ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 1937.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
WEST MELROSE EMBROIDERY
CLUB HAS FINE MEETING
MRI.nORE. April 26. The West
Melrose Kmlirolrtcrv club met nt
the home of Mrs. Emll Ckilln. Tho
charming front room was nttrac
tivo with htrKO bouquets of deer
hend oi-chldrt. After It short busi
ness session, a flnlicioilH lunch wits
served by the hostess. Mrs. Gulhl
to tiin fnllmvlnir members: Mrs. C.
O. Crlteser. Mrs. G. W. Cooper.
Mrs. B. M. Seeley, Mrs. Andrew
Iiurio, Mrs. Ray Pstrequiii, Mrs.
John nulla, Jr., and Mrs. H. (I.
Thompson.
This was followed by a brief
. period of conversation and sowing.
Then the topic of tho day "Color"
was taken up, which led into n dis
cussion of facial expressions and
exercises. It proved' Interesting
h nnd at the next meeting, which will
be held nt Mrs. Kay Potrequin's
May 13, the subject of color will
be continued. All members are cor
dially invited to attend.
RELATIVES ENTERTAINED
AT ULAM HOME FOR DINNER
, DAYS CREEK. April 2C Mr.
nnd Mrs. Pete Ulam entertained a
Kroup of relatives Wednesday eve
ning; at a dinner party in honor of
Mrs. Ulnm's father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright, the
occasion being their fortieth wed
ding anniversary. Those present
wore: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jay Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. Itny Wright, Mr. am) Mrs.
Jack Higgins, Walter. Harry. John.
Ike, Josephine, Marjorio, Maxlne.
and Rosamond Wright, Mildred
Mather, Florence Ulam and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
t'lnm.
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BESSIE WAHM AND
JACK MITCHELL MARRY
YONCALLA, April 27. Coming
as a complete Hurprlso to their
many friends is the marriage of
.Miss Heasie Wuhm, daughter of
Mrs. Ruby Norton of Portland and
granddaughter of Tom Westfall, of
Yoncalla. and Jack Mitchell of
Drain. Tho wedding took place in
Vancouver, Wash., Sunday, April
18. Mr. and Mm. Mitchell will re
main In Yoncalla until June, when
they will leave for the east, where
Mr. Mitchell will be affiliated with
his father in the garage business.
At present Mr. Mitchell 1b employ
ed In Drain. Mrs. Mitchell Is a
popular Yoncalla girl, having lived
here the moat of her life, attend
ing both grade ami high schools.
For the last year Bhe has been
employed as clerk in the E. T.
SUmseth grocery store. Airs. Sten
seth will be hostess to a miscellun
ous shower for Mrs. Mitchell at her
home, Thursday afternoon, to which
all friends of the bride are In
vited. SUNSHINE CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
AZALEA, April 27. Miss May
Damewood was hostess Thursday
afternoon when Bhe entertained
the members of. the Sunshine club;
The hours were pleasantly passed
in sewing and general conversa
tion. At the usual hour a very de
licious lunch was served to Mrs.
Jake Fisher, Mrs. Henry Gae
decke, Mrs. Warren Hazen, Esther
Hazen, Mrs. Everett Cooke, Mrs.
R. D. McCartney, Mrs. William
Sharp, Mrs. John Oldenberg, Mrs.
u. Johns, Mrs. Champ Johns,
Mrs. Forrest Fa mam, Mrs. L. R.
Jenks, Mrs. Jim Pickett, Mrs. Es
ther Thorpe, Mrs. Jim Warren,
and the hostess. May Damewood.
The next meeting will be In two
weeks at the home ot Mrs. For
rest Farnam.
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MRS. COCKERAN IS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
YONCALLA, April 27. Mrs.
Harvey Cockeran entertained the
members of the Yoncalla Women's
Study club, at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Stoute, Saturday after
noon. Papers written by Miss Lois
Andrews and Miss Mildred Kruse
were discussed. Plans were laid
for the program for the coming
year. A most delicious lunch was
served to the following, Mrs. Ger
trude Stoute,. Mrs. Elmer Daugh
erty, Mrs. Wittmeyer, Mrs. Hugh
Warner, Mrs. Ervin Rice, Mrs;
Sam Wakinshaw, Mrs. Edgar Rich
ards. Mrs. Lenna Merit, Mrs. Jess
Las well Mary Wittmeyer, Ruth
Stoute, Susanne Cockeran and Mrs,
Harvey Cockeran.
ENJOYABLE DINNER ?
