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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. APRIL 7. 1936. 1HREE i 1 CTCTCAM ill SOCIETY and CLUBS ST ! S7 S 3Eals . . . $5 a Mrffy A J ' ur''M- J-"--ca a a iy' a By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER To the carefree noncha lance of the lightweight hat. Stetson adds a smartness of style that Is unusual for hats of feather lightness. In two versions the Play boy as illustrated here, and the Bantam withwider band. Here Monday Mr. and Mrs. Muurlce Allen, of Kugene, spent Monday in this city attending to btlKinestt and visiting at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. A. 10. Kent on South Jackson street. The Aliens formerly resided here. Todaj't Pattern J f FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE i DATE AT CORVALUS The weilding date of Miss Vesta' Berkley to Lee Clyde of Hon land as told Saturday ut an attractive luncheoh at Hotel I teuton at which Mrs. Maud Morne and MIhs Jean Freeborn honored the bride-to-he. Miss Berkley will he married in ortland Saturdav, May It, and the couple will make their home in that city. Covers were laid for twelve at luncheon table, decorated In dainty sprinp blossoms in the Easter colors of yellow and white. Miss Heck ley. a member or the regon State college library staff. as graduated from Oregon State college and is a member of Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Clyde is with the Pacific Telephone and lele- granh company in Portland. Miss Beckley is a daughter or Mrs. Pttzer Beckley and a sister of Lynn Beckley. of this city. She as graduated from high school here in 1925, later going to Cor vallls to attend Oregon State college. ft ' y YONCALLA WOMEN'S STUDY CLUB MEETS YONCALLA. April 7. Due to the illness of Mrs. Hartley, Mrs, Jess Lnswell entertained the mem' hers of the Yoncalla Women's study club at her home Saturday after noon. A most enjoyable program consisting of a memory gem by Mrs. Edgar Richards. The topic for the afternoon was a travelogue in Italy. Mrs. John Kruse read a ery interesting paper on Flor ence, Cremona and Venice. Mrs. Laswell gave a very fine report on the Library conference which she attended in Eugene Thursday. Miss Genevieve Groves read a fine paper on Rome and Mrs. Zadie Bishop's paper on Sicily and other Italian cities was well given. Those present were, Mrs. Henry Payne, Mrs. Wittmeyer. Mrs. Pete Cockeran, Miss Genevieve Groves, Mrs. John Kruse; Mrs. Zadie Bish op, Mrs. Laura Applogato. Mrs. Ir- vin Rice, Mrs. Leon a Merk, Mrs. Eliza Huet, Mrs. Sam Wakinsbaw, . Edgar Richards, Mrs. Hugh Wjarner apd Mrs. Jess Laswell. PUBLIC INVITED TO NJOY INTERESTING PLAY AT CAMAS VALLEY HIGH SPORTY SHIRTWAIST FROCK MAKES YOU READY FOR SPRING 11ATTKUN 2710 "I'm perfect for sports!" says ' softly tailored shtrtmaker, whose wearer finds it invaluable in shan tung, pique, crash or shirting. 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You'll like its foresighted advice on th latest patterns, fabrics, acces sories, fashion trends. You'll like the wav it selps you plan a wtaol smart wardrobe. You'll like its slenderizing styles, its delightful nattpms for misses and children A book that's brimming with good Ideas. Send for It today. PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS BOOK AND A PATTERN TO GETHER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Address orders to News-Review, Pattern Department, Roseburg, Ore. CAMAS VALLEY, April 6. The senior class of Camas Valley high school presents a rollicking three- ct comedy "Aunt Cindy Cleans Up,' ut K o'clock Thursday eve- Ing, April 9. A full evening of fun and en tertainment is promised those who urn out to see: Lulu Roberts as Hester Hart, FViwyn. Launuico as Biff Budliins, Elizabeth Church as , Claire Har low, Viola Rlchter as Lotus Clay- on, Doris Fair as Aunt Cindy rhniikins. George Homolku as Col by Magnet, Katheiino Rowel) as Mrs. Dawson, Jim Marttmlalo as inker Tnbbs, Lucille Ware as Sa bine Clayton, John KHley us Rip ley Harlow, Murie KirkenUall as Marcella Dawson. The general public has been most cordially invited to enjoy this unusually interesting