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Couple Wed In H B 1 :.-,... -j ( I ' If I ,- 1 J i , - -- I V tij. --r-'i J I l .-.. W., J1 Misi Gloria Elaine Simpkins of Napa, Calif., and Ernest Elvin Mitchell of Canyonville were mar ried Wednesday evening, March 22 at 7 o'clock. Relatives and a few close friends were in attendance. The marriage was read by the Rev. Gordon Hadley at the Assem- TWO BRIDGE LUNCHEONS HELD DURING PAST WEEK AT E. C. PATTERSON HOME Mrs. E. C. Patterson entertained during the past week at her home in Laurclwood with two bridge luncheons, one Tuesday and an other Wednesday. The tables were decorated with smalt vases of spring blossoms and on the mantle a large basket of camellias and spring flowers formed an attractive arrangement. Assisting Mrs. Patterson Tuesday were Mrs. L. L. Wimberly and Mrs. Adrian Fisher. High score was held by Mrs. Harrie Booth, second, Mrs. Hall Secley and trav eling priie, Mrs. Chester Herchcr. Attending were the Mcsdamcs Adrian Fisher, Harrie Booth, Hall Seeley, Horace Berg, Maurice New land, George Wharton. Paul Hel weg, Louis Fullerton, Chester Her cher, Albert Micelli, L. L. Powers, J. P. Motschenbacher, Arlo Jack lin, A. B. Taylor, E. S. Booth and Clyde Fullerton. Wednesday afternoon the hostess was assisted by Mrs. L. L. Wimberly and Mrs. Phil Harth. High score at bridge was held by Mrs. Ivan Pickens with Mrs. A. ,lr Ellison second and Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, traveling. Guests included the Mcsdames Chester Morgan, C. B. Wade. Wal ter Olmscheid, IRoy Catching, Kenneth Quine. Oscar Berrie. M. C. Cassel, L. I.. Wimberly, Bruce Elliott, A. J. Ellison. H. H. Turner, R. B. Rhodes. W. H. Allen, Paul Jenkins, Phil Harth and Ivan Pick ens. MRS. ROY CUMMINS ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON FRIDAY Mrs. Roy Cummins entertained her bridge club at her attractive home on Reservoir avenue Friday afternoon, following a one o'clock luncheon at the Shalimar room. Covers were placed for the hos tess, Mrs. Cummings, and Mrs. A. D. Parr, Mrs. Frederick Chap man Jr.. Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. Edwin Nolte. Mrs. S. J. Cooper and Mrs. Frederick J. Por ter. Azaleas and daffodils formed the attractive decorations. High score for the contract bridge play was won by Mrs. Porter. M EPSILON CHAPTER MEETS AT POTLUCK DINNER TUESDAY NIGHT Xi Epsilon chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. met at a six-thirty o'clock potluek dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Dr. Eleanore Carlson. Covers were placed for the hostess and Mrs. George l.uoma. Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. J. R. Wharton. Mrs. Bernard Saar, Mrs. Charles E. Hart, Mrs. Dick Crenshaw. Mrs. Ray Brown, Mrs. Warren Toner. Mrs. E. K. Marrell. Mrs. Sidney Moon and Mrs. Worth Davis. Plans were made by the group to study South America during the coming year. The next meeting will be April 11 at S p. m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Schocnlcber. Myrtle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell bly of God church in Myrtle Creek. The bride selected a brown suit with white accessories and a cor sage of white carnations for her wedding out fit. Mrs. Opal Parrett, matron of honor, was attired in a yellow suit with a corsage of pink camellias. Ray Binder, son of Mr. and COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN ENJOY WEEKLY LUNCHEON AMD CARD PLAY THURSDAY Mrs. H. F. LeBeau won the high score in the canasta play for wom en of the Country club Thursday, : while Mrs. Herman Matisotl, Mrs. ' W. C. Callison and Mrs. James Murray won the bridge high scores. Luncheon was served at noon i to Mrs. W. C. Callison. president, I