AND CLUB MEETING HELD
OLALLA, April 27. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Heater entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Homolka Jr., at 6:30
dinner on Monday evening pro
ceeding the meeting of the H. O;
Pinochle club held at the Heater
home. The club, whose members
names all begin with the letler
either H or O, has met each Mon
day evening all winter but owing
to the short evenings and the
press of farm work now has de
cided to discontinue until next win
ter. LADIES AID MEETS
IN REGULAR SESSION
DRAIN, April 26. The Lndies
Aitl of the M. E. church held a
business and social meeting Wed
nesday afternoon at the church
rooms. After an interesting Uible
game. lovely refreshments wore
served by the hostesses. Mes
dames Lily and Virgil Craig to
.Mesdames Sumner, Kirk, Morgan,
Delk, Meyers. Cellers, Austen,
Light, Scott, Tiueblood. .
O'TIUM CLUB MEETS
AT WILLIAMS HOME
YONCALLA, April 27. T h e
members of the O'Tium club were
entertained at the home of Mrs.
George Williams, Wednesday aft
ernoon. Bridge was the diversion
of the afternoon, after which a de
licious lunch was served to eight
members. i
FAVORITE RECIPES
(Mrorwlrflut hv the Women's Ex
!linnne dfrmrtmnt of KltNR nnrt
Diitilishd in the Dor.Kliis county
1-ook Imok. Complete conies nf thlff
rook book may he nnrch(ined at the
Nows-Iteview office fit fiO cents
wuhfc
ROASTED POTATO WITH
DRESSING
MRS. E. R ESTELLE, Roseburg.
Cook medium size pared pota
toes in a snueepnn until about half
done. Drain and lav in an oiled
baking nan. Sprinkle with salt,
then with flour, and brush over
onch potato with an oiled brush.
Put Into a quick oven and bnko un
til partly browned; then fill In be
tween the potatops with dressing,
and finish baking together. Serve
with brown gravy.
POTATO CAKES
DONNA RROWN KERNIN
Roseburg, Ore.
6 medium potatoes; 1 c hot milk;
ocps. well beaten; 1 onion. Peel
and crate the potatoes and permit
the liquor to drain off. Allow It to
rest over night or until the starch
of caino bhs been formed. Pour tho
water off. ndd boiling milk, stirring
slowly, while adding to water you
just poured orf. Add this dark
milky Folutfon to the grated pota
toes, stirring all the time. Add eggs
well beaten, prated onion and salt
to taste. Fry to a golden brown (n
a pan In hot fat Omit the onion if
preferred. Air turns the potatoes
dark, making the cakes a novelty.
This recipe was very popular in
the '90s.
SIDf GLANCES
COPR. 1WTBT Nt SIR VICt. INC. T. H. KtC. 0. S- PAT.
"He's no longer a fricntl of mine. I asked him, as a per
sonal favor, to invest some money for me, awl the stock
he chose dropped two points."
MRS. D. E. FAXON IS
COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER
PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT
Mrs. Ialo Stephens and Mrs.
Frederick Chapman eutertained at
a lovely shower party for Mrs. D.
E. Faxon at tne Chapman home in
Laurelwood Thursday evening.
Uouquets of wild flowers were at
tractively arranged about the
rooms.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
evening with Mrs. E. A. Post win
ning the prize for high score. Love
ly shower gifts were presented to
Mrs. Faxon from Mrs. E. A. Post,
Mrs. J. M. Judd. Mrs. Edwin Booth,
Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. Lauren
L. McCulloch, Mrs. Stephens and
Mrs. Chapman.
Lovely refreshments were served
to the guests by the hostesses.
.
ELK CREEK GRANGE
HAS FINE MEETING
YONCALLA, April 26. The reg
ular meeting of TClk Creole srantre
was hold Saturday in the I. I). O.
R hall, Yoncalla. During the morn
ing, tho juveniie grange met, ;wlth
Mrs. Art Itychwd as .matron. Paul
RIpIiir was installed as master;
Htaulev Rising, assistant r.teward;
Chnvmjiiiie Softon, Cores, and Win.
Rising, gatekeeper. A ::Hsket din
ner was served nt nor.n. Tho regu
lar irra:.:e meetinp -.van lK.ld dur
itr; tho afternoon. A most interest
ing nrogram consisting of a paner
on soil, conservation by Mrs. Tter
nieco Wa!ker. ren-l!nr?f by Jake
Wilson and Mrs. Edos was enjoyed.
Phms for an all-day meeting. to be
he'.d In May vere discussed.
