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MRS. CARL TOLES surprised her fiusbond with a birthday cake bearing the message,
"Life Begins at 40", on the eve of his birthday, Feb. 28, at his post in the Sunday school
office of the Assembly of God Church, where he is Sunday school secretary and helps
with the church radio broadcast. The coke was shared with members of the radio brood
cost group who included the Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Ross, Miss Georgina Word, Mrs.
John George, Mrs. William Hardage, Bill House, Charles Crist and George Riffe. Also
present were Mrs. Charles Crist, Eunice ond Louise Toles and Mory Weber.
Winchester-Wilbur PTA Has
Program To Honor Founders
The Winchester - Wilbur PTA
met recently at Winchester School
gymnasium in honor of Founder's
Day. Mavis Bintliff gave a short
talk on what the Oregon PTA has
accomplished since it was start
ed. Elsie Brnszio told about the
old Wilbur PTA which has rec
ords back to 1923 when mothers
took turns going to the school to
prepare hot lunches for the chil
dren. The Wilbur and the Winches
ter schools consolidated in 19115
and The Wilbur Community Club
was started.
The president, Mary Pease, pre
sented a hook to each teacher and
past president who included Louise
reterson, Sclma Mosher, June
Rcid, Mrs, Francis Hcroneme,
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KURT ALLAN CUMMINGS, son of Mr. and Mrs. AI Cum
mings of Roseburg, celebrated his first birthday at two
offairs recently. Once on a visit to Portland ond a second
time on a visit in Salem. In Portland he was honored ot o
family dinner at the home of his paternal grandparents,
Mr. ond Mrs. Frod Cummings. Also present were his uncle
ond aunt, Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin Cummings, ond four
children. In Salem he was honored at the home of his
maternal grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Giese, who gave
a family dinner party. Others present were Kurt's uncle and
ount, Mr. ond Mrs. Clayton Wenber, ond two children.
Birthday cakes and gifts were presented to Kurt on both
occasions. Kurt's father, AI Cummings, is o teacher in the
Roseburg school system.
Mother-Daughter Banquet
Given By Sally Peck Guild
The annual mother daughter ban
Unci, given by the Sally Peck Guild
of the First Baptist Church, was
held Friday at 6 ISO p in. in the
tower auditorium.
The. singing, program and deco
rations carried out the Latin Amer
ican themo.
Gifts were received by Mn
Poncbrake. Mrs. Kent Bowerly and
.Mrs. Kesler.
Devotions were given hy Mrs
Blanche Peterson, followed by the
Ann Judson and Sally Peck guildi
reciting the guild covenant and
singing the guild song.
Balloons distributed In each
guest contained bits of informa
tion about Latin America.
A colorful "pinata" was hrokin
hy the children in order to gel the
candy and nuts inside.
Display tables were located annul
the room and displayed items from
Latin America.
For Sprin Suit r Drtn
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UTAH WOOLEN MILLS
M. R. Chirrlck. Dirt. RP.
Quollty Sarvlea Jfyl
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Honors Husband
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Martha Foster, Etta Orr, Ron Mar
tin, Ben Smith and Jean Trcman.
Past presidents were Adrian Van
Horn, Mavis Bintliff, Elsie Bros.io,
Pat Davis and 0. Snyder. Mr.
Snyder gave a memory reading
called "Do Tell."
An attendance pin was present
ed to the Wilbur School principal,
C. W. Smith, who has served for
seven years here.
The PTA meeting date has been
changed to the first Monday of
each month which will make thu
next meeting March 7 at 7:30 at
the Winchester School.
Refreshments were served. A
lovely cake decorated by Mrs. Ev
erett Blondcll served as the cen
terpiece. r
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Special thanks go to Mr. Webh
and Mrs. Walker for the prep
aration of the meal and to the
men of the church doing the serv
ing.
