' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1936
If KREB
HARTH'S
The store for quality work
hoe. Bone-Dry high top
shoe 12" and 16", $9.35
and $10.85. Also Buck
Hecht work shoes with arch
support, and made in widths
that make your work shoes
fit like a dress shoe. These
shoes are ideal for the man
who works and walks, $5.00
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY
The Garden Valley Women's
club will meet Thursday afternoon
at the clubhouse with Mrs. Charles
Hughes acting as hostess. The reg
ular business session will be held,
followed by an enjoyable social
hour. Members and their friends
have been most cordially Invited.
MRS. LOLA REESE -AND
JOHN EWELL
MARRY AUGUST 31
Coming as a surprise to their
tnany Roseburg friends is the an
nouncement of the marriage of
Mrs. Lola Reese and John Ewell,
which look place August SI, 1936,
at Stevenson, Wash. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Ewell have many friends in
this city.
.gt. JJ. M.
MOTHERS CLUB TO
SPONSOR RECEPTION AND
TEA THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Mothers club of St. Jo
seph's school will ' sponsor a de
lightful reception and tea for the
Sisters Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock at the school. All ladies of
the parish are most cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Shirey is general chairman
of the affair. Mrs. M. R. Richards,
president, and Mrs. L. Do run, vice
president, will pour.
TRI'SQUARe" CLUB TO
MEET ALL-DAY THURSDAY
The Tri-Square club of the Rap-
tihi cnurcn win iioiii un uu-uny
meeting beginning at 10 o'clock
iiuiiKuay, wcuuer in, ui me nuim;
of Mi-8. C. P. Snoddy at 714 South
Pine street A potluck luncheon
will he enjoyed at noou-
Menibers having articles for the
Bnmlou relief box have been asked
to bring them to this meeting.
D. OF U. V. TO
MEET THURSDAY
Florence Nightingale Tent, No.
15, Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War. 1SG1-1S65, will meet
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock
at the armory. The regular busi
ness session will be held and ini
tiation of new members will take
place. Every member is urged to
be present.
FOREIGN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY TO MEET
The Women's Foreign Mission
ary society of the Methodist Epis
copal church will meet at two
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. C. A. Edwards at 124
South Kane street. A very inter
esting program has keen arranged
for the meeting and members and
friends are most cordially Invited.
V. F. W. AUXILIARY TO
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary will meet at eight o'clock
Thursday evening at the Maccabee
hall. An important business ses
sion will be held and all members
are urged to be present.
FAVORITE RECIPES
(Proadf'aBt by tli. Women', Ex
ehantpi department of KRNB and
published In the Douglas county
cook book. Complete copies of this
cook book may be purchased at the
News-Review office at 60 cents
each.)
MEAT DUMPLING 80UP
(German Style)
MRS. A. A. MAINE, Roseburg.
1 medium soup bone
1 cup celery
1 cup carrots .
Vi cup parsley
H teaspoon salt
A cup onion
1 tomato
1 tableapoon barley
Clean and slice vegetables, a'ld
with other Ingredients, to 4 quarts
MINCEMEAT (2 Pies) '
MRS. W. H. CORDON
Roseburg, Ore.
Mix 1 chopped apple; H c ral
sins; H c currants; c butter; 1
T molasses; 1 T boiled cider; 1 c
sugar; 1 t cinnamon; H t cloves;
Vi grated nutmeg; H t mace and 1
t salt Add enough stock In which
meat was boiled to moisten. Heat
gradually to boiling point and then
simmer 1 nr. Add 1 c chopped meat
and 3 T barbefry Jelly.
Variation: Omit eggs. Add 1 c
chopped apples; H t salt; only "4
t cinnamon. Mix all together and
bake with 2 crusts. Place In rather
hot oven, reduce heat. Bake 1 hr.
Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Roseburg.
