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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931. FIVE News of Douglas County WILBUR (NrwB-Revtew Duutflas County Special) WILBUR, March 20. Miss Min nie Noltensmeier arrived Saturday trom Wellington, South Dakota. J .She is making trip uirougn tne west, ana is visiting at Wilbur with her sisters, Mis. A. J. Crockor and Mrs. Paul Abeel. Mrs. Virgil Smith motored to Eugene Tuesday to Bpend several days visiting friends and relatives. Miss Nina Johnson, Miss Iua Farnsworth, Miss Mazie Walker, and Russell C. Clark attended the teachers' local institute held at Oakland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dlra- niick, who are members of Oregon pioneer families, and who have long been' residents of Wilbur, moved Sunday to a ranch on the McKenzie river, about twelve miles from Eugene. They expect to make their home permanently on the ranch. They will be greutly missed In the community and throughout Douglas county. REEDSPORT (Nctn-Review lXititfU. Cvuirtj BvwlH KEEDSPOItT, March 20. Din ner guests at the Stanley Chapln home Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. II. 13. Caswell. Miss Tlor ctte Janelle of Gardtner and Sir. Howard Hinsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kernan are on a business trip to Portland. Paul Jenkins, of the Uoseburg News-Review, was a business visi tor in Reedsport Tuesday. Word has been received by friends of the Haas family, here that Al Haas, well known forinei resident, is receiving treatment in the Veterans' hospital in Vortland. The family moved to St. Helens when the mill closed. Messrs. Frank and Ernest Wade were Marshfield visitors Tuesday Raymond Walsh of Eugene, dis trict engineer, and Olenn Roberts, in charge of the road between ScottsburK and Eiktou were in town Wednesday. James Cummins of the mainten ance crew was struck in the eye by a flvlnc nebblo Wednesday after noon, and was taken to a local nhvsician. who treated the mem ber, but found the Injury not sert ous. MYRTLE CREEK (Associated Prera leased Wire) MYRTLE f'KEEK, March 20 Mrs. Finzer Hull has been quite ill some some time but is slowly re covering. Mrs. Hall lives at Nug get. Richard Brown who has been 111 i with a Bevore attack of -influenza for five weeks Is able to walk again with the aid of a enno. Richard is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown. ' ' 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Madick of Tucson, Ariz., who are making a northern trip seeking a new homo, recently spent tlio week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dailey. Mrs. Maud Freed and son, Wm. Holt are moving to Roseburg where they recently purchased a 17-acro tract 10 blocks east of the court house. LOOKINGGLASS (NVwB-Rcview Douglas Cminty SitccinI) LOOKINGGLASS, March 21 The chicken supper, sponsored by the Sewing club members, was well attended and greatly enjoy ed. After the supper games were played. The proceeds are to help send a delegate to the Corvallls summer school later in the year, The residents of the valley are busy harvesting their broccoli this week. j Wesley and Florence Meredith attended the lecturers' meeting at the Evergreen grange ball last Wednesday evening. A forestry moving picture was given at the Lookingglass school by W. V. Fuller and D. O. Weaver, from the state forestry service. It was enjoyed by all school students. Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Voorhies visited at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Olllvant last .Sunday. YONCALLA f NMvi-Revkw DmifrTni Ounly Spocinl) YONCALLA. March 21. Dick 'Ilentnn, of Heppner, Ore., spent a couple of days this week visiting at the Gus Peret home. Mrs. Aline Canney has rented the little Kelso house on Third street. RIDDLE (NWk-RpvIow PouglaB County Siwrl;il) RIDDLE, March 21 Riddle people are rejoicing with Iloso burg over their success in secur ing the national soldiers' home The whole county will be beni fil ed by having this money Invested here, as what helps ono part helps the whole. Miss Bess t'loiigh of Canyonvllle was attending to business mailers and visiting friends here Tuesday. Mrs. Johnny Lloyd and