Roseburg news-review., July 03, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

FQUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 3," 1925. " "
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i THE WOMAN'S PAG
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SOCIETY-
By GRACE CARROLL
All contribution to turn pugo, sociui, wuuien'i clubs, and
porsomila, should be telephoned to the loclety editor by Friday
of cacti week. Telephone No. 135.
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H. H. Morrell Home Scene;
of Double Wedding
The following tukfn irom the Tu-!
Jare, Cnltf., daily, will bi; of inter
cut to frlemlH of Mr. and Mrs. K.
W. StroriK. whose daughter at-'
tended high M-honl here:
The count ry homo of .Mm. H. II.
Morell of VlKalla watt the ncene of
a beautiful wedding yesterday
when her Hiwter, Mian Kula (Strong'
of this city and Lee Coward, for
mer Tulare resident, were united
in marriage at a double ceremony I
with .Mis Huhy Vorheefl of Marl-1
copa and Alfred Hall of Tafl. l
The wedding party formed in the
beautiful living room under an
archway of flowers and ferns. A
the Lohengrin wedding march was
played by Mrs. W. K. Halle of ;
Reedley. Little Miss June Vorhees
gowned In a dainty frock of pink ,
crepe de chine, led the bridal party, j
bearing both rings on a satin pll-j
low. The bridesmaids, Miss Kffle
Coward of Tulare and Miss Gladys
Hall of Keedley followed attired in
pastel colored froths of crepe de ,
chine. They carried arm bouquets
of carnations and fern, liryson Vor
hees and Omer Hall acted as best
men. Miss Strong wss escorted to
her place by her brother. Homer i
Strong while Miss Vorhees appear
ed leaning on the arm of her fulh-i
er, O. Vorhees. f
Both brides, who are childhood '
friends, were beautifully guwned In i
dresses of lace over slips of poudre
blue crepe anil wore veils held in
place wJlh wreaths of orange blos
soms. Kach carried a beautiful
shower bouquet of brides' roses,
gladiollas, carnations and maiden
bair fern. I
The wedding vows were taken at 1
high noon with th Hev. Harry
Tutlle of the Klrst Christian church
of this city reading the ceremony.
The ring ceremony was used. Ho
mer Strong giving away hi: sister
Eula, and U. Vorhees giving his
daughter Kuby, In marriage.
Immediately following the cere
rnlmy Mrs. Morell served a bridal
parly and guests with a delicious
five-course luncheon.
The two newly married couples
left shortly afterwards for Yoie
mlte Valley where they will enjoy
a two weeks' honeymoon. Mrs. !
Con aid was atllred in a becoming!
ensemble still of tan ami green i
with accessories to match while 1
her chum. Mrs. Hall, wsh dressed1
in a costume at black and while.
Mrs. Coward Is (lie daughter of
Mr. anil Mrs. K. W. Strong who live
two miles north of Tulare.
The list of wedding guesls In
cluded;. Mrs. Julia Wrong. Mr. and
Mrs. J. -11. Coward, Kflle and Carl ;
Coward of Tulare, Mrs. W'ally AM
bright of Ins Angeles, Mrs. J. A.I
Hall, Mrs. W. K. Salle, .Veda and'
Vanta Salle ami Miss (iladys Hall
of Itnedley, Mr. and Mrs. Hi.iih r i
Strong and Mrs. Lilly Strong of
KxtUt, Omer Hall or Taft. Mr. and '
Mrs. (). Vorhees. Mr. and .Mrs. Ho.
bart Vi.rhee. June llryson and !
Horoth Vorhees of Maricopa and
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Morrel of Farm-1
ersvllle i
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Camp Is Scene of !
v Enjoyable Evening j
A few of the younger ml of
young ladles spent an enjoyable
time Friday, when they mulnred to
the summer ramp of Mies 'Tin Iron
I'ean-e. at South I leer Creek. A
portable phonograph was taken and
provided music for the evening
Swimming also was a diversion.
Later a large bonfire was built
and a picnic supper prepared. Mo
toring to the camp were Misses
Helen pcarce, Olive Frcderickson. 1
Faye Oddcs and i'hiima lVarce. I
Kclly9 Entertain j
Monday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Kelly Infor
mally eiiterialned a number of
Hnscburg people at their home,
Kelly's Korner, Monday cvcnlni;.
The time as spei.t in rnmcisa
lion and mu le, alter which a de
lirious luncheon was served to the
guests.
Knjoylng the ho-plmlliy of Mr.
and .Mrs. Keiij m.. ,,,,,1 Mrs
J. H. Clark and daughter, .Mrs.
Leo Kapp, Mrs. Slnnley liaiiey, nod
daughter. Kunlee. Mrs. Ilelle Slipll
e:isoti, Mrs. Mary Myers, and
Misses ' Vernita kolillini;in und
Grace Wickhnui.
