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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. JANUARY 23. 1937.
Social Calendar
Monday, January 25
13. I. V. (Hop club to inwl al
buvoii o'clock in evening at Htudio
of director. Mm. C. A. Iiiand,
IlUHintSH mid Professional Worn
tm'g club meeting at eight o'clock
at club rooniB with Varna Carol h
oi'H chairman of the emblem pro
Km in, uKHlBttid by I.ucilo Lenox,
iiillimlon In chain ul' iJohna
(irobe. All new members urged Lo
attend.
', Dr. 11. L. IJiinn'H non-uVnonilna-limml
liible Htudy elaaa will meet
ul 7:4a o'clock in evening at din
ing hull of the Douglas hotel to
begin the study on the Ionic "The
Year ol Jubilee and Its Typical
Significance." Anyone interested
JniH been cordially invited.
! The University club will meet
at 8 at lie h Tavern.
, Cuunc.il meeting or thu Noapbuig
.Junior VVoimuiB' club al 7:3(1
o'clock at Carl's Tavern. Import
ant bushiest). All council members
Urged to bo present.
", Tuesday, January 26
Job's DaughterH members each
urged to bring her mother and at
tend the regular meeting it n no u ne
ed for 7:. Hi o clock m the even
ing at tbo Masonic temple.
t KobekaiiB unnuul Wlhlloy Foun
ders day program at 7M0 in the
evening at J. O. U. r . hall.
Wednesday, January 27
A. F. and A. Al. No. 13 will hold
l'Hflt Maiiters night at 6:30 o'clock
at Manonlc temple. Ma noun degree.
j'rogram.
' Lions club (o entertain Initios at
Hovon o'clock dinner tit Jtlvurauale
minuo ball.
, Inter-He Htudy club 1:30 o'clock
dessert-luncheon meeting at home
:r Mra. It. It, Brand in We-aL Untie
Iburg.
n Delphian Club meeting al 2:15
o'clock In afternoon ut home of
Mra, Itoy Knller in Luurelwood
witli Mra. (J, C. Kin lay in charge
of program on Scotland.
II. IS. (J. club afternoon meet
ing at homo of Airs. Myrtle Nor
Vood on South Stephens street.
! Thursday, January 28'
1 Lady JSlks to meet al S o'clock
lit temple for social evening with
M i s. Cha rh-B Hoyd as host ess.
l-ilzt'H tor contract bridge und
pinochle.
) West Melroso ISmbrohlory club
3:30 o'clock dcsnrt-lunchcon meet
ing at (he home ul' Mrs. II. O.
'i'hoinpHon.
United Spun tali War Vy tennis
, auxiliary- booIiiU and rnfroHhiuwilB
ub 7:30 in evening at armory.
Ladies, of Country club contract
)irldge tournament play ul 10 a.
on., followed by politick luncheon
ut, noon.
W. II. A. Meeting at Mnccubee
11 in evening.
Saturday. January 30
.' Catholic Ladles Sewing society
lias announced a cooked food sale.
Monday, February 1
J Monthly business session of lite
ItoKclurg .hmlor Woman's club ut
7;30 o'clock at club rooms. L'om
inlllees for Vah-nliuo eurd party
on February 5 will make final re
ports. ,
Friday, February 5
Public Valentino eurd puity
sponsored by Junior Woman's club
ut H o'clock at Itoseburg Woman's
clubrooius. k
February 9
Catholic Ladles Sewing .soi'tely
' Second of a series of benelil card
jmrlies at eight o'clock in evening
lit paitsh hall. I'rl.es at' every
'lahle for contract, aucllou hrldue,
.live-hundred and plnorhh'. Itelivsh-
ments. Mrs. FraiiU .Monroe, cluur-
jnaii. Public conlially iuviled.
February 12
; Junior Woman's club bent-ill Vul
leniine curd party at clubhouse for
'both men ami women at .s o'clock
Ju evening. 1-rlzi-a for various card
games. Refreshments.
Annual American Legion auvfl-
lurv benefit library tt-n In atter-
iioiiu. Airs. Ceorge Whnilnn, geu-
imil chairman, unsized by parti
:M-esidents of Itmpi.ua unit as hos-
tettses.
SOUTH END SOCIAL
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
Ml'H. (I. II.' IIuhh of Kn.Mie WHS
Jinsless lo tile Souih l.i'ti Social
lub ami its guests at the home of
Mrs. J. T. Miller, of Itosrliui mi
'.'Wednesday, January 111. The ait
Urnoon was siieut tdeujiiilly in vis
iting and playing games, wlih re
freshments bring served during
the hitler pail, by Mis. MMI
nr and Mrs, Hons. Tin In hies
Mid rooms were very eh.irnilngij
; decorated In yellow ami green.
Those enJityhiK the social ni'-er
lio.m wi'i'e (he club guesis, Mrs,
3een Yeiirwood and Mrs, (i. M.
3 lenidit : members, Mrs. S. K,
yanchrr. Airs, K, It. Wllluniu', Mrs.
Klsle Willlanis, Airs. K. W. Hilda
n and Mrs. A. J. Alt ( it'!om:h.
aMii., Iteiitiui and Ads. 1.11" W il
liams won the game prizes lor the
iilteriioou.
The nel iiii.'eling will be held
3'ehruai-y 3 al the home of Mrs.
, K. Faueher on Cobb street,
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V. F. W. AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY TUESDAY
The auxiliary nf tin Wli-tann of
Foreign Wars will meet Tuesday
iiftcrnnnn ut the velerans facility,
lo spend the uflei noun pluylng
en i ds.
O -I-'
PEBEKAH LODGE "
WILL MEET TUE3DAY fa
The rtebekuh lodi:e tlll hold Its
regular meeting Tuesday evening
tit 7:ilt. The meeting is to be lo!
Jfiwed bv a prouirm euinniemorHt
jntr 'I'ltoituis U IMev, foundei- of
pdd Fellowship,
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MRS. THOMAS STRICKLAND
COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY
SHOWER PARTY MONDAY
.Mis. He! Shunnoii euterluiiiud ut
a charming shower party for her
sUter, Mrs. Thomas Stricklaud, of
Unicode, nee Doris Ilrown, at I lie
Uuleh Mill Monday afternoon.
Delicious refreshments were
served at one large beautifully up
pointed table, where covers were
placed lor Mrs. Thomas Strick
land, guest of honor, Mrs. A. O.
Strickland, Mrs. O, F. Fredrickaon,
Airs. W. A. Hupp and duughter,
Sundra Kay, Airs. Albert Weisa,
Airs. Claude Crocker, Mrs. ICIlu Wil
liams, Mrs. It. D. Wells, AIIsb Hazel
and Miss Velum Strickland, Miss
Pearl Ooetz, AIIbh (Jrace Wplson
and thu hostess, Mrs. Del Shan
non.
Lovely gills wore presented to
Mrs. Strickland, who became th
bride of Thomas Strickland a few
weeks ago. They are mulling their
home In Kugune. Music und visit
ing were enjoyed during the pleas
ant afternoon hours.
LOVELY SHOWER OF
QIFTS GIVEN TO
MRS. LEROY HIATT
On Tuesday evening, Airs. Leroy
1 1 lull was cellghtlully MirpriBed al
her houe on Soutti I'liio sfreel,
when n group of teachers present
ed a lovely shower of gilts lo hor.
The gifts were presented to Mrs.
Hiiitt from Airs. It. It. Draiid, Mrs.
I:. S. Hall, Al.s. Charles Doerner,
Airs. J. I). Cillmoro, ALw. V. Al.
Cuniphell, AIib. l-uul Warren, Mrs.
Leonard Hiley, Airs. Uriico Mollis,
Airs. 11. II. Turner, AIIsb Maud
Crulgmilu'd, Alfss Kate Duchuiian,
Aliss Frances llanly, Miss Alice
Uelund, Aliss Ueth I'artridua, Miss
Caryl llollingsworth, Miss Uuth
Vance, Aliss Amuiuhi An leron,
Aliss Nclmu Suylor, MIhs Irene
Taylor und the liusteooeb, Airs.
Clyde Heard and Mrs. Homer
Crow.
MISS MARGARET HINES
COMPLIMENTED AT
LOVELY SHOWER THURSDAY
Aliss DerncHe Duncan, assisted
by Airs. Kalph Herman, was a
eluiriuliig" hosless at a aurprlBC
shower given for AIIsb Alargarol
I lies., hru e-eleet. Thili'suny even
ing al 7:30. Alononoly was enjoyed
ilurlng the evening, and at a 'hilar
hour the shower giftB were open
ed, followed by lovely refresh
ments. Those present were Miss
Attirgutet Uineu, Mrs. William IT li
cit ill. Airs. Ualph Herman, Miss
Hetty Stark, AHrh Dorothy Her
man, A.IiBs .Alurodlth Jonklus, Mrs.
I'Jdward-tTTines, Mrs. Y.-iL Duncan
and the hostess, Aliss Bernese Dun
can. Airs. Duncan assisted her
(laughter In serving.
MR. AND MRS. JENKINS
ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING
DINNER PARTY SUNQAY
Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Jenkins en-
tnrlniucd at a charming six o'clock
lurKey dinner party al their home
on llhikeley street Sunday evening-
Till) yellow lighted tapers and a
btnvl of daffodils graced lite attrac
tively appointed table, where cov
ers were placed for Dr. and Mrs.
10. It. Stewart, Air. and Airs. Nu
dum Fullcrlun, Air. and Airs. O. Al.
Uerrie and Mr. ae.d Airs, Jenkins.
The hostess was assisted In serv
ing by her daughter, Aliss Meredith
Anne Jenkins.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
pleasant evening hours,
More Wcckling Bells
Another betrothal in the Roose
velt family links Kleanor Rooso
volt, ilaughtcr of the late Henry
Latrobo Itooacvclt, who was a
cousin of the president, with.
Hcverdy Wadsworth, son of Con
grr?man und Mrs. Jpmps w,
Widswwth of New York.
j Kltnor RoosrvplT
MRS, O. R, HESS IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB AT HOTEL ROSE
Mrs. O. H. Hess very graciously
eiilertuiued her bridge club at a
charming oue o'clock luncheon
Monday at the Hotel Hose. A low
bowl of Oregon grape centered tin
table. Covers were arranged for Mrs.
Hoyd Hales, guest, Mrs. Scott Wil
liams, Airs. Frank Coeu, Mrs, Al. K.
Killer, Jr., Mis. A. D. Parr, Mra.
Cordon Hibbs, Mrs. Frederick J.
Porter and Uih hostess, Mrs. Hess.
C'o'uitaci bridge was enjoyed in
one of the upurinients ut the hotel
during the pleusunt uflernoon
hours with Mm. Scott Williuiiui
winning the prize for high score.
BRIDGE CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE POTLUCK
DINNER SUNDAY
The Tuesduy evening bridge club
enjoyed a very delightful politick
dinner Sunday evening ut thu home
of Air. and Airs. C. Wesley Wil
Mains. , Covers were arranged for
Mr. and Mr. C. Wesley Williams.
Air. and Mrs. P. M. Lee, Mr. and
Airs. L'rnie Patterson und Mr. und
Airs. O. M. lies.
Airs. Williams won the high
score prize for ihe ladies und Mr.
Lee won the men's high score
prize. The consolation prize wan
presented to Mr. and Mra. Patter
son. BAPTIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY HAS MEETING
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Ituptist Mlaaijuary society
met Thu,rsuuy attornomi iu iuo
oiHirch purlers vllu Airs. C. It,
vViekhum. vice-president, in cnurge
of thu business session and Airs. J.
ii. TurnouU In charge ot the duvo
tiouuls, Mrs. L. Al. Pentney, progium
leader, presented u program on
"Alllcstoues Alnii the King't; High
way." SUe was ussihttid by Airs.
August Heck, Air. Minor McKean,
Airs. J. 11. Wolfon and Airs. C. 1
Snoddy.
A social hour followed and Airs.
J. H. Turubull und Mrs. Knigge,
hohUibses, served rofreshmeiits.
i? &
FRIENDLY GARDEN
CLUB MEETS AT
HERCHER HOME
The Friendly Harden club mot
wlin Mrs. Chester Hercher on
luesday tor a de.licious oue-lhiriy
o'clock uesserl-iuiicheon. T h e
luncneon wus -served at prettily
upiiolnled tables centered wilii
U'esn roses troiu Calilorula. '
' Visiting and sewing were enjoy
ed during the afternoon by Ajrs.
J. I'. Williams, Airs. Waller Her-!
cher, Airs. H. A. Camulay, Airs. I
Alilier, rtira. U. M. ilopplv, Airs.
Davidson, Airs. Hoyd uales, Mrs. I
Kvans, .drs. C. Wesley Williams 1
ami tue hosiess, Airs. Chester iler
cuer. D. A. R. HAS VERY
ENJOYABLE MEETING
AT CHURCHILL HOME
Airs. F. H. Churchill. Airs. U. K.
Heuuigh, Airs. C. D. Cauiion and
Airs, oeorgu Churchill wore hos
tesses io Hie d. a. It. ivlouuay
evening at the lormer's home on
'.ust Cass street.
Airs, llovd Hales had charge of
the very interewting program on
iiow Oregon Lilies Got Their
Names." uss Adeline Stewart.
regent, presided, ami miss llelene
Holmison played piano nuinners.
twentj-qne were present lor the
meeting. Later the hostesses serv
ed luveiy refreshments.
TUESDAY BmIDOE
CLUU ATTENDS
PUULIC CAKU PARTY
Thu Tuesday bridge cluj mem
burs Ir.cluiliug Airs, liny .1. l-reo-mail,
Airs. 0. l), HicUli, ,lrs, ii.
Wimberiy, Airs. K. J. .Shoemaker,
Airs, ti. C. . Flulay, Airs.i iiarry
Hlaek, Airs. Fred Hamilton, Airs.
George Wharton. Airs. k. t,. Whl
pie. Airs-., llo,.ier Crow und Aliss
Jane Wharton were giRMls of Airs.
Frederick J. Porter at the Catho
lic public, card party Friday nlgiti.
Ali.4, Fred llamillou won the high
score prize in commit with Alia.
Ceorge Wharton winning the sec
ond prize tor hh;h score.
CATHOLIC CARD PARTY
IS -ARGE AFFAIR
OF THE WEEK
The Calholic Ladies' Sowing
club cud party was a Inr.ie ullali
of hist night w ith tweuty-rour
tables In play ul Si. Joseph's Cath
olic paris h hull. I he ooor prize
was wr.n by Airs. Frederick J. Por
ter, Ihr.h corc prises were jdvon
for every table in play. Contract,
aucllou bridge, five-hundred ami
pinochle were Irr play, followed by
refreshments. Mrs. W. Fc.u acted
as general chairman of the party.
The next public card parly lo be
sponsored by Ihe society will be
held Fib. il. at s o'cloek in the eve
ning at the pnit.sh hall willi Airs.
Frank Aloerne us ceiie;;,! ; -man.
LOYAL ORDER OF '
MOOSE GIVEN
ENJOYABLE DANCE
A hirire number nf members of
tin Loyal Order of Moose and their
giiesM were present at Ihe dancing
parly given by the lodrie Wednes
day tit. it at :he Aloose hall, begin
nlng ul :m. DurU'ln.-: un eiij'iyed
during the eeninK- urel ut a later
himr reti t .shmentfi were yi rved.
LADY ELKS TO MEET
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
Tin- Lady Klks will meet at eight
nYUn k next Thursday night at the
temple Mlh Mis. A. K. Kent, pres
ident, in ebame. and Mrs. Charles
llu d as hiiKt-'ss. Prixes w III be
u aided hUh 8 co rep in eontim'i
hrtdf.e attd pimnhle. All meiiibn
are urged to be present.
ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
HAS EXCELLENT PROGRAM
AND MEETING TUESDAY
The Choral club entertained tbo
RoKebury Woman's club at a
unarming one-Uiirty o'clock dessert
luncheon Tuesday ut tbo clubhouse
wltn Airs. Oram Osooru, us general
chairman, Mm. iu. u. HandoJuh.
Aliss Helen Casey, Mrs. Scott Wil
liams and Mrs. K. C. Kohlbugen,
refreshment committee, und Mra.
hurl Wiley- Uecorations cliair-
niuu.
ihe tables were especially clever
aim unusual with silvered tiees
with music notes on the twigs for
leaves. Hpruys or Ivy und silvered
cones were also used.
Covers were arranged for Mra.
W. M. Campbell. Mra. J. U. Foley,
Airs. L. A. Coo, Miss Heleu Casey,
Airs. Dorothy Lauder, Mrs, George
Jones. Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs.
Furl Wiley. Airs. FoBter Hutner,
AIib. Ora Welker, Mrs. Scott Wil
liams, Airs, E. Q. Kohlhagen. Mrs.
C. G. Ferrler, Mrs. Fred lWorrison,
Mrs. M. L, Knapp, AIib. Will H.
Gorretseu, Airs. L. L. AlcCllntouk,
Airs. It. W. AlaiBters, Mrs. G, W.
Syfan, Mrs. E. A. Post, Mrs. Wil
liam Hell, Mrs Harry C. Tliomp
sou, Airs. Hoy Entler, Airs. L. K.
Goodbourn, Airs. F. A. Hurd, Airs.
G. V. Wimberiy, Mrs. K. D. Lytle,
Mrs. G. A. Summers, Airs. C. K,
Koberts, Airs. L. W. Kuhl, Mrs. H.
tt. Muddox, Mrs. Willis Myers, Mrs.
C. A. Edwards, Mrs. E. J. b'mery
and Mi's. Letta LaPrelle, of Dodge
Center, Minn., Mrs. D. G. Clara,
Airs. C. H. Hailoy, Mrs. A. F.
Alarlotl, Airs, Kenneth Qulne. Mrs.
J. It. Wharton, Airs: E. T. Nelson,
Airs. C. W. Wilson, of Portland,
Airs. Clyde Carstens, Mrs. G. Har
tel, Mrs. F. A. Flelda, Mrs. S. Kay
nor Smith, Mrs. Harrie Hooth, Airs.
hrank Hrown, Mrs. J. F. JJllhtrd,
Airs. Itay S. Petrecatlu, Mrs. Koyce
Allen, Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Airs. Paul
Warren, Airs. Clair K. Allen, Mra.
L. Kohlhugen Sr., Airs. C. D. Can
non, Mrs. Edwin U. Young, Airs. H.
F. English, Airs. T. G. Watson,
Mrs. AL it. Ilichurds, Mrs. Hertba
Parrott, Alia. Walter Fisher, Mrs.
F. A. Hetnis, Mrs. H.'C. Church,
Mrs, Itubert Aleruer, Alia. James
E. Campbell, Airs. Grant Usborn.
Alra. E. G. Randolph, Mra. E. G.
Kohlhagen, Alra. Earl Wiley and
Mra. I'rederlck J. Porter.
Airs. W. AL Campbell, president,
was in churge ami introduced the
five minute roll-call speakers, who
guvo delightful talks on vocabulary
by Airs. Puul Warren; inlernalional
relations by Airs. C. E. Huberts:
health by Alra. G. V. Wimberiy and
book review by Airs. Edwin G.
Young. These semi-monthly five.
iniiiule talks ure special features i
of the Woman's club programs anil :
are ulways very enjoyable. i
The sucreLury's report was given
by Airs. J, II. Foley and the Ireas-"
uror'a report w ua given by Airs, j
Lurl Ullrich. A total of seventy-
five paid up members has been re
ported. '
1 ho. program was presented by
the Choral club with Alra. Al. it
Richards us gcnerul chairman and'
acting aa announcer over station
RCC thu voice of the Itoseburg
Choral club. Tlie progrum was out
,f..;.U-fif lost delightful and cburm-
iiiKntertalnmoiits . to bo enjoyed
by the club this year and Included1
the following:
To a Wild Rose"... AlqDowell
"Hreumin Time," Lily Stricklaud.
- Itoseburg Choxul club
Domestic Science Hints Alra. Paul
Warren.
Sonata m F. Alinor by Pill-Sud-Ski,
Airs. Homer Grow.
Fedmalion Notes Airs. AI.lt. Rich
ards. 1
News Flashes Aliss Helen Casey.
Charlie la Aly Darling," "Coming
Thru the Rye," vocal aoloa, Airs.
ItoberL Mui'cer.
Tne next meeting will be Febru
ary 2, at a 1:30 o'clock dessert-
luucbeou ut the clubhouse with
Alra. Earl C Illicit, chairman, Airs.
. F. Alariott, Airs. L. A. Wells,
Airs. o. 11. Walzig and Airs. J. F.
Hransou. hostesses. The program
will bo patriotic with AUornuy .Ji
l. i-judy giving the Mucoin a day
address. All members aud their in
vited guests are urged to attend
this meeting.
O ft '
MRS. JAMES E. JUDO
GIVES LOVELY 3H0V2R
for miss Mclaughlin
.Mrs. James E. Judd entertained
ut her home on . Fowler street
Tuesday evening, Jan. ID, wiln a
miscellaneous shower for Alias Jill
dred AlcLaui'lillu, popular bride
elect of this cHy.
Games and cards wore enjoyed
during the evening hours with Aliss
Dorothy Hui uiau winning the prize.
Alany lovely gifts wtue presented
to Aliss McLaughlin by Mrs. W. F.
Ciniph);;i:, Airs. J. Al. Juud, Airs.
Nowi Hales. Airs. t'. F. McLaugh
lin, Airs. Frederick Al. Chnpman,
M'T. Jueie E. Judd, Airs, V. A.
llournll, Ali.iH AMIdred Shoudy, Aliss
Dorothy Jackson and Miss Dorothy
Hernial'..
Airs. Judd was r.ssi.-led In nerv
ing tiie refreshments by her moth
er. Airs. W. A. Iloureil.
B. P. W. C. TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
The llusluess aud Professional
Women's club will meet at eight
o'clock next Monday evening In
the UoKchurg Woman's cluhronms
with Aliss Ha Lauhach, president,
In charge of the business session,
and Aliss Vernu Carothers and
Miss Liielle Lenox in charge of
Iho annual emblem program cere
mony. AM new members art? urged to
be present us initiation will he
held with Dolma Crobe acting as
chairman.
W. C. T. U. TO
MEET NEXT WEEK ,
The W. I'. T. V. will meel nl
two o'clock nevt Wednesday after
noon iu the Presbyterian church
tie rims. .Mis. Karl Acee ami Mrs.
V ('. .Murslcr.i will have i-liarec of;
Hie program. All members have t
be;-n asked to bring their last copy
of the While million. O
WEST MELROSE EMBROIDERY ':
CLUU TO MEET NEXT WEEK iLIONS TO ENTERTAIN
I he West Melrose Knihrnlderv I LADIES NEXT WEEK
club will meet ill a 1:J0 o'clock 'I he l.liins club will entertain
dessert-luncheon next Thuisilanlhelr ladies al a seven o'elork din
alieinoon at ihe home of Mrs. 11. net- and social next Wednesday
il. Tbinniison. All members nreloieuliin ut Ihe Uiversdale grange
cordially invited.
Douglas County Representative Weds at Eugene.
lite Ml
KiL 'Mf ft
ifciV v ; , a i 'M 1
PHi i '
, itoiM'esentative and Mrs. Bprntrd
Younp. who wore married at t'dur
o'clock January S, at a beautiful
uotnu wedding al the residence ot
the bride's parents, Dr. und Mrs.
W. B. A. HAS MEETING
Ifp INSTALL OFFICERS '
TMUK5UAY tVfclNINU
' The Woman's Benefit association
installou 'tfiuir' liiaT "officers at' a
meeting at the' iuctabeo hall
Thursday ' evening. Alice Wells,
past president, acted us insuiiliug
officer. -
' The new offkeisr installed in
cluded: President, Helle Stephen
sou; vice-president. Ei'nu Rausch;
past iiresident, Alice Wells; treas
urer, Cora Little; recording secre
tary, Maude Powers; financial sec
retary, Jessie Vinson: lady of cere
monies, Dora Gammon; chaplain,
Jessie Vosburgh; sergeant, l.illie
Uoodmnn; Junior supervisor. Cora
Utile; inner hostess. .Mngglo Put
terscn; outer hostess. Hattle Mc
Afee; inusicluu, Margaret Wells.
' A social hour followed the in
stullullou ceremony. The next reg
ular meeting will be held at the
llncciibee hll Thursday evening,
unuuary 2S.
(DA CHAMBERLIN
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mule Ida Chamberlln celebrated
her sixth blrthduv on Thmsduy.
.lull, si, at thu homo of her par
ents on West Klrst street.
The table was beautifully decor
ated with pink mill white favors,
and -pink tapers also a IniKc birth
day cake with lighted cundles.
Many beautiful gifts' were pre
sented to Miss Idu from Joyce
Hartley, Kthel Wlrz. Ileverly Wlrx,
Holly Mullhews, Shirley Marie
Henry, Krelu Heudrieksnn, (leorgie
Strnder, llmlney Newlautl und
Tommy (irahum.
MR. AND MRS. SJOGREN
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
MIOI.ltOSK, Jan. :.'! .Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Sjogren enlertniued
with a lovely dinner at their home
Sunday. Those invited to enjoy Ihe
day and dinner wllh Mr. aud Mrs.
Sjogren were Mr. and .Airs. Leslie
Johns and two sons and Mr. und
Mrs. Peter Hanson anil duughter
of harden VHlley.
The day wus ciijoynhly wpent
In visiling.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO
BRING MOTHERS TO
MEETING NEXT TUESDAY
jll Ilnsehurg Job's Daughters
members are limed to bring their
mothers lo the meeting In be held
ut 7 ;"0 o'cloek next Tuesduy even
ing ul the .Mufonic temple.
U. S. W. V. AUXILIARY .
TO MEET NEXT WEEK
The I'nited Spanish War Veler-
tins auxiliary will bold a social
meeting and serve refreshments in
3n o'clock next Thursday even
ing -at th. armory. All members
are urgrd lo be present.
hall.
. Mr. and Mra, Bernard Young
W. E. Buchauun, Sr., In Eugene.,
Hev. Charles A .Edwards ot Itose
burg performed the ceremony in
the presence of only relatives of
the collide.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE
HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING
AT JOHNSON HOME TUESDAY
The Young People's League of
St. Paul's Lutheran chtlrch hud an
enjoyable Tuesday evening at tlie
P. Johnson 'home south of town.
A short business meeting was
held after the topic study period.
John !) was discussed during the
topic period. The rest of the even
ing was spent sociuily in playing
various games. Stewart linker and
Jack Whiting served us the lunch
committee. They served delightful
refreshments lo Miss Helen Sun
dial, Miss Berilia Sandtiu, Herinuu
Adliins, Louis Wilson, Robert
Helgeson, Peter Johnson, Morris
Johnson, Mrs. Erikson, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Sylwester, Miss Vera
Goetst, Aliss Vera CJortlty, Jack
Whiting. Stewart Raker und Mrs.
Loruine Darrel.
CANYONVILLE LADIES AID
WILL MEET THURSDAY
GANYONV11.I.J0, Jan. 2X The
I.udles' Aid met at the home of Mrs.
S. Al. Pardee Thursday afternoon,
Jan. '21, The devotionals consist
ed of a scripture reading from the
third chapter of James; a prayer
.by the pastor. Miss Woolley, and
the reading of u chapter In the
book. "The Kingship of Self-Con-trol."
The routine business was
transacted and standing commit
tees uppoiutcd Tor the year.
The next meeting will be held
at Ihe parsonage, l-'eb. -I. Mrs.
Maugli will assist Miss Woolley In
entertaining. Those present were
Mrs. I.etitiu lloslord. Mrs. Ruth
Young. Mrs. Amanda Parker, Mrs.
Kulll HaiPTh, Mrs. Kvclyu Johnson,
Miss Alice May Woolley, Mrs.
Soule, Mrs. Aihlo Schick und Mrs.
Harriet Pardee.
MRS. SUMNER HOSTESS
TO LADIES AID SOCIETY
DIIAIN. Jan. as. Thu M. K.
Unites Aid met Wednesday after
noon ul tlie home of Mrs. J. C.
Sumner. Mrs. Trueblood had
charge of business meeting hiid
games, after which the hostess.
Mrs. Sumner, assisted by Mrs. Ap
plegato, served delirious refresh
ments to the following mcmheis.
?lesiianies Trueblood. LUti. Craig.
I Mlh rs. Morgan. Hller, Mns.m.
Mcyeis. J. llMilrick, It- llcliirk.
Scon : ml Whipple.
A. F. AND A." M." TO
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
The A. t'. ami A. M. will meet
next Wednesday night al 11 six
thirty o'clock supper at Ihe Ma
sonic lemple for Past Masters
night and Ihe Masons degree. A
program will he presented und all
members are urged to be present.
INTERSE STUDY
CLUB TO MEET
NEXT WEDNESDAY
The lltter-Se Study club will
meet lit n :M o'clock dessert
luncheon next Wednesday after
noon lit the home of Mrs. R. Ii.
(rami in West tioseburg. Ail mem
ber' are urged to be present.
Representative and Mrs. I Young
are now in Salem attending the
legislature, after which they will
make their home In Roscburg. 1
Photo courtesy of Register-duard.
D. A. R. GOOD
CITIZENSHIP PILGRIMAGE '
FOR THE ORCGCN GIRL
In a nf.tfonal program for good
citizenship, the .national society of
I lie Daughters of tlio American
Revolution offer an Oregon senior
high school girl luting highest in
good citizenship a -free trip to
Washington, I). C, in April, 1837.
A similar prize Is ottered In each
of the is stales.
Qualifications for the contest
lire: The ahrce girls voted on by
each student body shall be select
ed in the order in which they are
believed to quality as excelling in
the follow-big tiualllles:
1. Dependability, punctuality,
truthfulness, loyalty aud self-control.
' 2. Service, cooperation, courtesy
and respect for proper authority
und rights of others.
a. Leadership, imagination, com
mand of tlie good will and respect
of others and the ability to lend.
4. Patriotism, interest und pride
in family, school, community and
nation, willingness to sacrifice, sell
for them.
(Scholarship It Is understood
that the candidates must make
passing grades in all studies.)
Three Itoseburg seuior high
school girls of the senior class
will participate in this contest.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETING HELD AT DRAIN
DUALS', Jan. 2:1. The christian
Missionary meeting was held Wed
uesday nfternoon at the parson
age. Mrs. Zilphn Palchon was
leade . Mrs. A. K. Uurdener gave
a t-ilk nnd Mrs. Putchen lead li
paper. Mrs. l'lora Hedrlek and
s'.x upper grade school gl.-ls sang
'i'u 80:igs. Mrs. lies-10 l.nkey
.-aig a solo v.-iih little Kmily II, 1
seth in pantomiuc. j..-.jr the pro
grntil the hostesses, Mrs. Ihlseth
,it:d Airs. Burker, serci-l refresh.
:.i 'nis to Mrsdanies CoAau, Cojus,
Hclt.'i.'l, lletilon. U -.;., -Ida
Patch- n, Lakey, Mcifa. innd, Sulll
vim, Zllpuu Putchen .ml Edna Har
lan. it i
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOD OSNE
LAKLY HELD AT DRAIN
DI! UN, Jan. 2:1 A birthday
parly vii;, given Tiiesu-iy evening
by M's. (iei'e Lukey 111 V'lior n:
lu-r ynjhg sen, D-,vid's seventh
birthday. (iuPics were pbiyed and
lovely refreshments served. The
birthday cake, wllh candles, the
most Important Item, to the fol
lowing guests. Kmlly llelseni.
Pally Spencer. Fninces I. avion, Ro
berta end Hubert Sawyer. Hobby
t'ooi. Wayne DeMerlll. U 'y Dlllke.
Jluimie Itnnilall, Slunnn-. I'llsti"-.
Mary l,a tirunder and a-Tl 1 Hoach
0
H. E. 0. CLUB TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
The II. E. O. club will meet next
Wednesday nfternoon at the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Norwood on South
Stephens street. All members are
most cordially luvited to be present.
PRESBYTERIAN LA0I8
AID MEET8 AT DESSERT
LUNCHEON THURSDAY -
The Presbyterian Ladles Aid
held a very deliguttul one-thirty
o'clock dessert luncheon ill tue
church pallors Tuurbduy ufternoon
with the president, Mrs. E. 8. Hail,
in charge. -
Hostesses Included Mra. Bertha
Parrott, chairman, Mra. A. E.
Kent, Mrs. K. R. MeUger, Mrs.
M.j-garet Rodgera, Mrs. George
Kohlhag-.-n and Miss Margaret
Clapp.
The long tables wjre beautifully
appointed with silver trees and
splays of ivy und red paper roses.
Covers -were placed for Mra. E-. ti.
Hall, Mra. Clair K. Allen, Miss Ruth
Hoover, Rev. and Mrs. W. C, Faui
cette, Mra. A. F. Marlott, Mrs. W.'
M. Chalmers, Mrs. Lena Slatlery,
Mrs. Letta Laf relle, Jlra. Wick
leui, Mra. W. L. Scott, Miss L'mnia,
Rristol, Mrs, Charles Healy, Mrs,
George M elite, Mrs. Earl Ullrich,
Mrs. Oeorgo Kohlhugen, Mra. Em-ui-,
Loi'ox, Mrs. D. S. Nichols, Mra;
Hurold Hollows und daughter,
Ponlta. .Mrs. R. H. Grinstead, Mrs,
Dortba Pan-ott, Mrs A. E, Kent,
Mrs. E. R. Monger, Mrgi- Marguret
Rodgora, Miss .Murgurol Clapp uji(
firs. Frederick J. Po'ten. .
MIjs Ruth Hoover, special guest
of tbo day, played two ur b,o'uutl.
ful piuuo selectlcns,. . which ,.v.;ero
greatly ojjoyed nnd appreciated by
the membera and guests,. Miss
Hoover, who Is u EosobuiB pluuo
instructor and also organist foe the
Episcopal church, is a rvery .talent;
ed musician. . , ..- -. !
Mrs. R. H. GiiiiBtond bud churge
of the dev-otior.iila folluwail by the
regular business meeting til charge
of Mrs. Hall, president The secre
tary's and treasurer's reports wore
given.
The next J:30 o'clock. desserU
luncheon meeting v. ill be February
IS in the church parlors. ' ' , ,
THIMBLE CUUQ MEETS '
AT RIDDLE
RIDDLE, Jan. 23. Mrs. P. E.
Cornutt entertuincd the 'fhiinblb
club at her home Thursday after
noon. Mrs. G. L. Grunt. :istiatcd in
serving. Present were Mrs.- J. M.
Cornutt, Mrs. Arthur Pfnff, Mrs. C.
E. Logsdon, Mrs. John Wood, Mrs.
Dudley Triipp. Mrs. Q. V. Logsdon,
Mra, A. P. Johnson,, Mrs. G. L.
Grunt, Mrs. John Uoyer, Mrs.
Ralph Paihlouk, Mrs. -Wliittaker,
Mrs. Ernest Riddle and tho ho
less, Mra. Cornutt. " !i
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SOCIAL SESSION ENJOYED
BY RIDDLE REBEKAHS
RIDDLE, Jan. 23. Relief Re
bekuh lodge. No. 185. held a very
enjoyable session Wednesday eve
ning. After the business session 11
social hour und lunch were enjoy
ed, the occasion honoring the birth
days of Muggie Logsdon und Alta
Aspey. A birthday culce prepared
by Ethel Howard was cut and
served.
FAREWELL PARTY '
TO BE GIVEN
MRS. WAYNE DENNY
The auxiliary of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars is requested to
hieot Tuesday -ovenbik- lot the
Oraiiii hotel at '7;3u ;tov6 to tft'e
uoiiiu 01 mis. imiwu - niiittfl' at
the Veterans Facility. Mrs.' Hlno's
will be hostess to a farewell parly
planned by tbo auxiliary for Mrs.
Wuyne Denny, vice-president.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB ENJOY MEETING
The Garden Valley Womcu's
club met at tho club rooms Thurs
day, January 21, for an ull-day
meeting. A no-nqsless luncheon
was served at noon with tho re
gular business session being held,
at 2. Tlje women spent the day
tacking quills lor the .club. Those
present were Mrs. R. A. Calhoun,
Mrs. Harvey Ewens, Mrs. H. E.
Graham, Mrs. Chas. Hughes, Mrs.
W. D. Ixivo, Mrs. A. Nlduy, Mrs.
Hugh Ritchie Jr.. Mrs. Peter Shi.
clair, Mis. John Slncluiv, Mrs. A.
(Contained on page 3.)
POET'S CORNER
YOUR LIFE ON CANVAS
Uy G. M. Leepcr, Riverside, Cel.
The road to success
Is built on "thought'' . ,
That lends to deeds' '"- ' ' '
Aud actions wrought, .
The deeds of man ':.
Will rise 110 hlgher
Than his earnest thought
Or soul's desire. - . ...
Allhougb lie may labor
Iloth day und night.
If he cannot master thought
He labors In n losing fight,. ,
The thought or man ';
Is a smoldering fire
That enlightens the soul , ...
Or destroys It, beneath
Unchained desire. ' , .
Think as you please
And act as you will,'
Hut thought rules your
action
And is ruling Mill.
ir you would rhnngo those
Actions, Tor bad or gootl,
Thought will sluipo them
As the chisel carves
An linage of wood
Curve, if you will,
An image faithfully wrought
And the world will view
The picture of your own
thought.
Stretch before tlie world
A canvas, and plare vour
Thoughts thereon.
And deep within yourself
Wish pint or Iho painting
gone.
Why dally with thought?
It Is your greatest Irons-
ure to hold.
Only paint thereon what
The eyes of the world
.May behold.
And I would say
At tlie end, ere that beating
Heart haa died.
You yourself would view
' That painted canvas with
Undying pride.