daugh ter of Eugene are guests al Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Acker Ihis week. Foster Bulner of Roseburg was attending to matters of business here Monday. Mrs. Grace Illansing of Butte Falls was a guest last week al the home of her mother, Mrs. ih llr Mayes. Mrs. A. F. Becker has ben vis iting relatives in Seattle the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Dean, who have been residing in Portland Ihe past few years, returned hero Sat urday to make their home. County Agent Leedy. Dr. C. H. Bailey and Fred Ooff of Roseburg attended the meeting of the local grange here Saturday evening. Mrs. D. L. Farlcigh and son Jiin mle of Ijikevlew and Mrs. F. W. j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Henslee recent ly. Deputy Assessor Smith of Glen i dale was interviewing Riddle resi dents Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison of Brownsville are spending the week at the home of Mrs. Lelah Yoking Gene Pruner. an old time resi dent of this place, was visiting at the home of his brother, Met I'runcr, last Monday. Mrs. C. E. Loasdon entertained the Kastern Star club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. llertha Hliindell, Mrs. E. L. PI'aff and daughter. Myrtle Adah and Mrs. Austin Wilson motered to Green Wednesday evening where they attended the meeting at the Evergreen grange hall. Dr. John Wilson, Edna Dunbar and Ernestine Riddle were among the Riddle people attending the celebration at Roseburg Tuesday eventn. Dr. Irvine of Myrtle Creek was called here Thursday morning to attend C. M. Acker, who is quite ill at his home with the flu. Mrs. Blilley Nichols was hostess to the GOO club Wednesday eve' nlng. Twelve cars of broccoli have been shipped from Riddle this season. It is expected there will be about twenty cars when the crop iB all harvested. The local high school basketball team left Wednesday afternoon for Ashland where they partlcl pated in the southern Oregon bas ketball tornnanient for the ensuing three days. They were accompau led by Ahner Logsdon, who acted as their coach. The following boys went on the trip: Harold 'Townsend, Arnold Pfal't', Hen and Owen Willis, Keith Henry, Uabe Mellor, lAlvin Walker and Kills Nllis. LIVE COYOTE ROPED BY OAKLAND MEN (NYws-Ki'vicw !)illitlnu County SKHliul) OAKLAND, March 21. A live coyote was exhibited on the streets bore. Thursday, and caused con.iid erabl excitement. The animal was captured in the Red Hill section by a party of hunters, assisted by a pack of hounds. Quite a number of lambs have been killed in that '.errilory by this coyote and Its mate which the hunters hope to capture later. The dos bayed this animal near a small creek but could not kill their prey on account of tlio water mid a bank. On arrival of the' men they roped the coyoto uud brought it to Oakland. Among those taking part in the chase were, Erwin Rice, Dean Hen ry, Clarence Thompson and Floyd Smith. FINES IMPOSED IN GLENDALE COURT (News-Review Douglai County Srrial) GLEN DA LK, Mroh 20. William Locke, traveling man, paid a fine of $2.50 in City Uecorder W. H Lesh's court Wednesday for viola lion of a city traffic ordinance. The arrest was mado by O. 'P. Oling house.' city marshal. , Wallace RiKshy, an elderly real dent of upper Cow creek, was fined S0 and costs Wednesday evening by W. B. Lesh,' city recorder, on a charge of drunkenness and disor derly conduct preferred by Cling house, who made the arrest, Rigs by, not having $20, was remanded to the city jail. -o- AZALEA AZALEA, March 21. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Throne of the Double E ranch, on upper Cow- creek, visited friends in Uoseburg', Monday. 