New Idea Club HoUs
L$st Meeting of Year
Mrs. It II. WlHUni .,...m il h. r
Ihinu in Ktlinbuuir WVdnrM.jiy lit
1ln- Jim riih- rn ot tln N't h M. ii i hilt
'i hi- rooms wit rl i(l ny tl'tm -
RMll With MtHlxltiik'nns, llllkl'U!'.
mid OiihltrtH Hiianirtil in l.ouU urnl
ImsKf'tn. Th" ni'(fini til die Huh
biliitf Hip hi m of tin' 1'iir. liusl
mMt of flittiiiK it' H ttiili.iri H4
t-niii1fti f. '... itTiltiK nlfiit
vitm .Mil V. Ii. liwi n. Mvii. ni :
Mrs. . K, Murk-i, nti THnry; tnu
Mrn. ', V. ( ulMh. iichmm't. Th
n ntain.li r nf I In? f ii unon mk
fH iit In thnttliiK
Enjoylntr Mrs. WilMani' hn-i.f,il-lly
with Mi Mitnmid V. A. ( Ii nn'h.i,
K. P. Halloii, T, S. ISnnirtit, ('liir
nr Slnntirt-r. I'huI It a r. I.'
Mi-mi CnoU-y, V H OMin. V. M
Curlln. . A. Hn wart. K K.
kinn. Ii. L. (.il.. V. Ciilkirt. C.
ki. Crtlkhm. J'oulo, C h". Murk. II
A. rRikfns, N. Fithvr ted. U. .
Five I lundred Club
Entertained Last Week
Mr. Ili.'iir .V'oi thliiKton cntiT
taliii'l the rui'mhiTH of the . O. t
Fvt Humlrni club IiihI wcik at her
lioini! en KiLHt Lano alriM-l, Five
huudrpil Win thu uftiTnoon'ii diver
nion, firht prize ' koIhk lo Mrs.
Fraiu ls Fri'nian, and -cond prize
to Mrs. C. K. ifanan.
Tii use participaliiiK in thu la
Bin of the nfli'rnuiin were AIi-h-ifmnfji
Frank Itrown, (Uortie ('lurk,
Frmuij Fnt-nian, V. K. Uanan. F.
S. Monrnt, A. M. iVrrln. Kil I'at
tTHin. Ii'n Shi ldrt, Joseph Hhock
l'y, J. (. SlepheiiHon, W. S. Jost,
llatlle McAfee, Claylon Negley,
Chan. HarpertttT, McClung and
Henry W'ortiiiiiKion.
Miss Darby Surprised on
Birthday Anniversary
Surprising and honoring Miss
Ava barby on her birthday anni
versary. Mm. Clay Itarby, Misses
Jane Wharton. Iless Wharlon, May
lialdwin and Margaret Italdwiri in
vltd a few to Hie Whartrm home
in Went ItosehurK 'cdneday evn-liiK-
The time was sent in bo:rt
iiiK, niu.nic and Kamea on the banks
of the river ni ar the place. After
ward a picnic drnner wan Hpread
und'-r the trees for the quests.
Spending the evenlnK were Mr.
and Mrs, Clay Itarby and children,
Mr. antl Mr. KIiikt McKean and
chililr"ii, Mr. and Men. Tom Whar
ton, MrH. Kinnia Howard, Misrins
Ava I'arhy. Kill d W bb, .MarKaret
Baldwin. May lialdwin, Jane Whar
lon, Dean Wharton, and Messrs.
Dee Howard and Free Johnson.
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Mrs. Klrner McKean. who has
be'n vluitliiK In Corvallls with ier
brother, Sidney Schloeman. for
the pant wek. returnei! to her
home in Jtom burn today.
O
Mrs. Coone)' Honored on
Birthday Anniversary
Mim, IJ. W. Cooney was honored
Tut mlay aflernoon, when a number
or her friends KitrprlHcd her at her
home on her birthday anniversary.
The afternoon pleasantly
upHnt In chatiiiiK, nnd Mm. Cooney
van ihe reelph ni of a number of
beautiful KfftH. Following, a lunch
eon wan nerved.
.Surprising Mr. Cooney were
MesilameM C. J. Maynard, ('Union
tiorlhy, (I. W. Cluck, Conroy,
CihulyH llurke. Jiaietlo Taylor,
Lillian Hod, ve liurtien. Vir
ginia Campbell, Myrtle iHtKcll,
Karl Ileni-dlct, J U. Jteese and
MIhs Iiaynise Reese.
if
Mrs. V. M. I'etterson motored to
Kugcne Thursday where sh" met
her mother, Mrs. bavin, ir Albany,
who will he a guest at the JVtler-
ton home for some lime.
to
Miss Brown Hostess
at Camas Valley
Miss Beside Brown was a charm
ing hostess ut her home In Camas
Valley this week, when she invit
ed the members of Hie Neighbor
hood chib for an afteriioon'K pha
Hiire. Following a completion of
business, the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Kunlce Church, served a
lum-h' mi lo Ihe guests.
