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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSE8URG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON- SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1948 Socteiy and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Honored Queen of Bethel No. 8 BETA 8ICMA PHI HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING WEDNESDAY EVENING Mu Chnpti-r of Beta Sitfma I'hl L'lilful niiftiiiu Merry at Christian Church once, and Miss uoiores azpvcoo of Tracy, Calif., wrp brldi's malds. Thp latter served in the Waves with the briile for a year and a half. The gowns of the bridesmaids were designed from ' '' l ,i I. l .V, FT j -I. ft, ; 3 '. 'km.- : M .... . nrill a (ICIIL'IIUIII IIIt-i-llHK I , t 1 ' - tfc ! i-U 4 ft i nesrlny evening at the ttraetlve V - ; t .. 5.- V t il yellow net with matt-nlnit opon home of Kianiis Melner on Mill S))i i K"- '1 'la'f'''i4 crown net caps. They carried old street with Iri'ne Tozier, Jane f ; -,r 'r' . ;- ji-r. . V;"'"'''?' J J&t'2 i '""hioned nosegays of mixed Ilowker and iMirothy Winston, I..' ' f,'Aj ' . I '' llV'i il Hver. assisting hostess's. f .-!.. j2 , fT " '. ? c, V ' .iV"I ' Ixnnis Robison acted as best " 1 Th- business meetlnti va con- V' -- . j t- 4 "' i' "i '4i'i;-iJ P man for Itis brother. , -J lrtnct.1 iy the president. (Iladvs i f , - ': . f' i f ' i'-Jf E. tshers were Ciaic Irishman. . I Mart The Chapter votl t con- f '. ;' - J V tl' .-' ' '" rs f-t'S ".'j ' T K ! Varion Le bonne and Wendell ! i I tribute t It the Northwest ., , l i " -7 f 'l" '('.. . .7 t Y -'' -tW J "ji I Clark. ' I Christmas Ship. Kol !:..: r. the V ', L' '. -, .,.".4 , .' f f V, A-5gA j 'ihe bti.le's mother wore a ( I biMiine.'-j session. th elm. ai prv f ' ' V , r, t - 1fv ,'. ' f -beautiful floor-length gown of . eram on Interior Deoi-' i'n was V .- tt-1. ".1. V,-- ..i? . ij" . i aoua jersey w ith a corsage of pink MRS. IVAN PICKENS IS HOSTESS AT CHARMING LUNCHEON FOR CLUB A very lovely miniature woods scene formed the attractive cen terpiece for the serving table used by Mrs. Ivan Mckens Tues day, when she entertained her firam dirs-ruir; j fc' V ,e. Virginia -Vjf"y Berg. Cladys ! ffJ' I'K-lui v by C'lurk'M Studio Miu Cynthia Sue Turner, At an impressive and beautiful ceremony luesday evening, 1H--cembcr M. at the Masonic tem ple. Miss Cynthia .Sim- I inner, (laughter ot Air. and Mrs. II. il. Turner of Koseburg. was Inslall ed Honored Queen uf liethel No. , Jobs Uaugineis, with Lorraine Lomv, reining Honored Cjueell, acting as installing otticcr. tilher oineers lor Ihe installa tion were: (Jeorgeiie. .Shanklllt. guide; Ann Carter, marshal; i'hvllis Hinsdale, chaplain; Bar bara Kith, senior custodian; Yvonne lliHtl, Junior custodian; Lois Ann Slew-art, musician, and Athalie Mai cell, secretary. Utficcrs installed wllh Miss Turner were: Susan Motsclun bachcr, senior princess; Kay Holmes, junior pnnccsH; Joanne T.iylor, guide; Lose l.nnly liond. niarsllal; Hons Kami, chaplain; Kama lienson. recoider; Joan Hugh, musician; l'cg::y McCoy, llliianan; Ai tice 'l.ilor, first messcngi-r; .ona Wil-liue. sec ond lucssengcr; Norma Todd, third messenger; Paula Helweg, fiiurlh messenger; ll.uhara Rand, filth niessellgi'i ; Ponmilce La shua, senior cuslodian; Joanne Ware, Junior custodian: Iteverly llenlM-si, Inner guard; l'eggy Knight, outer guard; Hetty Ann Harvie. custodian of lights; Shir- lev Helweg, tustoiian: Janu l'lumi'it-r, M'nior sciilH1; Jt Wharton. junior sci ihe. Jeanne Mowery, solnist. A very lovely