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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT fUKftH
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
AT RH0AD8 HOME
DAYS CREEK. March 23. The
Did Fashioned Flower Garden club
met ut the school Thursday after
noon. Those present weVo. local
leader, Mrs. J. A. KUoads; presi
dent, Uetty Rhouds; vice-president,
Mildred Sporer; secretary, Mil
dred .Mather. Other members pres
ent were Josephine Wright, Maxine
Wright, Gene Rhoads, Henrietta
Ulam and Dolly Widrig.
Tfie roll call was answered by
reports on rose culture. Josephine
Wright, Mildred Spore and Gene
Rhouds were appointed . by the
president us a committee to pre
pare the constitution und by-laws
for the club. It was voted to give
three two-member demonstrations
on planting flower seeds in flats
for the April 1 meeting. The roll
call for that mooting shall be the
exchange of plants. f
' At the close of the business
meeting the following program, ar
ranged by Mildred Spore, Mildred
Muther and Josephine Wright, was
given:
Reading, "A Little Girl's La
ment," Maxine Wright. '
"Oregon State Song," by all
members.
Rending, "The Overworked
Elocutionist," Gone Rhoads. -
4-H club pledge, all members.
MRS, EARL POPE IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
WILBUR, March 23 Mrs. Ed
win Russell and Mrs. Charles Hol
comb were most gracious hostesses
at a lovely shower party given
Wednesday by the Ladies Aid in
honor of Mrs. Earl Pope. Daffodils
and pussywillows were effectively
used as decorations, and many
beautiful presents were received
by the guest of honor. After the
presentation, delicious -refresh
ments were served to the guest
of honor, Mrs. -Earl Pope, Mrs. L.
A. Irving, Mrs. Frank Parker, Mrs.
Tom Gotlley, Mrs. Raymond Ochs,
Mrs. Lee Webber, Mrs. Charles
Sands, Mrs. H. E. Brown, Mrs.
Harry Baird, Mrs. T. E. Grae, Mrs.
A., Hume, Mrs. B. Bridge, Mrs.
Kenneth Thompson, Mrs. George
Short, Mrs. Jesse Humphreys,
Mrs. Vornon La Raut, Mrs. D. P.
McKay. Sirs. Paul Aheel, Mrs. T.
H. Dawson, Miss Mabel Dawson
and the hostpsses, Mrs. Russell
and Mrs. Holcomli.
COMMUNITY CIRCLE
MEETS WEDNESDAY
TEN.MILE, March 23 The Com
munity Circle met at the homo of
Mi'B. AHa Howard Wednosdny. Ten
members and four visitors were
present. Scripture ' verses were
given in response to rol call. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Crowley, witli Mrs. Grace
Barnes, Alta Howard nnd Irene
Homolka ns program committee.
St. Patrick day stunts were en
joyed after the business session,
and a , delicious luncheon Was serv
ed to the following members:
Grace Barnes, Nellie Brown, Mrs.
Crowley, Crete - Carnnl), Rilla
Hahn, Irene Homolka, Jerry How
ard, Lottie Seigle and Martha
Paul; visitors, Mrs. Edna Kuagg,
Mrs. Young,- Mrs. Addle Ollivunt
and Mrs. Harold Brown and son,
Ronald, and the hostess, Alta
Howard.
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
ENJOYED BY GROUP
SDTHERLIN, Mnrch 23. A
group of young people enjoyed a
St. Patrick's day party held nt the
parish rooms of the Methodist
church on Wednesdny evening.
Games were enjoyed until a late
hour and delloious refreshments
were served in the holiday colors
to the following: Dorothy Cham
berlain, Eva Davidson, Anita Da
vidson, Betty Barge, Mary Jane
Austin, Elvlrn Wofford, Martha
Unit, Ruby Bainl, Marlon Cham
berlain, Florence Oswald, Dollie
Cooper, Vida Wolfo, Donald Green,
Ivan Crowley, Delbert spencer,
Leon Weaeman, Joe Chamberlain,
Harland Anderson, Joe Chenoweth,
Everett Owens and the chaperons,
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Woods nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Sterns dishing, Jr.
DEMONSTRATION MEETING
IS HELD AT ULAM HOME
' DAYS CREEK. Mnrch 23 Mrs.
T. Krlcbach . and Mrs. C. Collins
of Tiller demonstrated the making
of wagon wheel rugs at the home
of Mrs. Pete Ulum on Wednesday
aftornoon. Those attending the
demonstration, were Mrs. J.- D.
