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THURSDAY AUGUST «y ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED O C IE T Y M fflllB Miss Isabel Safley entertained Saturday evening honoring Miss Frances Mack in, Berkeley. C ali M iss Rodney llood^ Reporter Telephone 1 5 9 fornia. Mrs. ---------------- — Glenn Wilson. The mr Presbyterian Church. E. F. Mc- I)alles. Mrs. Henry Molino, San Farland. minister. — Bible schoel i n tu m w Diego. California. Other guests in- meets at 9:45. Morning worship is BONLAUGH-MOSBY r K ID A Y eluded Miss Gail Lindamood, Mrs. at 11.’00 o’clock. The Rev. W illiam >nuht»r *"e w *b meet in the Paris Breedlove, Miss Bemadine Oraler, S. S. missionary of the Miss Lita E. Mosby, dai of Mrs. Marguerite Moibv of Do- afterno° " the ho™e of Mrs. Weise. Miss M argaret Short. W illam ette Presbytery, w ill be the I ao Nf<i11Hows witH cs»».i Dorothy ix»»««!... Safley. iu LFiiaM «vw«|||^pp of the tHe morn murning George m Matthews with Mr« Mrs. Mom? M ary Kfi«««w Misses Wmna Donna and rena became K the b rid e of j Ham id Georcp aimews won est it speaker _ mid i«z o— i----u — W Rocinmrh ««n Smith as hostess. Mrs. George Announcement was made of the w dl f ’" the pulpit during the nb- laugh and *Mrs c H Rmhr«.» «r Fullerton w ill lead devotional* and approaching marriage larriage of Miss Saf- s°nce of the pastor on h IS v . u a - _Si Tuesdav Mrs. W . Inlv V. til McGee ill be and — Lester Gates. There w ill m be nu no evening Portland on nt m *5 w »- v . in M ley cuee ... ... n,IU vram . ■ tion. — 8:45 p m The .vrenuiny was per charge of the P ^ 8 rani. Both Miss Safley and M r. Gates meetings during the month it formed at Vancouver. Washington. T IT v J n a v ?he * ° AU<Uat in the English Lutheran church „ , TUESDAY the m otif for the table decora- • • pai>onage. The Rev Paul L. Kunz- Roval Neighbor camp w ill meet tlon-s * ’«» lumber. The table had Assembly of God. Atwood Fos- man mad the vows in the presence Tuesday at 8.00 p. m. in Eagles 85 a centerpiece a truck filled ter. pastor. Sunday school 9:45. of a a few few friends friends and and relatives relatives of of halL Wl‘ h sma11 Douglaa fir logs. A morning worship at 11:00. Eve- of road bed of gravel was built ning. 7:45, evangelistic services, the couple. Miss Louise Field of around the centerpiece. On the Tuesday, 7:30, prayer meeting, Portland was bridesmaid and W al THURSDAY The Cooley H ill club w ill meet road r ° * d ,were were m iniature trucks all Thursday. Thursdi 7:45. Bible study by the lace Boslaugh of Portland acted as best man. The bride wore an af- af at the home of Mrs. Ralph Haw- ,oaded w ith timber. On the top iwstor. • • • ith ley. August 15. piece of lumber was w ritten the ternoon frock of navy blue with _ ------------------- . --------------— __ guests' m ie s ts ’ n am es o n th e I underneath in d e m e .t h rV um . names, on the Community Bible class meets in navy and white accessories and I a pieces were the words. Isabel Saf- the Townsend hall every Sunday gardenia corsage. Guests were Mr. GAROUTTE REUNION ley— Lester Gates, early fall. morning at 9:45. lead er. M r. Lau- and Mrs C. H. Embree. M r. and ------------- Mrs. Ed Bauder and M r. and Mrs. The Garoutte clan held a family tach. Everyone welcome. Special NINTH REUNION invitation to the ladies. C. J. Sullivan, all of Portland. Mrs. reunion at the Roseburg Auto ------------- • • • Boslaugh is a graduate of the Cbt- camp in Roseburg Sunday. Guests The ninth reunion of the J. G. Catholic Church. Father An- tage Grove high school of the class were Mrs. Minnie W illits. Mrs of 1935 and M r. Boslaugh of the Gus Carlson and Mrs. A W. Warn- and E : A,len descendant* thony Gerace. — M aw