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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY I. 1937. S0CDEUW Social Calendar Monday, May 3 Episcopal IkIi dinner ul 0:30 - . o'clock ul parish hall. Bishop Dag well will he present from Port land. Committee liu ltuli Mix. I. T. Whitney, Aim. Arthur lludiiull and Mm. C. W. Hlnulger. " - Junior Woman's clul) rcgulur meeting In evening ul Woman s cliili rooms. Committee: Airs, tur '' ford Smith. Aim. I'm Klpsel, Jim " Iliirod Clouku ami Miss Dorothy Herman. Ill eiurge ol program on ihe history or ihiv yluji. I'ltinK , ti 'lu, miiili' tor nrngrcsslvc resluur ant dlnnor to be hold May 17 and will ho In charge or Mm. Iteglnnlil Hrakino. in Leon vcitrwoou Miss lloverly Wood and MM Rulb i Keratitis!'. ' Lady Lions to ..moet. at 7 -,:10 o'clock dosserl-siipper. ut lioino.ot Airs, (mug (Joucuiut wun mm. u 'II I kuilltl HH 10 lit 1I0810HS, Paul .Matrons club or Hnsebdrg . chapter or Uasteni Slur to moot a' sevon-tliirty o'clock dessert-sup-."' nor at homo ot Mm. W. F. Harris oil South .Main Btreel, Willi ira, J. H. llunyun an joint hostess. ' Dr. it. I,. Dunn's lioii di'iioinllia- tlonal Bible std' clann to meet ul 7:45 o'clock in evening ul Doug " lus liotiil dining hull. Everyone in- i lerested most -cordially invited Jtoso P.-T. 'A. to moot at 7:30 f j, a'clpck 1ii evening lit schonlliqusc with graduating c!hh pi osontlng V--program. 'Refreshments m cnarge or Mm. P. L. Crittenden; i ' 1 i II. P. W. Glee club' to meet at j 7 o'clock in evening at the atudlp . - of director Mrs.' ciinries A. union v Filltcrton P.-T. ' A. meeting at 'four o'clock in afternoon- at the -: schnolhouse. Installation or1 new ( ', -officers. Musical program! Hcfrcsh'- ,. -.nienls. ; , i Jueiday, May 4, ii ' Kxucutlve 'luncheon "of 'Woman's .. fitl i'ty- f Juafdont, 'u ' In chni-im. t liosqlnng Womun's club ono- lllll iy OCIUCIV UKBIIVI l-iuiivnuuii in ... if 11-I...I.....1.- i Olul'llupnc- mtt. w. ,...... f ebullition or program. HpuclaJ . luiiHlc.r lloslcssoB Include Mrs. Al'. It. Milliards, chulrniuu,. Mrd.i WJU i ll (leWetsen, Mrs. V-illbW Ball r mid M s. II. 1' . l'JIlgl s II. I Com lib Vous Plulld1 cjuli, (ilui;-, i . noon meeting at liniiip, or Mrs. V. Hnddtly. fl ) "-1 .' I I II. I'L ). cluli iirternoon uiiwtliig I . iji; f(tm(i jit Tii'iC :a:V:Owaic lit -nice- si Dpi; " Public Invited lo lirognim on HurvliiE National Music week, lit the I. O, O, !'. hall at eight o'clock, I in tho orenlnlE.y f$ i Choral club ntetMi"Hf "i? f tn. In Itosehuig MiiBic and Art J studio under I In- dlrei'lloll o( :M'. Miriam Uailard. ii'J'i"' J Wsdnssday, May ? ' IteMo uv benet It liriiign nurty in twoo?elof:lwimTittHflon-w.Hi' Mm BfMilc tamiilo. Prl7.uK nir high sirea III contract bridge, l'lnyoia frill pivot. All lady bridge playera fimllally Invlled. Mis. A. A. Wil der (Mini, iMrN ltuy iielloWs, Joint gh'ah'mrt.i: X ' South' Hud social Clint auornoon mnetlng' Ut liouio;' oi' .Mrs. l.eo Yeurwood. '( '' ' ' . 'l "Hoaehurg Art and lOnihroldi'i'y 5 club al'l'iiiiuoii moetliiK nt hom'e' dt I Jim. Albert Neul on Wcscr street. I Drain chapter ot Unsteiu SIr will entertain Kosehuiw 1 chapter t .at anulu. ul elKlU o'clock In tho evening. ' a j 5 - .