Wright'. Mrs Fred Wright, Mrs.
Joe Rninvllle, Mrs. Archie Ferguson,-
Mrs. J.' A, llhoads, Mrs. R. A.
Moord. Mrs. H. L. Spore, Mrs. I.
Mathenjr Mrs. P. Ulam, Mrs. Leo
Ulam, Mrs. T. Erlebach, Mrs. C.
Collins, Mildred Mather. Florence
Ulam, Maybelle Ralnvllle, Mina
Lou Jervnis, Betty Rhoads and
Gene Rhoads.
At the ciose of the Instruction
delicious refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses.
L. T. L. TO MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The boys nnd girls of the Loyal
Temperance Legion have been ask
ed to meet immediately following
school Thursday aflernoon at the
parlors of the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Elmer McKean and
.Mrs. Fred L. Southwlck will have
charge of the meeting. '
All boys and girls Interested in
the L. T. L. have been most cor
dially Invited to attend the meet
ing. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
COUNCIL TO MEET
The Junior Woman's club coun
cil will meet n( 7:30 o'clock Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Jack Chapman in the Kohlhagen
apartments. All members of the
council are urged to be present.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG.' OREGON, TUESDAY. MARCH 23, 1937.
YONCALLA'S WOMEN'S
STUDY CLUB MEETS
YONCALLA, March 23. The re
gular meeting of the Yoncalla Wo
men's Study clubvas held In the
Epworth hall of the M. E. church,
Saturday afternoon. Paul Gcddes,
an Attorney from Roseburg, was
present and gave a very Interest
ing talk on "Legal Knowledge."
Following the usual business a silv
er tea was served, the proceeds to
go towards the "student loan
fund." Mrs. Jess Laswell and Mrs.
irvin Rice poured ut a well appoint
ed table, which was covered with
a beautiful lace cloth und a large
bouquet or daffodils for a center
piece. Those present were, Mrs.
Wm. Castor, Mrs. ' Herman Sehos
so. Miss Sue Burt, Mrs. John
Kruse, Mrs. Earl Strong,- Mrs. Ed
gar Richards, Mrs. Irvlu Rice, Mrs.
Hugh Warner, Mrs. Jess I jib well,
Mrs. Wittmeyer, Mrs. Gertrude
Stoute, Mrs. Elmer Daheherty,
Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Dare Klngery,
Mra. Lloyd Wise, Mrs. Netlle Hun
an, Mrs. Sam Waklnshaw, Miss An
drews and Mrs. George Edes and
Terryl Wise.
MRS. JOHN KINGRFORTH
HONORFD AT LOVELY
SHOWER PARTY FRIDAY
Mrs. R. Wr Melssner entertain
ed at a charming shower party Fri
day evening honoring Mrs. John
Kingsforth at the home of the hit
ter's mother, 'Mrs. C. E. Walker,
at 130 North Parrott street.
Daffodils ..and the Easter motif
were attractively used for the oc
casion. Lovely shower gifts were
presented to Mrs. Kingsforth from
Mrs. B. H. Laird, Mrs. Ted Bloom,
Mrs. Harry Howe, Mrs. CharleB
Weir, Mrs. Bud Nelson, Mrs. Wil
liam Morinn, Mrs. Mary Parker,
Mrs. McCullev of Riddle.' Mrs. C.
E. Walker, Miss Mabel Schindler,
Miss Lova Hatch of Cottage Grove,
Miss Maxine Laird and the hos
tess, Mrs. Meissner.
Games were enjoyed and later
Mrs. Melssner served delicious re
freshments. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN '
MRS. RAY PEPIOT
SUTHERLIN. Mnrch' 23. Mrs.
Ray Peplot was 'the guest of honor
nt a shower at the home of Mrs.
F. A. Peplot on Friday afternoon
at which she received many beau
tiful gifts. Delicious refreshments
wore served Into in the nfternoon
to' the following gueBts: ' Mrs. Ru
dolf . Davis, Mrs. , O. Davis, Mrs.
Jack Smith, Mrs. Aft Smith:' Mrs
lioyul A bee :n. Mrs Air.lt- Peplot.
M.n Margaret Moore, -.Mrs. Robert
Hall, Mrs. Pore Luorr?rhan-.I,
Mrs. O'Nell, Mrs. Cousins, Mrs.
Minnie Davidson. Mrs. C: T. Cham
herlaln, Mrs. Ray Peplot, guest of
honor, and the hostess, Mrs. F. A.
Peplot.
MRS. KLETZER IS
NOMINATED FOR OFFICE
PORTLAND, March- 22 Nomi
nation of Mrs. William Kletzer of
Portland, president of the Oregon
Congress of Parents and Tenchers,
for the vice presidency of the
northwest region of the national
congress was announced to the
Oregon membership today with
publication of her name ill a list
of nominees. The election Will Ire
held in May at Richmond, Vu.
Mrs. Kletzer Is well known In
Roseburg, having visited at the
P.-T. A. meetings upon several oc
casions. She has been active in
P.-T. A. work in Oregon for many
years. ; . ,
BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS
The Baptist Missionary society
will meet at two o'clock Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors
with Mrs. George Caskey prosld
ing. Election of officers will he
held and all members have been
asked to come prepared to pay
then- pledges, as this is the lost
meeting of the missionary year.
Mrs. Ira Byrd will be program
leader and Mrs. J. R. Turnbull will
conduct the devotions. Hostesses
include Mrs. E. E. Carrier. Mrs.
L. M. Pentney and Mrs. B. B. Irv
ing.
HELPFUL C00KER8
CLUB MEET8 FRIDAY
Friday afternoon nt 4:30 the
Helpful Cookers 4-H club members
held their weekly meeting at the
home of Maxine Bartley 1n North
Roseburg.
The afternoon hours were spent
In filling in report cards for the
cooking groups and In discussing
plans for this group for an Eustor
party on the week-end.
Members reported many new ad
vancements in their cooking. All
members were present.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIE8
TO MEET THURSDAY
The ladies of the Roseburg
Country club will meet at n 12:30
o'clock potluck luncheon Thursday
at the clubhouse. The weekly con
tract bridge play will begin
promptly nt two o'clock in the
afternoon. All members are urged
to attend.
PATCH AND CHAT
CLUB TO MEET
The Patch and Chat club will
meet Thursday afternoon nt the
home of Mrs. D. W. Smith. All
members are most cordially (In
vited to be present.
NORTH8IDE SUNSHINE
CLUB TO MEET
The Northslde Sunshine club
will meet Thursday at a one o'clock
potluck luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Mabel Harness, All members
are most cordially Invited.
LADY ELKS TO MEET
THURSDAY EVENING,
The retiring officers, Mr. A. E.
Kent, Mrs. Iluiel Dixon and .Mrs.
Chur.es Healy, will he hostesses to
the Lady Elks at a social ut eight
o clock Thursduy evening, at tne
temple. Prizes w 111 he awarded for
high scores in contract briflge anil
pinochle. Everyone attending has
been asked to bring a tea towel,
POET'S CORNER
SOFT WINDS FROM THE' WEST
G. M. LEEPER
My garden
Holds-no flower .
No bud or tender leaf
And across It . v
Wluds ure moulting
As in words of grief.
From eurly eve
Till break of dawn,
They ure niounlng, mnunlng qn,
Across the garden ,
Where the flowera ure gone. ,
My garden
Holds no lovely rose
To winter winds
rhelr hearts must close.
And barren though
rne garden be
Their frngranco still
Remain with nib.
And when I go
in soarcn or bloom
I find them sleeping In their tomb
And their throbbing
Hearts beneath the grass
Scarce break the stillness as 1
pass.
Although I am lonely
In the garden alone
I have only to remember ' .
Where the blossoms have grown,
And feel their presence as I pass
And see their petals on the grass.
And some day soon
The moaning winda
Will change their tune,,,.,.!.
And to hearts -
That love the best
Will come the soft winds from the
, west. ,
FAVORITE RECIPES
(Broadcast bv Uie Women's V)x
chanee tlcDtirimnnt of KRNR ami
published in tbo Doualiis county
cook booK, Complete conies of thin
cook hook may he purchased at the
News-Review office ut CO cents
eacn.).
BRAN MUFFIN8
MRS. HARRY HATFIELD ,'
2 eggs
1 pint sour milk
teaspoon soda
'ls cupb bran ,
1 cups flour
1 tablespoon sugar ,
1 teaspoon salt
, '!2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 tablespoons melted shortening
Beat the eggs, add the sour milk
and soda, and beat. Add the other
Ingredients. Bake In well greased
muffin pans in 1iot oven. , Makes
about eighteen muffins.
: CORN MEAL MUFFINS
MRS. H. T. OGEE, Roseburg.
MRS. MILDRED MELINDA
Roseburg, Ore.
1 cupb sifted flour '
, 4 teaspoons - baking powder .
teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons Bugar
' oup yellow or white cornmoal
1 egg, well beaten . 4
114 cups milk
3 tablespoons melted shortening
Sift and measure the flour. Ro
sin with the baking powder, salt
Beat the egg and milk and short
ening and combine with the flour
mixture. Beat until smooth and
fill muffin tins two thirds full.
Bake at 425 for 25 minutes.
WAFFLES I
MRS. L. M. ROBINSON, Roseburg.
MRS. A. A. DICKENS, Wilbur.
HELEN CASATI, Canyonvllle.
MRS. R. W. MARSTER8. Roseburg.
MRS. EFFA MARSTERS
Roseburg.
MRS. GEO. CASEBEER, Glide.
MRS. L. D. BLOOM, Roseburg.
MRS. ETHEL PALM, Roseburg.
MRS. JACK TYLER, Rosebu.g.
MRS. O. A. OHLSEN, Brockway.
2 cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
3 egg yokes
1 cup sweet milk
4 tablespoons melted shortening
3 egg whites stiffly beaten
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and Bait and sift
again. Combine egg yokes and but
ter. Add to flour, beating until
smooth. Fold in egg whites. Bake
on hot waffle Iron. Serve hot with
maple syrup.
FLUFFY BISCUITS
MRS. ROBERT HIBBS, Dlllard.
DOROTHY HERMAN, Roseburg.
1V4 cups flour
M cup corn starch
2 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons shortening
M cup milk and 1 egg if desired
Mix and sift ingredients and rub
the shortening In well, then add
milk. Turn out on hoard and roll
out about 1 Inch thick. Cut out
with a biscuit cutter and bake In
a hot oven about 429 V. 10 12
minutes. This recipe alao makes
very good shortcakes and cobblers.
If 'A cup of sugar is mixed with
the flour and 1 cup chopped rew
annle and 1 t cinnamon may be
added and baked In muffin tins.
DUTCH CAKE
MARY F. MATTHEWS
Roseburg. Ore.
Dlssolvo one cake of Flelsch
man's yeast In one cup lukewarm
water 6 mln. Add 2 cups of flour
nnd enough lukewarm water to
make a good stiff sponge. Let rise
twice Its height. Then mix with
two quarts sifted flour. Add about
l pint milk, 1 tnblospoon butter, I
teaspoon nutmeg, teaspoon
cloves, grated rind of lemon nnd
orange, 2 cups sugar, 1 tnblespoon
salt, 2 cups raisins and the water
In which they ttnre scaldod. Let
rise dnublo Its site. Put In pans,
let rlso and bake.
Local
News
Go to Euaene Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Story lies of thiH city, and
Mrs. UwtKht Heed cf Urulu, spent
Sunday in Eugene visiting
Stop Here Mrs. Ruy Hoi ton
and daughter, MUs Murguret, ot
Klamath Kails, stopped over in
Koseburg Sunday to visit relatives,
en route to Purtland.'
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
H. U. I'atterHoi., proprietors of the
hotel at Collage Urpve, huve re
turned home after spending a short
time here on business. .
Spend Day In Euaene Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kupn of Grams Pais
and the hitter's sister, Miss Doro
thy Norton, of this city, spsnt Mon
day in Kuyene on business.
20-30 Club to Meet The 20-30
lull will meet at a seven o'clock
dinner tonight at the Grand hotel.
rH past active members have been
especially invited to the meeting.
Improving Harry Siege, re
tired Southern Pacific conductor,
is reported to be improved in
health at his home on Mosher
street, after a spell of Illness.
Return from Portland George
McBee nnd I-.es Kurschner of the
Rose Rarage returned hero last
night after spending three days in
Portland attending to businens.
Aerlll fpAm P.aanrlii fi nnil
rV 1 ' " WH-Mwr
Mb.j Raymond 13ell arrived hero
lasi) nigm iroin uascauiu-, niivuig
bee,n called by the death of the
formers granumotner. aws. Aine
lia liell.
Get Marrlaae License Delwin
A. Stewart, 30, Glide, ' and LouIbg
M. Herrlngton, 18, Dixonville, ob
tained a marriage license nt Van
couver yesterday.
Returns to Portland Mrs. H.
H. Fields, Jr., has left for her home
in Portland, after spending several
days In this city visiting nt the
home of Hr. George E. Houclc on
South Stephens street.
Arrives from San Francisco
Mavnard Bell, of the San Francis-
co News, arrived here Monday,
having1 been called by the death
of liis grandmoLher, Mrs. Amelia
Hell.
Returns to Eugene Jurtgo Carl
R,. Wlmberly, who is homing court
in .Lane county ,ior : several, uuys,
returned to Kucene Sunday eveh-
Inn. after spending- the week-end
nt his home on l-Jast Lane street
Rebekahs to Meet Tonight Tho
Rebekah lodge will meet at 7:30
o'clock tonight nt the I. O. O. F.
hall. A program will be .followed
by a social hour and refreshments.
All members are urged to bo pre
sent. . '
Delphian Club to Meet Del
phlun cluh wilt meet at 2:15 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John 15. Runyan on South
Jackson street, with Airs. W. II.
Hrown In charge of the program
topic on "Spain."
Study Club to Meet Tho Inter
Se Study club will entertafn guests
at' a one-thirty o'clock dessert
luncheon Wednesday at the Paul
Warren home on Mill street. Mrs.
Warren and Mrs. Clyde Beard will
have charge of the program.
1 0,
Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Illalock, formerly of this city, now
residents of Eugene, left Sunday
for San Francisco where the for
mer will receive medical treatment
at the Southern Pacific hospital.
Ho has been seriously 111 for sev
eral weeks.
Laurel Lodge to Meet Laurel
lodge No. 13. A. F. & A. M., will
meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday
night at the Masonic temple, at
which lime lodges from all pnrts
of the county will be present. John
Howard, Glendale, district deputy
grand master, will attend the meet
ing. Leave for Los Angeles Rnlph
L. Russell, News-Review employe,
nnd Attorney H. A. Canadny left
this morning for Los Angeles to
attend the Pacific Woodmen Life
association convention, which con
venes there Friday and Saturday.
They expect to return hero next
Tuesday.
Attends Conference Loren Mil
ler, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. L. I.
Miller of Dlllard, attended the Pa
cific Northwest International Re
unions two-day conference at Vic
toria college, Victoria, IJ. C, this
month. I-oron, who Is a sophomore
at Gonzaga In pre-luw, represented
tho Gonzaga International Rela
tions club ut the conference.
W. C. T. U. to Meet The Rose
hurg W. C. T. II. will meet at two
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the
parlors of the Urst Preabyterlun
church. Mrs. Elmer McKean win
be program rhalrmnn and Mrs. R.
K. Crawford will have charge or
the devottnnals. The regular busi
ness session will be conducted by
the president, Mrs. C. A. Chain
berlln.
Buells Return Here Mr. nnd
Mrs. Dwnyno Muell hnve returned
to their homo In 'his city, nflcr
enjoying Ihe past four weeks va-
cnllonlng nnd visiting relatives ns
fnr east as Kansas City. They
went east nnd returned via the
southern route, stopping over In
1.AB Angeles and Fort worth, Tex.
They report excellent weather uri
til they stnrted their return trip
home, when I hey experienced n
number nf snow ami rain storms.
Mr. Iluell has resumed his work
nt (ho Si Dlllard .Motor company.
Move to Melrost Fred Kroner
has moved from U25 Second avenue
South to Mi'lrose star route.
Move to Rose Streot Mr. and
Mrs. Vtil StroiiK huve moved from
:m East Oak streot to :tU North
itu&e street.
Move to Edenbower - Mr. and
M rs. Gordon Hi hba huve moved
from West Douglas street to Kdon-
bovver to muk" their home.
Moves to Jackson Street H.
Card well has moved from 445
South Pine street to 621 Ninth
Jackson atreet.
Evergreen H. E. Club to Meet
Evergreen grunge Home Keon-
umlett cluh will meet with Mrs.
Henry Lander Thursday. All
grui.30 ladles are invited.
Back from Portland Miss
Ielen Ca3ey and Miss Mary and
Clair Shi rey have returned to Rose
burg after attending the opera in
in t land. They left Roseburg Sat
urday and returned here today.
Distillers' Representative Here
T. S. Ilarnes, representing the
Hood Kivcr; Distillers inc.. was n
visitor in Roseburg last week. The
products of the firm he is with
lake the entire - crop from 10,000
acres of orchard lands in the Hood
River valley, he suited.
a rv visitors
T, V, GurneV. of Glide, -was a
business visitor iu this city ycsler
dny. ,
O. A. Ohlsen, of Olulla, spent sev
eral hours In this city vesterday
on business.
Henry Oelkers," of Rlversdale. at
tended to business iu town for a
short time yesterday.
K. J. Crawford, or Wilbur, snent
a short time in Ihis city yestor
day uttomling to business.
J. F. Stafford, of Oakland, was
in town for a short tlmo yestor
day on business.
O. J. Nolce, of Glide, was hero
attending to busluosb for a few
hourB Monday. -
A. E. Roberts, 'of Brock way, was
a business visitor in this city yos
torday. T. C. Frnser, of Suthorlln, spoilt
yesterdny In town attending to
business.
Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Ilallev, of
South Deer creek, wero buslnoss
visitors in this city Moudayt
V. Rounds, of Ruckles, nttendod
to business here for n few hours
yesterday.
FORAGE CROPS TO
REPLENISH RANGE
GOLD T1RACH, March 22. (AP)
Nearly 5,000 ncros of hind once
vnliiuhle ns native range will bo
cultivated for. forage, crops this
year. , ; 1 .' . :
Wild grnssos and moss will be
replaced by liny either for imrvost
Ing to build up tho soli for graz
lug purposes,
The program Is part of a soil
conservation project to utilizo
floids turned "sour" by the deple
tion of natlvo grnssos.
SUTHERLIN
SUTHEHLIN, March 22 Mrs.
Lewis Allen was cnllod to Cottage
Grove by the dentil of her father,
W. A. Witcher, on March 10 at his
home. Mr. Witcher was 71 years
old. lie lenvos eight children nnd
24. grandchildren, besides his wid
ow, to mourn his passing. Mrs.
Margie llutos of Onkrldge, Krod
Witcher of Cottngo Grove, Mrs.
Alta Stephens of Tillamook, Mrs.
Cora Allen of Sulhorlln, Charles
Witchor or Tillamook, Mrs. Mury
Stanley or Oakland, L'nllfnrnln, nnd
Mrs. Myrtle Sinllh of Shnstn City,
California, arc (he children, and
.Mrs. W. A. Witchor tho widow.
Mrs. Mark N. Ttsdule arrived
Saturday from San Diego whore
she has boen spending the wlnlor
with her son, Mahlon Tlsdnle, and
fnmlly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Morrell Weber nre
the pnrcnts of n ten pound girl
born March 17 nt the home or Mrs.
Weber's mother, Mrs. A. G. Web
ber. Tills Is the third child. Dr. I.
A. Dunlnp was In charge. Doth
mother nnd child nro doing well.
Joe Chamhcrluln, accompanied
by a school friend, llnrlaltd Andnr
ron, nrrived from Corvallls on
Monday to spend the spring vaca
tion with Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Chnniberlnln.
Donald Street of Corvallls arriv
ed on Thursday for u visit with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
A. Hlclinrdson.
Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Hose nnd Mr.
and Mrs. It. N. Hose spent the
week-end at Klamath Kails his:
week.
K. L. Young, M. II. ltethwell,
Mnrtln Lloyd und P. P. Morgan
Trees Shrubs
Roses
Fruit and Nut Trees
Ornamentals
Grape Vines and Bulbs
Largest and moot complete nur
series in 8outhern Oregon.
Home Grown Acclimated Stock.
Sales yard 8 miles soath of
Roseburg on Paclfio Highway
and one-half mile south of Cool
Junction,
C. E. MOYER
Nurseries
Roieburg, Oregon . O
Phono 46F13
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attended the mceting of tiro Town
send club at Oakland "this week. !
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harvey and
son Dale worn Roseburg visitors
several days this week. i
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thornberg
were shoppers in Roneburg Friday.
Hugh Vahl with a crew of about
twelve men lire cutting timber for
piling on the Thornberg place.
Mr. and Mrs. ulenn Abeene, who
are mall carriers on the Oukluml
to Coles Valley and the Oakland
to Klkton routes, are driving a new
Ponttae. They have recently moved
from the Foster place to the Peter
Adams place.
Mr. and Mrs. J:ko Francis and
Mr. und Mrs. Chns. Campbell spent
a duy at Riddle lat week.
Lewis Allen, who was taken to
the hospital In Roseburg on Wed
nesdny suffering from n heart eon
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