play, which includes an outstanding cast, ftiod- erate admission prices buvo been announced for the affair. VISITORS HONORED AT ENJOYABLE AFFAIR YONCALLA. April 7 Mrs. Re becca rumpbell was a gracious hos tess to a card party ut her home Wednesday evening, honoring her sisters, Mrs. L. C. Saucerman of Bremerton, Wash., and Mrs. Nellie Devine of Clatskanie. Delicious re freshments were served at the close of a most pleasant evening to the following guests: Mrs. Devine, Mrs. Saucerman, Keith Saucer- man, Miss Norma Byron, Mr. ana Mrs. Willard Mulkey. Bill Gross, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Watkins. Mrs. Alice Gross and Mrs. Rebecca Campbell. YOUNG MARRIED WOMEN'S CLASS HAS MEETING CAMAS VALLEY, April 6. The Young Married Women's club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. J. Standley. A very pleasant day was spent sewing and visiting. A delicious potiuck dinner was served at noon. The guests sur prised Mrs. Standley with a show er of handy kitchen articles. Those enjoying the day were i Mrs. Ruby Wafer. Mrs. Alma Par-1 rott, Mrs: Bell Church. Mrs. Wil ma Church, Mrs. Lillian Pevoy. Mrs. Nellie Select. Mrs. Alberta Coon and the hostess, Mrs. Stand- ley. M. E. LADIES AID HAS INTERESTING MEETING MYRTLE CREEK. April 6. About 15 members of the Metho dist Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. J. S. Aldredge on Thurs day of last week and quilted a friendship quilt for Miss Ethel Hor ton, bride-elect Miss Georgia Cole. of Woodhurn, and Mrs. Lilly Sharp were guests. A potiuck dinner was Berved at noon. & SUNDAY ENJOYED AT THORNTON CABIN A very enjoyable dinner and sup per was enjoyed Sunday nt the summer cabin of Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Thornton. Those enjoying the day included Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Singleton. Mr. and Mrs. John Atterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thornton, Mrs. S. I. Thornton. Mrs. Eva Thornton and son, Theron. Miss Mary Dell Geddes and larry Kendall. EVERGREEN H. E. CLUB WILL MEET THURSDAY Evergreen Home Economics club will hold an Interesting meet ing Thursday, April 9, at the home of Mrs. Merril Ormsby at Kelley's Korner. to which all members have been most conjlally Invited. MASONS WILL ATTEND LARGE MEETING IN MEDFORD, APRIL 18 Masons from all parts of Oregon and northern California are plan ning to be in Met! ford on the isth oi April to participate in the ac tivities being pi untied for whut promises to he the outstanding Ma sonic event held in Oregon during the year. This report was given out by R. W. McNeal of Ashland. fislrict deputy grand master, and general chairman in charge of the conclave, following a recent con ference with H. Wayne Stnnard, grand master, 'who has visited many lodges of the state luring the past few weeks. The session opens at 2 p. m. with a school of instruction and a meeting of the officers of the various lodges proceeding concur rently. At 6:3n a banquet will be served. At 8 o'clock the evening session convenes and a free pro gram of Masonic entertainment is promised by the program commit tee.. ft & )"t EDWIN WEAVER HONORED ON EIGHTY-EIGHTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY AT DINNER Honoring Edwin Weaver on his eighty-eighth birthday annivers ary, a lovely dinner was given Sun day, April 5, at the family homo near Myrtle Creek. A beautiful decorated birthday cake, lighted by eight y-e i g h t candles, graced the center of the table. Covers were arranged for Edwin Weaver, guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmoll. C. R. and C. V. Weaver, M r. a nd M rs. Erin i I Briggs, Mrs. F. E. Weaver, Earl Tueker. Hazel Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Weaver. Mr. and ( Mrs. H. B. Carter and daughters. Shirlev. Ann. and son, Harlan. R. W. Alspauph. Evelyn and June Weaver, Arlen and Vivian Weaver. Hurley Weaver and Webster Briggs. SV fc J'. M. E. LADIES AID HAS MEETING CANYONVILLE, April 7. The M. E. Ladies Aid of Canyonvllle, met at the church Thursday. Mrs. Helen Casaii led the devotlonals and the business meeting was con ducted by the president. The aft ernoon was pleasantly spent