONDAY
One of the most charming par
tics of the season was the sur
prise birthday tea given Monday
afternoon by Mrs. George Kohl-
hagen and Mrs. George Child at
the inrmers lovely nome on
South Jackson sfreet In compli
ment to mis jennnie isuiCK.
Although the' hostesses re
ported the affair to be both early
and small, it was a complete
surprise to Miss Buick, who re
ported that she saw nothing of
any preparation of any klncf for
tne party. As eacn guest came,
greeting her with hearty con
gratulations and bringing an ar
tistically wrapped package, her
flushed cheeks and lovely smile
showed her astonished happiness.
The gifts were reported as sweet
in themselves as the thoughts,
which prompted them and
ranged from great fragrant cer
nntions and other flowers through
penumery, soap, sacneteo nan
kies, loving greeting cards and
fine stationery through many
useful articles down to a heav
enly blue hug-me-tlght. This last
gift was allegorical of the ges
ture Miss Buck said she would
like to give each donor.
The guests Included those
friends that Miss Buick has
known since the last century
and iclude: Mrs. J. F. Barker,
Mrs. A. A. Bellows, Mrs. Roy
Bellows, Mrs. J. H. Booth, Mrs.
Velle Broadway, Mrs. George M.
Brown, Mis's Belle, Miss Edith
and Miss Lulu Curry, Mrs. Wal
ter Hamilton, Mrs. Washington
Hughes, Mrs. L. W. Josso, Mrs.
Stanley Kidder, Mrs. Marie Kohl
hagen, Mrs. Marie Flint-McCall,
Mrs. Patly Napier, Miss Mar
garet Page, Miss Rosa B. Parrot,
Miss Gertrude Rast, Mrs. S. A.
Sanford, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Mrs.
George Scwell, Mrs. Douglas
Waite, Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Mis.
G. V. Wimberly and the hostesses,
Mrs.Kohlhagen and Mrs. Child.
LADY GOLFERS PLAY
FIRST ROUNDS OF
HANDICAP TOURNAMENT
, The' first rounds of the annual
Slimmer handicap tournament
were1 played by the Lady Golfers
Thursday morning at the dub
course with Mrs. William Cour
ier winning from Mrs. H. C.
S'.earns; Mrs. E. A. Pearson win
ning from Mrs. G. W. Marshall
.and Mrs. L. E. McCiintock win
ning from Miss Naomi Scott.1
A business meeting was eon
dueled "at noon by the Captain
ti f.i
I mi s. ii. c siearns, who was
I honored on her birthday with a
i beautiful birthday cake. Mix.
j Stearns shared birthday honors
I wllh Mrs. Paul Htiwcg and Mrs.
I L. E. McCiintock. j
I Luncneon was served at twelve-
thirty o'clock at a table centered
I with a beautiful arrangement of
magnolias nam tne garden of
Mrs. E. J. Loney. Covers wore
placed for: Mrs. Paul Jenkins! and
(laughter, Mrs. Clarke Leedy, of
Seattle, and Mrs. HildcgarJe
Brlggs, guests, and Mrs. II. C.
Stearns, Mrs. J. F. Dlllard, Miss
Madlyn Stearns. Mrs. A. Bean,
Mrs. E. J. Kodgers, Mrs. J. M.
Judd, Mrs. Frederick Chapman,
Jr., Mrs. C. M. Howard, Mrs. E.
J. Loney, Mrs. K. W. Kinney,
Miss Naomi Scott, Miss Helen
Casey, Mrs. W. F. Amiot, Mrs. G.
W. Marshall, Mrs. William Coul t
er, Mrs. Cornwell. Mrs. Maurice
.1 Newlond, Mrs. Paul Helweg,
Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mrs. L. K. Mc-
Cllntock, Mrs. Kenneth D. Adnms,
Mrs. E. A. Pearson and Mis. Ken
neth Qui no.
Contract bridge was In play
luring the afternoon with Mrs-.
Adams winning the high score
and Mrs. Dlllard the second high
score.
The second rounds of the handi
cap tournament will be played
next j hursday morning at the
club course at 9:31) o'clock, fol
lowed by a 12:30 potluck luncheon
and afternoon of contract bridge.
