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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY II, 1930.
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1 SOCIETY 1
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
All Contributions to tills Page Society, Women's Clubs, and
Personals Should Be Telephoned to the Hocleu
Editor bj Friday ol Kttcn Week.
The past week lias been crowded
wltti t-uii and iodne uliahs. in
stallation ol oil leers fn the various
louges bus taken conslderame
, lime miring the past few evenings,
1-uuh uie oeuig made In the ouus
Ijr weir litttO work ami cominll tees
u u li iiii mi llnktii' til" viMi' u i-iil-
emlar.
The chamber of commerce dinner
at the M. E. church on Friday eve
ning was one of the largest and
iiio.Ht successful affairs or tin week.
A moet Interesting program or mu
tic and speeches was enjoyed. Mr.
E. A. Billion sponsored u boy
scout atialr during the week", wnien
in Hiked eonsldcinble interest
anions the boys of the city. A sci
ence meeting ut the ceuior high
school, under tlie instruction of Mr.
Leroy Hfalt, wus an event ol Iho
week for t lie science students.
The L. F. T. apron and overall
dance will be a large a 1' tali of next
Tuesday evening. Mr. and Airs. K.
ll..Thurber are in charge of the
evening.
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California Couple Honored
at Bridge Party at
Taylor Home on Friday
. . Jim, jv. ii. i a j kit w u;t u uicmi
gracious hostess at her loveiy
home in Lutirelwood on riidny eve
ning, when the enteiiuintd with a
briuge party honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Hapii, ut UnkeiHfieid,
California. Cut Mowers and teru
were, used artistically throughout
;ih0 rooms. Bridge was played dur
ing the evening with Mi-h. Jul hi
HcClintock winning first prize fur
'the ladies und Mr. J. A. Dcnn win
ning first prize for the men. Those
enjoying I he evening included Mr.,
mid Mrs. I.eo Hupp, honor guests.
Mr. und Mrs. Wood ley Stephenson.
Mr and Mrn. Herbert Qulne, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Grant Oshnrn, Mr. and
Mrn. J. A. Deun, Mr. and Mrs.
Jlurrle llooth, Mr. ami Mrs. Fred
erick E. Hurtling, M r. and M rs.
.1 nli ii AleClintock, Mr. ami Mrn.
THil Hnrlh, Mr. ami Mm. Willis
Meyers, Mr. nnd Mm. Hugh Whip
ple, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph heels,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carstens, Allss
Hvtr Hies and Mr. und Mrs. A. 11.
Taylor.
..Dainty refreshments vera served
lit a late hour by Mrs. Taylor,
Former Douglas County
Girl Announces Her
Engagement in Eugene
Ol considerable interest In litis
thy Is the announcement, of the
engagement of Alius Margaret I n
derwuod, of Eugene, to Mr. De
Verle llempy, wnlch was told to
IIP. young couple's friends at a
pretty holiday luncheon at the Ho
tel (Inborn In Eugene. Miniature
silhouettes ol' each couple tlnlsiied
In black and white and lietl up
lllto Christmas packages were used
to convey the aummnceiuent to
their friends.
AH sit l'nderwood Is the datighler
of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. L'nderwood.
liu,w of Kugene, w ho w ere form
er . residents of Douglas county.
Sim is a Kenior at I'niversliy of
Oregon, where she Is a nu mber ol
Uiv eta 'I'au Alpha mitlonal social
Hororliy. Mr. Ilemiiy is the ion of
Mrs. Ora llempy. lie is n former
sLudeiil at the university and it
member of the Alpha Tail Omega
fraternity.
MUs L'nderwood Is well known
In K use burg.
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California Visitors
Complimented With
Dinner on Sunday
A lovely Sunday dinner was en
joyed at the home of Mr. anil Mrs.
A. 11. Taylor in l.snrelwood. w hen I
Mia. I ay lor entertained coiupli
men ting M r. and M is. I .eo h pp.
or Bakers! iehl, California. A howl
of fruit graced the center of the
table. A delicious three-thirty
o'clock dinner w as served t M r.
and .Mi . 'A. l,eo Itapp and sou, Don
aid. Mr. and .Mrs. (iraut Osboi n.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Qulne and
Mr. and Mrs A. U. Ta lot audi
daughter. Miss Athalle. !