Tims" spi'inllng (lie afternoon
weif M'Mlaines H-len Church,
Agues Wilson. IMinonds. Scranlon,
1-ucy blckr Kihel Brown. Winnie
Brown. Irene Creasy. IN-rtha I'ar
roft. liuth Lawson, and Miss Alice
Scranton.
Nortliside Stmslune Club
Is Entertained Thursday
Mrs. W. K. Marsters provided a
pleasant afliinoon for the niein
b rs ol the Norttnlde Suthine
club. Winn sjte iinii-.l the nu 0
bi t s and a fef added gin sts to
h-r limn.' Thursday, beconitlons
cr ted. white and blue were used
ttuiniirtuMit the rooms In keeping
with He- In-i. -prudence day spirit.
Th- time w;is spent In clmttlng and
M-wing and lain- the guists gath
I'd at a tulile made luetyt wilh a
'''"'''! I e ol reO. w htte ami blue
l low us, vUU siteameis of colors
to i:uh comt wilh lanrs of small
Hat".
Mrliih cs p.t i'Tit were Mi--dalm'i
Kml Bow en. m. KKher. Hoy Au-d-
ion. Stanley H.ini-y. B. F. Chll
smti, liiiMii.' M.iisters. I. W. Kn
C s, C. 1 c,n.1er. B. T. llallou.
. Mat-i.M, itldi d guests wre
! M-mI.ui,.x linin;,. Masters. I. L.
.V.'r.n. i:. li. Bunh. burUnd
aiil llui in y.
I (.si.v,' Hitue Given
by IV Mol.iy I.ode
" ' ' " r.:.. abb .luh dames
l I"' Ki it ar the dpi ning of Ihe
su 11 1 ti ; i mm-.. in, wm f.nnored by
he HKMiVix ot Hi" l. Molar bii.i;."-.
ii el last week, at the
Country Club Members
Enjoy Evening
(it ihe week social affairs, none
with more entertained than the
inei-Uhg of Hie Hoaeburg Country
club in- tubers and adult members
or Ihetr families Thursday even
ing, at the chib house, when a pic
nic dinner waa held. 'Ihe attend
ance exceeded greatly the number
planned lor, one hundred and fifty
unending Hie affulr.
At ti:3 o'elock u idcnic eupper
was hered on the rranda, at a
large fable, centered with bowls of
Shasta daisies and snapdragons,
Later tables weie arrangd for
those wlio wished to play cards.
Mrs. Beit Sutherluud received thu
! prize fur women, and Louis
Josse, of Portland, received the
prize for men.
Mrs: Iivin Brunn was chairman
of the general committee, and was
assisted by Mesilaines George Bolt
er, I. (.J. Broadway, Fred Chapman, 1
J. it. biisswell, Ualslou Bridges,;
and Bert CI. Bates. I
Kenneth Barlrum, former Uose-
burg bJ', arrived here today iroin
I'orllaud and sin-nt the day with
friends. He ia enroute to the il-(
ver Beak mines, mar Kiddie, whre',
he will be employed during the
summer. He Hie aon of Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Barlrum, who formerly!
made their home here, and are j
well known.
ft !
Young Men's Business 1
Association Meets j
The first nieellng for two weeks
of Hie Young Business Men's As-'
sociation, was held last evening at ,
the Orange 1-nitern Teh Hoom. The j
meetings were discontinued during j
Hie time thai a number of Ihe
member's were at guard camp, in
Medford this summer. There be
ing so tew- of Hie association mem
bers present at last night's im et
iug, no buMuens was transacted. It
is expect d that a larger attendance
will be pr'tenl next w tck, and
business fur the summer w ill be j
taken up. I
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barker, ot
Portland, are veiling al the home
ot Mr. Barker's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. lUiiker, oi litis city. They
will leave tonight by auto for Ban
don litach, where the party will
spend July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hcinline, of
this city, will leave today for their
,iiii-, ouuhRw ii.., jH f n Bowers
Creek, near the Douglas Wait ; l 11 lowtfr
home, and will open Ihe camp for v,litoP Thursday
ft ft
BOKTS COHNKH
MARIGOLDS
t LOCAL NEWS
Prnm Pnwflri-- ' 5
j J. Il:inkley pent several hours
i In tl in ity yesterday visiting and
' attei iling to business matter. He
One Hundred and Fifteenth Half Yearly Report
ITHE SAN FRANCISCO BANK?
SAVINGS
INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 10th, 1S68.
COM M PC I A L
On of th Oldeit Ranks In California
th AiMti of which have nc.r bn n.rtM-tl by mvrgcr of cuiuulldatloiu who other
I. H. I'eterson was an arrival
from .Myrtle 1'olnt yesterday and
spent ;ie day here attending to
busiin .- affairs. .
