ROSEBURG NfiWS-RlVlEW, ROSEfeuRC, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1936.
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MRS. O. R. HESS IS
HOSTESES TO JOLLY DOZEN
CLUB AT CHRISTMAS PARTY
MYRTLE CKKKK, Doc. 23.
Mrs. O. U. Ileus was a most gra
cious lioHtfHs Wednesday ufter
Tioon, when slio eiueruilnpd thP
Jolly I Jo .en club at its annual
Christ man puny. Iovoly 'hrist
m mas decorations were used about
" tho rooms. Glfls were pxcbanped
and the ufternoon was pleasantly
spent In visiting. Mrs. John WIJ
eon wa 'elected president of the
club.
At tho tea hour Mrs. Hess serv
ed lovely re fresh in ents to Mrs.
Ralph Stearns, Mrs. RtUile Irvine,
.Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. G. R.
Rates, Airs. J. V. Muxson, Mrs.
Joe Ijedgerwood, Mrs. A. Verrell,
Mm. Dan Polhi Mis. lalo Dyar,
Mrs. Harry SMrtcllff and Mrs.
John Connelly.
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PUBLIC INVITED TO ANNUAL
FIREMAN'S BENEFIT BALL
ON FRIDAY EVENING .
The annual fireman's benefit
ball to be held at nine o'clock Fri
day enlng, December 25, at the
.armory will be one of the largest
and most delightful social events
of the holiday season. The gen
eral public has been most cordially
invited to enjoy this annual af
fair. , The Rhythm en will furnish the
music for the ball and thsse work
ing on committees include J. S.
McDonald, Harry Burr, J. W,
Smith Jr., Bill Fredrickson and B.
C. Elliott.
HOME ECONOMICS Q
CLUB HAS MEETING
DAYS CREEK, Dee. 23. At
the regular meeting of the South
Umpqua grange Home Economics
club held Wednesday afternoon the
following officers were elected for
the coming year: President, Clor
Inda Rhoads; vice-president, Alice
Hooley; secretary, Mary Fergu
son; Treasurer, Leone Hill.
It was voted that the regular
meeting date otCyie club be chang
ed from the second Wednesday to
the third Wednesday of each
month In order not to conflict with
the P.-T. A. meetings.
A Christmas tree was decorated
and an exchange of gifts enjoyed
among the member
present. Spe -
cial Christmas gift baskets were
given each member by the resi
(Jdent, Mrs. Rhoads.
At the close of the afternoon, a
miscellaneous shower was given In
honor of Miss Carol Clark. De
lieior.sQrefrcsiiments were served
by tho hostessesjv Mrs. Alva Mat
thews and MissClark.
Those present were Mrs. T. L.
Weaver, Mrs. U, S. Hooley, Mrs.
. Kgii Weiseman, Mrs. John Fergu-
ffotCMVs. J. AV 'Rhoads, Mrs. ATVK"
Matthews. Mrs. M. C, Willard,
Miss Margaret Sapiberd, Miss May
Cross, Mis Carol Clark. Hetty
Rhoads, Betty Anne Michaels.
The January meeting will- be
held Wednesday the 20th at the
home of Mrs. Lou Knight.
BIRTHDAYS ARE
CELEBRATED AT DINNER
GLEN DALE, Dec.3 Honoring
the birthdays of Harry 'Cook and
Mrs. Wm. Wunsch, Mr. and Mrs.
AVunsch entfained with a birth
day dinner at their home Satur
day evening. Table decorations
were silver flowers in a silver
bowl and red candles in silver
candlesticks. Dinner was servnd
Wifte
Senorita, Old Franciscan, Sata Lucia, Novitiate of Los
Gatos
Mumm's, Santa Lucia, King Cole, Saint Renny and Paul
Masson Champagne
LARGE BOTTLfiS FROM A j A
93vU AND UP
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10TH 50C
For sale sjlhe following places in Douglas county:
Bell's Basket Grocery, Roseburg
ATs Place, Myrtle Creek
Smoke House, Glendale
Bud Eslow, Tiller
Klondike Club, Sutherlin
SiL, Adams' Oakland
Whitney's, Canyonville
AH kinds of bottled and canned beer and glasswarg
See Our Windows for Practical Christmas Presents. Visitors Welcome
Bell's Basket Grocery
nfng of games and visiting.
