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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1936. THREE r SOCIETY By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER LADIES MO HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING MYItTLE CREKK, July 21. The CkrlaUuii ladles aid met at the home of Mra. Johnny Wlmer last Thursday afternoon. Articles for the coming bazaar occupy the time ut each aid meeting. The ladies voted unanimously to ask the church to call the pastor, C. I. Kenney, who has heen supplying the local church through the sum mer, to return In September as a regular pastor, Mr. Kenney ls leav Ing next Sunday for a visit with relatives in Aurora, Missouri, and will hold a meeting while there. A basket dinner will be held at the church next Sunday prior to Rev. Kenney's departure on the Shasta. Those present were Mrs. Hattle Sherman, Mrs. M. Dieckman, Mra. J. W. Adamson, Mrs. N. Lacy, Mrs. H. A. Naus, Mih. C. A. Slelzier, Mis. N. G. Buell and niece, Miss Dorothy Trulove. Mrs. W. C. Bates, Mra. IT. L. lender, of Rose burg, Mrs. Kenneth Winston, Mra. Ruth Wynter, Mrs. C. G, March and Mrs. Harold Ha tee, who assist ed the hostess, Mrs. Wlmer, with serving. The next meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. Tlllle Yocom. ft ft CANADIAN VISITOR COMPLIMENTED AT PARTY (.I.ENDALR, July 21. Mlsa I.u ella Cunningham and Mrs. Bessie Seimers entertuiued Friday after noon complimenting their sister, Mrs. E. W. Thirsk, or Kelsey, Al bertu, Canada, who is their house guest. A dessert luncheon was served at 2 o'clock, followed by an after noon of bridge. The novel idea of each guent choosing a prize, ac cording to her score, after each set was pluyed, was accountable fur much amusement. Clients included Mrs. Robert Knight, Mrs. I). II. Miller. Mrs. C. JI. Austin, Mrs. C. G. Richards, .Mis. C. W. Ingham, Mrs. L. W. Carlyle. Mrs. C. J. Seiner, Mrs. W. 11. (Jurrett, Mrs. Warren Huzen, Mrs. J. S. Woodroffe, Mrs. Roy Cunningham, Mrs. A. O. 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Ness and son, John, Mrs. Wlllard Johnson and dnughter, Agnes Jluth. and son. Tommy, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter and niece, Vir ginia Gilmour, Mrs. J. R. Wharton and Mrs. Will H. Gerretsen and sons, Gordon and Donald. Cards and visiting were en joyed. a ft j PUBLIC CARD PARTY WILL BE INTERESTING AFFAIR NEXT MONDAY The general public has been most cordially invited to enjoy a delight ful card party to he sponsored by St. Joseph's Catholic ladies Sew ing society at the parish hall next Monday evening, July 27, at eight o'clock. 'rizes will bo awarded for high scores in contract bridge, five-hun-drel and pinochle. A door prize will also be given. Refreshments will be served by the commit) ee includ ing Miss Helen Casev, Mrs. B. R. Maddox and Miss Coletta .Lnngen-berg.- MISS ATHALIE TAYLOR ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST AT ENJOYABLE AFFAIR Miss Athnlio Tavlor entertnlned Friday at a delightful swimming party honoring her house guest. Miss Evetyri Goodman, of Portland. Following tne swnn tue guests enjoyed a lovely dinner in the A. R. Taylor yard in Laurel wood, after which they attended the theatre. Mrs. Taylor served tho dinner to Miss Evelyn Good man, guest of honor, Miss Betto Owen. Miss Jean Myers, Miss Lu cia Brltton and the hostess, Miss Athalie Taylor. EVERGREEN H. E, CLUB WILL HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING ON THURSDAY The Evergreen grange Home Ec onomics club will hold an all-day meeting Thursday, July 23, at the home of Mrs. Henry Lander. A potluck luncheon Avfll he enjoyed at noon. All members of the club have been most cordially invited to en- Joy the,, day; ' - " """"" EPISCOPAL GUILD POTLUCK PICNIC IS ANNOUNCED FOR FRIDAY St. George's Episcopal guild mem bers have been invited to enjoy a potluck picnic dinner Friday noon, July 24. at the Will H. Gerretsen summer camp at Winchester. Those attending have been asked to bring a' covered dish" for the dinner and their own silverware. Coffee and rolls will be furnished. W.C.T.U. PICNIC POSTPONED UNTIL LATER The Roseburg W.C.T.U. picnic an nounced for Wednesday of this week has been postponed until a later date on account of so many members