' THREE
Society and Clubs
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By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
PRO-AMERICA TO BEGIN
STUDY GROUP MEETINGS
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
All members of Douglas milt ol
Pro-Aiiicrini liavo hevn ipost cor
diuMy invited to wool at tfo home
or unit clmirnmn, .Mrs. II. C. Wud
loll, tit 2u5 South Kane street, at
two-thirty u'cliH-i; FrUlny urternoou,
January 22.
The unit will orgnnizo a study
group, which will meet monthly
lor u vory I nitres tlnjr educational
program. SukkohumI tlmly program
for Pro-Aiiiorlf a groups include
topics on tnioniulional inl'airn; na
tiona! affnii'H; atuto affairs and m
cnl uiatti'iH.
A yeur's program, as outlined
. hy state and nutlonal committeoB
of Pro-America, will he tentatively
followed hy Dou-Ons unit. The unit
plans to hold a mooting once every
month for educational purposes
for the members.
All Pro-America members are
urged to attend the meeting tomor
row and any woman republican in
terested in a study group, has been
most cordiully invited.
WILDLEY PROGRAM
HELD AT GLENDALE
GLENDALK, Jan. 21. Honoring
Thomas Wildley, the founder of
Odd Fellowship, a six o'clock tur
key dinner was eerved to local
Odd Fellows, Hehekahs and their
families in their lodge hnll Friday
evening,' January 15th. About one
Hundred enjoyed the evening Mu
sic was furnished by the Glendale
orchestra. An interesting .sketch
of the life of Wildlov vas read hy
w. n. i.oBh.
Game,-,, dancing and cards were
the evennig's diversions. The en
tertainment , committee consisted
of Affie Dyer, Dovey 01ir.qhou.se
and Ella Richards. The supper com
mittee wa3 Dovey Olinghousc, Stel
la Smith, Rosa Itaess, Alvina Kuf-
er, Pearl Frost mul ICinma Hum
phrey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lund-
quiat, of' Minneapolis, Minn.-, who
are vij3iting Mr. . LUndqulst a 'sister
Mrs. Hilma Slranno, vere present.
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CATHOLIC CARD PARTY-,
TO BE LARGE AFFAIR
OF FRIDAY EVENING
The Catholic Ladies Seeing so
ciety benefit card, party to be held
at eight o clock Friday night, Janu
ary' 22, at the parish hall', promises
t; be a very large ami delightful
social affair of tho month. Several
are reserving groups of tables for
entertaining their friends.
A prize will he given for every
table in phiy. Curd tables of con
tract, auction bridge-five-hundred
and phmcnlo are being arranged
A door prize, will, also be given and
refreshments will bo -served. Mrs.
W. Ifest' is acting ub - general chair
man of this party, which is the
first if a series of delightful bo-
'dial dybhtH io be .sponsored hy-lho
society. -. ; -
,'. The Vgoneral public has been
most cordiully Invited to enjoy the
niiair. ft( ..- ,
'ROSE P.-T. A. TO
SPONSOR AFTERNOON
BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY
. The Rose P.-T. A. husr announced
a most enjoyable nUern6on bridge
pai-ty fiir ttvn o'clock Monday,
Juiiunry 2(i. lo bo held at St,
: George's Kplscopal i al-ish hall on
l!ast Cass street. Three bridge
pi i'es and a door prize will be
awarded and refreshments '"will be
served. Tables ni-o in charge
Mrs. C. 11. Wade ut 1(2, Mrs. Roy
Young at 301-Y and Mrs. L. M
Lilly at lirtti-J.
Tho committee In charge of the
party Includes, Mr. R. J. Shoe
maker, Mrs. Carl Wfaiherly, Mrs,
Fred Hani ii ion and Mrs. Karl
Wiley. The proceeds of the party
will go to purchase needed sun-
plies for the various rooms of
Rose school. The bridge piay will
begin sharply at two o'clock. .
