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Sat., Oct. 13, 1956 The Niwi-Rtview, Roseburg, Or. 7 Mr. rfillff W -J f pSii r. ml r-v- 4 i 1 - Sir 4 Af1 1 ur .." . .aWs . nn- ' K I ft tJ !.,) THE HENRY-SANDERS WEDDING PARTY is pictured above. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lavon Sanders of this city and the bridegroom is the son of Marion LeRoy Henry Sr. of Paso Robles, Calif., and Mrs. John Patton of Roseburg. The Rev. Virgil Savage of The wedding of Barbara Ann Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lavon Sanders of this city, and Marion LeRoy Henry, son of Mar ion LeRoy Henry Sr. of Paso Ro bles, Calif., and Mrs. John Patton of Roseburg, took place' Sunday, Oct. 7, at the Conservative Baptist Church. One hundred and fifty guests were present at the 3 p.m. ceremony. The Rev. Hafry Hovee. pastor of the Mt. View Baptist unurcn in corvams, and trie Kcv. Virgil Savage officiated. The church was decorated with baskets of yellow and white chry santhemums and yellow candles, in candelabra. Piano music was play ed by Miss Gayle Geddes. Vocal ORDER OF AMARANTH HOLDS GRAND OFFICER RECEPTION A reception of Douglas Court grand officers was held Friday night, at the Masonic Temple by Douglas Court 18, Order of t h e Amaranth, with Mrs. Elmer L. Anderson, royal matron, and Hen ry Halvorscn, royal patron, presid ing. The grand court officers were extolled and presented with gifts individually as follows: Mrs. Roy Anlauf, grand representative to Massachusetts, by Mrs. . L o r a n O'Neal, Charity pro tern; Mrs. Hugh E. McDonald, assistant grand lecturer, by Carmen Clark, Wisdom pro tern; Thomas Scott, grand trustee, by Mary Jane Han sen, Truth; and Walter Dage, grand representative to Kentucky, by Mrs. Harry Young, 'Faith pro tern. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schink, as sociate patron and matron of Pal estine Court, Portland, were visi tors at the court. At the close of the meeting, re freshments were served by a com mittee composed of Mrs. Wilbe'rt Miles, Dora May Chism. Esther Elliott and Vivian Coon. The grand officer theme was carried out in decorating the beautifully appoint ed tables. The next meeting will be held Oct. 19 at 6:30 p.m. and will be a potluck dinner. SAM PHILLIPS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY, DINNER Family members and friends gathered at the Sam Phillips home near Glendale Friday evening to join in a dinner celebrating Mr. Phillips' birthday. Those present, besides the Sam Phillips family were the Ed Jack son family, the Roy Bedfords and Bob Hale. The guest of honor received a number of gifts, and a cake, in scribed. "Happy Birthday, Dad." was served. . J" - p , . ' ' , , St If ' ' , ' s . ' n V ' ' ' ' ' ift. . t, .if , t IHIMImilHIHIIIIllil)irlll1lll"Hli1t'rT-'ifJ-J--'l ' V HONORED Mrs- W. H. Graham of Farwell, Texas, is spending two weeks in Roseburg visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. G. Stephenson and Mrs. Grant Osborn, and brother, Carl Black, as well as other relatives and friends. Mrs. Graham owns a weekly newspaper. "The Stoteline Tribune," which is now being published by her son. Mrs. Grant Osborn entertained Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. Walter graciously Tuesday afternoon t Vr home in Winchester in honor ham. of Farwell Texas.' Mrs. Gra- ham arrived Fndav to spend two week, visiting in the community. ; Kail flower, were arranged ti:ora, mum aiicb ucianu, iim jam; tractivelv about the rooms. I Wharton. Mrs George Johnvm. Those 'invited to honor Mr,. Gra- j Mrs. Jack Wharton, Mrs. Roy ham were Misi Bcs, Wharton, J Catching and Mrs. A, M. Knudtson. 1 selections were, "I Love You Tru ly," a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson; and solos, "Each For the Other," sung by Mrs. Harry Ho vee, and "The Lord's Prayer," by Mrs. Bill Jennings. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore a lovely gown of white crystalette nylon taffeta and carried a bou quet of white chrysanthemums and yellow rosebuds. Maid of honor was Miss Zeta Sanders, the bride's sister, and bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Hosier of Corvallis and Mrs. Bill Jennings. Miss Patty Patton, half sister of the bridegroom, was jun ior bridesmaid. All wore rose-colored princess style frocks and car ried yellow chrysanthemums. Can dlelighters were Peggy Jewell and Judy Patton, half-sister of the bridegroom. Flower girl was Miss Cynthia Sanders, sister of the bride, and train bearer was Mary INTER-SE STUDY CLUB HAS TUESDAY LUNCHEON Mrs. Paul Geddes was a charm ing hostess Tuesday to members of the Inter-Se Study Club at a luncheon party at her attractive home on Lane Street. Mrs. Arthur Judd, a new mem ber, was welcomed by the group. Mrs. E. E. Lindell had charge of the program which dealt with the life and works of the painter Rem brandt., Mrs. Lindell spoke very interestingly, using illustrations to highlight her talk. The hostess served luncheon at a table tastefully decorated in a decor of bamboo, autumn leaves and fall flowers in hues of yellow and orange. Attending were Mrs. Arthur Judd. Mrs. t,. . Linden. Mrs Charles Stark, Mrs. Earl Wiley Sr., Mrs. Bruce Mellis, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. Harold Nichols and Mrs. John Ulrich Jr. A euest. Mrs. R. A. Briges. join ed the group in tne late atlernoon Intcr-Se will have their next meeting at a 1:15 luncheon, Tues day, Oct. 23, at the home of Mrs. John Ulrich Jr. Mrs. Earl Wiley Sr. will have charge of the pro gram. WEINER ROAST GIVEN FOR CANYONVILLE LAD The 10th birthday of R I c k 1 e Ross was celebrated Monday eve ning in the back yard of the home of his aunt. Mrs. Charles Rimell. t which time his mother, Mrs. William Ross was hostess at a wiener roast. Eight small friends of R I c k I e helped him celebrate, playing games and snaring Dinnaay cane. for- $t Conlon, Mrs. M. B. Green, Mrs. j ? B vjrdeni Mri- 0. M. Bcrrie,' Mr,. Frank Fitzpatrick. Mr,. Hugh Ritchie. Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mr,, I. B. Riddle. Miss Agnes Pitch- c it H the Conservative Baptist Church and the Rev. Harry Hovee, pastor of the Mt. View Baptist Church in Corvallis, officia ted at the double ring ceremony. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). Mosier of Corvallis. All wore yel low taffeta frocks and carried yel low chrysanthemums. John Sand ers, the bride s brother, was ring bearer. Attending the bridegroom was Bill Jennings, as best man. Ushers were Bob Kay Mosier of corvallis and Steven Dorsey. Junior usher was Herb L. Sanders Jr., the bride's brother. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Sanders wore puple with bronze accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore medium blue with wedgewood blue accessories. Both wore rosebud corsages. The bride's parents were host and hostess at the reception which followed . in the church parlors. Miss Bcrdine Morris, the bride groom's cousin, had charge of the guest book. Cutting and serving the wedding cake were Mrs. Rob ert Mosier and Mrs. J. H. Ehrct, grandmother of the bridegroom, from Atascadero, Calif. The bride groom's aunt, Mrs. Alfred Morris poured. The new Mrs. Henry chose a PATIO PICNIC AFFAIR OF FRIDAY EVENING A delightful party was held Fri day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Christian when the latter entertained her Sunday School class at a picnic supper on the patio of their home. The young guests came directly from school to the Christian home where many games were played and prizes awarded. Guests for the 5:30 picnic were seated