Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 24, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ FOUR Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Marry on Sunday, January 18th . n v i 'I r r, -i.i- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mifis Iolnrrs Loe Carr daurh tor of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. I'arr, Hiwhiiii,', became the bride of Charles William Cronenwett, Sutherlln, at an impressive cere mony performed bv Or. Morris I f. Roach at one t hirty o'clock Sunday, January 1H, at the Klrat Presbyterian Church. G e o r ft e Murntrn of Kottt'tHUg was the onlv attendant. The bride was attractive in a paMt el-colored blue suit with orown accessories. Her corsage was of white rosebuds. Following the ceremony, a re ception and luncheon was nerved to the bridal partv and Kinsts l,r Carl's Haven. Cover were placed Jor eleven. '1 he all white table was centered with a tiered wed 'Y -- NIGHT ROUND-UP WITH THE Rhythm Rustler's At Preschern's Barn 41 i Mitct West on Melrose Admission: Ladies 50c Men 80c Tax Included ALLEY OOP I DONT KNOW MJAV CC CSCK VsECE AFFECTED Ft BY TXlS BSOkEN CCNNLi- TICN... EJJT V! D .BETTEC CHECK IT.' I I K FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WHAT 5 TmT NWTTfS MILCV' 0J COT A S AWPJL CZ- J A LIT Tc IT If T TCOL.'?l IS..' " '-. "V.' Y ; -f.v if'; J'lrturc by Buhop Modcrnt Hludiua W. Cronenwett. ding cake, which was cut by the bride and bridegroom. The cake was encircled with white flowers and flanked by tall white candles. Following a I fin ymoun to Mexico, tlx1 couple will make their home in Calilornia. The bride wan erailuated from Kosehui K Senior Hih S ho and has been enaei! as a leai sec retary in the oi l Ices ot Avery Thomtnn. The bridegroom re ceived his education in California and Oregon schools and served three years with the V. S. Navy. Oul-of-toivn j-uestv attending the weddinu were Mrs. Maude Stevens, Mrs. Jule Mailcsnn and William Miiliken, all of Kujene and Mr. and Mrs. Omer F. tluer in of North Bmii, hroihei in-law and sister of the bridegroom. JOlii THE SATURDAY Rood A.0 .T AFFE'Tl? T"6M PuENIV THEY'VE WTUV? UO IN A. PLACE NHE5E FAN TASTIC THiNS-5 HAPPEN...Fe EA ANPlE, ore. pleased bv The sucen appek5avte cp SAiD' l LL BS A. NCNk.6 uncle'' a.s IN ISC.BZ A3AN.' r v WW ( w Oks I'kC That.' I cV - OUCH: I PLTEC y E HELP, IF TCO MUCH h I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSE LOR 1 N E PERRY AND WILLIAM A. NELSON MARRY IN PORTLAND Hose Lorine Perry, daughter j of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Perry, ; and William A. Nelson, son ol 1 Mrs. Made.e Nelson were married ; Sm unlay eve.iiiu:. Januarv 1-V 1 at the Central Lutheran (hum, j in Portland. j fiaskets of lovely chrys.tnthe- ' mums and caruleiaffia holdinr ' tall while tajM-is drcorated the ; alt-tr. ! rect'din the ceremoir-. Miss, j Irene U uirtx li, coumii of i he i bi ide, saiii; "l-cuuse" arul "The : lord's Pi aver. a''otn: i n.ed b ! her sister, Mdi'at'ei W.itrock I . who pjav-d Itie tadifion il wed- , 1 diti marches. 'J he brMe, n:i-ti .i marri?:'e j by her father, C. W. IVny ol Myrtle Cn-ck, wore a winter white suit with wine arcesot les and carried a w bite Bible tnp Hd with a while orchid and show er of white rililvins knotted with stephanotis. Mrs. Warren f I r k. sister of t he hi iflei ooru, was matron of honor und wore a heic-ador-ed suit with tan accessories. Hoth mothers wfire black vauts with black accessoi ies, Koiei t W. I'er ry. broth'-r ot tiie iiride w:t leM man. He v. M. ( lson performed the double rint; ceremony. I'shers ctp Warren K. 1 i at k aivl Charles Harrison. A reception billowed in the church parloi-s. The t hree tiered wedding cake was flanked by tall taMrs. A Iwautilul lace cloth covered the table. Miss Adeline Kruir. aunt ol the bride, and Mrs. Vet rion N. Honniritf jKnred Mvs. William I!. Webber and Mrs. Helene V. White had charge of the servinr. The fjiit-t lot'k was i: ciiait:e"ol Mrs. Harvey ;. V'aj'er. Fotltsw ii; a hotie moon lo M: HokI and Seaside, the eoiitde re turned to I'urtland t make their home. The hirde was rradu.ite'l fi (m Camas Valley hij;!i scIvkiI. She has U-rn emploved t!w 1 .