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o Tha Nw-Rvl.w, fceteburf, Ore. lot., Oct. 7, 19501 I 1! MR. AND MRS. CHRISTIE cut their cake et the rte.ption fol lowing thair wadding Sept. 23. ( Pictura by Fredrickton Photo Lab.) MR. AND MRS. BATTON ENTIRTAIN AT SURPRISI SHOWER PARTY SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ration en tertained at a delightful surprise grocery shower party at their home Saturday evening in honor of Miss Elirahcth (BeMy) Kronke and Jo seph V. Fennell, whose marriage ur m ., i lull V?k ?Hn" ti ii ii iiivir K-y yi ' i v sv m . rEIRST PIECE ri CAK at the Mersteri-Edwardt wedding r ion is served byine bride to the riclcion Photo Lab.) was an event of Ort. 1. Following the opening of the gifts, pinochle waa in play and laier Mr. and Mrs. Batton aerved lovely refreshmcnte Id the guesta ot honor and Mr. and Mra. Rich ard Decker, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Wanda, Mr. and Mra. Vernon Green and Albert McCartney, Marsters-Edwards ecap. Fred. bridegroom. (Picture by :.- MM . I 'I VJ I li 041 11 J.. ..: . ; : . . i Wedding Party 9 0 2 GUARDIANS CLUB HAS DINNER MEETINO AT MASONIC TEMPLE The Douglas County Guardians cluh met at the Masonic Temple on Friday for a 7 o'clock dinner aa guests of the guardians o f bethel No of Rosebnrg. Follow ing the dinner a business meeting i waa held. Those attending were MamieaW il-, son, Esther Hork, era Fraiier I and W. M. Sykes of Mvrtle Creek; i Meryl Wahl. Jttanita Holgate. Na- omi Rtggs, Grace Wood and J. C. Rovingdon of Oakland: Vera L. i Kemp and Jean Gaedecke of Glen-; dale; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mrs. A. J. Youns. Mr. and Mrs. I Roy Colburn. Ruth Patterson. Ra-' chel Kolhronk, Wanda Ware and Irraa Holmea of Roseburg. The next meetux? of the club ' will he hoed at the Masonic temple in Oakland on Friday, Oct. 27, at 7 p m. TENT NO. 1J DUV TO HAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY MONDAY O Florence Nightengale Tent No. ; IS. Dl'V. will have the September and October birthday party on ! Mnndav, Oct. 9. at the home n Belle Crenshaw at 92 N. Jack-' aon St. Mrs. F.htabeth Gardner will be hostess for the poiluck ! dessert luncheon. Members are1 asked to please remember their aecret pals. I The nest regular meeting of the i tent will be on Fridav. Oct. 11, i in the K. 1. hall at 7; JO p. m. HONORED BY NURSINO TA(WtrHOSPITAL ' Nursea of the Veterans hospital ' entertained Miss Ruth Bloom, chief j nurse, at a Chinese dinner in the music room in the special services i building shortly before her depar-1 Christie-UeeoWedding - Picture by Fredrlclcion Photo Leb. I MRS. 0. M. BERRIE IS HOSTESS FOR BRIDGE CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT Mrs. 0. M. Berrie graciously en tertained her bridge club at a lovely 7 o'clock supper Wednesday evening at her attractive home on Fast Douglas street. Covera were placed for Mrs. W. C. Holmes, a guest, and Mrs. George F. Whar ton. Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mrs. J P. Motschenbacher, Mrs. L. Ij. Wim berly, Mrs. I.. J. Fullerton, Mrs. Adrian Fisher arfd the hostess, Mrs. Berrie, Prizes for the evening's contract bridge play were won hy Mrs. Turner, Mrs. -Berrie and Mrs. Fisher. XI IOTA CHAPTER MEETS WITH MRS. DALLEN JONES On Tuesday. Oct J. Xi Iota Ex- enai'lar chapter, Bta Sigm Phi, met at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Dallen Jones. The group de cided to apend the winter months in the study of Mexico. A aociei hour followed the busi ness session, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were: Mrs. Wayne Crooch, Mrs. Frank Norton. Mra. John