LADIES AID AT
WILBUR MEETS
WILBUR. April 2C Mrs. R. E.
Brown and Mrs. Harry Balrd wero
toint hostesses to the ladies aid
Wednesday afternoon nt the borne
of Mrs. Brown. Bouquets of wild
currant nnd sniren were beautiful
ly arranged nbout the rooms. The
afiernoon wns spent in sewing and
visiting. At the tea hour delicious
refreshments wore served to Mrs.
George Short. Mrs. D. P. McKay,
Mrs. J. H. Wolfe. Mrs. L. A. Irving,
Airs. B. Bridge. Mrs. A. Humo, Mrs
Snerling, Mrs. T . E. Grae. Mrs. Ed
win Russell, and the hostesses.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Bafrd.
DELIGHTFUL CARD
PARTY IS GIVEN
YONCALLA. April 27. Mrs. Art
Rychard and Mrs. Casslus Rvchard
entertained at a card partv, for the
Havhurst Community club. In the
club rooms, Saturday evening.
Five hundred was played with
Vern Williams and Mrs. Chanmnn
winning first nrlzeB, Cnsslus Rych
ard and Mrs. George W illiams sec
ond nrizes, Kenneth Westhrope
nnd George Wllllnms consnlpHon
prizes and M. L. Miller and Mrs.
Tavenor door prizes. The proceeds
will go to swell tho club treas
ury. HOMP MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY
Tho Woman's Home Missionary
pneietv of tho Methodist Episcopal
ehurch will meet at two o'clock
Wednesday nfternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. C. Marstern on South
Kane street. Loaders for the af
ternoon will bo Mrs. U. E. Craw
ford ond Mrs. A. N, Orcutt.
The dnto of this meeting was
changed to Wednesday on account
nf tho W. C. T. U. mooting to be
held tho following day.
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OUILT1NG PARTY IS
ENJOYED AT McKAY HOME
WILBUR. April 2fi. Mrs. D. P.
McKay entertained delightfully
Friday with an all-da v quilting
pnrtv. Japanese roses formed an
attractive decorative motif, nnd
covers were laid at dinner for Mrs.
Viola Wllron. Mis. Harold MKay
nnd Mrs. Kenneth Oulne of Roso
bunr. Mr. Goonr Short ond the
hostess, Mrs. McKay.
RFAVFR C.l A HAS
PICNIC SATURDAY
The nonvnr class of the M. E.
church held a very enlnyable plr.
nic at Umpana nark Safnrdny aft
ernoon. A devotional period was
held around the open camnflrn be
fore tho group returned to their
homes.
By George Clark
Off.
ROSEBURG "PEP" CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY LEADER,
MARY JOAN PARKINSON
Miss Mary Joan Parkinson, song
leader of tho Roseburg "Pep" club
of the senior high school for the
past year, entertained the group
at a very delightful party at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Parkinson, Thursday eve
ning. Miss Parkinson presented a fa
vor gift to each member of the
club. Pep songs were sung and
rames wore pliived. Later Mrs.
Parkinson and Miss Mary Joan
served lovely refreshments to Miss
Frances Hardy, adviser, Miss Eve
lyn Kurtz, Miss Oladvs Hart, Miss
Maxlne Bartloy, Mies Virginia Win
ston, Miss Mrion Padon, Miss Cor
rine Hnrpham, Miss Marjorio Ott
and Miss Lois Sehacror.
I.OOKINGGLASS P.-T. A.
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
LOOKINGGLASS, April 27. T'm
Lookingglass P.-T. A. is schedulod
to meet Friday evening at S p. in.
la the school Iioubo. Tho chairman
of the nrognun committee. Jk.
Ernest Voorhles, has planned' some
very interesting entertainment.
The tonic for discussion will Je
"Good Taste," and, as there have
been so many requests for the
vaudeville to bo done over ngaln.
Mrs. Voorhles is plannlnrr to show
parts of the vaudeville Frlduy ovo
ning. Everyone Is cordially Invited .to
bring their frionds ond attend.
Mrs. Strickland, chairman of Ihe
refreshment committee, has plan
ned to sorvo cookies and punch
for refreshments.
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PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB
PARTY TO BE THURSDAY
i
The men and ladles of the Rose
burg Country club have been In
vited to enjoy the second of n
series of very delightful informal
iM'ivato card parties to be boH nt
tho clubhouse at nlnht oVink
Thursday ovenlng. Prlzeq will he
nwnrded for vdWnti sooro. A buf
fet supper will follow tho card
pi a".
The various committees nr
busy this week making final n-
rnnementB for the nartv. which
will bo ne of tho verv most en
jovnble affairs nf the month.
The ladioH of tl,e Country c'uh
will meetiat a 12:30 o'clock pnt.
lurk luitehenn at t'1 eluhhonie tho
same dav. to he tollowol hv tho
weekly bridge tournament play.
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SPANISH WAR AUXILIARY
TO MEET THURSDAY
Tho Hnlted PnnHt War Veter
ans auxiliary wMI moot for n ntin-
cial session nt 7: no o olnov Thu--day
evening at the ermnrv for
nraetieo. F-verv member ip being
especially urged to nttend this
meeting. ?
PUBLIC CARD PARTY TO
BE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
The Rlversdale irranro bns Is
sued a most cnrd'al Invitation t
the general nubile to attend a beno
f't, enrd partv and eight o'clock
dessert -"unnor FMdav evening.
AnHi so, nt tho grano ball.
Prizes wMl bo awarded Meh
scorn winners In contact bridge,
five-hundred and' nlnnchle.
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KEYRTOMC CI tin MEETING
TO BE HELD MAY 7TH
Tho Kovstnne elnh of 'Ho Metho
dist Fnscnnnt chtiTh wMl mnl n
to o'clock (ho nftennn nf Vnv
7ih Instead of IMq Friday as pre
vimifllv announced.
Thn cbib win mnt Mpv 'th P'
O'n homo of Mrs. R. L. IrWn- nt
Wilbur wlt' Mrs. Irvine and Mrs.
Harold McKnv n joht hostesses.
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MID.WCFK mm P r.t AO
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The Mlfl Week TMbl o'n" of
Paul's I.n'beran rnreb, vlll Tneel
it n nntbtek blr'ti't'iv iieteo'
Thursday p tho bnmn nf 1rf
Golricnn. T" rentnt- elps afttdu
neeMni? fnl'nu lb" nntl"p'(
luncheon. memhom 0f tho clns
aro urged to attend.
Mov to C. fttrM in-1
V. phl ffnrtti hqvn wnpl from
412 South Pine to 43 F-ast Cass
street to make their homo.
Local
News
In Town Yesterday HHrry Chen
owetii. of Sutherlin, was a buslnosfl
visitor in this city Monday.
Attends to Business Gporfin T.
Wntawortli, of (iorvatB, Ore., Bpont
Monday in thla city uttendinK to
bnsinoss.
Holds Service Rnv. T. S. Wbool
er, Al. E. cburch, Sontlt, minister,
held services Sunday ovoiiltiR in
Junction City.
New Cabins1 Being Built Sev
eral now cabins nrn beitiK built this
month at Old Kentucky llnmea on
the North IJmpqita.
Leaves for Chicago Mrs. P. W.
Hitzmun left Monday for ChlrnKo,
ill., where fiho was called by tho
Illness of her mother.
Visit Relatives Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ralph Stearns, of Myrtle Crook.
spent the. week-end in Oakland nnd
Drain visiting relatives and frlcndB.
Here Over Week-End Miss
Genevieve Ness, student at Unlve
sity of Oregon, spent the week-end
here visltliiR her parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. T. H. Ness, In Laurelwood.
Out of Hospital Miss Hazel
Strickland, assistant chief tolc
phone operator here, has been dis
charged from Mercy hospital, where
she recently underwent an appon
dectomy. .
Moves to Rose Street Mrs.
Marie Suksdorf, stenographer in
the Douglas county agricultural
agent's office, has moved from 10S
West Mosher to 230 South Rose
street.
Here Monday Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Amnchcr, former ownerH of
Alpine lodge Just south of Canyon
villo, were business visitors ill "Ills
city Monday. They have boon
spending the past week in Portland
on business. '
Visit In Medford Mr. and Mrs.
Merle II. Muncy, or this city, spent
die week-anil In Medl'ord us guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ogle.
They wore Joined there by Mih.
Muncy's brother-ln luw and sister,
.Mr. and Mrs. David Allen, of Bend.
Visit in Eugene Mr. nnd Mrs.
UnrrlH Kllswortli nnd daughters,
Miss Mary Margaret and Miss Jnno,
spent Saturday In Eugene visiting
the former's mother, Mrs, Kva 0.
lOllswprth, nnd - attending to busb,
(less. : '' : . ; v (: ' .
Pythian Sisters to Meet The
Pvliilan Sisters will meet at eight
o'clock Wednesday evening nt tho
K. of P. hall for a short business
meeting followed by a soclnl of
cards. All members are urged to
bo present.
Stop Over Here Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Ponnle, of noynlton, Minn.,
arrived hero Inst evening from Onk
lnnd, Cullf., to visit several days
with the hitter's mother. Mrs. Isn
belle Webb, nnd sister. Miss Ethol
Webb, berore returning to their
liome In Minnesota.
Visit in Medford Mr. and Mrs.
A. . Pnrr nnd son, Donald, have
returned to their home on Cobb
street, nfter spending the week-
end in Medford visiting the form
ers parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rav
Purr, nnd Mrs. Parr's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Dawson.
Back From Portland Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. C. Patterson returned hero
after .spending severnl weeks III
Portland, where tho former receiv
ed medical treatment nt Emman
uel hospital. At present they urn
visiting the former's pnrents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. n. Patteruon In this
city.
DelDhian Cluh ti Meat Th. n.,1.
phlnn club will meet nt 2:16 o'clock
Wednesday ufternoon nt the O. V.
Wlmberly home on Glenn street In
stead of at the Kutler homo us
previously unnounccd. Mis. C. K.
ItnbCliS Will hp IllP Pimut atmnlf..
on International .relations. All
members are urged to he present.
Spend Sunday on Umpqua Mr.
and Mrs. O. M. lies, nf this cltv,
and Mrs. P. D. Webb, who Ih visit
ing hero from Klamath Palls, Bpont
Sunday at Old Kentucky Homes
on the North Unipquu. Mrs. Webb,
iii:o mu.xinc mourns, nnd daughter,
Joanne, nnd son, Jimmy, spent n
part of last week In Oakland with
relatives.
YONCALLA TOWN8END
CLUB HAS MEETING
YONCALLA, April 26. T:io reg
ular meeting or the Yoncalla i
Townsoml club, No. J, was hsld I
mesiiay evening. He.-. -Ycung or
Hiitberlln was the main srenker,
in. ,ini, hi itijniiiiui khvu a re
port oh the Eugene convention
l Ul T. 1 ....
.Mrs. Show und Ji.hn Unrr rave '
Rnort talks. Kereshlll..uts vere
served, after which o freo dunce
was enjoyed ,y a lui-go crowd.
Schilling
pepper
imismiuxiii
Reported III Mm. It. E. Pargo
1h i-tmortoil Lo ha 1)1 ut linr
homo in WnHt RoBPburgr.
Visit In Eugene Mrs. W. V.
nniubi-HkH and Mrtt. Joss .Patrick
Hjmut tho wotk-oiul vlaitinK In Kn-
Return to Portland Mr. nnd Mrs.
Prod Taylor llltvo rottlrnod to Port,
litml, ttftcr spendinK n few day
iiore viKititiK.
Hero Yesterday Mr. nnd Mia.
.nnnnrd H. lrofroi'k, of Tillor,
wore btisinoHa visltora lioro yester
day.
Visits In Corvaflls Miss Dorothy
Norton, of tills city, spent the
week-end In C'orvallls visiting
friends. "
Holda Services Flov. W. Sylwes-
tor, pastor of St, Paul's Lutheran
church In this city, hold services
nt Cotluge Clrovo Sunday.
M. 0. A. Club to Meet Tho M. O.
A. club will meet Wednesduy after
noon nt tho homo of Mrs. E. A.
llelmboldt on South Pine streot. .
Return Here Mr. and Mrs. If. V.
Snyder have returned to their
homo on Cobb street, nfter spend
ing tho pnst severnl days In Port
luud. Visit at Coast Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Collins nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Jnck Chapman spent the week-end
visiting nt Marnhrield and oilier
coast points.
Returns to Corvallls Miss Knth-
ryn Fisher has returned to Corvul
lis, where she is employed as a
nurse, niter spending the week-end
hero visiting her parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fred Plsher.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Norton, of Empire, spent the
week-end- in this city visiting rela
tives and frionds. Tho latter was
formerly Miss Cnthorlno Olson,
iicnsnn school teacher.
Leavei for Portland Mrs. A. J.
Young, griind guardian of Job's
Dnughtors or Oregon, lert today for
Portland to nttend the stnto con
vention, which will bo held there
prll 29-30 nnd May 1.
Return to Grants Pass Mrs.
Lloyd Morrison and daughter, Wln
ila, left yesterday for their home
In Grants Pass, after spending the
weoK-enu in tins city visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Albert Iing, und other
relatives.