Besides Mr. and Mrs. Wunsch
and daughter, Gloria, covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook,
Paul Eldredge, Mrs, Ella Leach,
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Cuibertson, Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Seiner and Rev. and
Mrs, J, K. Howard.
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SIGRID ST. CLAIR AND
VIRGIL BEAUDETTE MARRIED
GLEXDALE, Dee. 23. Sigrid St.
Clair, daughter of Mrs. DM ma
St ratine, and V'cgil Beaudette
were quietly married Friday, De
cember II ut the Josephine coun
ty courthouse In Grants Pass.
J udge Matt lie ws performed I he
ceremony with Mrs. Straune as the
connle's only witness.
Mr, and Mrs. Beaudette will
make their home in Glendale.
DINNER IS ENJOYED
AT OLSON HOME ,
GLENDALE, Doc. 23. An alum
inum demonstration dinner, third
in a series being given in Glendale
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, A. Olson Saturday evening.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mbrev and small daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Umlsey and Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Dyer and
daughter. Dorothy and Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Beaudette.
CHRISTMAS BALL TO
BE CHARMING AFFAIR
ON FRIDAY EVENING
The fifty-sixth anmiat Christmas
hall, to be sponsored by the Fire
men, will ha the largest and most
delightful holiday affair of the
week, when it takes nlaee at nine
o'clock Friday evening, December
2.i. at the armory. The general
public has been most cordially in
vited to attend.
The Rhvthmen will nlav for the
ball. J. S, McDonald. B. C. Elliott,
Bill Fredrickson. J. W. Smith Jr..
and Harrv Burr have charge of
the committees for the ball.
tal A V Trv o rr nnrprixrn
TONIGHT AT M. E. CHURCH G)
SOUTH AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
Snowbound." a one-act nlav.
will bo presented isy the yonnr peo
ple of the M. K.CJhitrch South to
night at eicht o'clock in the
church auditorium. The play nor-
n'fiys me rnristmas spirit in
hrlstians life and is renorted to
be unusnallv beautiful. The gen
eral public has been most cordial
ly invited to attend.
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CHRISTMAS FVE MIDNIGHT
PRVir.F TO BE PRPRFNTED
AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The annual Christmas eve mid-
nieM serviro nf St. 'Oeorse's Fnii
ennal chnfh will be pt a 11:30
o'clock Thursday nlgL Decem
ber 7n the church. The. efnernl
niibHc has been most r-nrillnllv Jn-
viterl to attend and enjov thist
ittial service, which i one of the
most beautiful services held at
the ctuch eyerr yaTbn church
has been dornru'ed for the oea-
on and will be lichied hv candles.
Th comnlotp iiroumi of music
will be nub)ihed in Thursday's is
sue of the News-Rev-.
HUSRAND SUFIS (IN
CLAIM OF CRUELTY
Suit for divorce was filed in the
circuit court here today bv Rav
GeBott acainst Grace L. Ge-
Bott on allocations of crnnltv
Thev were married July 23, 3 921,
nt Yrkn.- Cnlff.
for Christmas
Uur 4,31,10118 Blackberry
and Cherry Fortified Wine
A PRODUCT OF OREGON
Noted Stairs in Yule Show at Indian
Bobby Breen, famous radio adopted son of Eddie Cantor, and May
Robson, stars of "Rainbow on the River, which opens a three-day en
gagement starting Thursday.
EX-SENATOR FESS'
OF OHIO PASSES
(Continued from page 1)
a boy, had to struggle for coun
try schooling.