CAMP COOKERY CLUB IS
ORGANIZED AT LOOKINGGLASS
LOOK1NGGLASS, Jan. 21. A
group of seventh and eighth grade
girls of Looklngslass who consisted
tof notty Frittn, Constance -Klliott,
Violet Andrus, Fern Pane, Maxine
Huell, Virginia Dyaert, Iona Hodges
and Luella Crow, met with their
leader, Freda Felt, to organise aud
elect officers for a icamp cookery
club.
Officers elected were as follows:
President, Hotly Fritts; vice-presi
dent, Maxlno Jiuell; secretary,
Luella Crow.
The next meeting Is expected to
be held shortly after material for
camping has been received by the
lender from th,e county clu.i agent
K. A. Britton.
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FAMILY DINNER HELD
AT AKER HOME SUNDAY
MYRTLE CRKEK, Jan. 21. A
ptensaut family dinner party was
held Sunday nt the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Aker, In honor of
Mrs. Aker a mother, Mrs. Charles
Strong, whose birthday occurs this
week. Covers were arranged for
Mr. and Mra. Strong, Mr. an.l Mrs
Remfc Fate, George Aker. Jr and
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mra,
Aker.
COVIN D. HOOTS AND
THELMA JENSEN MARRY ,
GLEXDALE. Jan. 21. Covin D.
Hoots, well known Glcndale rest
dent, and Thelma Fay Jensen, of
Yreka, California, were quietly
. united in marriage by Justice of
the Peace Jean Ii. Shaw in the
county courthouse nt Vancouver,
Washington, Friday morning. Jan
uary 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Hcots will
make their home in Glcndale.
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COTERIE CLUB HAS
MEETING YESTERDAY
GLENDALE, Jnn. 21. The La
dies Coterie club hold their regu
lar January meeting Wednesday nt
the home of Mrs. F. Roy Cunning
ham, with Miss Luella Cunningham
and Mrs. Bessio Selmers as assist
ing hostesses. Roll call was "name
your favorite screen star.'
LIONS CLUB COMMITTEES
APPOINTED AT DINNER
MEETING LAST NIGHT
The Lions club met nt a seven
o'clock dinner at the Grand hotd
last right with pregtdent Phil
Harth, ill charge of the business
session.
Few committees appointed for
the ensuing six moutiiR include:
Membership, J. A. Hart, chair
man, Harold Fickeuscner. (J. J.
Feldkamp. k
Attendance. David Jiosb. chair
man, Phil Harth.
Program, Al Lent, M. TT, Muncy.
Finance and Linn's education.
Willurd Johnson, chairman, David
liess and A. 1). Parr.
Publicity. B. C. Klllott.
Major activities Glenn Owe".
chairman, Robert Franks, II. C. El
liott and H. Xacharisen.
Community welfare aud blind boys
work. Dr. J. K. Campbell, chairman.
Dr. J. II. Foley, Irving Doucette
and C. J. Bradley.
mericanlzation and constitu
tion and by-laws, Dr. L. A. Wells,
chairman. V. J. Micelll.
House B. C. Elliott, chairman,
Wesley Thompson, Dr. J. H. Foley.
Pep, J. P. Motschenbacher,
chairman, Floyd Wilson, Lester
Scott and James Mellenry.
Lion emblems were presented to
the new members. An excellent J
attendance enjoyed the meeting.
miis were mnde ror entertaining
the ladies of Lions next Wednes
day evening at a seven o'clock din
ner at the Riversdale grange hall. '
EASTERN STAR SOCIAL
CLUB HAS MEETING
MYRTLE CREEK, Jan. 21.-1
Only u few. members of the Eastern !
Slur Social club braved the cold
weather Tuesday, and got out for
their semi-monthly meeting which
was held at the home of Mrs. G.
R. ' Bates, with Mrs. Mattie Sellt;
as assistant hostess.
The afternoon was spent In vis
iting. Refreshments were served
to Mrs. H.. A. Adams, Mrs. J. A.
