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Newspaper Page TextV t RDSEBUR5 REWS-KEVTEW, ROSEBUR. ORE50N SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1945 TTTCEt 50CDETTW Social Calendar Monday, February 2 Junior Woman'i Club to meet at 8 P.M. at armory. Mrs. Carl Wassom, president, urges all members to be present. Fullerton P.-T.A. invites all past presidents and charter mem bers to be guests at annual Founder's Day program at 7:30 P.M. at schoolhouse. Mrs. N. D. Johnson, chairman. Special music by Mr. Riffe and Triple Trio. Women of Rosehurg asked to help Red Cross with sewing for veterans hospital from 1 to 4 PM. at Red Cross rooms at armory. Navy Mothers Club to meet at 8 P.M. at Salvation Army head quarters on South Jackson street. Executive board and committee chairmen of B.P.W.C. to meet at 8 P.M. at home of Jean Whitten burg on Blakeley street to plan for Southern Oregon spring con ference of B.P.W.C. Past Matrons Club members and visiting Past Matrons Invited to 7:30 dessert-supper at home ol Mrs. V. J. Micelll. 600 East Wash ington street. Mrs. R. L. Whip ple and Mrs. G. V. Marshall, assisting hostesses. Friendly Hour Club to meet In afternoon at home of Mrs. Fred Bonebrake. Rose P.-T.A. Founder's Day frogram at 8 P.M. at schoolhouse. lay "Cornerstones" to be given, followed By a panel discussion on "Radio." Parents Club of St. Joseph's Catholic School to meet at 8 o'clock at schoolhouse. Tuesday, February 3 Circle, No. 1, and Circle, No. 2. members and friends invited to benefit party at 8 P.M. at home of Helen Casey on Blakeley street with Kay and Annalorls Ward assisting hostesses. Pro gram to be "Night in Latin America." Special music. Small admission charge to be made. Roseburg Woman's Club meet ing at 1:30 at armory. Program find special music. Mrs. George E. Houck, president, urges all members to be present. - Roseburg Circle to meet at 2 P.M. at home of Mrs. Walter Samuelson, 445 South Pine street, with Mrs. Ed Westberg as hos tess. Members and friends are Invited. Melrose Grange to meet at 8 P.M. at hall. Program in charge of Agriculture committee. 1 Re freshments in charge of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooper. Umpqua Unit, American Legion Auxiliary to meet at 8 P.M. at armory. Mrs. George Jackson, President, urges all members to t present. Social and refresh ments. Alpha Theta Rho Girls Cluh to meet at 7:30 P.M. at I.O.O.F. hall. All members urged to be present. Northslde Bible Study Circle to meet at 2:30 at home of Mrs. Paul Blaskey. 408 Rowe street, under leadership of Mis. Edith S. Ackert. T.N.T. Club 'to meet at 8 o'clock dessert-supper at home of Mrs. Fred L. Perry with Mrs. Sidney Moon, Jr., co-hostess. Women of Dlllard community Interested in organizing a friend ly sewing circle for the benefit of a bazaar to raise money for the new church annex are Invited to meet at 1 o'clock at home of Mrs. Mercy Buell. Wednesday, February 4 The Hubbard Creek Needle Club to meet in afternoon at home of Mrs. Melba Germond. H.O.A. Club to meet in after noon at home of Mrs. Clara Moan with Clara and Marie Moan as co-hostesses at a miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Mrs. Robert Hollinger. Members are asked to bring their thimbles as the group will sew on a quilt. P.W.E. Club members and their husbands invited to 7 o'clock potluck supper at home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mills. Oregon Chapter, No. 57, O.E.S. to meet at 8 P.M. at hall. Initia tion. Officers requested to be present. Florence Hill, worthy matron, In charge. Refreshments to he served hv Janice JVndrews and Marilyn Wynter. Eagles Auxiliary drill team and Officers asked to attend practice at 7:30 P.M. at Eagles lounge. All auxiliary members Interested in Joining the team, are Invited. Roseburg At and Embroidery Club to meet in afternoon at home of Mrs. G. L Sinclair, 1353 Harrison street. Mu Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi to meet at 8 P.M. at home of pro- frram director, Mrs. Clair K. Al en. 237 Watson street. New Idea Club to meet at 1 o'clock luncheon at home of Mrs. Walter Edmonds. Bellvlew Club to meet at 12:30 potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. Carl Roselund. 