Member Ataoctuted Satlnft Banka of San Francisco
526 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FR.NCISCO, CALIFORNIA
In passing down a city fitroct
1 saw a yaid today,
With leafy bowers and 'lovely
How ITS i
In gnj gt ous array,
And underneath a bridal wreath
Still wei with heaven's own dew,' "
Were some sweet brown, velvet ' Fpom Clendale
i K r Keirrer was among the out
I of town visitors yesterday, lie is
i from (ib ndale and was here look-
To Attend Convention j
Itiil! Ii ( hurch left this morning, fc l
for i' nHand lo attend Ihe Inter-' &i
natie- ;tl convention of the Chris- $'3
tlau Kmleavor Union. '
. ' I
marigolds
The onts like mother grew..
JUNE 30th, 1925
Assets
United States Bonds and Notes, fitate. Municipal and Other Bonds and
Securities (total value $28,K82,K7t.8 .Vumling on UhjU at
Loans on Rea1 Estate, secured by first mortK-ii:es ! ,
- Loans o Bonds and Stocks and other Securities
Bank Building and Lots, main and branch other s (value $l,7w5,0O5.00),
standing on books at y
Other Real Estate (value over S5,000.00 standing on lxs)k at -
Employees' Pension Fund (vahtr $479,lM.J5i, staiidinn on Injoksat
.Cash on hand and checks on Federal Reserve and other ans
$26,163,714.02
64.95U,6,U.16
9W.955.72
A 1.00
1.00
, 1.00
10,134,249.43
flower, It holds noB uf,,r buslnesa matters.
This little
dowT
In history or romance.
Il never touched a tender chord
Of memory, perchance.
It's very she n, to me I ween,
Has been a guerdon true
O, the sweet, brown, velvet marl
golds
The ones like mother grew.
Total i $102,232,604.33
Judge Riddle Home- I
JmU'e J. W. Riddle, commandant (
of -liif Oregon Soldiers Home, w ho
haa b en attending the pioneer re- ;
union at Portland, returned home (
yesterday. j J
Liabilities
Due Depositors
Capital Stock actually paid up .
Reserve and Continent Funds
Total
. . $98,132,604.33
1,000,000.00
ZZZ'..'. 3.100,000.00
$102,232,604.33
A. H. MULLER, Secretary.
' Returns Home
' Pauline Rriilees. who has
I seem lo see tho.ie frail, worn been a gust of her sister, Mrs.
hands j Jetf' iMm Tester In Portland, for
So many years at rent t several weeks, returned to her
I see them hold some v'Jvei flowers home at Oakland on Friday.
Thy lovingly caressed. I
I hear again her I.ay Me I town," i Going Coast
GEO. TOURNY, President
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30;!i d.iv of June. IJS.
(SLALj O. A. Lt iGLRS, Notary Public.
My prayer, my whole life through1
() tlie jtwet t brow ti velvet mari
golds !
The ones like mother grew. j
i
! Camp Over Week End
i at Honey Creek
j Misses Faye C dde. llHrn
Pi ni ce, Venn i a Imvis, Thclma
Pearce and Mrs. Pearl IMtsch lett
toiluy by auio for Honey Creek near
Hock Creek. '1 hey will spend the
week end. at that place camping.
K:- Kf
To Be Guests at
Home of Ponslere-
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. 1 lutchln.son of
Sun llei-nadtno, and Mrs. L. I.
Ponsler, of Long lieach, allfornia.
are expected to arrive in HiiH city
; Hie latter part of Hi week". They
will be guests at Ihe home of Mr.
, ami Mrs. J. C. Ponsler for A mouth,
and will be Hi inspiration for a
number ot altairs. I
i r . 1
Mr. and Mrs. (,'. W. Lundeen and
Miss K.sth. r Kilman, of this city,
jWill leave this evening by aulo lor
i liauilon to Hpend thevwit k cud. j
I have In my own ganjeii
Both the lily ami the rose.
I mark their regal splendor
I admire their stately pose, !
Hut I love old fashioned gardens !
With'their rosemary ami rue
And the sweet, brown, velvet marl-,
golds i
The ones like mother grew. I
MAUV M. V. Wlill'I'LE. j
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I LOCAL NEWS ;
v
Vnt. Iiilill ll'iivi'
Mr. Ira II. Klililln left yosliT
iluy for I'ortlarrit, wlrert' Htm will
viit for a Mliurr lime at Iho homo
ul IriT uou, JiiliiiM.
Mr. hihI .Mrs. WalttT Good lave
(onii;i lor l'andon to Hpend July
4 ami f. 'I'tli'V will bf acconipanlfd
by Kijmi nc 1'rK'liilH, Mr. and Mrs.
Walt'-r Manser, former rtaideuta
Of this I'll'.