Rice, Mrs. Uieorge Trask. Mrs.
Noah -Sellers, Mrs. J. A. Crawford.
Mrs. J. c. Maxsoii, Mrs. H. O.
Chancy Mrs. W. A. White, Mrs. A.
W. Caswell, Mrs. Guy' Conlev,
Mrs. A. W. Yocom and Mrs. Sollg
and Mrs. Bates. .. -;
BRIDGE-CLUB ENTERTAINED ;
AT PORTER HOME YESTERDAY
Mrs. Frederick J. Porter enter
tained her bridge club at a 1:30
o'clock desscit-luuchoen at lior
home on Reservoir avenue. Mrs. ;P.
M. Lee a: sisted In nerving. Covers
wer.e arranged for Mrs. Scott Wil
liams, a guest,. Mrs. II. II. Turner,
Mrs. P. M. Lee, Mrs. Leroy Hlntt,
Mra. Homer Grow, Mrs. A, J, Elli
son, Mrs. George Singleton, Mrs.
L..M.iUlly, Mrs. . Paul Warren,
'Mrs.. A. U. Tayloiv Airs.- Leonard
Itiley and the IiokIuhh, Mrs. Porter.
Contract bridge was in play dur
Ihjf tho afternobn with Mrs. Turner
winning tho prize for high score.
POETS CORNER
The following poem was publish
ed in 'the December . number of
Cycle, "Homestead, Florida.
SUNDOWN
The sun sinks slowly to his nightly
rest
Like some old 'man, who fears he
' may not see
Another dawn, but In the flaming
west
Will stumble on Into eternity.
He scarcely moves, and his reluct
ant feet
Leave no impression on the yellow
grass. His fingers clutch nt every crag,
but meet
With no resistance as the moments
pass. J
At last he sinks from sight; his
day is done
As surely -as the pulse of life
throbs low.
nut there is comfort for both man
nnd sun
They each may leave a golden aft
erglow. Marjorle Hunt Pettlt.
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled by The Assoclnted Press.
Jan. 21 :
30 15 lu 60
Ind'ls RH's Ut's St'ks
. 9S.7 40.-I fiS.7 72.8
. 9S.5 40.5 53.3 72.6
Today
Prcv. day
Month ago
iH.tr 37.4 51.0 69.3
Year ago 7K.3
33.4 47.1 58.3
i!i;;j-:t7 high .. mm
54.0 72.8
43.4 55.7
liin(i-37 low
1035 high
1935 low ....
73.4 30.2
l!3 31
4-1.7 Bfi.l
19.5 18.5- 21.G 34.S
BONDS.
20 10 10 10
RU'n Ind'ls Ufs Frii.
Todny 9S.7 101.4 102.0 74.0
New high.
Prev. diiy .... 9S.7 104.2 102.7 73.8
Month ago .... 97.3 103.9 102.0 72.1
Year ni?o 91.3 103.5 101.9 71.4
1930-37 high.. 99.0 104.4 103.1 73.9
1936-37 low .. 80.9 101.8 99.3 67.6
1935 high ...... S7.8 102.2 99.8 70.4
1935 lov 76.4 94.2 84.5 65.5
a m
' cake stays
fresh longer, thanks
to the Cream Tartar in
Schilling
Baking Powder
Local
N e w s
III Wednesday Miss Doris Jack
son, saleslady at the Rexall drug
store, was unable to be at work
Wednesday on account of Mines..
Ill Wednesday E. O. Rlckll.
telegrapher for the Southern Pa
rifle company, was unable to be at
work Wednesday on account of ill
ness. Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs. O. R. Hess, wife of Dr. Hess
of Myrtle Creek, underwent an ap
pendectomy at Mercy hospital tills
morning.
Mrs. Flnlay Home Mrs. 0. C.
Fin lay hns returned ; tou her home
in South Main street, after spend
ing the past two weeks with rela
tives in Tacoma and Portland.