drill, under the diicction ol Sih.ui Motschenhat h rr, was presented lor the new llonou-d Queen by a group ot the -liethel I laughters', who presented n beautitul tMiiuuct of tiurple and white carnations to her. The hosle drill theme song, "Sweet and Lovely," was sung by Harriet Bool I.. A white liihle, tradilional gift ol the liethel, was presented to the new Honored Queen by her sister, Haihara Turner llich. Kay li. Hampton made the pre sentation (d past Honored Queens pin to Miss Losee. A degree of Memlier of Honor was conterred on Mr. Hampton, who is associate grand guardian ot ( iregon and ass'icntte "itardian i;f IMhrl No. M, In recognition of his high office and in apprecia tion ot his kindly services in past years. The Majority IVgroe was con ferred upon the following mem lers: June Clayton, ratricia Cal kins Hallcialt, Sally Hales. Aileen Slattery I'rivett and Jean Turner. Mrs. A. J. Kllison was solmst for tile degree and Miss Booth was soloist for the installation 1 ceremony. The evening closed Willi a love ly ceremony. The Hook of Cold,' lor which little Carolyn Turner, sister id the llonoied Queen, act ed as Ihe Ani'cl. MRS. HAZEL DIXON ENTERTAINS ON NEW YE Aft'S DAY Mrs. M. I la. el IHxon enter tained at a voiy lovely affair at her pleasant apartment home in Ann I the kehlhavcn building New and i Year's day. Thoe pre-M-nt were Mr. and '.Mrs. Victor Short of Clover Creek: Mrs. Sue .lennines of llolse. Idaho; Mrs. Jess Sll.un rook, ot Canyonvllie; Ca'-rie and Will Himiii of IhvonvtUe; Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kent, Miss Kosa B. Panott. of Hosehurg, and the pri's.'nted under the N-aoc siii) 01 lieverly Browne, who In'roduced as her guest speaker, M:s. Clara Berg, from Jos.,e s 1 uraiiure : Store. Mrs. Berg spoke on yii phases of interior decoiatir.g and ' illustrated her talk with samples und pictures. I.()vely refreshments were serv ed by the hostesses to' Mrs. Jack Wharton, social sponsoi ; .irs Clair K. Allen, progr Lillian lu t restic Young. Annat-llr Hail. Athalie Marecll. Birdeer Norton, Myia Cnxw-n, Mary i'ei erson, Ittmita Wykiff. beveriy Browne, Marijo Kllhp, Louise Brown, Helen Saar, Betty Jane Havis, Corinne-Anne Miujii, Jer. sie Waggoner, Kaye Jones, mem bers, und Mrs. Clara Berg, a guest. The next meeting wi)l be Jan uary 21 at the home of Irene To.ier at "I in U.iicn Avenue at eight o'clock in the evening. CRUISERS CLUB HAS DINNER MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING The Cruisers Cluo met at an enjoyable seven thirty o'clock potluck dinner Monday evening at the first Presbyterian Chu.eh parlors. Chrysanthemums wer. used for tiie decorations. Skip ier, W. M. Chalmers conducted Ihe meeting. Mrs. J. I'. Motschen bacher. Mis. Max Bonnie and Mrs. Stephen Bistran were in charge of the galley. K'lliott Mots"henhacher. a guest gave a very Interesting talk and Illustrated with l-olored slides, which he had taken himself on the subject of current debates presented by 111 western colleges, namely, "lhat a Federal World Court be Formed." Both the at firmative and negative sides wen presented most ably by Mr. Mat schenhacher. Those present were: I'r. and Mrs. Morris M. lioach, W. M. Chalmers, Mewarda Wei hind, F.I holt Motsillenbacher. Boh Laws. Mr. and Mrs. Waller AMen, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Laws. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Felker, Mr. and Mrs Max I'ennie. Mr. and Mrs. J 1". Motschenbacher. Mr. and Mrs. IVter Crunimett, Mr. and Mis. Karl Plummer. Janiie Pluminer aml Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bis tran. j.'" i'-Ji-"-i "''-'V1!