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Newspaper Page Text- FOUR ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1948 Society and Clubs By BETTY ALLEN Wed In Church Rites f : : 1 'i 1 : . t 'J tw J'" ' - .... i : , 1 1-' Vv-i ' , ' l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C, Mis Ruth Cunningham, dauch-i white tr of Mr. and Mis. Arthur Cun-1 chid. nlnharn of lamas Vallry una Jiks. ph C. Flora, .'r., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Flora, also of Camas Valley were married at the First i'reshyterian Church Novemlier 'J with lr. Mori is lioat h rearlinu the service. '1 he hiile was given In mar riage hy her father and wore h dusty rose dress and carried a Picture by Clark Studio , Flora, Jr. Bible looped with nn or Helen Skaggs of Jtoseburg was maid of honor, also wearing a pink dress and carrying a co lonial bouquet. Iies.1 man was William Gaihnghouse, and usher was Marvin Vaughn. lhey plan to make their hnmr at Camas Valley where the bi ide- jMooin 18 in tne logginc business. Mr. Flora served in the U. S. Navy for two years. DINNER CARD PARTY 13 OUTSTANDING AFFAIR DURING HOLIDAY SEASON Mrs. .1. A. Hauling, assisird by Mis. F. W. Chapman, Mrs, Charles II. Wade and Miss Helen Casey entertained a large group cl frirnd.4 at dinner at the Hotel l'mp(jua Tuesday, 1 ee followed hy an evening of cards 1 'inner was served iti the civic loin whnh was attractively r;.n;:ed with lighted red tapers i:nd iHHiisettlas. Cauls were at play In thr lob hv with Miss Hele; Casev hold ing hp:h btuie mid Mrs. Harris Kllsw to th sen nut high. Out id Begin the New Year 1948 by Shopping at the Co-op tlcctric fixtures and wiring supplies Irrigation pumps and pipe. Domestic Water systems Plumbing supplies Paints and roofing ' Implements and tiactors Gasoline and Otis Fencing Hardware Feeds and Seeds BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE EARNINGS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farn Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG. OREGON Vhona 98 Locafad W. Washington St. nj S. P. R. R. Tracks town guests were Mrs. L. G. Ka- hnw ol liavwood, can i., mis. Walter Gordon of Burllngame, Caht., and Miss Margaret iJaum ol San Francisco, Calif. i The guest list included the i Mesdames C. W. Wharton. W. F Chapman, Charles Wade, Vel Uioadway, U. W. Josse, M. Mice,; Kov Virden, Fdgar Iwis, Na-, tahe Baum, R. L. Whipple. A. hi. Kent, Ix'an Hubar, Lynn Pickens, I S. L. Kiddi r, Ire.ie Varnell. John Robinson. I Ilen "larke. I !an i Fllsworth, Guy Cordon, Clair Al len, Oscar lii-rrie, F. Schwartz, George Whaitrn. J.uk Vv barton. Harry Pargeter. Jolin idling, Ii. Church. K. Kenny, I.. L.. Mc- Cliiitock. Also the Mesdames J C. Hume. Hans Hansen, Hany H llebiand. I'aul Jenkins, (Jle.in Wim.ierly. I Hiuglas Waite, J. McDonald, J. II H'Mith. H 11. Stapleton. A. A. Wilder, Carl Wimbcrly, Dim Jlel liwell, Kenneth Quuie, D. Coen, W. Amiot, Dexter Hice. VV. F. Barker, Fred Ixx-kwood, Jack Joss' and Itotert Browning, tlu Mi ssi's Rosa H. Parrot t, Helen Casey, Gertrude Rast and Naomi Scott. j OPEN HOUSE ATTENDED I EY LARGE GROUP AT NEW PRESBYTERIAN MANSE Despite stormy weather over 200 mem tiers and friends ot th" First Presbyterian church and the Morris Roach family attend ed open hrmse at the new manse located at :01 South Main street. New Year's day. Hours for call ing were from 2 until 5 and from 7 until 9 in the evening. During the latter part of the afternoon