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Miss ' Nancl Jeanett Sutton,
daughter of Mr. ind Mn. Phil
Sutton, of Roseburg, bees mo tht
bride of Clinton D. Atterbury, ton
of Jhm Atterbury and the late
Mri. Atterbury of thu city, St.
Valentine'! evening at eight o'
clock at the home of ttie bride'l
, parent!. Rev. Kenneth W. Knox,
pastor of the Firtt Christian
, church, performed the lmpreisive
. ceremony by candlelight in the
. preaence of the immediate families
and a few cloie friendi.
Baiketi of daffodil! and cande
labra holding tall white Uperi
formed the improvised altar. Miss
Alice Simon, sister of the bride,
lighted the candles. She wore a
two-piece brown dress and a cor
sage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Paul
Geddes played the wedding music
on the piano and solovox.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, waa charming in a
beige-color suit with brown acces
sories and a corsage of gardenias
and pink rosebuds. Mrs. Bill Ben
ion, wearing a brown dress and a
pink rosebud corsage, was matron
of honor and Mr. Benson was best
man. The bride'l mother wore an
Ice-blue dresi with a pink rose
bud corssge. ,r
A reception followed, at which
time the beautifully decorated wed
ding cake was cut. Serving refresh
ments were Mrs. Lowell Atterbury,
Mrs. Edwin Myers and Mrs. Bill
Benson. Mini Phyllis Sutton, lister
of the bride, had charge of the
guest book and Mrs. Kenneth At
: terbury wai in charge of the gift!.
Following a honeymoon to coast
. poinla, Mr. and Mrs. Atterbury will
j reside in Glendale. Calif., where
the bridegroom will enter college
; to study foreign trades. Both the
. bride and bridegroom formerly at
' tended Roseburg high school. The
; bride has been studying dramatics
. in southern California for the last
: year and a half.
Susan Hess Celebrates Seventh Birthday At Dinner Party Wednesday
SUSAN HESS OPENS MANY OIFTS presented te her en her Sev
an th blrttWcy at a six 'deck dinner party Wednesday night at tn
hem ef Her parents. Dr. and Mrs, O. ft. Hess, in Laurel weed.
Red, whit nd blu colon cerrled wit th Oeerge Weshing ten' metlf
for the tkl and birthday cake Vceratlens. Mrt. Hs wa assisted
In Mrvinf by Mrs. Bert Cerfcrvmei Birthday fwests pcslng far Paul
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Mr. and Mr. Clint 0. Atterbury
IRINA ELLENWOOD AND
N I LION BUCKLE MARRY
AT IMPRESSIVE CIRIMONY
In a simple but impressive cere
mony at 4 p.m. Saturday, Misi
Irene Ellenwood, daughter of Mr.
Frank Ellenwood and the late Mrs.
Ellenwood, of Lookingglass and
Nelson Buckle, son of Mri, Thomai
Buckle and the late Mr. Buckle,
were married at the home of the
bridegroom's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mri. Edwin Buckle.
The marriage rites were perform
ed by the Rev. Bonsel pastor of
the Roseburg Church of bod who
has been a close friend of the fam
ily for years. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Buckle are at
home to their many friends in the
residence of the former's mother,
Mri. Thomai Buckle in Looking
glass. Mrs. Buckle Sr. is visiting
t the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Fortune at Greens.
A group of the younger resident!
of the valley met at the Buckle
home on Tuesdsy for an old-fashioned
charivari for the newly
weds. MRI. M.C. BOWKER It
HOtTISi TO BRIDGE
CLUB AT LUNCHION
Mrs. M. C. Bowker entertained
her bridge club at a lovely one
o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her
attractive home on South Main
street. George and Martha Wash
ington dolls and tall red tapers
graced the prettily appointed table.
Coven were placed for Mri.
C. M. MrDermott and Mri. E. N.
Kiser, guests, and Mrs. Maurice
L. Hallmark.Mrs. L. K. Fiei, Mm.
Alfred C. Anderson, Mrs. Bert
Corkrum, Mrs. Ted Wirsk, Mrs.
O.R. Hess and the hostess, Mrs
Bowker.
High scores for the contract
bridge play were won by Mrs.
Kiser ana Mri. Hess.
