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Newspaper Page Texti r - -rr3-T--T J&I 1 ...Ik, J iJ 6 The Newi-Review, Roitburg. Ore. Sat. Jon. 2!, 19561 r 4 to- 4 -4 7vt MR. AND MRS. HAROLD LEE FORNEY, above, pose for their wedding picture following their marriage Jan. 7 at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. James Millar officiated. The bride, Mary Faith Bentley, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T. Bentley, of this city. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Forney of Roseburg. (Picture by Koop's Modern Photography! . Mary Faith Bentley, daughter of Mr. and Airs. Vernon T. Bentley, -Itnscburg, became the bride of Harold Lee Forney, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Denzel Forney of this city, at 3 p.m. Jan. 7, at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. James Millar performed the impressive ceremony in the presence of the immediate families of the couple and close friends. I'lio bride wore a navy blue suit nnd a corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Dwnlne O. Hall were attendants and Mrs. Hall wore a maroon suit with a corsage. Mrs. Lowell Malone Honored At Shower Mrs. Lowell Malone was compll-Iy gifts were presented to the guest mcnted at a lovely pink and blue of honor and refreshments were shower parly Wednesday evening served. Enjoying the occasion with at the attractive home of Mrs,. .Miss Altman honoring Mrs. Ma Clarence K. Hand with Miss Mu- lone wore: Mrs. Clarence K. riel Allman acting as hostess. Rand. Helen Wcstin, Mrs. Harold Games were played with Mrs. Wcstin, Mrs. David Sallee, Miss James Malono and Miss Carol Carol Newport, Mrs. Al Crieger and Newport winning the prizes. lovo-'Mrg. James Malone. Pink And Blue Shower Given Mrs. John Wilton Mrs. John Wilton, of Roseburg whs the inspiration for a lovely pink and bl no shower at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Allan McLennan, on Lonkingnlass Itoari, Winston, Friday. Mrs. George Wil ton o Myrtlo Creek, sister-in-law of the honored Kiiest, was co-host ess for the charming affair. Mrs. John A. Wilton presented her daughter-in-law with a beautiful corsage. Several contests were enjoyed by the many guests with prizes going to Mrs. Henrietta Greenlee, : Mrs. Pearl Day and Mrs. Alice Valentine Brunch Dated For Feb. 9th Women of the Hoselmrg Country Chth met Thursday for a noon! luncheon al the clubhouse, followed by the contract lrnli;e play. Mrs. W. II. K.Kger won first and Mrs. Klemmer won second, Plans are being made by the members for the annual Valentino brunch, which will be an event of Veb. U, at the clubhouse and will be a guest-day affair. 7ULE'MA NILE CLUI HAS POTLUCK SUPHK Zuleima Nile Club of Roseburg i met at the hpicopal Parish Hall Friday for n politick supper. Host esses for the evening were the Me.sitames Neil Kaser, Ralph Hun aaker. Fred Darby. W. C. Holmes, Menus,' postcards anil interest- Itu souvenirs from Mrs. Kaser's trip to Kurope were used as table, decorations. During the program! Mr:; lalo Stephen reported on the j-our.b-iiions to the shrine l.ospi-. ,.1 at lhanksKivuu and Uinstmas bv tin- local group Mrs - Kaser .Oiowed many interesting slides on her trip. I Members present were (he Mes- j chm.'S .luck F.iriss Jr., Kenneth li. Swam, W. o. Kelsav, William i A. Fitch, Millard Wood. Marvin! Stemhnch, Walter Olmschoid. Bert j i.imen, law n. Mepnens. K: u. itm;in. A. I. .spencer Sig relt,;. ly.le . larstens, 1). B. hesncr. ,. E. Ili nnin 'er. o. A. l.ange, Fred ' M. Darby, haiph Hunsaker, Gerry Moore, Henry llalvorsen, hrnest Wenljar, It. D. Wilhanv 0. William 1. r'.vans Jr. and C. II. i.