Mrs. Homer Grow played piano selections. The guests were greeted at the door and escorted thiough the new home, which was occu pied by Dr. and Mia. Morris H. Roach and children, Robert. Morris and Betty, the Friday pri- to Christmas. Refreshments were served from a table attrac tively centered with a snow scene Mrs. Ray Buckley and Mrs S. A. Layman were co-chairmen tor the affair assisted by lepre sentalives from the various or ganizations in the church. Pouring during the ojen housp were Mrs. Ida Bailey, Miss Llinor Sheik, Mrs. Karl Plummer, Mrs. H. T. Hansen, Mrs. John Run van, Mr. Claire Allen, Mrs. W. H. Fan is. Mrs. C. K. Rolerts. Mrs. VV. M. Campbell and Mrs Orlena Slattery. Assisting with the guest book and wraps were Mioses Janet and Joyce Harpham. Rick"V Mo Cormick, Janice Plummer. Susan Molschenbacher, Marian Siattery, Frederlcka Hamilton, Verna Ca rothers and Mrs. Richaid Kat man. Jr. Kseor 1 1 ng t he guest s t h rou gh the house were Slesd.imes Alva Iiwh, Armour Murdock, W. H Allen. Fldred Junes, Dave Me Carroll. J. G. CarUm. K. S. Hall. Sam ShiM-inaker, Fugene Sprin, er and Maurice Newland. Assisting the cochaumin In making arrangements lor th. n'M house were Mi$. J. P. Motschenhaeher, Mn. Alta Si monson, Mrs. John Dinglev, Mrs Stephen histran. Mrs. Karl Loz ier and Miss Lliner Shei k. FIRESIDE PARTY HELD AT SMITH HOME Mr. and Mrs. James Smith held a "fireside party" at their home I last weekend. Attending v. , Mr. and Mrs. William Clan j bach. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tu dor, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Havens, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Havens. Mr. and Mrs. Averv Thompson and A) 1 F. Hartung of lortland. Betrothal Told K 4, ',';''-'VV 'V;.' ' - Photo by Photo l..ib Ruth Bovingdon. AFTERNOON TEA AT BARKER HOME HONORS ROSEBURG VISITOR Mrs. J. F. BarKfr, Mrs. Louis J(n.s and Mrs. Vel Broadway cnti'itaiiird al the Barker horrv lat.1 Ki'idb.v, L)f'e. 26 with an aft prnnon tua honoriiiK Mrs. I.. K. Kabisius of fiaywood. Calif., a N udav visitor in Hoscburg wilh ht-r datiKhier, Mre. Jack Jossc. Christmas decorations were used about the rooms and on the s tv Ki ihdIc. Mrs. K. W. Cha man and Mrs. IJexter Rice pfiur- d. Mis. Natalie Hiium and Ml Mix Announcement of the betrothal of Miss Kulh Bnint;lon and il liam E. Bales was revealed Tues- day evening at the home of Ir. and Mrs. Ueolge t.. HoucK on South Stphens street to a groun of Miss Bovingdon's friends. Mrs. Houck and her dauxhter, Mrs. Adelaine rields were hostessi's for the aflair. As the wedding will be an event of February the service table was decorated in a Valen tine motif with red and while carnations forming the centerpiece. Bidden to the affair were Mrs. Glenn Miller, Mrs. Allen Knudt sen. Mrs. James Knudtsen, Miss Frederica Hamilton, Miss Jane Kllswoilh, Miss Mary Kllen Mc Kay, Miss Marian Siattery, Miss Carol Kerr, Mrs. F.dwin Booth, Mrs. Maybclle Young, Mrs. J. K. Johnson. Mi's. Walter Hercher, Miss Helen Casey and Miss Naomi Scott. Miss Bovingdon has resided in Koseburv: for some time at the George E. Houck home and re cently completed her nurses' training course. Mr. Bales is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bales of Bakersfield, former Roseburg residents. During the war he served In the lr. S. Navy and is now attending University of Ore gon at Eugene. Vilna whiii lii i ir reeled the eucsts I -Nona al the door and avji'.tjng with i the serving were Mrs. Lxm MeU ger and Mrs. Jack Josse. Invited to meet the honored rue.