Kil lip, Mra. H. R. Winston, Mrs. Ben jamin 0. DuFresne. Mra. Ted Schultx and Sirs, td Wyatt. , The next regular meeting will be held Ort. 17. at .p m. at the home of Mra. H. rV Winston. lure. Misa BlopirQwho left the hospital ataff to wot a in California, v as honored by several short talks following the dinner, expressing ap preciation for her services to the hospital. As a farewell gift, Mrs. Helen Johnson, president of District 11 of the Nurses' association presented Miss Bloom with a camera from her co-workers. Pa rty ; (J ' A V vc.v:i Audits i I Picture by Fradriclcion Photo Lab. ALPHA CHI CHAPTER MEETS AT WESTLUNO HOME ON KEASEY ROAD The Alpha Chi chapter of Epai lon Sitma Alpha held a regular meeting at the home of F.uarda Wesllund on Keasey road on Thurs day. Sept. 7, at 7:30 o clock. A handkerchief shower was given in honor of Mrs. Jack Rocera and Mrs. Richard Gadway who are leaving Roseburg. Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Bill Turner were co-hostesses. Those attending were the Mesdames Robert Elliott, I .vie (juist, Bill Turner, Robert Naielrod, Ward Cummings, Ted Insley. Don Caskey, Tyler Evans, Bill Benson, Leslie Siege!, Martin Met lay Jr., Richard Gadway, Rill Hallcraft, James Smith. Ronald Oiler, Kelsey Hobday Jr., Garland Kite and Rob ert Reid, and the Misses Zclda Sanders. Mary Martin, Euarda Wesllund, Wilma Melton and Gloria Gaston. MRS. WHITE HONORED AT CHARMING SHOWER AT TILLER ON FRIDAY A pink and blue shower, honor ing Mrs. Ida Belle White of Drew, was given at the home of Mrs. Clifford Kent at Tiller on Friday evening. Fall flowers were arranged on the tables and about the rooms. Several games were enjoyed, after which Mrs. White opened the many gifts. Mrs. Charley King assisted Mrs. Kent in serving delicious re freshments. Those present to enjoy the charming affair with Mrs. White were Ada I'ejinell, Louise Wese man, Janice Andrews, Marion Bratten, Alice Lerwill, Mary Zim merman, Loraine Zimmerman. I.u ella King. Dora Bratten, Merle Davis, Nellie Thomason and the hostesa. rag ilea. V, M .1 it, V - W- ; : f , v Ui I TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs. Perry C. Eeyri, Roieburg. announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Floyd H. DeTracy, whe is a student at the Open Bible Standard Bible school in Eugene. The wedding will be en event ef early summer. (Picture by Clark's studio.) ' :' Society and eiuU yN, WL-.'r ALPHA THETA CHAPTER HAS MEETING AT HOME OF MRS. C. V. DeCAMP The Alpha Thela chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met at the home of Mrs. C. V. DeCamp. with Mrs. Gene Powell and Mra. Marcus Brown aa co-hostesses, Tuesday evening. The president conducted a short meeting concerning current busi ness and forth-coming social af fairs. Mrs. Robert Phillips was a guest from Alpha Iota chapter. She urged everyone to get behind the drive to register all people eligible to vote. Also a guest was Mrs. Eugene Rawson, of Shoshone, Ida., a for mer member. Member! present included the Mesdames Robert Rennie, Jack Cummins, Jack Jariss Jr., Ray Purkett. Ray Sims. John Todd, John Gardner, C. V. DeCamp, Gene Powell, and Marcus Brown. Refreshments were served by the hostesses later in the evening. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Ray Pucketl 1 in Westmoreland with Mrs. Ray Sims and Mrs. Charles Williamson i aa co hostesses, Tuesday, Oct. 10, i at S p.m. Each member is asked to bring a definition on happiness as material for the program. ! DEWEY CHAMBLEN IS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER SATURDAY Dewey Chamblen of Tenmile was the guest of honor at a party given in honor of his birthday, Sept. 30. Those present were Mr. and -Mrs. Stanley Wiejeck and son, Peter: Mr. and Mrs. At Young, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Fox and children, Diane and Steven; Mr. and Mrs. How-ard Braddock and son, Bruce; Mrs. Dewey Chamblen and the guest of honor. -. . ENGAGED Mr. and Mn. S. J. Moora announca tha engagement of thair daughter, Mii Anita, to Jim St. Onga, ion of Mm. VVil. liam Summan and Ralph St. Onga ef this city. No data hat been tat (or tha wadding. (Picture by Clark's Studio.) MRS. HAROLD I. SCHMEER ENTERTAINS AT CHARMNIG BRIDGE-LUNCHEON FRIDAY Mixed fall flowers formed the decorations for the 1 o'clock lunch eon given by Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer at her lovely home in Laurelwood Friday afternoon. Invited to enjoy the occasion with Mrs. Schmeer were Mrs. Roy Sedell, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. Robert H. Savage. Mrs. J. F. Dil lard, Mrs. W. F. Amiot. Mrs. W. C. Callison, Mrs. Fred Stever, Mra. Mitchell Moore, Mra. J a m e a Hughes and Mrs. Frederick J. Por ter. High score for the contract bridge play was won by Mrs. Dil lard with Mra. Callison winning second high. OLIVER PLUMERS ENTERTAIN AT POTLUCK DINNER Florence Nightengale Tent No. IS. DUV enjoyed a poiluck dinner and grab bag at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plumer at 1162 Military St. Monday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nickens and Marilyn. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Cyrus and Virginia Bell and Nancy; Mr. and Mra. James Marr and Dorthea. Mrs. Anna Peterson, Cora Dourte, Ruth Reese. Nettie Wilbur, Essie Olson, Jeanette Meigs, Elizabeth Gard iner, Anna Carson and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Plumer. The dinner was enjoyed and visit ing occupied the evening hours. Waste piles around gold mines of the "Rand" in South Africa have been estimated at 1,000,000,- 1 000 tons in weight. The Dutch bad come to depend on windmills to operate land drainage pumps by the 15th century. JOE'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 6 Court Spoghtrti Dinner 1.25 517 North Jockion Open from S P.M. to 10 P.M. Sot. I, Sun. I P.M. tell P.M. Closed Tuesday Jk Parsonalizad "Glamour" Portraits wi1 0$, Sparkling Baby Portraits PL ah. I AA6 i3 o SCCONO FIOOI DEPAITMINT SIOII 1 BELLVIEW CLUB ENJOYS INTERESTING MEETINO AT HALEY HOME The Bellview club met Thurs day, Sept 28, at the home of Mrs. Viola Haley. Marjorie Gilbreath, vice president, conducted the busi ness meeting. The club collect was given by Lizzie Gardner, minutes were read by Ruth Parker and the club motto was given by Eleanor Gilbreath. After roll call and routine business games were played and prizes won by Viola Haley and Emma Beckley. Visit ing was enjoyed and refreshment! served. Those attending were Viola Haley, Emma Beckley, Ruth Parker, Irene Walker, Olive Walker, Marjory Gilbreath, Elea nor Gilbreath, Thella Webber, Lora Kester, and a guest, Marian West. The next meeting will be Nov. 1. at the home of Lora Kester. There will be a white elephant grab bag. Gas-burning appliances must be altered to supply more air when fuel is changed from manufactured to natural gas. While the rhino's defective sight can hardly make out a motionless man at a distance of more than 40 to SO yards, the animal's sense of smell ia ao keen that it can de tect the presence of man a quarter of a mile or more away. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Zee Newman KS Cobb Bt. Phane J7.R MODERN! STUDIOS Your Favorite Pictures Tastefully and Dramatically Framed Choice of more than 100 frames n i