- viMiiiNi. in tne evening hours Mr. ami , .Mrs. Russell Wamsley of Yon- llie group will meet next at ,c Mrs. Howard Basson. Mr. and Mrs. 'calla: Bruce Tinimons. who h at parish hall Fen. 10. at which time Don Young. Mary Doughton and tending school near Ui Angeles: the club will reli'hrale its Will an- Howard Singleton called to visit ! Bill Hcnnor of Monmouth; Sam imersary. All metnli-rs are urged with .Mr and Mrs. Harms. Mr. and j Currier of Oklahoma and Barry to attend, regardless of Temple , Mrs. llwms are former Roseburg ! Kremkau of Ontario, affiliations. 'residents, ? v AW':vt'.V-i -.: '.'. A1:'' CLOSfD MONOAYS A reception followed at the home of the bride and bridegroom at 143 SF, Miller St. The beautifully dec orated wedding cake was baked by the bride's sister, Mrs. Donald B. McLain, who was assisted in serv ing by Mrs. Kenneth Taylor, a cousin of the bride. The bride was graduated from Roseburg High School and lc em ployed as receptionist for Dr. Kob- ert Mooers..Mr. Forney was grad uatcd from Belleville, Kan. High acnool ana IS euipioyeu uy wie City of Roseburg. Glenn. The highlight of the evening was the opening of the many beau tiful gifts by Mrs. Wilton assisted by Mrs. Pat Sullivan, after which delicious refreshments were serv ed by the hostesses. Those attending tho party wore: The honored guest, Mrs. John W. Wilton, Mrs. John A. Wilton, Mrs. Don Heed. Mrs. Max Dick, Mrs. Lyle Glenn, Mrs. Pat Sullivan, Mrs. John Millar, Mrs. Jim Kichcy Jr., Mrs. hlmer Hunter, Mrs. Henriet ta Greenlee, Mrs. Lorraine Rog- ers, Mrs, Clyde Downey, Mrs. Ivan Rogers, Mrs. Laverne Haruman, Mrs. Frank Drews, Mrs. Jim Laur ance, Mrs. Bryan Counts, Mrs. Dim Martin, Mrs. Glen Ityder, Mrs. Maynard Boll. Mrs. Gene Howell, Mrs. Charles Cleveland, Mrs. Ken Day, Mrs. Kuss Hawk, Mrs. Har- old Mohley Mrs. Merntt Burt, Mrs. Jim Kverly, and the hostess es, Mrs. George Wilton and Mrs. Allan McLennan and daughters Pa tricia and Suzanne, and small son, Allan. Those sending jvfts but unable to attend were: Mrs. Lyle (Juist, Mrs. Conrad Juist, Mrs. Ktlith Bratsch, Mrs. Vernon Bratsch, Mrs. David Nye. Mrs. Charles Hut ton, Mrs. Karl Oderkirk, Mrs. Rob ert Garner, Mrs. Loren Stewart, Mrs. Irv Gubser, Mrs. Lorraine Horn, Mrs. Sid Moon, Mrs. Andrew llroaddus, Mrs. Roy Barnhart, Mrs. Charles Vasey, Mrs. C. H. Pearson and Mrs. Archie White. Bridge Foursome Enovcd Ffidav ' ' m,-s. E. B. How, Mrs. E. 0 Hukli. Mrs. L. W. Metzger and Mrs ja,m,s lhighes enjoyed a hnii,(, fmirsolm, at thp hl)mc p( 1h(l formpr in ,e Uotd lImpqua Krulav afternoon ' YOUNGS ENTERTAIN AT RECENT SUNDAY DINN2R Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young ami Raelene honored Mr. and Mrs. Horh iIarmv uvh.ta Van .,inn.r c,lav ale t'rnoon dinner Minuay. laces wore set for Mr. and Mrs. at a Emmclt Walters, Mr. and Mrs. 1 i,,.i, ui.,iir. Mr .,i m W. n MeMillen, Woodburn. REGULAR SHOP PERMANENT s5oo and up Shampoo, and Wove, 1 .75 and up Z'S BEAUTY PARLOR Emma Gl'i-M Zflmo Oa.is Coll 3-6J0O Parrolt ENCACED Mr. and Mrs A. B. Chester, Sutherlin, an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Myldred Jo anne, to Leon Peldyak, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Peldyak, Perth Amboy, N.J. Both are students at Pacific University, Forest Grove. Miss Chester is a mem ber of Theta Nu Alpha sor ority and is an education major. Mr. Peldyak is a mem ber of Alpha Zeta fraternity and is a physical education major. Both are planning to continue their education at Pacific University. A May wed ding is planned. Mrs. James Harris Is rii,fJ a. i"VM115 lne oaugnicr oi mr. ana nirs. Lomplimented At LOttee j J. Walter Gosncll of Tiller and the To welcome Mrs. James Harris into the neighborhood, Mrs. Bruce Elliott entertained at a coffee Fri day afternoon at her