-.V J x - . fc-'-'-V'i-v, '-:-Y Utt . ct-.-- m 3 Mr. Picturs by Clurk'l and Mri. Bryce Robleon. MRS. VERDUN BOUCOCK ENTERTAINS PINOCHLE CLUO AT DESSERT SUPPER Mrs. Verdun Boucock ginciuu-- j ly entertained her pinoriile chili ! at a delight fill -seven thirty o' clock dessert supper at her h me Wednesday evi'iiing. Violets formed a pretty center piece for Ihe table. Covets were plated lor Mrs. Bruce Hetrick and Mrs. Allen Cordon, guests, and Mrs Norman Hiss. Mrs. Clifford K. Smith. Mrs. James ( ). Knudlson. Mrs. .1. If. Clark. Mrs. Bay Puckolt and the hostess. Mis. Boucock. Pinochle was in play dm in-: the evening with Mis. Pu'-kett winning Ih" high score and Mrs. Clark receiving the low score. Miss Betty Irene Clark, lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Clalk, K-'a Winchester si reel, became the bride of Bryec Itobisen, son n! Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Rector of (Miami, Calif.. in a double ring lerenmnv jht-1 formed by candlelight Saturday evening. lecemiK-r h. at the First Christian Church. Rev. Kenneth W. Knox oei formed the cere mony ill the presence of a large nuinoer of relatives and friends. Baskets of large white rrysan themums flanked the archway, which was dccmaied with iy ami miniature wedding hells. Candles in Ihe two coidelahra were light ed by Miss Bonnie Rector, sister of the btulegioom, and Mrs. Chat les Hough. As the guests assembled Mrs. Clarence Tru-'d played sottly on the 01 gan and acmnmanied K. M. Church, who sang, "Hi cause" and "I Pronu-e Yiii." Willi the om-h-ing strains from the Bridal Cho t us from Lohengrin, the bridal party advanced lo the altar. The bride, eiwn in marriage carnations. ihe bridegrooms mother was lovely in a formal gown of pink taffeta and lace with a corsage of white carna tions. Immediately following the cere mony, the guests were invited to a reception in the church par lors. A beautiful three-liered wed-din-? cake of wltite, d. coratt.l in pink and green and topped by a miniature dove of love holding two wedding rings, centered the delic.iTe handmade white lace table cloth, a gift of the bride's mother. Serving the guests were Mrs. Robert Laursen of Corvallis and Mrs. Burdette Peterson. They wore formal gowns with cor sages of white carnations. Mrs. Charles Hough and Miss Bonnie Keetor had charge of the guest book. For traveling the bride chose a Pacific brown suit fashioned with the popular cutaway jacket and complimented with eggshell accessories. She wore a corsage of white carnations. The couple spent their honey moon at points' of interest along the OrpL'.on coast and are now making their home at the former Marshall Pengra residence in West Roseburg. . The bride served one and a half years with the Waves and attend ed Hospital Corps School at Camp Moffitt, Great Lakes. 111.. and dental school at the tinted Stales Naval Hospital, Seattle. She was discharged as a dental technician and oral hygenist on Julv 10. 1046. She is now em ployed as a medical secretary at he Veterans Facllitv Hospital. The bridegroom served 27 months in the U. S. Navy with 13 months active duty aboard the S. S. James Buchanan, Appleton, Victory and S. S. Moina Michael in the South Pacific theatre of op erations. He was discharged May 21, 194, at Shoemaker. Cain, tie is employed by Douglas-Wood Corporal 10a. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Miss Shirley and Miss Delores Aevedo of Tracy, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Laursen of Corvallis; Martin Robison, uncle of the bridegroom, Disston, Ore.; Mrs. Ross M. Rec tor, mother of the bridegroom; Miss Ann Rector and Miss Bonnie Rector, and Mrs. Elvin Proviree ill of Orland, Calif. bridge club at a charming one o'clock luncheon at her lovely home on Fowler street. Covers were placed for Mrs. Paul Helweg and Mrs. Arthur Clarke, guesls, and Miss Helen Casev, Mrs. V). B. Bubar, Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. Claire K. Allen, Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. L. E. McCllntock and the hostess, Mrs. Pickens. enniract hridee was enioved during the afternoon with Mrs. LIl,.An u-inninif t h frlWSf brie and Mrs. McCUntock receiving the high score tor me meinoei. by her father, wad vfry beautiful in a Jull-lrnth urddinn gown fasliionnd of whitr mat (iiusotte with a hich nrcklino, fitted bo diet and fingertip sleeves. Her fingertip length veil rdyed with i ce. was Held in plate witn a Juliet cap. She carried a shower I bouquet of white chrysanthe- mums nnd carnations on a while Bible. She wore a strand of per fcctly matched pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Little Ann Keetor, sister of the bridegroom, dressed in a floor lenih Rnvvn of pale preen net and wearing a garland of pink carnations, sprinkled rose blos soms down the aisle. Handy Hough, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hough, carried the wed ding rings on a white satin pil low. Mrs. Craig Pishtnan, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and won a gown of blue taffeta with matching guantlefs and a hlue net open-crown hat. Tier biMiouct wps of white carnations. Mrs. William Adair, Mrs. Wen-d'-It Clark, sister-in-law of the INSURANCE LIFE AUTO FIRE State Farm Mutual Insurance ROSE & ALLEN P. O. Box 489 Phone 283 214 W. Lane Roseburg. Ore. Mis. Pixon. To Be Continued Due to extreme newsprint shortage. It is Impossible to print all ol the Society news submitted lor the Saturday Society page. News tubmil mitted lor publication and not appearing in today's edition, will be published at a lator date. CONTRACTING OF ALL KINDS TIME, MATERIAL or FIRM BIDS REMODELING ALTERATIONS BUILT-IN CABINETS A SPECIALTY NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL A!l Workmcns!iip Guaranteed FREE ESTIMATES LOCAL REFERENCES INSURED ilATCKER CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 402-R New Studebaker TON PICKUP Four speed transmission. Will sell or trade for late model passenger car. Call 748-L after 6 p.m. Floor Sanding and Finishing Pfaff & Armstrong 320 Ward St., Roseburg Phone 651-V Rf. 2. Cox 159-G si FOR SALE 2 HYSTER CARRIKRS Model F. Comhination siat-kors and straddle trucks. Load size 42"x72". HciKht of lift I V. Capac ity 3(i.ntxj lhs. Trice $i.i10 raeh. 1 SMALL STRADDLE TRI CK Model 1-A. Iiart 5ir-42Mxtk)". Price $1700. YOUNGS BAY LUMBER CO. 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Tracli BRING YOUR CAR HOME FOR SERVICE COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBRICATION Lubri-tato oil connections with high pressure fittings, generator, starter, distributor, accelerator and clutch Imkoga. Hood hinges and lacings, door hinges and locks Check, add, or change lubricant in rear axle, steering gear ond transmission; check brake fluid level; add water to battery, and radiator, inflate tires to correct pressure. Clean gljss and interior of car. Lobor SI. 25 Pick U ond Delivory Service LET US PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT HANSEN MOTOR CO. Oak and Stephens - Phone 446 0