being out of town at this time. BETHEL SPONSORS BENEFIT PARTY MYRTLE CREEK. July 21. A Job's Daughters benefit card party was given Friday night at the Odd Fellows hall to raise funds for an outing at the beach for the mem bers of the order. The affair was not very well attended but a good ly number of tickets were sold. ft ft ft NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE . CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Northside Sunshine club will nieet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roscoe Marsters to make plans for the August pic nic. All members are most cor dially invited. CITY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. I. Larson and Miss Lucille Rodley, of Lookingglass, spent yesterday in town on busi ness. M. B. Green, of Winston, was here for a few hours yesterday on business, S. L. Moss, of Tenmile, was a business visitor in this city yes terday. Victor Phipns and Grant Cloy, ton, of Dillard, were business vis itors here yesterday. Ada J. Dcnn am! I.nwrnro benn, of Camas Valley, spent yes terday here on business. J. D. Walker, of Dillard, -spent a short time in this city yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs, Vern Lerwlll, of Tiller, were in town yesterday at tending to business. S. H. Rockhlll, of Riddle, was a business visitor in this city yes terday. J. C. and Frank Pringle, of Yon- callsv, were In town attending to business yesterday. C. Doerner, of Melrose, spent a short time in this city yesterday on business. R. G. Dieckman, of Myrtle Creek, was here for a few hours yester day attending to business. E. R. Lutman, of Melrose, spent yesterday in this city attending to business. G. W. Croucher, of Brockway. spent Monday in Roseburg attend ing to business. F. M. and George Kellogg, of Yoncalla, were business visitors In town yesterday. H. L. Cooke, of Azalea, spent yes terday In this city attending to business. Huron Ciough, of Canyonvllle, was in town attending to business for a few hours yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Briges, of Canyonvllle, were In town attend ing to business yesterday. Dale Hurgtns, of Camas Valley, was a business visitor in this city Noted Builder' Slain " (A i Albert Zautner Because he "lost his hend and be-; came excited over fear of losing his job", Albert Zautner, below,! night watchman at the Lincoln 'Storage Co., or Cleveland, shot' 'nnd killed George Rutherford,' top, his employer and a nationally! known contractor.") Police said Zautner had apparently developed 'a fit of homicidal rage when up-j braided for his conduct on the 'job and had turned his gun on .Rutherford, later wounding an other company official. England's "Shirley" The "Shirlev Temnle" of England Deidre Gale Broughton, is shown; 'nrrivinffin Npw York enroute. toi .Hollywood where she will meet our! 1 own original ohiriexemgie. yesterday. Mrs. Vern Holdgnte and son Lloyd, and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston, of Sutherlin. were visitors here Mon day. Miss Gladys Shepherd, of Drain, spent yesterday in this city shop ping and visiting mends. W. H. Raymond, of Days Creek wan a business visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, Kenney, Mrs. Beaz ley, Mrs. Ida Patchen and Miss Kd na liarliin, of Drain, spent yester day here on business. Mrs. Sidney Adams, of Oakland, slnipped and visited friends in town ycMterday. J. G. Michaels, of Myrtle Creek, was here attending to business for a few hours yesterday. i iiev. und Mrs. 1'. G. White, of Dfl lurd, were visitors In this city for a few hours yesterday. L. L. Huberts, of Myrtle Creek was a business visitor In this city yesterday. Mrs. Albert Ball and Roscoe Ball of Riddle, s.wnt yesterday In town on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wilson, of LookiiiKlilHHS, spent a short time here yectfiduy on lutsinens. VITAL STATISTICS BORN BORN To Mr. and Mrs, Charlett W. Vssey, :2 West Washington street, July 17, a son, James Drewa. WARD To Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Ward, of Reedsport. at Taylor's Maternity home. Sunday, July 19, a daughter, Gloria Lois. MARRIAGE LICENSES AN DHL'S MOOCK Arthur II. Andrus, Roaehurg and HAther 'low-k. Glide. NKISO.N BANNING Robert C. Nel.on