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ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY. JANUARY 6, 1936. rmREB Local News Returns Hero Miss Helen Meg era, local school teacher, has re turned here, after spending the holiiluy8 In Portland visiting rela tives and friends. Miss Veatch Back Miss Enid Vealch has resumed her leaching at the junior high school, after spending the holidays In Ilulsey with her parents. Choral Club to Meet The Rose burg Woman's Choral society will meet for practice at ten o'clock Tuesday morning. January 7, at the studio of the director, Mrs. C. S. llelnllne. Miss Stearns Back Miss Madlyn Stearns has returned here, after spending a few days in Klamath Falls plaiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. anil Mis. Percy Webb. Miss Brown Leaves Miss Edna Tlrown has left for Llnfleld college at McMinnvlile, aft,er spending the holidays here visiting Iter mother, Mrs. E. Brown, on South Stephens street. H. E. O. Club to Meet The H. E. O. club will meet Tuesday after noon, January 7, at the homo of Mrs. C. W. Owen, 21S Dice street. All members hnve been most cor dially invited to attend. Mrs. James Pturns Mrs. M. E. Jamea ban returned to her homo In 'this city, after spending the past two weeks .at rtnpqua visiting at the homo of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. (I. Da-con. Undergoes Operation Donnld OerretBen, voting son of Mr. ond Mrs. Will II. (iorretsen of this city, underwent nn emergency op eration In Portland Satunluy eve ning. Ills condition is reported to be favorable. Back From Springs Mr. and Mrs. Rosroe Mnrstors and two daughters. Miss Petty and Miss Eleanor, hnve returned to their home In this cily. after spending the pnst two weeks nt the springs on McKenzio Pass. Back From California Mr. and Mrs. Victor Short and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Metzger have returned to their homes, after eniovlng a two weeks' trip through California. They visited in San Francisco, San Bernardino, I.os Angeles. Snn Diego and went os fur south ns Tin .Tnann. Mexico. Todaj's Pattern Attorney Watson Home Attor ney J. O. Watson is back nt his of fice in the Douglas National bank bulldine. after spending the holi days in Portland visiting relatives and mends. Leaves for McMinnville Fred Schemer left Sunday for McMinn ville to resume his studies at Lin field colleRe, after spending the holidays In this city visiting re latives and friends. Back From Eugene Miss Kate and Miss T.ova Buchanan, teachers at the senior hih school, are back in Koseburp, after spending the holidays in Eugene with their par ents, Dr. and Mrs. . K. Iluchanau. Felicitations Received by Mr. and Mrs. 5. J. Black of Pitzer Street. SOCIETY and CLUBS By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Eugene Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russell and son. Ver non, and daughter, l.lela, nt r.u gene, spent the week-end visiting Mr. anil Mrs. Ie Webber in W il bur, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenk ins In Hoseburg. Rose P.-T. A. to Meet Members and friends have been invited to attenil the Hose P.-T. A. meeting to be held tonight, January 6, nt 7:30 o'clock at the schoolhouse. A program has been arranged for this meeting. Miss Williams Returns to School Miss Elizabeth Williams left Sunday for I. infield college, where she is a senior, after spending the holidays nt the home of her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Williams, on South Pine street. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Dlnck, of -I2S Pitzer St., aro receiving felicita tion of friends today on the oc casion of their Guth wedding anni versary. Due to poor heullh they are holding no forinul celebration of the event, but received scores of their relutlves and friends ut their home today. Mr. and Mrs. Iilack. both natives of Ceorgia and members of old families of that stulo, were mar ried In Georgia January 6, 1S7G. Shortly after their inurringe they moved to Texas, where for mauy years Mr. Hlack operated one of the largest cotton gins In the south. When the plant was destroy ed by fire In 19u0, the family mov ed to Oregon, and he became em ployed with the Douglas Light and Water company, serving with Hint concern until 111 health forced his retirement about 111 years ago. Mr. und Mrs. nliic.k are the- par- nts of ten children, all of whom are living. They are Mrs. I. C. (Minnie) Hell, Cladewater, -J ex.; Mrs. J. CJ. (Ilelle) Stephen son, Koseliurg; uin iiuick. Al bany; Mrs. W. I). (Kiliu ll.