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HOWARD TURNER JR.,
HONOR iO ON TWELFTH
BIRTHDAY AT DINNER
Howard Turner Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Turner, was honor
ed at a delightful dinner party Wed
nesday evening at Carl's Haven
given by Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Tay
lor, Mr. Taylor and J. P. Mot
schenbacher are godfathers of the
guest of honor and Mrs. Tavlor is
his godmother. A beautifully dec
orated birthday cake graced the
table.
' Covers were placed for the guest
of honor and his parents, Mr. and
Mn. H. H. Turner, Carolyn Tur
ner, Mr, and Mn. Chester Rich of
Astoria; Mr. and Mri. J. P. Mot
schenbacher and Mr. and Mri. A.
B. Tayloc.
Gifti were presented to the guest
of honor
LADY GOLFERS TO OPEN
SEASON WITH BRUNCH
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 7th
March 7th haa been set ai the
date of the first meeting of the
Lady Golfers of the Roseburg
Country club to open with a kick
off brunch at ten o'clock in the
morning at the clubhouse. Mem
fa -s planning to be present are
requested to notify the caterer,
Lee Sharman.
Following the brunch, Norman
T.-.Jiche-, club pro, will have a
class of free instruction for all
beginner! and new golfers. These
people don't have to have clubs, as
Mrs. Tauscher will supply t'.e need
ed equipment.
March 14th Is the date of the
first regular play of the spring
season. Lady Golferes will tee oft
at nine-thirty in the morning. Lun
cheon will be served at the club
house at twelve-thirty o'clock and
the regular class instruction for
beginning golfers that day will be
at one-thirty o'clock.
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Jenkins, News-Review photographer, include left to right: Kethl
Cerkrum, Tenter Tauscher, Bobby Pies, Debereh Cerkrum, Susen
Host, Clifford, Baxter, Allyn Perd, But Ayette, Evangeline Chapmen
and Jsdy Cerkrum. Back rw: Gary Jefferls, Sharon Jefferis, Beverly
Baxter, Bob Hess nd Gregory Ceeaer.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
FLANS ACTIVITIES
FOR COMING MONTHS
Junior Woman'! club met at the
Eaglei hall Moadav nieht to make
plana for future activities. Th club
contriDutea to u gilt for the state
president, Mrs. Ruth Chindlee A
letter was read from Mrs. Chindlee
thanking the group for their work
in aaaressing s.ooq taster seal let'
ters for th Crippled Children's seal
sale. A letter was also read from
Gov. McKay commending the or
ganization iot tr.eir nana on ine
Mental Hygiene topic. Mri William
Bollman is chairman of this project
ana memoeri will alternate in at
tending the meetings of th society.
Plana were mad for a barn
dance to be held in March at the
Roseburg Country club. A total of
Sou was made by the club as a
result of the recent candy sale. The
group will assist with the mobile
X-ray unit next Monday and Tues
day. Members of the club attend
the bi-monthly dances at the Vet
erans hospital, where they assist
as hostesses.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Lloyd Nelson, Mrs. Raymond
Marr and Mrs. Ed Harvey. For
sythia, pussywillow! and tall yel
low candles graced the lace-covered
buffet table. Th George Wash
ington motif was carried out in
the refreshment.
Besides the hostesses, those pres
ent were Mrs Harold Jokela, presi
dent, Mrs. E. L. Tauscher, contact
chairman, Mrs. C. D. Collins, Mrs.
Gerald Williams and Mrs. Ritlmrd
Reynolds, guest, and Mn. Pete
Homer. Mn Keith Cashner, Mri.
Amos Miner, Mn R. D Fies, Mrs.
Le Mortensen, Mn. Glen Miller,
Mn. Ruby Rutter, Mis Barbara
Lamb, Mra A. J Murray, Mn.
Cirl Duncan, Mn Pete Rudolf,
Mrs. W D. Bollmen, Mn L. H.
Ritchie, Mrs E. K Purkerson,
Mrs, Henry Krohn Jr., Mrs. B.
Steinberger, Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs Don Rog
ers, Mn. D. W Keasey Jr., Mrs.
P. E. Betcher and Mri. George
Crenshaw.
The cake was won by Mrs. Jo
kela. Members are enjoying a trav
eling basket. Cookie are lent ev
ery month to the county home.
Member will be fined 10 cent!
it every meeting missed without
an excuse.