-t were the Mesriames Loug las Waite, Stanley Kidder. J.uk Kidder of Santa Barbara, Calif., J. F. Sawvers, Charles Wharton. V' alter Gordon, M. K. Rice, Helen Clarke, W. R. Brown, Charles Wade, Dexter Rice, H. H. Stapel ton. Horace Berg, Fred Chap man, Roy Bellows, Jack Whar ton. George W harton, El wood Wiles. J. C. Hume, E. R. Sum r. r. Al Kent. Harry Hildebrand, Don Helliwell. H. C. Church, Na talie Baum, Wm. Blaker, Glen Wimberlv. Donald Wimbcrly. Carl Wimbcrly, Harris Ells worth, and Ethel MacDonald. Also the Mesdames Guy Cor don, Ray Buckley, John Voting. Edgar Lewi-s, Flossie Virden. Rob ert Browning, Marie Flint Mc Call, John Robinson, Harry Par ceter, the Misses Naomi Scott. Margaret Baum, Gerttrude Rast. Sally Clarke, Rosa B. Parrott and Helen Casey. P.G.N. OINNER IS WELL-ATTENDED P.N.G. club Christmas party and turkey dinner was attended Dec. 1H by a large group of mem bers, their families and gacsts. Christmas decorations were used on the tables and following a short business meeting exchange id gifts and visiting was en joyed. Hostesses for the January meeting were announced as Ma mie Fctt. Tillie Johnson. Ina Farnsworth, Elsie Mills, Eileen Rapp, and entertainment mem-Ikm-s include Eflie Schwartz, Una Williams and Maggie Dent. Members enjoying the evening were i.tnel liitiev. nay nice Beach. Ruhv Bloom, Ethel Bus tnbark. Minnie Clirk. Maggie Dent, Ella Fenley. Mamie Fctt. Evelvn Frederickson, Alice Goff, Rags which once were virtual y Maine Gosnell. Esther Harpham, I the only source of paper pulp Gertrude Hatfield. Winnie Hawn, now supply only about tnree per Vclma Herman, Igna High. Ma cent of that used, mie Hudncll, Frances Knudtsen, I - -. : Susie Jackson, Tillie Johnson, El la Lennox, Vivian L o g i d o n , Blanche Marr, Elsie Mills, Mar garet Miller. Also Maude Nivdham, Mivmp Pickens. Ruth Plummer. Ila Pres ton. Eileen Rapp, Ruth Reece, Lydia Roadman. Elsie Russell. Bernice Smith, !ora Schroder, Viola Spencer. Helen Saunders. Fffie Schwartz, Emma Taylor, Thompson, Louise loung. Ona Williams. Frances Bistak. Aurilla McGhehey, Mary Curti.-,, Mabel Roberts and Susan Bowman. The seven nations In the Arab League are Saudi Arabia, Egvpt, Iraq, Trans-Jordan, Syria, Leban on and Yemen. WOMEN'S CLUB PLANS MEETING, ART EXHIBIT Roseburg Woman's club will meet at the armory Tuesday aft ernoon at 1:30 o'clock for their January surprise meeting. At this time preparations will be made for the Arts and Crafts exhibit to be held Wednesday at the armory under the sponsor ship of the club. Members hav-1 ing articles for exhibit are asked i to bring them to the club meet Hp:. A committer will remain at j the Armory from 4 until 6 o'- ; ciock to receive displays from others wishing to exhibit. I JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD GASCO BRIQUETS "ALL HEAT AND NO ASH" DENN-GERRETSEN CO. 402 W. Oak Ph. 128 The nearly extinct white Rhi noceros, is with the exception of the elephant, the largest of land mammals. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Patrick Kellcy Post 2468 Meets at The Veterans Lounge 2nd and 4th Tuesdayt All Members Invitra MELROSE YOUNG FOLK ENJOY SOCIAL EVENING Of interest In the Melrose vi i n i r y -.va-s a young people's party held Kriday evening, iVr. lit; al the Melrose eianye. (Jroup (.mhii and contests u ere enjoyed. In ehaiK' of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nickens and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Keece. Refreshments wort served to IVity and Jerry Stidham. li-m aid and Je St rick line, P ondi .Old I vlores Ij.cvis Marylvn a. id I iek Nickens, Pale and hick liuiichiake. (luv and Craif How man, Ted and Kner Rcrcc, IY yy and Paul Irvine, 'layle, oi- e atul Keith Conn. Mickey Benedict. Nicky Antftiie. I uane Conn. Beverly I. each, Henfetta Jidinmm, Jack M'i ti. Hoy Marsh ail. Tom 1 mpsey. t iail Cr.'ft, .luanita Williams. Paul H.itcher, halene. iU. erdark, Dai lene Kruse, Iirithy Finn. I.atin Mill Alice Everett, Merel S. enters. Sharon Miles, Kmy I.mi Ilaip ham. Lorraine Tan.ier, Edwartl York, Don and Uloria Lowman. CHURCH GROUP PLANS MEETING Women Society of Chi'Utian Service of tiie Kosehurj; Metho c.ist chiu ch w til meet in t ht hut ch parloi s Thin sd rv after roon at 1 -in o'clock for des.se it luncheon. Hostesses f r the luncheon aie Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs. K J- Wainseott, Mrs. tieo. Quine and Mrs. E. A. Petty. I Wot Ions are ineharet of Mrs. W. A. McArthur with a program under the leadership of Mrs. Earl Hleile Theme tor the New Year is "Thai Thy Way M.iy He Known l'pni Earth " Suht will te einlucted l t he new nresi dent, Mr. I.ueian Cohtv AH la dies nf the church and triends are invited. MRS. CHARLES HEINLINE TEACHER OF Piono Hormony Theory Member of National Guild of Piano Teachers Phone SOJ R llf2 Madrono Iiuiclwood BEAUER ANTI-FREEZE Will protect your car. It has been tested and approved by Tide Water Assc. Oil Co. $1.75 a Gallon at ALL ASSOCIATED STATIONS Barn Dance Every Saturday Night AT PRESCHERN'S MELROSE ROAD M ulc at you like it by the Colorado Mountaineers! WHEELER FAMILY WOOD and SAWDUST Immediate Delivery 4' Slabwood 4' Dry 16" Dry 16" Slabwood 16" Mill Ends SCREENED SAWDUST Single and Double Loads of Planer Ends Roseburg Lumber Co. Roseburg Ph. 468 DIRECTORS B. J. Shooniakrr. Pros. M. K. Kitti-r, V. Fr.-s. H. O. P.irRptor, Sec. & Mgr. A. N. Circuit. Atty. V. J. Mici'lli. Treas. Kdyih Gilmuur, Am i. Secretary DIRECTORS I. V. Wimbcrly G. C. Finlay Guy Cuiilon B. R. Shoemaker W. V. Harris N. Fullerton ALLEY OOP No Romance at REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Umpqua Savings and Loan Association Roseburg, Oregon Year Ending December 31st 1947. RESOURCES V. S. National Hank Balance $ 40.5rB L'l Notes Secured hv Stork 775.00 D. K. Loans Not" Pishursed 3f,9!M.2S Notes Secured hy I). Ft. Mortgages 9! '7 MO .Notes Si-cured by Mortgages 6.100.IK) Advanced to iiorrowers 3r.Mt Interest Receivable -STvfi2 Sale l ontiai ls 10.7t'.4 !. Federal Home Uan Bank Slock 12.4iki.iK1 Govrrnment Bands 45.000.00 Home Oftiee Building 21,000.00 SI. 171,735.39 LIABILITIES Investment Stock SS74.502.il Loan Stock 4.713.02 Building Account Reserve lO.tii 10.00 Contingent Reserve 21.1!I3.31 Surplus S.142.17 IVIcircd Profit 2.'1.2l Other Reserves 2.17.25 Money Borrowed 196.153.00 Incomplete D. R, Loans 34.9111 .28 Undivided Profits 111.171.98 $1,171,735.39 State of Oregon S3 County of Douglas I, H. (). Pargeter. Secretary of the above association, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. II. O. PARGETER. Secretary. Attest: S. J. SHOEMAKER. President. Subscribed and sworn to before mc this 2nd day of January A D., 1913. W. F. HARRIS. Notary Public for Oregon. My Commission expires November 30, 1948. WELL. ThiS H, CtftTAiNLV TURNED OUT TO BB . 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