Untiling against odtis at all
times, he won his way to Ohio
Northern university at Ada, O. He
worked his way there and gradu
ated with honors in ISSJi. The fact
that he was 27 years old before
he finished college testified to the
bitterness of his struggle.
Inured to his lot by this time
and wishing to be a teacher. Fess
continued his studies. In 1SH he
earned a master's degree. Later he
was given LL.B. and LL.D. de
crees. Thus fortified seholasti-
fcally, Fess went to the University
ot Chicago as a student lecturer.
He returned to his alma mater
as vice-president and a few years
lar, in 1907. reached the height
of his educational career by being
elected president of Antioch col
lege at Yellow Springs, O., a school
noted for its system of combining
class room work eltii practical
application of stuares in shops,
mills and stores.
After six years at Antioch. Fess
felt the urge for a public career.
He had taken part in the Ohio con
stitutional convention when. In
1S13, he ran for congress and was
elected his first term in the na
tional house. He continued there
until his election to! the senate in
1322. . i.J H ... - i
He won then by 50.6R1 voles.
His 192S majority was 50S.853.
bought New Deal
Defeat came to Fess, an out
spoken critic of the Roosevelt
newdeal," when he souuht his
third term in 1934. Vic Donabev
coming out of political refirement
after three terms as governor of
Ohio, won n three-comeieQlomo-
to lake Fess chair in the senate.
Fes) blamed his defeat on the
agricultural adjustment admini
stration and the home owners'
loan corporation, sections of the
"new deal." He accused the first
of Influencing the farm it e
through benefit payments, the sec
ond of winning small home own-
era votog through ttc mnrfnii-i nr-
jjjgi
tivltles. He was irarticularli' bU
ter toward the AAA.
"Some of my farmer friends,
he said, "frankly told me they
could not bite the hand that fed
them benefit cheeks. They had
voted for me for years."
The night before the count of
voles showed him defeated, Fess
made a statement which epitomiz
ed his attitude toward political
fortunes. He said:
"Come thunderstorm, war or el
ection, I always go to bed at 9:30
sharp,"
As a public officer Fess was an
anient supporter of national pro
hibition. He also championed wo
men's rights, advocated anti-child
labor legislation and laws for
workmen's compensation, work
men's Insurance, an eight hour
day, a minimum wage and similar
proposals.
hi 18!0 Fess married Eva C,
Thomas of ItushvIIIe, O. Three
sons were born to them. Mrs.
Fess died in December, 3925.
Fess was a member of the Metho
dist Episcopal church and a 33nl
degree Mason,
Class Books Written
During his years as an educa
tor, Fess turned out a number q!
hooks, chieflv for class mam use.
The list included "An OiHftno T
United States History. "Ou'UnfeS
of Physiology," "American Politi
cal Theory" and 'Civics in Ohio,'
He was editor of "World Ev.mti'
from 1903 to 1906,
In the national howse he ary-ed-
for seven years,- as a .-memHCjt
of the committee on insular af.'jlrav
He was named hv President Wil
son on the cnmmiitfto which creat
ed tho federal board for vocation
al education. He was nmhot'' of
Ihfi-t providing vocational i rain
ing tor ex-serviee men. chn:rumn
of Hie .committee which gave itfl
petus to organization of Ihe v
erans bureau and drew up tW
American I-egion bill ,s providing
training for men not disabled. He
also was author of the act for re
habilitation of Industrial crumies.
In the senate Fess attracted na
tional attention as nUhr nf on
amendment lo the federnl reserve
act whoreby the gold sinndard was
preserved.
1SS WOMEN LISTED
AS LEGISLATORS
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WASHINGTON, Bee. 23. (AP)
One hundred thirty-five women
will ser-e in 34 slats legislatures
next year, the National League of
Women Voters announced today.
The total is five more than last
year hut 14 less than In 192!.
New Hampshire loads with 19
women members, followed by Con
necticut, IS, and Vermont 14.
In Japan, it Is said, two years
are necessary sometimes to have
n telephone installed after the or
der (R Kivi'll.
. A Quat&i
connDinn iuhiskeh
Local
News
Sack From Medfsrd Attor-tey
Guy Ot rdon returned hurt Tues
day uftvr spending several days In
Mdord attendlUK to h'gal butd
n; ss.
Sack From Eugene Mm. E. R,
Kemy has returned tr h r work in
(he Iccal telephone office, after
spending a week in Kugno on
basinets.
At M in ton ye Home iliss Huhy
HroUIner arrived In Hoeimrg
Tuew'ay to sie: the holidays
vi.sitiiig her brotbnr-in-laH and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. y M1nton;e, on
Hamilton street.
Returns to California : Mrs.
Ttorothy Kvans Hayno left Tues
day oftoj-noon for her homo In
Sterktmi, Calif., after hilnging the
h dy of her mother, Mrs. S. IK
Kans, to Uoseburg for burial.
Arriving Here Friday Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Olson and son, IMclt,
of Portml, are exiwrted to arrive
In fiosebiUK FHdav to remain over
Sunday to visit Mr?. Olson's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M, C. Itada
baugh.
Her For Holidays Mrs. Orvlllo
McCnlloug;', tie- Gladys Finley,
and son, Donald, of Ryrterwood,
Wash,, are hero for tho holidays
visiting the former's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. G. W. Ftnley, i West
Roseburg.
ArrlvG Here HnWt Clayton,
of San Francisco, formerly Asso
ciated Oil station owner of this
city, srriv.'d hem Monday to s;-end
tho week with relatives and
friends. Mr. Clayton will re mar-
rial during the holidays to Miss
Mildred Patterson of tills city.
Arrive Hre 4s Visit Cddvs Mr.
and Mr.i. H. Tj. Connelly and son,
Brian, cf Portland, arrived hero tr
day to remain a wek as guests of
Mrs. Connelly's parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. B. L. Eddv, on South Main
street. Mrs. Connolly was for
merly Miss Dorothy Eddy of this
elty.
Reutrn From San Francisco
Tr. urn! M.s. D. E. Faxon and son,
Charles, hnvo returned to Rose
burg, after residing In Ban Fran
cisco the past foui months, where
the former tooh n snerial courco of
Insfruet'un. Dr, Fnxon Ifi on the
medical slrff at the veterans ad-
mtntstmtl facility here. ,
Dauphter Is Born According to
nnno neomeuts relvei here hv
trlmuU, an elhi-rwund daughter
-was borr this month to Mr. nnd
M8, Liovd Sntfcr'w nt C:-oscent
Citvt CaMf. Mr. SnUerlee was for
wflrW stationed V. the Standard
OH rompanv In Hosehur?:, htfore
being transferred ij Crescent City,
Visiting at Byrrf Home Mrs, H.
It. l.pvy. ueo Lois Byrd. and daugh
ter, Patty Sue, have arrived here
to spend the holidays with the for
mer's parents, Mr. an." Mrs. ,T. F.
Tlyrd. Mr. Ievr, who Is enmloyeil
hy tho Portland Jonrnnl, will ar
rive hero tomorrow nlhi to snend
Christmas with his fnmCy. Mrs,
Levy and Patty Suo will remain
here until nfter Ihe of the
year, when they will Join Mr. fvy
In Porilmul to mahe their home.
Here For Holidays Mrs. P. W.
ITelMwell, neo !rl KIce, and ron.
Jnnw Hester, of Engcne, have ar
rived hero lo remain over the holi
days with te former's parent.. At
torney and Mrs, Hester Hire on
Smith Kr.ne street. Mr. Helliweli
will join his family here tomor
row evening. Mr, nsJ Mrs. George
Bolter rnd Miss PMIs Ann Boa
ter, of Portland, irtH also nrrlve
here tomorrow night lo remain
over tho h lldnvs ot the Hire home.
