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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1948 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Engaged 1 Y" I TV itltin Plctur by Clark's Studio Mitt Peggy Louise McCoy. Mr. and Mis. K. J. I.ariKlois of Rowburi; announce the cii(i:in' munt oi their daughter, Alius l't'KKy Louise AlcCoy, to Hlchuid (DuK) Ktark ol Kiversdiilc. No diite has been set lor the wedding. MRS. 0. R. HESS IS HOSTESS TO CLUB AT DESERT-LUNCHEON Heather and tall pink tapers formed the attractive centerpiece lor the lace covered table used by Airs. O. it. Hess Wednesday alt ernoon, when she craclously en tcrtalncd her bridge club at a lovely one o'clock dessert-luncheon at her attractive home In Laurelwood. Covers were placed for Mrs. Kenneth H. Oakley, a (jurat, and Airs. Kenneth Uailey, Mis. A. 1J. I'arr, Mis. Hoy Cummins, Airs. A. CJ. Hennlnger, Mrs. S. J. Cooper, All. Frederick Chapman, Jr., Mrs. Frederick J. Iurter and the hostess. Airs. Hess. Contract bridge was enjoved during the pleasant afternoon .hours with Airs. Chapman and Afrs. I'orter winning the high ' scores. LOCALLY GROWN Shrubs and Landscaping Complete aisortment Including Magnolias, Camelllai, Rhododendron!, Aiafeai, Daphne, Roiei. Alio Fruit and Shade Trees. M. LEHNE NURSERY 10 miles West on flume 31-F-15 KENTILE FOR FLOORS For your home, your store, ony institution, or ony ploce whore a good floor is desired, use Kentile. A wide range of colors available, moke it possible for you to work out your own pattern and color scheme. For appearance, durability and price it has no equal. Ask for estimate. You will be surprised at the low cost. Sold Only By Coen Lumber Company ALLEY OOP LLE CC ONCS mcbe E"B?S On a ''o the pvst 3 INVESTIGATE Tuc LE3END the acxpeN rttECE. dje to te i'-LNES 0 TP. BS.2N50N. oc l POM.,.Tt3 Vmm The FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SI . Y .... . T LUT . DA30V, THAT CANT PE AUMT MESffR .' I WELL, liN T 5Ht -. tOtJ SAID SHE WAS OLD -FASHIOM CP.' A,. COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN ENJOY REGULAR MEETING AT CLUBHOUSE THURSDAY The women of the Hoseburg Country Club met Thursday morning at the clubhouse for the weekly contract bridge play with Mrs. Ivan I'll kens w inning high score; -Mrs. Mitchell Moore, sec ond high, and Mrs. Kenneth yuinc receiving the low score. i'ofluck luncheon was served at noon to Mrs. K. A. Pearson, vice president, who conducted the btnlni'ss session; Mrs. 1'aul Moen. Mrs. Waller lirydgcs, Mrs. K. I). Bridges, Mrs. Ivan Hckens, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Kennel h Quine, Mis. W. F. Amlol, Mrs. II. C. Stearns, Mrs. i;.iy Buckley, Mrs. A. (J. Hcnnhiftcr, Mrs. Hoy Cummins. Mrs. Clvde Knight, Mrs. Bill Courier, Airs. Kenneth Bailey and her guest. Airs. T. J. .VicCairy, and Aliss Kathleen Col lier. The members of the Country Club are inviied to enjoy a six thirty o'clock potluck supper and social evening of cards January 24 at the clubhouse. Committees for the affair will be announced later. The women of the club will meet next Thursday morning at nine-thirty o'clock at the club house for the weekly contract bridge play, followed by a iiot luck luncheon at twelve-thirty o'clock and golfing at one-thirty o'clock. MRS. E. A. PEARSON IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB AND GUESTS Airs. E. A. Pearson very gra ciously entertained her bridge club and several guests at a charming one o'clock salad luncheon Friday at her attrac tive home on Beservoir avenue. Daffodils and other early spring flowers formed a pretty motif lor the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. A u. Henninger, Mrs. red baling. Mrs. L,. J. Wlmberly, Airs. Koy Cummins, Airs. Walter Brydges and Airs. A. 11. Parr guests, and Mrs. trva Lockwood. Airs. I). It. Hess, Mrs. L. K. Fies, Airs. Paul Syron, Aim. M. C. Bowker Airs. Maurice L. Hallmark and the hos tess. Airs. Pearson. High scores for the afternoon's contract bridge play were won by Airs. Henninger, Airs. Cum mins and Airs. Syron with Airs. Fies receiving the traveling prize. Garden Valley Road lit. 2, Box 292 B A, HN.DB'ljI TuavY FCX ME. '3hikP i, i i r, WC?3 tSCi.0 EH rsm To Be Honored , , . ' '- J i ' - - , j Elsa Dorothea Raacke. Aliss Elsa Dorothea Raacke, ex change student from Brazil, South