The next meeting will be a seven
o ciock Dot uck auDner at the Ea
gles hall March 6. at which time a
silver offering will be taken for
ine ciuo i donation to the library.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEK
MEET FOR LUNCHEON
AND BRIDGE THURSDAY
Women of the Roseburg Country
club meeting Thursday at the club
house for luncheon and bridge in
cluded Mrs. W. C. Callison, presi
dent, mrs. waiter uryages, Mn.
joe v. rerrauit, Mrs. Clyde Knight,
Mri. H. F. LeBeau. Mrs. A. J.
Murray, Mn. James Hughes. Mn.
H. c. Berg. Krs. Mitchell Moore.
Mrs. W. F. Amiot. Mrs. Herman
Matisoff, Mrs. J. F. DiUard, Mra.
K. D. Adams, Mrs. L. K. Fies,
Mrs R. D. Bridges. Mrs. Hsrold
E. Schmeer and Mrs. Walter Fish
er.
Members of the club and their
invited guests are asked to attend
the Informal soring dinner dance
to be held tonight, Feb. 25, at the
ciuDnouse.
Contract bridge was enioved dur
ing the afternoon with high acorei
going to Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Fisher. The traveling
prize was won oy Mrs. Linison.
MRS. H. C. WELLS
ENTERTAINS CLUB AT
DESSERT-LUNCHEON
The Washington's birthday motif
was prettily carried out by Mti.
H. C. Wells Tuesday afternoon,
when Ihe entertained her bridge
club at a charming one-thirty o'
clock dessert-luncheon at her at
tractive home in Laurelwood.
Covers were places for Mrs. Har
old E. Schmeer, guest, and Mrs.
Harrie W. Booth, Mn. R. D. Coen.
Mn. L. K. Cornwell, Mri. W. J.
Hutch, Mn. Chester Morgan, Mrs.
Maurice J. Newland, Mrs. H. H.
Turner and the hostess, Ai.s. Wells.
High score for the contract
bridge play was won by Mrs. Corn
with Mrs. Turner winning second
high icore,
DOUGLAS C. HALVERSON
AND MABEL E. FRY
MARRY ON JAN. 23RD
Douglai C. Halverson and Mabel
E. Fry, well-known Roseburg resi
dents, wen married at a quiet cer
emony Jan. 23rd, at the home of
Rev. Kenneth W. Knox, pastor cf
the First Christian church, who
performed the nuptials.
Mr. and Mrs. Halverson will
make their home in Roseburg.
Panama Theme Carried Out For, Sshojash.p Loan Fund
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PRESIDING AT THE TEA TABLE for th clwlntiip lean faml
tea f the Retekurg Wemin' club Tuesday were Mrs, H. N. Jacabien,
left, and the president, Mri. J. M. Beyles, president, at right end ef
th table. Standing, from left t rliht Include! Mrs. Jack Wait, Mri.
Ernest L. Daw, Mrs. J. N. West ef Portland) Mn. J. P. Barker,
Mrs. Edwin 0. Young ind Mrs. Kenneth Perd (Picture by Paul
Jenkins.)
Mn. Claud Kesner. Sutherhn
gave a most charming review of
the book, "Harriet, drs ma tiling
the life of Harriet Beecher Stowe,
on the annual Scholarship Loan
Fund tea program ol to Hose burg
woman's club Tuesday at tne Meth
odist church parlors. The program
was interspersed with vocal duets
by Mrs. Earl Plummer and Mn. A.
J. Ellison, who sang. "Old Hun
dred," and "Battle Hymn of the Re
public, accompanied by Mri
Clyde Canteni, who also pliyed
background music. Mri. Edwin G
Young was program chairman and
waa highly complimented for so
curing Mrs. Kesner as th guest
speaker.
Mrs. j. M. Boyies, president.
conducted the meeting. Mrs. Lq
cien Cobb gave the invocation and
guests were welcomed. Miss Jen
ne E. Jory gave the secretary's
report and Mrs. Armour Mur
dock reported three packages had
been mailed to Denmark. Mri.
Lloyd Hayes gave a talk on behalf
of the Red Cross drive. Plant hive
innounced for a flower ihow, plant
and candy sale to be held Mirch
29-30. All members are urged to
assist with this project.