The aftt-riniori was rleasantly i
spent In islilug.
Rosclmrpt W oman's Club
Has Meeting at Club
I louse on Tuesday
The os'Imii l Woiuiiu's club
nu t on Ta l.t ai'iei noon in Uk
(liib inoiiK-. tor tiii-ir regular nieet
ing. Airs. A. li McMlllln. preMi
ileat, was in cli.u tte of the alter
tiouii. '. ( A. l-'tl wards gave a
most intei ruling uii Inspiiai ional
lalk on "AN." :m, Miss F.thel
Miitks pl:i)-d two pi;mo solus.
Tables v ri i m;ut- lovely with
barbel i y spr.ivt, :un ustena and
yellow iIim .santhi'iiiuiiit weit u d
to serve rel reMsinrni s to the
guests. .Mr. A. r. .Miu deiH, Mrs.
Washington IhigUes. Mis. M. V.
Maddov and Mm. I.. Mel.ger
Win- in cttarve ol t,v retresil
inents tor the .-iltei n.inu.
Daughters of die Nile
to Meet Next Tuesday
ilailouia rlui). Oairiuer-; i tie'
Nile, Will II. ret Ut XI TllrMl;i iiighl.
.Iiinuat y 1 it ii, at i ! Iiuiur uT
Mrs. A. J YniiMg. tin diinu-r.
Mrs. llelt Wells. Mi .nlti
Throne and V.; V-utiu v. ii; n
hoi-ft s -i ;, hil I'd . . ; All
Jiiciubcio aie iwg4 U bv i . i-ut
Mrs. Golda Wickham
Placed on University
Honor Roll for Term
According io word received
here from the t'nlveislly of Oiti
gon at Kugene, Mis. (ioldu Wick
liain, of itoHehurg, was named ou
the rail term honor lotl at the uni
versity. Mm. Wickham has been
receiving exceptionally higii hon
ors during her study ut tne uni
versity und this honor roll means
that she has received no jcueH
during the past term lower man u
II, wnich Is u very high aver
age. Mrs. Wickham a u sophomore In
education at the university and is
u member of I'l ,nhda Thetu. edu
cation honorary oignnlzntloii. Hue
is also u member of the glee
cluh.
Goettels Celebrate
46th Wedding Anniversary
at bon 8 Home Sunday
Mr. and Mm. Noble (iaettel en
tertained informally on Sunday
with a twelve-thirty o'clock" chick
en dinner in honor of the -lllth
wedding anniversary of Mr, and
Mrs. Otto (loettel. lnk cut flow
ers and feriiH, arranged In attrac
tive bouquets, were placed artisti
cally In Hie rooms. A large tiered
wedding cake, topped with a minia
ture bride and groom and forty
six candles made a lovely center
piece for the tuble.
The afternoon was pleasantly
spent In visiting.
D. A. R. Members to
Meet Next Monday at
Home of Mrs. Bell
The Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution will meet next
Monday afternoon at I he home of
Mrs. William Hell ou Jackson
street. M is. I.awiettco (toodburu,
Mrs. Davitl N. Huseuhark and Mrs.
W. l Thomas will be hostesses
with Mrs. Hell for the day.
The regular htislness meet lug
will lit- followed by a program. A
Kocial hour and refreshments will
bu enjoyed after the piogram. It
Is honed that a, large attendance
of iiieiubeiH w ill' be present.
New Books at Public
Library This Week
A large number of new books
have been received at the Koseburg
public library -this week. The uon
fiction list includes;
When the D-lioatH Came to Am
erica (Mark.
Hoy Scout in the (irl.zly Country-Douglas.
Heart Ii ol Happiness Monroe.
Vanity in May fair Sheridan.
Deep Water Days Swan.
Frontier Doctor Hoyt.
Hero of Vlncennes Thomas.
Heowuir Moncrleff.
Shakespeare's Dictionary.
Flower ami Still Lire rulnling
Holme.
Ireland. I he ltoclc Whence 1 Was
Hewn Hyrtie.
Turkey IToduc!ionClinc.
How to Talk- t'lapp.
Calvin Cooltdge Autobiography.
Aircraft Year Hook.
Are We Civilized Lowle.
Starling F.arly Vegetables and
1'lauts Nissley.
