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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1936. JIHKEE SOCIETY and CLUBS By LUIUS MMIGHi HJKitK CUM DAY SCHOOL PICNIC IS ENJOYED AiYltTLK ClilCKK, AUK. 21. .bout, (iO members ami friends of , Uw c'liri-tiaa Sumluy school at ' icndt'd tiie itiimir.l pknir, t'umlay, In UumiuvhVs beautiful uldei; yjova on Lee;s crock, a tributary of North Myrtle. A bountiful din ner whs served with eolleo and all the fixin's. A happy afternoon v.ua Bpeut, the older people quietly visiting and the children eujuyiiib' the natural playgrounds. EPWORTH LEAGUE OiVES DINNER DKA1X, Aug. 21. The Epworth league gave ti cabinet dinner at the home o Kev. and Mrs. Harold Meyers. A four-course chicken dinner was served to the follow i ii g members, Mi,sse3 Crystal t'rai, Jerry Whi pie ami Jim Dvafr;. after which a business meeting was held. ALASKA YUKON SOURDOUGH PICNIC TO BE HELD SUNDAY AT UMPQUA PARK The last picnic of the season for all Alaska Yul:on Sourdoughs will tuko place at noon Sunday, Au gust 211, at l!mp(Hin park. Those unending have been asked to bring backet dinners. Melons, cof-; feu and cream will he furnished by the committee. L Today's Pattern Wj7 I 4151 Li Uk FOR TRIM CHIC YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS DISTINGUISHED SHIRTWAISTER! PATTKUN 4151 For trim chic you just can't beat this jaunty Anne Auains uiuniph - for theie never was a tniailer or more .tsily made shirtwaist frock than l isttern 4151 ! histinpuishcdln every line, this simple style is a true "classic" for gay times throughout the fall and winter, t'hoose a blight, but practical fab ricsynthetic, a cotton tweed for active sports, or a soft, diagonal weavo woolen t for afternoons. You'll look your best in its trim enjlar. youthful puffed sleeves (make a short-sleeved version, too! i and front and back pleats. I'ou't overlook those hand pockets with their saucy cuffs, or the neat ly buttoned front. Pattern 4;rI is available In sizes V2, 14. If,. IS. 2", 30. 32, 31, 3ti. 38, 4o and 42. Size hi takes yards . HI inch fabric. Illustrated slep-by-step sc wim: instructions included. Send KIl'TKKN CKNTS Ufc in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattei n. Write, plainly name, ad(iress and stylf number. UK Sl'ltK TO STATU SIZK. lie sure to order vour rupv of our AN N K A HAMS PA T TKU N HOOK! See all the lovely chiiluM you need for the season pictured in smart , simple models that aie even fun to make! Perky house dresses and piny outfits. Fetching frocks for putties. The latest slen derizing designs for stouts. Prac tical models for children. Advice on fabrics and sewing. Hot K KIKTKUN C'KNTS. PATTKRN T K i : N K NTS. T U K XT Y-KJ V K ( KNTS Ktilt IH)T!I WHKN Olt ItKltK!) TOCKTIIKU. Address orders to News-Review, Pattern Department, Ilosf burg, (He. DANCE at Tenmile Saturday, Aug. 22 Good Music Tichcis 25c Ladies Free MR.-AND MRS. LINDSAY HONORED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY WEDNESDAY MKI.UOSi-:, Aug. 21. A very pleasant r.oeial gathering occurred Wednesday evening when tho Kl garose Comfort club members and husbands and a group of invited guests gathered at the home of Air. and Mru. Carl Lindsay to honor their t:ou and uaughter-ln law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindsay Jr., of Hosehurg with a miscellaneous shower. Mr. and Mr,s. Lindsay ere married at Berkeley, Calif., in June. Mrs. Lindsay Jr., was present ed with a large bouquet of zinnias by Mrs. John Husenbark Jr., which was a cift from Mrs. Kate Reece. The evening was pleasantly spent in visiting and playing