Will Be Bride At May Wedding
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Plctura by Paul Jenklni
Patrlola Jans Ellsworth
Congressman and Mrs. Harris
Ellsworth announce engagement
of their daughter, Miss Patricia
Jane, to Thomas F. McKenna,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jame3 A.
McKenna, of Poughkeepsie, New
York. The wedding will take
place In Washington, D. C. In
May.
Miss Ellsworth was graduated
from University of Oregon In
June 1948 and is a member of
Delta Gamma, social sorority,
and Phi Beta Kappa, scholastic
honorary. During the last year,
she has been employed as a sec
retary for Columbia Broadcast
ing system in Washington, D.C.
She resigned her position to ac
company her parents to Rose
burg this fall. Congressman and
Mrs. Ellsworth and Miss Ells
worth will leave In - mid-December
for Washington. D.C.
Mr. McKenna was graduated
from Catholic University of Am-
FOOTBALL 'ICMitl IS
HONORED AT DINNER
AT GLENDALE CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Line were
host and hostesses at a dinner in
the parlors of the Presbyterian
church for the Glendale high
school football players, their
friends and several guests.
Benjy Mouchett acted as toast
master and the following made
i. few remark:: John Harbom
Bill Cooper. Rudy Dierlcks, Da.
vid Miller. Glen Austin, Dick Wil
liamson and Frank Robson, T.
H. Lane, assistant coach How
ard Edson and Dr. J. K. How
ard. ,
' Coach Line was given a ring
by the boys, the presentation be
ing mace Dy Bin unanaier. jvirs.
Line received flowers and candy,
Dinner was prepared and serv
ed by Mrs. une ana several
mothers of tne ball players. laK
lng part were John Harbour,
Gloria Robson, Bill Chandler,
Joan Thomas. Dick Williamson,
Delsa Lund, Benjy Mouchett, Joy
Bird, Rudy Dierlcks, Marjory
Van Dulne, Benny Moore, Earl
Allen, Glen Austin, David Miller,
Frank Robson, Billy Sparks, John
Blgelow, Donald Thompson, uu-
len Johnson. Morris Jones, wen-
del Hayes, Edward 3urke, Bill
Cooper, Tommy Lyon, Howard
Edson, Miss Mary Ruth Sparks,
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lang, Dr.
and Mrs. J. K. Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Wunsch and Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Line.
Dr. Howard invited the boys to
church the following Sunday and
preached a sermon of special In-
terst and benellt to tnem.
Sorority Sponsors Dance At V.A. Hospital
erica school of law, Washington,
D.C. In June. 1949. He is a mem
ber of Phi Beta Kappa, member
of the District of Columbia Bar
and at present Is employed as an
adjudicator with the Bureau of
Land Management in banta ue,
New Mexico.
The engagement was announc
ed at a one o'clock luncheon at
the Hotel Umpqua today, Dec. i,
elven bv Miss Ellsworth for a
group of close friends. Miniature
bridal bouaueta containing news
of the engagement, were present
ed to each guest.
Covers were piacea tor iwrs,
Alan Knudtson. Miss Carol Kerr,
Miss Fredricka Hamilton, Mrs.
Glen Miller, Mrs. Plln Laurance,
Miss Anita Young, Mrs. Merton
Cole, Mrs. Lcland K. Wlmberly,
Miss Gerry Fett and the hostess,
Miss Ellsworth.
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Were Tempted
Because we're human we're sometimes tempted to try promotional meth
ods mch ai giving something away with every diamond purchase.
Many jewelers offer "give-aways" to stimulate their diamond sales, but
somehow we think most people don't approve of these methods. We know
also that most people don't expect to get something for nothing, that they
realize they are also paying for the "gift".
Because we ore diamond jewelers, not promoters, we don't give anything
away with the diamonds we sell except the box and our sincere congratula
tions, because our prices do not include the cost of a "free gift".
We hove to be satisfied with just trying to be about the best diamond
Jewelers in town.
Extreme care is exercised in buying our diamonds and because we have
highly trained diamond buyers you have the assurance that diamonds from
Knudtson's are the finest for the price anywhere.
Come in to see our fine selection of Orange Blossom ond Keepsake dia
mond rings. We invite your questions about diamonds and will be pleased to
explain the merits of individual stones.
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8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sat., Dee. 3, 1949
"A very gay affair" is the way
the veterans at the local VA Hos
pital described the Red Cross
dance at the Recreation Hall on
Monday, November 28. Kappa Al
pha Theta sorority of the Uni
versity of Oregon sent a busload
of girls to act as dancing part
ners for the patients. Expenses
of the bus and the trip were a
donation of the Lane County
chapter of the American Red
Cross. Also in attendance were
about 40 women of the other serv
ice organizations from Roseburg.