and Margaret L. Banning, both of Roseburg. Local News Here on Business Norman Ray mond, of Suleni, was a business visitor In this city yesterday. Visit at Camp Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Story lies spent Sunday at ( amp ltrudford visiting a cousin of the. loimer. Visits at Tison Home M t s s Kuthryn Jlusenbark spent the week end ut Dixonvllle visiting Miss Claire Tison at the 0. C. Ti son home. Back From Bandon Judge and Mrs. Curl K. Wtniherly and daugh ter. Funny Lai, and Bona, Carl Jr. und Lelund Kent, and Miss Ho- beitu Tri-fren, "'1 wit" Collins and Junior Miller spent Sunday at Bundon. Attend Reunion Mr.' and Mrs. Frederick K. llartung and daugh ter, Kluine Suzanne, and son, Tom my, of Luurelwood, und the form er's parents, Mr. und Mrs. K. E. Hurtuug und Mrs. Hurtung's moth er, Mrs. Llllle, Broders, all of Eu gene, attended 'a family reunion at V aldport over the week-end. Spend Day at Coast Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Taylor and daughter, Miss Athalie, of this city, and the hitter's guest. Miss Evelyn Good man, or Portland, spent Saturday ut Murslirield, where the former attended to business, while- Mrs. Taylor and the two girls went on to Sunset beach for a few hours. Visit at Ashland Mr. and Mra. C. V. Weaver and family, of Can yonvllle, spent Sunday at Ashland visiting Mrs. Jack Weaver. They were accompanied by Mrs. J. A. r enn, who spent the day with her sister, Mrs. Jessie Quulf. Mrs. Wea ver anil Mrs. ouaif are enrolled in summer school nl Southern Oregon Normal school at Ashland. Will Make Home Here Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hihhs. who were re cently married in Kelso, Wash., have returned to Roseburg and are making their home In the Kohlhagen apartments. Mrs. Hibbs was formerly MIsb Annuhelle Hob kins, a Roseburg trained nurse. Mr. Hilibs resumed his work at the local Montgomery Ward store yes terday, after a two weeks' vaca tion. Bible Class Picnic Supper To night The John Wesley Dlble class ot the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will hold Its an nual 6:30 o'clock potluck picnic supper tonight, July 21, at the Wil liam Austin place at -Green. All members .-are- invited and have been asked to bring a covered dish for the supper and to also bring tneir own uishes and silverware1, Namea Omitted John Roberts, who died at Mercy hospital Mon dflV as the reniilt nt an n.l.lAn i the hay field at the S. C. Miller Piute ut jfiuara last week, leaves n uiuiuer, mollis noDerls, or Rose burg, whose name was omitted " i iisi oi relatives previous V nublished. The nnma nr a I, also omitted In the list of survivors ot nenry weaver, former resident of Myrtle Creek, who died Monday ut lianas, uregon. Back From Vaa.lan Mr nnA Mrs. George Singleton and two sons Gordon and Phillip, huve re turned to their home on Cobb street, after spending a week vaca tioning. They visited relatives at Sisters, Ore., and then went to Bend and Crater lake, stopping over In Riddle en route home to viRit Mt- Ultivlolnn'. ftt- and Mrs. j. H. Ilenslee. Mr. single tun reiurnea to his work at the Roseburg Electric store yesterday. Visit Crater Lake Mrs. R. D. WilliamB nnd duughter .Elisabeth, Mr. and Mra. H. H. Turner and their two children, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Newlln and Mrs. C. E. Roberts, or Chicago, and Mlus Eleanor Mae Bloomer, of Joy, 111., composed a party which spent Sunday at Cra ter Lake. Mrs. Roberts is Mrs. Turner's mother and Mrs. Newlln is a sister. They made the trip by way of the Tiller-Trail cut-off and the Union creek road to Dlu mond luke. and then to Crater Lake and return by Medford. YONCALLA YONCALLA, July 21. Mra. BeB sle Ford Is visiting her father. S. N. Woodward, en route to her home in Murshfleld artnr visiting her sis ters In Oakland, Calif. Mra. Florence Turpln and daugh ter returned home Thursday after visiting relatives in Cottage Grove for a week. MIhs Rulh Stoute lefl Thursduy for Sulem. where she will meet her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Htuiite. They will go to Monmouth, where Mrs. Stnute is attending summer Bchool. Mrs. Morin nnd niece returned home Wednesday after spending a month ut Bandon. .Mrs. Fairbanks and stnnll sun are visiting