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Newspaper Page Texti ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1929. THREE (Continued from page 2) j Hhould make this program of inter est to all who love the beautiful music of the Christinas scuhuii. Kveryone Is cordially invited to at tend -this servico of music. Junior High P. T. A. . Has Interesting Meeting Tuesday Night The regular meeting of the jun ior high school PareutVlVachers association was held on Tuesday evening of this week in the audi torium. The meeting was well at tended and roved interesting to all present. The president, Mr. L. V. MetzKor, had charge of the business session, which consisted of reports from the various stand ing committees, the appointment of new committees, and short talks on the "Good of the Order" by several of the members. The "visitation committee" which had been appointed at the previous meeting and which had been very active during the month, gave its report. Each member of the com mittee was loud In his praise of the work being done in the junior high school and spoke very highly of the principal and teachers for the efficient manner in wlch the school was being operated. Following the business session, the program committee consisting or Miss Thelma Smith, Miss Nel lie Westra and Mr. T. T. McKen zie. presented nn enjoyable pro gram. The first number consist ed of two musical selections with Frances Metzgor as solist, Phyllis Ann Iiolter, violinist antl Dorothy Krear at tin piano. t A Christmas play, "The Doll Shop" coached by sMiss Mae Moore, was given. El nora Dickey gave a reading follow ed by a pinnologue by Mildred Thompson.- The concluding num ber on the program was a musical selection by Frances Metrger, Phyl lis Ann Ilolter and Dorothy Frear. The next -meeting, which will be In the form of a reception for the , graduating class, will be held on : Tuesday evening, January 21st. j W. C. T. U. Members Have Christmas Party on Wednesday Afternoon Tho V. C. T. U. enjoyed their annuai Christ mas afternoon on Wednesday of this week at the Woman's club rooms. Mrs. E. 1 Wilis was in charge. Mrs. Cham berlain led the dvoMonals, choosing her Christmas lesson from the second chapter of Luke. A short business meeting follow ed, nfterw filch a delightful Christ mas program was an joyed. M is. Ashcraft and Mrs. Chamberlain sang a duet entitled "Silent Night," and Mrs. Ashcraft also gave a most enjoyable poem entitled, "What Kind of Song." Arrangements were made for an all-day institute to he helu in Kuse burg on January 16th. All members brought generous donations und gifts for the chil dren of the farm home. A silver tea was served by Mrs. C. A. Edwards and Mrs. John Pen ball, hostesses. Mr. Lockwood Host on Thursday at Christmas Stag Party Mr. C. A. Lockwood was host on Thursday evening at "Itumble Inn" lodge on the North Umpqua, when he entertained with an an nual stag party honoring the lo ral Ford Motor company em ployees. The guest were wel comed by a huge fire in the fire place and a delicious six-thirty o'clock Christmas dinner. Cov ers were laid for Mr. C. A. Lock wood, host, Mr. Fred Lockwood, Mr. Donald HHIiwell, Mr. Maeom Smith, Mr. Henry Kniss, Mr. Paul Caswell, Mr. Chester Padeti, Mr. Frank Paden. Mr. Gene Fowler, Mr. D. E. Williird, Mr. William Lar son, Mr. Hugh Coleman, Mr. Frank Hills, Mr. Thomas Spencer. Mr. "Vent Shrum und Mr. Fred Por ter. Whist and bridge wore enjoyed until n late hour. Mr. Paden Surprised by Friends on Birthday on Saturday Evening Friends of Mr. Chester Paden surprised him on his birthday last Saturday evening by calling at his home for an evening of enjoyment. Cards and dancing were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Paden. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kniss, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. L. Hawkins. Delicious refreshments were served at a late hour. Royal Arch Chapter Entertain Ladies Tuesday The Royal Arch chapter enter tained their wives on Tuesday night at a six-thirty dinner at the Masonic temple. The tables were lovely with Christmas decorations. Dinner was served by a committee in rharire. The ladles played cards during the remainder of the evening, while the men were attending to lodge work. D ANCE AT TENMILE Saturday, December 21st Music by Roseland Entertainers Admission: Gentlemen $1.00, Ladies Free Local Telephone Employes Lnjoy Christmas Party at Rapp Home Thursday The employes of the telephone office enjoyed their annual Christ mas party on Thursday evening at tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal lace liupp ut 3L'7 Cass