Mrs. Sliupe Her
.ts. M. E. Khniip, of Corvallis,
a I'oinur r.'Hltlt-iir of houfbarn. Is
A Dividend to Depositors of FOUR AND ONE-QUARTER (4 JO per cent per
annum was declared, Interest COMPUTED MONTHLY and COMPOUNDED
QUARTERLY,
.AND WHICH MAY BE WITHDRAWN QUARTERLY f
Deposits made on or before July 11th, 1925, will earn ninterest from July 1st, 192S.'
come and visit us. A wtjj. from
sii-inlirii; a fi-w days iu ItoseburK .... . , . , , . .
. i.UP . r r, ...r the subject of why liitre sliould be
visiru.f: with her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Abraham, aud with other
relatives aud friends.
no pool ball open on Sunday
; Preaching at 8:00 p. in. Subject,
i"Tha 1-ast Will of John brown."
Leavinq on Trio 'Thia esage will be Illustrated by
. i m-.! n,.n xtra three large charts. It is a sermon
S. W. Hell anil Miss .Minnie Hell,
tending a young people's meeting at 9:15, Mr. Iilack, ac:ing Mip.-rin- will be administered anu meniDers
tendent. There are classes for all nreivid into communion. in
ages. The rubject for the morning eenirlK service will be a union
addr3 bv the pastor Is: ' Five me eting and will be In the Rapt 1st
Steps In the Christian Life." Follow i linn h. Prayer
lng file sermon, the Lord s Supper day evening at
meeting
:30.
Wtdnes-
tnat Is tmferent. Ilon't fail
will leave Itoseburg by automobile hrar A corilil'1 Invitation always
Batnulay for Portland where they
awaits you at the Church of
1
will be Joined by
Raymond Hell, and will continue on
Sunday lo Yellowstone Hark and
other points for a mouths' vacation
Hip.
Maynard and Cnrist- Brlnee..?"r f,k'ndl' anJ
Going to Stanford
I
The International Bible Stu-!
denta study at thu Moot: Hull ;
Sunday at 10:30 a. in. Wo are cou-;
tlnuins our study of the "Atotir-'
I Vmh i.lrti.litle j
O. y. llrown ax annniK those 1
rriiiii points nnrth lo sin iui Tiniir
d.iy in this city itt u-ikIhik Id lutsi
inatnrti. 11 is a ri'isiUciit
(ii (ilt'iida-. ;
in-, unci Mrrt. Soioti Khedd. who; ao thu mystery r-vea
hat! bi'i'ii kukIk ot Mrs. Micnd ,Mmi " " ' , ;
i,,.,u lir Mtul M i'N J il N. Hidl
liitttt amip'to Stanford, ml. Or. ! CHlloiif means the proee of mak-
SliMid, who was furmerlv with nK us mH to be pariak rH of the
U aHhiuiitoti Stale t-otle: at -Tall- j inheritance of thu saints In HkIU
iftn of the' ttoiossians i.iz). n is tne process
man. i to have Hiipervis
I'etiiru llonu
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. fockerun
and Ali'H. H. ('nckeiiin relumed to
their hoims nt Yoni;ill,i today af
ter itiiuiiK hm lor a day at Ihu
home of O. K. iiros;
of perfectinK the saints. An invit
ation is extt nded to all who are In
terested In Hiblu study to come
ami study with us.
Epwortli Leagues 1 lold !
Iicnic at Park 1 hursday
About forty .vouhk people, mem
bers ol Ihe Kpwotltl Leagues of the
two M tlitMlist churclhjt, spet g an
enjoyable ev dIiik 'i'hursday. mien
: they held a picnic at Alexander
Talk. Sniiiiuiliii; was a diversion
eaity In ihe 'eidm:, aft'-r which
m picnic lutx h was npn ad under
the trees. The remainder of th,'
time was ttpcht in K't'iies.
..
! Mr. and Mis. W. W. AshcntN, of
this city, left yesterday by motor
for t.indon, where I hey will spend
the Week end.
i J I
; Rainbow Gardens Scene '
I of Dancing Tonight 1
i The popular dance resort, Kain-
bow (i.udeiis. hi Winchester, has
attain opened for the summer rea
son, and n dame wilt be held ihere
'this ewnlm. The tiev orchestra.
1 1 he Sw uriee Six. w Inch has just
'been recently organized, will pro
vide music which dance patrons
, w ill enjoy.
