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By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY Wedding Repeats Marriage Vows ; Lorraine A d e 1 1 e Robertson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Robertson of Cottage Grove, formerly-of Roseburg, be came the bridB of Daniel Andrie sian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arim Andrlesian of Drain, at the Meth odist church in Cottage Grove, Sunday,. Jan. 8. . Marriage vows, which were said nineteen years ago by the bride's parents, were repeated in a double ring cere mony performed by candlelight by Rev. William Sutterlin of the First Baptist church In the. pres ence of 200 guests. ' : Tall baskets tf vhlte snapdrag ons and four candelabra holding tall .white tapers flanked the cross centering the altar. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was beautiful in a gown of ice blue heavy slipper satin fashioned with a lace bib front with the back trimmed in satin buttons. The sleeves came to a point at the wrists and were edged in matching lace. The Queen Elizabeth collar Of the gown matched the Queen's cap of lsce which held the veil of illu sion edged in lace. She carried a heart-shaped arrangement of three orchids outlined with ma line ruffling with satin stream ers knotted with lilies-of-the-val-ley. The bride and her attend ants wore rhinestone necklaces. Miss Nancy Radabaugh, Rose burg, and a student at University of Oregon, was maid of honor and wore a gown of orchid satin fashioned with a full skirt and off-the3houlder ruffle, decorated with a black velvet bow and streamers from the neckline to the floor-length hem of the skirt. MR. AND MRS. BAILEY HONOR CRENSHAWS AT FAREWELL PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey en tertained at an eight o'clock buf fet supper Wednesday evening at their beautiful new home in North Roseburg to honor Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crenshaw, who with their three children, Carol, Steve and Michael, left Thursday for Medford to reside. Yellow button chrysanthemums and matching yellow tapers formed the attractive decora tions. Cards were in play during the social hours. A lovely farewell gift was pre sented to Mr. and Mrs. Cren shaw from: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wright, Mr, and Mrs. Amos Min er, Mr. and Mrs. James Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nazelrod, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crenshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ehard Johnson and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey. LADY LIONS HEAR MRS. CLAUDE BAKER DISCUSS WELFARE WORK Mrs. Claude Baker discussed county welfare work at the meet ing of Lady Lions Monday, Jan. 9 at Carl's Haven. Dinner pre ceded the regular business ses sion with Mrs. Buckley Bell, pre sident in charge. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Phil Sutton. Mrs. David Campbell and Mrs. Robert N. Browning and Pat Bates was a guest. Six women were initiat ed: Mrs. C. M. Saar, Mrs. Zeke Walton, Mrs. R. R. Parsons. Mrs. L W. Lowe, Mrs. George Foster and Mrs. Frank Purdy. Participating In the evening's ' JJ III"- .-vj Mrs. Daniel R. Andrlesian She carried a heart-shaped ar rangement of pink rosebuds and heather and also wore rosebud hair, arrangement. -' Mrs. Stanley . wlese, Cottage Grove, and . Mrs. Howard' Low ery, Independence, Ore., a cousin of the bride, were bridesmaids and wore pink satin gowns de signed to match the maid of hon or's. They wore rosebud and ma line headbands and carried bou quets to match the maid of hon or's. Mary Melinda Levens, age two, and her brother, Larry- Levens Jr., both of Cottage Grove were flower girl 1 and ring-bearer e spectlvely. Mary Melinda wore a floor-length gown of lavender satin trimmed in white lace. Her headdress was pink rosebuds