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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 3. 1936. Social Calendar Saturday, July 4 Riversdnle run Hers in vile all grangers, Iheir lain i Hub and friends lo atlond picnic at notion's ?rove. Monday, July 6 Junior Woman's club picnic. Melha Smith iin d Uctty Mturk Joint ciiarmcn. Wednesday, July 8 Garden Valley Woman's club clean-up day at clubhouse. No hosloss luncheon at noon. Him hands of members lo assist in the work outlined for the day. Thursday, July 9 Lad tea of Country club Kolflng iu morning, pot tuck luncheon at nooa and conl met bridge. In after noon. Northside Sunshine club meeting at Itoacoc Mursters home to make ' plans lor the Atimist picnic. Friday, July 10 July twelve, o'clock luncheon meeting of I)oukIh;j unit of Pro America at Curls Tavern wlili He v. C A. Kd wards ait speaker on the subject, "To ! Constitutional (lor eminent We Pledge Ourselves." COUNTRY CLUB LADIES HAVE INTERESTING DAY AT CLUB ON THURSDAY One of the largest and most in - tei ostitis ineetliiKB of the Indies ot the JtosHhurg Country club was lield Thursday at the clubhouse. The opening of the handicap cup tournament was held in tlie morii lug wltli two foursomes entering. Thin tournament will bo continu ed next Thursday morning. At noon a pot luck luelieon wan served to Mrs. Hall Heely, of San Francisco (hmmeKUcsl of her par-cuts'n-Jaw, I jr. 'and Mir. A. C. Keely). Mrs. James Mct'llntoek, ot New JerHey twho Ik hern with her family vIhIIIiik the J. K. McClin , lock uihI U K McCllnloek fam ilies), Mrs. Howard, of Sacramen to, (who In vlrtitlng her daughter, .Mih. It. M. Kdinnnds), Hetty I la v Ik, I of Voodhurn, Ore., and Mrs. A. II.: Kelly, or Lima, Ohio, (kuckih at the V. K Cliupmati home), Mih.1 leonard Loetterle, Mm, Mary I Jlardlng, Mm. J, II. lluolh, Kueals of the dny, and III" following club members, Mrs. Walter l-'lrdier, Mrs. J. F. IHIhud, Mrs. i Mi 11 liarth. Mrs. ' IE. I. HrldgeH and daughter, Miss Joyce, Mrs. Ivan Pirkeii.i, Airs. L. :. AlcCliuiock, Mih. (leorgo Whar ton, Airs. J. M. .IiHhi and daughter. AIIks Kldress. Mih. O. M. Iterrle nini son, Mol, Mih. II. M. Kdmouds. Mih. I!. T. Hansen and hod, lloh, Mrs. Charles Dodnon, Mrs. liroad way, .Mrs. II. O. I'argeter, Mih. W. V. Chapman, Aim. M, U (hiney, Mi'H. II. Casey and daugiiter, AIIhh Helen, Mih. J, K. Murks, Mih. W. K. Ott. Mih. Arthur V. Hiuini, M ih. J. A. .Harding, Mih. J. h Marker, Mih. A. A. Wilder, Mih. Tied Lock wood and Airs. Jeorgo II. Smith. Six. tables of bridge were in play in the nfiernoou with Mih. Dod hoii holdliiK hlnh Hcoro. Tea hh nerved n( the clone of the contract bridge play. MR. AND MRS. WATSON ENTERTAIN POTLUCK , BRIDGE CLUB THURSDAY , Mr.' and Mm. "Uud" WuUon en tertained iltuir hIx thirty o'clock pollack HUpper rluh hisi evening at their home on Went First sheet. J-ovely hotrjueiH of Hummer How em were imcd as a decorative mo tif for tlm nccaHion. , Mr. and .Mrs. (itoige Singleton wore 'Clients of the exeniiiir mid tit hern present included Mr. and Mm. 0. Al. Krell, Air. and Mm. Leonard Ulley, Air. and Mrn. I'., u Knudolph. Air. and Mm. T. It. Itmr, Air. and Airs. "Mud" Wattmn ami Air. and Mih. Fred A. Knight. Tim guejt prize ur contract bridge was presented lo Mr. and Mm. singleton ami thu club prize was won by Mr. and Aim. Ran dolph, 'j'he inemherH of the club presented a lovely gift to Mr. and Airs. Knight at the iluse. of thu bridge play. C. H. AND R. CLUB ENTERTAIN EO AT TAYLOR HOME THURSDAY NIGHT Mr II, Taylor was a very gracious hoslesH bint evening, when. she entertained the C. II. ami Ji. club at her home on South Jackson Hh-oi-t. The regular hus iii'hh meeiing wuh toilowcd by a pleasant social honi. LaUr Mih. Talor Kerved dell cloun jvi'ieshnientH nl a lahle cov noil villi a beautiful hieo cloth mid centered with a bowl of blue larkspur and golilengleani double JiaslurtiHiiiH and (all elimv tapem. Coders were iinuuged hr Air. find Aim. o. I.. Johnson. Mr. and Aim. II, . Ta lor, Mrs, l.lilic l.olir. Aim l.itnta tlomi!bell. Mm. J la! tie Neat. Aim. Marl ha Kmkine, Airs, tirace Owen, Alls. Loin Harhy nml Aim. Malay Harriet!, Tin- club Will hold itn nevt meet ing the evening ol August at Hrund'ft gunieiiH. This will be in the lu?m of a no-hu.