at two large tames, in- eluded were Linda Hanneman, Judy Warren, Tommy Hall, Bobby Cox, Karen and Billy Tipton, Katny Carrieg. Lvnette Conn. Gordon Jones, Gordie Cottrell, Ike Hunt, Jim Rngan and Greg, Mark and Dean Christian. MOTHER OF GLENDALE WOMAN ENJOYS BIRTHDAY Mrs. William McGrath returned Sunday night from several days spent visiting with her mother, Mrs. M. B. Welch, who celebrated her 92nd birthday while she was there, and with her daughter, Phyl lis Louise, who teaches in one of the Portland schools. Mrs. Welch held open house on the occasion of her birthday, and many friends dropped in, including members of the Lavender Ladies Club, all of whom are over 70 years of age. The Lavender Ladies had also honored her with a birth day party at their meeting during the previous week. Six members of Mrs. Welch's family were able to be present. GENE MEACHAM HONORED AT GOING-AWAY PARTY A number of close neighbors and friends of Gene Meacham were in vited to the Meacham home Satur day evening. Pfc. Meacham has been home on an 18-day furlough, and left Monday for Arlington Hall Station. The evening was spent in visiting and playing games. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Sowlcs, Mrs. Grace Goins, KmirV and Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Booher and family. Mrs. Norman Suiter, Ronny Bedford, Mr. and Mr,. Alvin Allen, Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Goins and son, all of Curtin; Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson, Daniel, Edward and Gary of Lorane: Helen Powell of Eugene; Mrs. Grace Moorman of Drain; and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Meacham, Dorothy and Gene. FOUR BIRTHDAYS OCCASION FOR PARTY A family birthday party was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Harmon in honor of the birthday, of Sherrill and Julie Harmon and Mr. and Mr,. L. W. Cottrell which occur during the same week. Gift, were presented to the four guests of honor and refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Cottrell and Gordie, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Helmboldt and Mr. and Mr,. Don Harmon and Sherrill, Julie, Gail, Peggy and Bob. CHURCH GROUP ENJOYS POTLUCK PICNIC SUNDAY A group of church member, of the Melrose Community Church en joyed a picnic last Sunday after church at Umpqua Park. Enjoying the picnic and after noon of visiting were Mr. and Mrs. K!i Sander,, Mr. and Mr,. W. K. Bonebrake, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buckwaltcr. Henry and Betty; Mr. and Mr,. Willard Nickolaus and children; Mr. and Mrs. Ike James and children; .Mr,. Rose Teagar den, Jame, Brock, 1)U Teagarden and Mr,. Dale Bonebrak and children. taupe dress with black accessories and yellow rosebud corsage for her going away costume. After a short honeymoon the newlyweds left for Fort Oxnard, Calif., where , the bridegroom is stationed with the U. S. Navy. The bride was graduated from Corvallis High School and attend ed Oregon State and Whitworth Colleges. She formerly worked for the Douglas County Library. Coming from a distance to at tend the wedding were Blanche Newton, Earl' Creason, the Rev. and Vjf. Harry Hovee and son, Eric;Ir. and Mrs. Robert Mos ier and Bob Ray, Kathy ahd Mary Mosier, all of Corvallis; Mrs. Vio la M. Henry, Atascadero, Calif.; Air. and Mrs. J. H. Ehret, Taft; and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ehret of Lebanon. Stephen Murray Has Party On Birthday Stephen Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murray, celebrated his sixth birthday at a most enjoyable party Thursday afternoon at his home in Westmoreland. Games were played and gifts were presented to Stephen from David Bean, Timmy Swick, Tom my Carey, Steven Kiss, Doug and Bruce Richmond and Eddie Ohman. Birthday cake