Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 13, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG',' OREGON SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1948 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Celebrate 62nd Anniversary ' v ' !;'1 S';',; ' " 'I'. iJ,4.: ' 1 Plcturn bv Photo Lab. . Mr. and Mrs. L. ; Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mynatt, IHoseburg, celebrated their 62nd Jweddinf; anniversary quietly Sun iday, March 7, at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, ,City Councilman and Mrs. Percy , Croft, on North Jackson street. Another daughter. Mrs. Leila Weber, was present for the oc- DANCE Look! No Hands- Awww . . . stop your worrying. FLIGHTY Is as safe as a babe In arms. He doesn't need hands to fly that plane. As a matter of fact, those dependable ships nt Sutherlin Valley Air ways Just about fly themselves. If you think flying's hard, you're wrong. The boys at Sutherlin Valley Airways can tell you all about it. But we warn you: don't investigate flying unless you want to fly. If you look Into it at all, you'll see all the advantages and bo right out on the training line. Hut that's a Eood idea unyway. Phone 782. r, , Windows ond th Corp(jt Bin(Jing 1 ' 1 1 FSW Floor Covering p ALLEY OQP OnJTour Way ZZZZjlXL iJ1" P te&'-ivmS loo r race oscn. i vumo, oool... lets switch f i yeh...ive h,o a Y" ( all r--3mt cleas out cf here inn lt5H Tl 'N A DUNSION.' SEEMS WE CAN'T HEA.R. BACK TO OOP... f VOUR TOUfiH DAV... ALL OF i3U.. I CAME HER TO J I ' -41 TO ME l-l-EY' BEINfl "EM. BUT KNOW- I I'D LIKE TO 5EE EXCELLENCY THIS U GST 6CME SHUT-Etc NOT TO J j I UNNECESSARILY INS OSCAK. I'LL WHAT THE "RAJ Atf WISHES TO f?UO TO MY , HOLP A RECEPTION.' x-S- H " s'JK V'.V ROUGH OM HIM,' BET HE BROUGHT .VlLL DO WITH VKETIUE T y( JUARTEI?5io V -l-Tr-Tirl I We alley cop (h K??JfefIr (i'fl4 fii YM i AM f M n I AND OSCAR BOOM J.hs :tT jt'J T ffl faUZZL 1 -feVsf 1 I j perform in a , A Ji I ki iSeT'-ia .ii JsaJWS iO wW?& irm'fy mOICOLCUS ARABIAN ' I- Ttt-I JfSjrWi f W MS 11 Wf ) ASSOCIATES ARE .j I JlAVtL V f H rltt$i-Jfr M IW 'H'C r 49N rFRECKLISANDH'? WJENDS Jitters BYKnlXLOSSEiR JM XL lie" S JbH & 1 H. Mynatt. canton. Their son, W. E. Mynatt, who resides at Bend, was unable to attend. Friends and neighbors called to greet them during the day. Mr. Mynatt, aged 8fi, and Mrs. Mynatt, who Is 84, have lived in and near Roseburg all of their lives. They were married in Rose burg, March 7, 188G. TONIGHT at Dixonville Grange Music by Happy Valley Cowboys Belter get started today. l CQ Kitchen Cobincts Miller's Spring Fashion Show Is Large Event of Thursday Miller's SDrln? Fashion Show proved to be one of the largest events of the Roseburg Country Club year, when it was held at a nnA n'nnnle Innnhnnn onH nnait. affair Thursday afternoon at the ciuujiouse. Bouquets ox uaiiouus and acacia decorated the large club room, while the serving ta- lauristlnus and daffodils. FrpH T.llnrl mnnn(T.f nf Mil. ler's, acted as master of cere monies and introduced the fol' lowing models: Mrs. II. J. Hen wood. Miss Gen Lutey, Mrs. C. S. Heinllne. Miss f.aurn Pnttnn Mro Betty Waggoner, Mrs. Donald .TnhnKnn Mm AHrlnn Riwon Kfiic Irene Trapalis and Miss Donna Nears. Mrs. Paul Geddes acted as accompanist and the Solovox was loaned by courtesy of Ott's Music Store for the occasion. Latest spring styles were ex hibited by the models Including suits, sports and afternoon frocks, coats, playsuits and dresses, swim ming attire and evening