Hollvar Vbarra.
Kipling Verse.
Magic For K very body Leeming.
Psychology of the Adolescent
Holllngworth.
Doris Kenyon's Monolog es.
Fating and Health - Walsh.
And Then Came Ford Meia.
Kllzn belli and F.sse - St:arhey.
Life of Lady Hymn Mayne.
Knight of the Air Maiiland.
Wonderful Story of Science Mc
Fee.
I lomecral l lings - Walker.
Kowtow - Princess Dei l.tng.
Haw thorite - Arvin.
Trees at Night - Young,
iiithtul Old Age- tiollidian.
Singing in the Unln Monroe.
An American Woman and Her
Hank - - Molt.
Misadventures of a Tropical Med
ico I Mckev .
American Antlo,r.en Kb-i l-!u
Trapping. Tanning and Taxi
derniy- Tose.
Folk Dances for IWs and tilrts
- Shauhoimh.
'outer Making lor the A'.ualeur
- ande auler.
V hy lo i ou Ta'U Like rhat
Hiu ton.
wiiiuanec of Childhood and oiith
InietibeiK.
,loi!pnn .Miller and His Oihei
Sell Wat-ner.
Foi t j .Ninee i. I u;:;; liter -- Fsiuer
:ihl;t. Creating llie Short Story-- l.ood-
m.in
one Act I'!as r,ic n.
Kaiiv Aoieiitan 4 osuune Wai-
ick.
Hlock Printing in the School
Itice.
Fiction
tiod Have Men on Is Sc.ui
loli Fulti es Hi'turn Chispell
Hest Short Stones !!:! O HiirU
liotnorial Lov er - Steuarl.
It's a Creat War- Lee.
Field of llouoi - ll rue.
White CocKaiie tJlUou.
An Alien Frtmi Ilea en --Ci ,ine.
Into the Wind Hat h.
These bookw have been yet v; red
i or the public'?. Use ;tlnl will be
hmtid at die Kt i b it,, rubitc If
biaiy ut Ihib ciiv.
Trains for Evening Wear
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hy
1 'if
V ' - J !k
'I rains may have become puHse
for i ravel In ir sin pa tha vntma nt
the utrplatie, but for evening wear
they are In the limelight of the
rashlnn world. They are fashioned
of eggshell moire with a bronze
net flounce and train. Large peach
toned rosea emphasize ihe decolle-
uigo uccKiiue ai me ohck auu also
I 111! lil-lli.nuat. t tiu i.P
also the prl license type of bodice.
Mr. Runyan Surprised
by Friends Tuesday at
Pot Luck Dinner
One of the most enjoyable uff
fairs of the week occurred on
Tuesday evening, when friends of
Mr. Jujiu Kunyau met ul his home
for a tio host surprise pot luck
dinner. After the dinner was serv
ed, cards were enjoyed. Those
present included Mr. John Kunyau,
Mr. and Mrs. 1). 11. Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Heinline, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hell, Air. and
Mis. Paul Unbar, Mr. and Mrs. M.
F. It lee, Mr. and Mis. Charles
Wharton, Mrs. (.race Thibodeau.
Miss .Martha Yeo and Mr. M. M.
Miller.
Mr. D. II. Morgan won first prize
Cor the evening In bridge.
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Reserve Officers to
Meet Next Tuesday
Night at Umpqua
There will be a meeting of the
rmp(ua chapter Reserve Officers
association of the Pulled Slates
next Tuesday evening at seven
thirty o'clock In the Indian room
of (he I'mpqua hotel. This Is the
Hist meeting called this year and
as the election of I'Kh) officers
will be held. It Is desired thai all
members of Pmpqua chapter be
present.
The 1!C9 officers are: Captain
H. C. Church, president; Lieuten
ant William (lerretseti. vice-president,
nnd Lieutenant Frank Hills,
secretary-treasurer.
Major J. II. Hiuiuey, of Kugene,
will be present for Ihe meet Ing
and will give a talk ou "(las War
hire.' Major Tieiney is the unit
Instructor.
Local Barbers Union
Elect New Officers
at Regular Meeting j
The local barbers' union met ;
on Monday evening at the Parties'
barber shop on Cast street. Of-
ticeis for the coming ear were
elected as tollows: .lames Miller.'
president ; Fled Jones; vice-president
: Roy Hose, treasurer secre
tary, Fred Miller, corresponding
secretary, and Clenn Calb-n, guide.