DinnerAnnounced
Mclnise Grange will sponsor
ham dinner at the grange hall Sun
I day, March i Serving will he
1 held helween 12:311 noon and 3:30
; n m. The public is invited to en
joy the dinner,
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Plan Ahead For Spring
St. Patrick's Day Special
IncludcioPf rm M Wvt
Starttnf at 7.50
Phont For Appointments
Miller's Beauty Salon
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Bridge Players
To Practice At
Weekly Sessions
Mrs. Morris Bowker, Goren con
tract bridge teacher, has announc
ed informal practice sessions start
ing Tuesday, March 15, at 7:30
p.m. at the Umpqua Hotel. Ses
sions will be held each week.
The sessions are for those de
siring further instruction in the ac
tual card play, with Mis. Bowker
on hand to advise and answer ques
tions as they arise. Those interest
ed may make up their own four
somes or attend as individuals.
Players may attend for a short
time or for the whole evening.
Newcomers in the area are es
pecially welcome and are invited
to play cards and meet fellow
bridge players.
Mrs. Blake Is
Sorority Guest
Beta lota, KSA, held its meeting
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Charles Bailey.
Mrs. Kenneth Smith, who was in
chnrge of the program, "Cosmet
ics," had as her guest speaker,
Mrs. Orville Blake from McKay
Drugs. She gave a very interest
ing demonstration.
Mrs. Don Krnse, president, con
ducted the meeting. Following the
meeting, all participated in stuff
ing Kasier Seal envelopes.
Ilcfrcshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs, Pat Shepard, and
her co-hostess. Mrs. Don Josh,
to members, Mrs. Bill Matthews,
M rs. Richard Berney . M rs. Don
Krirae, Mrs. Charles Bailev, Mrs.
Boh Bashford. Mrs. Bill Madson,
Mrs. Jack Math is, Mrs. Joe Sinko,
Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs, Don
Hngan, Mrs. Hick Mann and Mrs.
Michael Woolon,
The next meeting will be March
lfi at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Smith.
Charming Party
Honors Mrs. Raaf
Mrs. Richard Kaaf was compli
mented at a farewell affair hy sev
eral of her neighhors at a charm
ing parly given in her honor Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Claude Bar
clay at the latter's attractive home
on Oswego. Mrs. Baaf moved la .-.t
weekend into her new home on
Clarrecht Street.
The honoree was presented with
a lovely group gdt.
Delicious refreshments were
served hy the hostess to Mrs. Raaf,
Mrs. Shari Stewart of Kugene, sis
ter of the honoree; Mrs. Roser
Kownend, Mrs. Mike Yost, Mrs.
Barton Harrison, Mrs. Jim Young
er, Mrs, B. K. ShelKm and Mrs.
Hay Chaslain.
Dunns To Be
Honored Mar, 12
A charming affair of the week
will be the open house at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster at
1118 SK Jackson St. Saturday.
March 12, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. I. M. Dunn on their 2Mh
wedding anniversary.
Helalixcs and friends are most
cordially invited to call between
7 an 10 p.m.
Benefit Party
The Oakland Garden Club has
invited the public to enjoy a St.
Patrick's Day rani party and 12:3(1
o'clock luncheon Thursday, March
17. Reservations for the parly
mav be made hv calling Mrs.
George Blanck, Oakland 3842.
Drirron ond lrn Pay
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Recital
Enjoyed
On Thursday evening, Miss
Gladyj Strong presented a group
of students in the fourth piano re
cital of a winter series. Several
beginners played for the first time
and intermediate and advanced
students also were presented. Ail
of them nJayed well showing real
interest arid artistic ideals for tieir
work. ,
Families and friends were invit
ed to attend the recital which was
given at Miss Strong's residence
studio on South East Main Street.
The following played: Scott
Whittenherg, David Whittenberg,
Vu-ki West, Kristine llugg, Wendy
Woodrich, Billy Wilde, Mary Lou
ise Wilde. Renner Winston, Betty
hiring, Tony Follett, Sharon
Count. Janet Inman. Julie Thomp
son and Kusene Gerlitz.
Oakland Sorority Hosted
In Roseburg On Tuesday
The meeting of Oakland Beta
Pi Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha,
was held at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Ulmer in Roseburg, Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Ronald Cope
land as co-hostess.