The tea table, covered with a
white linen cloth, was decorated
to carry out the theme of Panama
in observance of the scholarship
loan fund. Proceeds of the tea
went to the scholarahip loan fund.
Miniature palms, bsnina trees, na
tive buti, till green taper! n.d
hibiscus blooms formed the decor
ation!. Mri. J. M. Boylei ind Mri
H. N. Jacobson poured. Mrs. Hor
ace C. Berg and Mn. L. G. Twohy
were co-hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
Roy K. Byrd, Mrs. Jean Everett,
Mn. Fred J. Hermann, Mn. C. W.
Dishmin, Mn. C. E. Marki, Mn.
H. C. Church and Mri. Ren Hel
big. Miss Helen Casey innounced the
reception to be held March 5 by
Mr. and Mri. Charles W. Wharton
at their home on Chadwick street
to honor their golden wedding an
niversary. Friends are invited to
call between two and five o'clock
in the afternoon and seven and ten
o'clock in the evening.
Guests present were Miss Amy
M. Robinson, Mrs. John Grivett,
Mrs. Riy Lehman, Mrs. T h e 1
Wilson, Mn. Walter Middstate,
Mrs. H. L. Lebacken, Mn. L. W.
MISS PEGGY URBEN
HONORED AT BRIDAL
SHOWER PARTY TUESDAY
Miss Peggy Urben of Umpqua
was honored with a bridal shower
on February 14 at the Calapooia
clubhouse. Hostesses for the occa
sion were Mrs. Gertrude Hebard,
Mrs. Lois Mode, Mrs. Genevive
Murphy and Mrs. Ella Henry.
Decorations were in the Valentine
motif and delicious refreshment!
were served. The honoree receiv
ed many beautiful gifts and was
assisted in opening them by Miss
Pit Leonard, Misi carol tuison
and Dolly Marie Urben.
Those present besides the honor
guest were Miss Pit Leonard, Dol
ly Urben, Mn. Paul Urben. Mn.
Wm. Anderson, Mrs. Dean Henry,
Mrs. John Bacon, Mrs. Lester Rich
ardson, Mri. Em Hunter, Mri. Ann
Mumby, Mri. Helen Callahan, Mri.
Dave Henry, Mri. Ray Stephens,
Mrs. Minnie James. Mrs. G. W.
Munson, Miss Liurilee Winnford,
Mn. Lee Winmford. Mri. tiazei
Haines, Mri. Frankie Moore, Mn
Rosella Roadman. Mrs. Bertha
Carl lie, Mrs. Lillian Hart, Miss
Shirley Hart, Mn. V. Peery, Mn
Myrtle Burchell, Mri. Hazel Judd.
Mn. Elsie Broszio and Maria Bros-
zio, Mrs. Lura Scallon, Mrs. Joyce
Kingsbury, Mn. Bette McCall, Mn.
Marguerite Munson, Mrs. Florence
Welch, Mri. Mn. Jo McCall, Mrs
Opal Welch, Mrs. Kathryn Road
man, Mrs. Alice Manning, Mra.
Dorothy Williams, Mn. Dorii Ba
con nd Judy, Mri, Meryl Murphy.
Missel Catherine Peery, Shirley
Judd, JoAnn Peery, Lorena Judd,
Carol Ellison, Sharon Roadman,
Jimmy Williams and Dale Judd
and the hostesses Lois Mode, Ella
Henry and Gertrude Hebard.
Unable to attend but sending
gifts were Helen Lansing, Mrs.
Genevive Murphy, Mrs. Madge
Miller. Mn. Zelma Gorrell, Corky
and Gary Hebard, Mn. H. F. He
bard. Miss Mary and Miss Myra
Kamp. Mn. Lucille Scone nd
Mn. Shirley DeCmp.
MISS MARY HESS READS
PLAY, "WHITE CLIFFS"
AT ZONTA CLUB MEETING
Roseburg Zont club held a din
ner meeting Wednesday, Feb. IS at
Turn Around Inn. Miss Mary Hes
wa guest speaker. She read a
play, "White Cliffs" by Alice Duer
Miller, which ws presented ex
pertly. The table wen decorated with
daffodils, candles and Valentine
place cards. A short business ses
sion was held.
Present for the meeting wen
Mn. Mildred Horn. Dr. Eleanor
Carlson. Mn. Edna Helgeson. Mn.