street. The rooms were gay with holiday coiorw and motifs. A beautifully lighted tree, covered with shin ing iciclcB and ornaments was a lovely attraction of the evening. Games and contests were enjoyed for a time before the arrival of Santa Claus (Mrs. Fred Ailen Brown) who merrily distributed gifts to all. Guests for the eve ning included Mrs. May Pyron. -Miss J essie Pyron, M r. a nd M rs. Gordon Chatfield, of Cbico, Califor nia, Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Pierson. Harry Piersou, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hupp, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Perrin, Mish Nedra Clark, Miss Florence Thompson, Miss Mildred Thomp son, Miss Hazel Strickland, Miss Rosamund Logsdon, Miss Irene Cox, Miss Jean Ferguson. Miss Lu cetta Logsdon. Mr. Ledie Castor. Mr. C. C. McFailand. Mr. Edward Lanley, Miss Lucille Walton, Mr. Gordon Hibbs and Mr. Edward Van Houten. " The decoration and entertain ment committee was composed of Mrs. E. II. Kenny. Miss Florence Schaefter and Miss Hazel Strick land. Delicious Christ riias refresh ments wore served by Mls3 Lucille Walton. Miss Florence Thompson. Miss Irene Cox and .Miss Nedra Clark. Christmas Party Enj'oyed j by Members of M. O. A. i Club on Wednesday uMrs. R. R. Harding and Mrs.! Kenneth Cloake entertainetl joint ly on Wednesday afternoon at the Harding home on Soutii Jackson street for the member of the M. O. A. club of Edenbower. The rooms were beautifully de-' corated with ferns and fall foliage t and flowers. As the afternoon en-; tertainment was in the form a j Christmas party, a beautiful tree added much to the decorative j scheme. Christmas readings were j given by Miss Marion Cloake. j Miss Betty Helmbolt and Jack j Calkins. Following this each one j preseut drew a number which cor-1 responded with presents on the ; tree. The presents then were dis-j trihuted by Miss Cloake and Miss Helmbolt. Lovely refreshments were then served to Mrs. Krominga, Mrs. M. H. Allison. Mrs. C. B. Calkins. Mrs. E. Helmbolt, Mrs. Sophia Heluiboll, Mrs. John Marks, Mrs. John Travis, Mrs. William Cook, Mrs. Elvin Cloako. Mrs. Harlan Moore. Mr, Charles Mohr, Mrs. Robert Matthews, Mrs. Juke Jones. Mrs. John Ferguson, Mrs. Percy Powers, Miss Pearl Jones. Miss Marion Cloake, Miss Ella iMae Cloake. Miss Hetty Helmbolt, Jackie Calkins and Mrs. Marce line Moore. Miss Walda Hardlnr assisted Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Cloake with the serving. The next meeting of the club will he with Mrs. Sophia Helmbolt. ft s Garden Valley Women's Club Enjoys Christmas Party on Thursday The Garden Valley Women's club met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. K. H. C. Wood. Officers for the coming year were eleeted. Mrs. Clifford McKay, president; Mrs. Hutton, vice-president; Mrs. L. J. Potvin, secretary and treasurer. A Christmas tree, lively with ornaments and sparkling icicles, was a feature of the afternoon. The members enjoyed the rvgular social hour and later exchanged gills. Members present were Mrs. 11. C. Bailey, Mrs, Donna Ferguson. Mrs. Robert Harmon, Mrs. R. S. Hutton, Mrs. W. D. Love, Mrs. W. L. Krantz, Mrs. A. McDaniels. Mrs. C. D. Mc Kay. Mrs. A. Niday. Mrs. Fred Parrott. Mrs. J. L. Polvln, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie. Sr., Mrs. Hugh Ritchie. Jr.. Mrs. A. M. Schneider. Mrs. P. Sinclair. Mrs. B. A. Utter back and Mrs. Dean Henry was a guest of the nfternoon. A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. FergiiF.on and Mrs. Hutton. Riverside P. T. A. Has Regular Meeting on Thursday Evening The Riversdale Parent Teacher association members held their regular monthly meeting on Thurs day evening at the school bouse. Mrs. Harmon, president, officiated. Mrs. Carrie M. Baker is teacher of the school. Rev. Balrd, of the Roseburg Christian church, gave several most enjoyable readings, which was followed by the regular busi ness session. Iater in the evening Christmas refreshments were serv ed by the committee In charge und a social hour was enjoyed. Girls' Club Entertain Alumni With Tea on Thursday Afternoon The annual Homecoming Tea. or Alumni Tea, was served on Friday afternoon at the senior hiyb school cafeteria. An attendance of titty were present. This an una I tea Is one of the outstanding events of the Girls' club during the var. A program was enjoyed, which consisted of solos by Mins (Hive Ol son, readings, und selections by the orchestra. Tea was tbeii served by the two oldest alumni members present. The cafeteria was charm ingly decorated with bells, mistle toe and small decorated Christmas trees. The tea was under the direction or Miss Vivian Williams. Miss Elsie Pijtterson. Miss Helen Davis and Miss Jennie Dirks assisted Miss Williams in making this tea a success. & Mrs. Guy C. Perrin Surprised on Birthday on Wednesday Evening Mrs. A. H. Perrin entertained with a (Jelightful party honoring Mrs. Guy C. Perrin on Wednesday evening, honoring her birthday. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Cuy C. Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. E . Hall, M r. and Mrs. .Ed v a rd Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ran dolph, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marsters. Miss Enid Veatch. Miss Joyce Han ley. Miss Eva Cov. Miss Helen Magers. Mr. Carl Block. Mr. Ru ben Sein, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Perrin. The evening was spent !n play ing games and bridge, with re freshments being served by Mrs. Perrin at a later hour. Many 'ovelv gift's were given to Mrs. Perrin by her friends. Social Eight Club Has Christmas Party at Osborn Home Tuesday Mrs. J. D. Osborn was a charm ing hostess jtt her lovely home in West Riisebuig on Tuesday after noon, when she lUiLerlaiued the members of the Social Eight club with a Christmas party. Christ mas decorations were used most effectively throughout the rooms. Colorful streamers, in holiday col ors, were attached to the chan delier and caught with small bou quets at each corner of the room. Holly and mistletoe added a fes tive note to the utmosphere. A brightly adorned Christmas tree completed the lovely setting. A delicious one o'clock luncheon was served by Mrs. Osborn, assisted by Miss Eva Rice and Mrs. Grttnl Os born. Members of the Social Eight club preseut included Mrs. Frank Chase, Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. J. H. Booth. Mrs. R. L. Gile. Mrs. Wash ington Hughes, and Mrs. L B. Rid dle. G nests for t ho af 1 1 moon were Mrs. A. C. Marsters und Mrs. A. S. Coen. The balance of the afternoon was enjoyed by sewing and visit ing. Ladies Auxiliary of Trainmen Will Hold Annual Dinner Tonight The Ladies Auxiliary of Train men will entertain with a six o'clock dinner at the Woman's club rooms tonight. A delightful Christ mas party will be held following the dinner. Out of town guests will Include Mrs. IJaum anil daugh ter, Mrs. H. A. West, both of Eu gene, and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mo rian of Portland. The installation of the officers will be held also. Mrs. C. P. Snod dy is the retiring president. The new officers an;: Mrs. F. S. Brand, president; Mrs. Marlon Terry, vice president ; Mrs. Viola Thurston, treasurer; Ms. Catherine Dawe, secretary and Mrs. Gainett Ellison, chaplain. A most entertaining and pleasant evening is anticipated. B. P. W. C. HasAnnual Christmas Party on Friday at Parish Hall The Business and Professional Women's club enjoyed their an nual Christmas party at the Epis copal paiish house on Friday even ing. Fifty five guests were pres ent for" the evening. The ball was gay with a large tree at one end of the room, which was heavily laden with presents for all of the guests, mistletoe, evergreen boughs and small trees completed the Christ mas setting. The gifts were brought by a Phantom Friend to each club member. Guessing games were played and then Christmas carols were sung. The liveliness or the party encouraged Santa Claus to appear ( Miss Helen Hewitt), who distributed the gifts among the members. Dainty refreshments were serv ed by a committee headed by Mrs. Gnldie Brunn. chairman; Miss Verna Cnruthers was general chair man of the party. Keen interest is being shown in the decorations in the residential section of the city and the chili Is desirous that as many as possible take part in this contest. A prize of five dollars will be given to the best Christmas decorated doorway. porch or lawn. The next meeting of the cW.i vill be held at a dinner meeting at the Hotel Cmpqua on January 3. with Mrs. Edith Gilmuur as chairman. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday GRETA GARBO in The Single Standard Comedy News 10C-25C TODAY Seven Foot Prints to Satan LIBERTY Northside Sunshine Club Has Delightful Christmas Party The members oi the Northside Sunshine club enjoyed their an nual Christmas party on Wednes day afternoon as the guests of Mrs. B. S. Nichols and Mrs. Elsie Mc Comas at the lovely Nichols home. Bright and gay Christmas decorations were artistically ar ranged iu all of the rooms. A brilliantly lighted Christmas tree was tiie only light used - In the rooms. A deliclouj one-thirty o'clock turkey dinner was served to Mrs. Fred Bowen, Mrs. E. P. Ballou, Mrs. N. !t. Fisher, Mrs. Walter Kurtz, Mrs. B. F. Chiison, ,Mrs. Donald Young. Mrs. Clair Pet- lit, Mrs. ii. K. Chiison. Mrs. George Marsters, Mis. S. 0. Durland, Mrs. L. L. Marsters, Mrs. L. W. Engles, Mrs. Virgil Bush, Mrs. William Sparks. Mrs. Edward Marsters and Mia. William Fisher. Following the dinner a Christ mas program was enjoyed. A so cial hour follewd with.San'i Claus appearing and presenting each guest . iih u giit. Mrs. Homer Grow Is I Complimented With Lovely Party Saturday Mrs. William M. Campbell waa a most gracious hostess at her lovely home on North Juckson street on Saturday afternoon, com plimenting Mrs. Homer Grow. The rooms were charmingly decorated with two sparkling Christmas trees, d rapped windows and door ways and the various decorations known to the holiday season. Mrs. Campbell was assisted by Mrs. H. II.. Turner in serving. Mrs. J. C. Leedy poured and Mrs. George Conkey cut the ices. Guests of the afternoon included. Mrs. Homer Grow, honor guest, Mrs. Fraiik Churchill, Mrs. M. J. Shoemnker. Mrs. George E. Houck, Mrs. J. C Leedy, Mrs. Curl "Neal, Mrs. George Conkey. Mrs. Bruce Kllott, Mrs. T. T. McKenzie, Mrs. H. H. Turner. Mrs. Leroy Hiatt, Mrs. Clyde Beard. -Mrs. Harvey Roser. Mrs. Willard Craig. Mrs. B. E. Larson. Mrs. G. C. Finley nnd Mrs. C. D. Fies. The nfternoon was spent in sewing and visiting. Mrs. Clyde Beard entertained the ladies with several beautiful piano selections. W. W. G. Members Have Christmas Party at Kohlhagen Home Friday The members of the World Wide Guild met at tho lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen on Friday evening as the guests of Miss Klza Kohlhagen. The home was beautifully decorated with two Christmas trees and bouquets of holly und mistletoe. An inter esting business sessiou was held during the forepart of the evening. Following this was a delightful program, games and music. Members present for the eve ning included. Mis. R. E. Craw ford , M rs. G wen Simmons, M iss Bessie Redbarn. Miss Mary Force, Miss Jessie Smith, Mins Daiuise Reese, Miss Ruth Thompson and Miss Eliza Kohlhagen. Delicious refreshments were served to the members later In the evening by Mrs. Kohlhagen. First M. E. Church Will Present Cantata Directed by Mrs. Heinline The First M. E. church offers a most attractive program tor both morning and evening services tomorrow. Rev. C. A. Edwards will bring the Christmas message in ills usual force ml manner at the eleven o'clock service, his sub ject being. '"The Birthday of a King." The choir will feature Christmas carols and little Miss Patricia McClinlock will render "Luther's Cradle Hymn," in con nection with Mr. Fisher's solo "Si lent Night." The evening servico promises to he a very beautltul program for Iwenly trained voices will render Norton's canlata "His Natal Day." A variety of lovely duets, quar tettes, choruses and solos make up the musical story. Exlra num bers by Mr. Leroy Hlatt, and a Christmas lullaby by small Betty Whipple, will further enhance the program. Some of Roseburg's best known singers are members of the choir and have sung for many years under the training of Mrs. Charles S. Heinline, who is both pianist and director. A cor dial Invitation is extended to the public for both services. ij Most everybody it going to phone in for a M reservation at the I Palace of Sweets For Their Sunday Dinner It beats being tied up at home (or the day when everyone wants to get away for afternoon or evening. Open After the3 Show Every Evening Drop in on Way Home. Mrs. Baum and Mrs. Chapman Entertain With Two Dinners Mrs. Arthur Bauin and Mrs. Fred Chapman were charming hostesses to two delightful Christmas bridge dinners at the beautltul Chapman home in Laurel wood this week. The rooms were lovely with Christinas decorations. The table was most at tractive with burning tapers and a centei piece of red berrie. A de licious seven o'clock dinner was served on Friday uiglu to Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Harding, Jr., Mrs. J. A. Harding, Sr., Mrs. B. A. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Berrle, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wharton, Dr. and Mrs. K. B. Stewart, Miss Elizabeth Par rott, Mr. Gene Parrott. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. G. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Broad way, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Denn. Miss Naomi Scott, and Miss Gertrude Rast. Bridge was enjoved during the remainder of the evening with Mrs. J. A. Denn winning fiial prize, On Monday evening Mrs. Baum and Mrs. Chapman entertained with a second seven o-clock dinner, plac ing covers tor .Mr. ami Mrs. j. c Hume. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Hilde- burn, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Mr. und Mrs. Charles S. Heinline, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bradburn Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sanford, Mr. H. Wolleti- berg; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fuller- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tisdale, of Sutherlln. Mrs. S. L. Kidder, Mr. and Mrs. George Bolter, Mrs. Emma Bolter, of Portland, Mrs. I. Brunn, Mrs. Fleishaker, Mrs. J. F. Barker. Mrs. Ii. Casey. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waddell and Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Broadway. Bridge was enjoyed during the balance of the evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hlldeburn winning first prizeB. ii Elks Enjoy Annual Christmas Dance and Card Party Thursday The annual Christmas dance and card party was enjoyed by a large crowd on Thursduy evening at the Elks' temple. Clarence H. Underwood, district deputy grand exalted ruler of the Elks lodge, and Perry O. Delap, president of (he Elks state association, were the guest visitors of the evening The regular business meeting was held during the forepart of the evening; the Lady Elks meet ing in their club rooms at the same time. The dance and card party followed the business session. .' Ptielikshments were served' by a committee in charge later In the evening. "; -J? This Year's Teachers Give Party to Last Year's Teachers Wednesday Tho senior high school new member teachers entertained on Wednesday with a six o'clock Christmas dinner In the cafeteria of the Bchool, asking as their guests, the former senior high teachers. Covers were laid at tables gay with Christmas motifs for twenty eight guests. .Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell were the honor guests of I he evening. Gifts, appropriate, lo the profes sinn of each teacher, were pre sented to the guests. The remain der of the evening was spent In discussing faculty problems. Mrs. Thomas H. Ness Surprised With Lovely Christmas Party Friday The ladies aid of Ibe Catholic church were hostesses at a lovely Christmas surprise party honoring Mis. Thomas H. Ness, on Friday afternoon at the Parish hall. A fine attendance of twenty-four were present. Tho hat was lovely with a large decorated Christmas tree. Many other special decora tions added to the attractiveness of the room. A lovely gift was pre sented to Mrs. Ness by Mrs. Ioren Miller, president, who also gave an interesting talk. Mrs. Joseph Hren nen gave a short talk later in the afternoon. A social hour was enjoyed with the exchange of gifts by the mem bers during that time. Lovely Christmas refreshments were serv ed by a committee In charge of (he afternoon. ; Rose P. T. 'a. Gives Third Grade Party as Contest Prize The Rose school Parent -Teachers' associut ton entertained t he members of Miss Stewart's room on Friday afternoon in honor of the room winning the prize for Santy Says:- gaining the largest membership for the P.-T. A. Mrs. J. C. Leedy and Miss Stewart represented (he P.-T. A. at the Christinas party. The school room was decorated with a tree; and many Christmas ornaments. Jack Harding, dressed as Santa Claus, distributed gifts to all of the children. Games, contests and prizes were enjoyed unlit hue In the nftei- DaOOTIFSii. tPEA0.EE CSS fiSfefsSS I ' JSC. '4 rf"- TODAY "MADAME "ALL TALKING" Matinee Daily 2:15 noon, when Mrs. Leedy and Miss Stewart served tialnty Christmas refreshments in gay Christmas bags. Oakland 2-door sedan demonstra tor ottered at a largo discount. Roseburg Motor Co.. Oakland -Pontine distributors. Adv. o here's your Christmas Remembrance from Richfield JUST CALL at any Richfield'" Station. There's a Blue and Gold Richfield Balloon left especially for you by our Airplane Santa Claus. Come anytime on Monday, December 23rd or Tuesday, December 24th ; (but Santa Claus says "the Quicker the better") STARTS SUNDAY F0RnJ7sREE ANTLERS Here on Business H. M. Thomas of Walla Walla, representing" the Northwest Cities Gas company, was a business visitor in Roseburg today. - ( i Have you seen the extra value In used cars offered at the "good will hit" opposite Montgomery Ward? Adv. M SAYS HOYT IN THE OREGON1AN -.' " . . . without doubt one of the f i ,ii e i t pieces of aud ible celluloid yet to come1 out of Holly, wood .... a photoplay for adult consump tlon as adver tised . . . and that's not whal boT Note: This pictura Is rictly for adult minds. Admission Matinee 10c-35o Evening 10c 50c IW.I.I.M.M.I.I.M.I.I.M.M