MARSHA RAE LEHRBACH
CELEBRATES EIGHTH
BIRTH DAY AT PARTY
Mrs. A. M. Neal entertained
Wednesday afternoon honoring
the eighth birthday of her grand
daughter, Marsha Rae Lchrbach.
After the gifts were opened,
games were played and lovely
birthday refreshments were
served to Marsha Rae, guest of
honor, Sharon and Judy Strode.
Loretta Jean Short. Marv and
Nancy Wells, Shirley, Beverly
and Joan Wilkerson, Dalice Hicks,
Etna Flo, Helen and Sue Joiner,
Nlckie and Cheryl Lchrbach,
Joan, Elva, Herbert and Susan
Welden. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Erwin Short,
Mrs. J. C. Fcst and Mis. Nicholas
Lchrbach.
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Umpqua Valley Hardware
202 N. Jjokion
WALLPM!
Piione 73
new officers are
Installed for
myrtle creek bethel
Roberta Matthews finished a
pleasant and successful term as
honored queen and Installed new
officers for Bethel 18, Myrtle
Creek, for the fall term. With the
assistance of Arlene Mickelson,
Joyce Ady, Marclle Cooper, An
nette Ball, and Mabel Jane Mat
thews, all past queens of the
Myrtle Creek bethel, and Jean
McGee, the following new of
ficers were Installed: Betty Ady,
honored queen;. Mabel Ellerslck,
senior princess Marjorie Wright,
junior princess; Helen Hlllabold,
guide; Bcrnice Pate, marshal;
Jenny Howard, chaplain; Jean
Ashley, recorder; Marilyn New
combe, treasurer; Marine Kusler,
musician; Hazel Welch, librar
ian; Patricia Hogg, senior cus
todian; Bety Deardorff, Junior
custodian; Shirley Chanev. first
messenger; Beverlyn Worthing-
ton, secona messenger; fauu Kus
ler, third messenger; Ardilh Aik-
ins, fourth messenger; Marian
Verrell, fifth' messeneer: Mar
jorie Ellersick, Inner guard; and
litnei uyer, outer guard.
New rituals have been received
and at the first meeting of Betty
Ady's term, prizes were given to
jenny Howard, Patricia Hoarr,
Maxlne Kusler, Ardlth Aikins
and Helen Hlllabold who showed
excellence In presenting their
work. Many suggestions were
given to make the fall term an
intoreting one. The business ses
sion was followed by a birthday
party ior tne nonored queen and
all present enjoyed raspberry
shortcake and ice cream.
One evening the girls gathered
to practice singing and later did
full Justice to two large water
melons which had been eiven to
the bethel members.
MRS. J. BRUMBACH HONORS
MRS. KATHRYN KARCHER AT
CHARMING SHOWER PARTY
Mrs. Joe Brumbach was a most
"racious hostess Wednesday,
when she entertained at a very
charming shower party at her
home at Dixonville In compli
ment to Mrs. Kathryn Karcher.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Mrs. Karcher from: Mrs. Clyde
Kester, Miss Ethel McCormack,
Mrs. Harold McCormack, Mrs. A.
E. McCormack, Mrs. Maurice
Weber, Mrs. Jack Merrv. Mrs.
Eugeire '-Mathis. vMrr.-ntmanai'
Brcedlove, Mrs. Ernest Weber,
Mrs. C. L. Branton, Mrs. Clarence
Anderson, Mrs. Dale Hatfield,
Mrs. Howard Hatfield, Mrs. How
ard Church, Mrs. Mary Leupe,
! Mrs- E;,L- Church, Mrs. Don Mor-
hfirf Mi's Rrtot T ni'ol a TVf io
berg, Mrs. Ross Lovelace, Mrs,
bddie King, Mrs. Walter Henry,
Mrs. Harvey Chrlslor, Mrs. Gus
Lindbloom, Mrs. O. C. Brown,
Mrs. Russell Cary, Mrs. 'W. A.
Karcher, Miss Donna Morberg,
Miss Evelyn Hunter, Mrs. Cora
Collison and Mrs. Braugh.
Following a delightful social
hour, lovely refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Evelvn Hunter, Mrs. E. L.
Church, Mrs. Howard Church and
Mrs. E. L. Branton.