7IX) East Sixth street. Pollyanna names to be revealed and new names to be exchanged. Thursday, February S Country club women to meet at 9:30 A.M. at clubhouse for weekly contract hrid,?e play. Luncheon at 12:30 and golfing at 1:30 o'clock. Mid week Bible Class of St. Paul's Lutheran Church to meet at 2 o'clock at home of Mrs. W. Vngt on Wharton Avenue. Elgarose Comfort Club to reel In afternoon at home of Mrs. Clara Edman. Roseburg Chapter of Eastern By LOTUS KNIGHT "PORTER Exchange Wedding 1 V T-. . - ' Mr. and Mrs. William L. Emery. Beverly Brown and William L. Emery were married at two o'clock January 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Foster, close friends of the former. Rev. Harrv S. Baird. cousin of the bride, pastor of the First Church of Christ, Multnomah. Ore., per formed the impressive double ring ceremony in the presence of relatives and close friends of the counle. The hride was attractive In a dress of white wool Jersey. Her corsage was of violets and pink rosebud?. Mrs. Andrew Foster -ctod as matron ofhonor and Maurice Prlester was best man. Star to meet at 8 P.M. at Masonic "emple with Mrs. Grant Osborn, worthy matron, presiding. Mem bers and visiting members in vited. Garden V'a'ley Women's Cluh to meet at clubhouse at 2 P.M. with Mrs. Fjhel Bashford and Mrs. Margaret McKay, co-hos- iesces. West Melrose Club to meet In ifternoon at home of Mrs. E. M. Seelev. Alr'ha Iota Chapter. Beta Sig ma Phi to meet at 8 P.M. at home if Mrs. Sidney Iomcnico with Mrs. Frank O'Brien, Miss Phyllis Hanse and Miss Eunice Kishman, hostesses. Program on "Voice 'nd Vocabulary" In charge of Mrs. Frank Wlckham and Mrs. lerome F. Sheldon with Mrs. D. VV. Helliwell. guest sneaker. W. S. of C S. of Dlllard to hold 12 o'clock potluck luncheon meet ng at home of Mrs. Willard Laurance. Friday, February $ United Workers Class of Christ ian Church to meet at 2 P.M. at home of Mrs. Minnie Noyer, 706 East Douglas s!r-et. Refresh ments in charge of Mrs. Lucia Ingels and Mrs. Rose Holmes. Program in charge of Mrs. Ada Davis. South Deer Creek Home Eco nomics Club to hold all day meet ing and noon potluck luncheon at 'iome of Mrs. Joseph Brumbach. Saturday, February 7 Children's story hour at 10:30 A.M. at Roseburg Public Library under direction of Mrs. Merlin Larsen. All grade school chil dren Invited. MRS. J. R. WHARTON ENTERTAINS CHRISTMAS CLUB MON DA V EVENING Mrs. J. R. WhaHon very gra ciously entertained the Christ mas Club at a lovely seven thirty o'clock riessert-sup)er at her at tractive home cn East FViiMas stret Mominv evening. Heather ind chrysanthemums formed the tah de-orations. Covers were placed for Mrs D. B. B'jbar. Mrs. O. M. Rerie. Mrs. H. C. Church. Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. Kenneth Quine. Mrs. H. O Par7eter, Mrs. Ivan Pick "ns, Mrs. R. D. Pridcrc-s. Mrs. L. E. McClintrx-k, Mis. C. B Wade and the hostess. Mrs. Wh-tMon Visiting and sewing were en joyed during the evening. DR. AND MRS. JONES ENTERTAIN AT PARTY FOR CORDON TODD Gordon Todd was honored at s very deHchtTuI plnr-chle pirtv given Tiie-fiv evening by Dr. and Mrs Dallen Jones at f'clr lovelv home on South I! imil'on street to celebrate hes birthdav. High score for the pin'irhlc olay was won by Mrs. Todd for the ladles and bv Weh'n Zem lecka for the men. Following the card play, a l-jvelv bufb-t titpcr was v rved to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Todd, Mr. nd Mrs Donald White. Mr. and Mrs. Wei don Zemlecka and the host nd hostess. Dr. and Mrs. Jones. Vows The bride's mother wore a for est green suit with black acces sories and a corsage of violets and gardenias. For traveling the hride chose a gray suit with black accessorits. Following a honeymoon silent at points of interest along the Co- lumhla highway, the counle left or Portland to make their home. The bride was graduated from Roseburg High School and was later employed as a bookkeeper for Lockwood Motors prior to go ing to Portland to work for Northwest Truckstell Sales. The hridenroom is emoloved bv large business concern at Pasco. Wash. MPS. DALLEN JONES ENTERTAINS DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE TUESDAY t'mnoua Daughters cf the Nile met luesriav arternot n for charming buffet luncheon at th" 1 attractive home of Mrs. Dallen Jones on South Hamilton street Mrs. Arnold Helgeson. presi dent, conducted the busines meet Ing. All sewing and contributions for the vear for the Shrine hos pitol totaled as follows: 60 gar ments, comprising nightgowns pajamas, nresses ano: rompers 2fi hooks. 