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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, )936. THREE SOCIETY and CLUBS By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER JULY LUNCHEON OF PRO-AMERICA TO BE I HELD ON FRIDAY i All members of Douglas county ! unit of Pro-America, republicans uml anyone interested bus been , most cordially invited to beur lr. I Cburles A. Edwards talk on "To : Constitutional Government We IMedge Ourselves," at the 12 o'clock noon luncheon of tbe unit at Curl's Tavern Friday, July 10. The meeting promises to be tin- usually interesting uml tbe mem bers are urging as many to be pres ent as possible. Mrs. H. C. Waddell, chairman, will preside at tbe meeting, which will be followed by tbe regular monthly business session. Tbe state republican picnic to be held the latter part of this month at the McNary farm near Salem will be discussed and also plans will be tulked over regarding the work of the unit for the remainder of the summer mouths. - Anyone Interested In reserving it place at tbe Friday noon lunch eon has been asked to cull Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. K. D. Stewart or Mrs. A. K. Kent. The program committee Includes Mrs. J. H. Booth, Mrs. I. 1). Kiddle and Mrs. O. C. Brown. . SOUTH DEER CREEK GRANGE LADIES TO MEET ON THURSDAY ladies of 'be South Deer Creek grange wilr bold an all-day meet ing at the hull Thursday. The morn ing will be devoted to a class In p-wing conducted by Mrs. Albert Slgfreson and tbe afternoon to a social gathering. Mrs. Fred Mc- Intee is chairman of the grange " Home Economics committee mid will have charge of the meeting. MR. AND MRS. MILLER ENTERTAIN AT DINNER GLrtNDALK, July 8. Mr. and Mrs. 1. II. Miller entertained i n dinner party at their homo at Cm ital Hill camp Sunday evening. f'tivers were laid for Mr. and Mis. Howard Muloney and daughter, Patricia of Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. liodney Smith and son, lon, and Mr. and Mrs. lister Smith of (ilendale, nnd host and hostess, BIRTHDAY DINNER IS CHARMING AFFAIR AT UMPQUA HOTEL MONDAY - A very charming affair of the week was the six-thirty o'clock dinner party given to compliment Mrs. Lenu McKlhinny, Mrs. A. J. (ieddes and Mrs. V. C. Tipton on their birthday anniversaries. The three guests of honor's daughters acted as host fuses for tbe affair. beautiful bir'hday cake graced the table and lovely gifts were presented to the three honor guests. Lovers were placed Tor Mrs. v. Tipton and her two daughters. Mrs. George Williams, of Oakland, Calif., nee Vera Tipton, and Mrs. Roy Elliott, of Boston, nee Birdie Tipton; Mrs. A. J., Geddes and her three daughters, Mrs. Harrie Hootb (Lois Geddes), Mrs. Stew art Cooper (Fa ye Geddes), and MIhs Mury Del) Geddes, and Mrs. Lena McKlhinny and her two daughters, Mrs. L. L. Spencer ihiella McKlhinny), and Mrs. Jos eph Fredrickson (Josephine McKI-Uinny). TWO BAND CQNGERTSinr ll News DATED THIS WEEK Today. Patten Simple Frock With Smart Lines Requires Brief Time for Making PATTERN 447 hf CyfnncCJamS Hv far I he perfect frock for warm weather events Is tills iln- llirlilful Anne Adams style, Pat tern 4H47. No occasion tan ruffle this casual model, for Its cool charm, simple Hues and fetching accents make It indispensable to vonr Rummer wardrobe. l ou II sure- iv want several versions, either In Pinue. muslin, percale, or soft shatv tune, for you can run up two or ihree tn a nurnrlsinely brief time. Unusual buttons ore a nice touch on the shirtwaist type bodice, and tiny tucks nssure plenty of fullness fin free arm movement. 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A very pleasant affair on the Fourth was a no host picnic dinner enjoyed on the lawn at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Truitt. After the boun teous dinner the children present entertained the older folks by shooting fire crackers, etc. Those enjoying this hilurlous affair In cluded MrB. P. M. Cain, Mrs. Ella Truitt, Mrs. Dora Mullery, Mrs. A. D. .Mallery, Miss Doral Mullery, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Worthen and d.'ijghters. Maine and Marjorin and the former's mother, Mrs. (1. W. Worthen, Mr. and Mrs. William Manning nnd daughter Dorothy, Miss Mildred Young, Helen Sehow, Mrs. Wendell Truitt nnd daughter, Hetlie Marie and Vance Rowe. MR. AND MRS. WADDELL ENTERTAIN AT BREAKFAST ON FOURTH OF JULY Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Waddell en- erlained ul a charming seven o'clock breakfast at their home ou South Kane street Saturday morn ing to compliment their house guests from Kan Francisco. .Miss Catherine DeVoe. sister of Mrs. Waddell, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Uoodfellow. Covers weve placed at an attractively appointed table for eleven. . Miss DeVoe is In Roseburg to pend a month with Mr. and Mrs. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. Uoodfellow left Sunday for British Columbia, after a three day visit at the Wad dell home. IDA BONDI AND MINNEFE CHARLEY ARE MARRIED GLENDAI.E, July 8. Miss Ida Bondl, daughter of Mrs. Clyde Wa terman, und Minnefe Chailey were married by Judge Mathews at the Josephine county courthouse, in ('.runts Pass. Thursday, July 2. The - bride's mother, Mrs. Water man and Mrs. William uompier were with the young couple. After the ceremony they left for a short wedding trip to Crater lake, alter which they will he at home at Fernvale, near Glendale. CHARIVARI GIVEN MR. AND MRS. EDWARDS BY FRIENDS MONDAY About forty friends gave a chari vari party Monday evening for Mr. und Mrs. John Edwards, who were married at Carson, Wash., Satur day evening. Following the chari vari Mr. and Mrs. Edwards enter tained tbe group at a supper at their home on East Lane street, DOUGLAS COUNTY RED CKOSS CHAPTFR TO MECT ON JULY :3-H The next regular meeting of the Douglas County Red Cross chapter will be held at seven o clock the evening of July 13 at the Episcopal l-arlsh hall. Anyone interested lounty Red Cross work, as well as members of the chapter, have been nost cordially invited to he pres en I. GEORGE STARMER AUXILIARY WILL MEET THURSDAY , The members of George Slurmer nuxiliury of United Spanish War Veterans will meet at eight o'clock at the armory Thursday night, July 'J- All members are urg ed to be present. Roseburg band lovers will be fa vored with two concerts this week. Tlie Junior Elks bund of Port land Is to play a concert at Library park at 8 o'clock tonight. Tills group of 36 boys Is sponsored by the Portlund Elks lodge and Is on a good will tour of the state. The bovs will be entertained at dinner by" the local lodge tonight, and will play a conceit at the Elks temple preceding the public program at Library park. The Roseburg Municipal band will play its regular weekly con cert at Library park Thursday night. Popularity of these concerts is fully attested by the large crowds In attendance, the opening program last week crowding the park almost to capacity. Novelty and specially numbers will again ho included In this week's program, according to J. D. (illlmore, director, who announces the following selections for the Thursday night concert: March. "Aristolat." ('line. Overture, "Seinirainlde," Ros sini. Trombone solo by Lnvern Spaugh, uccompauied at the piano by Tbelma carter. Waltz, "llluo Danube." Strauss. Novelty, "The Horse Laugh," ,ako. Clarinet duet, "Two Little Bull finches," Kllng, played by Clyde Carslens and Harry Maboney. Selection, "Tbe Desert hong, Romberg. Idyll. "Narcissus," Nevin. KUNlt artists, Eddie Wolcolt, Larry Orth and Hod Roadman. Finale, "Stand by the Flap;, Si ii Hz. Visiting at McLaughlin Home Make Trip to Coast Mr. und Mrs. Reardon, of Arizona, has ar- Mrs. William Buzzell, of this city, rived lit Rotehurg to visit her sis- enjoyed a 1 rip to the coast and ter, Mrs. P. F. McLaughlin. back over the week-end. I Returns Here Rulpll Herman I Fine it paid-A lino or .'. was has returned to bis home In this I""" ' conn ""'"V ' city, after spending the week-end I itosenuerg oi miu niego. wno ra in Portland on business. Taking Vacation Gordon Hibbs, local Montgomery Ward employee, has left for Bend. Ore., to spend his two weeks' vacation. Gets New Car Wade Worthing- ton, of t'anyouvllle, has purchas ed a new Pontine "8" from the lo cal dealer this week. Back From Bandon Mr. " and Mrs. Donald Follz and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winter enjoyed a trip to Bandon over the week-end. Sponsoring Sale The ladles of St. George's Episcopal guild will hold a cooked food sale at Mc- Kean nnd Baldwin's store Satur day, July 11. Out of Hospital L. L. Miller has returned to bis home nt Dlllard. af ter receiving medical treatment at the Eugene hospital for several weeks. AGENCY FOR CLETRAC TAKEN BY COCHRAN Leaves on Vacation Jack Plum- mer. employee ill the furniture de partment of the local Montgomery Ward slore. has gone to Eugene to spend his vacation. On Vacation Miss Violette Cole, employee of the local Mont gomery Ward slore. lias left for Portland tu enjoy her