-1 ?, t 'J months as a statistician f . r 'be I'nion Pacific in Portland. Tie brider.T'Mtrn was pradi iated f ro"i the Sahna, Kansa-, hiL:i schtx-1. He served as bom bat "hi" in the Army Air Forres as a f!ij:lit officer durum Woi Id War II. lie has Itern a rink lor the C iton Pacific in Porilttvt for the i'v-t l.i monthi. Both Mr. and Mrs. Nelson are continuing their woik for the I'nion Patihc ranee their marriage. NAVY MOTHERS CLUB HAS INTRESTING MEETING MONDAY NIGHT A very Intereslinp meeting of the Niivy Mothers (.'tub w.is held at the Salvation Army hcadqii. lit ers Monday evening, at which time Sadie Pars low and I'ora t'hilson ri'Miiti'd on the lecent party given ,y the ory.miation lor the veleians at th' facility. Wl The Nay Mothers Club h:sie' sMinrired two panic; e v e r y j f month at the V eilil U-i' tlie I;t ear and a hall and plans luwe been made by the club to m- tniin these parlicN. l"ollowing the mretiiiL: the group went to the home of Tlrv t'hilson on Mnmiliton street, where a soriel hour was enjnyed and the hostess snved lovely refreshments. The dub wilt mi-et at eiht o'clock the rveiv ny of Kebruary 2 at the Salvation Army head (UHrters on ,l'oi;th Jackson street. Come R'cjSt in! h - S T fiET SCSE, V rj s ShEC IT I V' C-K ape, '.ll . . - - l4$m k.i7-.: i Springing a Scam C w B'! Call a Vr' V" X- ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, Becomes Bride "i . -,r 4 Mrs. Ray Boygt. YONTALI.A Miss I.ylia Jian Campliell, granddaughler of Mr. and Mrs. Welxier Huntington of Hay hurst valley, became the bride of Kay lioggs. son of Mi s. Hnhert RoiM-rts, at a very pretty candlelight wedding he'd al the home of the groom's father. Ijfjnard Hoggs, at Iullas. Ote.. Saturflay evening, Jan. 17th, at 8 o'clock. Kev. F. A. Aunes. paster of the Palias Meiruxiist Church jM-rfonn-ed the ring ceremony in the pres ence of r elatives and a few friends of the bride and groom. 'I he B'iges heme was beautifully decorated w ith large bouquets of yellow and white flowers, and lighted tajwrs. The bride was beautiful In a d trk blue fiftrvnonn dress. She j w ore a corsage ot g iroemas aen ruriK carnations, au s ingram oi Dallas was maid of honor. She wore a flowered jersey dress ami cfirsaL'e f.f gardenias and pink losebuds. Ionald Diehrn. a Navy buddy of the gronm was best man A reccpiion was held following the ceremony. After the tradi tional cutting of the beautiful thieetieied wedding cake by the bride and groom, it was servd lo the guests by the groom's grandmother. Mrs. Adah Danish erty of Portland, Ore. Mrs. Poio thy Poggs, step-mother of the giofirn, poured. Mr. and Mrs. Pnggs left fol lower g th'1 recention lor a s-iioit hone, moon to S;'icm. ( ni retuin irig they will make tlieir home in Yoncalla. Among thoe present at the weddim: were Mr. and Mrs. Koh- Hobevts and daughter, Ponnie, Yoncalla. Mis. Adah Tau:h erte r-f Poitlaud. Ore., .Mr. and Mrs V rn. I ii. 1,'t M" and Mrs. i I'velvn Seoit arel two sons of Kail , ("it v." Ore.. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ! H gg and Miss Anil a Kay Hoggs : of I Dallas. The bride is a popular Yoncvdla l L'irl. h:iv;ng etaditalrd from Yon i cilia Hi"h Si h".! w ith the clasv i of '47. She has been ernnloved in Yori'-alla yince leaving All members and to men;beiship an those eligible invited. VALLEY TAILORS Kow ct 12? N. Jackson Over Fullcrtun C.ug Store A!krafions, Cleaning, Frcssing, remodeling, Custom Tailoring VALLEY TAILORS Hazel RacJc 129 N Jj.yn LITTLE c - : v. 111 T.V Miss Helen Casey Is iSpeaker For Junior I Miss Helen Casey was Ruest UfN-yker for the Junior Woman's ' Club seven-thirty o'clfK-k (Kjtluck i dinner at the Armory Monday evening, at which time Khe very Ichaimingly gave a travelog on I her recent two-months trip to ! Panama, (luatamala and Mexico. She toid of her ex(H'riences on the l.s-dav trip by ship from Portland in Panama, w ith two-day stop overs in San Francisco and Los Angeles. While in Panama, she was the guest of Captain Kavrnond Bell, who is a cousin, and his wife and thetr daughter, Judy. Captain I-u ll, a nephew of Miss Minnie Hell of Posehurg. is stationed at the P. S. Army Post at Panama. With Mrs. Pell. Miss Casev en io"d a sight-seeing trip to Guate mala. She showed numerous ar ticles, which she had purchased on the trip, w hich Droved of much interest and enjovment to the group. She returned vW plane, stopping in MeXK) t ny, wnere she attended a bull fight and vn ioved numerous excursions to1 points of interest. From Mexico,: she again tooK tne plane tor ios Angeles, where she boarded the train for Roseburg, reaching her home in time for Christmas. At the conclusion of her talk. Miss Annaloris Ward played South American musical numbers as pi ano solos. Adding greatly to the evening's "ntertainment were the dance nembers presented bv mini Is of Mrs. Paul Jenkins from the Kula Khodcn School of Ballet, which included: "Pancc of the Heed Flutes," from the Nutcracker Seite bv Hallie Lou Ilond. Lucin da Randall and Marlene Kmmitt; "Winter Wonderland," solo bal let bv Joan Putter and Polka number bv Hallie Lou Bond. Lu einda Randall. Marlene Kmmitt. Carol Ixe Rutherford and Pat Tucker. Miss Virginia Youn" very tb!v accompanied the dance num bers. Miss June Clayton was chair man of the hostess committie for the pot lur k dinner and enter tainment and was nssisted by Miss Kthel Van Voorst. Miss Jean Turner ami Mrs. Hubert Klliott. A collection was taken for the purchase of a new dooK tor the Koseburg Public Library. A line report was presented on the coi tion taken lor tne county Home protect. Mrs. carl wassorn, president, invited the club members to at tend the Woman's Club scholar- tuo loan and icllowshio tea. January 31, from 2.M to 5:.'i0 at i he li. C. Berg home in Laurel wood. Mrs. assom will receive at the tea with the senior presi- lent. Mrs. George L. lioU"k, and committee ol Junior Women will serve with the senior group Ill tin' wniirv. viuu iiii-iii.x-i wore also united to tho n-nos-Nv-s luncheon the same day at U.tS o'clock at Carl's Havi'n, wi st t to honor Miss Jlso Iorothra ii.uii-ke, exchange student from Ilrail to Oregon State College, who will he honor curst at the tea. Memhrrs are asked to make reservations for the luncheon not later than January 2S by calling either (llS-I, or fWH-I,. Those enjoying tho affair in cluded Mrs. Carl Wassorn, presi dent; Miks Helen Casey, guest speaker and former contact chair man tor the Hub; Mrs. Beniamin Iu Frene. Mrs. Ixmald White, Miss Virginia Young, Mrs. Allen FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING ESTIMATES LESLIE PFAFF i.'O Ward St. Roseburg I'hono C"1 Y BY V. T. HAMLIN f36 a: BY MERRILL BLOSSER 1 "iC:1 TiJE ONE WHO'LL Nit.? A TOW CAR. IF 1 CAN LAY Ml HASPS CM V.-: I ' EM -- A CAS. 