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R0SEBUR5 REWS-REVISW, ROSEBUD, PKEggR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, MS TRRT? 5CIXCDEW Social Calendar Monday October 15 Junior Woman's club annual rush party' ut 8 P. M. at club house. All newcomers between lEes of 18 and 30 especially In vited. Mrs. T. C. Fitzgerald and Miss Marjorie Ott, co-chairmen. Members requested to be at the clubhouse by 7:30 o clock. U.A.K. to meet at 7:30 o'clock !n evening at home of Mrs. Ft. H. Orinsted on Corey avenue with Mrs. C. P. Cavlor as co-hostess. Lirthday of national D.A.R. so ciety to he observed. Kiversilale grange invites pub lic to enjoy card party at 8 P. M. at praline hall. Prizes will be awarded winners in pinochle and live-hundred. Refreshments will be served. A door prize will also be awarded. Lilac Circle No. 49 Neighbors of Woodcraft to meet at 8 P. M. at I.O.O.K. hall.. Refreshments will be served. Members and friends of Meth odist churt'h are featuring an other "Family Night" at a 6:30 icloek potluck dinner at the church' witn Harmony circle in charge. Those attending are asked to brlnij their own table service and bread and butler, sandwiches. A program will lol low the dinner. Tuesday October 16 Navy Mothers club to meet at 8 P. M. at Roseburg Woman's clubhouse. Twelve and Won club to meet at noon potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. Mary Princen on Chad wick street. Roseburg Woman's club Im portant business meeting at 1:30 o'clock at clubhouse. Mrs. A. J. Geddes, president, urges every member to be present. Adult clothing class to meet at 7:30 P. M. at home economics department in Junior High school. V.iss May Van Deusen, instructor, to talk on making pattern alterations and cutting and laying a pattern. Class mem bers are asked to bring their own patterns. Melrose grange No. 434 will meet at 7 o'clock potluck supper at hall. First and second degrees to be conferred and initiation will be held. All members and candidates urged to be present. Wednesday October 17 Roseburg Art aid Embroidery club to meet In afternoon at home ot-.Mrs.-T. Hoffmeister at the corner of Booth and Eddy streets. Pythian Sisters temple No. 23 to meet at 8 P. M. at K. of P. hall. Plans to be made for old fashioned dance and carnival. All members urged to be present. Those interested in the drill staff are also requested to be in at tendance. Calapooia Ladies club will hold all-day meeting with noon pot luck dinner at the clubhouse with Mrs. Agnes Wilcox and Mi's. Frankie Moore as hostesses. Sew ing and quilting will be enjoyed. All ladies of the community in vited. Thursday October 18 Country club ladies to meet at 9:30 sharp in morning at club house for contract bridge plav. Potluck luncheon at 12:30 o'clock and golfing in afternoon. Qual ifying rounds of Steams-Bridges golf tournament trophy to be played. West Melrose club to meet In afternoon at home of Mrs. Earl Seeley. Roseburg Chapter of Eastern Star to hold annual homecoming affair at 8 o'clock at Masonic temple. Initiation will be held. Refreshments will be served. All members and visiting members invited. Mrs. G. C. Finlay, worthy matron, to preside. Tenmile Community Circle to meet at 12:30 o'clock pot lurk luncheon at home of Mrs. Cecil Carroll. Mid-Week Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church to meet at 2 o'clock at home of Mrs. War ren Graham, 527 East Douglas street. Members and friends in vited. Friday October 19 St George's Episcopal Guild to hold first fall meeting at Impor tant session at 8 P. M. at the parish house. All women of the church are urgently requested to attend. Saturday October 20 Catholic ladies welfare shop, located In basement of parish house on East Oak street, to be open all dav. South Deer Creek grange to meet in evening at hall. All mem bers requested to be present. October 22 U. of O. Mothers club to meet at 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper at home of Mrs. J. C. Hume with Mrs. Fred Hamilton, co-hostess. All members and new members are asked to attend. TRIANGLE CLUB MEETS AT BOLSINGER HOME ON WEDNESDAY The Triangle club met Wednes day at the home of Marion Bol singer. New officers elected in cluded: president. Marietta Pow ers: vice-president, Ethel Heca thorn: secretary and treasurer, Eva Barrows. Special plans were made for the next meeting. Lovely refresh ment! were served bv the hostess. Mrs. Bolslnger, to: Hattie Guerin. Beatrice Lawrence, Eva Barrows. Gertrude Hess, Eva Mav Ferrier, Ethel Hecathnrn. Marrietts Pow ers. Myrtle Wenger and Bett Leach. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Marries at Home Wedding h v. v 1 i Photo by Clark I studio. Newa-Revlew Mrs. Andrew At a very beautiful and impres-1 sive candlelight ceremony. Miss I Mary Nancv Roberts, lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Roberts, became the bride of Major Andrew Holmes King, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. King, of Atlanta, Georgia, Wednesday eve ning, October 3, at the home of the bride's parents, 817 South Pine street, Roseburg. Dr. Morris H. Roach, pastor of the First rresoyienan church, pertormed the ceremtmv at seven o'clock in the presence of relatives and close friends. Bouquets of tall white gladioli and fern, flanked by candelabra holding white tapers, formed the attractive improvised altar. Pre ceding the ceremony, Mrs. Homer Grow, played softly on the piano and Miss Betty Strong lighted the candles. Mrs. Grow played the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin for the bridal partv to take its place. Miss Betty Jane Roberts, sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor, and was charming in a rose-colored marquisette gown fashioned with a circular skirt having insets of lace. She car ried a colonial bouquet of white gladioli and fern and wore a head dress of stephanotis. Following the maid of honor, the bride appeared on the stair way dressed in a beautiful wed ding gown of ivory satin fash ioned with a shirred bodice, wrist length sleeves, sweetheart neck line and full length train. Inser tions of lace formed a panel effect from the shoulders to the MRS. C. E. SMITH IS HOSTESS TO PINOCHLE CLUB ' Mrs. C. E. Smith very gra ciously entertained her pinochle club at a delightful eight o'clock dessert-supper at her attractive home in Laurelwood Wednesday evening. Cecil Brunner roses formed a pretty rnotif for the table. Covers were placed for Mrs. Jack Fincham. a guest, and Mrs. Rav Puckett, Mrs. Les Irvin, Mrs. Harold Cacy. Mrs. Robert Snod dy, Mrs. Richard Young. Miss Frances Hutchinson and the host ess. Mrs. Smith. Pinochle was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours with Mrs. Fincham winning the high score prize. MRS. A. D. PARR IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. A. D. Parr very gracious ly entertained her bridge club at her lovely home on East I-ane street Tuesday evening. Zinnias and asters formed a pretty motil for the occasion. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the evening by the fol lowing members: Mrs. Kenneth Bailev, Mrs. Frederick Chapman. Jr., Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs. A. G. Henninger. Mrs. O R. Hess, Mrs. Marshall Pengra. Mrs. Frederick J. Porter and Mrs. Parr. High scores for the evening's play were won by Mrs. Hen ninger and Mrs. Hess. Following the card play. Mrs. Parr served a lovely dessert-supper. MR. AND MRS. FINDLAY ENTERTAIN AT DINNER AT THEIR HOME SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Findlay ! and son. Tommv. and daughters. Ruby Jo and Brenrta. entertained as guests at a delightful dinner at their home Sunday: Mrs. Find lav's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blfod. and Mrs. Frances Blood and daughters. Alice and Carmen. Callers at the Findlay homo during the afternoon Included: Mr. and Mrs. Don Primrose, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kester and daugh ter, Lorene; Mrs. Llllle Lohr, Mrs. Margaret Erskirie and Mr. and, Mrs. Fted Barker. - v w eagravlng. Holmes King hemline. She wore a Juliet cap of small pearls holding in place her finger-tip net veil. She carried a cascade arrangement of Rapture and Pinochio roses with stephano tis and fern. She was met at the foot of the winding stairway bv her father, who escorted her to the altar and gave her in marri