Mrs. William Bennett, president,
conducted the meeting. Members
discussed the state convention
which will be held in Eugene
April 22, 23 and 24. Eight mem
bers are planning to attend. Mem
bers also worked on the Easter
Seal project for the Roseburg area.
The "Wide, Wide World" study
program was on Ireland with an
interesting talk given by M r s.
Ronald Copeland. Members dis
cussed present day Ireland as well
as its early history.
A report was given on the recent
bowling party held for the mem
bers and their husbands at the
Four Winds. Those enjoying an
evening of bowling were Mr. and
Mrs. William Ulmer. Mr. and Mrs.
William Bennett. Mrs. Leslie llea
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cope
land, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Man-
Masons Honored
ByOES Chapter
Masons uprp honored at the
Wednesday evening meeting of ;
Oregon Chapter 57, OES, held at
Hie Masonic lemple in Canyon
ville. Worthy Patron William Moore
presented gifts to Masons present.
Mrs. Ray Wright, associate ma
tron, reported that the social club's
financial returns from Monday eve
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Decorations in the dining room
gave an advance note of spring
with potted hyacinths and passion
vine arranged on the tables and
daffodils and flowering apricot in
cluded in other arrangements.
Mrs. Milton Cooper and Mrs.
Earl Ashhaiigh were hostesses dur
ing the refreshment hour.
The annual Friendship Night of
Oregon Chapter, to which all
neighboring chapters and visiting
members of OES are invited, was
announced for March 16.
Christmas Club
Meets Thursday
Mrs. Clair K. Allen entertained
the Christmas Club at a very love
ly 7:3(1 p.m. dessert - supper
Thursday evening at her attrac
tive home on SK Watson Street.
Plum blossoms and daffodils form
ed a pretty motif for the occasion
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Kenneth Quine. Mrs. O. M. Ber
ne, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. 1.. E.
McClintock, Mrs. It. D. Bridges,
Mrs. C. 11. Wade and the hostess.
Mrs. Allen. Sewing and visiting
were enjoyed during the pleasant
mivimi nun is.
Double Surprise Party
Held At Kruse Home
Mrs. II. B. Kruse entertained re
cently at a double-surprise party
at her home in Riversdale. The
.irked the birthday of!and Mr. Shirley Gilham, Mr. ni ;
occasion m
Mrs. R. I.. Harmon and was also
a pink and blue shower for Mrs.
Gary Conn.
Mrs. Kruse served refreshments
after which gifts were presented
to the two surprised guests, Mrs.
Harmon and Mis. Conn, from Mrs.
Don Harmon, Mrs. L. W. Cotlrell.
Mrs. H. W. Conn, Mrs. Kathryiiiriav at the clubhouse. Mrs. W. L.
Ewcns, Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. Jim
Conn and son, Freddie; Mrs. J.
P. Conn, Mrs. Don Kruse, Mrs.
Neil Christian, Julie Harmon,
Karon Kruse, Brad Conn and the
hostess, Mrs. Kruse.
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KayMaisenbach Smith Feted
At Lovely Party At Tenmile
The home or Mrs. Walter CnaU
in Tenmile was the scene of a
charming affair Thursday when
Mrs. Coats, Mrs. Ralph Dwislit
and Mrs. Dewey Chamblen enter
tained at a bridal shower to hon-
I "f -Mrs- -Neal Snliln Kay
hach I.
The table was centered with a
heart-shaped white cake, decorat
ed with pink roses, which had been
b.iked and decorated by Mrs.
Chamblen. Bouquets of daffodils
were used in decoration about the
rooms. Game prizes were von by
Mrs. Don Roth, Mrs. John Ralh
ky, Mrs. Lee Farmer, Mrs. Alice
Tyler, .Mrs. Isaac James and Mrs.
A. V. Young.
Mrs. Smith opened her many
lovely gifts and displayed them,
after which delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
Enjoying the occasion were Mrs.
Smith; her mother; Mrs. Verne
Maisenbach; her sister, Mrs. Rich
ard Caster; Julia Eniow, Betty
ning, Mr. and Mrs. James Runge,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sluwt, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Schulze and JoAnne
Premazzi. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Howard McFctridge and Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Stuwe.