The regular business session fol
lowed. Claude Lnu was invited into
the local union later in the eve
ning .Mr. t.viin Is working in the
1 1 rami barber shop, having recent
ly moved lo this ciiy Lorn K.i-
gelie.
Douglas County Music
teachers Association
Meets on Tuesday
A meeting ni the Douglas Coi;n;y
Mnti Teachers' association was
heht on Tuesday al a cnc o'clock
luncheon at the Hotel Ro.se. Cov
ers were placed for Mr. Charles
Prand. Mrs. Charles P Heinline.
Miss Oladv s St rong. Mrs. Harriet
t; roves W ealhei fmd. Mrs. (.race
Peaid. Miss Naomi Scott und Mr.
Uov Ooodman.
Plans were dic'issed for tuesic
week, which will be held next May.
Suggestions were made tor the
hi liming of outride musical talent
to Hovelling at various times for
musicules, programs and enter
tainments. i was also voted lh.il
the association would help to sup
port llie ronccrt ot John Starke
Lv.in-. whop will be tiven ,it the
Chtiatiati church thib mouth.
j Spring Styles in
i Footwear for Women;
Men s Remain Same
Footweur fur the coming season
will play a most important part of
milady's wardrobe as the longer
skirts have demanded daintier and
uVeBsier footwear, with high heels
returning to popularity. Shoes
are to be more colorful than ever
before.
The footwear fushlon reveals
that shoes are more feminine, and
that the silhouette gowus require
shoed of a design that avoids the
more utilitarian effect created by
the short skin. era. New tones of
blege and green to compliment
the shades of spring dresses will
he seen, with brown, white and
combinations lu the background.
Shoes also urn lu demand to match
Ureas accessories. Snake skin
shoes are popular, with lizard and
pvthon skins Jii demand in the
higher grades, lilack footwear
whl be win n in the early spring
with medium shades of brown fol
lowing. For summer, the light
colors will be worn.
Men's shoes are virtual hy the
same as for the last several years.
.Men's spring -coats will be broad
shouldered und trimmed short to
accentuate whatever breath there
may le in the wearer's chassis.
Ihe trousers will fit snug at the
lop to emphasize slininesH of
waist and will taper to the ankle.
New Idea Club Has
Pleasant Afternoon -on
Wednesday
The New Idea club of Kdenbow
er met at the home of Mrs. Jer
ome Smith with Mrs. Forrest
Jones as joint hostes, ou Wvdnes
tlay afternoon, January 8th, for
their regular meeting there being
fourteen members and two guests
present. Alter a short business
meeting, during which various suit-
jects pertaining to club activities
were discussed, the members en
joyed a pleasant hour of conver
sation wiiite occupied with their
needle work. At the tea hour
the hustess.es assisted by Mi's. C.
L. Muhley and Mrs. Curtis Cal
kins, served dulnUy refreshmen..
lo Mrs. F. H. Applehoff, Mrs. V.
I)uckiugliainv .Mrsi, P. E. Beaver,
Mrs. F. A. Clemens, Mrs. F. L. Cal
kins, Mrs. D. C. Clark. Mrs. W. U
Hess, Mrs. it. 11. Williams. Mis
S. A. Sautord, Mrs. John H. Por
ter and MLss Patricia mid Muster
Lee Calkins.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mm.
It. H. Williams on Wednesday
January
Baptist Church Holds
Annual Meeting on u
ar h vpnintr
' The members of the local Bapt
ist church held their regular an
nual meeting ut the cnurch ' on.
Wednesday night. A pot-luck sup
per was served at six-thirty
o'clock, which was followed by u
businesa session. Air. 11. C. Oar
by was elected as moderator and
each department of the church
and Sunday school made their an
nual reports tor the year.
Mr. J. F. Hyrd and Mr. Volney
McKean were elected deacons.
Mrs. Louis Kohlhageu and Mrs.
John Penlney. deaconesses; Oliv
er Jolmsou. II. C. Darby and J. A.
Caraway, trustees; .Mrs. T. J.
Brown, clerk; U. W. Taylor, treas
urer, and It. K. Crawford, Sunday
school superintendent.