-Ut'SH alfair. SOUTH END SOCIAL CLUB MEETS AT J. T. MILLER HOME Mr. James T, Mllh-r eniei Mlunl t'le .South K;kI Soi ial club al her htinte on Smith Stt')itu m reel Wf-dnesdiiy alteiitfton. Mointui'ls ol gladioli and svteelpi-as were alttac tive!y used i.lioiH (he looms. Alter a pleasant social hour Mrs. Miller si'ived delicious ioiihsIi meniH to Mrs. l!alh Healer, Mis. Klsie Williams. .Mih. S. K. Fauchec, A I i.i. A. J. AlcOillorh ami Al; m. K. li. Williams. Tlie club will wwvt Ju! l' ut hv bt. me, of ..Iii. raacln-r on Coiib btreU . By LOTUS KNIGH T HOKTEK WOMEN'S COUNCIL HAS INTERESTING MEETING THURSDAY AFTERNOON Thu Women 8 Council of the First Christian church held a very enjoyable meeting yesterday after noon in the church parlors with Mrs. Al. i(. Ivie In charge of the buaiiK'Hft buhhIoii, The council de cided to hold the annual Christ mas bazaar in Hume centrally locat ed place in the down-town busi ness Hection of thifi city instead of in thu church basement this year. Arrangements were also made lo contribute about one hun dred Jars of fruit and vegetable to the Northwestern Curia t Ian home lor aged al Kngene. Airs. Keller had charge of the devotions. The 'patriotic theme was curried out In the devotions, program and refreshments. Mis. A. A. Sprague acted as mis sionary leader lor the meeting. Following the meeting the mem bers were Heated at tahleg beau tifully appointed In the putrtotlc mot it. Mi h. W. A. t'eurce w as li os tens Tor the meeting and the refreshment couimlltee included Aim. Oawson, Airs, Ullie J'tanier, Aim. Paul llleffkey and Aim. O. O. Jennings. Those present Included Mih. Ltl lie i'laster, Mm. Lain a II. Wolil forlli, Aim, Harold lloucock, Airs. F. I. Perry, Aim. Henry F. Sny- dtr, Alls, a nnu llradwuy, Aim. U. l. HudHoii, Aim. Anna Carson, Airs. William Fisher, Aim. AL It. Ivie, Mrs. Mable V. Taylor, Mrs. James Hatchings, Aim. J. I'lumer, Airs. Keller, Aim. All mile Noyur, Aim. J.; .1. Abel, Mrs. A. A. Sprague, Airs, j II. II. Church, Mrs. Dawson, Airs. Paul llluHkoy und Mm. W. A. Pearce. The next meeting will he held at two o'clock the afternoon of Au gust 6 In the church parlors with Mm. It. I,. Hudson as IiohIchh. The refreshment commillee Includes, Aim. II. C, Pamlow, Aim. James HntchingH, Aim. A. W. Waninole and Airs. II. V. Cochran. The de- voiioiiH will he In charge or Mrs.; A. A. Sprague with Aim. Auue hradwuy acthiK as missionary leader. TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT H. H. TURNER HOME Mm. II. II. Tlll'MiM' wuh n mnul gracious hostess Tuesday when she entertained her bridge club al :i ilcllltlitlill fiiir-lbiili iiVImcU ilnj. seil-luncheon at iter home. Swei't- peas and nasi in litiuts foimed at tractivi bouquet h for the occasion. t (vers were arranged lor Aim. Leonard llib-y. a guest, and Mm. Frederick 1H Hurtling, Airs. Ches ter Morgan, Mrs. Maurlre J. N'ew :J UMPQUA land, Mrs. It. I). Coeu, Aim. Paul llelweg. Aim. Uiirrie Booth and the hostess, Airs. Turner. Mm. Coeu won the prize for the afternoon's contract bridge play. PRO-AMERICA JULY LUNCHEON MEETING TO BE HELD NEXT FRIDAY Houglaa unit of Pro-America In vites all republicans and anyone interested to attend Its twelve o'clock inexpensive noon luncheon next Friday, July 10, ut Carl's Tavern. Itov. Chitr!afi A. Kihvards, prom inent KoHoburg retired minister, will ho the guest speaker at this luncheon on