age. Major King's best man was Franklin Wickham, of Roseburg. both having recently returned from overseas service. Flower arrangements for the weddine and reception were in charge of Mrs. Clair K. Allen. The serving table, cuveied by an exquisite white handmade lace cloth, was centered with an ar rangement of peach-colored gladi oli and fern. Mi's. J. R. Wharton assisted by serving the bride's cake and Mrs. J. E. Dent served the punch. As the bride ascended the stair way before going away, she threw her bouquet which was caught by Miss Virginia Koller. Following a honeymoon on the Orepon coast. Major and Mrs. King will go to Atlanta, Georga. The bride was graduated from Roseburg High school In 1940 and from North Texas State Teachers college at Denton, Texas, In 1944. She was dietician In the Orange, Texas, public schools the last year. J he Dritiegroom, wno servea with the 103rd division, was a staff officer with the 411th Infan try regiment serving in the Eu ropean theatre of operations. He received his High school and col lege education in Georgia. I NTER-SE STUDY CLUB MEETS AT MELLIS HOME TUESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs.' Bruce Mellis was a most gracious hostess Tuesday, when she entertained the InterSe Study club at a delightful salad luncheon at one o'clock at her at tractive home on Glenn street. A beautiful lace cloth covered the table, which w-as centered with an artistic arrangement of fall flowers. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Anna Stever. a guest, Mrs. George Churchill. Mrs. Charles Doerner, Mrs. Paul El liott. Mrs. Paul Geddes. Mrs. V. V. Harpham and the hostess, Mrs. Mellis. Interesting roll-call topics were glvea The club will meet at a one o'clock dessert-luncheon October 23 at the home of Mrs. Doerner in Melrose with Mrs. Geddes in charge of the program. WEST MELROSE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY The West Melrose club held a very enjoyable meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Ostcrman. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed and a short business meeting was conducted by the vice-president. t During the social hour delicious refreshments were served bv Mrs. Osterman to: Mrs. Ray S. Petrequin, Mrs. Ear! Seeley, Mrs. Amy Crlteser, Mrs. H. G. Thomp son, Mrs. Jennings Gravning. Mrs. Eli Sanders and LeRoy, and Mrs. Lyle Kobernik and children. The next meeting will be held Thursday, October 18. at the home of Mrs. Earl Seeley. Sunrise Mineral Springs Hcolth Resort DIET BATHS MASSAGE Special Diet for Special Cases Open the year around Wi Matt Sraraaaa stafM Roseburg reference on request tot 242 Hubbard, Or. STEWARDSHIP PLAY IS HIGHLIGHT OF WOMAN'S SOCIETY MEETING The Stewardship play, "The Group Steward" highlighted the program hour of the Woman's Society of the First Presbyterian church which met Thursday at a lovely one-lhirtv o'clock dessert luncheon at the church parlors with Mr. W. M. Chalmers, chair man, assisted bv Mrs. Otto W. Hurrah, Miss Margaret Clapti, Mrs. Ida bailey, Mrs. C. E. Roberts and Mrs. L E. Thompson. Colorful full berries, iiulinn leaves and bowls of dahlias graced the serving table. Covers were placed for: Mrs. A. D. Campbell,- Mrs. Ella Mull and son, Paul, of Eugene, Mrs. Otto N. Jones and Mis. Marv E. Holmes, guests, and Dr. and Mrs. Morris H. Roach. Mrs. Earl Plum mer. Mi's. Stephen Bistran, Mrs. Eldred Jones, Mrs. V. R. Hall craft, Mrs. A. C. Fries and son, Buddy: Miss Estelle V. Conover, Mrs. R. W. Rodgers, Mrs. Effie Schwarz, Mrs. J. Roland Parker, Mrs. C. H. Bailey, Mrs. Peter Crumett, Mrs. Homer Grow. Mrs. J. E. Runvan. Mrs. W. H. Ferris, Mrs. H. E. Coleman, Mrs. Emma Lenox. Mrs. Frank Bergh. Mrs. Harold Bellows, Mrs. George Kohlhagen, Miss N. Jennie Buick, Mrs. George Scwell. Mrs. D. L. Taylor. Mrs. L. E. Thompson, Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, Miss Mar garet Clapo. Mrs. Rov Bellows, Mrs. Mary Eastman, Mrs. Armour Murdock, Mrs. Otto W. Harrah, Mrs. Ida Bailey and Mrs. D. L. Chase. Mrs. Runyan had churge of the program and led the very inspira tional devotional service, followed by Mrs. Ferris giving the year book of prayer and Mrs. Frank Bergh