Here Wednesday oh Business
C. L. McDonald of tho Foster-
Klelser company, with headquar
ters In Medford, was a business
visitor In Roseburg Wednesday.
Returns From. Portland D. W.
Radabaugh, manager of Hunt's In
dian and Hose theatres, has return
ed from Portland,' where ho spent
several days attending to business.
Improved Mrs. Jerry Milam, of
hugene, who is a patient ut Mercy
hospital, Is reported to be improv
ed this morning. Mrs. Milam is a
sister of Mrs. Chester Morgan, of
Laurel wood.
D. of U. V. t Meet Florence
Nightingale tent. No. 15, Daughters
of Union Veterans, have been. ask-,
ed to meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight
at the armory. Initiation ; vill :l)ej
held. All members are urged to 'at-
temi- . Hr:
Reported Improved tester Rus
sell, who is a patient ut St. Vin
cent's hospital in Portlnnd. Is now
roported to Ijo improved, . lie is a;
son of Air. and Mrs. ualtm Jtussell
oC this city. J i . . ; , .
Leave For-' Portland Mr. aiitl
Mrs. Trumun puhyun,. of Klamath
Falls, who have been here the past
few days vlsltliig'tho, former's par
ents. Mr. und Mrsi John 13. Run-
yan. on South .Inpltscn street, left
wuunuHuuy lor ruruunu on -men
vacation. ( ' 1 - ' ! " M M
Called to Portland D. RS Cart at
this city, has been called Id rffortj
laud hy the death of hlu father
Jefferson . M. Carr, who passed
away at a hospital there tins morn
lng following two woo!; a' illness of
intluenza.
L Social Postponed The members
of the Loyalist Married People's
class of the Ibiptist church vei'e to
be the guests of Pastor and Mrs.
J. H. Turn-hull at the pnrsonagc
Friday evening of this week, but
the function has been postponed in
definitely on account of so many
having influenza.
' Mrs. . Coen Better Mrs. R. D.
Coen Is reported to be improved at
her home on.(ibb street, after be
ing very ill of influenza for the
past week. Her son, Jerry. Is stay
iug with his paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Coen, and ho.
younger son,. Michael, Is vith his
maternal grandparents, Judge and
Mrs, George K, Qulne, during, her
Bridge Club to Meet The llusl
noss and - Professional Women's
bridge club will meet nt the home
of Lucy Pinkerton at 504 South
Stephens streot Saturday evening
Inst end of tomoirow night. The
meeting was postponed one night
on account of the Grantor benefit
dance nnd the Catholic ladies card
party. Miss Margaret Odorkirk will
assist Miss Pinkerton ns hostess.
A seven-thirty o'clock dessert-sup
per will bo served.
Dies at The Dalles According to
word received he:e yesterday,
H. French died suddenly Tuesday
night at his homo at The Dalles.
Mr. French, who was in apparent
good health, died while silling in a
cnalr. He was well known in Rose
burg, having visited a number of
times nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. KohMiugen, Sr., on Military
street. He Is survived by bia wife
and a son, J. Ward French, of San
Jose. Calif., the latter helnw the
husband of the former Vernlta
ohlhngen of this city. J. Ward
French has left for The Dalles to
be with his mother and to attend
thr funernl Friday.
BENEFIT
DANCE
sponsored by
Civic Clubs of Roseburp;
FRIDAY
January 22 9 P. M.
ROSEBURG ARMORY
Music Donated by The Rbythmen
Admission : 50c per Couple
O
Visiting Here-Fred Cockelroas.
of Portland, is spending a fow days
In this city visiting relatives ana
attending to business.
FAVORITE RECIPES
(HrntidcARt hv the Women's Ex
.hanKe d OHrtment at KUNR
'itililiNhrd In tin nnuKln county
rook hook. Complete ronlw of t'ti
cook book nm.v ! iHirrhaMfO m in-
NVwR.itrvittW ornt-e m ou ct-iua
euch.)