the topic, "To Consti tutional Government Wo Pledge Ourselves." The Hiibject will be of the utmost Interest to every mem ber of the unit as well as all re publicans. Aim. H. C. Waddell, chairman, will preside at the luncheon and at the business meeting to he held Immediately following the lunch eon. The Htute republican picnic to be held at AIcNary's farm near Salem lias been announced for some time late In July. Kvery unit of Pro-America in the state Is plan ning to preHent sluntH and enter tainments at tills picnic. No admis sion charge to the picnic will he made. A number of Important business matters will be discussed tit this meeting and every member Is uig e! to he present. i O BRIDGE CLUB 18 ENTERTAINED AT HART HOME MONDAY Airs. J. A. Hart was a most gra cious hoHteKH .Monday evening when Hhe entertained her bridgo club at her attractive home on South Stephens Klreet. ItouipietH of sweet- peas and mixed summer flowers were used about the rooms. Contract bridge wuh in play dur ing the evening, with Airs. II. XnchariHcn winning the guesi prize ami Aim. L. u Wlmberly the club prize Tor high scoreH. loiter in the evening Mm. Hart Herveil lovely refreshments to Aim. H. acharlseu and Mm. William Pemheilou, guests, and Aim. Clyde Fullerton, Aim. U L. Wimnerly. Aim. J. II. Henneiiney. Aim. Leslie CumihliiMH uud Airs. Floyd Wilson. NORTH SIDE "SUNSHINE CLUB WILL MEET NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON Tin' Norlbside Suuchiue club w ill meet next Thursday ufternoon, July 9. at the home or Aim. Uos coe Alarstem. Plans will be made for the August picnic. All mem bers are cordially Invited to be present. Big Carnival Refreshments and Entertainment TWO DAYS OF CELEBRATION JULY 4th and 5th Beer-Ice cold, refreshments on grounds throushout the day including Cold Drinks. Sandwiches, Coffee Watermelons CARNIVAL NOISE MAKERS Dancing All The Time Swimming, Picnic Grounds, Something to see and do every minute. BRING YOUR LUNCH AND STAY ALL DAY Down by the River MRS. GUY CORDON 18 HOSTESS TO BRIDGE jCLUB ON TUESDAY Thu Tuesday contract bridge club enjoyed a one-thirty o'clock 'dustier! luncheon this week at the I'm po.ua hotel col fee shop and la ter Went to the home of Airs. Guy 1 Cordon as her guests for hi h;ge. ! Al rs. Kay J . Freeman w us a gueut of the afternoon and iiii-in-I bem enjoying the occasion with jAIrs. Cordon included Airs. S. J. ! Shoemaker, Aim. K. O. itickli, Mrs. ilt. L. Whipple, Mm. O. C. Finlay, j.Mra. Harry Itlack, Aim. Homer Grow, Airs, tied Hamilton, Airs. (J. V. Wlmberly, Airs. George Whaiton and Aliss Jane Wharton. The contract bridge prize for the afternoon s play wub won by , A!(bh Wharton. I 8H0WER PARTY AT 'FISHER HOME IS 1 ENJOYABLE AFFAIR 1 A most enjoyable kitchen shower party was given by AII.ss Annabelle j Fisher and Alias Irene Cooney for ; Allena Iirown, who w as married j Sunday to Samuel Hose. The party was held Thursday evening at the Fred Fisher home north of Itose- I burg. j The evening hours were spent jin hemming tea towels for the i guest of honor and later lovely re 'rreshments were served at hinali I tables prettily appointed for the j occasion. Covers w ere placed for I the guoHt of honor and Aim. Louis i FieH, Aim. W. It. Iirown, Aim. Fred ! Fisher. AIIsh Elizabeth Williams, 1 AIIhh FleHiior Fies, AHhh Kdna ! Iirown, .Miss Anna .May I'nrath, Aim. I. Al. Dunn. Miss Hetty Shoe- maker. AMhh Iris Hire. AIIhh Mary j Dell Geddes and the hostesses AIIhs Fisher and Aliss ('ooney. !mRS. A. B. TAYLOR IS I HOSTESS TO BRIDGE :CLUB ON WEDNESDAY I Mm. A. It. Taylor en tert .lined ;her bridge club at a very lovely j one-thirty o'clock dessen-lum-heon j al her home in Laurelwood Wed - uefday afternoon. A filet cloth j covered Hie table, w hich was cen tered by a mirror plaque and tur quoise bowl filled witli pink