32 handmade dolls: four dozen dish towels, three doer tovs, three cartons candy and nuts and j::d in casn. During the social hour. Mrs W. C. Holmes, sewing chairman had change of the sewing for the the Shrine hospital. Those preset were: Mrs. L E. Hennlneer. Mrs. Frank Bodin Mrs. Ray Buckley. Mrs. O. W. Hai-rah Mrs. Frank Burr. Mrs. Frank O'Brien. Mrs. Arnold Hel "eson. Mrs. W. C. Holmes. Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Tozier. Mrs. H. R. Reynolds. Mrs. Clyde Fullertor and small da""hter. Dianne; and th" hostess. Mrs. Jones. The next meeting will be held at a six-thirtv o'clock potluck sud per Fehurary 13. the place of which will be announced later. DR. ANO MRS. BUBAR ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING SMORGSBORD PARTY Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Bnhar en tertained a group of friends at a very charming Smorgsbord party at their attractive home on Fast Cass street Saturday eve ning. Daffodils, acacia and hite hyacinths formed a very beauti ful decorative motif for the oc caslon. Giles's enlovlng the evening with Dr. and Mrs. Bubar In cluded: Mr. and Mrs J. R. Whar ton, M-. and Mrs. Chester Mor "an Dr. and M'-s. C. Fl Wa'le Mr. end Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mr and Mrs O. M Berrie. Dr. and Mrs. flair K Allen and Dr. and Mrs H C. Church. Contract bridge was en'oved during te pleasant eveninp hours with Mrs. Wade winning the high score. MRS. A. O. PARR IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Jasmine and, heather, flanked by tall vellow aters. graced the lace-covc-ed ta'e used by Mrs A. D. Parr Wednesday, when she graciously entertained her : bridge club at a lovely ope o' clock dcsTt luncheon at her a trative home on East Lane St. Covers were placed for Mrs. Maurice L. Hallmark and Mrs. Alden Kilborn. guests, and Mrs. S J Cooper. Mrs. Frederic k Chap ran. Jr.. M'-s. Kenneth Badev. Mrs. Fd Nolle. Mrs Pov Cum mlns. Mrs O. R. He-j. Mrs. Fred erick J. Porter and the hostess, i Mrs. Parr. Contract bridge was In plav during the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. Nolle and Mrs. Porter winning the high scores. Marry at Episcopal rr k 6X if 'nrfi-' Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Hancock. St. Georoe's Episcopal Church in Roseburg was the setting for the attractive wedding of Miss Louise Groshonc and Walter C. Hancock on December 27. White flowers and lighted candles adorned the altar for the two o'clock ceremony which was per formed ty Kev. William L. ma ker. The bride wore a gown of heavy ivorv satin fashioned with a Ion? train, long sleeves, and fine illusion yoke outlined In seed Dearls in. an off-the-shoulder ef fect. The fineertip length veil was held In place with a heavy satin crown. She carried a bou quet of white carnations, bou vardia and orchids. The bride was iven In marriage by her father, Merril E. Groshonp. The bride's two sisters, Jeanne and Connie Groshone. receded her down the aisle. Their powns were of n'nk and blue taffeta with bou'fant skirts and caD sleeves. Thev wore matching eloves and carried nosegays of oink and white carnations and wore matching bands in their hair adorned with clusters of pink carnations. Mrs. Groshong wore a own of oua embossed crepe with mach ine hat tnd a corsatre of orchids. The groom, Walter Hancock. 