After the meeting refreshments
were served to Mrs. Harry Smith,
Mrs. Daniel Gillon, Mrs. Robert
Stearns, Mrs. Neil Fuller. Mrs.
Barton Slane, Mrs. James Runge,
Mrs. Ronald Copcland, Mrs. Wil
liam llmer, Mrs. Fjugene Todd,
Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. Paul
Schulze, Mrs. Leslie lleaton, Mrs.
Doris Neeley and JoAnne Premaz
zi. Open House Held
At Evergreen On
Saturday Night
Open house was held by Ever
green Orange at a most interest
ing affair at the hall recently.
Trail Blazers Art Lucas and Leon
White were assisted by George
French. A camel walk and kettle
rock were danced by Susan Chit
wood, Judy and Sue Lindell and
Sandra Stewart. Susan Chitwood
presented a tap dance and Bea
Cornielsen gave a skit. Susan Eng
dahl played accordion solos and
Claude and Wilma Rhodes present
ed a skit. Play Glimpses, written
ny Barbara Wackerbarth, with Is
""""a McDowell as mistress of
ceremonies, included the following
cast: Donna Ball, Melvin Boehme,
Linda Burt, LaVetta Ball, Alec
McDowell,. Aggie Veach, Mike
Veach, Bill Bart, Helen Lander,
Loretta Veach. Susie Veach and
John Lander. Mr. Sperlock nlaved
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the electric guitar and Melvin
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Boehme and his parents sang the
song, "In the Garden." The affair
was enjoyed by a large number.
Club Meeting
Held Wednesday
The Roseburg Art and Embroid
ery Club met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. F. J. Cornell, 1543
SE Main St. A social hour was
enjoyed by Mrs. Peggy Wright, a
former member as a guest, and
Mrs. Henry Erskine, Mrs. Frank
Bergh, Mrs. F. 1. Betls. Mrs. Earl
Decker, Mrs. Zella Miller, Mrs. J.
G. Stephenson, Mrs. George Cluck,
Mrs. Lyle Hibbard, Mrs. C. M.
Page, Mrs. Lester Schulze, Mrs.
R. L. Russell, Mrs. Henry F. Sny
der, Mrs. J. W. Bowman, Mrs.
Ed Deal and the hostess, Mrs.
Cornell.
A food sale was planned to he
held at the next meeting at the
home of Mrs. l.vle Hibhard, 1B15
SE Cobb St. March 16, at 2 p.m.
Claytons Have
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clavton
of guim,s c"rcok near Azalea cele-
hrated their 45th wedding anni
versary at a turkey dinner served
at their home Saturday evening.
The Claytons cut a three-tiered
white wedding cake decorated witn
pink rosebuds. The cake was baked
and decorated by Betty Bradv.
Guests for the evening were Mr.
Mrs. Ralph Hurst and Mr. and !
.Mrs. Hiram ilauck and Mrs. Alice
Gillispie.
Meet Thursday j
Women of the Roseburg Countrv
Club met at a noon luncheon Thurs-
Tozer, president, was in charge
of the meeting, followed by the
weekly contract bridge play. Win
ners were Mrs. E. C. Klcmmer,
first; Mrs. James Hughes, second,
and Mrs. Paul Barcus, third.
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Jean and Teri Gasler, Mrs. Nor
man DeGnath, Mrs. John Rathkey
Alice Tn'r, Mrs. Isaac James
Mrs. Vaughn Tombs, Mrs. Wayne
Breitenbucher, Mrs. Dean Dwight,
.Mrs. A. F. Young, Mrs. C. C.
Worlhington, Mrs. Lee Farmer,
and the hostesses, Mrs. Coats, Mrs.
Dwight and Mrs. Chamblen.
Sending gifts were Mrs. Charles
Roberts, Mrs. Donald inncn jr.,
Mrs. R. E. Camp, Emma Died
rich. Mrs. Glen Good, Mrs. B. B.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gas
ter. Ralph and David Maisenbach,
Erta Sherman, Marcia Ixifton, Eva
Lakey, Mrs. Donald Hinch Sr.,
Mrs. Charles McDaniels, Mrs. Roy
Jones, Verne Maisenbach, Mrs.