SPICE DROP CAKES
MISS n. MEYKH, Roseburg.N
2 6KK8
H ''UP buttermilk
3 tablespoons Mazola
6 T. dark Knro corn syrup
Juice of M lemon
1 cup sugar
114 cups entire wheal flour
Vt teaspoon soda
Pinch salt
A lenRpoon cinnamon
4 teaspoon mitmeft
V, teaspoon a'l spice
Heat liquid InRroilients with cue
healer. Put all dry InKrodients Into
flour sifter. Sift dry Ingredients In
to liquid Ingredients. Hake in mod
nrato ovon. Quicken fire at lu,st.
SPICED TEA CAKES
MRS. II. J. FIIETWEI.L. Roseburg.
(An original recipe)
1 cup raisins
1 teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon cloves
'4 teaspoon allspice
'.4 teaspoon salt
114 cups sugar -
1 cup milk '
2(i cups flour ' . .
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon vanilla .
3 tablespoons cocoa ; .'
H cun shortening
3 eggs
Cream shortening, add sugar,
cocoa and siilces. Mix well. Add
railns. Stir in. Add egg yolks and
milk. Beat well. Add flour and
baking nowder.. Add well beaten
egg whites. Add vanilla. Stir well.
Place in well grossed muffin tin
and bake for 35 mln. in moderate
oven. Mukes 1 dozen large tea
cakes. '
Variation : Cocoa Tea Cakes
Eggs may be beaten ln whole, one
at a time, until the mixture Is
smooth and light. Omit ralflns.
Use i m o milk: 1 a (lour, sifted
wim j a t oamng powder, umit
snices, and salt. Add snuts if do;
sireai-i-Mrs. Russell (rale) i, . ' t .
CHOCOLATE LAYER 'CAKE
MHi MARVIN KNIQ0li!.!no8ebu'rnJ
MRpi J. N. SHAUPR. Myrtle Creek
US i MRS. JOHN HQRMAN
3 fl tonus brown sugar . i i i
fM. leup butter f r M j
j .(!(! i r
j m ;.cud sour milk j " !i 3 ' .
! B leaspnnns soda if .'
i Sicups flour I 5
J J'isauares chocolate ;
' M tup bollinR water' j . .
1 1 teaspoon- vanilla' 4
Vi teasnoon salt' ' 1
' Cfeotril butter and sugar, f Add
eges and beat.rtlll orenmy. tlsBntvo
soda In sour milk-and add. 'iMclt'jl
uiiui:uiu 111 uup uiiti uuu ukiwi.i
...ntnn A.I.I ..llln ' a ..U !'
"Ill, nuttll. illlU YUII1H", Dllll. illlU
flour and bent well. Tills makes a
three-layer cake.- .'
" CUSHION CAKE . . y?
MRS. CIiAfiA STllnTlR. Rpqehurg.
MRS. P. S; RLAKELY, Glide.
Cream 1 cup sugar,' Vt cup bift
ter. add 2 beaten eggf), teaspoon'
soda, dissolved in cun sweet
milk. 1 L erenm of tartar In 2 cuns
sifted flour. Mix well and divide
equally. To of mixture add 1
cup-raisina, 1 t. eaoh of oinnamon,
cloves and nutmeg' mixed, : 2 T.
mousses. Put dark part in loaf pan
nnd bnlte 20 mln.;ln moderate ovon,
Remo'vo and pour light part care
fully oter It nnd j'eturn to oven
and hake until' done. Frost with
any good fi-OBtlng. , .!
MAPLE CREAM CAKE ,
' E.' M. WIIiLIAMS.' Wlblir.1
MRS. NICK ANDRA1KPP
': ' RoseburB.-'
Mi cup butter
l'i cups browp sugar
3 eggs
2V4 cups flour
3 t. baking powder .
cup milk
1 t. maple flavoring
t. salt
lh cup chopped walnuts
FOR SALE
1 cord 4-foot 8LAB WOOD, cut1
in 16-Inch lengths, Ajt ef
delivered........ tO'
Dry 4-ft. 8lb $2.25, $2.50, $3.00
PHONE 262
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO
2nd Ave. and 5th 8L on
Olxonvllls Road
Cream butter. Blend In brown
augur. Mix In 3 egg yolks. Sift dry
ingredients alternately with milk.