lovely home in Laurclwood. Dr. and Mrs. Har ris and children recently arrived here from Bremerton, Wash., to make their home. Dr. Harris will be with Dr. T. It. Mafit of this city. Enjoying the occasion with Mrs. Elliott honoring Mrs. Harris wore Mrs. Bruce Hetrick, Mrs. Cliff Aten, Mrs. Roy Cornwell, MrS. I. B. Riddle and Mrs. William Wil- ct Family Dinner Enjoyed I At Mendenhall Home 1 A family dinner given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Men denhall Saturday evening was in celebration of the wedding Jan. 4 of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Menden hall. A wedding cake, baked and dec orated by the bride's sister, Judy Kline, formed the centerpiece dec oration for the table. Those attending besides the host and hostess were the guests of hon or, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Menden- nau, and the nnde s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kline; her sisters. Mrs. Sue Blair and Miss Jtrdy Kline; and her niece, Terry Blair. umers present were tne bride groom's sister. Penny Mendenhall; Larry Fitzgerald and Mark En glish. Farewell Party !s Delightful Affair A farewell party was given for Mr. and Mrs. James Compton and family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Loom is recently. The Comptons are moving to Eastern Washington to reside. Attending the Dartv honoring the Comptons were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boyles, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wing field and family; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Englebart and family; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Long, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Deller and family; Mrs. Asa Irwin and family; John Pinkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Loomis and fam ily. MRS. H. W. CONN ENTERTAINS KIV t RSDALE MNO CLUB Tho Rivcrsdalc MNO Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. H. W. Conn. Klorlinn of officers was held with the follow - itiK results: President. Mrs. 1) o n Harmon; vice-president, Mrs. Gene, ritiSSSl.a.n.,,,,- m.in Mr. V A ll,,llov tr Hnl. 1..., ,.ij .i, ,i.....i, r'i a LZ: a. nrescnted bv the group to Mrs. . " C. K. McKerron who with her fam- iiv i. in, .. ,n fnr v.i.pnnp in1 reside. Snuier, The next meeting will feature a I In TroiX We L John Irozellc WeilnesdaS, reb. 8. .I., m cun, ,.,-., . . thing for their new home. out on tne gift table with "8 e s 1 1 nnri, Mirtvn Mrs lack iivm-. i r lul K'an' "' rnu wassom, clever gaines after which she ,ery-l Cover, were placed for Mr. and l"Tn aHendinR indudcd Mr. and Wish" woen into the design. jack yJii vr; ! Flizabeth 1 JIrs' Ch"1" Chesrown. Mrs. Luth- ed refreshments to Mrs Ne 1 Mrs. hdwin Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. ; y. HuU.h(?s011 Mr. and Mrs. Refre.m.nts were served to the shuck Mrs Alice I ons' Mrs Rn a " Ellison' the 8uest f h Chrislian. Mr,. J. M Burk1,art, Jim Hunter and son. Bruce: Jinuj fc , u Mr. and Mrs. Eric honored guest's mother, Mrs. Ivan ! Henbach Mrs Mirv Smith' M?. i,he tvv0 hostesses. Mrs. llolcomb, Mrs. Allen Christie. hmg and Mr and .Mrs. Hammond ; s nselh Mr tnA Mrs charhe Land, and M wt; Hembh Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs. , Sendi girts but unabk to . Mrs. R. S. Stryker. Mrs. John and Monte. Cards and visiting Kj kh v and Mrs Bob Craw- Mrs. W. D. Myers, Mrs. Victo nll Vr, hS Jnne, Mr. rmi." ,cnd Kere slrs- Frank Wickham. Trozo lc. MrsMcr erron, Mrs llol-! were enjoyed during the pleasant d 'd , David Mr and Mrs Bean, M Kettn' Em Mr, rt. J "' ".h" ilr, KI M"' Claude Barclay' Mrs- Geore Si r;.Wn' ' J,':klev,'mn,! I Loval Sterns Mr. and Mrs. R. D., George Roberts. Mr,. Flossie I Combs from McClearv Wash ' ohns,on, lrs- W. B. Meredith, AND BLUt SHOWER Krii5-' 5 j l-If'L-Ini!1?!. ' nI!1J)tnii'r J-?! iL-S' te honored guesfs sister) Mrs', rffepv MrramVkiWnmjinH COWANS ENTERTAIN AT pliment to Mrs. Clifford llroadwa-; neth Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs. Calvert TURKEY BUFFET DINNER tcr. Beautiful flower arrangements ' Bowles. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Emer 'graced the tables. son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. A verv enicvable evening was' Guests attimline u-itp Hip ouest Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Churchill. spent recently at the home of Mr. i n(, Mrs Jc.an Cowan wn(, they : entertained at a turkey buffet din - , nor for several out-of-town guests. Those eniovinc the evening were I James and Merrily Wamsley, Stan 1.... Cwl.. I -rr It-l...nM I." ; ne'th Means. Jon and Susan Cowan, NEW IDEA CLUB HAS POTLUCK DINNER A noon potluck dinner was en joyed by the New Idea Club of Sutherlin Wednesday when M r ,. Betty Smith entertained the groun at her home on East Central Ave- n"n , , . 1 hoi enjoying the dinner and afternoon of sewing were M r s. ..i,,v wi.,, ..v.ivi .'.an- nun v ii.il, inn hi U1C nOinC OI .HIS. . ning, Mrs. Lola Rose. Mr,. Mar-1 Leo Banks Wednesday for a lunch- Mr,. Charle, Higbee honored her garet Mann. Mr,. Myrtle Smith i eon meeting. The regular meeting mother, Mrs. W. D. MeMillen of and Mrs. Lola Khewalt and chil-1 days have not vet been announced Woodburn at a birthday dinner dren. Hillie and Bobbie. and election of oi'u-ers will take j Thursday evening. Covers were The next meeting will be held place at the next meeting which placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wednesday, Jan. 24, place to be will be held at the home of Mrs. j Young and Raelene. Charle, Hig announced. Dave Thnivh, date to be set later, bee and the guest of honor. CUTTINC THE TRADITIONAL first piece of their wedding cake are Mr. and Mrs. David Gardner Turnbull, who were married Dec. 27, at the South Umpqua Community Church at Tiller. The bride, Martha Ann IMarcy) Gosrvall. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gosnell of Tiller. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. A. G. Turnbull of Nevada, Mo. (Picture by Warren Studio) . Miss Martha Ann (Marcvl Gos-i nell of Tiller and David Gardner' Turnbull of ' Lorane solemnized their marriage Dec. 27 at a 7:30 p.m. double ring ceremony per formed in the South Umpqua Com munity Church at Tiller by the Rev. Willard Fenderson. The bride bridegroom is the son of Mrs. A. G. Turnbull of Nevada, Mo. About 140 guests were present to witness the ceremony. The chancel of the church was decorated with two large white bas kets filled with fern and poinset tias and two large candelabra con taining white candles, while a sin gle white candle burned in each of the church windows. Mrs. William Alecks or Lookingglass sang "Be cause and lne Lord s Prayer accompanied by Mrs. George Chil dress of Myrtle Creek who also played the traditional wedding mu sic. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was exquistely gowned in a Chantilly lace and nylon net dress, styled in the colonial period. The bodice and long sleeves were of lace and the full net skirt with its wide insertions of lace fell soft ly over a white faille skirt support ed by hoops. Her veil of illusion was secured dv a seea pen aeaa- dress designed by the bride. She carried a white Bible wiln a snow er bouquet of white roses and satin ribbons. A close school friend of the bride, Mrs. John Newton of Portland, was matron of honor. She wore a Mrs. Bob Willhite Honored At Shower Mrs. Bill Carstcns and