Bill Norton, Mrs. William Cook
and Mrs. Milford Dowdy.
Tournament
To Be Held
Junior Duplicate Bridge play
winners for North South players
Monday night were William Neigh
bors and William Pritchett, first;
Mrs. Ralph Apperson and Mrs.
Harry Ferguson, second, and Mrs.
William Norris and Mrs. James
Little, third
East - West winners were Mrs.
D. W. Fitzgerald and Mrs. John
Davenport, first; Mrs. John Doer
ing and Mrs. David Weisman, sec
ond, and Dr. and Mrs. Albert Mo
ene, third.
Announcement of a six weeks
series of play beginning March 14
running through April 18 was made
by Mrs. Walter ulnch. lo qualify
for prizes at the conclusion, play
ers must have at least five of the
six games with a different partner
and only five score" in the final
tally will be counted. This type of
marathon duplicate bridge is an
additional means of awarding
prizes and does not in anyway ef
fect Monday night's usual game.
Winners
Announced
Winners in the Friday afternoon
play at the Elks Duplicate Bridge
Club at the Elks Temple were
Mrs. Harry Hildeburn and Miss
Gertrude Rast, first; Mrs. M. C.
Bowker and Mrs. Ira J. Seitz and
Mrs. Ray Carrico and Mrs. Wal
ter Fisher, tying for second, and
Mrs. Russell Rummcl and Mrs. O.
R. Petersen, fourth.
Tuesday evening winners for
North - South players were Mrs.
M. L. Hallmark and Mrs. L.vle
Bodcnner, first; Mrs. A. E. Kent
and Mrs. G. W. Marshall, second,
and tying for third were L. E. Mc
Clintock and Mrs. Harry Hilde
burn and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Pe
tersen. East - West winners were Mrs.
L. E. McClintock and Mrs. J. M.
Bevans, first; Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Callison, second, and Mrs. Walter
Ulrich and Mrs. Edgar Lewis,
third.
Friday, March 18, is the date of
the St. Patrick's Master Point plav
party to be held at the Elks Club
at 12:30 noon. Mrs. 0. R. Petersen
is chairman of the group and those
desiring further information re
garding the play may call her.
Mrs. Cummings
Entertains Club
Mrs. Leslie Cummings was host
ess to members of her bridge club
Tuesday evening at her charming
home. Bouquets of daffodils were
used in decoration.
High score for the contract
bridge play was held by Mrs. Hed
ley Carbis. Mrs. C. V. Montgom
ery was second,
Laler in the evening the hostess
surved refreshments to Mrs. Car
bis, Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs. Har
old Haskin. Mrs. Cecil Sherwood
Mrs. R. C. Berg. Mrs. Adrian Fish
er and Mrs. Walker Admire.
Mrs. Gorman Hosts Club
The Al-Si-Um Club of the Daugh
ters of the Nile met at the home
of Mrs. Jack Gorman in Elkton
with 15 members present. Those
from the Elkton area were Mrs
Charles Randall, Mr. Earl Har-
ris. Mrs- William Hansen and the
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TWINS HONORED Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Woods enter
tained at a dinner party ot their home on Castle Street
Sunday to honor their twin sons, Curtis and Craig, on
their second birthday. The table featured a large birth
day cake. Gifts were presented to the twins from their
maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James White of
Cottage Grove, ond their parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Woods,
and children, Cris, Carey and Cathey.
Badoura Club
Entertained
Badoura Club, Nydia Temple,
Daughters of the Nile, met Tues
day evening at a very charming
7:30 o'clock dessert - supper at the
beautiful home of Mrs. C. B.
Wade on SE Kane Street with
Mrs. Cliff Thornton and Mrs. T.
B. Virdcn assisting hostesses. Cam
ellias and jonquils formed the love
ly decorations for the occasion.