A program consisting of n group
of solos by Mr. Frank Grubbe and
piano selections by Mrs. Clyde
Heard, was enjoyed.
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Pleasant Informal
Evening at Tabor Home
Mr. ami Mrs. Harry (illmore
were (he guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ashley Tabor on Tuesday evening
at an informal eight o clock din
ner al the Tabor home.
A pleasant evening was spent
following the dinner with cards
and visiting.
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Kaquel Tot ii s, lovely ami spirited Spanu,. member ef the screen
tratentity appears in the latent cosiuuie tor the winter reports. Smart
is K-r crete f-ock w hil the ucw uuhade adda a dab of color thai
euhaucei (he tUbemble. ,
Local Lodge Members
Go to Myrtle Creek
on Saturday Night ,
A delegation of members of the
Rebekah lodge and the Odd Fel
lows lodge, of Koseburg, motored
to Myrtle Creek Saturday evening,
where they attended a meeting at
the I. O. O. F. hall, with the
Myrtle Creek lodge members. The
Itebekah lodge held Installation
and the Odd Fellows followed with
their installation". A turkey din
ner and social hour followed.
Those going -to Myrtle Creek
from Koseburg included Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Pettey, Mrs. H. B.
Roadman, Mrs. May Pyron and
daughter. Miss Jessie, Mr. und
Mrs, A. 0. McMlllln, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Bailey. Mrs. J. G. Stephenson
ami Mrs. H. T. Bloom.
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Riversdale P. T." A.
Holds Meeting and
Social on Wednesday
A large crowd attended the
regular business meeting of the
Riversdale Parent-Teachers' hbbo
clutlon on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. Harmon, president, wua in
charge of the business session. An
old-fashioned spelling bee follow
ed, alter which a social hour was
enjoyed.
Mrs. Carrie M. Baker, of Rose
burg, is the teacher of the Rivers
dale school this year. Refresh
ments were served ut the close of
the evening. Electric lights have
recently been put in the school
building and this was the first
meeting held since the lights had
been installed.
Mrs. Edith Ackert, county school
superintendent, was a guest of the
evening.
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Catholic Ladies Enjoy
Wednesday Afternoon as
Guests of Mrs. Gonier
The Catholic ladles met at the
Parish hull ou Wednesday after
noon for a social time, as the
guests of Mrs. William J. Gonier.
Lovely bouquets of cut flowers
and greenery were used in the
loins and on tne table. Sewing
ui 1 conversation were enjoyed
din in.; the afternoon. Mrs. Cyril
Nichols received first prize for the
day.
New officers were Installed for
I9;lo, which included Mrs. Rich
ard Wlllett, president; Mrs. I. B.
Nichols, vice-president; Mrs. A. P.
Rapin, treasurer, and Mrs. Cyril
Nichols, secretary.
Mrs. Gonier was assisted in serv
ing refreshments to the guests
by Mrs. Fayette Lungenberg.
Mrs. Virden and
Mrs,- Houck Entertain . ,
Missionary Society
The Presbyterian Missionary so
ciety met at the lovely Virden
home on North Jackson street on
Thursduy as the guests of Mrs.
George E. Houck and Mrs. T. B.
Virden. The devotional were in
charge of Mrs. G. W. Young. Mrs.
Connelly gave an Interesting talk
on "China" and Mrs. C. D. Fles read
the latest communications from
Miss Forsytiie. Presbyterian mis
sionary in China. Miss Forsytiie
is a sister of Mrs. Roy Achor, for
merly of this city, who recently
moved to Oregon City.
An unusually fine attendance of
members was present for the aft
ernoon. Delicious refreshments
were served at the close of the
afternoon by Mrs. Virden and Mrs.
Houck.
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Informal Evening Enjoyed
at Tabor Home Thursday
r fiends of Mrs. Ashley 1 abor
enjoyed a pleasant in formal eve
ning at her home on Thursday eve
ning. Cards were played during
the evening. Besides Mr. and Mrs.
1 abor, Airs. Harry Gil more and
Mr. and Mrs. Larry bhaw, of beat
tie, were present.
A midnight supper was served
by Mrs. Tabor.