'S3 ELLJ i r , v n .ikw r-t'i t r X 1948 Guest Woman's Club Cordon, Miss Annaloris Ward, Miss Lois Casscl, Miss Frances MetZRcr, Mrs. Allena Rose, Mrs. Paul Caoy, Mrs. George Felt, Mrs. George Crocker, Mrs. Lee Kedine, Dorothy Daracunas, Mrs. C. N. Thompson, Miss Shirley Haines, Mrs. H. L. Harris, Mrs. J. . D -eker, Mis. Kalph Ohman, Mrs. Walter Lake, Mrs. Loren Chris tiansen, Mrs. Pete Rudolf, Mrs. Harold Jokela, Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Miss Ethel Van Voorst. Pat 'fuck er, Carolee Rutherford, Marlene Kmmitt, Jean Turner, Sally Bates, June Cla-Mon, Joyce VVampler, Hallie Bond. Lucinda Randall, Mrs. R. D. Fies. Mrs. Carl Duncan, Mrs. C. G. Trusty, Mrs. Charles K. Roberts. Mrs. Bruce Heirick. Mrs. Bryce Robi sim. Mrs. Wendell Clnrk, Mrs. J. K. Henbrst. Mrs. D. F. Johnson. Mrs. Tarrant Crankshaw, Mrs. Donald Metzger. Mrs. S. K. Mc- flauehev, Mrs. J. C. Davis Mrs. Clifford Collins. Mrs. -William Weber. Mrs. H. I. Puch, Mrs. Kelly L. Bennett, members and "uests. and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, contact chairman. The next meeting will be a business session at eight o'clock the evening of February 2 at the Armory. MRS. OALLEN JONES HAS A CHAPTER MU FOR MEETING WEDNESDAY Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi met at the lovely home of Mrs. Dallen Jones Wednesday evening with Jane Bowker and Frances Metzger acting as co-hostesses. President Gladys Hart conduct ed the meeting, at which time plans were made for the Beta Sigma Phi area convention to be held in Roseburg in February. Betty-jane Davis will be general chairman of the affair. A contribution of $25 was given to the March of Dimes. t'nder the leadership of Fran- res Metzger. Beta Sigma Phi members wlil have their blood typed and records will be filed at Roseburg hospitals to help fill the need for local blood donors. The Cultural program was giv en by Marijo Killip on ''Pleasures of Possession." A discussion fol lowed regarding collections and hobies and their importance in modern living. Lovely refreshments were ser ved later by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bowker and Miss Metzger to Mrs. J. R. Wharton, social sponsor; -Mrs. Clair K. Allen, program director; Bettyjane Davis, Corin-ne-Anne Moon, Marijo Killip, Helen Saar, Dorothy Winston, Virginia Young, Athalie Marcell, Gladys Halt, Annabcllc Berg, Myra Crooch and Mary Peterson. The next meeting will be at eight o'clock the evening of Feb ruary 4 at the home of Mis. ; r,.lir K 2rr Watson St. RED CROSS DIRECTOR TO VISIT ROSEBURG JANUARY 2829 30 Mrs. Jayno P. Standish. assist ant director of service In Vet erans hospitals of Pacific nrea ol the American P.ed Cross will visit Koseburg January 2Ktli, 2!tth and 30th. She w ill review the hos pital program of the past year and disx'uss plan-.? for the future. A meeting for all Red Cross hos pital volunteers will bp held dur ing Mrs. Standish's visit on Thurs day. January 2!th at 7:30 p.m. in the Ked Cross Chapter Head quarters at the Armory. This place of meeting is a change from the first anotincement made. Members oi the Gray Lady and Staff Aide service-, will please note. INSURANCE LIFE AUTO FIRE State Farm Mutual Insurance ROSE & ALLEN P. O. Box 489 Phone 288 214 W. Lane Roseburg, Ore. ELECTROLUX CLEANER Authorized Representative tor Sales Service Supplies tk'nuine Parts Factnry Approved Methods Skilled Workmanship Eleclrolux Corp. Rep: Chas. M.isterfh'ld SI.". Mill St. Phone 721-Y TRADE-INS ARE NOT A REQUIREMENT IN BUYING NEW 1943 OLDSMOBILES AT RAY BUCKLEY MOTORS SURE WE LIKE TRADE-INS, AND WILL GIVE YOU FULL VALUE FOR YOUR CAR, BUT WE WANT THE PEOPLE OF