The Putnam sisters presented
delightful vocal numbers, which
were greatly enjoyed by the group,
ing the evening with Mrs. Wade,
Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Virdcn
were Mrs. Chester Thompson, Mrs.
w. n. carter, Mrs. O. M. Berne,
Mrs. Earl Bleile. Mrs. M. C. Cas-
sel, Mrs. C. V. Crites, Mrs. Roy
Catching. Mrs. Bruce Elliott, Mrs.
A. J. Ellison, Mrs. T. C. Fitz
gerald. Mrs. James O. Hughes,
Mrs. Essie Koentz, Mrs. A. F.
Micelli, Mrs. Sidney Thoresen,
Mrs. S. A. Warg and Mrs. Ken
neth Quine.
The next sewing meeting will he
at 1:30 p.m. March 22, at the
home of Mrs. Koentz, 1527 NW
Eden.
Ceremonial Held
A class of 28 initiated inlo Zu
leima Temple, Daughters of the
Nile, at the spring ceremonial held
last week in Euecne included Ihree
Sutherlin ladies, Mrs. C. R. Brit
tain, Mrs. Forrest Rehwalt and
Mrs. Herb Hubhell. During the
evening a banquet was served at
the temple for the new members,
their escorts and friends.
Other members from Sutherlin
who attended were Mrs. Marvin
Steinbach, Mrs. W. M. Thompson,
Mrs. I). B. Kcsner, Airs. C. A.
Pethcrick. Mrs. E. A. Barnes.
Mrs. Frank ilcCord. Mrs. Sandy
McBride and Mrs. Logan White.
Visiting dignitaries from Nvdia
Temple, Portland, were Ruth Pow
ell, queen: Bea Feock. Princess
Tirza and Violet Lang, Princess
uauoura.
Younger Set Has Party
A Saturday evening of fun was
enjoyed by 13 young people of the
iNonpanei community recently at
the Fair Oaks Grange Hall.
Hosting the occasion were-Shar
on Norris. Diana Lee King and
Marten King, who served refresh
ments after the group had spent
the evening playing indoor games.
Another party is planned for the
near future.
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Honored
Friends and relatives called on
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wharton
Sunday in observance of their 60lh
wedding anniversary. The latter
has been ill for the last year and
a half. Flowers, gifts and cards
were presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Wharton.
Calling to honor the Whartons
were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wharton,
Miss Jane Wharton, G. V. Wim
herly, Mr. and Mrs. L, W. Josse,
Mr. and Mrs. W, Ernest Butler,
Mrs. Velle Broadway, Mrs. A. E.
Kent. Mrs. T. B. Virden, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Chapman, Mrs.
S. L. Kidder, Miss Gertrude Rast,
Mrs. Harry Hildeburn, Mrs. A. B.
Casev, Mrs. Roy Beilows, Mrs. A.
A. Wilder, Mrs. Robert P. Kidder,
Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Mrs. Arthur
Baum and Orrin Jones. The Whar
ton's only daughter, Mrs. Florence
Wickland, who is now a teacher
here, has made her home in Rose
burg since her mother's illness.
She was a teacher in Honolulu for
many years prior to returning
here.
Luncheon Club
Meets Monday
Arrangements of daphne and
daffodils formed the decorations
used by Mrs. Virgil Lomax Mon
day, when she entertained her
bridge club at a charming 12:3(1
o'clock luncheon at her beautiful
home on Cardinal Street.
Enjoying the occasion with Mrs.
Lomax were Mrs. L. W. Metzger,
Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. M. L. Hail
mark, Mrs. Waiter Fisher and
Mrs. Fred Schwartz, members,
and Mrs. Harold E. Schmecr and
Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, guests.
High score for the afternoon's du
plicate bridge play was won by
Mrs. Fisher with Mrs. Lomax win
ning the second high score.
Church Potluck Enjoyed
The Olivet Presbyterian Church
was the scene Sunday evening of
a potluck dinner which was follow
ed by a mission study period.
Elbert Brock, Glcndale eicmen-
' tary principal, showed pictures
which he and his wife had taken
in French Morocco while he was
principal of a school for the chil
dren of U. S. Air Force personnel
there.
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