Add flavoring and nuts. Rake In 2
layer cuke nana in a moderate
ly hot oyen (375) for 20 mln.
Light Brown Icing
E. M. WILLIAMS, Wilbur.
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup white sugar
cup cream
Roll to a soft ball. Remove from
heat, add lVfe T. buttor and t.
vanilla. Stir and cool.
FEATHER 8PICE CAKE
MRS. T. M. KLLINGKR. Riddle.
MRS. C. T. TIPTON. Roseburg.
FRANCKS SCHIFFLKR, Roseburg.
MRS. MA It IK HIRST. l'mi(Ua.
MRS. FAY RICHARDSON
Northtiehl, Minn.
Vj cup butter
, 1 cup sugar
2 unbeaten eggs
Vi cup light brown mobisaoa
H cup milk
2 cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons baking powder' '
'4 teaspoon ttalt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon nutmeg
H teaspoon cloves
Cream sugar and eggs, pdd un
beaten eggs one at a time. Add mo
lasses. Add alternately milk and
dry Ingredients. Rake In layer tins.
Variation: 1 cup raisins may he
uuucd. io use sour miiK, usq i cup
sour milk and 1 t. aoda.
CHOCOLATE POTATO CAKE
MRS. O. B. HAVERLY
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
cup butter or fat
2 cups BUgar '
4 eggs . r t '.
1 cup hot mashed potatoes
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder '
teaspoon salt . , . ; ,
H cup chocolate or cocoa
cup Bweet milk or coffeo
"1 cup chopped nutB
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Cream butter and sugar. Add
t Today - Friday - Saturday
1 , ! 2 BIG I FEATURES - 2
: A Great Variety Bill Starts
; t ,.,. ' Tomorrow! ;
HE'S A l
WVa Y"'11 howl
7 fV'HMi at the laff I
PLUS ON THE SAME BILL
A Grand All Action Western Comedy I
PETER B. KYNE5
I ' mm
X a CHARLES.
hSsSL' STAR RETT ff. '
MEREDITH f s
V4 WW M,,' 25 Eves. 35c
WI Children 10c
well beaten egg yolks. Add mashed
potatoes with which chocolate 1b
mixed. Sift together three timer
flour, baking powder, salt and
spice, add dry Ingredients alter
nately with milk or coffeo. Add
mils, fold In stiffly beaten egg
whites. Hake In layers 350 30 min.
Cover with marshmallow frosting.
Marthmallow Fudge Frosting
1 cup chocolato
2 cups sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
lb. marshmnllows
1 cup rich milk
2 tablespoons butter
Mix chocolate, sugar and milk.
Stir until sugar la dissolved. Roll
slowly till forma soft ball. Add
butter nnd vanilla and cool 10 mln.
Beat until croamy. Melt marshmal-
lows in double holler and add to
chocolate mixture. If rough icing
is desired, cut marsbmallawa in 14
ln beat into creamy fudge. v& nip
chopped nilts may be added; i
. POTATO SPICE CAKE
MRS; VM. NEIL, Roflobiirg.
MRS. HOY DUNCAN, Hays Creek.
2 cups sugar ' .
1 cup butter
214- cups flour
1 cup mashed potatoes
cup milk
4 eggs, beaten separately ' 1
1 cup walnuts, chopped
1 cup ratstns, choppod
1 teaspoon each cinnamon,
cloves, vanilla
M teaspoon nutmeg
2 teaspoons baking powder :
At last add beaten whites of
oggs. Rake in a loaf or In layers.
Chest Colds
....Best treated
without-"dosing
VISHS
TODAY ONLY
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