-irns, Hoseburg; Mrs. W. II. (Aitio lira hum. Farewell, N. M.; P. 11. Cihu-k, lluilingame, Cullf.: .Mrs. T. 1'loyd (Alliel Hell. Oakland, l alir.; l.'e- 1 and Carl Hlack, nil. I Mrs. tiranl (Clnytle) Osborne, Hoseburg. They also have 11 gianilciuniren and seven greul-gnindi'lilldreiT.. Four generations were present at a family dinner Clulstimir, day when 1 members of the Uimily were gathered ut home. The iilire family was together for the gulden wedding celebration ten years, ago. MISS EUNICE SUMNER HONORED ON BIRTHDAY DAYS CREEK, Jan. 6. Honor ing Miss Eunice Sumner on her birthday anniversary her sister, Miss Elva. and Miss Susie Hutch inson entertained with a surprise party at the Earl Sumner home neur Days creek tnursuay even ing. A most enjoyable time was spent playing games ufter which de licious refreshments were serveu by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. Karl Sumner. Those enjoying the affair were Miss Eunice Sumner, honor guest. Mis Gem Hutchinson, Miss Wll- etlia Hutchinson. Miss Betty Khoads. Miss Nettle 1-ouis Moore. Miss Florence l'lam. Miss Mildred Mulher, Miss May Gross. Miss Margaret Sagaberd, Miss Evelyn Raymond, Mrs. Walter Hutchin son, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sumner nod daughter. Donna Joyce, Murl Hutchinson, Donald llrutlen, Wes ley Clark, Ira Hrock, Hill Smith Yarnalls Home Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Varnnll, of this city, and their house guest, Mrs. Grace Scott, of Visalia. Calif., have returned here. after spending the New Year's holidays in Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edelsen. 7C t m v. Jpe 1 1 Tmmjsmm : wr-m&m mmmm immmmf Ml Auxiliary to Meet Members of the American Legion auxiliary will meet at eight o clock Tuesday eve ning, January 7, at the armory. Cverv member has been urged to be present as the Wedding Dress Review plans will be announced. Leaves for School Miss Mar garet Page left Sunday for Ashland o resume her studies at boutnein Oregon Normal school, after spending the holidays Here visit ing her parents, Mr. and airs. i. M. Page, on South Stephens street. HOUSEWARMINQ GIVEN MR. AND MRS. CUMMINGS ON SUNDAY EVENING ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO HAVE FINE MEETING ION TUESDAY AFTERNOON MOTHER SUED BY HEIRESS AFTER AN OPERATION Joe Rhoads. and the Miss Elva Sumner and Miss Stis:e Hutchinson. & n AZALEA SUNSHINE CLUB HAS MEETING AZALEA, Jan. 6. Tho Sunshine club met Thursdny at tho home of Mrs. Ken Hlist. The afternoon was spent 111 visiting und tying a quilt ror Mrs. Rust. At 3:30 o'clock delicious refresh ments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Millie Spalding anil Mrs. Jake Fisher on two large tnbles to Mrs. Jumes Pickett of McKenzle llridge. a former club member. Mrs. Andy Leeper, and Mrs. Millie Spalding, guest of the afternoon, club members were Mrs. Warren Huzen, Mrs. Esther Ha zen, Mrs. Henry Gnedecke, Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrs. Frank Tripp. Mrs. M. I). Nichols. Mrs. Fled McCahe, Mrs. .1. E. Slovenson, Mrs. Forest Fnrnum, Mrs. John .Ituitzer, Mrs. Champ Johns, Mrs. Ed Johns, Mrs. Marguerite Pick ett. Miss May Pumewood. Mrs. J. 11. O. E. S. AT DAYS CREEK INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS DAYS CREEK, Jun. . Annual Installation of officers of Oregon chanter. No. 67. O. E. S.. was held Wednesday evening In the .Masonic hall at Canyonvllle. Mrs. Victor Shaw, grand Ruth of the grand chapter of Oregon, O. E. S., was grand installing officer, and was assisted by Mrs. Frank Sullivan as installing marshal; Mrs. Clay l luin as Installing chaplain, and Mrs. G. L. Grant as Installing pianist. Mrs. Charles Stauffer, worthy matron of Mistletoe chap ter. No. IH, of Riddle, was a spe cial guest of the chapter. Officers for the coming year are as follows: Mrs. J. S. Smith, worthy matron: Guy McGee, worthy patron; Mrs. A. C. L'lam, associate matron; Clay Ulnm. asso ciate patron; Mrs. Loson Winn, secretary; Mrs. John l'lam. trees- hostesses, I