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Sat., Juns 10, 1950 The Nw-Rviw, RoMbur, Ort. 9 a Coast J-roveS or Vacationers rea on oCl a lire I " By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER iod BETTY AllEN H'lfm -in ii . in nT'y 7yy,By-- 'x1 The Oregon coast is attracting i school in 1948 and this last year hundreds of vacationers from all attended Stephens college in Colum- uib, mu. auu IB iiuiiic tut tile sunt mer months parts of the country even this early in the season and no doubt ai the summer sets in, many thousands will hare spent their vacations in this scenic part of Oregon. Paul Jenkins, News-Review pho tographer, who took the photo graphs for this page, accompanied bv Mrs. Jenkins and Sue Armson and Danese Doak as models, made trio to the coast Sunday. Miss Armson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. h. Armson. has a position at the Roseburg Public library, follow ing completion of her education in Minnesota. Miss Doak, daughter of Mrs. Keith Bryant of Roseburg, was graduated from Roseburg high Danes Doak, left, and Sue Armson sift sand between their fingers and gaie at circling gulls In the salty air In the dune country. Hundreds of picnickers and vacationists were lazily occupied in doing the same thing and soaking up the rays of the sun, wherever they could find any, i 4 firs J , 'v rzt if l - v -'3 Exceptionally fine hospitality and excellent accommodations are available all along the Oregon coast. In addition to the coast right close to home one can find wonder ful spots along the North Umpqua, the Wolf 'Creek forest camp on Little river, and closest of all, "The City Swimming Pool." Seems that most people feel they haven't had a vacation unless they travel at least as far as the east coast, when Oregon offers such wonder ful vacation places as Timberline lodge, Crater: Diamond and Udell lakes, the Oregon caves and best of all the Oregon coast. JJan3en-acol3on-c auaqe j-artu (Charming, fluent The largest and most charming social affair of the week was the one o'clock luncheon and bridge and canasta party given Monday at the Roseburg Country club, when Mrs. H. T. Hansen, Mrs. H. N, Jacobson and Mrs. Robert H. Savage invited ninety friends to be their guests. A gorgeous arrangement of white peonies and greenery decorated the maniie oi ine targe ureuiace, wnuu bouquets of mixed pink peonies were used about the rooms. The attractively appointed serving ta bles were centered with small bou quets of pansies. Guests invited to enjoy the occa sion with the three hostesses in cluded: Mrs. W. 0. Patterson. Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. Maurice L. Hallmark. Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. L. E. McClintock. Mrs. Fred Lockwood. Mrs. Fred Schwartz. Mrs. R. D. Coen. Mr. Roy Catcn- mg, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. wai ter Hercher, Mrs. Chester Hercner, Mrs. Grant Osborn. Mrs. C. B. Wade. Mrs. K. D. Ly tic Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. Bruce C. Elliott, Mrs. Keith Bryant, Mrs. S. G. Palmer. Mrs. Roy Cum mins, Mrs. Harold E. Schmcer, Mrs. A. G. Henninger, Mrs. Albert Flegcl, Mrs. P. T. Bubar, Mrs. D. B. Bubar. Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Horace C. Berg, Mrs. S. J. Shoe maker, Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mrs E. O. Rickli. Mrs. Fred Hamilton Mrs. Paul Helweg. Mrs. Maurice .1. Newland, Mrs. Harry S. Black, Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs. U. w. Marshall, Mrs. O. M. Berrie, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. A. F. Micelll Mrs. W. F. Amiot, Mrs. Arthur Baum, Mrs. tdgar Lewis, Mrs. W. F. Chapman, Mrs. Harrle W. Booth, Mrs. B. A. Young, Mrs. W. J. Hutch, Mrs. L. K. Cornwell, Mrs. Roy Cornwell Sr. , Mrs. J. A. Harding. Mrs. H. C. Wells, Mrs. Bert Cork- rum, Mrs. n. u. rargeier, Mrs. Ralph Herman, Mrs. J. R. Whar ton, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs. Geo. Wharton, Mrs. H. C. Church, Mis Clair K. Allen, Mrs. W. Sherman Plimpton, Mrs. W. I. Dixon, Mrs. E. E. Lindell, Mrs. 0. R. Hess, Mrs. M. C. Bowker, Mrs. Earl Plummer, Mrs. Armour Murdock, Mrs. L. W. Metzger, Mrs .E. R. Metzger. Mrs. James Hughes, Mxs. Ken neth Quine, Mrs. L. W. Jossc, Mrs. II. H. -Turner, Mrs. Velle Broadway, Mrs. Walter Brydges, Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mrs. S. M. Moore, Mrs. M. C. Cassel, Mrs. J. C. Hume. Mrs. I. B. Riddle. Mrs. Clyde Knight, Mrs. Neil Ka- ser, Mrs. F. B. Woodworth, Mrs, Paul Geddes. Mrs. W. C. Holmes, Mrs. J. E. Slatiery, Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs. H. H. Stapleton, Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. Kenneth Ford, Mrs. H. T. Carstens and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. High score for the contract bridge play was won by Mrs. Har rie W. Booth with Mrs. J. C. Hume winning the second high score and Mrs. W. J. Hutch receiving the traveling prize. High score for the canasta play was won by Mrs. W. 1. Dixon. IMF TP XV ' rPV Danes DoaV studies a historical marker near Reedsnort, erected In honor of Jededlah Smith, famous Rocky Mountain fur trapper and trader, whs In HID discovered and named Smith river. This stream joins the Umpqua opposite the town of Reedsport. Sus Armson, Danese Desk and Mrs. Paul Jenkins toboggan down a towering sand dune at Cleawex lake. These restless dunes move ever landward and in many places threaten the highways and neighboring farmlands. ROSEBURG RESIDENT HONORED THURSDAY AT HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER Mrs. Leonard Gibson, who is moving to Springfield today to make her home, was honored at a handkerchief shower at the home of Mrs. Harold Hoyt, president of the Roseburg Camp fire council. Honoring her were council mem bers and Camp Fire and Bluebird leaders. Following visiting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Hoyt and Mrs. Morris Bowker. Attending were the Mesdames Jack Chapman, Albert G. Flegel, Edward Tauscher, Ray Lehman, George Niday, George Osterman, Robert Gladwill, Leonard Gibson, Charles Leach, Oscar Amundson of Winston: George Miller, James Conn, Elmer Hunter, Stanly Gros hong, Tom Pargeter, William Un ralh. Morris Bowker, W. H. Allen, Ralph Herman, V. V. Harpham, and hostess. Mrs. Gibson has been an active member of the Camp Fire council for several years. She has been guardian for Camp Fire and Blue bird groups, in addition to serving as executive director for the or ganization in Douglas county. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson both devoted many hours in construction and improve ment to Camp Tyce. They have been making their home in the Todd apartments. ROSEBURG GIRL TELLS BETROTHAL AT SORORITY HOUSE ON EUGENE CAMPUS Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Anderson of T.oscburg announce the engage ment of their daughter, Ethel Jane, to Charles E. Hallin, son of Mrs. Hugo Hainn and tne late Mr. Halin of Eugene. The mar riage will take place this sum' mer. The news was told recently at dinner in the Alpha Ai Delta soror ilv house on the local camnus Booklets in the form of golden wedding bells carried a clever in scription and picture of the pair, and were hidden beneath plates. Both Miss Anderson and Mr. Hallin are seniors at the univer sity, and will be graduated in June. She is a major in public school music, and a member of Phi Beta, music and speech hon orary fraternity. He will take his degree in business administration. He is a member of Yeomen. Lu- gene Register-Guard. f -i' - . i S r mm hii I N I f feu. 1 v -Lf'i:t. sir' MODELS VIE AN ARM OP CLEAWOX Uk thrufh heavy I Iwith nrth tf 4tpr and Gardirwr. Thw graat billows of tvvrcatt In tn magnificont dwn tountry axtnHnff alanf ta I aand farm i altytrovnd paradM for vacatloniitt. v ill - r V 7, j Replete after a seafood dinner, the weary models sit In a Yachats restaurant and watch the ebbing tide and the departing day as tims neart for the return home. Such good time at the beachl Must come again. "kr--- V 'f : THE LIGHTHOUSI AT HECETA HEAD en the Ceait highway north ef Florence net only lights mariners many miles at sea but Is focal point fsr thousands ef cameras In the hinds s aeast visiters each summer. It Is the preetical southern terminus s the famous Lintel eeunty bsachss.