Visit In Portland Mrs. L. J.
Crnftnn returned to her work in
tho Douglas Abstract office yostor
day, artnr going to Eugene Satur
day and Joining her husband Tor n
trip to Portland to visit frionds ov
or the week-end.
f WEDNESDAY ONLY :
AS REAL AS YOUR OWN FAMILY! ,
AS FUNNY AS YOUR NEIGHBORS!
All the Joneses you've learned to love . . . in a heart
warming laugh hit that's as human as it is hilarious!
xl UNCLE SLIM
mdfi k MOVES IN ON
JW1 THE JONES
xAl FAMILY AT
Hf v-f im THE C0UNTY
Bank
Night
$400
TODAY
Loretta Young Tyrone Power
Don Ameche
in
"LOVE IS NEWS"
Her Monday Ella Dobbelalre,
of Sutherlin, spent Monday In this
city shopping unit visiting.
Apply For License Ralph P.
Heuth, 2S. and Avis H. Hartley, 23,
both of Winchester Hay. applied for
a niarrlUKo license yestordny ut
Vancouver, Wash.
Job's Daughters to Meet Job's
Daughters will meet ut 7:30 o'cluck
tonight ut tho Masonic temple.
Honored (Jueen Miss Mary Ellen
Darby will preside. All members
are urged to be prosout.
Study Club to Meet The Inter
So Study club members will enter
lulu their husbands ut n potluek
supper at 0:30 o'clock Wodnosdny
evening nt tho W. M. Campbell
homo on Noitli Jackson stroot.
Leaver for Home Mr. nnd Mrs,
E. A. Mathews and daughter, Mrs.
Shirley Rousseau, left Monday for
their homo In Westlnko, after
spending llio week-end III Rose
burg, where the roi-mor attended
to business mutters.
Rebekahs to Meet The Rosn
burg Rnheknh lodgo will meet nt
eight o'clock tonight at tho I. O. O.
P. hall for first nominations of of- 1
rlcers. A play will bo presented by
tho junior high dramatics club un
der the direction of Scott Wil
liams. A social hour will follow.
All members uro urged to bo pres
ent. Lands Chinook Glenn Taylor,
truck driver for the Rosohurg flra
department, landed a 25-pound
salmon this morning while fishing
from the Winchester bridge. Des
pite tho difficulties offered In fight
ing a salmon fishing nt consider
able height above the wntor, he
succeeded In landing the fish nft
er a buttle of nbout 30 minutes.
Back From Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. H. H.
Turner nnd daughter, Cynthia Suu,
Miss Caryl Hollingsworth und Karl
Conner spent the week-end In Port
land. The Williams visited Ills pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. D. IF. Wllllnnis.
Mr. Williams, Sr., hnn boon very ill
for tho past several -weeks, but
wns recently discharged rrom the
hospitnl and is now reported to be
Improving satisfactorily.
Health Association to Meet Tho
Douglus County Health association
will moot ut two o'clock Wednes
day afternoon In the Roseburg Wo
man's clubrooms. Miss Elsie Wit
cheu, .field consultant on the staff
of the division or public health
nurso, Porllund, will be the speak
er ro tho afternoon. Representa
tives from the various P.-T. A. units
In Douglas county are being espe
cially, urged to nttend. Tho meet
ing Is open to tho general public.
Tho tea will bo served lit the close
of the meeting.
Shows 2-7-9 P. M.
Mats. 25c Eves. 35c
Kiddltl 10c
1
Whites
for Spring
Come in and see our new
Jarman Friendly Five shoes.
We have them in Wing tip
washable leather, white buck
plain toe and ventilated ox
fords. All Styles $5.00
re-T IT MM
Back In Store Clarence R.
Cook, owner of Cook's corner gro
cery here, is buck to work In .the
store uuKln, after being 111 the past
twelve (lu.VB ut his home on East
Lane Btreet.
Here From Medford J. J. Skin
ner, of the Investment department
of the California Oregon Power
company, Medford, is spending a
couple of days ut the local office
on business.
BANK NIGHT
WEDNESDAY
$400
Today, Wed., Thurs.
Onco to ev
ery . woman
comes a
love like
this! And
once to ev
sry man the
: h a n o e to
prove wor
thy of it! ;'
A Spree of Blondes... ami a
UantfAuar nf llirthK
sftw
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ELEANOR HUNT-VINCE BARNETT
CLAUDIA DELL
8hows 2-7-9:30 p. m. 1
Mats. 25o Eves 35c
Children 10c
Plffls
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