each Sun- class of 1936. The young couple pole and Miss H allie W illits of he d Sur>day in the C ity park, day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth w ill make their home in Portland Roseburg. Others present were Those present were: M r. and Mrs. Sunday when the hour Is 8 a m where he is employed by the Safe- M r. and Mrs. Alden Hoyt, Miss £ £ H arrel and M r. and Mrs. W . • • • way stores. Audrey Hoyt. M r. and Mrs. Lea E , ® ,on and son Billy of Glen- Methodist Church. Ellsworth M — Eaton. M r. and Mrs. Gus Gross da«e. Oregon. M r. and Mrs. Elm er Tilton, pastor.—Sunday school at LUNCHEON PARTI" and M r. and Mrs. Henry Eaton of «nd ¿ h,ld5S.n- E1™ r 9:45 S L Mackm. Supt. F o ti- Mrs. W arren Briggs of Eugene Bandon; Miss Geneva Kime, Miss a. " uth of Marshfield. M b s L ois noon sendee. 11. sermon subject announced the engagement of her B etty Mae Romaine. M r. and Mrs. „ , Iand: M r and M rs- "Distant Horizons.” Frank Grubb daughter. Miss Virginia Briggs to A rth u r Linck. M r. and Mrs. W . F. i , aro G -fc Lal7?.’ Eugene, M r. and of Roseburg w ill be the guest W a lte r Alton Woodward, Jr., son Wart and Mrs. Gladys H are of Ethan .Allen and children, soloist at the morning service of M r. and Mrs. W. A. Woodward, Portland; M r. and Mrs. W alter n and Donna, and Nto and Evening service. 8:00, sermon sub-’ Tuesday at a luncheon party given Garoutte. Mrs. Lah Garoutte. Mrs 2.lrs George Hayes and children, ject. "Accounted W orthy.” Ep- by Mrs. Woodard at her' home Ida Garoutte. Ceford Garoutte. Eorn and CYeswell; M r and worth and Interm ediate Leagues. The table was centered with a Miss Esther McHugell, M r. and r i f 5’ ^ l a , and children, 7:00. Prayer meeting. Thursday at huge b .o q u e t of flowers with Mrs Darrel Garoutte and sons and Gloria Jean, Cres- 8:00 p. m. streamers running to each table Eddie and Larry, M r. and Mrs. Q ty , CaL; M r. and Mrs. R. L. • • • and a scroll at each place an- E a rlG a ro u tte and Alden Garout- a" d *?nAT headolT i?.‘L and Christian Church G o r d o n L nouncing the news. The wedding te. Erank Sutter. W . A. Garoutte £ ,lff° i dr ^ nwand ¿ h,|dren. Hypes, minister Bible *ch<xd at w ill take place in the near future. and son M ark. Alex Garoutte. D r. P a.’ld E lVe, M aT; ??*" 9:45; c h u r c h worship 10 45 Miss Briggs attended the Univer- and Mrs. A. W . Kime. D r. and M ” "n ,v e ln » H arrel. M r. chriktian E n d e a r 7 00 o ml sity of Oregon and M r. Wood- Mrs C. H. Kim e and daughter • " d ¿drs . Srl?U “ *** M r Evening service 8 00 n m P M^" ward was graduated from the Claudette, M r. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. A lta K elly all of Cottage Hypes’ morning subtect is "i University where he was affiliated Stacy and M r. and Mrs. Frank Grove. vr------ Know Him ." The evening sermon with Sigma Nu fraternity. He is KellY. all of Cottage Grove, is number ten in the favorite ser P. D. O. CLUB associated with his father in busi- mon series. "The Ugliest Sin in ness at Cottage Grove THETA RHO GIRLS the W orld.” Mrs. S. L. Godard entertained • • • the P.D.G. club at her home F ri- 5?1<th S " lO o ' f *haU day ™ 'G 'w ia T p e m '! » e , ^ ri . ,ia, n Sclcnce Soclely. 