ROSEBURG AND DOUGLAS COUNTY TO KNOW THAT THEY CAN BUY A NEW OLDSMOBILE AT RAY BUCKLEY MOTORS WITHOUT A TRADE-IN. 1948 MODELS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE EARLY SPRING. HOW MANY AND HOW OFTEN WE CAN'T TELL YOU YET. AS THERE ARE STILL ACUTE SHORTACES IN THE INDUSTRY. RAY BUCKLEY MOTORS TWELVE AND ONE CLUB HAS LUNCHEON MEETING I TUESDAY AFTERNOON Mi s. E. G. Trozelle entertained the Twelve and Won Club at a delicious luncheon Tuesday at her home, at which time lovely birthday BH' were presented to tne hostess and to Mis. B. Hargls. The table was centered with an attractive bouquet of carnations, the birthday gift to the hostess from her daughter-in-law, Mm. John Trozelle. Covers were placed for Mrs. M. Sorv. Mrs. N. E. Richardson. Mrs. E. Kenneth Jones, Mrs. Mary B. Hargis, Mrs. Lucy Jen nings and the hostess, Mrs. Tro zelle. Games were played during the social hour with Mrs. Princen winning the high prize and Mrs. Jor.es receiving the second prize. 1 he club will meet January 27 at a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Hargls at 226 West Third Avenue. LOOKINGGLASS GROUP HAS FINE MEETING LOOKINGGLASS The Woman's Society of Christian Service met on Wednesday afternoon at the church. The devotional service was led by Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs. Low den. The business session was conducted by Mrs. Guthrie. Election of officers was held re sulting In the unanimous choice of Mrs. Zora Guthrie to continue as president. Mrs. Arthur Marsh was elected vice president, Mrs. Dorothy Williams, treasurer and Mrs. Raymond Buell, secretary. In response to a letter from BUILDERS -( Chrystalite rCV V Pumice blocks are endur- -"-v ( 'n9 fireproof and more economical " Chryslalile Tile Plant Rt. 2 Box 399-B 3 Mi. N. Hwy. 99 LEBLEU MOTOR CO. MACHINE SHOP MOTOR REBUILDING CYLINDER BORING INSERT RESIZING LINE BORING OUR SPECIALTY Phon 355-L Perfect For HWlUCill AAW T) i i MODERN FURNITURE now has a wide selection of colors in famous TILE TEX asphalt tile. Our factory trained mechanics are skilled in the art of designing asphalt tile floors. They will be glad to help you fill your needs. Prices are reasonable, and free es timates will be given gladly. MODERN 222 W. Oak Phone 348 the state president, Mrs. W. L. Lewis, the Society voted to accept the offer of the visit of a con ference or district officer early in the spring. An assessment of 5c per member was voted to assist in the sanitary installations at the Suttie Lane summer camp. Plans were made for a 6:30 o'clock chicken dinner to be given at the church on January 30th, to wnicn tne puonc is wjiuwuy invited. Proceeds of the dinner will be used to further equip the kitchen. A committee was ap pointed to take charge of the din ner. Including Mrs. Mae Green, Mrs. Kalph Wiley, Mrs. Dorothy Williams and Mrs. Arthur Marsh. Mrs. Reding was appointed pro . .i i . - - gram cnannmu aim in- viol ence Currier publicity chairman. Mrs. Guthrie assisted by her niece Miss Joan Williams and Mrs. Arthur Marsh served re freshments from a oaintiy ap pointed lace covered tea tabie. In attendance were: Mrs. Virgil fcowUen, Mrs. O. G. Rogers, Mrs. Zora uutnrie, mrs. iiae cji-een, Mrs. Billie Elliott, Mrs. C. Reding, f Arthur Msrsh. Mrs. Marv Smith, Mrs. W. J. Meredith, Mrs. Clarence Currier ana Mrs. wait er Story. Mrs. Reding and Mrs. Billie Elliott will be hostesses for the meeting of Feb. 4 at the home of Mrs. Reding. It is estimated that 47 per cent Ol sil rural luiwnj. . f'ni, I Cl.lu aa BllrfaMul 439 N. Jackson j -. 'sfi'& ill V;' " I?s 233 N. STEPHENS ST. ROSEBURG OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS