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Newspaper Page Text) WD8EBURG NFSra-REVlEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL' 13, 197. Round out your Spring Wardrobe with these new Manhattan Shirts. Chart checks tailored from fine woven madras. And crown stripes of woven broadcloth. $1.95 ' . .Others $1.65 ' JUNE LYSTER HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY , FRIDAY AFTERNOON June. Lystor celebrated hor' tenth birthday anniversary Friduy ul'ter noon ut a party '.at 4:16 o'clock at her home. Lovely gifts were mo Bcnted to Juno from Marllee Yeug or, Jaeqt:elin Lnmorcux, Ilarharu Dell Fream and Florence Denton. Games -were enjoyed and later Mrs. Lyster served dainty refresh ments and the prettily decorated birthday cake, which wns lighted by ten candles, was. cut and serv ed. English wallflowers formed an attractive motif for the party. Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. ( HAVE A SLENDERIZING WASH FROCK READY FOR HOME DUTIES! PATTERN 4022 "You nlways look so neat!" Has your next-door-nelghlwr ever said that to you? W she has. It menus that you're a stickler for house frocks that are well-cut and flatter ing. Anne Adams knows Pattern 4022 will please you, for It lives up to all your requirements nnd is easy-to-make, besides. With the old of tho clear Instructions you'll find this super-simple to cut and si itch, nnd before yon know It a charming new, "at home" frock's all in readiness. A bit over weight? This design's slimming for. look, you can tit the waist to your own measurements by means of neat darts. Smart as can be In sturdy, washable ginghnm, crisp percale, or cotton chnllis. Pattern 4022 ts available In sl7.es IB. IS. 20. 34. 36. 38. 40, 42, 44 nnd , 46. Size 36 takes 3 5-8 yards 36 Inch fabric. Illustrated step-bv-step Bow ing instructions Included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS f IBc) In -coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne -Adams nnllern. Write plainly SIZE, NAME. AD DRESS nnd STYLE NUMBER. A smart wardrobe YOltRS! Order mtr crrent ANNE ADAMS PATTERN BOOK and see how ' ensv it ts to make becoming, ttn-to-mlnutp outfl's oiilrkly and Iner- : pensively at home! Revel In a wide choice of snarkllng all-occasion frocks, suits. Mouses with snerlal, slimming styles for the stonier woman. Practical, raniintirif models for kiddle "id "llh " too' Fabric tin... BOfttf FIFTFFV fFN'TS. TWFNTV-F1VE PPVTS FOR BOTH WHEN ORDERED TOfiFTHEn. Send your order to Newi-Revlew, Pnttern Department, icnaeourg, y m 'cfc I P 4022 Society and Clubs B LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. THOMPSON IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. I. B. Thompson was pleas antly surprised on her birthday anniversary by several of her friendB Sunday at ber home in Coos Junction. Manx lovely gifts 'were presented to Mrs. Thomp son. At 2:00 o'clock' s delicious pot- mck dinner was served -to Mrs. i. B. Thompson, guest of honor, I. B. Thompson am! daughters, MIbb Lillian and Miss Maute ana son trviitg, Mr. and Mrs. i. B. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. i, Harold Nichols and daughter. Miss Beverly and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. f!yrll Nich ols and daughters. Miss 1'ntrlcla and Miss Nancy, Miss Lily Dnniin, Mrs. Panlln, James Danlin, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Agoe and sons, Harold and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Thomp son, Miss Mllly Agee, Mr. and MVs. Frank Johnson, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Burks nnd son. Warren, und Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chambers. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN BETTY MARSTERS A delightful farewell pavty was given Saturday at tho home of Miss !la Wilson on Harrison street to compiimeut Miss Betty Marsters, who is leaving this veek for California, ;: Games wore plnyed nnd prbtos were awarded to Miss Mnrstnrs,. Miss Oernhiine Morgan and Miss Mary Peterson. Later In the nft-entoon- lovely refreshments were Berved by tho bosteBs, Miss Wil son, to Miss Marstera, guest of honor. Miss Cloydene Darby, Miss Ha Mess. Miss (leraldine Morgan, Miss Hildegnrde Roselund, Miss Patricia Glenn nnd Miss Mary Pet erson, A handkerchief shower was presented to Miss Marsters from the guests. SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN : BETTY PHILLIPS GLENDALE, April 13. School mates of Betty Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Phillips, pleasantly surprised hor on her 13tlt birthday Saturday afternoon. The young people journeyed out lo the Cunningham hill for the aft ernoon, enjoying games, picking wild flowers and finished the aft ernoon roasting weiners ana marshmnllows. Invited guests Included Moxfne WInklemnn, Dorothy Olson, Mary Alice Miller. Mildred . Gnrdnor, Jean Hutchins, Sylvia Welderman, Mary Alice Hoots, Junior Thomp son, Millard Tomlln, Charles Tul ley, Alvin Howard, Charles Leyen, Paul Archumbeau, v , GARDEN VALLEY CLUB TO MEET ON THURSDAY , ': The Garden Valley Women's club will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon In the club house with Mrs. It.. A. Calhoun as hobteas. Every memlier of . the club fs urged to be present. D. OF U. V. TO MEET THURSDAY . Florence Nightingale tent, No. 16, Daughters of Union Veterans of tho Civil War, 1SB1-1865, will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening at the armory. All mem bers are urged to be present. POETS CORNER JUST AN ECHO G. M. Leeper I heard a note as If A band had lightly played Over ivory keys, But no hand rested there, And no ono answered mo Save an echo on the breeze. i heard a voice With gentle words. So tender, soft and low, And listened long For It ar,aln, hut only Heard tho echoes 'go. I Celt tho nrosence of Someone walking by my side To where my footsteps led, But when I turned with Gentio greetings,' through ' Tne distance -echoes lied. ; I heard a door softly Open, and someone came And knelt beside my chair. Hut when I turned and Gently spoke, no ono Was kneeling there. I Telt the dull thud Of raving hoofs and The swing sad jingle Of stirrups and spurs. But all that remained Of the mountain trail Was just an echo Among the firs. I heard the murmur Of flowing waters Just around the . river's bond. Rut no canoe was drifting Where the light and shadows blend. Out across the distant Waves, 1 seem to ye s.iH.rle nnd fall. But when the sun had ' Vanished I only hettn! , An echo whore the . , Hounding breakers call. At ike first SNIFFLE.. Quick! the unique id for preventing coldi, Eipecitlly de tipied tor noie tnd upper throit, where matt eoldi ittrt. VicksVatromol J0 iirty iOi MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED AT FREDERICK PORTER HOME Mrs. Frederick J, Porter enter tained the Monday-bridge club yes terday at a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon ut her home on Reservoir avenue. Japanese quince and for aythta bouquets were used about the rooms. . - Covers were placed for Miss Hel en Casey, Mrs. C M. O'Malley, Mrs. Irfonord Riley and Mrs. V. M. Lee, guests, and .Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. M. E. Rttter Jr., Mrs. Gordon Hlobs, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. A. R. Parr, Mrs. Kdwin Booth, Mrs. Frederick Chapman and Mrs. Scott Williams', members. Mrs. Porter was assisted In serving by Mrs. Ijee and Miss Casey. Contract bridge was In play dur ing the afternoon with Mrs. Riley whining the guest prlzo anil Mrs. Hess the club prise. COOKED FOOD SALE PROJECT ON SATURDAY ' - For the April project cf tho Roseburg Woman's chtb, Mrs. Fred A. Fields, general chairman, has srranged a cooked food sale to be held all day Saturday at McKean and Baldwin's fnmiluro store. Those assisting Mrs. Fields on tho sale include Mrs; Harris Ells worth, Mrs. H. O. 'English, Mrs. W, E. Ott, Mrs. lierflta Parroit, Mrs. W. C. Winston, Mrs. O. IF. Watsdg, Mrs. Homer Grov, Mrs. Walter Flslior, Mrs. D. O. Cliirli, Mrs. E. G. Kohihairen, Mrs. Roy Young, Mrs. H. C. Thompson, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, Mrs, J. R. Wharton, Mrs, J. A. Hart, Mrs. Dorothy lander, Mrs. C. M. O'.Wnilny. Mrs. G. Bartlo, Mrs. F. A. Betals tand Mrs. W. W. Ashcraft. , , i '- STUhY'CLUB HAS ' MEETING FRIDAY DRAIN, Anril 13. The Study club met Frloay at the home of Mrs, Paul Unit, after a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon, tho regu lar course of study was taken up. The foiiowlig members were present: Mesdames Virgil Scott, Gene Lnkey, Mary McFarland, Ed na Kennev, Edna Bowman, Harold Meyers, E. S. Hotseth, Muriel Mnn son. H. A, Coot, Floyd Light. 11. U Cowles. Claude Patchen and the hostess, Mrs. Hult. : TR1-SQUARE 8EWING CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Tri-Sqimre Sewing o'nb will hold an all-day meeting Thursday nt tho !ome of Mrs, Frank Sinffanson. A -potlnek lunch eon will be servetl, lit noon. Alt members of the eitib nre'ffib't "cor dially Invited., .'.. FAVORITE RECIPES mit)eimrt (n th rJmct' piuntv cooH tok. r"or"Dlttff pnntM ftf t11 conk tnV my I"1 mirpJ'as! n thp Vpiwu-Hevlew office at 50 centB TOMATO CATSUP MRS, ALBERT LONG, Roseburer. - 1 gal. rlne tomatoes; 2 med. ste onions sliced; 2 c ml neopera. seeded and ehonnRt Combine and cook without adding water until soft Put mixture through a strain er and tnennre the mi'n. Tn 1 gal. puln add the following; 2 T salt; 4 T sugar: 2 T eelerv seed; 1 T ground rmistard; 1 t vinegar; 1 T whole ntlftntce: 1 T stiek cin nnmon 1 T who's cloves; i T Pap rika, Tie whole snlees loosely In a bae during cooking and remove bug before nutting in jars. Cook all In gredients excent vinegar rapidly for 30 min., add vinegar and rook until mixture is thick. Seal tn clean hot jars. . Variations 1 Omit onions and red peppprs. gal. recipfi, 2 T vinegar.r-Mrs. J, P, Rose, RoRebnrg. Instead of red tsepners nee Vt t cayenne poppor and 4 garlic cloves to gal. tonmto pnlp snd 1 c vine gar. Mrs, Hazel Walker, Rose burg, ' To each gal. cooked tomato pulp add 12 t cider vinegar; 1 nt sugar. Boil together all ingredients 15 min. Seal. Mrs. Reuben Fulierton, Remodeling Sale CROWDED FOR SPACE Here are a few specials to close out for next 10 days. Zl! ND.SL... $10.95 $14.95 31 SILK DRESSES, dark (hades, ' A ft valuei to $14.98, now .. 93"" 6 BROWN AND BLACK CHECK nm JACKETS, now 917 J 21 HOUSE FROCKS, mm values $1.9S now, C TYROLEAN SWEATERS, 6fi AA value. $1.95 l.UU COTTON BLOUSES, Qf. ' new shipment fjE ONE AND TWO-PIECE RAYON fA SLEEPING PAJAMAS RAYON AND CREPE SLIPS, . f value. $1.83 ... 7jC . ALMA'S DRESS SHOP 222 N. Jacluon St. - SIDE GLANCES This is a iientiUfui dn Mitm. Have you nolivcd Uiut the raclialors arc turned oil V PLANT, SHRUB AND RUMMAGE SALE iS ANNOUNCED FOR SATURDAY T3ie plnnt, sbmb nml rummage sale hold last Saturday by the Ameritran leKion anslHary, proved such a auccoaa that a second sale has been planned for this cotnini; Saturday, April 17 to lie held all ilay p,t 205 West Cass street in the Perkins bufldhig. Mrs. I, I. Wimtoeriy fs general chairman of the aaie aud ia beitis assisted by Mm. . O- Ferrier, Mrs. f& A. Pettey and Mm. Thomas Parkhiaou, A large assortment of shvuha and younff plants will be on sale, as well as holding a rwimnage'sale. Proceeds of this sale will go to the child welfare department of the American legion auxiliary. ' SUZANNE SINGLETON IS WINNER IN BEAUTIFUL . CHILD PHOTO CONTEST : Suzanne Singleton, daughter of Mrs. Phil Singleton of !85 Sonth 'High street, Salem, has been an nounced the winner ot the $25 nrst4endar year of- Jhma.ejfto prize of the recently sponsored Beautiful Child Theto contest. Suzanne ts well known in Rose burg, having formerly resided here. Her mother was formerly Eiva Wescott of Roseburg. Her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Singleton, reside ia this city. The contest included children be tween the ages of five and eight years of age. Suzanne is five. A large photograph of Suzanne ap peared in Sunday's; 'edition of the Oregonian. jf -MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET THURSDAY The Woman's Foreign Mission ary society of the Methodist Kpls- copal church will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. A, Cflniuiay South Jackson street, Mra. J. 11, Bailey will be the program leader for the afternoon. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY The Mid-Week Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr Nicholas An draieEf, one block north then turn on block west from the Watzig hatchery. Alt members are most feenliRlta invited, ' COUNTRY 'CLUB LADIES TO MEET ON THURSDAY The ladles of t the Rosebnrg Country club will meet at a 12:30 o'clock politick luncheon Thursday at the clubhouse. Contract bridge will bo in play during the after noon hours.' All members are urged to he nreienf. By George Clark SEORGE W. HUNT AND FRANCES E. SMITH ARE MARRIED EASTER SUNDAY Of Intca-est here is tho marriaee announcement of tleorge W. Huni.R mn of Mr, and Mrs, C. W. Hunt, m Roseburg, and Frances E. Smitlt, which took plaee Easter Sunday, March 2S, at the Episcopal churuh in Carson City Nevada, Mr. ami Mrs, Van Bergen, of Sacramento Calif,,' attended the couple. Only close friends vere present for the ceremony. . ; Mr, and Mrs, Tlnnt will make their home in Los Angeles, whore the former has the position of sales man for the National - Carbon eommmy. Mr. Hunt is very well known here, having graduated from the local high school h 1825, later graduating from Oregon State col- iertj mm hivh uutu i ui lift nia jimsmr degree at Columbia nniverstty iu PRESBYTERIAN AID TO MEET THURSDAY The first meeting ,of the new cat? Larfieis Aid will be held at a i;30 o'clock dessert-luncheon, at the church parlors Thursday afternoon with . Mra. R S. Halt, president, tn charge, Yhe dessert-iuachean committee includes Mrs, Harold Bellows, chairman, Mrs. Bertha Brown, Mrs. Willis Myers and Mrs. A. F. Marlott. The devotions will be in charge of Mrs. fra Rank hi. AH member are urged ta 1m u''eaent COPS. B, TH( OtO OUAKH CO. lWt!HCFBU(J, INDIANA DOUGH-RE-MI JR There's a divitlend of eslra richness in g t Wu'sJ- "W every drop of OLD QUAKER. Why? Be. Agg.Cgf jwutl cause we pttt a barrel of quality into ft'' JZ every fmttie, without sttkittg you to put WNT up a barrel of dough-re-tni to buy it, S. I 7S m , I BOURSOtt Local News M. O. A. Club ts Meet The M. O. A. Hub wilt meet Wednesday Kftemoott at the home of Mrs, C. W. Cook. In Town Yesterday Mr. snrt Mm, liay lirosi und son, of Win ston, wtr- visitors in this cltt tn Town Yesterday ICacns Wixaan, of Breekway, sptmt Mott ttay hi thte't-My sUtmtiiatt iff bs (nter-Se cfab is Maet Tha In-Jir-S Sturty frhih mft ai a iKPStJav at tlKt hffliia at Mrs, W, M, VtsU at OHIard Bp, ami Mrs, I Wtthio r. Xi'Hep aa4 eliiidnm have f mi&metg tn ihel? hmim at tafier HjiewiUm the wppk-pd in I PHNsrti visiting Mrs Zo!!era imv Imiis, Mr. iktt Mrs, Or K. Moyep, P.sturns to S e N a s I Kenneth after sjiPiMHng Urn wnek-oml Imre visHhig h, mreris, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. riefeeiia qh BmiU Mala street . . Delphian Club to Meet The TM rjhlnn clnb will met at 2:15 o'clock Wednesday afterncn at the Horn er Grow home ob Mill street with Mrs. W. R. iJmwn as hostess and Mrs, William Itell In charge of the program on "Italy." Called to Porttssd Mrs. Boro thy Lander has left for Portland wber site was called bv the criti cal illness of her brother-lti-laWj Ronald Reesan,, wto Is not expect ed to live. The tatter is n patient at the Portland tenaral hospital. Junler-Senlor PT. A. to f&s&i Tim Junior-Senio? High P.-T, A. will meet tonight at. eight o'clock nt the junior high school building with Dr, Cauhlwell, of Oregon State normal, as the speaker. Kiec tiau of officers wltt ba held. Mem bers and friends &rs invited. W, C. T. to set The W, C, T. t.L v.-fil meet ai two o'clock Wedhesdar afternenia In tho par lrg of ie First PresbyteHan burch, with Mrs. C. K. Chanber- ltsr president, charge, ard Drt Clara Ingham, of the state director Rf health, as guest sneaker, Mem- tt&r and friends are Invited. SUTHERLIN P.-T, A, TO MEET THURSDAY i SIFTKBRMK, April S3, The r& gular meeting of tho suthcrliR fVT, A. viii be held on Thursday afternoon at the high school at S oclock nt which: time Dr. Cald well, of Monmouth State normal will wive an interesting talk. Ail members ara urged to be present at this meeting m there are im nrtsnf JRsnes fo be setticd. STRAIGHT WHISKEY AS IN BOURBON OR Ill y4tr&y Mfi Meredith Anus jMikioa, Ksws-Review em ptoie. was ill st her home on Btakeley street Monday. : Visits Psrtnt Bryan Hughe?, Bouthern Paclflo fireman at E- gKne. cpent the weekend hers ts- illsg his parents, Mr. and Mrs. h. Ih Hughes. Heiurns to Eubsm Bill ta bell has returned- ts Kugene, whars tte t a stvaeni at Uttlversny m Oregon, nfter spwtrttaft the week- em! hero vtsfttitK his parents. Mr, atti Mrs, W. M, Camtrtieli. Returns to E-s"S Mlta Cese-I vleva Netw Bjaitit. the ueekstf here visittng asr nareats. Sir. aa Mrs. T. H, Nvan, in LureWiXH2 as4 left yestsrdia? Uvt Eajsess, wjere ja a a student at Urnm?- yf Oregon, . Olid P.-T- A, to Mt The QIM& tVT. At will meet at eight e'eloek Thursday evening at the gehoolhotnto. The theme of t&s PFsgratu, iudianf" and will b& curried o il Is tke talk by Mrs, tUi Moore and la the special ma shi arranged for tbs occasion. Mem bers and tnmms are Invned. Spending Vacat5sn Here M r. sad Mrs. Cilffsrtf Iterker and son of Seattle bays arrived In Itoa burg to spend tb&tr two weeks' vacation visiting tho formers mother Mrs. J. fr Barker, and iwo sEsten. Mnt Broadway and Mrs, Lv W. Josse. Mfv Barker is em- rtsyetl In the tio&t covering de partment of Hesrs-fCQenucit esiS pgujy Ut Seattle. liter Stir to Mt Roscbyrg chapter qC Easts? Star wilt meet at eight o'etsek ThurBdsy evening at Masonic tesapis Mrs. 'lJa::l Warren vrttt hays charge of uw rfmiJiatlc pn?gram and special ma sts wlU ba inTKeiiiud. llefrtsh meuttt will ba served in the elia ter roojija fay tite eommitteo i charge. Members ; ami visiting Btemners arc Incited Visit at Baasff Home Mr, and Mrst Ira Overcast of Bjialdinff, ii iinals, foUanlng; a souru tn Art nnd .CiUfsmla have been sheading the pa.it few days her& with Mr. and Mrs, W, H, Dtmstt iruiure proceetiisg ts their boms via Seattle- tn Uter triy up the ecftitt to Notrpsrt, Mr. and Mr. Oyetcash stated that they could enjijy a trilkr vacation and t&s atea statetl that lhay waro vary much Impressed by the clinuvte of Oregon Bacfc From CorvaSiis Mr, and Mrs Harlow AUon returuod to Um&'Arg Sisarfay after stsntfins tho .eekad in CorvaUis, vheve tiie former attended Use ileeerve Officani meetia Whtte in CorvM lis !r. and Mrs, AtteB were guests at tha Sigma Alpha Spsiioa fra tsrslty, of which tits tetter's broth' er, cuiTtmt "Twtt" tinns, is a psedge. While st CorvalUs, Captain I am hint, Kormsn K. BsymsBd. sZ Salens, vlsiicwl with the. Aliens. f Mrs. Kay mend s a sister of Mr Alton, c.pkiin ''Rnytoomf is a im of Mr, and MreW tL Raymond, of Day Creel:.. Return Hftrs Clsrssc Djihlap who underwent a major ope rati on In tSttxene s mmUh ago and bas been la Corvalto the . past two weeks eonvaleseing at tba home ot bis parents-ln-tew Mr. m! Mrs. BRAND YOU PREFER RYI He vil! fa to Sutheriin this veelc to spend several days with his jiv eiits, Ut, suit Mrs. i- Dtuihip. view empjwyet Is unabto to be wnrk on account ct WEDNESDAY HKKUtllf MAKtt 1 - . : t&meum 3M J j j-jJjSgUggi m BANK NIGHT $300 Today DEANNA DURB1N in Mat 25c Evs 34 Ktd&.tt 10e ALWAYS 2 FEATURES Tcday SKOTS...MAfl WITH HAT50i tm. nam Tef or S1ITJT MiNACtl . 1CS1 WW mm mmttn Piut n ths Same Program i At9 5ectad Shorts Bank Night Wednetday Shews S: 7; J:30 p. m. Cnhdran 10c I PS. J 1 l "M ih 31: I dT KM f km fly h 1 mwnw (Mm Ore.