cards until ten o'clock when the lovely gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay and the gift packages opened. At eleven o'clock a lovely supper was served by Mrs. Lind say Sr., assisted by several of the ladies. Rather an unusual coincidence of the evening's gathering was thai tour brides were present. Those enjoying tho evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindsay Jr., and Mr. and .Mrs. Curl Lindsay Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Reece and son, Teddie, of Dixonville, Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels of Garden valley. Ronnie Daniels of CoquiUe, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Horn, Mr. and Mrs. John Husenbark Jr., Mr. and .Mrs. W. O. Sandstrom, Mrs. Hilda Hed berg, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Thorn berg and son, Keith, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wicklund and daughter, Faith. Miss Shirley Tjomsland, Mrs. J. Sjogren and daughters, Klsa and Alma, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Wood ruff and John and Yaelev IJur-: sik. PICNIC AT DODGE INN ! IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR - MYRTLM CltKHK, Aug. 21. ! Another picnic was a family af- I tair at Dotlgo Inn, Sunday, attend ed by relatives and friends of the ( hailes Strong family. Those at-; tending were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strong, Mr. ami Mrs. Geoffrey Strong, of Portland and their chil dren,, Patricia, Robert, Rarbara, Duane and 'Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. George Alter, and Mr. and Mrs. carl Starhuck and children, Carl Jr., Stuart and Audrey. A picnic luncheon was enjoyed and visiting and swimming furnished entertain ment during the afternoon. I. -i News Goes to Eugene Clarence Dun lap. KKXR announcer, flew fo Le gene today to visit friends. Co to Longview Attorney and Mrs. Guy Cord;;ii and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Williams let Wednes day for Ixmitview, Vu. h., to ut tend a convention. Back to Work J. I). Osborn has resumed his work as talearaplier at Die local Southern Pacific de pot, after enjoying a vaeutlon. Buys New Car Roy Hufham, local eIrii painter, has purchased a new Pontiuc car from the Rose burg Motor company. Visiting at Northern Points May, Marie and Coletta Utngen berg are visiting at Long Reach, Portland and Seattle for two weeks. On Trip South Mrs. Charles O'Malley left Roseburg this week to spend two weeks in San Fran cisco, followed by two weeks in Salt Lake City. Returns to Portland Mrs. Cor delia Patterson l;r.3 returned t'J her home in Portland, after spend ing a week visiting her brother, J. 11. Potter; a uiec-o. Mrs. W. G. Coats, and a nephew, Monroe Por ter, all at Ttnmile, uud another niece. Mrs. Lena C. Green, of Roseburg. Previously to coming to Roseburg, Mrs. Patterson visited relatives unU friends in Co(tiille for a week. INJUNCTION HALTS CAFE PICKETING Visiting Here Mrs. John Metz, of Portland, is in Roseburg visit ing at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Strong, on South Main street. Leaves for Missouri A. Salz man, local jeweler, left Wednesday on the Shasta for St. Joseph, -Mo., to fpend a couple of weeks on business. Here From Reedsport Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cockelreas and son, of Reedsport, are in Roseburg, having been called by the death of the former's father, Ed Cockelreas. Undergoes Minor Operation Norma Ann Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Williams, of this city, Bad Irer tonsils removed yesterday by Dr. A. C. Seeiy. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. L. E. MeClintock and daughters, Patri cia, and Nancy, and son, Richard, left yesterday for Neskowin beach to enjoy their 'vacation. Riversdale Grange to Meet Riversdale grange will meet at the hall tonight, August 21, to enter tain Coles valley grange. The la dies of the Riversdale grange have been asked to bring pies. COMMUNITY LADIES TO MEET AT MELROSE GRANGE HALL NEXT WEDNESDAY . All ladies of Melrose, Sylmon valley. West "Melrose, Elgarose and Cleveland have been invited to meet ?U two o'clock next Wed nesday afteni'mn, August 2fi, at the Melrose grange hall, at which ; time Miss Puliniter, new home J demonstrator for this district, will j meet with the ladies to make plans . for the winter months. ;": REBEKAHS TO ENTERTAIN MYRTLE CREEK LODGE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT The Roseburg Rebekah lodge will entertain the Myrtle Creek lodge at a delight) til urogram and social r.iecting tn be held at the I. O. O. F. hall next Tuesday evening, Au gust 25. at eight o'clock. About twenty-five Rebekahs from Myrtle Creek are expected to attend. All members of the Roseburg lodge have been urged to be present. PICNIC IS ENJOYED AT DODGE INN SUNDAY MYRTLIO CRELK, Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs. it. M. Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shirtclirf and children, Ruddy and Mary Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Verrell and daughters, Marian and Jean, spent Sunday picnicking at Dodge Inn. After a basket dinner the friends spent the time swimming and visiting. Leaves for Home Miss Mar jorle Singleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Singleton, of Whittle fulif h-,o f, home, after spending the past two weens in mis city visiting ner tor Singleton, and uncle, Ford singleton. Back From Eugene Miss Gladys Ohman returned to her home in thin city Thursday, nfter spending the past several days in Eugene as the guest of Miss Mary Dziegel. The tatteij formerly re sided in Roseburg and is leaving next-Tuesday for Chicago, toyiialjei tier liome. CITY VISITORS PO RT I. A N D. An?;. 20. ( A I1 ) Picketed pickets and those picket ing then retired today ftom the downtown sidewalks of the Jolly Joan cafe under an injunction is sued by Circuit Jud Hall S. Lurk. Judge Lu:'.'t held that ropvosen lath es of the curiuuy workers unions could not picket The ivsiuu- I'UIll in im in H ell iik them vn en dl.-.puie between employer and employes. Th: restaurant had picketed the union pickets by uniforming its j employs with digits and parading ' Mem iit'sme i ne union nuewaiK pounders. The restaurant charged that the picketing was inspired by a union effort to orguuUe the cafe workers. E. R. Holmes, of Oakland, was a business visitor In this city yes terday. Mrs. R. R. Welts, of Elkton, spent yesterday in town shopping and visiting friends. W. I). Love, of Garden valley, spent a short time in town Thurs day attending to business. Ed Shirley, of Oakland, was in town Thursday attending to busi ness for a few hours. Mr. and Mrs. James Mortensen and daughter, Mrs. Gulo Wlnniford. of Umpqua, were visitors in this city yesterday, W. F. Price, of Glide, spent yos terday in town attending to busi ness. T. E. OlHvnnt, of Lookingglass. was in town attending to business for a short time yesterday. G. A. Taggart, of Myrtle Creek, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. I). O. Rreedlove, of Canyonville, spent a short time here vesterday on business. D. C. Higginholham, of Oakland, spent yesterday in this city attend ing to business. DAMAGES ASKED IN STRIKE