Leola Gorton, Mn. Gladys Foley,
Mn. Edith Rsdabaugh. Mn. tita
Barcui, Mn. Martha Wishart, Mri
Paula Gordon and th guest. Mil
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Metzger, Mrt. Washington Hughes,
Mn. Walter Hercher, Mn. A. J.
Ellison, Mri. E. W. Carter, Mn.
D C. Nickeni. Mrs. R. C. Huff.
Mn. Nora M. Williams, Mn.
Claude Kesner, Mri. E. t. Strong
and Mri. J. N. West of Portland
Member present were Mrs. J.
M. Boyies, president; Mis Jennie
E. Jorey, Mn. E. L. Knipp, Mr.
R. A. Voeller. Mn. Ernest L
Dawe, Mn. Earl M. Bleile, Mn.
G. V. Wimberly. Mri. A. E. Kent,
Mrs. Jack West, Mn. K. D. Lytic,
Mri. W. R. Brown, Mri. Horace
C. Berg, Mn. L. G. Twohy, Mri.
Walter S. Fisher, Mn. Foster But
ner, Mri. Sig Fett, Mn. W. H.
Carter, Mn. Clifford E. Smith,
Mri. C. W. Dishmin, Mn. A. S.
Coen, Mri. Harry F. Hatfield, Mill
Estelle V. Conover.
Mrs. Jean Everett, Mn. E. J.
Sullivan, Mrs. B. H. Laird, Mri.
Eirl Plummer, Mri. Louis Kohl
higen Sr., Mri. John Travis, Mr
A. J. Geddes, Mrs. William Shu
gart, Mrs. Vane P. Shugart, Mr
O. J. Fedkamp, Mr. Clyde W
Carstens, Mrs. Charles A. Brand.
Mrs. Edwin G. Young, Mr. J. A.
Harding, Mrs. J. J. Kester, Mrs
Maud C. Fields, Mri. Lloyd Hayes.
Miss Alice Uelind, Miss Helen
Casey, Miss Marie Martens, Mn.
R. E. Crawford, Mri. J. B. weed
ham. Mn. Lucien Cobb, Mn. Fred A.
Knight, Mn. Myron C. Haines,
Mrs. E. L. Tauscher, Mn. Ken
neth W. Fort, Mrs. A. A. Bellows
Mrs. George M. Brown, Mrs. Ken
neth Bushey, Mrs. H. A. Brubaker
Mrs. P. E. Beaver, Mn. L. W
Josse, Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. H
N. Jacobson, Mrs. H. E. Coleman,
Mn. O. D. Cornell and Mri, Ver
non Keel.
Misi Helen Casey will present
a play at the next meeting of the
club to be held March 7 at one
thirty o'clock the Methodist church
parlors. The one-act comedy,"The
Personal Maid," will include the
following cast members: Miss Ca
sey, Miss Alice Ueland, Mra. Wal
ter S. Fisher and Mrs. Earl Plum
mer. Miss Cisey needs no intro
duction to members of the club
as she has presented numerous
playi ind programs for the orga
nization in the last several years.
The comedy promise! to be one
of the most delightful entertain
ment! to date.
HAWAIIAN DECORATIONS
FEATURE MEETING OP
T.N.T. CLUB TUESDAY
Hawaiian decorations featnreit
the meeting of the T.N.T. club
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Joe Haystead with Mr. Holly
Holcomb as co-hostess. A plastic
demonstration by Mrs. Alice Owjr
beck waa given and gamei were
played with Mn. Robert Keefe,
Mri. Bruce Lattin, Mn. Morris
Burkhart and Mn. Cliff Thornton
winning prizei.
Refreshment! were served by the
hostesses to Mrs. Bruce Lattin.
Mrs. Al Smith, Mrs. Cliff Thorn
ton, Mrs. Fred Perry, Mrs. Sid
Moon, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mri.
William McCollum, Mn. Robert
Keefe Mrs Morris Burkhart, Mn.
Earl Kennerly, Mri. Sherman Mor
ris, Mrs. Holly Holcomb, Mrs.
Marvin Doty ind Mri. Rudy Sher
yick. Mrs. Bruce Lsttin ind Mn. Ro
bert Keefe will entertain March T
at th horn of th former.