Music for dancing was supplied
by Vie Rice's Orchestra, with the
sorority girls furnishing several
vocal numbers at the intermis
sion. They sang some of the col
lege song as well as popular num
bers and were well applauded by
the audience. Between dances
coffee and gingerbread were
served to all attending. The Spe
cial Services Division of the hos
pital is now preparing a busy
schedule of Christmas entertain
ment for the next several weeks.
GOLDA N ICKELL HEADS
ROSEBURG REBEKAHS
FOR COMING TERM
Golda Nickell was elected no
ble grand at the Rebekah meet
ing held Tuesday evening at the
I. U. U. r . hall. Assisting her
during her term of office will
be the following elected officers:
Ollie Krueger, vice grand; Nora
r rauenmener, recording secre
tary; Minnie South, treasurer
and Faye Clark, financial secre
tary.
uurlng the meeting the group
made plans for the visit of the
assembly president, Leila Ram
sey, which will be an event of
Dec. 13. A turkey dinner, to
which only Rebekahs 'vill be in
vited, will preced. The meeting
at 6:30 p.m.
Rebekahs are asked to bring
salad or vegetable to the dinner
as the lodge is furnishing the re
mainder of the menu. Rebekahs
and visiting members are invit
ed to the evening's activities.
Hostesses for the social hour to
follow the meeting, at which in
itiation will be exemplified, in
clude Evelyn Fredrlckson Day
nse Beach, Minnie Clark, Ilattic
Gosneil, Annabelle McClure, and
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plummer.
During the meeting Maggie
Dent was honored by the lodge
on her birthday.
rive new members were ad
mitted to the lodge. They were
Stella Finnell, Elizabeth Wynne,
Darlene Miller, Shirley Ann
Becker and Betty Mae Clark.
Plans were made for members
to attend the convention to be
held at Sutherlin, Dec. 8 at which
time the local lodge will exem
plify ballotting and present a skit
for entertainment.
Rebekahs have been asked to
serve at the first December
meeting of Theta Rho. Hostesses
for this will be Betty Neuriter,
Hazel Reid and Marv Curtiss.
Serving as officers pro-tem dur-
ng tne evening s meeting were:
Golda Nickell, as noble grand;
Velma Hermann, vice grand;
Maggie Dent, leit suoDorter to
the vice grand and Evelyn Fred
rlckson, inside guard.
Wedding Date Planned For February
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Why be satisfied with
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602 Fullerton St
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Miss Dorothy Morberg
Picture by Clark'i Studio
Mr. Sr. Mrs. Don E. Morberg
of Roseburg, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Dor
othy, to Lloyd North, also of this
city. February 5 is the date set
for the wedding.
The announcement was made
at a very charming dinner paitv
at the Morberg home on Nov.
18. Visiting and games were en
joyed through the social hours,
and calling during the evening
were Miss Beverly Collisoi' and
Miss Mary Martin. Attending
the dinner were Miss Barbara
McLaughlin, Miss Marilyn West
Miss Bonnie Tyrer, Miss Zelda
Sanders and Miss Shirley Spen-
across from
Douglas County
Bank
OUR
.are at a new low
price, that is:
4- tier wedding cakes .. $20
5- tier 10
2-tier 5
Large sheet cake $3.50
Decorated .'. 5.00
Small sheet cake 1.75
Decorated 2.75
Our cakes hove better keeping qualities and are
made of the finest ingredients. Butter cream
icing is used on all decorated cakes.
20 off to Lodges ond other organixotiom
Call 241
231 N. Jackson
The bride-elect was graduated
from Roseburg High school with
the class of 1948 and has been
employed by the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph company.
The bridegroom elect attended
school in Idaho, and served some
time in the Navy before coming
to Roseburg, where he is imploy
ed at Nielsen's Market.
MR. AND MRS. JACKSON
TO BE HONORED ON
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson
will be honored on their fortieth
wedding anniversary at an "at
home" reception at the residence
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and rMs. Elton Jackson, first
house north of the Winchster
hridee on Hiehwav 99. from two
to live o clock uecemoer n.
Relatives and friends are most
I cordially invited to call.'
! SEWING CLUB MEETS
I AT PHILLIPS HOME
Mrs. Grant Phillips entertained
I her sewing club at her home on
Tipton road Wednesday evening.