SOCIETY and CLUBS
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
INITIATION AND
30CIAL IS HELD
DAYS CREEK, Oct. 13. IIlRll
hilarity reigned In the high school
midttorium Friday night when the
freshman claps recelvedlts Initia
tion. Many of the tlmo honored
pranks were used in addition to
several original ones. Those re
ceiving the 'degrees' were Irene
Rachor, Wiletha Hutchinson. Susie
Crispen, Mabel Moore, Flizabeth
Hayes, Mary Cook, May Relle Rain
vllle, Walter Trwill, Lester Jack
son, Wilbur White and I.yle Sport.
Other members of the high school
student body were Juanita Lisea.
Nettle Moore, Mildred Mather.
Hlldreth Montgomery. Florence
Moore, Florence Vlam, FJslo Davis,
Mertlce Rachor, Grace Booth, Betty
Rhoads, Melba Chaney. Elmer Sut
ton. Ira Sutton. Donald Bratton.
Don Wrlpht, John Denn. George
Higgins, Peter Ulam, Calvin Ulnin.
Roy Jackson, Victor Dowltt. Har
old Mav, Claronce Stone. Ronald
Boyd, Nicholas Rachor. Others at
tending were C. C. Hill, Dave Ad
amson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rhoads,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray White. Mrs. Pete
riam. Mrs. Raymond Spore, Miss
Connor, Irone Bertram!, Gene
Rhoads, Winnie Ralnvllle. Fred
Cook, Earl Cook and' Oakland
Womelsdorf.
The initiation was followed by
games, singing and refreshments
served by the Junior class.
Mr
SHOWER PARTY CIVEN
AT ULAM HOME FRIDAY
DAYS CREEK, Oct. 13. Mrs.
Pete Ulam graciously entertained
a group of friends at her home Fri
day afternoon with a shower In
honor of Mrs. Harley Gunion. Aft
er tne guest or honor had opened
her gifts, Mrs. Ulam was delight
fully surprised by a shower of
household gifts eiven her by the
ladles present. Those enjoying the
hospitality of the Ulam home were
Mrs. Harley Gunion and baby
daughter, Janet, Mrs. Dan Coin,
.Mrs. Hay Goin, Mrs. J. D. Wright.
Mrs. Ray Wright, Mrs. Fred
Wright, Mrs. Walter Poole,, Mrs.
Ronald Loffer and son,. "Buckie,"
Mrs. Frank Alvord, Airs. Alva Mat
thews, Mrs. Archie Ferguson, Mrs.
R. A. Moore and son, Jimmle, Mrs.
Claude Baird and daughter, Shir
ley, Mrs. Walter Hutchinson, Mrs.
C. C. Hill. Mrs. T. L. Weaver, Mrs.
Perry DeVoe and son, Bobby, Mrs.
Raymond Spore, Mrs. Irwin Math
er and Mrs. J. A. Rhoads.
Delicious refreshments- were
served by the hostess.
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M. E. AID MEETS
AT KIRK HOME
DRAIN, Oct. 13. The Methodist
Ladies Aid met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs, Ralph
Kirk. The members answered to
roll call by reciting a verse of
scripture beginning wilh the let
ters T. Tile lntslneBS session was
presided over" by tho' president.
Mrs. Chas. Delk. An Interesting
missionary program was conduct
ed by the pastor's wife, Mrs. H. V.
Meyers, featuring tho national
preaching mission, planned by the
Federal Council of - Churches of
America to be held in twenty-five
of the larger centers of the Unit
ed States.
Later refreshments were served
to the following members: Mes-
dames Meyers, Wimherly, Ho-
wurtll, Hastings, Austin, Dixon,
Sumner, Light, Lnswell, Trneblooil.
Delk, Morgan, Gorseline, Spaulil
ing. Whipple, Scott, Craig and the
hostess, Mrs. Kirk.
PAST MATRONS AND PATRONS
NIGHT TO BE HELD BY
EASTERN STAR THURSDAY
The annual past matrons and
past patrons affair sponsored by
the Roseburg chapter of Eastern
Star will be a very enjoyable oc
casion Thursday evening at eight
o'clock at the Masonic temple. All
visiting past matrons and patrons
have also been Invited to enjoy
the affair.