two weeks vucation. Leave for Portland Attorney and Mrs. Ray B. Compion left to- lay for Portland, where they will spend a short time attending to business nuit'ei's. Undergoes Minor Operation Donald Krogel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krogel of tills city bad his tonsils removed yesterday by Dr. A. C. Seely. Imorovina Nathan Fullerton owner of the Ilexull drug store In l Ills citv. Is reported to be doing nicely In Sun Francisco where he underwent a surgical operation. Taken to Hospital Mrs. Mary Mi'Leinion. mother of Mrs. O. M llerrie of this cily, was taken to Mercy hospital in the Roseburg anilMilunce yesterday for medical treiilnient. II. I". Cochran, owner of Coch ran's Garage and Machine shop has been appointed by the Cleve land Tractor company as Douglas county distributor for Cletruo trac tors, lie will also Handle the ieveland line of logging und road building equipment us well as farm niuchinery, it was announced. The agency is fuliy equipped for reiKiiling and rebuilding used niuchinery. H"rry Savage, who lias been with the company for several years, will be in charge of sales. CITY VISITORS Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs h. K. Spencer, of lloscbmx spent the week-end at Murrtblield miosis of Mr. und Mrs. loLaiiKer. Tbe latter wns formerly Akih-h Maim of thU city. Here From Missouri Mr. and Mrs. T lion wis Summers, of Kansas City, Missouri, have arrived to spend the summer with Ihelr Ron und family ul (Hide. Back From Portland Miss June Wiurd, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. L. Wiurd, nas returned to her home in this city, after visiting in rori hunt since last Friday. tered a plea of Kulliy lo u charge of speeding. Campflre to Meet The Kl-Lo-Huh-N'ce I'nmnfire group will meet at seven o'clock Thursday pvwiIiik at (he home of W'llinu l-'eldkump. Members have been asked to bring their dues. Get New Bulcks "Curly" firimin, I Ale Marsters, 1,. Cur rier. Noble Coelte) and Mr. Unfile, all of this city, took delivery of new Hulcks ibis week from tbe lo cal deuler. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Marsters went to Portland after their new Hulck coupe. Back From Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winston have returned tn their home, after spending the holiday and week-end at Klamath Falls visiting Mr. und Mrs. Percy Webb Jr., former resi dents of this city. They stopped over at Crater luko en route borne. live and an old funi horse, frelgbtened by tbo Bound of u mo- (or, kicked him so hard that It I broke blH hip. Hut Alexis Finley, ex-cowboy says it might have been worse. The hip is healing rapidly, and be can) now ride over bis farm In n wheel chair. Pension-Bride. COLPMIirS, Texas, July 8. (AP) Oscar Crawford, titi, receiv ed his first state old ago pension check for V und Boon appeared ut tbe court house with lG-year-old l.ydtn lluverman at bis side and asked for his first murriuge license. Clerks refused to Issue It until , the bride's father appeared and consented. He nodded approval,! while the county judge read the wedding ceremony. Immediately the couple left for the groum'H 18- acre larm near nere. Visiting Sister Mr. and Mrs. Hertell Ford, of Lindsay. Calif., who are visiting the hitler's sis ter, Mrs. Mabel llervey, at Kiddle, were visitors In this city vester-day. Back From Portland T. M. Spencer and Kenneth Clark, of the Itosehurg Motor company, have turned from Portland, where they hpcut u few days attending to business. Back to Work Mrs. John Ed wards returned to her work in )r. (ieorge K. ilouck's office yester day. Mrs. Hoyd Hales took her place ul thft office during her short absence. Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs. (Juy Mlutonye and small son, Rod ney Alien, have returned to ineir home on Hamilton street, after spending several days at Marsh- field with relatives and friends. MARKETS LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 7. (AP) (II. S. Dept. AgPi) 110(1 S Active, fully'" steady:' good to choice 1!0- 22f lb. butchers ll.3r.-ll.5u; heavy weights and light lights down to in. id. occasionally; good packing sows 8.75-9.10; heavy roueh sous quoted down toward 8 Jo; few choice 90-lb. feeder pigs li.au. CATTLE Mostly steady, sup plies limited largely to lower she stock, finished offerings practical- iv absent; good fed steers nnd yeurliugs quoted around 7.35-8.00 or more; plain grassers down to a.ift and less; cutter and common heifers 3.75-5.00; low cutler to com mon cows 2.50-4.50; good heavy vealers 7.75; top choice heavy weights 8.50; plain grassy calves saleable down to about 6.00; com mon bulls 4.75 and below. SHKKP Only odd lots offered early; opening sales generally steady, medium to good light weight trucked-in lambs 7. 