Mrs. Waller Brydges, Mrs. Mitch-. I ell Moore. Mrs. C. D. Albright, Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer, Mrs. I. : Bean, Mrs. W. F. Amiot. Mrs. II. T. Hansen, Mrs. Clvdc Knight, j Mrs. L. U. Twohy, Mrs. H. F. Le Beau, Mrs. Herman Matisoff, Mrs. Waller Fisher, Mrs. Maurice L. Hallmark, Mrs. Alfred Anderson, I Mrs. J. F. Dillard and Mrs. James j Murray. I The members will sponsor a nine-thirty o'clock guest-day break- i fast April 13, at the clubhouse. Reservations must be made in advance by purchasing tickets, ! which are available at the club- ! house. SHOWER HONORS MRS. C-LEN PHILLIPPI AT V. J. PHILLIPI HOME A pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Glenn Philippi was held at the home of Mrs. V. J. I'hillipi Thursday. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Earl Hoover and Mrs Willard Hoover. The group plaved appropriate ! games followed by refreshments. jA large stork centered the table and was surrounded by many gills Attending were the Mesdames Paul Ryan, Dale Albright, Dee Coon, Dale Haley, Madeline An lauf, McKeever, Vera Buckingham, Grace Bevans, Jim Bevans, L. G. Twohy, Frank Long, Crenshaw, Baxter, Bill Bilitcr, Ray Mcintosh. Blaine Stanley, Cliff Agee, Harry Matthews and the three hostesses. BETTY LOU CROCKER ! HONORED AT CHARMING SHOWER PARTY SATURDAY Miss Patricia Sheehy entertain ed at her home in the Kohlhagen Anartments on March 25 with a one o'clock luncheon and 'shower honoring Miss Betty Lou Crocker, ; who will be a May bride. ' Spring flowers and Easter bas kets formed the decorative touch (for the luncheon table and about j the room. Covers were placed for Miss 'Crocker, guest of honor. Mrs. W. I W. Privett. Mr. E. J. Rodgers Jr . Mrs. Martin McClay, Mrs. Ward Cummings Jr., Mrs. J. R. Shocn hard of Corvalhs, Miss Yvonne Hiatt. Miss Ann Carter. Miss Audrie Roselund. Miss Christine iTrapolis and Miss Sheehy, the hos- less. OO YOU KNOW . . . (hat tr rauaet of about s oi all anmrntj ma ba cornpcied o tmnal and Intattinal treatment mr oroper diet. Dr. M. C. Casacl CHinoraACTic rHiaii i.n aai a cm rai itai M JMMiUl llll' ' I i ri,' liMfcka Ada's Photo Studio, Myrtle Creek Mrs. George Binder of Canyonville was best man. A reception followed at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mitchell. The ncw lyweds left immediately after the reception for a short wedding trip and upon their return plan to make their home in Canyonville. MRS. C. B. WADE ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON Camellias formed a beautiful mo tif for the one o'clock luncheon given by Mrs. C. B. Wade Tues day, when she entertained her bridge club at her lovely home on South Kane street. Covers were placed for Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Mrs. Arthur Clarke and Miss Naomi Scott, guests, and Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. D. B. B u b a r, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. Ivan Pickens and the hostesss, Mrs Wade. High scores for the contract bridge play were won by Miss Scott and Miss Casey. FRIENDS SURPRISE MRS. NORMAN HESS ON HER BIRTHDAY Mrs. Norman Hess was surprised at her home in Westmoreland Fri day evening when a group of friends called to celebrate her birthday. Visiting and refreshments were enjoyed and Mrs. Hess received birthday gifts. Honoring her were her husband, Norman Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Welker, Mr. and Mrs. Verdun Boucock. and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Smith. NAVY MOTHERS WORK ON HOSPITAL ARTICLES Navy Mothers club worked on pil low covers for the Veterans hos pital when they met Monday with Mrs. Frances Crawford. Mrs. Ber tha Blake presided at the business meeting and games were enjoyed during the social hour. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Crawford, assisted by Mrs. Aria Jack. The next meeting will be held at the Martha Wells home, on Umpqua avenue, April 3, at 8 p. m. Present were Bertha Blake, Ada Chalmers, Agda Nelson, Dorothy (herryholmes. Paula Anderson, Rachael Holbrook. Elhel Hecka Ihorn, Martha Wells. Aria Jack. Anna Wickham. Sadie Parslow, Cora Rogan and the hostesses. Do your spring WI ARC ALWAYS OPfM PLAT I NURSERY 1 Mile. E.it, 1 Mil. South o 'utfltrli n Plat I lltai. C. I. MALITZ, O'fttr MISS JANE ELLSWORTH TO BECOME BRIDE OF T.F. McKENNA, MAY 20 Miss Jane Ellsworth, younger daughter of Congressman and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, will become the bride of Thomas Francis Mc Kcnna, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. McKcn"a, of Poughkeep sie, N. H , May 20, in the na tion's capital. The date was announced at a luncheon and shower arranged for Mus Ellsworth by Mrs. Wayne More. Mrs. Guy Cordon, wife of I . S. Senator Guy Cordon, was to have been a co-hostess, but on ac count of illness was unable to be present. MRS. CARL LUNDGREN IS GUEST SPEAKER AT INTER SE CLUB TUESDAY Mrs. R. B. Hampton graciously entertained the lnter-Se Sludy club at a lovely one - fifteen o'clock luncheon at her atlractive home on Chadwick street Tuesday after noon. A cake, baked in a lamb shaped mold and covered with white cocoanut, centered the table and carried out the Easter motif. Covers were placed for Mrs. Carl Lundgren, Mrs. Earl Wiley and Carol l.indell. guests, and Mrs. W. Howard Pattison, Mrs. E. S. Hall,. Mrs. Paul S. Elliott. Mrs George Churchill. Mrs. E. E. Lin dell, Mrs. Theo Bond, Mrs. V. V. Harpham, Mrs. John L'lrich, Mrs. Paul Geddes. Mrs. Charles A. Ricketts and the hostess, M r a. Hampton. Mrs. Ricketts presented Mr a. Lundgren, who gave a most in teresting talk on "Windows Can Have Glamour." The next meeting will be April II at a one-fifteen o'clock lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Harold Nichols on Watson street. Roll-call topics will be presented on old glass and china w-are. VERN OHMAN CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY AT HOME OF HIS AUNT IN BANDON Vern Ohman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ohman, celebrated his filth birthday at a party March 19th at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Croxall, in Ban don. A lighted birthday cake cen tered the table. Lovely gifls were presented to Vern. Those present besides Mr. and Mrs. Ohman and son, Vern, and daughter. Alice Lynne. of Rose burg, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClellan. Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenz, Albert Watson. Mike An thony, Sheila Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Croxall. Mr. Ohman joined his family there for the weekend and accom panied Mrs. Ohman to the Surf club formal dance held Saturday, March 18. They returned here Mon day. Mrs. Ohman and tw-o children had spent tne week visiting at the Croxall home. TEXAS VISITOR IS COMPLIMENTED AT DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON Mrs. Howard Newton entertained at a very lovely one o'clock lunch eon Wednesday at her home in compliment to Mrs. D. L. Collie of Houston, Tex., who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Bingham. Beautiful mixed spring blossoms formed the decorations. Covers were placed for the guest of honor, Mrs. Collie, and Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Howard Kluver, Mrs. H. D. Kleist, Mrs. James Mortensen, Mrs. O. O. Heath, Mrs. Ed Thiel, Mrs. D. F. Davidson, Mrs. Mahle P. Taylor and the hostess, Mrs. Newton. The pleasant afternoon hours were spent socially. MRS. BERT CORKRUM HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON . FOR BRIDGE CLUB Daffodils and fnrsythia were used j by Mrs. Bert Coi krum Tuesday 1 afternoon to carry out an attrac . tive spring motif for the one o' : clock luncheon given at her lovely home in Laurelwood, when she en tertained her bridge club. Covers were placed for Mrs. Mel vin Perkins of Los Angeles (aunt of the hostess), Mrs. Maurice L. Hallmark, Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs. I.. K. Fies, Mrs. E. A. Pear son, Mrs. 0. R. Hess, Mrs. Ted Wirak, Mrs. Alfred Anderson and the hostess, Mrs. Corkrum. High scores for the contract bridge play were won by Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Pearson. GALLOPING BREAKFAST ENJOYED MONDAY Lazy Daisy club members en joyed a galloping breakfast March 20 at the home of Mrs. M. C. Smith ' in Cloverdale park. Attending were I Mrs. Bryce Robison. Mrs. Burt I Brewer, Mrs. Monty Glover, Mrs. Robert Russell. Mrs. Marvin lc- Vore, Mrs. Walter Gilkison, Mrs. Bill Weaver, Mrs. Elmer Lyda, i Mrs. A. F. Mitchell, Mrs. Don ! Carlson and Mrs. Russell Bailor, i Wednesday morning the group called at the home of Mrs. Robert J Russell on Fowler street for a 'galloping breakfast. The ladies included Mm. Bryce Mrs. M. C. Smith, Mrs. Elmer Lyda, jr., Mrs. Marvin DeV'ore, Mrs. Wayne Overbeck and Mrs. Nellie Mitchell. DOORS $7.65 to $33.00 PAGE LUMBER & FUEL 164 E. 2nd Ave. 8. Phone 242 planting now Now it tfi tim to d your Bprinf pUntifif of rhododendrons, co me I hot, roiot, cortiftn, thrubi, htdgo plants, fruit, nut and flow rinf trttt ond barrios. Lot ut help you with your lortd scapa problems. Visit aur nursery anytime. MRS. A. D. HAWN IS HOSTESS TO THIMBLE CLUB ON MONDAY Mrs. A. D. Hawn entertained the Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club at a lovely one o'clock potluek luncheon Monday at her attractive I home on Blakeley street. Covert were placed for Mrs. Jo seph Signorelli and son, Joseph I George Jr., of Middletown. Conn., ! who are visiting the former's par jents. Mr. and Mrs. George Crouch er, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. John Worthington. Mrs. Peter Crum mett, Mrs. George Croucher, Mrs. 1 Unrv FVckinj, lln ll.rrw lk. Mrs. W. P. Fredricitson, Mrs. a! Neal, Mrs. .Robert Burton, Mrs. E. Gore, Mrs. William Stiewig, Mrs. Schulti and the hostess, Mrs. Hawn. The April 10th meeling will be held at a one o'clock potluek lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Gore. Those attending are asked to bring their own table service. SUNDAY DINNER HONORS SISTER Mrs. Ed Imoreaux entertained at a dinner Sunday for her sister, Mrs. Bernice Shaw and family of Salem who visited here over the weekend. An Easter elolh decorated the table with spring flowers and Eas ter decorations on the buffet. Those enjoying the day were Mrs. Shaw and children. Ronnie and Sandra, Mrs. Hulda Rhinehart and daugh ter, Beverly, Richard Morris, all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand. Mrs Rhnda Lamoreaux and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux and son, John. MRS. JOHN J. ROBERTS ENTERTAINS FRIENDS AT SHALIMAR ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. John J. Roberts, of Port laud, who visited here with her hrothcr-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey from Saturday to Thursday, entertained at a charming one o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the Shalimar room. Guests invited to enjoy the oc casion with Mrs. Roberts besides her sister, Mrs. Bailey, were Mrs Dexter Rice, Mrs. D. W. Helli well. Mrs. C. M. McDermott, Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer, Mrs. Bert Corkrum, Mrs. E. B. Stewart, Mrs. F'red Lockwood, Mrs. A. G. Hen ningcr, Mrs. W. Sherman Plimp ton and Mrs. W. F. Amiot. A social afternoon followed the luncheon. MRS. LEONA WEED IS HOSTESS AT PLASTIC PARTY ON THURSDAY Mrs. lona Weed entertained at a one-thirty o'clock plastic party at her home at 2033 Morris street in Cloverdale park Thursday after noon. The games and demonstra tion were in charge of Mrs. Wayne E. Overbeck. The door prize was won by Mrs. Lester Wigington. All guests received plastic favors. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Weed to Mrs. Ellis Camp bell, Mrs. C. A. Bolland, Mrs. Les ter Wigington, Mrs. Charles Klaser, Mrs. Louise Ing, Mrs. La Violet Wilhelm. Mrs. Sarah Han son and Mrs. Wayne E. Overbeck. CANASTA PARTY HELD AT HENRY KROHN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krohn en tertained their canasta club al their home in Riverside Thursday evening. Musical numbers were given by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stein berger. Enioying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Sleinberger Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Deraymus, Mr. and Mrs. George Crenshaw and the host and hostess. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYED A group of friends called at the home of Mrs. Victor Smith Thurs day evening to surprise her on her birthday. Visiting was enjoyed and the honored guest received gifls from Mrs. Fred Dent, Mrs. Grant Phillips. Mrs I. M. Dunn and Mrs. Keith Phillips. Jcaturhig THE "MAGIC ZIG-ZAG OIAC NO ATTACHMENTS NEEDED FOR a Making Bwfton Holot a Oramntl Stttehtaf a Darning a Zia Zoos a Sowing m lvn Ovor a Mongrofnniifig Sows Forward and lacfcward Thit new o Mig do- pCFMSobiltty MognirYcoftt totting parfofwit on wiondmg vorioty a eporotioni. Flick iho switch, iv ft year typo of lowing Ana Iho cobmota t owpofbty crnd 'O ' bl o hone" some pioce of ftHftrtvro whon (loiod. SEWING MACHINE CENTER 542 N. Jockion Phon 689-Y fez? 1 r r5? J s m j v Vw - r rr" " ' " ft ni p o I & " . ii " BBa.aiil.aM. a II S I m,tm B A DELIGHTFUL ONE-ACT COMEDY, "A Personal Maid," was pr.awtt.d by Mist Helen Casey far he Fullerton PTA program meeting Tuesday night. Taking part In the play Include standing, Mrs. Walter Fisher and Mrs. Earl Plummar and soateat. Mitt Helen Casey and Mitt Alice Uoland. (Picture) by Paul Jenkins.) TIMOTHY OAKLEY HAS PARTY ON SIXTH BIRTHDAY ON FRIDAY Timothy Oakley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Oakley, whose birth day occurred March 7, celebrated his sixth anniversary at a delight ful party St. Patrick's day at his P V a I mm ifc i ' - i -OeW id Here's We havt sold fine diomonds in P.oseburg so long that mony of our cus tomers pick out their diamond from our window or our stock and ask only the price ... no questions osked obout quality or value. Confidence like this doesn't just happen. If is a product of proof. We like to discuss diamond quality with anyone, even if he doesn't want to buy one right then. We like to toke the time to explain the values that determine our prices. Given your attention we can prove value ond quality beyond any doubt. This confidence is a wonderful thing. Orange Blossom ond Keepsake diamond rings. across from Douglas County Bank Sal., April 1, 1950 Th N.wi-IUvUw, Kotaburf, Or. 7 home on Glenn street. Colorful bal loons and the St. Patrick's motif carried out the decorations, while the lighted birthday cake was dec orated to represent a circus. Mrs. Oakley was assisted in serv ing hy Mrs. Ted Peterson and Mrs. R. C. I.aurance. Confidence JCWELtnS 1 Gifts were presented to Timmie from: Herbert, Robert and Herman Hobi, Johnnie, Angela and Jan Laurance, Jeanne Woodruff, Dicki Peterson, Maureen Hallmark, Gart Em mitt and Kathleen Oakley. Following' the social hour of games, lovely refreshments were served. ,