Tho refreshment committee in
cludes Mrs. C. W. Owen, chairman,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wells, Mr. and
Mrs. A. N. Orcutt, Mrs. D. B. Bu
bar, Mrs. Roy Catching, Mrs. W.
R. Brown and Mrs. H. U. Cochran.
As this will be one of the largest
and most interesting social affairs
sponsored by the chapter this fall,
a large attendance of members is
urged.
BARN DANCE TO BE
ENJOYED AT COUNTRY CLUB
ON SATURDAY EVENING .
One of the most delightful danc
ing parties arranged for all mem
bers of the Roseburg Country club
and their invited guests has been
announced for Saturday evening,
October 17, nt nine o'clock at the
clubhouse.
The t'.fl'alr will be In the form of
a barn dance nnd those attending
have been asked to wear aprons
and overalls. The Red Peppers or
chestra will furniBh the music for
the affnlr. The committee In
charge of the dance includes Mrs.
Gordon Hibbs, Mrs. E. 0. Kohl-
hagen. Mrs. Frank Coen and Mrs.
M. L. Ganey.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
ENJOYED AT YONCALLA
YONCALLA, Oct. 13. Celebrat
ing the birthdays of Mrs. N. D.
Crowe, Mrs. Wade Crowe and
Keith Crowe, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
Kelso entertained at a dinner at
their home Friday evening. Covers
wore laid for the following: Mr.
and Mrs. N. I). Crowe. Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Crowe and family.
Clyde Kelso, Mr. Shav.', Mrs. Sarah
Kelso and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kelso.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO
HAVE DANCE FRIDAY .
All Job's liauhters members
and their invited guests b.tve been
asked to enjoy tho open-house
dancing party to lo held at s:3u
o'clock Frlda evening, October
16. at the Roseburg Music and Art
studio.
ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
SECOND FALL MEETING TO
BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
The second fall meeting of the
Roseburg Woman's club promises
to be a very interesting uftair of
next Tuesday, October 20, ut a
1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon at
the clubhouse with Mrs. 11. Zueh
arlsen, Mrs. 0. N. Riddle, .Mrs. C.
E. Marks and Mrs. E. 1.. Knapp act
ing as hostesses. Mrs. W. M.
Campbell, president, will conduct
the meeting.
The 'program, in charge of Mrs.
Walter Fisher as cbairmun. will be
on ballot measures with Attorney
PhuI Geddes as the speaker. Roll
cull five-minute talks will be pre
sented by Mrs. C. E. Roberts, in
ternational relations; Mrs. G. V.
Wimberly, public health; Mrs. E.
G. Young, book re'views; Mrs. E.
F. Tandy, hostess Ideas; Mrs. Paul
Warren, vocabulary, and Mrs. 1).
VV. Radubaugh, new pictures.
The state regent of the D. A. R.
will be a guest at the dessert
luncheon and ilrogrum and all
members and their -Invited guests
have been most cordially invited.
Tile November 3 meeting, which
was previously announced as the
endowment fund festlvul, has been
changed to a regular meeting
with Miss Bertha Noe, librarian at
the veterans' administration facil
ity, as guest speaker. The endow
ment festival will be held ut the
November 17 meeting.
PRESBYTERIAN AID TO
MEET ON THURSDAY
The Presbyterian ladies aid will
hold its October meeting at a one
thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon in
tile church parlors Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Fred Hamilton,
Miss Frances Howell, Mrs. W. M.
Chalmers, Madame M. J. Shoe
maker and Mrs. Watson E. Boise
acting as hostesses.
A short program will be given
during the luncheon hour. The
regular business session will open
at two o'clock with Mrs. E. S. Hall,
president, in charge. Mrs. W. C.
Faucctte will have charge of tho
devotions.
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OCTOBER MEETING OF '
GLIDE P.-T. A. TO BE
HELD THURSDAY NIGHT
The October meeting of the
Glide P.-T. A. will be held in the
school auditorium Thursday eve
ning, October 15, nt eight o'clock
with Mrs. Vern Shrum, president,
in charge of the regular business
session.