relatives in Eugene for a lew days. Mrs. Jesa IaHwell returned home Tueatluy rrom a two months vlall with relatives In Kansas. Richard Payne of Long Bearh. Calif., is visiting hla grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. II. I'uyne in Shoe string for a couple of weeks. Junior Laswell of Portland Is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Lnswell. Mr. and Mra. Kay Turpln and Percy Cutlack made a motor trip to llcceta Ueach and Florence, Sun day. Mra. Harvey Cockeran and daugh ter returned home this week after visiting relatlvea in Dlxonvllle lor several dfl;'". Howard Appiegate returned home this week after spending a week with the Boy Scout enmp. Spend. Day in Grinti Pass A. K. Dot inun, of this rtty. apent Sun day In (irauts I'nsa utU'iullnR to j hiisinesa, Goea to Portland Mlsa Olsle SinmiH It visiting hor sister, Mrs. l.a Verne number, In I'ortlnml tills week. Visltlno. Mother Mra. Frank H. Smith, of l.os Angeles, has arrived at .Millwood to visit her mother. Mrs. C. A. Clarke. Visits Over Week-End M I a s Wandu Ilrunner was a guest over the week-end at the Older (llrhj cnnip on Little river. Visiting Sister Kd Brlnkmeyer. of New England, North Dakota, has arrived here to visit his sister, Aim. Kit-hard Strlske. Leaves on Vacation .MIsb Mar tha Clarke, of Millwood, left Mon day tor Portland and Seattle to spend a month vacationing. Ill Manriav Hp fl .1 rtnnhai. wus tumble to be at his office in the Medicul Arts hilllillne- venter- day on account of Illness. Here Monday Vernle Weaver and his niece, Miss June Weaver, of Myrtlo Creek, Bpent Monday in mis city attending to business. Visit at Muncy Home Dr. and Mrs. Puul M. Curstens, of Klamath Falls, spent the week-end in this city as guests of Mr. and Mra. M. H. Muncy. Spend Day at Bandon Mr. and Mrs. John Lander, Miss Etboia Kinney and Georgo Grimm spent Sunday enjoying all outing at llan- lon ueach. Here From Phoenix True Green, formerly of this city und for the pust several years a resi dent of Phoenix, Ariz., has arrived here to visit friends. Back From Coast Mr. and Mra. F. A. Ilurd and son, Calvin, have returned to their home on South Muln street, after enjoying the week-end nt YaehulH. SDenda Wnitk t Camn Ml.,.. Mildred Grimm bus returned to her home in this city, after enjoy ing a week nt the niiler m,-la camp on Little river. Returns From Camp Miss Ma bel Farmer and Miss Mary Julia Miller hnve returned to their homes here from the Older Girls camp on Little river. Taking Exams Miss Beryl Brunner returned in lit. ni,)a,. Girls camp on Little river today, after spending two days here tak- 1115 civil eervice exams. Leave's for Home Peter Hoff man, of New England. North Dn- kota, left today for home, after en joying the past month In Roseburg visiting; nis orotner, ran Hoffman. Portland Visitors Here Mrs. R. A. Perkins and daughter, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, of Portland, are in Roseburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. E. John and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Strange. Spend Monday In Town Mrs. Leona Slack and son, Edgar, Mrs. A. P. Slack and Mrs. Savilla Bam- ber. of Sutherliii. fluent Mnmlnv In this city on business and visiting menus. ' Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith are back at their home In the Hn.A hntnl an. er enjoying the past two weeks va- cuiiunuig m various points in vvuaiiingiun anu uanaua. Visit Here Monday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skeen and daughter, of Marsbfield, stopped over In Rose burg on their vacation yesterday. Mr. Skeen was formerly manager of tho local Lowell store. Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McGhehey have return ed tO their llOmn. After .nnnHWta the week-end In Portland, where tuey attenuea the wedding Sunduy of their son, Archie, to Theda Franks. Attend Vernon Family Reunion Dr. ntld Mrs. nenro-u V. unnl. spent Sunduy In Albany, where niey uitenueu a reunion of the Ver non family clan. Dr. Houck'a moth er was a member of the Vernon family. . 