1 Mrs. Rollln C. Johns Is employed in the Azalea hotol dining room. this week Mr. and Mr. R. C. Small and daughter. Miss Maxine, chopped and attended (o business affairs In Uoseburg, Friday. Lloyd Sharp left the last week lor southwestern Cnnada where he will spend Beveral days visiting rela tives and transacting business, Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis visltec friends in Uoseburg Sunday. Edison and Leland Johns have torn out the old fence, on both" Rides (of the lane, adjoining the hiirhway, and have replaced it with a new board fence, on their ranch They have also grubbed out I he wild rose bushes and old apple nnd rear trees, which makes a neater appearance to this Iportion of the Ccw creek road, and gives n cle vision for considerable distance, for the motorist. Elmer Swan attended to business in Uosebur Friday, Mr. anu Mrs. G. L. Janizer mo'or- ed t'j Eugene Wednesday v here tlwy visited friends and at'eurled lo business for a couple of days. Their sons. Lewis and Teddy, are, staying with their aunt, Mrs. Floyd K. Kcilcy, during their absence. pas Gniirr: You Know You Have a Good Banking Connection When you have your Checking Ac count with the Uoseburg National llfcnk. ynu know ; you have a good banking connect ion one that is al ways ready and willing to be of best service to you. TheKosebur National Bank Roseburg, Ore 1 Douglas County Society News Organizations, Social and Club Happenings From All Sections of the County as Reported by Com munity Editors. YONCALLA Mrs. Luther Daugh- erty entertained at a silver tea Thursday afternoon for the Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church. A very pleasant afternoon was spent following which delicious refresh ments were served. The aid real ized a nice sum. Misses Thea and Opal Odell sang a duet, Misses Lu cille Huntington and Rosa Davis played piano solos, Mrs. Laura Ap plegate, Howard Applegate and lletly Rutb Kruse gave vory fine readings. YONCALLA Miss Mary Clark was hostess to a St. Patrick's day taffy pull at her home Tuesday evening. Those present were Miss Dorothy Edes, Miss Audrey Rogers, Lyle Turpin, Esther Toner, Hazel Cooley, Miss Alma Gibson, Marvin Helland, Ioreu Forbes, Gerald Kablcr, Mary Jean Otey and the hostess, Mary Clark. GLENDALE Mrs. Bud Belcher entertained with an Informal luncheon and bridge Saturday after noon at her home at mile east of this city in compliment to Miss Louise Howard, teacher in the Giants Pass junior high school, who was a week-end guest at the Belcher homo. Other guests were Miss Helene Gregg, Miss Marie Crowe. Miss Doreeu Boice, Miss Verna Kafer, Miss Laura Reass, Miss Huzel Belcher and Mrs. J. S. Woodroffe, all of tills city. OAKLAND A surprise party was given C. L. Chenoweth, Wed nesday evening, hiB birthday occur ring on that date. A number of his ,, knus mostly from English heme mom called on him and the eve uing was spent in playing cards. Delicious refreshments were serv ed hile in the evening. Mrs. Roy Medley presented Mr. Chcnowetn with a large angel cake uucoruted in green. Oallon Jones nud gathered a huge bouquet of lunib tongues which we.ro used to uecorate the rooms. Those present wero Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Medley. Mi and Mrs. J. D. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Medley und daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. iiledley, Miss Ruth Chenoweth, c. M. Hall, Dallon Jones, uonaiu Bumgarlner and Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Chenoweth. OAKLAND The lust meeting ol tho Wednesday afternoon Bewing club was held at tho residence ot Mrs. Roy Truitt. The ladies spent the afternoon in conversation and sowing after which a dainty St. Patrick s day lunch was served. Members present were Mrs. 11. D. Bridges, Mrs. J. IS. Stearns, Mrs. E. G. Young, Mrs. H. H. Under wood, Mrs. J. F. Stafford, MrB. Wendell Truitt. Mrs.. , Bessie Stearns, Miss Ruth Cheuowetli and the hostess, Mrs. Roy Truitt. Guests for the meeting wero Mrs. A. Carlson, Mrs. W. A. Manning and Mrs. H. O. Worthen. YONCALLA Mrs. A. H. Weber entertained at a luncheon Wednes day noon honoring her friend, Mrs. Warmoutii, ot Brownsville, wno is visiting Mrs. Weber this week. Those present were Mrs. Lucy Samler, Mrs. Ella Daugherty, Mrs. tf. H. Brawn. Mrs. Laura Apple- gate, Mrs. Alice Canney, Mrs. Ida Uunyun, Miss Sue Burt, Mrs. war mouth and the hostess, Mrs. A. II. Weber. YONCALLA Mrs. Avery Lass well entertained at a St. Patrick's day party Tuesday afternoon. Beautiful spring flowers were in profusion throughout the rooms. St. Putrlck's day decorations were used. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. Annie Kruse, Mrs. May- Daugherty, and Mrs. Theresa Warner. Delicious refresh ments were served to Mrs. Theresa Warner, Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mrs. Annie Kruse, Mrs. K. K. Clark, Mrs. A. H. Weber, Mrs. Myrtle Ap plegate, Mrs. Ruth Edes, Mrs. Ha zel Hanan, Mrs. Minnie Davis, Mrs. Kara Stonaker, Irs. Maud Thiel, Mrs. Rebecoa Campbell, Mrs. Net tle Hanan, Mrs. Luther Daugherty, Mrs. Ruth Lawman, Mrs. War mouth, Mrs. Ladd and the hostess, Mrs. Marlon Lasswell. YONCALLA The Young Mar ried Couples club held their annual dance In the I. t). O. F. hall Tues day evening. A very pleasant eve ning was spent following which do- I licious refreshments were served I to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stonaker, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stenseth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry bowman, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Schleman, Mr. and Mrs. I'- cr wsa r Lloyd Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelso, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hanan, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Radabaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Erwlu Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daugherty and daughter, Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. Howurd Woolman, Mrs. Udell and daughters, Thea and Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Vlnce Ap plegate, Mr. and . Mrs. .Homer Kruse, Mr. und Mrs. Avery Lass well, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wallace. YONCALLA Mrs. Minnie White, grand associate matron of Oregon visited the Palestine Chap ter O. E. S., Monday evening. A vei-y profitable evening was spent following which a delicious lunch was served. Mr. and airs. Van Kirk, Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Alford of Drain chapter were present. Wednesday evening Mrs." White visited the Drain chapter. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stonaker, Mrs. Mary Class, Mrs. Gertrude Duugherty and Mrs. Ruth Edes of Yoncalla motored over to Drain and spent a very pleasant evening. WILBUR Russell C, Clark en tertained Thursday evening with a chicken dinner at the Hotel Ump qua in honor of the Wilbur high sehool basketball team. Other guests included Miss Nina Johnson, principal, Clay Smith and Arthur Crocker. ' Following the dinner a brief review of the basketball sea son was given by the coach. The records show that of gnmes played, including . loagua and non-league games, eight were won and five lost A total of 191 points were scored during the season. Fifty one fouls were committed. Mr. Clark pre sented each boy with a letter In the school colors of blue nnd gold. Kach one responded with a few words of appreciation to the coach. Later the group went to the Indian theater. The boys present were Lloyd Smith, Frederick Klnsei, James Beaty, Melvln Rodgers, George, Crocker, Raymond Miller. GLENDALE Mrs. Albert A, Snyder and Mrs. Carl J. Sether were hostesses to a few of their friends at a bridge party given at the Snyder home on Gllbertson avenue Thursday afternoon. High scores were mado by Mrs. Paige and Mrs. Harding. Lato in the afternoon delicious refreshments' were served. Tho guests wore Mrs. N. S. Woodroffe, Mrs. J. S. wooa rofro, Mrs. Harry 0. Paige, Mrs. R B. l'ettev. Mrs. Ellu Leach, Mis Lester J. Harding. Mrs. William L. nnbvns. MrB. Roy Cunningham, Mrs. Harry L. Cooke und Mrs. Bud Belcher. REEDSPORT. Slxteon couples nf iIir American Legion and aux iliary members met Wednesday evening for dinner and dancing in the Odd Follows' hall. Dinner was served at 7, following which ilunelne was enloycd until a late hour. TtF.rcnsPOilT Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy , Cairns ontortulned friends Monday evening In tho first of a sorios of two bridge parties. Deco rations wore in keeping with the senson, and included green and while tablecloths and napkins", Irish hats for favors. Prizes for hlirh scores were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chapin, while consolation was offered Miss Leah Parks, nnd A. W. Burton. Guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Chapln, Mr. and Mrs. Burton. Miss Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chase, Mrs. Douglas