sweet peas. lIoLxpiets of zinnias, larkspur land other summer flowers were UHed about the rooms. Covem were placed for Airs. Frederick K. Hurtling and daugh ter. Flaine Suzanne, and Airs. Grant Oshorn, guests, and Airs. II. II. Turner, Airs. Paul Warren. Airs. A. J. Kllison. .Mrs. leonard Riley, Mm. Frederick .1. Porter and the hostess, Mrs. Taylor. Contract bridge was enjoyed dtir I ing the pleasant afternoon hours (with Mm. Riley winning the lMze for high score and Airs. Osboru re-u-eiving the consolation prize. IgARCEN VALLEY WOMEN'S jCLUB TO HAVE CLEAN UP 'DAY AT CLUB WEDNESDAY The Gaideii Valley Women's club members and their husbands will meet at the clubroom next Wednesday, July 8, tor annual dean-up day. A no-hostess basket him-been will be enjoyed at noon. There's Plenty of Shade Sunday fUnwUne First Church of Christ, Scientist, ;tl IJ. Douglas strei. Regular service Sunday at 11:UU a. m. Sub ject of leshon: "God." Sunday school convenes at 9:1J a. m. Wed nesday evening meetings, which Include testimonies of healing and remarks on Christian Science, are held at 8.D0 o'clock. The reading room in the front of the church edifice, is open daily, except Sun da) s and holidays from 2:00 to 4:0o p. m., and on Sundays from 9 : 30 a. m. to 11:0" a. m. Here the Illhle and all authorized Christian Science literature may bo read, burrowed, purchased or subscribed for. The public Is cordially invited to attend the church services und to virfit the reading room. First Baptist Church, J. R, Turn bull minister. 9:30 a. in. prayer meeting. 9:45 a. m., liible school, classes for all ages of both sexes. A growing departmental school. 11 a. m., morning worship (broadcast over KKN'H). Five-minute talk to the boys und girls on "The Miracle llahy of China." Sermon: "The Call of Ahram." 7 p. m., junior ami senior li. Y. P. unions. 8 p. m., evangel isik: service. Ten-minute hymn sing everybody enjoys. Ser mon, "The Jew and the Valley of Dry Rones." Wednesday, 7:iS0 p. in., monthly missionary prayer meeting, under leadership of the missionary committee. The Pentecostal Church, 133-137 Sheridan street. The blessing of the Lord main upon our Sunday morning Saints meeting ut 11 a. m. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. The Sun day evening message, "Two Fam ous Women of Hebrews 11 Chap ter," at 7:45 p. m. Rev. Atwood Foster will start a ten day study of The Tabernacle of the Wilderness July 10. lie has a large model made in perfect detail in every way. It surely will pay you to see this model. Pastor Jess V. Guilder. St. George's Episcopal Church. Holy communion 7:30 and 11 a. m. Riddle, evening prayer, 8 p. m. MRS. J. A. HART IS HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Aim. J. A. Hart very graciously entertained her sewing club Tues day evening at her home on South Stephens street. I-ovely bouquets of summer flowers were used about the rooms. A delight lul salad supper was served by Airs. Hart to Mm. Wil liam Pemberton, a guest, and Airs. J. Jarvis Robertson, Mrs. Guy Alintonye, Aim. L A. Allies, Airs. D. W. Rad;baugh, Aim. Grant Os boru anil Aim. David llss. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours. The club will hold flu next meet ing at the home of Aim. Hess on Hamilton Hlreot. July 14. fl Glide Baptist Church. Sunday school at 9:5o a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. The morning and evening messages will be brought by Carl Faulkner of Rose- burg. A service will be held at the Peel schoolhouse at 3 p. m. To those who are nut attending church in .another place, the Glide RaptiHt church extends an Invita tion to come and hear this young man bring his message of the Christ. An outing trip to beautiTuI Glide, a picnic dinner along the North Ijmrqua river, and an hour of worship and fellowship in the little white church why not? First Christian Church. J. Frank Cunningham, minister. "A Challeng ing Proposition" will be the sub ject of the morning message this Sunday. Every church member is urged to be present. Subject of the evening message will he, "One Boy Who Fed A Multitude." 