Season at Miami
The Spider web Lace
Costume
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Like a creation from a spider's
loom Is the sheer frock of coffee
tan chiffon and spiderweb lace dis
played as one of the leading fashion
costumes this season. The deep
bertha which talsl almost below
tiie waistline Is u lovely feature.
The skirt is made, of alternate
strips of chiffon and lace, while
the bodice has generous inserts of
lace patterns.
I. O. O. F. Lodge Has
Installation of
Officers Friday Night
The local I. O. O. P. lodge held
their annual installation of offic
ers at the hall on last Friday eve
ning. Mr. Gregory, district deputy
grand master from Myrtle Creek,
installed the officers. The 1930
officers are : Kicha id C. Jones,
noble grand; T. V. Thomason,
vice-noble grand; Carl Ohmaii,
R. S. S. noble grand; George
Diet a, L. S. S. noble grand; Fred
Cockelreas. warden; William Bun
nell, conductor; Theodore Barrel),
inside guardian; L. Huseell, R. S.
S.; K. E. Samlquist, L. S. S.;
George Frew, R. s. S. vice-noble
grand; L. MacFarlaad, L. S. S.
vice-noble grand; A. J. Geddes,
secretary; J. B. Duiley, financial
secretary, and Oliver Johnson,
treasurer.
Refreshments were served by
a committee in charge later in the
evening.
Birthday Dinner and Party
Given Mr. Charles O'Malley
Mrs. Charles O'Malley was a
charming hostess last week-end
when she invited a few of her
friends to her home for a surprise
party. The occasion was Mr.
O'Malleys birthday. The table
was 'lovely with a large birthday
cake, covered with candles, grac
ing the center. An eight o'clock
dinner was served by Mrs. O'Mal
ley. Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. George Engles, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Bnyliss and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles O'Malley.
Cards and visiting were en
joyed during the remainder of the
evening.
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L. F. T. Dance to Be
Outstanding Event
of Next Tuesday
one ot me outstanding events
on the social calendar for the com
ing week is the L. F. T. dance.
which will he held ut the K. P.
hall next Tuesday evening. Fea
ture dances w ill be given. The
dance will be In the form of an
apron and overall party. The
.Melody Marvels will furnish the
music for the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Thurber are
in charge of the evening with the
following couples assisting them:
Mr. and Mrs. I vim Pickens, Dr.
and Mrs. Lee Wells, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Whipple. Mr. and Mrs. John
A. C. King, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Post, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cordon.
Mr. an-l Mrs. J. A. Soules, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Meyers and .Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brown.
Refreshments will be served at
the close of the evening.
I. O. O. F. Lodge to
Meet January 22
The Royal Purple Degree I'nion
Encampment of the I. O. O. F.
will meet at the 1. O. O. F. ball
in this city on January 22nd. The
Grants Pass encampment w ill be
the guests of the local lodge for
the evening. Plans have been '
made for a most enjoyable eve
ntiiff. Tim C.rauts Pais team will
Ite in charge of the degree work
of the eveuiug. Refreshments will
be st i ved b a ionium Ice iu
charge. t
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AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES
Canyonvlll Host to Auxiliary
An enthusiastic meeting of Ump
qua unit was held Tuesday night,
January 7th at Canyonville with a
good representation from the var
ious towns throughout the county.
Mrs. James A. Soules, president,
was in charge, and a num
ber of interesting reports were
made covering Llie various
branches of work which is being
carried on by the unit. The busi
ness meeting was followed by a
dance which lasted until a late
hour. Refreshments w 4 r e en
Joyed afterward.
Committee Reports Given
Mrs. Walter Kurtz reported for
the child welfare committee that
four Christmas boxes were given
to needy families. Mrs. Clinton
Gorthy gave a report on the Christ
mas entertainment at the soldiers'
home. Each veteran at the home
received a present this year from
the auxitlury state department und
the local unit presented each
World war veteran with a suit
able gift. On Christmas eve an
entertainment was given at the
home following the dinner hour
and the presents were distributed.
The membership now stands at
278 paid members for the new
year which is a record number for
the local unit and lor the state of
Oregon.
' The flower report was given by
Mrs. J. M. Judd.
The report on the Rod Cross
roll call showed that 446 members
were secured which Is the larg
est membership secured in the
county for a number oE years.
New Committees Appointed
The president appointed Mrs.