Walls. Vlr. and Mrs. Tom Lillebo, Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Foster, Mr. and Mis. J. L. Gibbons and Mr. tfnd Mrs. E. G. Dunn. GLENDALE. Mrs. O. I. Wardrlp was hostess at a party given at the Wardrlp home Tuesday after noon when she entertained, com pllmentlng her mother, Mrs, Julia Haeen. on the occasion ot ner seventy-ninth birthday. Mrs. Ha gen was the recipient of many love ly gifts from her numorous irienus here. The decorations and re freshments followed out a color scheme In keeping with St. Pat rick's day. The afternoon was pleasantly snent in social conversation and a exchange of romlnlscones. Late in the aiternoon a aengniiui iiiucu eon was servea. ino nirinuay WE HAVE A RADIO to Give Away A Good Five-Tube Set Complete With Tubes SEE OUR WINDOW If you are "just a little bit hungry" or good and hungry TRY US FOR LUNCH We can satisfy you and at our new low prices it won't cost much. THE ROSE Confectionery, Fountain and Lunch L. E. EOURQUIN, Prop. cakes were made by Mrs. Cllbert Olson and Mrs. Charles B. Austin. Mrs. Carl J. Sether and Mrs. Earl McMulllna assisted Mrs. Ward- rip in serving. those present were the guest or honor, Mrs. Julia Hagen, Mrs. Betsy Johnson, Mrs.' John O. Lys tul, Mrs. 'Thomas E. Lawson, Mrs. Harry Older, Mrs. J. H. Brown. Mrs. Ira C. Lewis, Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, Mrs. J. C. Jones, Mrs. Kathryn Edin. Mrs. Carl J. Seth er, Mrs. Emmett Kendall, Mrs. Vir ginia Mounts, Mrs. John Mounts, Mrs. Earl J. McMulllna, Mrs. Gil bert Olson, Mrs. Clarence E. Ill- ldge, Mrs. Charles U. Austin, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. Esther Hazen, Mrs. Andrew Pete,- Mrs. J. K. Howard and the hostess, Mrs. G. .. ardrlp. REEDSPORT The local school faculty was entertained at dinner luesduy evening by Miss Edythe Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Gennoud at the residence of the latter. Din ner was served at 6 o'clock, and during the meal the r:ueats were entertained with radio music. The evening was spent in discussion of the reading circle book which the teachers are studying, led by Miss Kathryn Langworthy. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Pettlt, George I.ienkaemper, the Misses Selma Toutz, Kathryn Langworthy, lrma Middlelon, fray Lite, Mollis Easley, Lelah Parks, Mesdames Douglas Waite, Orval Goddard, Flora Sagaberd, Alice Owen and B. Borrevik. REEDSPORT Mrs. H. Gor don McCall served tea in honor of the teachers Wednesday afternoon In her charming home at 4:1b. Mrs. O. G. Cruwford rendered several solos very pleasingly, and Miss Kathryn McCall gave a piano num her. Dainty refreshments were ser veil by the hostess, assisted by Miss W'llma Bernhardt and Kath ryn McCall. Those present were Mesdames B. Borrevik, D. Wane O. Goddard, R. Germond, F. Saga herd. A. Owen. E. E. Clark. O. G. Crawford, Misses Lelah Parks Kathryn Langworthy, lrma Middle- ton and Edythe Johnson. REEDSPORT The Comunlly church club meeting Wednesday afternoon was presided over by Mrs. Tom Lillebo, and Mrs. M. E Pettlt and Mrs. Guy Collins served as hostesses. Mrs. Rose Boucher, assisted by Mrs. Robert Bernhardt, conducted Uvotlonlils, and Mr Stanley Chapln sang a solo. The club accepted the resignation of Mrs. Slunley Chapln as vice prosl dent, because of her impending de parture. Plans for the annual din nor to be held March 27 were made, and Mrs. Chapln placed In charge. Some 20 members enjoyed a social hour following tne meet ing. , OAKLAND The evening dinner and party of the Tuesday After noon Card club was one of the out standing social events of the sea son. Once a year the ladleB enter tain tlio sterner sex and the meet ing Is looked forward to with ureal deal or Interest. The club and guests mot In the lodge room of the Odd Follows lodge hall. Tuesday evening. Din ner was served In the dining room with Mrs. H. W. Fair acting toastmlstress. Each person was asked to tell an Irish joke or sing a song. A prlio was awarded Mrs F. Fortln for being the best per former. Later progressive BOO was played with Mrs. D. F. Burnett buy ing high score among tho ladles and C. L. Chenoweth was success ful among the men. A radio had been installed in tlio hall to hear tho popular feature broadcustcd at 8 o'clock. The dining room was decorated in keeping with the day. In the center of the table was an Irish shaped hat filled with shamrock and potatoes. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs. F. Fortln, Mr. und Mrs. 3. H. Lasswell, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Flan ary, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fair, Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. RIchardBon, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Easley, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Medley, Mr. and Mrs. George Hull, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Hhaw, Mrs. J. T. Bridges, Mrs. Helen Lawrence, Miss Lura Pinkston, William Cain, H. D. Bridges and .Insnlih Thompson. r: Mesdames F. Fortln, Isaac Flan- GLENDALE FOLK KEEP WIRES HOT TO OBTAIN NEWS (Ncwt-Revtta Douglu County 6pcUl) GLENDALE, March 30. The switchboard of the Glendale Tele phone company was swamped with calls Tuseday forenoon shortly after the news came out that the veterans' home had been awarded to Roseburg. According to I. H. Smith, mana ger, who huppened to be in oharge of the board when the big news broke, the news from Roseburg oc casioned more telephone calls than s usually evoked by the fire siren here. Conflicting reports received here at first regarding the celebra tion to be staged al Roseburg were like the "on again, off agaiu, gone ary and Helen Lawrence wore the committee in charge and they were assisted in serving by Miss Ruth Chenoweth and Miss Lois Morris. Miss Lura Pinkston will be hoateas for the olub at their next meeting, April 7. MELROSE, Ore., March 21 Mrs. E. M. Seeley entertained the West Melrose Embroidery club Thursday afternoon. Spring flowers were attractive ly arranged about the rooms. The afternoon was spent in sew ing and conversation. The occasion also marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. C. O. Criteser. At a later hour a delicious lunch was served at a large table cen tered with a large birthday cake. Covers were placed for Mrs. Lydia Wilson, Clyde Cooper and Mrs. Leatha Livingston, guests. Members presont were Mrs. II. G. Thompson, Mrs. E. L. Tester, Mrs. John Galla, Mrs. C. O. Criteser, Mrs. W. O. Cooper, Mrs. F. E. Brothers, Mildred Criteser and the hostess, Mrs. Seeley. The next meeting will be held April 2. GLIDE Tho Glldo Ladles' Mis sionary and Aid society met in the Ilnptlst church Wednesday for the annual meeting. During the fore noon the ladies quilled and at noon enjoyed a pot luck dinner. At 1:30 p. m. the business program waB in session. Brief reviews were given ot the past work and various plans and suggestions were offered for the future work of the society. Officers wore elected for the en suing year as follows: Mrs, W. F. Price, president; Mrs. 8. I). Chap man, first vice president; Mrs. Gertrude Matthews, second vice president; Mrs. Fred Asam, secretary-treasurer. Following the busi ness meeting the Indies compll montcd Mrs. Roy Bedford with an Infant shower. Beautiful decora lions In nptel shades were used on the tables and for the gift bas ket. Luncheon was served to thlr- ty-slx ladles and two children. The hostesses for this affair were Mrs Charles Vlock, Mrs. F. -Winkler and Mrs. George Anderson. Mrs. Georgo Casebeer and Mrs. Vern Hhrum assisted with the arrange ments. Your again" Irish story. It kept the local wires hot and the telephone opera tor on the jump until Glendale and Cow ereek valley could be given the latest Information received by long distance from the News-Re view office at Roseburg. SEAMAN VISITING AT FORMER HOME (Ncwt.Revlnr Douglas County Special) GARDINER, March 20. Rod erick Varrelman, son of Mr. and Mar. Fred Varrelman formerly in business in (lardlner and Reeds port, arrived lii Ourdlner Saturday and Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. F. Varrelman, and his aunts, Mrs. Will Warren and Mrs. Per kins. Mr. Varrelman came by train from Mobile, Alabama, where he left his ship. He has been making cruises to foreign ports from the Atluntto seaboard for the past three years. Before coming here he spent several de,vs with , his par ents in Portland. GLENDALE (NwfrRmlMf noURlaa County Special) GLENDALE, March 20 Mr. nnd MrB. E. A. Letloroll and son Harold of Medlord arrived here Saturday and were overnight visit ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dobyns. They were accom panied by Mrs. Henry Wolfe of Chlloquln, a sister to Mrs. Dobyns, who is visiting at Med ford. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and, daughter Phillis June of Fernvalo visited with friends and relatives at Bunker Hill and Marshfield last weok. Mrs. O. a McAllister of Rose burg visited briefly at the I. H. Smith home In this city Sunday. She was met here by Mr. McAllis ter and after making a visit at Grants Pass they returned to Rose burg. R. L. Hill, night watchman at the Glendale Lumber company s saw milt, has purchased 20 acres of farm and grating land located on Wolf creelt, a short distance south cast of this city. There is a four- room house on the place where he Your Better Taste tells you the right place to eat your meals, tells you where the food ia tastiest and the service best. That is why we have so many regular customers. And, you too will like us well-enough to come back try our .special Sunday dinner RHp tomorrow . . . . . ... . J U U COFFEE CUP CAFE 607 N. Jackson St., Juat north of Deer Creak, Bridge HUBERT GRAHAM For Inspection The merchant and manufacturer who ad vertise, actually are placing their merchandise before you for inspection. They invite your most critical attention and an uncdmpromis- ing comparison. And their advertisements, so to speak, say to their products: "We have in troduced you to the public now stand on your own merits." If the manufacturer and merchant did not have confidence in their wares, they would Kesitate to call attention to them. For adver tising rigidly tests the maker, the seller and the merchandise. Business so tested, and found not wanting, is prosperous. In the long run, you can depend on the man who advertises, as well as on his product. That is one reason why people have found that it pays to read advertisements. It is through advertising that the excellent things of the world are brought to the atten tion of those who are seeking for the best and most economical way to spend their money. Read the advertisements. They are news. MORTUARY SERVICE BEING ANNOUNCED -'-BY GLENDALE MAN (lfew.He.lCTr Douglas County Special) GLENDALE, March 20. R. M. Eberle, of the Wilson Mercantile ' company. Is announcing the estab lishment of a mortuary service for. Glendale and vicinity. He has been : active In funeral directing In this--vicinity for the pust 12 years, and -is now going into business for him- " self. Thi-oticrh connections with tho Douglas Funeral Home at Roses burg, Mr. Eberle iB arranging - to handle a complete selection of mer-; J chandise in this particular line, to- gether with facilities and equip- . ment for a thoroughly modern nior- . tuary service. GARDINER TEAM WILL PLAY IN TOURNAMENT.' GARDINER, March 20. George Richmond and Robert Currier ac companied the Gardiner basketball team which lefr- Wednesday noon by motor for Ashland, where they ' will take part in the basketball , tournament, The boys were Mervin Warren, Wilson Homes, Elwln Reavls, Bob,- Buldon and Tom Richmond and Jmne3 Barnett, Jr. expects to reside later on. Pnni lanblna In nhnrra Af tlta . rtoseourg news-neview circulation-1 department, was a business visitor " here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Metssner and two children visited with relatives and friends at Grants Pass Sunday. J. 8. Woodroffe, logging contrac tor, left Monday for Klamath Falls to attend to business affairs. Arnold Rodley of Roseburg visit- , ed with friends here Sunday. On his return to Roseburg he was ac companied ity Miss Ethel M. Smltn, who had spent the day here visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H, Smith. Mrs. Wolfe, who Is a sister of ' Mrs. Dobyns, and Mk and Mrs. 1 I. II trill and son returned to Med- . ford Sunday evening after spend ing tho week end here as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dobyns. as Pavne have been guests at the home of Mrs. Farlelgh's parents