8pend Monday Here Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Talbot and Mrs. J. c. Campbell, Sutherlin residents, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Lowmail. of Hafltlnirit. K.h aiw.ni Monday In this t-lty visiting menus ana attending to business. Visit at Hoxie Place Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Johnson and MIbs Kay Munvllle, of Eugene, Bpent the week-end In this city as guests of Mr. and Mrs. (1. H. Hoxie In Laurelwood. Mrs. Johnson la a sister of Mrs. Iloxle and Miss Man- viuo is a cousin. Go to Bend C. J. Grimm nnri George Grimm, accompanied by Fletcher Gardner, lefl Monday for Bend, where George will operate inn new tirimtn grocery alore. Fletcher will also remain In Bend. while Mr. Grimm will return to his Roseburg store In about a weeg. ANOTHER HIT BIG FREE DANCE To the Rhythm of The PIRATES OF MELODY UMPQUA PARK Wednesday Listen for the Melodians Mon., Wed. and Sat., FvKPiK, 6:45 Here on Bualneaa Attorney Frank II. Held, of Eugene, attend ed to legal business in this city yeaterday. Spend Day In Eugene Mr' and MrH. ChurleB Fields spent Sunduy In Riigeue visiting their son, Clif ford Fields. Goes to Tscoma J. M. Judd, lo cal furniture dealer, Is spending this week In Tucoma attending to business. H.E.0. Club to Meet The 1I.E.O. club will meet ut the C. W. Owen home ul 21S Rice street Wednesdny uHernoon. Auditor Here E. A. Collier, audi tor ut the courthouse, arrived here yesterday from the coast to resume his work, Undergoes Minor Operation Stanley Urent, of Kestou, had his tonsils removed by Dr. A. C. Seely yesterday. Visiting In Eugene Miss Eleanor Ilugun, of this city, hus gone to Eugene to spend u few duys visiting ber brother and bis family. Visiting st Redmond Mr. and Mrs. George Bales and the former's niece huve left for Redmond, Ore., to visit relatives and friends tor a couple of weeks. Returns to Work Mtss VIolette Cole resumed her work at the lo- enl Mnnttrnniei-v - Wiird atni-a vu. terday, after . enjoying the past two weeas vacationing. Returns to Work Jack Plum mer resumed his duties as clerk at the local Montgomery- Ward store, after spending the pust two weeks vucatlonlng. Leave for San Francisco 0. M. O'Mnlley, Dill Machnn and Juiuoa Dovle. all of this ell v. left day for Run Francisco to spend a tew uuys attending to business. In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Mi rice J. Newland and children are in Fugene, where I he former's rather, J. O. Nowlund, of Roseburg, Is reported very ill In n hospital. Soend Week.Enri Pl.hinn n n iuiiiiuii, oi tne aiate nignway com- iiiiistfiuii oiuce, ami county Asses sor Barton Helllwell enjoyed the weea-eim on tne North tmipqun, fishing. Kansas Visitor Here MrB Jen nie Schultz, of Manhattan, Kuiibub, nus urnvett nere to spend several weeks visiting her niece, Mrs. R. A. Hercher, at 211 West Mosher street. Back From Vacation Mrs. Fred L. Southwick and two boiib, Lnu- ranee and Mara, have returned to their home in this city, utter en joying the past two weeks vaca tioning at Ronton. , , i . Vlaltlnn . UMlln. iur : K .. .1 Mrs. E. H. MfDnnlola and boh, Ev erett, of Portland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Hamilton In this eltV. . Mm UfltaninM. Iu sister of Mrs. Hamilton. Chicago Vialtor Here Joseph W. Leigh, or Chicago, arrived In Rose burg to visit bis relatlveB, Mrs. T. B. Vlrden and daughters. MIsb Eu genia und MIbs Louise. Mr. Leigh lormoriy resided on the west coust. -. . Returns to Corvallla Mra Hum. er Carson left Monday for her home 111 Corvallla. after nnetifltni' the week-end with her hushuiid nore, wno la employed by the Doug las County Fire Patrol associa tion. Home for BummanMlau t Walker, a teacher In the public schools .at Seattle, has arrived at Wilbur to spend tho. atimmer iiiuutns visiting ner mother, Mrs. Alice Walker ntwl alitpr Ml.. M. sie O. Walker. , Vleltlng Here Mr .and Mra. Ray Lenox, of Moilford, are spend Ing a few days In this city visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Lenox was formerly with thn rnn.. in this city, beforo being promoted to ine meuioru- Olflco. Move Todsy Rer. antl Mrs. Bruce Caldwell, of Oakland, loft today for Wallowa county, whore the former hna nnontila.l ,i..in ate. Mrs. Caldwell was formerly in mo i.euna itonertson of this city. They were accompanied by Hie lat ter's mother unci sister, Mrs. L. Ro bertson und Bornudlno, who will go 011 to Wnlla Walla to visit a son