Walter Kuris and Mrs. Grant Os
born to serve as visiting commit
tee until next meeting.
The next meeting which will be
Myrtle Creek. Lodge
Has Christmas Party
The following Christinas lodge
affair was held In Myrtle Creek
and was sent to the News-Review
by a reader. Tne item was clipped
from the Myrtle Creek Mail.
Tue Sunday before Christmas
was consecrated to the gathering
of our greens vines, pine and ce
dar, mistletoe,, ferns und e a. ties,
and of makiug of wreathes., gar
lands and final decorations.
Ad ample and elaborate welcome
wreath was put into position at
either end ot the hall with smaller
wreaths for the windows, each
having its fan of red crepe paper.
Garlands woven of pine and cedar
placed at opposite corners, cross
ing in center of room, an incandes
cent bulb with a large red bow ot
crepe paper, serving as a candle.
In such an atmosphere it seem
ed fitting to install a Christmas
tree, which when trimmed and
lighted, made one feel that one was
in the midst of Santa's fairy laud.
It was Christmas eve when the
tree gladdened the wee Ones' eyes
and the older ones as w ell. It came
on Arbor Vitae's own lodge night,
so business was hurriedly disposed
of and a fireplace bearing stock
ings wus buiided by the tree. San
ta sent a hurried message so we
knew he wus on the way and In a
short time he came hurrying In, for
he had much tq do before 'tis light.
The children were asked to come
and relieve Santa of his pack. The
grownups were next in line, and
Santa remembered us al), and even
some who were not there, when a
sister or brother was passing near
an absent sister's or brother's
home. Others will receive theirs at
the last lodge night this year,
which comes on New Year's eve.
A large crowd was present.
After dismantling the tree, n so
cial time and games were enjoyed
by the children.
After lodge and before Santa's
arrival, a Christmas program was
rendered, those taking part were
Audrey Starbuck and Joyce . Ady,
tiny tots, but each did her part
well; a piauologue by Mrs. Bryan
Dleckman; a medley of Christmas
songs by Mrs. A. W. Caswell. Holy
Night was sung by all.
There are paths that wind and
wind;
But the art of being kind. !
Is w hat this old world needs.
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Camp Fire Girls J
Enjoy Coasting Party j
on Wednesday Night
j The Ahneali Nika group of Camp I
' Fire girls met at the home of Miss 1
Frances Sellick on Wednesday of
this week. After spending a short !
lime with the business of the
group, the girls enjoyed a coasting
party on a nearby hill. Those en
joying the evening were Miss '
Aileen Pierce. Miss Helen McDon-j
aid. Miss Eleanor Fies, Miss Phyl-1
lis Bolter. Miss Janet Flckenscher. ,
Miss Mary Dell Geddes, Miss Opal
Horner. Miss Annabelle Fisher, f
Miss Dorothy Freur, Miss Lorena l
Ison. Miss Nellie Rust. Miss Beryl;
Htunner. Miss Lois Ann Whipple.1
Miss Sabina Nerbas. Miss Patricia;
Neal. Miss trances Sellick. host
ess. Mrs. Thomas G. Watson, guar
dian, and Miss Enid Veatch, as
sistant guardian.
Following the coasting party,
light refreshments were nerved
while the girls dried their gloves
by the fireplace.
Thimble Club to
Meet Next Monday
There will be a meeting or the
Thimble club next Monday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Bertha
Taylor on Miller street. It is hoped
that Hll members will be present.
A mihijc installation of officers
for 19.10111 be held on Januarv
2ufh. when the Neighbors of Wood
enifl. Lilj,- ( Lide No. 43. Installs
ttieir otiicers.
held January 21st. will be follow
ed by a social hour and the fol
lowing hospltallly committee will
be In charge; Mrs. J. A. Demi,
Chair num, Mrs. Roy Campbell,
Mrs, R. D. Bridges of Oakland,
Mrs. Clyde Carstens, Mrs. Merrill
Throne, Mrs. Heskett Baker and
Airs. E. A. Britton.
Attends 8ession in Portland -
Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly, district '
committee woman, attended a
meeting of the state executive
committee held In Portland on
January 4th. She reports a very
interesting session. While in Port
laud Mrs. Wimberly und 'other
state officials of the auxiliary at
tended a costume dance given by
Major and Airs. Walter h. Bealey $
at the military academy.