'This Is a young people's service, feuturing the youth chorus and orchestra. Worship with us. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and At Hilary streets. West Roseburg. The service of Sunday, July 6, begins at 11 a. m. The topic of the sermon will be, "The Chris tian's Decimation of Independ ence." The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m. We most cordially In vite all to attend our service. We preach "A Changeless Christ for a Changing World." V. A. Sylwester, 1170 Military street, pastor. M. E. Church, South... Fait' (lava Hhould be an incentive to come to tile house of God for worship. I nurch school at 8 Mo a. m.. Make a special effort to come to the school church, it is here that we learn how to put into practice Christian principles of living. rieacliinR service at 11 a. m. and S p. in. Young people's service at 7 p. in. D. C. (ilealon, minister. PORTLAND, Ore., July 2. ( AP) A veteran who had bonus money is not entitled to relief, the state relief administration remind ed counties today. However, the receipt of bonus money does not disqualify veter ans from WPA emplnymnnt. Roseburg News- Review presents the baffling mystety serial of a Park Avenue murder THE SNOW LEOPARD by CHRIS HAWTHORNE BEGINS Monday, July Appreciation or the work of grange members in completing pe titions for measures initiated by the Oregon Stale grange Is express ed by Ray W. Gill, slate master, In a telegram received today by Dr. C. H. Bailey, editor of the Ore gon Grunge Bulletin. Petitions to put grange sponsor ed measures on the November election ballot have been complet ed and are being filed, Gill states in his telegram. "This means voluntary effort principally on the part of grange members in securing more than 50.000 names," Gill says in his nies suge to Editor Bailey. "I desire to express my apprecia tion to the members of the execu tive committee and to all who have so unselfishly given of time und lerfort for the grange legislative ' program. j "The campaign for these hills Is now well started and the grange is stronger than ever." JEW KILLS SELF AT LEAGUE ASSEMBLY OKNKVA, 'July 3. (AP) A Czechoslovak ian newspuper reporter-photographer, Stefan Lux, inter rupted the league of nations as sembly sessions today to shout: "This is the end!" and shoot him self. Lux. a Jew, left a letter saying he wished by his act to draw world attention to the situation of Douglas Funeral Home Eitabll.hed 1926 Perfect Funeral Service! AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 112 H. C. STEARNS FUNERAL DIRECTOR . Pins and Lane 8ta. The thrilling story of New York . swart set's greatest shock From the luxurious apartment of a million aire New York social rcgistcritc, the trail of the arch-criminal in this exciting story led half way around the world. And the beauti ful debutante who followed it risked her life many times before the elusive killer was brought to justice. For dramatic inten sity, fast-moving action and fantastic mys tery, THE SNOW LEOPARD will fasci nate tlie most critical of readers. It takes you into the glamour of the international social world and will hold you spell bound to the last word. De sure to follow it every day. 6 uio .lews In Germany. Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium, president of the assem bly expressed rogrots for the inci dent, then said: "Gentlemen, let us continue." Tho session went on. tUbn6beJ country estate in town. IT- gkb u bun mmi 4m E U txoo mi llJa UmI tm. o ot4ooU4 Gold" imM I 4 Bn . PHONE 112 Lady Attendant ijalipg