Mrs. Bill Schultz entertained at the former's home Tuesday evening at a charm ing pink ami blue shower party in compliment to Mrs. Bob Will hite. Games were played and pri.os were awarded to Mrs. Jeffery Cur rier and Mrs. Neil Kaser Jr. Invit ed by Mrs. Carstcns' and M r s. Schultz to honor Mrs. Willhite were: Mrs. George Caskey, Mrs. Pink And Blue Shower Given Mrs. Neil Kaser Jr. Mrs. Earl Lozier and Mrs. Flora Harvev were co-hostesses at a charming pink and blue shower party Friday evening at the for mer's home in compliment to Mrs. Neil Kaser Jr. Storks and pink carnations formed the appropriate decora- : Birthday Dinner I r j c. -"wycu uu.u.ay SOU, .MUllll'. eiHLTiailieu Hi A ui" ' Helium uirllulay umner saiurnay evening at their home honoring .. t-,i...; Uimn. "? Jim a" oi wnom nave ' "irVer January birthdays. Mrs. Hunter1' o clock alter naked 'the beautifully decorated A pink! and blu shower was ho"'e of Mrs- Clyde K Mondav evening, in com- of honor, Mrs. Clifford Hroadwa- tor. Mrs. A. K. Broadwater. Mrs. 1 Willis Coble, Mrs. Hav t'otfenber- ry, Mrs. li.iy Banning. Mrs. Carl Koselund, .Mrs. Dean Wadsworth, - 1 Mrs. Dale Hatfield. Mrs Dale . ,1 L-1 I .......1. ! HONORS MRS. K ESTc R ''". , l' ""w '".a ?,1 1 "L,1" ' I ilr. u . " lK Alice Long from Yakima. Wash .: V" tT.-j",, " Owen. Mrs Klward Smith, Mrs. Boucock, Mr. and Mrs. George Joe Price. Mrs. Kd Karcher, Mrs. Wilcox. Mr,. Minnie Smith. Fern Maurice Weber Sr.. Mrs Tom Be-land Sandra Flury, Merle Mulkey, all, Mrs. Harrv Collisen Sr.. Mrs. i Kav, Donna and Donald Churchiil, Roy Kinyon, Sirs. Harold McCor-i Karen and Kristy Rice and Mr. mack. Mrs. Don Morberg. Mrs. and Mrs. Leroy Churchill. Haydcn Laurence and Mary Lou Unable to attend were Mr. and Broadwater. Many others sent! Mrs. Alfred Hand, the Rev. and gifts, but were unable to atteml. Mrs. Homer Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joe Price made the heauti-1 Hunter Early. Mr. and Mrs. Wil ful yellow center piece, featuring ! bur Briner, Mr. and Mrs. Dan a large stork. Mrs. Rreadwater re-1 Wright. Mrs. Effie Howard, Mr. ceivcd a nice high ch.ur and many i and Mrs. McMahon, Mr. and Mrs. .....ll-nn ...r.. i ii... 1 t - Mr. CI CI. itti.-i viifliii-i.un linn i.oviy ic- freshments were served. NEW LUNCHEON CLUB MEETS AT BANKS HOME The newly formed club, Patch holiday gown of red velvet and tulle and carried a colonial nose- uav of white flowers. Her head dress of net was fashioned by the bride. Dr. Jack L. SheDler of Burling ton, Wash., brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man and Jack Watson and Charles Ander- son, both of Tiller, were ushers. A large reception followed th e ceremony in the community ; room at the Tiller-Drew school with the Mcsdames William Howell, Don Newman and Mamie Archambeau as hostesses. The reception room, decorated by the bride's father, was beautiful with Christmas greens highlighted by silvered lau rel leaves. The holiday theme was carried out in the tables with their white lace and red covers. Mrs. Ira Poole and Mrs. John Newman served the wedding cake; Mrs. John Todd and Mrs. Hillard Lilji gren poured coffee and Mrs. Wil lard Fenderson served nunch. Mrs. Dale Robinson listed the gifts and Miss Sandra Andrews of I'arkdale had charge of the guest book. For traveling the bride wore a blue taffeta suit with white flower corsage. After a honeymoon trip to the Oregon coast, the couple are at homo to friends in Eugene. The bride attended Days Creek Hish School and (he University of Oregon and Mr. Turnbull attend- ed the University of Missouri and ed as a teacher at Lorane High School Don Caskey, Mrs. Neil Kaser, Mrs. Lee Holmes, Mrs. Bob Sconce, Mrs. Les Winders, Mrs. Bob Bash ford, Mrs. Jeffery