in working on the quilt and In so cial converse. A not luck lunch was served to Mrs. Helen Casatl, Mrs. Ma Casto. Mrs. Isabel Hanks. Mrs. Berllia Dubell. Mrs. Harriett Puck ett, Mrs. Harriet Pardee and Rich ard Dubell. The next meeMng will bo held nt the home of Mrs. Isabel Ha:ks Thursday afternoon, April 16. A full attendance of members mid friends is desired. Local News Leave, for South Mrs. Trumbo, of this city, left yesterday for San Krum-iHcQ to visit ami utleiid to business. Goes to San Francisco Miss Carrie lllxon has letl for San Kruu- isco to spend u week visiting friends. Visit Coast Points Mr. and Mrs. William lluzzell enjoyed visiting roast points Sunday. Recreational School Leader, to Meet The recreational school for lender, will meet at eicht o'clock Wednesday ulgllt at ltiversdale grunge hall. Eugene Visitor Hero Kd H. Pflug. Insuruncn adjuster from KuKcue, was u business visitor in tills city over the week-end. Spend. Day at Myrtle Creek Leslie CnnuuiiiKS, fire inspector for the stale forestry department. spent yesterday ill Myiile Creek on business. Regular Meeting Thursday The auxiliary to the l'nitod Span ish Wnr Veterans will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night, April 9. at the armory. Back From East Dr. L. M. I.ebrhach has returned to bis of fice In the Medical Arts bullcting. after being- called to Wisconsin by Hie death of his father. inter-Se Study Club to Meet- Members of the Inter-Se Study club hnve been Invited to attend a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon Wed nesday as guests of Mrs. Charles Doerner, at Carl's Tavern. Delphian Club to Meet The Delphinn cluli will meet Wednes dav afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. K. Runynn on South Jackson street. Catholic Ladies to Meet The Catholic Ladies Sewing society will meet at two o'clock V ednes- dav ill the parish hall to complete plans for the annual Easter cook ed food sale and bazaar, to ne nem Saturday. April 11. at the Perkins building on Cass street. Visit at North Bend Miss Loin Hatfield and Bob Helliwell spent the week-end at North Bend as the guests of Mrs. Nellie Schleffele and son. Phillip, formerly of tnis city. Mr. Holliwell's car was the first to cross the new Coos bay bridge. Phillip Scliieffele was employed on the bridge during its construction Auxiliary and Chapter to Meet In Eugene Judge R. YV. Mars- The 1). A. V. auxiliary and chapter ters lias gone to Kugene to remain will meet Wednesday night ut until Wedliesduy unending to eight o'clock ut the home of Mr. business. and Mrs. C. H. liolinquisl ut Mel-. rOSe. ! ui.ltln. Ujtrj. U'nlillav RtultllPn- Here Over Week-End nanks Mortimer, of Portland, spent Satur day and Sunday in Uoseburg at tending to business and visiting friends. Visiting Mother Mrs. Walter cordon, nee I-.va Wee, of i.os An geles, has arrived here to visit her mother, Mrs. M. r . Iticc, on South Jackson street. Visiting Relative. Mrs. Horley J. WatBon and daughter, Louise, and son, Gordon, of Seattle, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Sr., at Dlxonville for several days. South End Social Club to Mef , Mrs. A. J. McCulloeh. will enlew.' tain the South Knd Social club at J her home on Mill street Wednes. 1 day afternoon. Vi.it at Crafton Home Miss Katlu-yn P. Slutzer, Neil (iillons, Kd Smith, and tl. I). McAllister, all of Kugene, accompanied L. J. Craf ton to Uoseburg to spend the week end Willi Mrs. Cruflou. They re turned to Kugene Monday. Portland Visitor Here Mrs. Myrtle Sullierlin, of Portlund, for merly of this city, arrived here last Friday to spend several days visiting friends. She nttended the county convention of Christian churches at Oakland yesterday. son, of Portland, Is hero visiting tils parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. (i. Stephenson. . Food-Rummage Sale and Bazaar A cooked food sule, bazaar und rummage sale will be spunsored by the Green P.