America at Oregon State College, will be guest ol honor at the iloseburg Woman's Club scholarship and fellowship loan tea to lie an event of Januarv 31st at the beautiful home of Air. and Airs. II. C. Berg in Laurel wood. The public has been most cordialy linvlled to enjoy this sil ver tea. Proceeds of the affair will go to the Federation's schol arship and fellowship loan fund. The tea hours will be from two thirty to flvethirtv ocloek. Alem bers of the Junior Woman's Club will assist with the affair. Airs. William Chandlee, state president of the Oregon Federa tion of Woman's Clubs, and oth er state offii-ers have been in vited to attend the alfair. Aliss Raacke, who is staying at the Delta Zela sorority house in Corvallis, will be accompanied to Uoseburg b" Airs. .McAllister, president of the Corvallis Wom an's Club. Several state chair men are also expected ot be In at tendance. Airs. E. L. Tauscher Is acting as general chairman of the af fair. WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET ON TUESDAY An nron forum meeting and tea will be enjoyed by members of the Roseburg Woman's Club Tuesday at one-thirty o'clock at the Armory. Airs, (li-orge K. Houck, president, will be in charge. Mrs. lister Nielsen will have charge (if the siiecial music. Hostesses for the tea include Mrs. C. W. DKhm.m. chairman. Mrs. C. K. Marks. .Mrs c. II. IJmlev. Mrs William Bailey. Mis. John Travis. Mrs. George K. Quine. Mrs. K. M. Bleile, Mrs. Vernon Keel and Alls. Jessie Dorvillcr. All members are urged to be present. MU CHAPTER TO MEET WEDNESDAY EVENING Mil Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi will meet Wednesday evening. January 21. at eight o'clock at the home of Airs. Dallrtl Jones, BUS Hamilton Street. All mem bers are most cordially invited to bo present. Nowhere? Changing Years Old- FAfiHOMfD, ME SN5 .' V'4v, Si-IE LOCn.9 A-i t-iolc-m sue o ?TfPrf D KST MCN FASH'OtJ 4v s for JOINT INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS HELD THURSDAY EVENING Joint Installation of Proletarian Lodge, No. 8 and Roseburg Re bekah I-odge, No. 41, officers took place Thursday evening at the l.O.O.F. hall with Carol Dlmmick. j district deputy grand master; May me Hudnell, district deputy president, and Oliver Plumer and velma Hermann, district deputy marshalls, and the Installing staff In charge of the ceremony. New officers Installed for Phlle tarian Lodge Included: noble graiid, C. J. Ilimmlck; warden. Delcor Frauendiener; secretary, Paul Krueger; conductor, Dewey Bennett; tieasurer, R. L. Russell; color bearer, Walter Sandrich; U S. N.;.. George Dlmmick; L.S. N.G.. Joe Alnrgan; musician, Oliver Plumer; chaplain, Glenn Murdock; outside guard, Charles Hill; inside guard, Kenneth Groves; V.G., Leo Gillette; R.S. V.G., Ralph Heath and L.S. V.G.. August Heck. Officers installed for the Re bckah I.odge were: noble grand. LaVerne Nickens; vice-grand, Ihella Webber; recording secre tary. Ruth Dishman: financial sivrelarv, Ona Williams; treas urer, Liilie Pet try; warden, Eve lyn Cyrus; conductress. Faye Jen sen; color bearer, Alvera Peter son; musician, Nora Frauendie ner; R.S. N.G.. Ruth Plumer; L.S. N.G., Alice Goff; outside guar dian. Nellie Aley.rs; chaplain. Gertrude Hatfield, and L.S. V.G., Aurelia McGhehcy. The installing staff, directed by Evelyn Fredrickson and Alice Goff, presented a beautiful floor drill at the conclusion of which the staff formed a large heart in the center of the floor. Airs. Fred rickson. on behalf of the staff, presented gifts to Mr. Dimmick and Airs. Hudnell. Talks were presented by V. T. Jackson, Ralph Russell, Ethel Bailey and Glenn Murdock. Re freshments were served later at beautifully appointed tables in the dining room with the out going officers serving on the com mit lie. The next meeting will be Janu arv 27 at 7:30 o'clock at the l.O.O.F. hall. RAMON A FETT IS HONORED AT SURPRISE PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Airs. Sig Fett arranged a charm ing surprise party honoring her daughter. .Miss Ramona, on her eighteenth birthday Tuesday eve ning, when she invited a group of ihe latters friends to her beauti ful home on Harvard Avenue. Lovely gifts were present to i Ihe guest of honor. A recording I was made by the group during jihe evening and presented Aliss : Fett. Visiting was