Visiting and sewing were enjoy
ed. Refreshments were served lat
er to Mrs. I. M Dunn, Mrs. Leo
nard Barge, Mrs. Keith Phillips,
Mrs. Don Reed. Mrs. Fred Dent,
Mrs. Chester Stiltner by the hostess.
Have Your Homt
Landscaped on
F. H. A. Terms
Trees Topped or Removed
Lawn Planted
Shrubs Pruning
Call us for Information
L. H. McPherson
RL 2, Box 153 ' Phon 715 J-1
COUNTRY CLUB FORMAL
DINNER DANCE IS
CHARMING AFFAIR OF WEEK
One of the most charming af
fairs of the Thanksgiving season
was the Roseburg Country club's
formal dinner-dance at eight o'
clock Saturday evening at the
Inhhoiwo The side-lights were
covered with soft ereen decora
tions and the tables were lighted
by candles. In between tne serv
ing of the five -course dinner,
dancing was enjoyed.
Attorney and Mrs. Edward
Murphy and Dr. and Mrs. Earl
Neuru were in charge of the
event, which has been reported
as one of the most delightful to
be enjoyed at the club this sea
son. Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Harvey, Mr. ana mrs.
A. G. Henninger, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
McDermott, Mayor and Mrs. Al
bert Flegel, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Martin; Attorney and Mrs. Ed
ward M. Murphy, Dr. and. Mrs.
Earl Neuru, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Siefarth, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Lindsell, Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Schoen
leber, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood
worth, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wirak,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cummins, Dr.
and Mrs. Bruce Hetrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Harris, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe V. Perrault, Mr. and
Mrs. George Perrault, Mr. and
Mrs. Leland K. Wlmberly, Mr. and
Mrs. James Richmond, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice L. Hallmark, Attor
ney and Mrs. Dudley Walton, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Price, Dr.
and Mrs. W. F. Amlot, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Garrison, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Corkrum, Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Menning, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Keel, Mr. and Mrs. John Killlp,
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Matisoff, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Short, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Myers and Mrs. O. R.
Hess.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
PLAN CHRISTMAS PARTY
FOR DECEMBER 15TH
Women of the Roseburg Coun
try club met at the clubhouse
Thursday to make plans for the
annual Christmas partv. which
will be an event of December 15th
at the clubhouse, beginning at
ten-thirty o'clock in the morning.
Members are asked to brine a
gift, not to exceed $1 in price,
to exenanere. The luncheon will
be served at twelve .o'clock and
the contract bridge play will be
gin at one o'clock.
women of the club meetine this
week for luncheon and bridee
were Mrs. W. C. Callison, presi-
aeni, Mrs. w. 1. uryages, Mrs.
W. F. Amlot, Mrs. Kenneth Bai
ley, Mrs. Herman Matisoff, Mrs.
RoFy Sedell,. Mrs. E. A. Pearson,
Mrs. Joe V. Perrault, Mrs. Wal
ter Fisher, Mrs. Mitchell Moore
Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Emily
Judd, Mrs. Clyde Knight, Mrs.
G. W. Marshall, Mrs. J. F. Dil-
Marry, Nov. 27th
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Paris
In a double wedding ceremony
at the First Baptist church In
Yakima, Wash., Sunday, Nov. 27,
Mrs. Vera Lawrence of Yakima
was married to J. L. Paris of
Roseburg and Miss Mildred Law
rence, daughter of Mrs. Law
rence, became the bride of O. H.
Powell of Lyle, Wash.
Rev. Ivan B. Bell and Rev.
Russell L. Williams officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Paris were at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. William
Schunke of Yakima. Miss Joyce
Kintner of Yakima was maid of
honor for Mrs. Powell and Ben
nie Powell of Lyle was best man
for his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Paris and
son of Roseburg attended the cer
emony and brought Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Paris back to Roseburg
with them. The J. L. Paris' will
make their home at 911 West
First street
Mr. and Mrs. Powell came to
Roseburg for a short honeymoon,
prior to returning to Lyle, Wash.,
to make their home.
Mrs. John Zenor. dauehter of
J. L. Paris, entertained at a very
lovely wedding supper Monday
evening at her home to honor the
newly married couples and addi
tional guests Included her broth
er, E. L. Paris, and his family.
lard, Mrs. L. K. Fies and Mrs.
John Killip.
Hign scores lor the contract
bridge play were won by Mrs.
Killip, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs.
Perrault ,
Members will meet next Thurs
day at a twelve o'clock luncheon
at the clubhouse, followed by the
contract bridge play at one o -clock.
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