of Mrs. Robertson. Brockwsy Visitors Lesve Mr. and Mrs. Noel I'laiiiondon and Mrs. J. Plamondnn and daughter, MIbs Blanche, left Monduy for their homes In California, after Bpend ing the past couple of wceka visit ing at the Perron ranch at Brock way. During Ihelr stay in Oregon they took aide trips to Portland und lo Vancouver, Wash., accom panied by Mra. M. Perron. Mr. Rennar Home Fred Rentier relumed to his ranch at Happy valley Sunday, ufter spending Hie pust several ninnlhs In Sun Fran cisco with relatives and unending to htlBlnesB. He wus accompanied by Ilia dutiuhler. Miss Rll,l.,.fi, Hetiner, who will spend her vaca tion with her parents In Happy run'-y, iieinrn ren mine- tn Kmi Finni-l-co to reiitne her work Night Gets New Bus O. S. Johnson, school bus driver at Camas Valley purchased a new hus rrom the Hun sen Motor company yesterday. Returns to Boswell Erneat Hel llwell haB returned to his home at BoBwell springs, after enjoying the past two dnya here visiting relativ es and friends. Ill-Mllo Taylor, llno'.ype operator at the Roseburg News-Review of fice, Is reported III at his home. L. E. Giles is working iu his place dur ing the meuntline. Leather Claca to Meet The lea ther tooling cIuks will meet at bbv- en o'clock Bhiirp in the county school superintendents oflico Thursday evening. July 23. Goes to Diamond Lake Bob Kid der left this morning for Diamond luke to spend several duys studying the adult education set-up In thul locality. Eugene People Here Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, of Eugene, uro mak ing their home here temporarily while Mr. Patrick is operating out of Roseburg fur the Southern Pu ciflc compuny. Returns to Summer School Mrs. Edith S. Ackert, Douglas county school superintendent, left yester day for Eugene to resume her t-luss- iib ut University of Oregon summer school. Former Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Register, of lOugeno, for merly of this city, Hpent Sunday in town visiting MIsh llu Luuhurh und her uncle, C. E. Mlinst'leltl, oil South Stephens Btreet. Move to Clark Home Mr. nnd Mrs. Jergenson nnd two children huve leased the home of Mrs. J. ti. Clurk on South Pine street. MrH. Clark Is leaving soon for Los An geles lo reside. Missouri Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales, of Missouri, huve arrived ill Roseburg to spend a week or two visiting the former's brother and slster-iii-l.iv,-, Mr. and Mrs. Grunt BiileH, Sr. WEDNESDAY ONLY! HE WAGES WAR ON THE MARCH OF CRIME "SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR AND BANK Mats. 25o Eves. 35o Kids 10o ENDS TODAY Today and S. S-Van DinPTLatt ThrilUri THE DARIN EXPLOITS of PHILO VANCE EDMUND LOWE VIRGINIA BRUCE NAT PENDLETON Adults 25o Children 10a Aid and Mlaslonary Society to Meet The Glide Baptist Ladles Aid ' und Missionary society will meet at two o ciot-k eduesduy afternoon with Mrs. Robert Hawley, Mra. John Casebeer and Mrs. Fred Asain is hostesses. Plans for the annual liublic chicken dinner will he made. Leave For California Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meiners and son left Monday for their home In Califor nia, alter visiting Mrs. Meiner's brother-in-law and Bister, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Paul on South Deer Creek. Mr. and Mra. Meiners and Hon and Mrs. Pnul and Buddie silent Sunduy at Crater luke. Seattle Visitors Arrive Mr. and Mis. Allen Hewitt and two daugh ters, Joanne and Marilyn, or Seattle, arrived In Roseburg last night to spend two weeks vacationing and visiting the former's mother and sisters, Mrs. I. A. Hewitt and Mrs. Boyd Utiles and Mrs. Edwin Booth, und Mrs. Hewitt's father, Nnp Rice. .Mrs. Hewitt wus formerly .Miss Jennette Rice of Roseburg. ., . Silver Tea Thursday The Mis- slonury society members and friends or the Buptlst church have heen invited to attend a silver tea, troin two to ruur u'clock Thursday ufiernoon nt tlie home of Mrs. Geo. Cuskey on the North Pacirio high way. Mrs. Cuskey will be assisted by Mrs. C. P. Snoddy and Mrs. Frank Staffunson. Mrs. Ira Byrd will huve charge of the program to be given during the tea hours. NIGHT $50 8howa ' 1:30-7-9 P. M. . ENDS TODAY Wednesday! Shows 1:307- P. M. I 1 LJ al yJi k BANK NIGHT H 31 WEDNESDAY 11 $50 J