MR. AND MRS. WHARTON
TO CELEBRATE FIFTIETH
WEBBING ANNIVERSARY
On Sunday, March 5, Mr. and
Mri. Charlei W. Wharton of Rose
burg will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary by holding
open-house at their beautiful borne
ai 203 Chadwick atreet. Relatives
snd friends are invited to call be
tween the houri of two and five o'
clock in the afternoon and from
seven to ten o'clock in the eve
ning. Mr. snd Mn. Wharton have spent
most of their lives in Roeeburg,
where both have taken a prominent
part in many civic affairs. Mr.
Wharton is a former mayor of
Roseburg. They have hundreds of
friends who an anticipating with
much pleasure the celebrating of
their golden wedding anniversary.
MISS GLADYS STRONG
PRESENTS GROUP OF
PIANO PUPILS IN RECITAL
A very pleasing piano recital
was given last Monday evening
by pupils of Mist Gladyl Strong.
This was the second in a series
of recitals being given during Feb
ruary. Advanced as well as ele
mentary pupili wen presented
Their playing wa musical and
very interesting.
Friend! of the pupili who had
Stayed were invited and a social
our was enjoyed at th close
of th program.
The following played: Mary
Lindsell, Maureen Hallmark, Jo
Hallmark, Allyn Ford, Arnold
Jackson, Peter Wsrg. Marilyn Str
inger, Gayl uroshong, Stephen
Hall, Dorothy Casey, Marilyn Wil
son, Camille Robertson. John Mar
vin Robertson, Grant Feero, Jerry
Feldkamp, and Sandra Melba and
Mn. H. F. Tdch.
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GUEST SPEAKER AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB Tuesday wet Mr.
Claud Kesner, talented writer from Sutherlin, whe read excerpts from
the book, "Harriet." (Picture by Paul Jenkins.)
THIMBLE CLUB MEETS
AT POTLUCK LUNCHEON
AT CRUMMETT HOME
Mrs. Peter Crummett entertain
ed the Neighbors of Woodcratt
Thimble club at a charming Val
entine party and one o'clock pjt
luck luncheon at her home at 612
S. Pine street Monday. Coven
were placed for Mrs. Robert Bur
ton. Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs. James
Miller, Mrs. Zetta Fagerness, Mrs.
John Worthington, Mri. George
Croucher, Mrs. Henry Erskine,
Mrs. Alfred Neal, Mrs. Harry Lohr.
Misi Virginia Riebling, Mrs. Dolly
Deardorf, Mrs. Edith Welton and
the hostess, Mrs. Crummett.
Members ire asked to bring a
pound gift at the next meeting 10
be held at a one o'clock potluck
luncheon Feb. 27th at the home
of Mrs. Welton, 745 Bogard street
Members ire also asked to re
member their secret pali at thil
meeting.
Wedding To Be
Mis Shirley
Announcement is made of the
betrothal of Miss Shirley Ann Polk
to William P. Lange, both of Rose
burg. The marriage will be an
event of spring.
Miss Polk is th daughter of
Mr. and Mn. Ores Polk and th
Tea Tuesday
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FRIENDS HONOR SHOEMAKERS
WITH HOUSEWARMING AT
NEW WINCHESTER RESIDENCE
Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker
were honored at a housewarming
Sunday evening at their new horn
at Winchester by a group ef
friends. Visiting wai enjoyed and
later refreshment! served. They
presented the Shoemaker! with i
gift.
Enjoying the evening wer Dr.
and Mri. H. C. Church, Mr. and
Mrs. H. 0. Pargeter, Mr. and Mn.
Will H. Gerretaen, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wharton, Mr. and Mn.
George Wharton, Dr. and Mri. E.
J. Wainscott, Mrs. Edyth Gilmour,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wad
and the Shoemaker!. . - -
AMERICAN LEGION
TO SPONSOR DANCE
The American Legion ii sponsor
ing a dance at the Veterans hos
pital Monday at 7:45 p. m. in th
recreation hall. Ladies of the com
munity are invited to participate.
Event Of Spring
Ann Pelk
bridegroom-elect is th son of Mr.
ind Mn Ottb A. Lang of Rote
burg. Mis Polk graduated from Rote
burg high school in 14 and Mr.
Lange is a graduate of Quilliyt
Union High school it Fords, With
with the class 143.
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