50-8. no; better grades considered quotable up to 8.50; culls and common grades around 6.00-j .00 ; fat ewes eligible at 3.00-3.25. Leaving to Visit Relatives M is. Victor Phipps nnd daughter Helen, and tbo former's mother, Mrs. Varmint, of Rice creek, plan to leave this week for the middle- west to visit relatives and friends for a few weeks. Here From Los Angeles Mr. and Mr?. C. S. Martell, of Los An geles, ure here visiting tbe hitler's sisler, who is a nurse at tbe vet erans' hospital, before going to I-ake Tahkenilch to fish. Mr. Mar tell is nuditor for the Title (iuar- an tee and Trust company of Los Angeles. Oddities Gleaned From Day's News Accommodating. LA VON I A, (la.. July Ji. (AP) An airplane dropped to a neat land ing on a broad highway near here and taxied up to a roadside filling station. "Fill her up," said tbe pilot to an astonished attendant. The employe compiled with the order but before he (bought to nsk his customer's name the nnnchnl ant flier bud roared down ihe road und taken off again. Down to Earth. flRKKN VILLK, S. L, July 8. (AP) He rode the weslum plains, be stunted In daredevil rodeos, and horses never hurt him. Then he came back houIIi lo Boston Visitors Here Mrs. Roy Klliott nnd daughter, of Boston, are in Roseburg visiting the for- f iner's mother, Mrs. V. C Tipton, and brother, Cleo Tipton, and sis ter, Mrs. Oeorge Williams, nee Vera Tipton, who is hero from Oakland, Calif., for two weeks. Mrs. Klliott was formerly Miss Hlrdie Tipton of this cit Enjoy Trip Mrs. Joseph Peets and two daughters, Joan und Chur lene. und the former's mother. Mrs. C. H. Wickham, and Frank Norton enjoyed a trip to tbe coast and back over the week-end. Back From Washington County Clerk and Mrs. Roy Agee nnd Miss Violet Sawyers, of Roseburg. and the former's sister. Miss Kathryn Agee, of Eugene, have returned to their homes, after spending the week-end at Hood's canal, Wash ington, visiting Mr. Agee's and Miss Agee's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman. Stock and Bond Arerages STOCKS Compiled by The AhsocIuIpi Press. July : 20 IS IT, f, Ind'ls Hit's l i s St ks Tnilliy Sl.li :U.H 4!) .5 IM I'rrv. ilay .... 84.1 ;'.4.0 4ll.ll la .11 Month uko . .. S3.0 3.1.3 4K.0 IIJ.2 Year iiro 62.5 21.1 IH. I 45.5 ISIHli hiKh 87.4 :i.7 50.S i4.X lil.'IB low 73.4 311.2 43.1 55.7 1!I35 hiKh 7i;.3 31.2 41.7 511.1 i!!35 low 49.5 1S.5 2I. SI.S Visiting Here Mrs. Maiirire llu chunan and smalt son. Kred, of liandon. are here visiting the for mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mrs. Iluchunnll was for merly Miss Marlun Fisher of Hose-bm-K. Mr. Iluchanan, who is n teacher in the hlh school at Han don, Is attending Oregon Slate col lege summer school. Leaving for San Francisco Miss Addle Weaver, who is in Itosehurg visiting at. the home of her brother-in-law and sisler, Mr and Mrs. H. B. Carter, will leave tonight for her home In San Fran clsco. She has been spending two weeks vacationing and visiting relatives. Miss Weaver is a daugh ter of Kd Weaver of Myrtle Creek. BONDS 20 10 10 .10 Hoy Foster, of Idleyld, wus business visitor ill this city yes terday. Walter Hercher and son, of il lard, spent yesterday in town at tending to business. Mrs. Ada J. l)enn. of Camas val ley, spent yesterday In this city shopping and visiting. James I-ord Jr., or tiardlner, spent Tuesday In this city attend ing to business. It. I. Ilrldges, of Onkland, was here attending to business for a few hours yesterday. W. I Barton, of (ilendale, spent i a few hours In this city yesterday I attending to business. I Clyde Berkley, of Klkton. was In town Tuesday attending tn business for a few hours. It. J. Rpaulding, of Ilraln, wns a business visitor In this city yesterday. Hit's Ind'ls I t's Fgn. Todav 92.0 103.0 102.2 (19.0 l'rev. day .... 91.9 1(13.0 M2.1 (19.3 Month ago .... H2.1 102. S lol.S (19.2 Year ago SI. 7 9K.4 97.1 (19.2 1921! high 91.3 1111. 1 102.5 72." 1931! low M! 9 Illl.X 99.3 Ii7.fi I9.-l.-i high S7.S 1(12.2 99 s 70 I 1935 low 76.4 92.2 SI.5 (15.5 Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR 312 E. Cass St. Phone 445-R VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES JONES -BROWN Adis V. Jones and Elene I.. Brown, bolh resi dents of (iardlner. 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