's the son of the late M" end Mrs. W. B. Hancock of Waks - STUDY CLUB MEETS i AT DINGLEY HOME WEDNESDAY EVENING Mrs. John Dingley and Mrs. David McCarroll entertained the evening study club at the form r's home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mary Barrett and Miss Ful ton, from the Douglas Health sscoiation, showed a film on the March of Dimes, after which they answered questions regarding the County Health servkv. lively refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Dingley and Mrs. McCarroll to: Mrs. William liven. Mrs. Alvard France, Mrs. lerome F. Sheldon, Mrs. Holden McTagearet, Mrs. Carl Haven. Mrs. Paul Wrav, Mrs Harold Wayman, Mrs. Dick Gilman and Mrs. E. G. Young, Jr. The next meeting will be at dght o'clock the evening of Feb--uary 25 at the home of Mrs Dick Gilman ' with Mrs. E. C. Young, Jr., as co-hostess. The pro gram will be presented by Mrs. Mae Matthews, who will be at tired In costume, and will speak on "Korea." MRS. J. F. DILLARD ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY PARTY ON MONDAY Pale pink and lavender snap dragons and tall lighted laven der tapers graced the lace-eov-ered table u-vd by Mrs. J. F. Dlllard Monday afternoon, when she entertained at a charming one o'clock dessert-luncheon at attractive home on South Jack son street. Cut flowers were ar ranged in artisitlc bouquets about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs Walter Brydges. Mrs. Bill Cour- IT, Mrs. K. D. Adams. Mrs James Hughes, Mrs. Maurice L. Hallmark. Mrs. Roy Sedcll. Mrs Paul Moen. Mrs. F. W. Saling and the hostess, Mrs. Dlllard. High score for the afternoon's contract bridge plav was won by Mrs. Brydjjes with Mrs Cour ter winning the second high score. , R. A. AND E. CLUB HAS DELIT.HTFUL AFTERNOON MEETING ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Patty Napier graciously entertlaned the Roseburg Art and Embrold'-rly Club at the home of Mrs F. J. Cornell Wed nesday afternoon. A collection was taken for the March of Dimes drive. Following a social hour of sew Ing and vlsltln" Mrs Napier serv ed delicious refreshments to Mrs Frank Bergh, Mrs. William Bail ey, Mrs J. W. Bowman. Min F. I. Bctts. Mrs. C. II. Bailey. Mrs G. L. Sinclair. Mrs. Georce Cluck. Mrs. Frank Kent, Mrs J. G. Stephenson. Mrs A 1 Hawn, Mrs. E. Rhoads. Mr" Charles Polro. Mrs II. F. Snyder ar.d Mrs. t;. M Page. The cluh will meet the after noon of February 4 at the hnmei of Mrs. Sinclair at 1353 Harrison ' street. Church I Cfy. v.! mm future by tiuhoi-Mutirne Studio boro. North Carolina. Stephen Reed of Corvallls was best man. Mrs. Llovd Smith of Sunny- side. Washington, sang The Lord's Prayer and Oh, Perfect Love before the ceremony. Following the ceremony a re ceDtion was held at the home of the bride's parents in Sutherlin. Mrs. Alta Mason Dobyns and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, aunts of the bride, presided at the table and Mrs. John Runkel assisted. The bridal counle left Imme diately following the reception for Eugene and boarded a plane for San Francisco, going from there to Carmel, California, where the spent their honeymoon. For traveling the bride wore a blue wool gabardine suit and matching straw hat with black ac cessories. Out-of-town guests for the wed ding were thp bride's pranHfath- er. Arthur Milbv. of Walla Walla, Washington: Mrs. Alta Mason Iobvns of Seattle, Washington, and Mrs, Lloyd Smith of Suny side. Washington: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Runckel of Corval lls and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock will be at home' at I4r!5 A 1!)th Ave., San 1 Francisco. California. MRS. WALTER ALLEN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF GUARDIANS ASSOCIATION Mrs. Walter Allen was elected president of the Rosebur" Camp Fire Guardians Association at an interesting meeting held Wednes day night at the attractive home of Mrs. Clifford E. Smith In Laurelwood with Mrs. Thella Weber as co-hostess. Other new officers include: Mrs. John Fil lip, vice-president; Mrs. Thomas Pargeter, secretary, and Mi-s. I-ouis Neureiter, treasurer. Plans were made for the 19 IS birthday honor. The Bluebirds will "ive a city wide Bluebird party at the Ful lerton School details of which will be announced later. Plans were also made for a Grand Coun cil Fire to take place In March. Lovely refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Weber