(w it vk lo the location of the pa-
1 vtlion. a tool hierze limn ihe riv-'
er niakt's II a ph asant spot for
danciriK dui itit: the warm ev Tiitins,
and a lart;e number of Ko.ehui x
people, who do Hot d.itice. motor to
I the spot for an enjoyable rwnini!
of mu-dc. The toed floor is also ah
added attranion. The putlllon hits
been redicoialed. bllie ctepe pH
per beiriK use! as the cohf fcheue-,
and colored ikhm win i.nni-d, an
,atdel blilllaiue lo III.' plai'9
j The m heitule ot midweek and
i Saturday dunes win h.x.n next
wet k. and continue ihtotu.lio.it the
slimmer. An .tlmeM complete
: rliantfe of tinislc will In- made next
week, hew to dots and wait!
plec s h .it i 'it; bten oiderd liom
San Kiaiiclrtto and ate now being
(rchi.atsed by the oi client ii".
Urn To Vilt
1-awreticu in. Weaver arrived
here this morniuK fiom I.os Au
Keles. and will vi.-it wilh his
n audi at her, J. . U raver, lor
u time. lie is also Hie lophcw
of W. J. and'lt. S. V v aver.
(oiiiK Xo nlhnriiia
Mr. and Mis. j. II. flark and
diiUKhler I'-anaia. and Mr. and
Mr. and Airs. Archie Craw ford,
h it this aft. nio n or I'oii Jones,
1 alitorina. w i e t m y w ill istl
over the week end. .ir. and Mih.
t raxitoid tornn rly resided at Knl
Jones, when? ttiey have r lativtis.
lutle .skipuortli II cn
Jmie ii. K. Skipworlh, of Y'.n
ene, was in the city today hear
in k a few motions aud taking up
several minor matteis el u leal
n:iture, a t 'iiir in I he absence of
.1 udKe Ha tun to ii w ho is in Port
land, recup-.-iai i tin i rum I he l -
I'-cts of a lecetit opet at ion.
Ilocel INnpIo i-.it
Mr. ami Mrs. I) J. Illtnvr. and
daughter. Miss' Uuili lilnier. of
Villliomrr, It. (' . Were KUe-,tS at
the Hotel I'ltipiina la t i-xmuut:.
Mr. I'hner is proprit-tor of the
Hotel li nt. and the parly are
motoi -iiiK to S.i ii l-'tau i-co and
Los AULch-s.
Hiitndon Library, in connection
with Stanford I'nlverslty, and has a
life-time position. Ho and Mrs.
Sle-dd are hnildti.j; a home In the
i'alliornta city and will soon move
their own valuable library to. the Lutheran Servicer Services next
h-vr home. The Shedds were in i Surttay alternoon at o'clock
t orvallis lo pend a week or nior l(n lht. Kpiscojml Parish house, M
with Dr. and Mrs. Hell prior to their :K (jHSM s,rwIi Theme for the ser
departure for thu new home. Cor-1 imm um be "May Are Called, Hut
vallU Times. . Uv Are Chosen." Who is. to
" blame for man's damnation, (od or
Receives Injuriet From Blast lman? hy dues thf greater ma
o.scar Silenu.-!. ot Clnle. lies at j jorily cf nu. vi.ilk on ilni. wide
Mercy hospital In a serious condi- (ath ,hat J( a(fs umo 4.,(.rn.a (U..
tiou. us a result of Injuries sus-, sU.ut.,ion? These a rp the lead in;
taim-d Wednesday afternoon, w hen ; quoMions , hkh bt, amiW,red
a blast went off premature . v. while- our (liscou(. Smulay afternoon,
he waa at work east of the t- . AU(iIIIion ia r;i((i , ,hl. vhRWe
Ml". Mienus h riii.i..?n1 in ,,rvi(..w rr(m. h.-n.-.-rm-th ,r.
vices will be conducied evfry other
Sunday. We herew ith extend a
harty invitation to all si rangers.
county road crew blasttnn slumps
o-i the road between Oak creek J
ami tin- Will Singleton place at'
.11.. tl.. . I. ...I Ir.i.l )l.rwi !
. "k.o" ,h T h.:: f two !. Vouns. immor.
ami after IlKhtlng the blast of the I "
I third. II went off prematuri ty, j Catholic Church. Kane and Oak
I ihrowihK him lo the ground and strews. liev. It. ( b iy. pastor, i
evendy injuiiiifc him. Mr. Sib nus July 5th. Mass nt 7 a. in. Aliar
was brought to ihin city, where he j society metis immediately atler. '
wan placed In Mercy hospital un- Catechism class at .v4' a. ni. 2nd
d-r thP care of Dr. K. H. Stewart. 'Mass and Sermon at 9:;ii a. m. Ko-j
His face and forehead and most of ,sary and Item-diction of the M. li. I
the surface of his body is lacerated i S. in the i'V niiiK at 7:3". j
and contused, and his condition aj j
wiy serioiift one. First Methodist Church, corner1
o I of Main and 1-ane si reds. liev.