singing, "My Task" by Ashford. accompanied by Mrs. Grow. Paul Mull, three years of age, delighted the group by sing ing, "Zacchcus," after which the play, "The Group Steward" was very ably presented by Mrs. J. Roland Parker, Mrs. Armour Murdock, Mrs. A. C. Fries. Mrs. Mary Eastman. Mrs. Harold Bel lows and Mrs. Morris Uoach. The program was one of the finest to be enjoyed by the group. Mrs. Earl Plummer, president, conducted the business meeting. The societv will meet at it one thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon November 8 at the church parlors with Mrs. A. A. Wilder, chairman, assisted by Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. H. E. Coleman, Miss N. Jeannie Buick and Mrs. J. F. Barker. PARENT-TEACHER PARTY ENJOYED AT METHODIST CHURCH ON FRIDAY The children of the Junior de partment of the Methodist Sun day school entertained at a very delightful teacher-parent party Friday afternoon in the church parlors. The program included: group sing; short talk explaining the Sunday school work by the su perintendent of the department, Mrs. Fred L. Southwick; piano solo by Tommy Keel; accordion solo by Cherry Arney ; vocal solo sweet nour oz rrayer, oy t-ui-olvn Burr, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Burr; and piano solo by Donna Adair. Refreshments were served dur ing the social hour by the fifth grade class of girls. Those en joying the occasion Included: Mrs. Mnilmnn nnH flmmhtnr. Elizabeth: Mrs. William J. Adair and daugh ter. Donna; Mrs. Myrtle Burr and daughter, Carolyn; Mrs. William Fry, of Los Angeles, and grand daughter, Patricia Roark; Mrs. Harl Kelley and daughter, Lo neta: Mrs. Edwin Rand and daughters, Svlvla and Marian; Mrs. A. J. Ellson and daughter, Donna, and the latter's grand mother, Mrs. Foster Butner; Mrs. Tar-U Rmuwlr nnH twin ftallPh- ters, Carol and Carolene; Mj-s. Vernon Keel ann son, tommy; Tnmm,, fhnrhill .Irhn Rand. Cherry Arney. Shirley Rand, Mrs rrea l.. ftoutnwicK, suieiiineiiu ent, and Mrs. Walter Coats and Mrs. Hugh Harrison, teachers. T,-rt nf tho toafhr Harl Kellv and Mr. Langdon, were unable to be present. CIRCLE NO. 2 HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON MONDAY NIGHT Circle No. 2 of St. Joseph's Altar society met at a salad supper Monday evening at the home of Miss Madlyn Stearns In Oakland with her cousin, Mrs. Dan Bridges, as co-hostess. Cov ers were placed for: Mrs. Marion Rose, a guest; Miss Meta-Marie Amiot. Miss Coletta Langenberg, Miss Kav and Miss Annaloris Ward, Mrs. II. G. Emery, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Joseph Fcst, Mrs. C. Domenlco. Mrs. Dennis Doyle and the hostesses. Mrs. Domenlco and Miss Casey were named chairmen to serve breakfast at St. Joseph's school November 12. The next meeting will be a formal affair Novem ber 12 at the home of Miss Kay and Miss Annaloris Ward to ob serve the second anniversary of the circle. Election of officers will be held. Any member not able to attend has been requested to call the Ward home not later than Saturday, November 10. 2k GIVE TODAY I ROSEBURG COMMUNITY CHEST Engagement Is Announced Pholo by Oak Studio. Newa-Review Miss Betty Mrs. Edward Terroy of New Orleans announced the engage ment of her daughter, Miss Betty Frances, to Sgt. Winston H. Tay lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mllo E. Taylor, of Salem, formerly of Roseburg, at a partv in Septem ber in the Blue room of the Roose velt hotel in New Orleans. Miss Terrov is a senior at New comb college in New Orleans and is very active in musical circles. Sgt. Taylor was a senior at Wil PAST MATRONS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE ' MEETING MONDAY The Past Matron's club of Rose burg chapter No. 8 O.E.S. met on. Monday evening at the home of Mrs. T. B. Virden on North Jackson street with Mrs. Earl Plummer as joint hostess. A de licious salad supper was served at a large table centered with Michaelmas daisies and zinnias. An int4f-csting business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Earl Plummer, and was fol lowed by a report of the recent nenc? session of the. Oregon r:r;md chnntcr hv Frnrices I.in- STAR THEATRE Doors Open Sat. & Sun. 