242 SURPRISE PARTY H, 1 9 4 0 W. K. C. P IC N IC lie served nt noon. Members and The W.R.C. w ill hold a picnic at their families are Invited to a t the city park Saturday Lunch will tend. A N N O U N C IN G ('hange in ownership of the (leorge’a Dairy nn<l nlao the change in name f r o m Georgo’ii Dairy to the Hitnriae Dairy. We take thia meana of soliciting n continuation of the patronage of all former customers of George's Dairy and inviting those of you who have not trie«, our dairy pro ducts and service to do so now. We w ill endeavor at all times to supply you with the highest quality products, products that w ill meet with the most rigid inspection. May we serve youf Phone I P 13 Mr. and Mrs Glenn Linebaugh ----------— e w n *nI rn Mrs. a a y e H. v e R. ^ Adams „ ner entertained Bome m u , day -• a surprise party for her daughter Frances Lee on her 16th birthday anniversary. Several lovely gifts were presented the guest of hon- or. Various games were played and delicious refreshments were served at a late hour by the host- ess. Guests present included Janet Rynearson, H a z e l and Helen Wells, Agnes McNew, Betty and Alberta Adkins. Betty Whitney, Dons Stroup, Marcia Brund, Bet- ty Jean Stoneburg. Donna Clark, Mrs. Ellsworth T i i t o n , ________ Tilton. M r. and Mrs. Jack Caton, Boyd Allen and ™ade K S S . 'S S J .T V s J S S » ¡ M S Z S & haX l t ? <,P‘7L’5 a | em Lane county fair. The hus- bands and families of the mem- ™ » o, bers j°m ed them in the evening . 1 »u OIk.- e f ° r a Picnic supper. Guests in- £on?.eu ofT advisor. Mrs. Oscar duded Georgia W ard. Mrs. Eldon bmith. Installation was held for p e n -jne and daughters of Seattle th5 vlce president. Grace St. Elmo, Washington, who are visiting Mrs who was unable to be present at Perrine's parents, M r. and* Mrs. regular installation. Following the Godard, and Mrs. Charles Hallo- biwmess meeting the girls were way mother of Mrs. D. W . / r S tu r8es- A ca,l business meeting and new committees of of , he club wilJ h ,d August 16 ^ d Fellow and Rebekah at the home gU3 ° «°dges. — . Evening service second U e d n«Klay of each month at 8:00 p m . The Bible. Christian Sci- * 9 ° * literatu re and the writings of M ®ry B aker Eddy may be bor- rowed or purchased before or af- ter the Wednesday service, * * * F irst Baptist Church — Sundav school at 10:00 a. m . Mrs W * C M artin. Supt. Church services at n .o o . £>. / r Branton w ill speak morning and“ X ning B Y P. U.. 7:00 p. m Evening service REBEKAH LODGE at 8:00 o’clock. Prayer meeting. the honor guest PIPER-BAKER — - Thursday at 7:30 p. m. ... . . . . ----- Z ----- . . The regular meeting of Rebekah The annual Baptist picnic w ill Miss M in am Piper and W alter lodge was held Friday evening in be held Friday at Layng’s Grove. Lee Baker were married at Rose- the I.O .O .F. hall. A resolution of Those pfenning to attend please burg on Friday July 26. They were respect was adopted in honor of meet at the church at 2:30 p m accompanied to Roseburg by Ray Mrs. Anna Gowdy and Mrs. S u s a n --------------------------- Nelson, nephew of the bride. Both Klopfenstein, members who have G IR L s c o i r r » i v c a m p M r. and Mrs. Baker have lived recently passed away. A t the next _______ * AMP here many y e a i^ a n d a r e well regular meeting of the lodge the Th girl scouts are camping this known by many people. M r. Baker charter w ill be draped in their week at G ray’s bridge about has Uved on the coast near T illa - honor. Refreshments were served twelve m ile. S iV o n N toSy c ^ k Shampoo and Wave mook for several years but re- at the close by the following o ffi- Mrs. M ax Bird is in charge o fth e (dried) ________ .75 turned to Cottage Grove recently, cers: Mrs. Eiva Morris, Mrs. girls and Mrs Loma H id « o f F u Wave (wet) _____ .25 .T h e couple have purchased the Bertha Gunderson. Mrs. M artha gene is teaching them basket™ Keyes place and w ill make their Eastham, Mrs. Zula Hansen and ,an<i weavingTTwse* attending are Your business is appreciated home there. Mrs Alice Conner. The lodge win Ethel M a e ^ A l l ^ S h i r ^ y A l£ T Have Your Hair Styled to Suit YOU! at L A D ir s ~ C O r N C I I T H E H O TEL WAVE SH OPPE Call 88 