gowns. Snrinif nrl pnrlv mmmaii f... wear, hats and accessories were uno moaeiea. Mrs. .na Thorpe, who is in charge of Miller's fash Ion department, had charge of ar rangements for the show with TrPnP Ttnninld in phorna nf hair styles. The show was very ucauuiuny ana arusucaiiv pre sented. Those enjoying the affair were Mrs. Hall Seely, Mrs. K. D. Ad ams, Mrs. Earl Flegel, Mrs. Ken neth Bailey, Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. Paul Helwee. Mrs. C n Wmin Ivan Pickens, Mrs. Hayden Fisk, Mrs. David C. Campbell, Mrs. Gil Holderman, Mrs. ft. M. McFar land, Mrs. R. C. Glle, Mrs. Keith Rrnnt TWt-o PaWi rv.ll!,... mM M. M. Berry, Mrs. Mitchell Moore, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. C. E. Knight, Mrs. W. C. Calllson, Mis. Joe Perrault, Mrs. William W. Kellogg, Mrs. Herman Hatlsoff, Mrs. Jack Fariss, Jr., Mrs. Abe Bean, Mrs. J. B. Josse Mrs. Ar mour Murdock, Mrs. Scott Lay man. Mrs. Frederick Ktvr iu,c T. Mouche. Mrs. Ted Wliak. Mm' Louis Neureiter, Mrs. Ray Hamp ton, Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. F G. Burr, Mrs. D. J. McCarroll, Mrs. Paul Wray, Mrs. Paul Syron, Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mrs. H. C Stearns, Mrs. Frank G. Bodin, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. Walter Brydges, Mrs. L. E. Hennlnger, Mrs. Gene Krewson, Mrs. Julius Benham, Mrs. Connie Latham, Mrs. Fred Lund, Mrs. A. D. Parr, .... ........... ... i.uinun, ivilb, James Slattery, Mrs. A. G. Hen- ninger, mrs. w. Howard Pattison, Mrs. George Churchill, Mrs. A. L. Weddle, Mrs. Adah Knowland, Mrs. Rnv Pnmmlng TUi.o f u Dunn, Mrs. Nell Kas'u, Mrs. G. w! marsnaii, mrs. M. (J. Uowker Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Miss Helen - j, ........ nuuilll .'Wtl, 11111. Clark Leedy, Mrs. H. T. Hansen, iTna. ii. i. jitcooson, mrs, n. c Wells. Mrs K r I vil u r T. Buhar, Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. J. A. Harding, Miss Rosa B. Par. rott, Mrs. E. G. Young, Jr., Mrs. Harold Wayman, Mrs. A. R. Jack lln, Mrs. L. L. Powers, Mrs. W. S. Plimilton. Mi's. H,M-f Cnrlrnm Mrs. Burton Randall. Mrs. F. w! Sulinpr, Mrs. Alden W. Kilhorn, Umpciua Cabinet - Store and Home Remodeling I Home Remodelina JTM II shelving. Counters dRf S X 2040 NorthT ATt-a Phtlln MalEhan .Ti-n D T Martin, Mrs. Clyde Knight, Mrs. Hal J. Ayotte, Mrs. Paul Moen Mrs. William D. Green, Mrs. E. O. Radtke, Mrs. J. Harold Nich ols, Mrs. C. W. Dishman, Mrs. A. F. Mlcelli, Mrs. John R. Dinglcy, Mrs. L. E. McClintock, Mrs. John D. Todd, Mrs. Hedwig Watzlg, Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mrs. Spencer W. Yates, Mrs. D. W. Helliwell, Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. Roy E. Bellows, Mrs. Dexter Rice. Mrs. Marie Flint Mc Call, Mrs. Earl A. Neuru, Mrs. W. F. Amiot, Mrs. Vernon Briggs. Mm r m j tVL. ... .... v.nuii.1, Rllvl JVU3. Frederick J. Porter. Mrs. J. F. Diilard and Mrs. K. D. Adams had charge of reserva tions for the affair with Mrs. Kpnnptn niillpvr In nhnvnn nf u tickets. ALPHA THETA CHAPTER MEETING IS HFI n TUE8DAY EVENING Alnhn Thptn Phantoi. ry4 Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening m me jiuiiie oi mrs. ti. u. church 205 S. Kane street with Mrs. Eu gene Powell and Mrs. John Gard ner, assisting hostesses. Mrs. Charles R. Williamson addressed the group on two sub jects, "Debate" and "Expression." nuncsnmenis were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Robert Kid der, Mrs. M. W. Brown, Mrs. Jack W. Fariss, Mrs. Sidnev I. p'red erickson, Miss Shirley