Currier, Mrs. Bill Benson, Mrs. Kenneth Swain, Mrs. Ken Anderson, Mrs. Don Ger retscn, Mrs. Archie Rutter, Mrs. Bill Allen and Mrs. Ray Smith. The pink and blue theme was carried out in the attractive decor ations and the refreshments. lions for the occasion. The guests were the women of the county taxinesday at the Elks Club. Covers and countv assessor's departments. Games and visiting were enjoyed and after Mrs. Kaser opened her Rifts, lovely refreshments were served. Mrs. Orlena Slaltery pour- i ed. HOUSIWARMINS PARTY GIVEN CHURCHILL! , ,R Churchill were honored ZtllbT'S"' -, . " 'u'j i 1 heir new home is located west' oi me nienwav. !nner wa, enjoyed at' r which visiting was ft of money was civ- ,.- 1 enjoyed. A . g; the Churchills to buy tome - ,-v.iii- K... . and Mrs. Robert Campbell. Mr. I and Mrs. Frank Churchill, Mr. and i Mrs. Harry Barker, Mr. and Mrs Paul Sctiuizc. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Nelson, Mr. i and Mrs. Wavne Rice, Mr. and i Mrs. Delmar Rice, Mr. and Mrs. i Herman Thiele,' Mr. and Mr, Earl Strong, Mr. and Mr,. Harvey Cockeram, Mr. and Mr,. Harold 11 U M - r,r, I ui mini. .in. nu .,ii. t.u un ion, .nr. ana .Mrs. isennem nop kin,, r. and Mr,. Lyle Stuwe and Mr. and Mr,. Alva Manning. I WOODBURN VISITOR IS 1 HONORED GUEST RECENTLY BRIDE ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Jones, Green, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Olive. "May, to James Ver non , Hughey, son of Mrs. Elaine Truesdell, Greely, Colo., and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ewens, Garden Valley. The bride-e'eet is a student of Canyonville Bible Academy, Canyonville. No date has been set for the wedding. (Picture by Clark Studio) . Mrs. Chester Morgan Hostess To Bridge Club Mrs. Chester Morgan entertain ed her bridge club at a charm i" " t,u" " cr Mrtve "h".' fof Plnk. ".? JT ,r ' mr. .h fnr Mrs fri-H , k w d , and Mrs M J. Newland, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. Paul Helweg, Mrs. H. H. Turner. Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. W. J. Hutch and the hostess, Mrs. Mor gan. High scores for the afternoon's bridge play were won by Mrs. Coen and Mrs. Lockwood. Art And Embroidery Club Meets Wednesday Mrs. Edward Deal entertained the Roseburg Art and Embroidery Club Wednesday afternoon at her ; home, bewing and visiting were en I joyed and at the tea hour Mrs. I Deal, assisted by Mrs. Earl Deck er, served lovely refreshments to Mrs. Frank Bergh, Mrs. Henry Erskine, Mrs. A. M. Neal, Mrs. C. M. Page, Mrs. Lucie Ingels, Mrs, Margaret Spencer, Mrs. H. F. Sny der, Mrs. J. G. Stephenson, Mrs. Frank Beel, Mrs. C. E. Miller and Mrs. James Long. SE Cobb St.. at which time mem bers are to answer roll call by giving a household hint. Public Invited To Benefit Party Jan. 31 The public is most cordially In vited to attend the benefit card party to be sponsored by (he Rose burg Woman's Club Tuesday, Jan. 31, at a 12:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon at the clubhouse. Mrs. J. M. Boyles and Mrs. E. L. Tauscher are in charge of reserva tions and persons interested are asuea to call either chairman Those makine tin lahlp. ar aslrnrl to bring their own playing cards, Bridge, pinochle and canasta will be in play and prizes will be awarded winners. Mrs. Corkrum Hostess To Club At Luncheon Mrs. Bert 3. Corkrum entertain ed her bridge club at a most en joyable one o'clock luncheon Wed- were placed for Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs M. L. Hallmark Mrs Frank i streamers suspended from the ceil-1 B Woodworth. Mrs. H h. LeBeau.ljn. Tbe refreshments included a1 c-;uM, uor,,on ! large sheet cake decorated with. Smith, Mrs. Ted H Wirak. Mrs.lpink ami blue boote and ice ncu jjuckwuuu ana me nosicss, Mrs. Corkrum. HiRh scores for the afternoon's contract bridge play were won by mrs. ixjcKwooa ana Mrs. arnim, ,, ...!. ri,..