1:45-6:45 Ends Tonight ElRLCmOLl Plus ' BLONDE FEVER 2 BIG HITS Zane Grey s thrill-loaded Sage of Buck Duane gun-tighter of Texas The Last of the Duanes (tarring George Montgomery enrravlnf. Frances Terroy lamette university at Salem, when he entered the service and was also formerly a member of the news staff of the Salem States man. He is a member of Kaupa Gamma Rho fraternity and Blue Key honorary. Ho was graduated from Roseburg Senior High school in 1D38. lie was recently returned to the States, following service with the U. S. Army in England. No date has been set for the wedding. tott. Past Grand organist. Mrs. Lintott then played several mu sical numbers on the old-fashioned reed organ which has been in the Shambrook family for many years. Those present were: Mrs. T. B. Virden and Mrs. Earl Plummer, hostesses; Mrs. Stanley Kidder, guest; Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Mrs. W. F. Harris, Mrs. Walter Hercher, Mrs. Frances Lintott, Mrs. D. H. Morgan, Mrs. Maurice Newiand, Miss Margaret Page, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. H. II. Turner, Mm. It. D. Williams, Mrs. Carl Wimbcrly and Mrs. K. 1 .. Whinnle. SUN. & MON. only COMEDY AND ACTION IN THIS LATEST DOUBLE RE-ISSUE PROGRAM! JACK BENNY In the Funniest Picture of His Riotous Career CHARLEY'S AUNT . with KAY FRANCIS Look! CLARK GABLE in Jack London's "Call of the Wild" Starts , TUES.! LAOV FLKS MFETINC IS ENJOYED AT TEMPLE THURS0AY The Lady Elks met Thursday evening at the temple with Mrs. llarola Haskin acting as hostess. vuiua v..,, I'lijujt u "ill. mis. i Bert Anderson winning the oi luge prize anil m:. jonn ici winning the pinochle prize. Those present were: Mr. Bert Anderson, Mi's. Roy llebard. Mrs. Harold Haskin. Mis. Galen Morey, a guest ; Mrs. K. I). Adams. Mrs. 1.. E. Bitner, Mrs. .1. E. Clark. Mrs. Arthur lludnrll, i... i'ini.. t ttth ii........ Elliott, Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. Paul Ged.les, Mrs. Mitchell Moore. Mrs. George Aker, Sr., Mrs. C W. Dishman, Mi's. Albert Micelli, Mrs. Val Strung, Mrs. E. E. Sherman, Mrs. John Aker, , Mrs. Harrv Pinniger and Mrs. Wesley Bailor. The next meeting w ill be held at an eijOU o'clock desscr-supuer at the temple October 25 with Mrs. Jack Boor, Mrs. Arthur Hud nell and Mrs. Harold Haskin as hostesses. B. P. W. C. HAS ANNUAL HOMECOMING AFFAIR ON MONDAY EVENING Following the regular business meeting of the Business and Pro fessional Women's club Mondav evening ut the clubhouse with the president, Ruth Roberts, in charge, the annual homeoming party was held with Helen Saar, Nance Atkins. Stella Spencer, Vera Fredrickson, Ina Earns worth, Minnie Clark, Kutherine Kenny and Verna Carothers, all past presidents, in charge. Georgine Shanklln played two piano solos followed by two lovely violin numbers by Miss Naomi Scott, accompanied by Mrs. Saar. Nance Atkins was speaker and Stella Spencer read the club history. Letters were read from past presidents, Amanda Anderson and Kutle Sinniger. Members and guests took part In a contest guessing son" with Mrs. Saur ut the piano. Petunias, In pink and purple tones, decorated the club room. Refreshments were served to Ruth Roberts, Vivian Logsdon, Maude Kidder. Katherine Kenny, Vera Fredrickson, Ina Farns worth, Verna Carothers, Stella Spencer, Uiutyi lies. Hazel Dixon, Edvth Gilmour. Frieda Child lXilma Grobe, Ruth Ioty, Ruth Froman Florence Nedlger Clara Berg, Minnie Clark. Martha F. Perry, Ethel Littler, Nance Atkins, Esther Browns, Alfreria Smith, Mattie Gosnell, Edna May Hay ward, Mrs. Glenn Dunham, Clara Eliason. Shlrlev Whittle. Alvia Wetherell and Grace Crook. While refreshments were en loved, nlnns were outlined for the TONIGHT , . , ,. . .- BtOP.DE Sunday thru Tues! He Makes Love He Murders WATCH OUT! "DILLINGER" annual Tmtnksgivlng dunce In he sponsored by the club and a car pool was formed to go to the southern Oregon conference at Grants Puss this weekend. - 3 Hit. ul .! I-:S- SUNDAY THRU TUES. If 'i hSt Jwf mi Uw-Dwm . . 3 Blinding Madness 0 ...that twits to "5r x; MiipnFR! ' . ENDS TONIGHT GENE AUTRY "OH. SUZANNAH" Plus ADV. OF KITTY O'DAY So Tenderly . . . So Carefully! IS COMMINGI Plus: Jill i I