and lavender maline and she carried a flower basket filled with lavender-colored rose petals. David Andrlesian was- best man for his brother and Albert Martin, Cottage Grove, and John M a r vl n- Robertson, Roseburg, cousin of the bride, were ushers. The bride's mother wore a wa termelon colored suit with a pale beige-colored hat and blouse. Her accessories were black and she wore a corsage of gold-colored rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories and a gold rosebud corsage. Mrs. E. C. Diller, of Aurora, Ore., aunt of the bride, was or ganist. W. C. Martin Jr., of Cot tage Grove, sang "Because", "At Dawning," and "The Lord's Prayer." The wedding music was also the same as used for the bride's parents nineteen years activities were the Mesdames J. P. Motschenbacher, Frank Pur dy, Keith Phillips, C. M. Saar, Earl Henry, Phil Sutton, Joseph Wikoff, Ross Newcomb, Wm. Livermore. Frank Long, Forrest Losee, Phil Harth, Zeke Walton, L. M. Lehrbach, Claude Baker, Bruce Hetrick, Don Metzger, Bernard Saar, R. R. Parsons, Virginia Lowe, Walter Welker, Clifford Smith, D. C. Campbell, Cecil Lowe George Foster, James Campbell, W. H. Klatt, Robert N. Browning, Buckley Bell and James Daugherty. GRAND ROYAL OFFICERS VISIT DOUGLAS COURT ON FRIDAY EVENING Following a short business meeting of Douglas Court No. 18, Order of Amaranth, the Grand Royal Matron, Honored Lady Edna Manning of Salem, and Grand Royal Patron Sir Knight, Earl Beeson, Eugene, paid a vis it. They were accompanied by Honored Lady, Cleo Beeson. During the social hour a sur prise pink and blue shower was given Honored Lady, Helen Han ford and a gift was also pre sented to Dr. Roy Hanford. The gifts were brought in the room in a decorated carriage by Sally Stanley. The refreshment table was decorated with pink and blu crepe-paper streamers and the favors were tiny dolls dressed in pastel colors. The refreshment committee In cluded Honored Ladies: Lola Stanley, Ella Thorp, Verna Tay lor, Betty Sevall and Betty Far iss. The next regular meeting will be February 3 at eight o'clock at the Masonic temple. ALLEN Of Bride's Parents Y Picture by Fehly Studio, Eugene A reception followed in the church parlors. Mrs; C. W; Clark and Mrs. John William -Robertson, both of Roseburg, and aunts of the bride, arrd Mrs. Donn Rad abaugh, also, of Roseburg,' serv ed. The lace-covered bride's table was centered with a large plate glass mirror holding the tiered wedding cake circled with rose buds and fern. The cake was flanked by sterling silver cande labra holding tall white tapers. The silver coffee service was at one end of the table and the punch bowl at the opposite end. Large baskets of mixed flowers were used about the room. For traveling the bride chose a pale pink suit with cocoa brown hat, brown accessories and a tree-green top coat. Following a honeymoon to points north, Mr. and Mrs. Andrlesian are now at home to their friends near Drain. The bride attended schools in Roseburg until her sophonvre year in Senior High, when she moved to Cottage Grove with her parents. She was graduated from High School in Cottage Grove and since that time has been employ ed by her parents in Clark's pho to studio In that city. Attending the ceremony from Roseburg were Mrs. C. W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson and son, Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. John William Robertson and daughter, Camille, and son. John Marvin; Mrs. J. H. Clark, Mrs. H. P. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Donn Rada baugh and daughter, Miss Nancy and Mrs. Jessie Roberts. . W.B.A. HAS FINE MEETING AT BRIDGESS HOME ON THURSDAY The Woman's Benefit associa tion met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Veldeen Brid gess on Sunset lane. Mrs. Brld gess was elected president of the association review. A fine attend ance enjoyed the business meet ing and social hour. Mrs. Brid gess served lovely refreshments. The next meeting will be Jan uary 26th at two o'clock and will be in the form of a social and card party. Each member is ask ed to bring a guest. The party will be at the home of Mrs. HuEh Wells on Fullerton street with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Havens, as sisting hostess. The February 23rd meeting will be a potluck luncheon and card party for members and guests at the home of Mrs. V, T. Jackson at Winchester. PINOCHLE CLUB ENJOYS MEETING AT HESS RESIDENCE Mrs. Norman Hess entertained her pinochle club at her home Wednesday evening with dessert supper followed by an evening of cards. Daphne formed the cen terpiece for the service tables. Honored at the affair was Mrs. Bob Davis who received a birthday gift from the group. Mrs. Verdun Boucock and Mrs. Ed Radigan held high score at cards. Attending were Mis. Walter welker, guest, Mrs. Boucock. Mrs. Radigan, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. James Knudtsen, Mrs. Ray Puc kett. Mrs. Clifford Smith and the hostess. ST. JOSEPH'S ALTAR SOCIETY ENJOYS EVENING AT DOMENICO RESIDENCE Mrs. Sidney Domenlco enter tained the January meeting Cii cle No. 2, St. Joseph's Altar So ciety at her home on the Garden Valley road. Plans were made during the business session for a social evening early in February. The group enjoyed several games and prizes were awarded by the hostess. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. Harold DesBiens, Mrs. John Schafer, Mrs. Robert Foye, Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Miss Coletta Lan genberg, Miss Patricia Mlckels, Miss Kay Ward, Miss Margaret Joyce and Miss Helen Casey, Fa ther Leopold O'Rlordan was a guest. Miss Ward and Miss Langen berg will entertain at the Feb. 13 meeting at the home of the former, 931 Riverside drive. Members are asked to call either Miss Ward or Miss Langenberg if unable to attend. CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY INITIATES MEMBERS INTO NEW 80RORITY Mrs. Charles Ostrander enter tained Alpha' chapter of Sigma Eta Tau at her home on East Douelaa. street Fridav evening. At that time a candlelight cere mony initiated the group Into the new organization. Mrs. Harold Hoyt presided dur ing the initiation assisted by Mrs. W. H. Allen who distributed pledge pins to the group. An In formal program followed and Mrs. Hoyt presented the cultural phase of the program. Later the hostess served re freshments at individual tables centered with candles. Enloying the evening were Mrs. Charles S. Collins, Mrs. Thomas Parget er, Mrs. I. M. Dunn, Mrs. Fred Dent, Mrs. Jack Chapman, Mrs. W. H. Allen, Mrs. Gordon Stew art, Mrs. Harold Hoyt and the hostess. Mrs. Pargeter will entertain the sorority at her new home on the Melrose road at the next meeting. ANNUAL CAMP FIRE COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD JAN. 30 The annual meeting of Rose burg Camp Fire council is sche duled for Monday, January 30 at the First Methodist church at 8 p.m. At that time reports will be heard from standing council committees reviewing the pro gress and activities of the organ ization during the past year. Of ficers will also be introduced. Mrs. Ray Lehman Is in charge of decorations; Mrs. Harry Bru- baker, refreshments and Mrs. Harold Hoyt, program. Invitation have been issued to council members, sponsors and guardians and others inter ested in the vouth organization. This is a public meeting and omers may auena. CANYONVILLE BIRTHDAY CLUB ENJOYS MEETING Mrs. George Allen entertained the 1-2 Birthday club of Canyon ville at the home of Mrs. D. W. Gill Tuesday-evening. Mrs. Jam es Jelinek was Introduced as a new member filling the vacancy of Mrs. G. W. Fredrlckson, who has moved from Canyonville. Mrs. Allen was presented a birthday gift by the club. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Jelinek, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Ted Ross, Mrs.. Sally Nannen, Mrs. V. R. Kelsey, Mrs. Tom Campbell, . Mrs. George Binder, Mrs. William Cox, Mrs. Gordon Harry, Mrs. Dayton Bai ley, and Mrs. H. M. Anderson. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Nannen with Mrs. Binder and Mrs. Kelsey as sisting. REBEKAH INSTALLATION TO. BE HELD JAN. 24 Bertha Rebekah lodge of Can yonville postponed installation of new officers Tuesday night due to bad weather conditions. The ceremony will take place at the regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 24. Officers will be Installed by Mrs. Doris Fltzpatrick. district deputy president, assisted by Mrs. T. L. Weaver. OAKLAND O.E.S. INSTALLS MR. AND MRS. WM. CROWELL AS MATRON, PATRON JAN. 12 Officers of Oakland chapter, No. 91, Order of Eastern Etar were installed Tuesday evening, Jan. 12 at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Gula Crowell was installed worthy matron and William Crowell, worthy patron. Present for the evening was their daugh ter, Mrs. Marjorie Miles of Hun tington Park, Calif. Installing officers included Mrs. Juanita Holgate, worthy matron; Mrs. Naomi Riggs, mar shall; Mrs. Ella Sparks, chap lain; Mrs. Olga Bielman, organ ist; James Bovlngton, secretary and Lloyal Stearns, sentinel. . Mr. and Mrs. Crowell's officers-include: Mrs. Virginia Sta cey, associate matron; Delmar Murphy, associate patron; Mrs. Mary Barker, conductress; Mrs. Genevieve Murphy, associate conductress; Mrs. Miriam Bov Ingdon, secretary; Mrs. Nadlne Stearns, treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Bunch, chaplain; Mrs. Bridges, oaganist; Mrs. Nellie Peterson, marshall; Mrs. Eleanor Dorman, warder; Herman Thlele, jenti nel; Adah, Mrs. Margaret Pack er; Ruth, Mrs. Helen Stuwe; Es ther, Mrs. Irma Cornish; Mar tha, Fern Flory; Electa, Mrs. Meryl Wahl. Mrs. Grace Wood was taken into the chapter with Mrs. Crow ell acting In the absence of , the retiring worthy matron, Mrs. Ag nes Wilcox. Decorations were in charge of Mrs. Stella French and Mrs. Leta Young. A social hour closed the eve ning. In charge of the dining room were Mrs. Ruth Davis, chairman; Mrs. Harriett Stearns, Mrs. Bertha Dubell, Mrs. Selma Erickson, Mrs. Wanda Hopkins. Mrs. Ada Wenger, Mrs. Pearl Harvey, Mrs. Blanche MeCul loch, Mrs. Ora Mahoney and Mrs. Florence Watson. The next meeting of the l"dge will be January 25 at 8 p.m. All members and visiting member are Invited. Pledging Ceremony Held At Umpqua Hotel 1 1 8aated abova at the pledging ceremony at the Umpqua hotel last Thursday were Miss Joy Wampler, Mlu Gerry Fett, Mrs. Bob Halleraft, Mrs. Howard Thomai, Mrs.. I. J. Bean, Mrs. Don Beta Gamma chapter of Ep sllon Sigma Alpha held a pled ging ceremony Thursday, Jan uary 12 at the Umpqua hotel. Taken Into the sorority in the pledging ceremony were jnrs. Dale Roles and Mrs. E. E. Ful lerton. A dinner and business meeting preceded the ceremony with the following members in attend cance: Mrs. Don Rogan, Miss Gerry Fett, Miss Joy Wampler, Mrs. Bob Halleraft, Mrs. I. J. Bean, Mrs. Lowell Rhoden, Miss Betty Hunnicutt, Mrs. Ho ward Thomas and the two initi ates. (Picture by Master Studio) LADY LIONS PLAN . SOCIAL NIGHT, JAN. 28. Ladv Lions will entertain their husbands at the Roseburg Coun try club Saturday evening, Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. An evening of modern and square dancing is planned with a caller scheduled for the square dance numbers. Ladles attending are asKed to bring potluck according to the club president, Mrs. Buckley Bell. A food committee will contact members of the Lady Lions. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER HONORS WINSTON WOMAN AT BURKS RESIDENCE A pink and blue shower honor Ine Mrs. Arthur Snow of Winston was given by Mrs. Fred Burks and Mrs. Marge facner at tne home of the former, Friday, Dec. 13. The house was decorated with pink and blue streamers and can dlelieht. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. JO Lesher and Mrs. Peggy Cole. Many games were played and prizes . awaraea to auvia tun, Virginia Laurance, Mrs, W. T. Parten, Mrs. Ted Peterson and Colleen Cole. The honored guest was present ed with a corsage of pink and white carnations tied with pink and blue ribbons decorated -in keeping with the shower motif. Mrs. Snow received many gifts from Mrs. Stanford Buell, Mrs. Ted Peterson, Mrs. Nora Will iams, Mrs. Clarence Walker, Mrs. R. C. Fairley, Mrs. Dan Laurance, Mrs. Willard Laur ance, Mrs. Jo Lesher, Mrs. Peg gy Cole, Mrs. Eva Wilson, Mrs. W. T. Partin, Mrs. Gennie Laur ance, Mrs. Ruth Hill, Mrs. Fern E. Botsford, Miss Sylvia Hill, Miss Pat Cole, Miss Colleen Cole, Mrs. Rosa Helnbach and the host esses. Also sending gifts were Mrs. Florence Hercher, Mrs. Dorothy True. Mrs. Florence Thlei, Mrs. Rube Jones, Mrs. Etta Tower, Mrs. J. Martlnsen, Mrs. R. H Harris and Mrs. Margarette Dearth. twelve and won club meets at luncheon tuesday The Twelve and Won club met Tuesday for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. O. F. Rlchman. Red carnations formed a lovely centerpiece for the table. An auction sale was held with Mrs. Richman acting, as auc tioneer. The proceeds will be giv en to the March of Dimes. Games were played with Mrs. Mildren Nelson winning the guest prize and high prize . going to Miss Bernardlne Prlncen with Mrs. N. E. Richardson receiving the second high prize. Those present were Mrs. Mil dred Nelson, Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs. Forrest Keller, Mrs. N. E. Rich ardson, Mrs William Peifer, Miss Bernardlne Prlncen, Mrs. Fred Hargis and the hostess, Mrs. Rlchman. The January 31st meeting will be a luncheon at the home of Miss Bernardlne Prlncen, 231 N. Chadwlck street. MARTHA ERSKINE IS HOSTE8S TO CLUB AT AFTERNOON MEETING Martha Ersklne entertained the Roseburg Art and Embroidery club at her home Wednesday af ternoon, Jan. 18 on Cobb street. Games and a business meeting were followed by visiting. The hostess served luncheon to the following: Gladys Bergh, Alice Bradley, Winnie Hawn. Hattle Neal, Lenora Page and Elsie Sin clair. Mrs. Hawn will entertain the club at her home on Blakeley street Feb. 1. During the business session the group voted to con tribute to the March of Dimes. SUNBEAM APPLIANCES Christie's Watch Shop 1601 Walnut Phone 137-J4 r HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER HONORS MRS. SAFLEY WHO IS LEAVING CITY Mrs. Wayne Safley, who is moving with her family to Swls3 Home, was honored Tuesday evening at the Kenneth Knox home by members of the Jun ior division of the First Chris tian church. Following the busi ness meeting a shower basket of handkerchiefs was presented the guest of honor. Mrs. Leonard Tyler conducted the business session with Mrs. C. A. Coffell giving devotions and Mrs. Bryce Robison the misslon ry report. The social hour was in charge of Mrs. Elmer Jones. Refreshments Wer served by Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Curtis Kester and Mrs. John Blanchard to Mrs. Safley, Mrs. Elmer Jones, Mrs. ft. A. uriggs, Mrs, w. it. Tyler. Mrs. Alice Barker, Myrtle Lee Briggs, Mrs. Anna Cop- pie, Mrs. James Eaton, Mrs. Leo nard Tyler, Mrs. L. F. Fray, Mrs Ahbeth Fray, Mrs. Raymond Clark, Mrs. Leonard Nesseth, Mrs. C. A. Coffell, Mrs. Art Taylor, Mrs. John Hess, Mrs. Clarence Honn, Mrs. Bryce Rob ison, Mrs. Byron Harmon, Mrs. John Hodson, Mrs. Clifford Bax ter, Mrs. Elsie Salntlgnan, Mrs. Lloyd Crenshaw, Mrs. Earl Brid gess. Mrs. Ialo Stcnhans. Mrs. Don Reed and Mrs. Chet Hamm. The February Junior Division meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Don Reed with Mrs. Chet Hamm, Mrs. Leonard Tyler and Mrs. timer Jones assisting, FRIENDLY CIRCLt CLUB- i ENJOYS AFTERNOON , ' Friendly Circle club enjoyed an afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. Anarew lownsend Wedne.