l 1 Joseph Knoits. pastor, l-t every
0 ' member 4t the Sunday s hmd who
-SUNDAY AT THE 1 '" ViMy -ni- be pies.nt this
a ri i idLJCC Sunday. Many will be out of town:
1 CHUKLHtO but let the ret or u "hld the i
Tl Id.. V
UaintM
'I h - i .. mi :i . a. haettw w hh
decot a! un,- r,- i iu,. , i .'pe paper,
a-nl e.. i.!,is ,hid to the
I "il of ! .. ... ,.n.. About fiftv
coupler. p :.n M.i-oik Hrd
iLMietts. wpi i : ---tit. and enjo.d
dam im Itt'ni ! to o'( lof 1. Tlie
punch Imw( W i pi. -id.'d mi r le
Mi M i: Kill, t a id Mm. ;ut. n
l'.i. I and punch and wal rs wie
led lluouKhoiit tln i- t-niriir A
o,.d fivephHw orcli.tra piowdvd
luufcic for the eveali.j of fuu.
I Rrbekubti 1 lold Meeting
; Tuesday Livening v
An JnieiesnuK , ni:i: ,,f iiu,
K bid.ati lode- Wrt- b. !d 'I ueMla
i veui:i,; II! the Odd I Hows hall.
'I lie i. tul.ir louiine b:i '11-i.s ttan
lo Mo'i:. W. ie follow i . bj u init-nal
I'ti'ii .im Mtol t adltm
i The pi t i; 'am cei:s.-.tcd of ft o
, cal ,s..o bv Mm A H Tax lo! . ti, -'
'n.p..i led h Ml- , Mlli;i Ko,-
ha. . . . pia-o daet. b M(s-ri V.t
Iiu ooi.- u Att'c - it win. Mil t
-o n -iv n , pi!., i i in I'lltie.
'wo tc.oli'rtts t Mt p K di.tut
I k .Mis S M K. It. x . p.( t
I" 'd. n't, p e i J, .1
To l.cme l or ushlnutoii
Mr. and is. . v. Clay mid
two dmiK titer-, Merna and Do ro
th v. w P ave Htnoiay lor I heir
limine at Kalama. ifdit union. ty
unto. Th'-y havi' been l-ltinn at
the bom. oi .Mr. and Mrs. A. W
( in ket'ait. of Vmralla. and at the
home of Mr. and Mis. d. K. Oro?a.
oi this city.
viois IhurMlay
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adolf of S.i
leiu, Mr and Mts 1 . 1' IMtsmver,
tt Silwtton. and Mi-s Hall.
daui;Lter oi Seii;:ior I'lias. ilall.
of .Mar-dilield, WMe KUcls at Die
I mp'iu.t last niirht. .Miss Hall
l II tor her ho. in at the oa-t
this mntninp. and the r of tin
party tnotoied fontb. w Tie it' I lu
w III visit.
fort" whih they are away. The 1
.Junior Ijcaeue will nnet at A o'clock
, , tarn! the Kpworth Lcaue at 7 in.
Baptist Church. The reKular It hie evHn,Kf dl.sniissimr 11, Kood !
school services In Ihe mornine, l(mp f(ir (h(, n(on P(li vl(.(. nt lhl
rt.echltiR at U odock by Mr.!Italllist (hrch. The nintuimc'
F:nley. In (he .-venitiK Ihe church i ,.,., n,t.ni u iarlrl,ariy inter-'
will join in the union services, j, thU SumlaVi bviliK a M.,nionJ
K -. McCullanh p achln at the (0n J()b jb Is one of the greatest I
lla:dlM church building, (r Hblll ChHracters and pome splcn-1
Bible Standard Mission. Kev. I.
V itui ror. 'pastor. Services tonicht.
I'i lay. at the Mission. Sermon by
th pastor. Sunday services as
toil.iws: Sunday nchool at 9:-in;
inon by the pastor at H:o; l
;. e there will be a water baptis
ii.ul service at th" river. Tiw o
ci: ton w ill be announced Sunday
;ii tho niorrdtm scrice. ounR
I', .pie's nieiMiiiK at Miss
D.. othea Wrmht, biader lor the
v. m tee. Kvenlnc worship al S : .
S, ,vice cvtry TU'-nday and Frl
The palor, who. has been
hoi llnu a rehal ser i at Towers
ihe book of Job. At S p. ni. there!
will be a union servie ut the Hap-!
list church, liev. MeCuIlaiih, of the
l'resb l't ian church, prnachlnK tlm
wrnion, A cordial Invitation is ex
tended to all. 1
ill lako Home lien
'rs. (. Nulled
S'i- rw ood arm .1 in )
d i and w ill reinatti
to-n'ly M r i. hol.i r
(il .-e,( Ihe ).s,H. 1 i
--: Nj, ,;t 1)1 .1 ls
llieelir !.
of
, the liNim w be h, Id Tue i.- .