-T. A. Friday and Saturday, April 1011, In the Per kins building on Cass street to raise funds for the 411 club work. Back In School Miss Virginia Gilmour returned to school Mon day, after being ill a week nt the home of her mother, Mrs. Kdyth Gilmour, iu the Kohlhngen apart Lady Elk. to Meet The Lady Elks will hold a social evening Thursday night, April a, at eight o'clock at the temple Willi Mrs. Herbert Brltt acting as hostess. Prizes will be awarded for high scores In contract bridge and pinochle. Working at Umpqua G.rag. Vernon Keel, of this city, lias ac cepted employment as a mechanic at the Klliott rniKUB guruge. Former Re.ident Here J. Tl. San ders, of Burns. Ore., formerly a resi dent of Deer creek, la here a couple of days attending to business. Visit at Orr Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Uarklow and daugh ters. Miss Inez and Miss Kvelyn, and Miss McCracken, of Myrtle Point, spent Saturday and Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M Orr at the Camas Mountain serv ice station. Horn. Workshop Club to Meet The Home WorBhop club will meet tonight, April 7, at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Doyle Smith on the Calkins road. Anyone Interested has been Invited to attend and any one desiring transportation may call Dr. R. J. Loekwood, Illinois Visitor Arrive. Henry Hanks, nf Illinois, arrived here Sun day to visit his sister, Mrs. Julia McDonald, at Kelley s corner. Mr. Hanks Is a second cousin of Abra. I ham Lincoln. i Remain. Sent East The remain of the late Charles I. Hnindage were started Monday for Oregon, 111., where his niece. Miss Norma i Poole, will hnve charge of Inter. nient. Return to Grant. P.s. Wood-'" row Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. -J. B. Hughes, and Bob Byrd, son'" of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Byrd, return. " ed to Grants Pass Sunday night, after spending the week-end here'.' with their parents. Both are em.-:: ployed at McCargar's grocery... there. Here For Week-End Remus nransnn, who has been working for the Southern Pacific with headquarters in Portland, was a week-eud visitor in Roseburg. He formerly resided here. Laurel Lodge to Meet Laurel lodge. No. 13. A. F. and A. M.. will hold a 6:30 o'clock supper Wed nesday night, April 8, at the Ma sonic temple, to bo followed by- work in the F. C. degree. A large number of the Masons plan to go to the district meeting to be held n Medford, April IS, at which time Masons from all parts of northern California and southern Oregon will be present Stop. Here Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Elmore stopped here over the week-end for a short visit with friends en route, to their home in Eugene, after visiting in Myrtle Creek with relatives. Fortuna Visitor Here Miss Constance Hendrlckson, Fortuna, Calif., Bchool teacher, is here for a week of spring vacutlon visiting her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hendrlckson. FAMILY .REUNION IS HELD AT GROSS HOME YONCALLA. April 7. A family reunion was held at tho Alice Gross home, Sunday, when a din ner for several members of the I'umiiy who live in distant elt i was enjoyed. Those present we .Mrs. Nellie Devine of Clutskuiile, Mrs. L. C. Snucermun and son, Keith of Bremerton, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. John Gross and family nf Hoseburg. Hill Gross of Uoseburg, Mrs. Alice Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Allen of Shoestring. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thlel and son, Delton. Mrs. Rebecca Campbell Miss Norma Byron of Yoncalla and Miss May Gross of Days Creek. O'TIUM CLUB HAS MEETING THURSDAY YONCALLA, April 7. Mrs. Clyde Hanson and Mrs. Harold Patlon entertained the members of the O'Tium dull. Thursday aft ernoon. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon, after which de licious refreshments were served to the following members. Miss Bertha Sutherlin, Mrs. Fred Kef ton, Mrs. George Tavenor, Mrs. S. A. Schieman, of Yoncalla, Mrs. Koefed, Mrs. Ruby Pundt and Mrs. Allan Gibson of Druln and Mrs. Clyde Hanson and Mrs. Harold Patton. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET THURSDAY The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will meet at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. E. A. Collier, president, in charge. The devotional, will he conduct ed bv Mrs. L. L. Bodio, while Miss Jeannie Buick will have cliurgo of (he program. Hostesses Tor the tea hour Include Mrs. W. M. Chalmers. Mrs. Harlon Helliwell mid Mrs. E. R. Metzgnr. Members and friends have been Invited to attend. Henry Anderson, of Melrose, was In town attending to business for a short time yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Weedman, of Oakland, spent yesterday In town on business. Mrs. F. Weaver and daughter, of Myrtle Creek, shopped In town yes terday for a short time. Phil Briggs. of Myrtle Creek, silent yesterday in town attending to business. Mrs. A. B. Gibson, of Yoncalla, spent yesterday In town shopping and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. nruce, of Myrtln Creek, were visitor. In town for a few hours yesterday. Howard Henderson, of Heeds-, port, was n business visitor In Ibis cilv yesterday. I). P. McKay, of Wilbur, spent n. few hours here yesterday on busi ness. E. Erlckson and his mother, of Looklngglnss, spent yesterday 111 town on business. Mrs. Minn Drown, of Winston, shopped and visited friends In (own Monday. Return. Home O. T. (Bud) Carter, who has been employed for several ' mouths In construction work ut Tiicoma, arrived home last night, accompanied by Louis Fest, who has been eniployod with him. Ho will remain here about two weeks and then go to Elverett, Wash., where ho has a contract for the construction of a resi dence. leu UtdaujHJtolt NOW PLAYING (fl TfcemoitpopulitTElit-1 (. .3 muiicil comedy vr ttTfpil BING CROSBY Ethel MERMAN I Charlie Rugalct CITY VISITORS WEDNESDAY1 ONLY LAUGHS Grant Harris, of Glide, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. J. W. Bartram, of Deys Creek, sjient yesterday In this city at tending to business. F. R. Cunningham, of Glendale, spent yesterday In town attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Slrader and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chrlstenson, of Glide, were visitors here yester day. Thomas Hatfield, of South Deer creek, spent yesterday In town on business Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Barnes, of Tenmile, were In town attending to business yesterday. , Mrs. W. Common, of Rivers dale, shopped and visited friends here yesterday. F. E. Bullock, of Kellogg, was a business visitor in this city yes terday. J. CI. Baron, of l'mpoun. spent yesterday in town attending to business. II. F. Nichols, of Riddle, attend ed to business herfor a few hours yesterday. R. R. Clarke, of Oakland, spent yesterday In this city attending to business. ROMANCE..!, ENDS TODAY Visitors Leave Mr. and Mra. Fred Cochran and daughters, Betty Lee and Madeline, and the for mer's mother, Mrs. W. T. Cochran, of Albany, visited Mra. J. E. Pin kerton and family on Roberts creek over the week-end. The Cochrnns left Monday for Albany, where the latter is returning home und after a visit there the Fred Cochran family will return via the coast route to their home In Oakland, Calif. W. C. T. U. to Meet The offlo -1 erB and directors of departmental", of the Roseburg W. C. T. U. will " hold a potiuck luncheon at one' o'clock Wednesday, April 8, at tho : First Presbyterian church. At 2:30 o'clock members and-friends.:-, have been Invited to attend the re-:., gulnr business session of the W.m C. T. U. Visit 8unday Dr. R. I Dunn.,, and A. D. Klinger spent Sunday morning In Medford, where they. ,: attended the First Christian church,,, service conducted by Rev. William,' Baird, formerly pastor of the local , Christian church. From Medford, ' Dr. Dunn and Mr. Klinger went ta.. Ashland to spend the afternoonn visiting friends, returning to Rose hnre that evening. " : WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A Grand New Mystery! rvli V NEW fAi I in SCREEN Bank Night $100 CASH GIFT Show. 1:30-7-9 P. M. Mat.. 25e Eve- 35 Kid. 10t banknight WEDNESDAY $100 CASH GIFT Show. 1:30-7.0. p. M. Adults 25 Children 106 jf ' 1 I V , . nt . . K I ' i... I.k.jKnM&S v w&isssssssssssssJ., H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S. Glenn Phetteplace, D. M. D. DENTISTS Gas When Desired Term. May Be Arranged - Hours: t a. m. to S p. m. 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