-f-day, Jan. 11 with the new presi dent. Mrs. Jampa Vnwul nt-clri. Ing. Later games and visiting were ionoweo oy refreshments. mrs. Ai-noia nan, Mrs KUth Reese. Mrs. WnoHrnoj SHltnon and Mrs. Leslie Pfnf ronoluoH prizes at games. Mrs. John Pinkerton and Miss IT'S MONDAY, JAN. : 3ROfcEY Cooking School 1 f 'A1 'i'Ji' 1 X ,1.'-' . -V ... i -i ::ff.'.' . Meet Miss Wlegand of Monday, January 23rd at 7:30 P. M. Only Personaliztd Servlet for tht Homt 111 No. Jackson Phone 130 Sal., Jan. 21, 1950 Tha Newt-Review, RoMburg, Ora. 7 i V Rogan, Miss Betty Hunnicutt, Rhoden and Mrs. Dale Roles. Sue Ham were guests. Members present included Mrs. Leslie Pfaff and daughters, Neva and Allison, Mrs. Ivan Edwards and daughters, Iva and Mary Lou. Mrs. J. C. Reese, Mrs. Ruth Reese, Mrs.1 James Moore, Mrs. James Vowel, Mrs. Arnold Pfaff, Mrs. Adrian Hulbert, Mrs. Fred Bowen, Mrs. Woodrow Stlltner, and the hostess, Mrs. Townsend. The next club meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 8 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William E. Mills, 1735 North Stephens street with Mrs. Ruth Reese as hostess. SUTHERLIN TILLICUM CLUB ENJOYS MEETING AT MARY BARKER HOME Mrs. Mary Barker was a hos tess to the Sutherlln Tilllcum Club Tuesday . afternoon at her home on East Fourth avenue. Bouquets of yellow daffoflls with greenery were used and candles lighted the rooms. Covers were ' placed for; Mrs. Mabel Randall, Mrs. Eloise Lam- oreaux, Mrs. Florence Groshong. Mrs. Meryl Wahl, Mrs.. Gladys Kesner, Mrs. Emma Carr, Miss Marv Alice Randall. Mrs. Leona S'ack, Mrs. Margaret Hunt, Mrs. ferrauit and tne hostess, Mrs. Barker. ' i . Auction bridge was at play with Mrs. Lamoreaux. winnlne high score; Mrs, Groshong, se ; Time Is . Money 1 .. Don't risk being late for Important ocoasions beeause ' your watoh needs adjusting or repair. Bring It to us now for expert,, eonaolentloue workmanship. In watch making, always look for the word . "certified.1 . Open Daily, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hall's Jewelry Certified Watchmaker 34S 8. Stephens Aorose from Greyhound HOME FURNISHINGS Conducted By Miss Jean Wiegand, Crosley's Home Economist Come and see how to get better results with your electric range see the cooking and' freezing of complete meals , , , learn many ; new and delightful ways to prepare modern" tasty meals easier , , , ;faster k ,' , Sea the CROSLEY ELECTRIC RANGE, the range with beauty and brains ... the exclusive CROSLEY Kitchen Freezer and the Famous' "SHELVA-' DOR" . . V.'i Josse's -IT Mrs. E. E. Fullerton, Mrs. Lowell (Picture by Master 8tudlo). . cond high; Mrs. Wahl, low and Mrs. Lamoreaux the galloping goose. - The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lamoreaux on Tuesday, January 31, TWO MELROSE RESIDENTS 8URPRI8ED ON BIRTHDAYS' AT JAMES E. CONN HOME " Mrs. W. F. Bonebrake and Mrs. Arthur Hen-man was sur prised on their birthdays Mon day evening when Mrs. James E. Conn invited a group of friends to the conn home in Melrose. Visiting and games were en joyed and the hostess took pic tures oi tne group. The honored guests received gifts from the group and birthday cakes were cut. Enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buckwalter, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bonebrake, Mr. and . Mrs. Arthur Herrman, , LeRon . Sanders, Betty and Harry Buck waiter, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Conn and children, Louise, Jeanine and Jimmy. ' ' .' , DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Zoe Newman 92S Cobb St. Phone 38T-R 23-7:30 P. M. ...... 1 ' FLASHINGS