Haines, Mrs. Jack Newby, Mrs. E. H. Raw son, Mrs. E. Byron Smith, Mrs. Paul Syron, Miss Cecelia Watzlg Mrs. Don Wilson, Mrs. Ted H VVirak, Mrs. C. R. Williamson! Mrs. .lark R .Tncuo M,.D Todd, mpmhnm anrl' M, ' D ... Carter, a guest. BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON ENJOYED AT SNYDER HOME ON THURSDAY Mrfi. TT IT finiMoi- pnintnl 1 at a charming one o'clock lunch eon at her home on Cobb street honoring Mrs. W. G. Blake, of Al bany, Mrs. Henry Easton and the uusu-ss on tneir Dirtiitiays. The rooms were colorful with bOUOIIPts nf rinfarltlc an.t ! ese quince, a Covers were placed in mrs. duiko, Mrs. taston, Mrs Alicp RhniiHa Mr xrr., I i. Braunlnger, Mrs. W. G. Shugart Mrs. S. .1 ShnpmnL-ni. on.l hostess, Mrs. Snyder. The afternoon was spent in vlsitinir T.m,plir nine . .. "KIC JIU' sented to the three celebrating tneir birthdays. Cut 819 i-hone Winchester St. 1 KKJ XJ oo A 499-R-3 KEITH CRENSHAW IS HONORED AT PARTY ON BIRTHDAY TUESDAY Mrs. George Crenshaw, Jr., en tertained at a lovely birthday narty at her home Tuesday after noon in honor of her son, Keith, on his second anniversary. Spring flowers were used about the rooms. The table was centered with a birthday cake encircled With PflnHv Pactpr prrcro qmH bits, flanked by tall tapers. Visiting and games were en Joyed, alter which lovely gifts i"eseiiieu tu K.eitn irom Blllv Crenshaw. .T.-iplrlo ni.iu Larry West, Mis. R. R. Green and Patty; Mrs. R. P. Blakely and Robbie and Marilyn; Mrs. E. L. Longnecker and Lyndia; Mrs. Walter Moore and Douglas and Marian; Mrs. Eric Purkerson and Richard; Mrs. Carl Hlnther and Carla Jean; Mrs. Ross Newcomb and StpvnTi: Mm R T rt-nan Mrs. Belle Crenshaw, Mrs. Fred i-ongnecKer, Mrs. Edwin Harvey .uiu me iiusiuss, jvirs. rensnaw, Jr. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Crenshaw invited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Mara and Patty and Mich ael; Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harvey to honor Keith. MISS GLADY STRONG PRESENTS PUPILS IN CHARMING RECITAL A nlano reeitnl wn o-kron wt Tuesday evening bv pupils of MISS GlnHvu Strnnn nv. uiuiaiu was varied as little beginners to uuvancea Hign acnool students were presented. Their playing was Interesting and enjoyable as it showed preparation and de veloping musical perception. The recital was given at Miss Strong's home on South Main Street. The families and friends of the pupils were invited. A SOCial hoiir Wnn pninvoH at tha close of the program. Mrs. E. K Jones. Mrs. J. W. Robertson, and Mrs. R. E. Crawfod assisted in serving. The following were presented: Ann Kelly, Myra Kelley, Colleen McDonald. Dlvlp Tpo ripii c,. anne Lee, Joe Hallmark, Stephen nnii, uriHn nootn uamuie Kobert son, Betty Jean Clark, Roland Wagner, Jerry Feldkamp, Eddie WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE WITHOUT GLASSES? Lois N. Cassel Teacher The Dr. Bates Method of Eye Education Interview by Appointment Only Phone 1019-R Flowers for Easter . . . and Lillie's for Flowers. Corsages Flowers Potted Plants Lillie's Flower Shop Shoo " Linoleum Drainboards Rubber and Asphalt Tile so Kay Jones, John Marvin Robert son, Donna Jean Ellison, Leila Adams, Peggy Knight, Doris Rand and Henrietta Johnson. ROSEBURG STRING QUARTET TO BE HEARD ON PROGRAM SOON Miss Naomi Scott, teacher of violin, recently organized a string quartet, which meets weekly for practice and which will soon be heard on programs of the near future. 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