Mis Rfiifnr nttA Mk: fifrn
ttal $yiitii l
kuu4 irrf ffilliirHii.
Alwtyi i "iHf Im!" t
4p4kHUf &d ill
rici ii it ttctint h tta
diitMKiift Mf Htrm,
AGED IN WOOD
5 6 MOS.
-1$ woo -
Kelt ftt
3d:.a
Improved Hay 3ames. KwBBe
flew esipioye i& romrteI to he
improved, ul Mer-y hospital, where
he Is receiving mvtiHnsl treatmtnt.
Improving Mark Hnnna, son or
Mr. and Mrt. Fre llanna. Is n
ported to be iinnving at the hos
pital Inllowlug an appendectomy
perform! Sunday.
Home For Holidays Marjtnry
Price nnd Ih)b Kenney, of (Hide.
am homo front Oreuon Stato vol-
lege to spend the Christmas holi
days. At SMde Mr. and Mrs. P. K. He
Shlehls. of Run FrunHsro. are
spending ChiistmaH with relatives
at Olhle. Mrs, IeShlelds wan for
merlv Miss Doris Prie and Is a
dtmghter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Prlre, of Glide,
OAKLAND HONOR
ROLL ANNOUNCED
OAKLAND, TUv, 1 ElBh("B
studoiits in Oiiltlnnd lileli soliool
woif1 placed on the honor roll
for Ihe second lx weeka iwrtal
of tlm Bfhool yonv. Tnny veri
Alice Slav Ailanm Morjorie Tialn
hille, Alni'ijaup novliwlon, Joyce
Brlrtas. Olonn ;Cl5enowth. Jnnet
nvllon, Airred Kwtllnh, liorolbr
Rnsllsli. flvile Jlanniuo-, Onn ilc
Cord, Audrey Miller,' Bob Mlnler,
Doris Moore. Roberta Powell, Hel
en Sewnrrt. I-ilinnne WeRner, Mar
torie Worthen and Ellne Wort hen.
nest records were turned in by
Mffrylane Bovlnion, Alfred En
lluli nnd Dorlx Jloor, who made
ull i'n, and Joyce Brldjrea, wlio,
nltliowh rarrvlnR five reenlar snh
Im, made Ihree I's and two H'a,
nccordlim to n report by Principal j
Hr P. English, I
20-YEAR-OLD BANDIT
DRAWS TEN YEARS
POltTLAm Bee, 21 (AP5 J
Twenty-yoar-old C1iTleB IT. Tsmn
found himself headed for a 10-year 1
penitentiary term today for the
theft ot an antomoWIe, to 'K-hleh ,
ho had pleaded guilty. The term
was iintJosed after Lane admitted 1
the theft of five other automobiles, I
participation In three hold ups, and
a term in Hie Kansas reformatory i
for assault with Intent to kill. 1
EKWALL SERVES ON
BENCH WITHOUT PAY
PORTLANi). Dec, 23. (AP)
William A. EritwaU sncceoded in
congress hy Mrs. Nan Wood
Ifoneyman, will not demand pay
ment tor services as a relief dr-
cnlt Judge in Multnomah county
he said today.
Secretary oC State Karl finell
holds vouchers for nhout $100 for
yiovnlVa servlren at PnrHnad. ITo
TODAY
O "Mr. DeetSwtiWt
"!titW $200
Coming Thursday for 3 Days
OUR VERY SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS TREAT
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will seek an opinion from the at'
lorney general tarftw making pay
meni, ,
l am making no Issue whether
I am entitled to (my," aah the for
mer cotttessiiuui, "J have writ-U-u
Ui ttt wrretary f state to do
nale my Kervhtwi In helping (o
clear up the circuit court trial
dorket, if h shoultl deride ihsi I
should not be all
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