A very interesting program has
been prepared and will be present
ed by the high school. All parents,
members and patrons have been
most cordially invited to this meet
ing. SI. J. .jfc
V. F. W. AUXILIARY
PUBLIC CARD PARTY TO
BE AT K. P. HALL TONIGHT
The general public has been
most cordially invited by the V.
P. W. auxiliary to enjoy a delight
ful benefit curd parly tonight at
the K. of I, bull at eight o'clock,
instead of at the Maccabee hall as
previously announced.
Prizes will be awarded for high
scores in bridge, five hundred and
pinochle and refreshments will be
served In charge of the chairman,
Mrs. Virgil Hush.
$ s&
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
TO MEET THURSDAY
All ladies of the Country club
are invited to spend Thursday at
the club. If the weather permits,
golfing will be enjoyed in the
morning and prizes will be award
ed. The potluck luncheon at noon
will be followed by a business
meeting in charge of the captain.
Mrs. J. F. Dlllard. Contract bridge
will be tho diversion of the after
noon hours.
SEW AND SO CLUB"
HAS MEETING
DRAIN, Oct. 13. The Sew nnd
So club met at the home of MIhs
Elzie Wlsegarver. The afternoon
was spent in visiting and sewing,
after which light refreshments
were served to the following mem
bers: Mesdames I-ee Barker. W. E.
Coons, A. Ilruton, O. Powell, Geo.
Kesterson and the hostess, Miss
Wlsegarver.
Schilling
Frozen or baked ,
itsjr flavor lasts
Listen!!
Only $9.95 (or 32-piece
set of
Fiesta Pottery
at
Parslow's
Local
News
Vacationina Mih. M. K. James,
of this city, is spending a week va-
ationing and viHiiins at various
points close to Salem.
M. O. A. Club to Meet The M.
0. A. club will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Marks. AU members are wrgpu to
he present.
Laurel Lodae to Meet Laurel
lodge No. 13. A. F. and A. M., will
meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday
night ai the temple and following
tho lodge session work in the E.
A. degree will he done. Kvery
member is being urtjed to he pres
ent.
Her Short Time David Slom.
of San Kraiicisro. was a business
visitor iu this city over the weekend.
Returns to Work I,. J. Craft on
has returned lo his work in Kit
gene, after h pending the week-end
at his home iu this city.
Visiting at Buell Home Mrs. V.
II. Jennings, of Oklahoma, is visit
ins ut tlm home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Unell at I'tUaid.
Go Hunting Charles Kltngler,
of Sutherlin, and Karl Powell, of
this city, have lft for easifm
Oregon on a hunting trip.
Taken to Portland Sam Runt, of
this city, was taken by ambulance
to Portland Sunday, whero he will
receive medical treatment.
Back From Chicago Mrs. L. W.
Metzger and Miss Joy Gawter have
returned to their homes in this
city, after spending the past sev
eriil weeks in Chicago visiting the
former's two daughters. Miss Mar
garet and Miss Frances Meuger.
They made the trip east, and buck
by automobile. , 1 .
Goes to Sutherlin and Oakland
Dr. II. h. Dunn, Mr. Schroedor,
Mr. Fenn and Mr. Harris went to
Sutherlin Sunday morning, where
the former gave the closing ad
dress ut the RaptUt church. The
group then went to Oakland, where
Dr. Dunn gave the morning service
at thfl Christian church and in the
afternoon assisted Rev. Linden
Levitt at the Kincaid funeral. At
the Oaklund Christian church the
annual basket dinner and church
gathering was held at noon, follow
ing the services, and others at
tending from Roseburg included
Mrs. Leona Robertson and daugh
ter. Herd ina, and grandson, Arthur
Robertson, and Fritz Sjogren and
Mrs. Uacklund. of Melrose.
In Portland Couple of Days
Mr. and Mrs. licit Wells, of this
city, are spending a couple of
days in Portland on business.
Still Quite Ml Mlsa Klnor Sherk.
Benson school teacher; Is reported
lo still he quite ill. During her Ill
ness Mrs. Ralph Qui ne is substi
tuting at the Deimuu school.
LOYAL CIRCLE CLASS
TO ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
AT RALLY SOCIAL THURSDAY
The members of the Loyal Cir
cle class of the First Christian
church will entertain their hus
bands nt a delightful rally social
in the church parlors Thursday
evening, ..October 15.
A delightful program will be
presented and refreshments will
be served. All members of the
class and their husbands are most
cordially invited to attend.
Spend Sunday at Sandy River
Miss Lelia Puckett and Attorney J.
V. Long were guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. J. H. Porter, at
Sandy River Sunday.
Vacationina For Week Tom
Wharton, of the Churchill hard
ware store, is spending this week
at his place, Nilta lodge, on the
North Lmpqua enjoyiug a vaca
tion. Visit In Bandon Mr. and Mrs.
II. H. Slater and two sous, Robert
and Dale, of this city, ami W. D.
Duke, of Sutherlin, spent Sunday
in Hundon.
afl Devotions
DR. CHAULK3 A. EDWARDS
The word of tiod tells us that
tho good a mau does to others
la very likely to come hack in
blessing upon" himself, and
while we cunnot alwaya see
that It actually happens, there
is no doubt that we have there a
luw Unit holds good through
out all of lite. It wua some
thing like that that Jesus was
thinking about when He said
that the giving of a 'cup of cold
water," in His name, would not
lose Its rewurd. Kindness has
its own strange way of beget
ting kindness, and the generous
houI ts Just about sure to put
himself in .the way of generos
ity. 11 is not an altogether bad
world when that can be said of
It. Forbid, Dear Father, that
we should shut up our lives to
all that is generous, ami kind to
others. Amen.
Study Club to Meet Tho Intor
Su Study club will meet at a 1:30
o'clock desHertduucheou Wednes
day at the home of Mm. E. S. Hall
on lloj-vard avenue.
Return to Grants Pass Wood
row Humbert, sou of Mr. and Mrs.
J. It. Hughes, and Robert Ityrd,
son of Mr. and Mia. J. F. llyrd,
have returned to their work In
CI runts Pukh, after spending the
woek-end at their homes la thla
city.
Pariah Dinner Tonight Mem-1
hers and friends of St. George's j
Episcopal church havo been invited i
to attend the Blx-thtrty o'clock ,
parish diuner tonight at the parish
hall. Tickets lor the dinner may i
be purchased at the office of Dr.
11, C. Church.
Card Party at K. of P. Hall
The V. F. W. auxiliary public card
party announced for tonight, Oc
tober 13,. will be held at the
Knights of Pythlaa hall instead of
the Maccabee hall. Prizes will be
awarded for high scores in bridge,
five-hundred and pinochle. Re
freshments will be served.
Spend Day at Coast Judge
George K. (juiue. Morris 0. Uow
ker and Dr. J, E. Campbell spent
yesterday at Reedsport, . North
He nd and Marshfield attending to
county business.
Back From Portland Mrs. H. T.
Hansen and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Harold Peterson, have returned tc
their homes in this city after
spending the past several days
visiting in Portland. '
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Raw
ley Trultt, of Portland, spent Sun
day In this city as gueets of Mr.
and Mrs. John Edwards on Cobb
street and are spending this week
in Oakland visiting the former's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Trultt, and family.
Rawley Tniitt Is an announcer for
KKX.
MARKETS
WHEAT
PORTLAND, Oct. 13. (AP)
Portland's wlieut market turned
bearish and lost & for each option
today while tho sample cash mar
ket doubled the loss for a lc
change from the previous session.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 91) Bit 99
Dec 98 98 98 98
Cash wheat: nig Bond bluestom
hw. 12 pc. 1.05ft; dark hard winter
13 pc. 1.181: 12 pc, 1.124; li pc.
1 .061 ; soft white, western white,
971; hard winter 1.101; western
red 98; oats white, 311.00; No. Si
Pttlouse gray, 29.00; barley No. 2
45 lb. b., w., 33.BO.
Corn, No. 2, eastern y ship
49.50; Argentine 35.00; mlllnm,
standurd, 28.00; today's car 're
ceipts: Wheat 41; barley 7, flour 6.
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