FATALITY PO R TL A NT), Aug. 20. ( A P A $10,000 damarre suit was filed here loday as an outgrowth of the P o r t I u n d I!:! i longshoremen's strike. Gerald Knapn, administrator of tho estate of James Conner, brought suit against the waterfront employers of Portland and 2" steamship, shipi-ing, and stevedor ing concerns. STUDEBAKER AUTO SALES CLIMB UP SOUTH nUND. Ilidluna. Auk. 1!). (Special.) SHuli'linliPl' dealers In the United States iiolil 5.818 Das- seiiKer .cars and trucks during July briniihiK the total for the first sev en months to 4;t,.r112. This exceeds each of the three nrevlous full years. Total retail deliveries In the United State3 In l!i:t:j were 3!l.5.ril ; ill 1984, 42,917. uni! in 19:15. 43.135. KING HEADS GLIDE TOWNSEND CLUB Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Compiled by The Associated Press. Auk. 21: 2fl 15 1". t'O Inil'ls UK's Vfi St'ks Today 93.9 1I3.3 102.5 C,9.(i 1'ivv. day .... S9.2 :19.2 52.2 117.4 Month imo .... 90.0 37.7 51. S (17.5 Year aco (15.6 20. 1 37.5 4S.7 1931! hiKh 92.0 41.3 53.4 Ii9.tl 1931'. low 73.4 30.2 13.4 f5.7 1935 hli;h 7H.3 31.2 44,7 5(1.1 193.-, low 49.5 1S.5 21.8 34. hi BONDS 20 10 10 10 Hit's Iml'ls Ufa F"ti. Today Sli.4 37.S 50.9 05.3 I'rev. day .... 91.3 103.5 102.fi (19.(1 Month ao .... 93.5 103.3 10'.(i 09.3 ,Year iiko S2.7 99.1 9K.0 OS. 2 19311 hlah 91.3 104.1 102.9 72.0 1930 Uw Sli.9 101. S 99.3 07.6 1935 hiKh S7.S 102.2 99 S 70.1 1935 low 70.4 92.2 S4.5 05.5 FAVORITE RECIPES (Hroadcfl.-U by thu Woman's Kx rlnuifci' tli'i:LTt litem "f K UN It nn J ,utiU.-ln d in the I 'cm Klu county . uuh lui.k. t'uinplotu O'lUt a of iiijh .-eK tiii'iR muy hi iiit'C'li;i.Sfcl lit Ihu .fvi-iovUvv uificu at ."a ctim .tiifii. i PIE CHERRY JELLY MRS. KOSTKH lU'TNKU Jtosebur-T, Or 3 c cherry Juice; fi4 c augur; 1 botllo Certo or jam Jell. To prepare juice, stem and crush 3 lbs. fruit. Da not pit. Add 'a c water, bring io a boil and simmer 10 mln. Plaoe n jelly bag and strain juieo. .Aleaa irn sugar and juieo into largo tuieeimu and mix. lttlng to a boil over hottest fire and at once add Certo, stirring constantly. Then bring to a full rolling boil and boil iard min. Remove from fire, skim, pour intu Uly into glasses. loar hot paraffin oer jelly. FRENCH DRESSING I). II. SHOOK KoseDitrg. Oie. MRS. II. K. OCDKN, Kugeno, Ore. 1 clove garlic 1 tsp. salt 1 tup. paprika Mix above ingredient!! together. Add cup sugar, 1 cup ."alad oil, I cup vinegar, 1 cup catsup. Mix welL and let stand 21 hours before using. l'lueo in fruit jar and shako well before serving or mix with dover beater. 1 can tomato soup may be i urn used in place of catsup. Rod-Gun Club to Meet The monthly meeting of tho Iloaeburs R d mid Cun club will be held thin evening in Perry Poster's store, it w.ir iinnouneed this morning. Fuller Brush Man Phone 411-Y ATTENTION To Whom It May Concern: Henceforth I will be in my of fice every business day and in the evening by appointment. Dr. H. R. Nerbas Dentist Room 5 Phone 4S8-J Masonic Bldcj. Roseburg SATURDAY ONLY . a wjsftv Ulllllllllll He tames the SAVAGF WEST!! "Silver Spurs-' with R'.'URIEL EVANS Tirwvtr'-'"rV. '" w" ALSO Chapter Five "THE CALL OF THE SAVAGE" 1 'r nnl. hi Li r rn "mill 1 111; III fJ,3U r V Preview After 9 o'ClorL- Skm :f,&M LAST TIMES TODAY ' LOVE BEGINS AT 20" with Warren Hull and Patricia Ellis O. G. King was elected presi dent of the Townsend club at Glide Tuesday according to an announce ment. Other officers chosen were: Vice-president, Myron Harris; sec retary, George Anderson and John Ah-xa n d er. t rea su rer. FREE Film I)ivel ping Any Hize roll developed. S guaranteed prints ...25c Reprints 3c each, minimum 25c PACIFIC PHOTO SERVICE Box 3753-F Portland, Oregon SUNDAY - MONDAY TUESDAY DAZZLING NEW ROMANTIC HIT! Seattle Visitors Here Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Anderson and the former's! brother, Alvin Anderson, of Se- i attle, are spending their vacation here visiting Mrs. Anderson's moth er, Mrs. M. C. Weatherionl, and brother, John Weatherfnrd, sister. Mrs. Clyde Kullertti:i. Anderson vaa formerly Gladys YVcathcrford. Mrs. Mis? Stop Here Short Time Mr. nnd ! Mrs. Charles Jarman, who recent-1 ly returned to the states from the! Philippine islands, stapled here! a short time yesterday en route to I their home in Palo Alto, Calif. Mr. i Jarman was a member of the Sec ond Oregon regiment that left Port land for Manila In 1S!)S. He was at Ihe fjont at the time of Ihe capture of Manila, August 13, 1!18. POET'S CORNER HONESTY j Ily I A' LA Ii. HOSE j There is nothing like honesty i Nothing gives us more relief j Than paying an honest debt. And it saves a lot of grief. ! When you've paid an honest debt You can sleep better at night. For then your conscience tells you rhat what you have done is right. As we travel along life's highway Wo meet both bad and good, Hut most people are honest 11 we only understood. There is nothing like honesty thing gives us more relief Than paying an honest dobt, 1 And it savi'j a lot of griw. Leave for California Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Ilurr and daughter, Wy ona, and son, Karl Jr., left yester day for their home in -Puente, Calif., after spending their two weeks vacation visiting relatives and friend shere. A part of lust week was enjoyed camping on the North L'mpqua with the former's 1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hurr, ' Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Burr and son, Larry Kay. and Mr. nnd Mrs. i Harry Hurr nnd daughter, Patricia, ! and son. Hilly. Karl Hurr is a i brother of T. It. and Harry Hurr. I ( - ifU.: ATTENTION! SCHOOL BUS OPERATORS o- We have on hand a 52-passenger bus, custom built by the California Coach Works. Paint is in very good condition. Tires are 75 including spare. Powered by an International Motor in number one shape. Be sure and see this before you buy. Priced at only $450.00 Si Diilard Motor Co. "The best used cars in town" - j Iq A pecfect new pair of stars I I - j together for the first J ' J I time. I V . ' I . "1 Jtff is FOR SALE Hale and Muir peaches. Order now. I'ltono Z, i to J p. m. Jen nie McKay. Adv. Ice Cream 35c qt. Made 100 from Umpqua Val ley Cream and Eggs. SULLIVAN'S- LUNCH Perkins Bldg. Some fine morning fortune is going to tv -.1 jv- rt I :'.': K smile on you,(whenff i rst you meet a N U, "... a cup of Schilling Coffee. May that fortunate morning cometomorrow. Schilling Coffee One kind for Percolator Another one for Drip SPECIAL USED CA BARGAINS Wayne School Bus Mounted on Model A Ford chassis. F.x- 37E! fllfl ccllent condition. For only 1935 Dodge Sedan Runs nnd looks like new. Priced to ft A sell M fijZS&V Be sure and see this one. 15 Low Priced Cars Just the thins to tn work in. All P in running condition. I'rired from V1" to yivV Very rn,Ry terms. See these earn nt HANSEN'S O. K. Used Car Lot I nTjiilllKfaM1il ROBERT TAYLOR LORETTA YOUNG iMBIff. with PATSY KELLY BASIL RATHBONE MARJORIE GATESON A CAPTIVATING, ENTHRALLING, LOVE STORY HUNT'S AAOST UNIOlUE IN THE WEST! J Today and Saturday 'ROBIN MOOD OF EL DORADO" WARNER BAXTER ANN LORING Plus Bank Night Saturday $15 and Preview After 2tu! Show B Mats ?S.-, Eves cSz, Kilo 10c Shows 1 : 20-7-9 p. m. r 1