and ask for Beauty Shop Open nights by appointment ~ zx ................. ......... m LADIES COI NCIL ____ „ In c I^Huics Council of the CThris- tian church was entertained at the home of Mrs. H erbert Moon by the Pauline circle. The members enjoyd a potluck luncheon served on the lawn. Following the lunch- (bey • gathered i I 60,1 " ~ - in - the - living - aKdm m . , T„ A- v. H. CLUB _ ■ The A .V.H . club enjoyed a pic- me supper at the home of M r. and Mrs. L. G. Van Schoiack one eve- ning last week. Mrs. N ettie Lem- ley and daughter M rs Iona Reim- ers . s = P °aane. Washington, ~ who 'T’v kppunij MALTONIC b M M U U M I m «M m Iraa le a k Ural , S toriala Sw aspetto, aad w la i «toar. V yea la ri la aaa4 r i a Y O U R PE.NSLAR D R U G STORE Close Out on Straw Hats 19c 98c Rao-Vac Speedlite 89c Djer Kiss Body Cologne, 12-oz. 89c A number of friends and rela tives gave a surprise birthday par ty and picnic at the Woodson Auto park Sunday in honor of M r, and Mrs. W alter Smith whose b irth days both occurred on that day. Following the picnic dinner at noon the group went to the Smith home and spent the afternoon so cially. Several nice gifts were pre sented the two pjests of honor. PICNIC DINNER M r. and Mrs. R. L. Cone and family, M r. and Mrs. E. E. Cone and family, M r. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey, M r. and Mrs. S. L. Mackin, Mrs. A lbert Woodard and M r. and Mrs. N. E. Compton en joyed a picnic dinner a t Pole camp Sunday. In the afternoon the group motored up to the F a ir- view ranger station for a visit. PICNIC SUPPER ELECTRIC FANS 1 .4 9 ivitiAine Medico Pipe« — n u n ie r , jf Charming Homes— BIRTHDAY PARTY Tobacco at Cut- Rate Prices Alarm Clock« .... . -----------I z Barbara Anderson. Anne Arm- strong. Vona Beach. Jane Beidler, June R lrd Sara Bjorset Bet tie Jane £7avine<i* Ann Joyce Q a rk MaVtory Cniner D o r' otby Jean Jackson Patricia Kellv j ean Petersen Jaunita PoweS’ Chloris Roberts D o n n a M a« sm ith. M ary Lo.i Thompson, I x . ls Weldon 2 ~ “ ~ and — Beverly s K W hitlock S guests. The evening was spent in and A rietta Roberts social conversation and group — " singing of old fa m ilia r songs. Th club held an all day picnic Sunday at the cabin of M r. and Mrs. W il liam Bartels near Scottsburg. KELLY’S )UT RATE DRUGS ’“‘S Wf- We€kS $1.00 Johnsons Gio Coat 59c 18c Colgate Tooth Paste .... 2 for 29c 50c Mineral Oil .... 39c Dark Glasses 25c to $2.00 Cut-Rate Prices Are Our Regular Prices M r. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk were hosts to several friends Mon day evening at a picnic supper,! served on the lawn of their farm home east of town. Guests w ere: | Messrs, and Mmes. Ollie Pickens, C. A. Spriggs, K . K. M ills and W . C. M artin. require charming furnishings and finer belonging« re quire the utmost care in the «election of your furni tu re . Here we have attempted to arrange a moat com Complete Lines Found at room of your home, with all the modern day designs and creations, and priced consistent to good quality. We invite your inspection. BRESSLER’S — 411 Main St. BuildwelL (Guaranteed) Davenports, Chairs and Davenolas. Fashion Flow Bed Room and Dining Sets. Simmons Springs and Mattresses. Lang and Olympic Ranges. Olympic Circulators. Bigelow Rugs. • mat FREE ESTIMATES ON VENETIAN BLINDS We Invite Your Inspection W. B. C. CLUB MEETS The W . B. C. club met yesterday w ith Grace Jenkins for a 1:30 dessert followed by an afternoon of bridge. Elsie DeYoung won high score and Edna Burleson won low score. Alice Petersen was a guest. plete and well balanced stock of merchandise for every Your Own Terms W ithin Reason FREE DELIVERY Liberal Trade-in Allowance on Your Old Furniture