-i i: -'y"" . J"; i - - - - " giver? Fr..,V "! tud.nt at the Umvertyy of Oregon at Eugene. I Tha hrilol tLnna. :.j'lllJll'a '. 'r. . .'ulr J 1 The bridal theme w carried ,,na t,ren' iarnyn "jva. -miss aiiey nuueris, anssi Jaunita Roscher. Mrs. Gene Ar inur ana jeannm, Brent Claypooli ana me nonored guest, Soma Lan der. Sonia will become the bride of Frank Patton who is stationed with me navy in ban Diego, Calif. SUTHMLIN HOME SCENE OF RECENT PARTY Mrsp M. B. Ward entertained a group of friends Thursday after noon at her home in Sutherlin with a household party. JIrs. Lura Hill was demonstrator and conducted the games witW prizes awarded to Mrs. Helen Nelson and Mrs. Thel ma Major. The hostess, Mrs. Ward, served refreshments to Mr,. George E. Dolan and Wendy Lee: Mrs. Helen Wilson, Mr,. Irene Moyers, Mrs. Robert Stewart. Toots and Kathy Mrs. Pat Jones. Marc. Stan and Genia; Mr,. Helen Ward. Mr, Phebe McGuire. Mr,. Eli7.lv.ih Godfrey. Mr,. Rosa Heinbach. Mrs. Thelma Major. Mr,. Evelyn Seely and Mr,. Lura Hill. Miss Dorothy E. Curtis POLIO THERAPY On Referral from Yaur Dr. m ,1. Mosan ran PFC AND MRS. RALPH MENDENHALL, above, were married at Sutherlin Jan. 4 by the Justice of the Peace Ward C Watson. The bride, Helen Kline, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs H. F. Kline of Roseburg. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Mendenhall of this city. (Picture by Koop's Modern Photography). The home of Justice of the Peace Ward C. Watson in Sutherlin was the scene Wednesday, Jan. 4, of the wedding ceremony which unit ed Miss Helen Kline and Ralph Mendenhall in marriage. The 6:30 p.m. double ring wedding service, performed by Justice Watson, was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Linnell of Roseburg. Miss Kline is the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. IL F. Kline and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Men denhall, all of Roseburg. Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced Seven tables were in play at the duplicate bridge tournament master point play at the Elks Club Friday afternoon. North-South win ners were Mrs. J. V. Short and Mrs. E. L. Tauscher, first; Mrs. A. B. Collier and Mrs. J. C. Mc Gregor, second; Mr. and Mrs R. D. Coen and Mrs. C. B. Wade, fourth. East-West winners were Mrs. M. C. Bowker and Mrs. Olcnc Sims, first; Mrs. S. L. Kidder and Miss Gertrude Kast, second; Mrs. W. C. Callison and Mrs. E. C. Pat terson, third, and Mrs. G. W. Marshall and Mrs. L. E. McClin tock. fourth. Eight and one-Jjalf tables wereibers of the Elks or not, are most in play Tuesday night at the E'.ks 1 cordially invited to attend bolh the Club. North-South winners v.ere Friday afternoon and Tuesday John Markham Jr., and R. M. evening plays at the Elks Club. dillard Woman is honored at showsr Mrs. Mary Jones was the insplr- atinn for a charming nink and hill. shower Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Pauline Withers in nillarH A,ii, ,h. ht,,, were Dillard. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Opal Hull and Mrs. Bert Swanson. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Dorothy Murphy, Mrs. Edith Bratsch, rs. Rosa Hcinbach and Mrs. William Bodaly. lhe many lovey gifts were placed in a blue decorated bassin - elte with pink and blue paper crean Those enjoying the party and! ! sending gifts were Mrs. Bodaly, Mrs. Robert Potter. Mrs. llughl Cnlhnr Mr. Tlnri. Mol-alf Mr. Goldie Nickel, Mrs. Jane Van Or - mon. Mrs. Vereta Jo Morris. Mrs. Harry Bratsch, Mrs. LyUi. Cun- ningham. Mrs. Louise Preo'on. i nu j Mr.. Mazi B.umers'.er. Mrs. Phil- .J SmMi Mr , n. Mrm (j0'e m 'rie Bu'ie Mrs Ue"'2' i-..ViJrjor,'f..Bu" and the three hostesses. - j BIRTHDAY CELEBRATID AT MePALL HOfnE RECENTLY The second birthday of Jacquie . "e -"'".M"' daughter of Mr. and f.lnnoe Mro Aria niri Hanlt lrB brated Saturday evening at the Fridav evening at the home of family home in Dillard. T h o se Mrs. Phcbe McGuire on Civil Bend honoring the charming miss with j Road in Brockwav. The potluck gift, and entertainment were Dar-1 dinner was served at 7 o'clock lene and Vickie Huddleston, Kar-with covers placed for Mrs. Gib en, Steven and Arlon Gilliland, Mr. i son, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Thelma Ma and Mrs. Renio Johnson and Mr. ijor. Mrs. Maxine Cantwell, Mrs. and "Sirs. William McFall. The) Thelma Hatcher. Mis. June Dale hostes, served delicious refresh- McGuire, Mr,. Elizabeth GodfreV ments which included a beautiful and Mrs. McGuire. Games were pink decorated candle - lighted played and visiting enjoved during birthday cake which wa, inscrib-.the evenine. Birthday gifts were ed "Happy Birthday, Jacquie Sue." i nres?ntcd the two honorces. Mys Games were played and television tery sister gifts were exchanged enjoyed during the evening hours. 'by all of the member,. New Operator Vikt Dodo For' her wedding the bride wore a purple small plaid patterned bodice fashioned with a high neck trimmed with lace ruching. She wore black accessories. Mr. Mendenhall, who is in the U.S. Army, holding the rank of Pfc, has returned to his base at Fort Knox, Ky. Mrs. Mendenhall, a student at Roseburg High School, has resumed her studies and ex pects to join her husband in May when he will go to Germany. Both families are long time res idents of Roseburg. Willey and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Coen tied for first place; Mrs. S. L. Kidder and Miss Gertrude Rast, third, and Mrs. Walter Fish er and Mrs. Walter Ulrich, fourth. East-West winners were Mrs. J. V. Short and Mrs. E. L. Tausch er, first; Doyle Prcssnell and Mrs. Fred Schwartz, second; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Callison. th.Td, and Mrs. D. B. Bubar and Mrs. C. B. Wade, fourth. " Out-of-town guests were It. A. Liberty and J. Peterson of Porl lar.j and John Markham Jr., and r. M. Willey of Riddle. All persons interested in playing nupucaie oriole, wnetner mem- Mrs. Metzger Hostess To Duplicate Bridge Clu'- Mrs. L. W. Metzger entertained ! Houn.(l Robin duplicate bridge wuond" ' ST' tl "ih.i. S.rJS !d th prettily appointed tea table. Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer, Mrs. ! A- A- Wilder and Mrs. C. B. Wd were guests and members enjoy ing the afternoon with Mrs. Metz ger were Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook, Mrs. R. D. Coen', Mrs. Fred Schwartz and Mrs. Walter Fisher. lying for high score for the dup- ! licate bridge play were Mrs. Coen and Mrs. Schmeer. Tea was served at the close of the bridge play. wittrock ' SURPRISED AT SHOW I R A surprise pink and blue shower I. Wittrock bv Mrl wft.rJS " i .,. ,'.j i'S? "...J" riliam l in. 11 . '."J! ",, ' ,. A ,., L.A..si.rk. ". pink and b h U-.I' 1 "'""i- hc,lmc'hea ,ne "" I wi"ch 'i!ow!r "' we" r. --t-f. "f played and prizes were awarded ffijrhteh KtieshmenU w irt lscrved' Attending were: Mrs. Evelyn Wrm'iff Mr. Dr.. nrnll Urc BIRTHDAYS HONORED AT SORORITY POTLUCK The Eta Beta chapter of the Tau Phi Lambda sorority honored the birthdays of Mrs. Bcula Gibson Wilma's Beauty Shop Closed on Mondayi REGULAR SHOP PERMANENTS From $5 up SHAMPOO and WAVE, $1.50 up Telephone 2-1552 Two Door, North of Garden Volley Rural Fire Hall, 1935 Beacon Wey 9)