Citiens Cooperate in Conserving
Tin Foil
The community Is functioning
one hundred per cent in the con
servation of tin foil for the Shrl ti
er's hospital for crippled children
In Portland. An interesting epi
sode was told by a unit member
who was an eye witness to the
happening. It happened thus:
One of our town dignitaries was
walking down the street und hap
pened to see a piece of bright tin
loll lying discarded In his path.
He immediately stopped to pick it
up but in his earnestness of pur
pose he failed to see that there
was another man Just as sincere
of purpose who also saw whut hW
saw and had the same urge at theT
same time. The result was that
both stooped at.the same time and
Klh r. en,-.. V
the forehead. 'Tfs said they both
came up smiting. But, oh well
w ho wouldn't take a few bumps' if
necessary to further a cause as
worthy as this.
Knights of Pythias
Hold Installation
of 1930 Officers
The Knights of Pythias lodge
met ou Wednesday evening at tne
K. P. hail for the Alpha lodge No.
47 installation of liW) officers. Air.
C. W. Parker, district deputy grand
chancellor acted as installing of
ficer. The following oificers were
Installed, Edward Schieffele, C. C;
Ben Jones, V. C; Lloyd Torrey,
prelate; J. H. Winters, M. W.; Lee
Connelly, K. R. S.; Edward Huf
ham, M. F.; B. W. Strong, M. E.;
Edward R. Walton, M. A.; Joseph
Houseolder, O. G,; I. T. Whitney,
I. G.; B. W. Strong, C. W. Parkejv,
and Dr. Clair K. Allen, trustees
and M. R. Brown, D. D. G. C.
Nineteen twenty-nine was a most
successful year for the Alphu lodge.
Visitors totaled 215. The local
lodge has one of the largest num
ber of members present for each
meeUng in the city.
A social evening wtil be enjoyed
on January 29th. Committees have
been uppointed and plans are be
ing carried out tor a successful
evening.
Mr. H. Wollenberg
Celebrates 92nd
Birthday in California
Mrs. Arthur Bauni and her fath
er, Mr. H. Wolleubcrg, of this city,
have returned to their homo heie,
alter spending the past several,
weeks in L'alliorula, , where they
visited relutives and friends.
Ou Monday evening Mr. Wollvn
beiR. celebrated his 2nd birthday
at tne home ot his daughter, Mis.
KdKiir Lewis, lu San Francisco. All
ol ihe members ot his family, in
cluding his tvraiHicluidren, were
present for (he day.
Mr. Wollenberg is one ot Iiose
bmg s best known residents, hav.
Ing resided here for many yeai
n. ft ik
Pleasant Evening of
Cards Spent at Karcher
Home Last Week-End
A deliKhtful evening was spent
at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Halph Karclier on South Main
street last weekend, when they
invited a lew of their friends for
an evening of bridge. Those en
joying the evening were Mr. and
Mrs. K. M. Ijy,.r, Air. and Mrs. H.
L'. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. O. N.
Wallace and Mr. aid .Mrs. Halpll
Karcher.
Hetieshments were served at a
late hour by .Mrs. Karcher.
B. P. W. C. Attend
C. of C. Banquet '
Meet Next Week
The Huslnesx and Professional
Women's club met In a body on
Friday night at the t tnpciua ho
tel and lei i for the M. t. church
where they sat together at tl-4
chHinber of commerce diuner.
The next meeting of tile cluh
will be held in the Woman's club
rooms on Hie evening of Janu
arv 17lh. Mm twllih rilmi.rn u
in charge ot the evening. The
cluli will observe national thrift
week from January 17th until
Januarv- 2:Sril. Joint chairmen for
Ihrilt week ale Martha l'erry und
IXilma Globe.
Donald Bashford Is
Host at Birthday
Party at His Home
Little Donald Dashford was host
at a birthday party at the home
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. llashfonl. on Han aid avenue,
last week Oil. The children play
ed games during llie afternoon.
The guest list included Miss Alle
lic Taylor. Miss Patricia Leakey
Miss I'atricia Mi Clintork. farh"
ton Wilder. Hichard McClinlock.
(C'outiuucu ou pase 3)
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