-Thursday, May 9 . V Uuiileh .A'ullny Wwmiin'a club mi- mini May v Day '1-:.:IU o'clock no J linli'8 lunelieon .ul- clubhouse. : i" Wollli'li s Council or Klral tMllls- " Uim church l meet in church irar- lom. Couilultlee, Mrs. .lames Mil- ler, Mrs. I.lllln Plaster. Mrs. Juines 4 illltchiliMK . and ..Mrs.. .Mildred Ash- orlh. Missionary leader Mrs. Paul Blnskey. J y Uosebiirg ..'(liaplei' or Kastern V Stltr to meel' ut ti o'clock III even- i lug ut Mimuule teniple. Inlerestlng i nrogrum. itetresliini'iilB. All meui- 5 burs mul vMHuk nieiubei's urged : 5' to, bo iireselit. 1 '.' Doseliurg Meil's Ulee clib unililiil i Klirlug concert at' eight o'clock n f. first t'hrlstlan clmrcli. Pulillc iiinsl I cordially Invited. . J Uiidlea AIM of lliipllsl clnirch Yftll meet ut ono o'clovli iIchhi'II- luncheon and .Mother's day pro t gnini 111 the .churcll inrlin. All - Indies or tlic ihurcli Invited! Mrs. riiiill'ord. .Mrs; Harris,' Mrs. Caskey mid .Mrs. Itleldiim hostesses. J , . Friday, May ? 'Keystone (lull ol' Mi lbodlsl Kids . (iupal chinch alli'inoiin meeling at two o clock at u. i.. li ving iionic J al Wilbur llh Mis: Irving ami .Mrs. Harold .McKay John lion v Losses. , . ., , ' ' v Public Invlii'il to that ullscbool May liny I'ele ut l lnlay Held at . t wo o clock S. "Winston P.-T. A. meeling at S::io nt schoolhoiise. Silver lea. Mrs 5 Archie Wilson and Mrs. .lohn v.4loss 111 charge ot letreshuleuls I and Mrs. Karl Smith In charge or . program. Uiat meeting or. school i your, Saturday, May 8 I C:iliinleii Valley Wonien's club lin-Motllel's day sale ol' cooked i IoihIs. candies and rineia al Povv ? ell's Hardware sloro on Xorlh t .tuksilll stii'Ct. - - May 10 i ',11. P. V. C will iMitcrtaln senior uYadiiiliug glrs ul bainin'l ut the J ijijlinil'i lel. , - ! r May 15 I. Ions club Invliailoual dunce al Itosctuug Country clult. H. E. O. CLUB TO J MEET NEXT TUESDAY 0 f The II. K. II. club will meel at the home or Mrs. 1'. r. tiwen ul IMS Itlee lfiel llevt 'I'llesiluv nil' ? itriiooii. All iiu-mliei's are urged lo wjll) pi-cseiit. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER I PUgPMP W ' 'WW mi if '4 Mm. A. J. Young ' Mrs, A. J.. Voting, witu of Mayor Voting ot ItouebuiK, prusldod over tne joh:s Haagnturs alaiui uoiiveu Hon us grand guardian, ut Urogon la Portland, April 21)-at) and May 1. . Mrs. Voting coinplctus tuduy her your us gruud guurdlaii or Job's XJaughlors ut Oregon. During her worn in the' urgnnrzutliiu shu ,has lustullod eight new hulliels, tliiue ol wlilcn uuu iustiilled during her term us grand guardian. A number or council 'members lllld huthc.1. No. X. members altoiul- ml thu convention In l'ortlnud tills week. Miss Madlyn 3U'arus pro- Hcuted a beaulllui toe .dance loduy durfiig tho presOutulivn 'cf drills oy- tho- various -bciuelBi '.Miss Aiury bllcu liirpy, holoied . nuucji, oj (tdstiburg! Iieliiul. uil'tiltliiit over itlx exeinpdricullou work ' l-'riday. Among llioso attending from Hosebllrg Included' Mrs. Youiil!. l.Vlf.'uiiU M'd.ilt. L Whipili.Mi,'4 fm V. blwM mJs. Hoi I i5(l(lblt MM. It.'C. llurby.'Mudlyn Stc'urns, joyco llruiges, AdHli llarlo liuhl anil Wi'4b,ri Kiitlift'. Mrs.l Wlifp'ploj who l guiirdlun or liosobuig belli- ol. Is gi'iinil second iuoss.eugei; ot uresfut. - .-' . ' - it - i j i Vino. U. D. DUDAK tjel fEMTAcNa; HHtoaE: v.: : cuub ;at- suppew :::::::::: .Mi's,,.P.; 11. Iliibur ontertaliied bur brtdgo club at u lonl, ioveii. HBVoii d'Eiock suiiii'eiriit.'iiiii' iifmiii oii i'lfiiiHt .i, Cass siriiet Wudhosilai"' vivilxlH. 1IU illlllu tiui:ui minus wore 'alii ucivuly,'i . carried um ;In theViMoJilcujif .iiiotll,, I-Welle ijlirgn, b.o.uiiiieLs Jtf trilii'S'iilid,' lliaesi wm,i used ulioul tllu living io.uu. Cover.! were uriuiiued tor Mrs. T.-'ltr Ihiviv it Kuost," Aifj; trnycoi don, Mrs. J. It. Wnaitou. Mrs,"-C, II. Wade, Mrs. Kenuctu t'lillio, Alia. Ivan pickuus, .Mrs. ClH'Sto, .yiorgiiu ami airs. itniii liuiuu. ' ",,'l'!niru'!t '.brlilgei' ivris1 oniiiVed ihu'lUB' the levelling ,'liours lilili Mi'B. vvtturioti vivinulng ihu iinno Mr, high scorli.:7 i. j. . . ,. GUPE STUDENT WINS !" STATE MUSIU HONOH Helen l.oulse Horner, rrosbman (ft'"thu tlllde hlgii. school, won sec ond place in lue senior division oi violin at tho suite music coolest tor lilKh.Hcnoola, wnlch us lieiu ul oresi linivo. .llss lliu-nci-Mviis in competition Willi jmuoi' itiii senior stilutuls ul pultlnnil IH;'ii acuuuis. tsip; lucked ,lwo ikiiiiI.-, s,n , i iu lor 111 si place won Kohell Aiuilil 01 l.lllcolu uigli scllool who is cop- II muster in the t'tirtluud .luilioi- Synuitiooy " oruiiestru. Jetuu-sou hlgii iduecd tmril.' .,'lno seli!ciion tin tins division wiis "Huvoito uy llach.,'". , -, - . MUSIC WEEK PHOORAM TO BE- GIVEN NEXT TUbbUAY EVENING , III olinerviiuc( Nat liiiial .Music Week, n very lllleii'tiltni; program ha., liemi nlTiillKed iiy -1 tm lion, burg ItebcKuh lodije, No. II, mid I'liilelainin toilge. No. n, to ho hem next 'I'llesiliiy niglu ul elgul o'cUii-h HI tne i. il. (). !'. null, in which Hie gi'lleriit pulillc ;luis Iiimmi mosl coi'lllHliy Invlled lo ultellil. It. A. l amuliiy 'will picsclil the lourleell-piece' litiselilllg I iincei-l oiciieslnr; Mrs.V; .Miriiini lliitiurit Will picsenl Hie llo;.elniig I linilil ululi iiiel liussi'll Harris will lm vocal soloist mi Hie interesting program. -,. ENJOYADLE CLUS ' MKETING HELD ON THURSDAY EVENING .Miss llelly Anne Plllllknel' elllel'' lalneil her sewing club 'I'lnii siluy evening at her hnuie In the lllaek upai'lliiellls. The members pre sumed housi'u arming gilts lo Miss Kaulkner. Soiling and visiting wire 1.-11-ioyi-l iiiid Imer Hie hostess seived di'lielmis ii'l'ieslimeuls In Mrs. Henry I'lunidlcr Jr., Mrs, La!i llweh. Mis. Ilavld Hill, Mts violet l!lniiiuiuisl mid Miss Siillv llrown. MRS. FRED HARGIS ENTERTAINS KNITTING CLUB THURSDAY NIGHT .Mis. Kred Hingis enleniiueil her knltliug 1 lull ut her homo on Thursday evening. Those enjoying Hie evening with Mrs Hingis In cluded Mrs, l)(ivlil Hess. Mrs. Jo-si-ph 'Kest, Mrs. Cord n IP nneii. Mrs. P. II' Weliln t Khimaili I'll Us mill .Mis. (i. l. lies. Afler a plviisnnt social evening .Mis, Hiimls served delicious re- liesh incuts. P. N. 0. CLUB HAS tNJOYAULt tvteilNG MEtTlMU I-HIDAY The Past Noble (Irund club was deiigoirtiliy : eiuerunuci py Mrs. Kliiei ijiisenoui K, :iis. Myitie paugh, .itis. ciiie bcauur ami Una. Alice Cui at the lorulcra liuiiiu ill Aloliosu I'liday uyuulUti. . liiimoB Wore. euloveO .ajul 1 lurs. ftpntlgu won the club prUo, iulcr m Lue evulline too Iiiihiiis.,Is siu-fr- ed lot'ely rjircshmouis ul 1 pre'iuly itppoliiled small taolcs. May. ,nar--huis