urer; Mrs. C. A. Campbell, con- Mr. ond Mrs. l.esllo Cnmmlngs The Roseburg Woman's club will were very pleasantly surprised , have an especially Interesting meet last evening, when a group of 1 lug tomorrow, January 7, at the friends called at their home on j clubhouse wllh Mrs. E. G. Kohl Harrlson street to honor them with 1 bagen as generul chalrinnu of the a house arming party. A lovely! She will be assisted by Mrs. E. J. gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. I She will be asslstediiy Mrs. K. J. Cummlngs. Wainacott and Mrs. Frederick J. A most enjoyable potluek supper ; 1 oner. was served to Mr. and Mrs. Cum mlngs, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Wlcklund and the boat and hos., less, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wlcklund.- The remaining afternoon houra were pleusuntly spent lu visiting. O WOMAN'S CLUB BOARD WILL MEET AT ROSEi HOTEL ON TUESDAY All members ol the Roseburg Wonian'B club board have been in vited to attend the executive lunch eon meeting at twelve o'clock 7, at tne ollowlng this noon Mrs.' C. S. Heinllne, president. lB'mrn tomorrow. January .-.in - i iiiiar iiuLtM. ruiiuniim i 0'cU.ck 'sharp" F.veSe roll.aU I l V-iST speakers will talk and the new . term speak ors w ill be announced . at this mealing. Mrs Walter Fish-i er will Klve an Impartial talk on1 Torn weoiora umuun the measures to be vuied on thiB;HoKan returned to his home here rcomlnK election, which will he lol- iSutuniuy night, after spending sev- I first January meeting of the Worn- ' airs club ut the clubhouse. Mr. and Mth. . L. Wlmherly, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mr. and Mm. J. B. Jlennessy, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Harry liurr and Mr. ami .Mrs. uoyu itaies. i .,,"'," .-ml duvB in Medforrt violin Bob fn ?f :!ln& dUr "g ! F. t. CrittnmUmrmanaRerof the Morris 'at the O. J. Morris home. pleasant evening hours, LADY ELKS WILL HAVE ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY EVENING Pnciric THienhi.ni nmi 'ivieuiiiiih I The Morris family formerly resid- i office In this cily, will he the speak- ed here, before Mr. Morris pur for Him mnuihiir nmi will inik chased a restaurant In that city. : .Mr. morris was ciers at i.ne nniei i Rose here for several years. Ru it. (Continued from page JV Miss SteDhenson Home Mias Claribel Stephenson returned to her home in this city Sunday, alter spending three days in Conuille visitinn Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Lund and their two (laughters, Miss Hel en and Miss Blilie. prerogative court, demanding an accounting of hundreds of tnous iuwls of dollars. The suit filed here named Mrs. Mi-Carter, Dis. Tillman and Hoyu and Mrs. Mary S. Scally. psychia trist employed by the slate depart ment nf nubile health. Miss Hewitt Is the granddaugh ter of Abram S. Hewitt, an early day New York mayor and mourner nf Hie house of representatives. Her irreat grandfather was Peler Cooper, who founded Cooper union in 1SS3 and was a candidate for president of tho United States. ISS ALICE BACKLUND NTERTAINS ON FRIDAY MELROSE. Jun. C Miss Alice Ilacklund entertained with a party Friday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hack- hind. The occasion was In honor of her sixteenth birthduy anniversary. The evening was spent in play ing games, music and visiting un til a late hour when refreshments ere served. Those enjoying the evening with Miss Ilacklund were Miss Charlotte Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sjogren. Miss Alma Sjogren, Miss Dorothy Ilacklund, Mrs. Carl Hack- Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Church and son. Hobby, are hack at their home here after spending a part of the holiday va cation in Portland. Mr. Church, teacher at junior high school, also attended the O. S. T. A. conven tion while there. N. of W. to Meet Ulac circle, No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight, January 6, at the I. O. O. F. hall. This will be practice night for -the new officers. A class of candidates will be initiated. Members urged to be present. Mrs. Brown Back Mrs. Isabel Drown returned to her work in the local telephone office this morn ing, after spending the past sev eral days visiting 111 fortiniiu. Goes to Normal Miss Helen Wetherell has left for Monmouth to resume her studies at the nor mal school there, after spending tho holidays here with her mother, Mrs, Alvia Wetherell. Back From Holidays Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt and daughter Yvonne, are buck at their home on South Pino street, nfler spending the holidays in Portland and Stay- ton. hind. Fritz, Andy and Olaf Sjogren, guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. Curl Johnson lelnier I.indgren, Victor, Paul, Ar- MIsb Jean Johnson and Harold bur and Otto Ilacklund. i Edes. Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Church nnd two dnugh ters, Julia and Corabel, have left for their home in myrtle i-oint, where the former is a teacher, af ter spending the holidays in Hose burg visiting his patents, Mr. mid Mrs. H. U. Church, on Commercial avenue. Back From Medford TJmpipin Forest Supervisor V. V. Harpham nnd Gordon Marsli relumed Hoseburg Kundn.vuftnr unending a conference ill Medford Friday and Saturday. Leaves for Los Angeles Mrs. M, S. Dennison left Saturday after noon for her home in Los Angeles, after spending I lie past Severn months In Ibis cily vlslllng nt. tlii home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cur tis. GAY PRINT FROCK ADDS PEPLUM FOR DOUBLE- DUTY CHIC PATTERN 2526 This gay young frock's n wizard nt mathematics and Chic! 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Easy to-make designs for matrons, misses and children, for daytime and evening, work and play. Spe cial patterns for slimming down stout figures. Flattering collars for working magic changes on all-occasion frocks. The latest fabric and accessorv news. PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. HOOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER, TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Address orders to News-Review Pattern DepL, Roseburg, Ore, Miss Jackson Leaves Miss Dorothy Dale Jackson left Sunday for Ashland, where she Is a slu- lcnt nt Southern Oregon Normul school, after spending the past two weeks' holiday vacation in Roseburg visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson, on South Main street. Leave for Portland Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight left Sunday for Portland, where the former Is serving on the federal jury. Dur Inir their absence their daughter. Miss Murjorie Knight, will make her home with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Back In Office Dr. R. D. Dunn returned to his office in the Doug las hotel building tills morning after a three-day nhsonce. He snent Friday and Sal unlay In Portland attending the state chir opractors association convention at the Western Slate college and spent Sunday In Eugene with his family. Will Visit Pinkertons Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry T. Lewis, of Payette, Idaho, arrived hern today to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. A. I'inkerlon on South Deer Creek for a few days before going on to Fresno, Calif. to visit relatives. Mr. Iwis is brother of Mrs. Pinkerton. Returns to Albany I.elnnd Rus sell, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal; Ttiissell. returned yesterday to ai lmnv. nfler snendlng the holidays here wltli his parents, ne win ne employed on the rebuilding of the Albany college heating plant which was destroyed by fire, until classes begin next Monday. Return From Portland Mr. l Mrs. Scolt Williams are buck their home In the Kohlbagen apart ments. after spending Hie bolida In Portland vlslllng the former' parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Wl Hams. Mr. Williams acted representative of the Hoseburg junior high school nt the o. S A. In Portland a week ago. Lowdens Return Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lowden hnve returned from their wedding trip to California and are now mnking their home at the Clifford Thornton residence on East Ijine street. Mrs. Lowden. nee Gertrude Laird, is resuming her work at the Douglas Creditors association. Mr. Iwden is em ployed by the forest service, with headquarters In this city. Will Vacation for Month Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ChrlstianBon plan to leave Wednesday by train for Kansas to spend a month vacation ing and visiting relatives and friends. They will