July 7. ai whtih Itni ii;.-tji!laioM
: ot otlicei (oi the eufuiurf jcar wtil
t be iieid.
an I son
ebiu lo
be : p-t tna-
ntiv piir
iii h si r'
-r .t .1 i:
M.-( P'i'oi k cf Die t'on.n i n 1
At'-rra ' romt iim 'I hi ta-nii
ti.t ir Tift d lb,- Howard n-ideiiie
on S'et h M i' II s' l eet n Mil Will
move I :i sot li . M fss Nei I o Mr
t unlock, a sister of Mrs Nu-h.da-and
Mr. M. CI in' iv k catr.e With
them and will tixll lux for
tvhot't tim.
First ("hllrrli -f Clilisl. Si irn-1
Kt'KiiUr frvir's nr' ImIiI
SiiihIjiv r)rntl)K Hi 11 p'rl-.trk nliil f
rdrndiiv rvt-ninc itt s o cln, k. '
inniliiy Srhoul ronv-'in'H fut h Sun- i
liny intirnili ut ! : 4 "i . pupils fiiu ;
lllt he? of I to ''.tt ltl:i" l" !
admitted. The Ui fltUnt; Uom u I
t hi li:iN'tiHtlt o. tltr t'ltllrcti f.!
I- homo all'l it la In" il'ir 1HI i. n il.lilv Irntn a to 4 p. Ill I
th.n ho omhl ln-rp b- to the ' -i hl, im,ic roriliall tnaf .1 ;
s : ul.i -r tt''. Wi' I'Mvti'l to (,, (t, , thi. ni'iitlnu!. uul v.sit ',
, i u h'-Bfly Invitatiim to nt (n.l n,,, r ailing room.
11.. good olil tnni' (B)p-1 ixrli Snl.jfvi o Suiulay'i Lc sun Is: !
i"(;oil."
Church of Chn.t of !! Cr, i-k. I
i' , Siiml;!.. July I- 1'ibl" n-hool St. Cforge'i Epiicop.il Churth.
.r itiroo ji ni 1'ur Hibl- 5i:IumiI t. .lun.Uy sr Kar ly s. rii-.' nt ,
i lanc Ifi ke-pui up nU wrll. s;-i n. ni. 4'hutth ftlpwil nt 5 IV
t nil boit for .thf MD'u a tit lv si rvirp mt . 1 n. m,
,KI t tti hot tumour mouth.- Mmnine priy-r t'i si-ri 4i. Kv'-n-M
ni'luxil If mwl I'Ure to cool intf ., i M, , , n. Hiil lh . 'n'. Ki v.
Prrmhlne 'uitinuinlou t v. u. lwli. Viir.
oflii.ru. hrl tliin lTr..i of i . '
p. m. Tho VhrUlian Kml. nxnn Firtt Prctbytirlin Churth. W. S i
l Uv. lii awake irrottp MrCulUnh. .-toi. tituuUy nt tho
Q oud jtoi'l. 1! ou tui tl Frt.bylciua ciunfi. tiuQUiy tctiooi ,
9.9. 6
kxzts iis !&igs of miter!
!l JlirSV i i
5( li'l' IW.X'
Wf-vHti ill, ;tfi',r'-3
' T pays to get the miles
o i 1 of " Red Crown"
that the Standard Oil
Company's years of
gasoline-making ex
perience have put in
it.
Red Crown is simply
crowded with miles
see the records be
low that this year's trophy winners made in
the big annual Los Angeles-Yosemite Econ
omy Run. They prove it!
USE THE RED CROWN MILEAGE CARD AND
START AN ECONOMY RUN OF YOUR OWN
The secret that the expert knows is in getting
Red Crown's miles out. The new Red
Crown Mileage Card just out makes it as
simple as a-b-c to increase your mileage. It
' tells what to do for your car your carburetor
and just how to DRIVE to get 15 to 30
miles extra ppr tankftil with Red Crown.
(Remember (ot the biggest event of its kind
in the West they have chosen "Red Crown"
exclusively for nine consecutive years. It'll pay
you to follow suit!)
Start your own economy run today on Red
Crown gasoline with the Red Crown Mileage
Card at your nearest Red Crown pump (red.
white and blue) the besj buy in town by
MILES.
1925 MILEAGE RECORDS
' (Here are th? mtl.':yfot
one of lr J Crown.
Boy miles and tncieqt your trulesrt)
CLASS CA DRIVES ! MILES TO
I GALLON
hWlti'- .
STAts RMhn J. Wzani 27 4,
1A R"11'" 1 j.BonaBi I Hp-'
5 0.ikLir.d Vd.11 H. Ncvilt 1 22.66
? Ri. HJarkin.jton H72
4A Gardner Brpuplv.mjA. H. R0;Pr,' j 17 ?
Stfarru-Knight "
1A Slli!. B.Tr.,i (3.4fi
CCSKO .
Ca Oakland Sedan H.Neville I 22.60
7r?v
I
1
netestfrtfid ti&iky miles
(California)
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