to: Mrs. Sidne Domenico, Mrs. J. E. Conn, newly-elected presi dent of the Roseburg Camp Fire Council: Mrs. Robert Gladwell. Mrs. Walter Iike, Mrs. Thomas Pargeter. Mrs. Hensen, Mrs. I ouis Neureiter, Mrs. Joiner. Mrs. Perrv Thiele, Mi's. J. M. Bovles. Mrs. M. D. Cyrus and Mrs. J. K. siattery. The next meeting will be an nounced later. ALPHA THETA CHAPTER HAS INTERESTING MEETING AT SYRON HOME TUESDAY Alpha Theta Chapter, Beta Sig ma Phi held a very Interesing meeting at the home of Vir ginia Syron at 926 South Main street Tuesday evening with Lucv Todd and Joanne Kennerly as as sisting hostesses. An article, "The Story of Speech," written by Dorothv Wl rak w-as presented by Jo Wil'lam 'On, president of the chapter and the topic. "Preparing a talk" was given bv Florence Powell. Following the business session and cultural program, dciiciou. refreshments were served bv the three hosteps to: Jo William son. Betty Fariss, Iee Frederick con, Jean Jos-e, Cecelia Watig. Betty Raw-son, Shirley Haines, Helen Newbv, Florence Powell. Iteverly Wilson, I-slie Ellen drown, Ina Mae S-nlth and the director, Bonlta Wlkoff. MR. AND MRS. ROW HONORED AT SURPRISE PARTY TUESDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Row. vho were recen'lv married, were honored at a charming surprise oarty at their attractive anart. ment home In the l'mua Hotel Tuc-sdav evening, when a group if friends called to honor them. A very beautiful Foto,ia sand wich fray was presented to Mr tnd Mrs. Ro-.v from: Mr. ani Mrs. A E K"nt, Mr and M' I. V. Short. Mr. and Mr. L. W. Metzger. Mrs M. Haw 1 Dixon I Mrs. Irvln Bonn and V. E i Temnleton of Portland Cartls were enloved during the pleasant wiclal hours and later lovely refreshments were served. MRS. PAUL L. MOEN GIVES CHARMING TEA FOR WASHINGTON VISITORS To compliment Mrs. F. R. Tit- eomh of Tacoma and Mrs. H. Crommclln of Sixikane, w ho are here as guests ot the latter s daughter. Mrs. Edward Titcomh. a charming lea was given bv Mrs. Paul L. Moen at her at tractive home Wednesday after noon. Pink and white suapdrag ons arranged with heather were used alKut the rooms, while the lace covered tea table w as cent ered with a bowl of daffodils. blue Iris and heather flanked 1 by lall ellow taoers. Mrs. .1 F. Dillard and Mrs. Kenneth D. Adams Hiuri'd trom thrt-t to foin o'clfM'k and Mrs. Elward Tit comb and Mrs. E. A. Pearson presided at the tea table from four to five o'clock. Corsages of pink roses, circled with violets, were presented bv the hostess to the tuo guests of honor and gard'-nia cnrsage were presented to the ladies pre siding at the tea table. Guests Invited hv Mrs. Moen to honor Mrs. Titcomh and Mrs. Crommelin Included Min. Edward Titcomh. Mi-s. Roy Cummins, M'-s. Kenneth Bailev. Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. E. B. Stewart. Mrs J. F. Dillard. Mrs. B. L. Mai-tin nd her mother and s'ster, Mrs. I.ukin and is I "'kin: Mrs. I'oy Scocll. Mrs. Bill Courier. I Mrs. Kenneth D. Adams. Mrs. F. W. Saling, Mrs. A. F. Micelll, Mis. W. C. Callison, Mrs. James TODAY AND SUNDAY AS YOU )U V , 'A LIKE Co-Feature V. 1 i i tomHeai lMUDlHS fr 1 UK WILEY -rZ FTf B IHIINFY 03MAL0 MicSRIut ROHOollATTC? is 111 lull JOHN KODIAK L iin:r i WITH I 1 I if . 1 I i 0M i .v .JJJI I ; (And inmtmmA Hughes, Mrs. Mitchell Moore, Mrs. Roy Cornwell, Mrs. A. C. Hennlnger, Mrs. E. A. Pearson. Mrs. Edward Mnrphv, Mrs. Rus sell Seymour. Mrs. Walter Wel ker. M:-s. Wavne S.iflev, Mrs. I- G. Twohv, Mrs. Fred Lock wood and Mis. Paul llclwig. MRS. NORMAN HESS ENTERTAINS PINOCHLE CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT Mrs. Norman Hess very pra- Piously entertained her pinochl- cluh at a lovelv seven thiity clock desseii-sujx-pr at her at tractive home wt'tmesuay eve- ning. Dallodils formed, a pretty motif for the otvasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. Val Finlay, a guest, unci Mrs. Kd STARTS TOMORROW! i t:rVitWSS,i- J If st 4llll ' " , I (id ism m m i j.s -. ,-; . ,-, j!?; Mt- i f. '. - ENDS TONIGHT tffitfg STARTS TOMORROWi GEO MURPHY FRANCES CIFFORD IN , 1" ,''.- ',t . . 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