enjoyed and . later lovely refreshments and a I decorated 'birthday cake were served at a table prettily appoint, jed in a pink and while mo'.if. I Covers were placed for Miss Fett. ; guest of honor. Miss Carrie Mil , ler. Miss Mary AlcKinncy, Miss Ardcth Andriis. Miss Marilyn Dixon. Aliss Shirley Wilson. Miss Nona llruton, Aliss Ii"ne Trapalis and Aliss Nancy Radabaugh. U. OF O. MOTHERS ' CLUB ENTERTAINED ON MONDAY EVENING Mrs. J. C. Hume and Mrs. John 11. Robinson were cn-host-esses at a very lovelv seveti-thir- tv o'clock dessert supiior at the ! former's home on Blakeley street I Mondav evening for the I'niver siiv of Oregon Mothers Club. ' Low bow ls of yellow Jasmine ll'S VSt'.Mt' 1 S STAGES CUTj "s.Z l?4rZ N ( noent ibeentmese 7J" Si' ( S--5SA V Ttfjv..,BUT IM EJT SO HE'.P M6. V CwP' BjT j- AT ALL IT VvAN'T NOTHIN'X ifl WEB ' ( wej THAT'S L'KETHS.' BV ) EN6?y EB V SC'jy T LCOXS I I .- S0T TC A.L'E Vs6 nt7 2 N 1. NOVsMEsTE 'if (& t -y-.;"i L h VV"- '.Vi".''.''- y m ( MESTFg , PfSAM 1 OUT OF - Jnt-hS . ' -mv:a;iviE !JJ OUT OF POO PEEN Mcr jtA :.'VT.Ce- ii i m M-vtr INC j To Marry in Spring mm !''; ., , ., - r'.t J ' . ' .- tai.y.- - j , Mitt Wyona Borgen. Mr. and Airs. Ed Borgen an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Aliss Wyona, to Donald S. Rogers, son of Airs. Lorraine Rogers. The bride-elect was graduated from Roseburg High School and attended University of Oregon. She is a member of Alpha Omi cron Vi sorority. The bridegroom elect was graduated from hi"h school at Libby, Mont., and dur ing World War II served as a first lieutenant In the 15th Air Force in Italy. The wedding has been planned for early soring. furmrd a very pretty motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Airs. D. W. Young, president. A1rs. W. H. Carter. Airs. S. L. Kidder. Mrs. Ethel Turner, Airs. Fred Hamil ton. Airs. Sig Fett. Airs. L. E. McCllntock, Airs. E. O. Rickli. Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. Roy O. Young, Airs. G. AI. Alelvin. Airs. Orlena Slattery, Airs. H"dwig Watzig, Ali i. Harold AI c K a y , Mrs. Paul R. Shanklln and the hostesses. All's. Robinson and Mrs. Hume. During the social hour, a white elephant sale was held. The club will meet February 19 at a seven-thirty o'clock defsert-siipper at the home of Airs. Fred Hamilton with Airs. Harold AlcKay as co hostess. NEEDLE CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Hubbard Creek Needle Club will meet Wednesday after noon at the home of Airs. Cath erine Boeder. All members are most cordially invited to be pres ent. IPC- I cutties, utners in clude: Buttonholing Button Covering Custom-made Belts Picoting and Pinking Your SEWING CENTER can uve you lime, moner, and patience by making your sewing easier. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 112 9 Stephen. Phon 723 BY V. T. HAMLIN BY MERRILL BLOSSER NICE OF "lv3U TO SAV 5 This Is only I T one of our 1:1 L'M FASMOMA5LE , &uT L L7BESS JL'ST AS 1 CO BEFORE" W4LTE. F5SEO AwY t ---- DEAR WAiTTll.' ITS T-i'CTY eA5 KEr " e Mf vvcnt o I' ; . i . xy- A CIRCLE, NO. 2, MAKES EXTENSIVE PLANS FOR YEAR'S ACTIVITIES Circle, No. 2, of St. Joseph's Altar Society met Alonday eve ning at the attractive home of Airs. Paul Jenkins in Laurelwood with Aliss Peggy Joyce aa co hostess. Airs. B. L. Martin, new presi dent, conducted the meeting, at which time numerous project and activities were presented to the members and were approved by the Circle. Refreshments were served to Mi's. B. L. Alartin. Aliss Kay and Aliss Annaloris Ward, Airs. John Shafer, AI rs. Frances Shafer, Airs. R. B. Wandling. Airs.- .Marie IV-j Blens, Miss Rita Dusseau, Mrs. Blanche Oiler and daughter, Aliss Eula; Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Clara Bt-rg, Airs. Helen Brown, Mis. Helen Scott, Sidney Domenlco, Airs. Joseph Fest. Father E. Hyland and the host esses, Mrs. Jenkins and Aliss Joyce. The next meeting will be the evening of February 9 at the home of Airs. Oiler and daugh ter, Miss Eula, in Laurel wod. R. A. AND E. CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Roseburg Art and Em broidery Club will meet Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. J. Cornell on South Main Street with Mrs. Patty Napier as hostess. All members are urged to be present. 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