MISS BOV1NGTON IS
HOSTE8 AT DELIGHTFUL
PARTY. SATURDAY EVENING
Miss Ruth Bovington, student
nurse from Portland, entertained
at a delightful party at her home
Saturday evening, having as
guests: Miss Betty Jane Roberts,
Miss Eleanore Micelll, Miss Jean
ne Dlllard, Miss Fredrlcka
Hamilton and Miss Patricia Sav
age. visiting was enloyed and lovely
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
JUNIOR SEWING CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
The Junior Sewing club hold a
delightful meeting this week. Fol
lowing swimming, tne group en
joyed sewing and horseback rid
ing, alter wntcn rotrosnmonts
were served to: Orrel Osterman,
Lucy Lee Osterman, Jackie
Pnlhlrn TTrntyt-i I nlllsn Tlothlro
Clifford Kobernik and Judy Ko-
bernik. Emma Louise Bethke
acted as hostess for the meeting.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Judy Kobernik.
PLANNING A TRIP EAST?
We invite you to ride our Crimson and Cream Clipper Buses over
the SCENIC SHORT ROUTE via McKcnxie Hhwoy
Busses Leave Eugene Daily at 2:00 p. m.
Arrive Boise, Idaho 6:45 A. M. 2nd day -
" Twin Falls, Idaho ......11:56 A. M. " "
" Salt Lake Ciry, Utah.... 8:38 P. M. " "
" Omaha, Nebr. 6:10 A. M. 4th day
Greyhound Depot
BIRTHDAY DINNER IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF
SUNDAY AT CORY HOME
Cllffnrrl Wnnrl nrl RalDh Corv.
who celebrated their 53rd birth
days on June 8 and June 30, were
nests of honor at a aengntiui
dinner at the Cory home Sunday.
The affair had been planned, for
two weeks earlier, but on account
of Mr. Cory being badly Injured
while working in the piling and
being hospitalized, the dinner was
postponed until this week.
A large birthday cake was cut
and served with Ice cream follow
ing the dinner. Covers were
placed for the guests of honor
and: Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jacoby,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baling. Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Houck, Mr. and
Mrs. Ferley oar, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Jacobv, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Jacoby, Miss Mildred and Miss
Lorraine Jacoby, Miss Genevieve
Reigels, Miss Donna Baling, Miss
Mary Ann houck, tail ana
Jimmy Jacoby, Lanny Baling, all
of Looklngglass; Mrs. Marie Butt
ler and Berl Oar, all of Roseburg;
Mrs. Clifford Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Ryther, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Ryther, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Walters,
Betty Buttler, Colleen Pemberton,
Glenn, Richard, Donald, Wayne
and David Wood, Private First
Class William Wright, Walker
Smith, George Buttler. and Mrs.
Ralph Cory.
MRS. J. F. DILLARD
ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING
LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY
Tall brchld-colored tapers
flanked the low centerpiece of
orchid, pink and white hydranges
gracing the lace-covered table
used Wednesday, when Mrs. J. F.
Dlllard graciously entertained" a
group of friends at a charming
one o'clock salad-luncheon at her
lovely home on South Jackson
street. Large bouquets of hy
drangeas and crystal bowls hold
ing floating gladioli blooms and
fern were attractively arranged
about the spacious rooms. Mrs.
Dlllard was assisted In serving by
Mrs. Frederick J. Forter.
, Covers were placed for: Mrs.
Z. T. Adams, Mrs. William Cour
ter, Mrs. Kenneth D. Adams, Mrs.
L. Li. Wimberly, Mrs. E. A. Fear-
son. Mrs. u. w. caiiison, Mrs.
Josephine Smith and Mrs. Fred
erick J. Porter.
Contract bridge was the diver
sion of the pleasant afternoon
nours witn prizes going to Mrs.
Caiiison, Mrs. Porter and Mrs.
Smith.
LION8 CLUB MEETING
HELD AT DELIGHTFUL
PICNIC AT KIWANIS PARK
The regular weekly meeting of
the- -Lions Grub- warrihelrr-hTttte-
form of a nicnic held at the Kl-
wanis park Thursday evening.
the picnic was attended by 45
Lions, Lady Lions and guests. En
tertainment was provided In the
lorm ot sack races, group singing
and visiting. J nose in attendance
were Mr. and Mrs. pete Motschen
bacher, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce El
liott, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce luck,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ellison. Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Harth, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Minnlck, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Henry, Mr. and Mm. Jim Bewcly,
Mr, and Mrs. Buckley Bell. Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Lowe, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hcnbest, Dr. and Mrs.