and o'her refreshments were served by Mrs. Murray assisted by her two daugh ters, Theresa and Cathy. ROSEBURG CHAPTER, OES ENJOYS POTLUCK DINNER Roseburg Chapter 8, Order of Eastern Star, met last week with Myrtle Olmscheld, worthy matron, and Ralph cooper, worthy patron, presiding. A program was present ed by students of the Joy Powell Dance Studio. Nell Motschenbacher was chair man of a potluck dinner which pre ceded the meeting. She was assist ed by Mr. and Mrs. Hod Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. John William Robertson and Mary Marshall. Several out-of-town guest, were present. The tables were decorated with apricot and yellow dahlias. COSTUME PARTY IS AFFAIR OF FRIDAY A Halloween party, with mem bers coming in costume, highlight ed the meeting of the Glendale Nile Club which was held Friday night at the home of Mrs. Gordon Mehl, near Glendale. Costume prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mildred Cox, dressed as a witch, and to Mrs. Mary La Prath dressed a, an old man in a night shirt. Costumes featured space men, pirates, sailors, deep sea div ers and other amusing characters. The Mehl home was decorated in accordance with the Halloween theme. Mrs. Mary La Prath won a prize for drawing whiskers on a cat. Mrs. Mehland her assistant, Mrs. I n a Lee Densley, served doughnuts and coffee. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED AT LOVELY DINNER PARTY A birthday dinner wa, held Wednesday evening at the Roy Hehn home in honor of Mr. Hehn', KirlhHau Thnca nrnt were Mr. and Mr,. Earl Stuck and children. Mr. and Mr,. Fred Thompson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ruthford and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hehn and daughter of Harrisburg. XI EPSILON CHAPTER ENTERTAINED TUESDAY XI Epsilon Exemplar Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met at the home of Mrs. lrv Pugh Tuesday eve ning. Present were Helen S a a r, Myra Crooch, Lela Shultz, Corinne Moon, Vita Wright, Mildred Gum and Clara Norris. The program wa, presented by Mr,. Patterson on "Cosmetics and Beauty Tip,." Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be Oct. 23 at the home of Mrs. Stanford Nor ris, 1744 W. Estelle. BUFFET DINNER HONORS MRS. CHRISTIAN SUNDAY Mr,. Neil Chriilian wa, honored on her birthday Sunday evening when her mother, Mrs. H. B. Kruse. entertained at a buffet dinner in her home. The serving table wa, centered with a beauti ful arrangement of all fruit. Cover, for the 6 o'clock dinner were placed at small table, for Mr. and Mr,. Neil Christian and Greg, Mark and Dean; Mr. and Mr,. Don Kru,e and Jeff and Denny: Mr. and Mr, . John Burkhart, Mr., and Mr,. J. M. Burkhart and Kathy; Mr. and Mr,. Allan Burkhart and Keith of Eugene. Johnny Burkhart and Mr. and Mr,. II. B. Kruse. Gift, were presented to the honor ed guest and viiiting was enjoyed during the evening. BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Henry William Peter son of Canyonville, Oregon, announce the engagement of their daughter, LeBerta Eliza beth, to Ray Nelson Haynes of Auburn, Wash. The wed ding will take place in June. J mm f . ' ; ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Suhrstedt announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Carolyn, to Alan L. Hatfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hatfield. Miss Suhrstedt was graduated from Glide High School this spring. Alan Hatfield is logging with his father in California. The wedding date will be an nounced later. MRS. TORREY ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB WEDNESDAY Sulherlin Bridge Club met Wed nesday for a one o'clock luncheon at tne o. L. lorrey nomc wun Mrs. Torrey as hostess. Lovely bouquets of fall flowers were used about the rooms. Covers were placed for mem bers, Mrs. C. A. Pcthrick, Mrs, J. C. Kcsner and Mrs. Frank Mc. Cord, and the following guests: Mrs. Ed Loney, Mrs. M. E. Gro shong, Mrs. D. B. Kcsner, Mrs. Bud Holm and the hostess, Mrs, Torrev. For the afternoon's contract bridge, members' high score was held by Mrs. Torrey and low by Mrs. Pothnck; guest s nign was Mrs. Holm and low, Mrs. D. B. Kcsner. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Oct. 17, at the homo of Mrs. C. A. Pethrick. BETTY JAMES HOSTESS TO BUSY STEPPERS CLUB Tha n,icv Stunners Cltih met at the home of Betty James Thurs day for a delicious potluck at noon. The afternoon was spent sewing. Visiting anu piaymg a game. Those attending were VI Horn, Helen Northcraft and son, Tyler; Maureen Muetzel, Anna Ireland, Ma-tr Unrlane Tlni-ir-P Rrinkman. Sadie Lewellyn, Renie Jenkins, Garnet Folmsbee, Mabel Roberts and Janice; Berniece Parker and daughters; Rhoda Long, Virginia Wambolt, Inez uarson ana iirs. Eli Sanders. The next meeting will be Oct. IS, at the home of Juanita Good. UiDVIM CrMNFIDER HAS ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY Uaruln CnlinpMpi relphrnfed his eleventh birthday Sunday at a fam- llu Hinnor I'nirnri UPTP nlaced for the guest of honor and Mrs. Lil lian Hill, Adam Schneider ana ir. and Mrs. Clem Schneider. Gifls were presented to Marvin and vis iting was enjoyed during the after noon hours. Mrs. Sedell Entertains Neighbors At "Coffee" Mrs. Roy W. Sedell entertained at a vcrv delishtful coffee Tuesday at her beautiful home. A lace cloth covered the table, which wa, cen tered with an arrangement of pink rose, and pink candle,. Invited to enjoy the occasion with Mrs. Sedell were Mrs. Mahie Helliwell. Miss Alice Mahn, Mrs. T. W. Delaney, Mrs Flora lies,, Mr,. Clarence Grunne, airs, uscar Peterson. Mrs. Jennie Taylor. Mrs. J. B. Hensley, Mrs. H. A. Watzig and the lattcr's mother, Mr,. Anna Kasper, who is visiting here from Portland. Newland Home Scene Of Club-Luncheon Mr,. Maurice J. Newland enter tained her bridge club at a lovely one o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her beautiful home in Laurelwood. Dahlias formed the attractive mo tif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. Har ris W. Booth, Mr,. Walter Ulrich, Mr,. Paul Helweg, Mr,. R. D. Coen. Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. II. H. Turner. Mrs. W. J. Hutch and the hostess, Mr,. Newland. Dish score for the rontract bridge play wa, won by Mr,. Tur ner. DRAPES If AUTIFULLY CLIANED IN SOFT StT. HONN'S CLEANERS 101 S.I. DoviUt Ph. OR J-I2S1 I - stens Furniture looking over annual Silver Show and Table Setting contest to be held Nov.' 16-17. Twenty partici pating organizations will have fully decorated tables for the show. Carstens Furniture and Roseburg Jewelers are co-sponsors of the coming event. (Picture by Gene Powell, Master Studio). fMmn,: i m :f c-ZT Sr-'Jk Btt 1 MRS. ED KLEMMER (center), and Mrs. Ralph Herman (right) make plans with Mrs. Roland West of Roseburg Jewelers for the china and silver to be used in the pre holiday Table Setting Contest to be held at Carstens Furniture Nov. 16-17. This Associat ed Volunteers event, as a benefit for the VA hospitalized veterans, is sponsored by Roseburg Jewelers and Carstens Furniture. (Picture by Gene Powell, Master Studio); MRS. HULT ENTERTAINS SORORITY ON TUESDAY ; Mrs. Paul Hult entertained Xi Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at the Hull's Klahance Lodge, a beau tiful rustic setting 1600 feet above the river near Idleyld, Tuesday evening. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Morris Bowkcr and Mrs. Rob ert Kent. Mrs. Hult took her guests on a tour of the lodge and the grounds, pointing out the numer ous handmade and exquisitely fin ished pieces of furniture and the remarkable stone work around the dwelling from where everyone en joyed a breath-taking view. A potluck dinner wa, served to Miss Ruth Holyoak, a guest, and Mrs. Jack Wharton Mrs. Bert Griffin, Mrs. Harold Jokela, Mr,. Ralph Huestis, Mrs. Dan Dimick, Mrs. William Scmmler, Mrs. Hen ry Darby, Mrs. Ralph Korte and the hostesses. Following a short business meeting, conducted by the president, Mrs. Bert Griffin, the social hours were spent in front of the rustic fireplace above which red autumn leaves were ar ranged in a wicker fishing creel. Light refreshments were served before the group returned to Rose burg. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN FOR MRS. WALTER DAVII Mrs. Walter Davis of Roseburg was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower held Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Eunice Powell, her mother, who live, on the North Umpqua Highway. Host esses for the affair were Mr,. Martha Broadwater and Mr,. Jean Radcliffe. Shower game, were played with Mrs. Mary Cooper, Mr,. Vera Cox and Mrs. Irene Baldwin winning prize,. Mrs. Davis opened the shower gifts which were in a pink and blue basket with the symbolic stork in front. Lovely refreshment, were serv ed guests who were Mr,. Ina Sen tee, Mr,. Mary Cooper, Mrs. Cor inne Eart, Mrs. Marty Moore, Mrs. Bertha Broadwater. Mr,. Irene Baldwin, Mrs. C. D. Dodge, Mrs. Vera Cox, Mr,. Mclba Price, Mrs. Lucille Coble, Mrs. Powell and Mr,. Davis, guest of honor. Mr,. Broadwater and Mrs. Rad cliffe relayed the good wishes of Mrs. Ethel Bates, Mr,. Myrtle Kinyon and Mrs. Mary Cornish, who sent gift, but were unable to attend. Why Be Fat? ThaAvdiPUnfujir an toe Lhat you will lout po until with your vary firot bo (2.98) or roonay back, Trikn bofur mAl a tiirctd, A yda curbt your appotitA. You auto matically 0(1 1 1 IfMwt weight natu- rally. ApproH by Doctor. No drug P oo diet. - a r m r id "ti Y IIS "WMAT4iMmHta. r I IV ! imm iur VITAMIN AND MINERAL COf Chapman's Pharmacy Con 1 Jackson OR 1-45J1 I , E fr 3 rv the dining tables to be used Tir BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON HONORS Miss Keene Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wright of Dixon ville, entertained several of her contemporaries at a luncheon party celebrating her fifth birth day at her home Friday. After playing several indoor games, guests presented birthday gifts which were opened by the guest of honor. Luncheon was served to Kcenc, Terry Hatfield, Katie Eifert, Gary Carter, 'Alan White, Mike and Con nie Wadsworth, Gale and Louis North, Betty and Bonnie Rust, Mack . Wright and the mothers of the little guests. Mrs. Glen Wright was hostess. Assisting her wcr hor mother, Mrs. H. A. Keene, and Howard Sanborne, an uncle visiting here h W l . - wttsJM i x V ORANGE BLOSSOM Tha successful man will be found at Knudtson's . . . because at Knudtson's you'll find the largest selection of diamonds and diamond jewelry. And remember, Knudtson'i have the only qoldsmifh in Roseburg so that any piece con be designed and mode to suit the most discriminate test. Terms Too. KHUDTSOHV JEWELERS RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE DOUGLAS CO. STATE BANK "is i Cc in the Associated Volunteers - i- , i -r-TTTTTI KEENE WRIGHT from Hollywood, Calif. Guests play ed outdoors following luncheon,. PINOCHLE CLUB ENJOYS FRIDAY EVENING PARTY Mrs. Helen Curry entertained her pinochle club Friday evening at her home on First Avenue. For the evening's pinochle play, Mrs. Gilman won high and Mrs. Krcwson, low. At the close of the evening. Mrs. Curry served refreshments to the Mesdames Doris Krewson, Micky Mola, Lctha Barnes, Janet Mullins. Bonnie Harvey, Betty Hopp and Bette Gilman. The next party will be held at tne home of Mrs. Bette Gilman in Fair Oaks Oct. 19. FOR THE SUCCESSFUL ..n IT A TVT'C WIFE