go on to De troit and bring back a new car for the "Si" Dlllard Motor company. Mr. Christiansen Ib a salesman for the Dlllard Motor company. Mrs. Chiistianson Is assistant dietician at the veterans administration fa cility hospital. Pickett anil the hostess, Mrs. ductress; Mrs. Pete Ulain, asso ciate conductress: Mrs. Victor Shaw, chaplain: Miss Gladys L'lam, maishall; Miss Evelyn itnymond, organist; Mrs. Ralph Weaver, Adah: Miss May Fenii. Ruth: Mrs. Clay L'lam. Esther: Mrs. C. C. Hill. Martbu: Miss Lois Fenn, r.iecta Pete L'lam. warden,, and Eruiel Hllggs, sentluel. Following the Installation cere monies visitors nnd members wore served refreshments In the dining room. ft ft ft SETH PARKER CLUB HAS WATCH PARTY MELROSE, Jan. 6. A very en joyablo walch parly was enjoyed New Year's eve nt the Melrose schoolhouse by the members of Hie Seth Parker club and Invited guests. The evening wns pleasantly spent in visiting and playing gnmes until a late hour, when dainty refreshments were served to Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Honebrnke and son. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and son, Melvln, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Wlcklund nnd snn, Ken neth nnd daughter. Faith. Mrs. Ilreda Wicklnnd. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. P. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllum HonebnikB nnd sons. Miss Royer rrom Dlllard, who Is a guest nt tho W. Honebrake homo, Miss Mue Murray. Miss Helen and Miss Dorothy White. Donald White, Mrs. W. C. Hugen and sun, Billy Joe, Miss Florena Handy, Henry Hodges, Arllo Hundy and Miss Ruby and Miss Ruth Mathews. ft MR. AND MRS. LONG ENTERTAIN AT DINNER YONCALLA, Jan. 6. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cody long entertnllled at New Year'B dinner at their home in Pleasant valley, having as their International Kelnlions ft ft As the membership contest fori MR. AND MRS. WICKLUND Lady Elks Is drawing to a close, i ENTERTAIN AT DINNER all members are being especially MELROSE, Jan. 6. Mr. nnd urged to be present for the next Mrs. J. O. Wlcklund entertained meeting to be held Thursday night, i with a dinner party at their home January 9, at eight o'clock nt the i Sunday at 2 o'clock. Seated at temple. I the beautifully arranged table Mrs. Hazel Dixon will have charge of the business session in the absence of the president, Mrs. C. W. Parker. Mrs. Albert Mlcelll will act as hostess for the social hour. Prizes will be giveu for high scores In contract bridge and pin ochle. ft ft ft MR. AND MRS. JOHNSTON ENTERTAIN AT PARTY were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Free man of Roseburg, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Houghlnnd, Mrs. Ilreda Wlck lund, Miss Faith and Kenneth YONCALLA, Jan. 0. Mr. nnd Mrs. Reginald Johnston entertnlned at a party at their home Sunduy evening. A delicious lunch wus served following a most enjoyable ' evening. Those present Included. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Melvln Housley and j sou Hobbie, Miss Hello Housley, Tracy Applegute, Harley Howmnn, , Gerald Johnston, Mr. and Mi-b. J. Inusley, R. D. Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Johnston, and' Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Johnston. JOB'S DAUGHTERS WILL' HOLD INSTALLATION TUESDAY EVENING A most cordial invltntlon has been extended to the general pub lic to enjoy the annual Installa tion of officers of Job's Daughtera to be held Tuesday evening, Junu ury 7, at tho Masonic temple nt seven-thirty o'clock. This ceremony Is ono of the most beautiful and Impressive of the Job's Daughters meetings of the yenr and is one of the vory few which Is open to the public. ft ft ft NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB WILL MEET AT WORTHINGTONS THURSDAY The Northside Sunshine club will meet Thursdny afternoon, .Inutiary 9, nt the home of Mrs. Henry Worthington at 523 East Lane street at two o'clock, Instead of nt the lngels home. All mem bers have been invited to enjoy the afternoon meeting. TODAY & TUESDAY VafSBSsim WEDNESDAY ONLY "Thunder in the East" Chas. Boyer Merle Obaron and BANK NIGHT TODAY & TUESDAY At Her Best! I kath" hine 4L22f V Alice adams' FRED M MURRAY ! 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