L. M. Lehrbach, Mr. and Mis.
Frank Long, Mr, and Mis. Don.
Hclliwoll, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dun
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doyle,
Mr. Jerry Gilbo, Mr. Ford Single
ton, Mr. Joe Spousta, Mr. Joe WI-.
koff, Mr. Thomas Hartficl, Mrs.
Carl Felker, Miss Helen San1,
and Mrs. Fred Schemer. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Les Irvin and
Mi's. Bonlta Skilling.
ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
HAS WORK MEETING AT
CLUBHOUSE ON TUESDAY
Members and friends of the
Roseburg Woman's club met at
the clubhouse Tuesday afternoon
to do Red Cross sewing and work
on scrapbooks for the men in the
armed services.
The club will hold its next Red
Cross sewing meeting at the Red
Cross rooms Auugst 7 from one
to four o'clock. Mrs. Armour
Murdock Is sewing chairman and
Mrs. Randolph Flagg has charge
of making the scrapbooks.
Mrs. A. J. Goddes, club presi
dent, reports that all friends of
the club, as well as the members,
arc Invited to assist at the two
work-meetings held by the club
during the summer months.
Mina Barton, Agent
MAJOR AND MR8. CHURCH
HONORED AT CLUB DiNwtri
PARTY AT ALLEN HOME
Members of the Christmas
club and their husbands enjoyed a
very charming seven o'clock din
ner Monday evening at the lovely
home of Dr. and Mrs Clair K.
Allen on Watson street in compli
ment to Major and Mrs. H. C.
Church. Summer flowers carried
out a pretty motif for the oc
casion. .
Covers were arranged for Ma
jor and Mrs. Church, guests of
honor; Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McCiintock,
Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Bubar, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Quine, Mr. and Mrs. H.
O. Pargeter, Mr. and Mrs- S. G.
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ber
rie, Mrs. R. D. Bridges and Dr.
ana Mrs. Alien.
Malor ChuVch showed num
ber of interesting articles, which
he had brought back from Egypt
end India. Cards and visiting
were enjoyed during the pleasant
social horn's.
PATRICIA L1NDSTROM AND
RAY L. SMITH MARRY AT
MYRTLE CREEK, FRIDAY
Miss Patricia Lindstrom, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Lind
strom, and Ray L. Smith, United
States army, son of Mrs. Grpnt
Smith, were married at the
Methodist church . ih Myrtle
Creek, Friday, July 13.
The bride was attractive In a
pin-stripe gray suit and her cor
sage was of pink carnations. Mrs.
Melvin Black, matron of honor,
wore a blue crepe afternoon
irock wttn a corsage or giaoion.
Edward Parker, United States
army, acted as best man.
The couple will make their
home in Myrtle Creek, until Pri
vate First Class Smith returns to
Fort Lewis, Wash., at which
time Mrs. Smith will resume her
duties at the Myrtle Creek hos
pital. FRIENDS iNVitED TO
HONOR HARPHAMB ON
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
The Inter-Se Study club mem
bers will act as hostesses at a
charming affair next Wednesday
evening In the garden of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, 941 Win
chester street, from eight to ten
o'clock in compliment to Mr. and
Mrs. V. V. Harpham on their sil
ver wedding anniversary. All
friends of the Harpham family
are cordially invited to enjoy the
occasion.
d. of u. v. Members and
FAMILIES TO ENJOY
PICNIC FRIDAY EVENING
W deirghtfiji--thirty-,siock
potluck picnic supper has been
planned for members of .Flor
ence Nightingale Tent No. 15,
Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War, and their families
Friday evening, July 27-, at Kl
wanis Park.
Those attending are requested
to bring a covered dish, their
own sugar and tablp service.
. Receiving Medical Treatment
Mrs. M. B. Green of Roseburg
has gone to Portland to receive
medical treatment.
Would Yoo Cheer Up A
Weary War Worker?
Phone 586
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