lined vviui wild oi'cliiuh-fore used us luvoia, vvtillo liter lldes l, oro centered with tall' lupcjrt1 idcc- oiuiiii in oicuid. -. ' J i . Covers' were' urraiigod for',: 'Mrs; Cluru Caultiidd, Airs, i.ucilu X')ilig' eniicel, Mrs. hvelyir TUiovur uim. Menu lliilchings, Airs.; Kstuor Harphai'.i, Mrs. Sttslo Jackson, iitrs. J tl Ho Joimaou, -Mrs. Itldylhe i' lor encu Koliey, Miss Ilu l.nul.'iicn Mrs. ' Aiuyiue Pickens, Airs. Aluy rulrlck, Mrs. I,ydla lioudtm.n, Airs. I'-muia 'i'uylor, niumUei-B, and guests, Aim. tlnii Vi'lllluuis, noble grand, and Airs. J,otliso Vouiig, vice-grand, and the hostesses, Mrs. UiiBenbai'k, -Mrs.- Spaugh, ' Mrs. Scnwuiz and Airs. (Joff. Tho noxt meeling will be .May 28 wun AiiB. nvolyn Hoover, Airs, Hath lteose, Mis. Alvla Wethorell and Mrs. Huyiiise Ileach, hostesses. Tho oiitoi'iuiiimont conimlttco will include -Alt's. Udytho Morouco Kul ley, Airs. I.ydla Itoadmun uud Aim. Kuima Taylor. . " " VANISHING LUNCHEON GIVEN AT NICHOLS HOME ON WEDNESDAY I. Among the 'vjeyy enjoyable Vun Ishlug itinchpoirs heucilting ' St. Josepu's embolic Sowing sucluty; Mas u very lovol ono o clock lui ' Kuy iiiiiciiuon given by Mrs. I. 1). iichols ut ijer home in iirockway Wednesday al'tenioon. ... . ; .. . The guests weru seuted at one Ipnrj t iubie ( hcuuai'tiiy- iccmat'.'ti wrtil V biiiniiioi of bridal ' lose,' l(- lacu and cherry blossoms. Airs. CyrlliMclidls and Miss l.lllie' Duv- l)i aBsltjtcd .Miisj Nlciiols lu )Berr- tiojerl ' were- 'ari'iingt'd' 'tbl Air. and, Mrs. , J. Harold Nichols,. .Air. mul(5lra. tllyril .'Nlcljols, "AJrs.; ', tl, lliivnilu.'Alrs.' Pied Tlyron.' AlIsS Morula Ilvrilll. All's Pei'i'nti lliivl,! liiuli ,Sirred 'Poreon.! AllsMTiiriloiliiVit lin, .Slnji'inaii1 AlcUeP, Mrs, Hoy uarnnii, Mrs. 'Vlctoi' wo .vurll U AJC'.ajill.AJilB. l..lJ..NLcbuls.. , - . Hi:: ii: v A TO Z CLUB IS SNTEnTAIelED BY '.rtl':WOXIE afffHp. I'llils.'U. ;li,lIoxlti untoi'Uilu'ed the A to 4 Cillu UL a ''Vol uengllUU. liai'.iy itiUUOUV colling uL n,,, in. -iM'ueuve iioiiie In Liuiieiiy.ouu, iiiir(jc noiitint is ot ills Util'iin.-11'U 'COluriUi tiectiiulive tloiu' lin- too OCCIla.Oll. coillracl oriogu was tile illvers- .10I1.U4.U10 eVullliltf.llUtllS Willi MlaS .uiirie ' i.nuueiinqrg winning . tne prt.u I'oC inhii booi-o anil ' miax Co- oliu - lailiguiiouiK receiving lue coiisolaiioii n-1.e. ' -aiei- in iriu e iron itig .Mrs. Hoxie Bfcrveu oellcloiis' i-eirosiinienis lo -ins. J. II. i-o.ey, .Mrs. u'vnig uou- celio, Airs. p. ii. .iiirgelisou, 'ana. Al. it. Iticiiurds, Mis. c Al. U Ann- ley, Airs. Juss liaiullton, Alia. 11. Aladdox, Miss Helen ' Cilauy, .uiss Hie, urosla, Allss Ann ' biu uoit and Miss Aiurid uud .uiss lu-' iciiu i.uiigcnberg. ' v MRS. T.' G WATSON IS MUoftoS AT UHAItiYlli-IG LUivCrlKON ON WtUNtoOAY The third of a series of very chiiriiuiig upo o'cioi-s -lipichcous mis gum by Aha. T. ii. iiii.,oii at her ullraclivu homo mi lleusoa sucel iveouesday utleruooii. 'l'a nps mid lllixeo spring liowers were lued us a ducurativu mot it lor tne occasion. covers were arruuged for Airs. Will II. tlei relseii, Airs. II. 11. l',ir geler. Airs. W. Al, I'uinpheli, .virs. I'eriy sniiili, Airs. Ii. a. Aiorgini, Airs. P. T. I In iiur. .lira.. II. CnBuy uno AIihs Helen i.'lisey. ' Contiui'l bi'tilge unit visiting were eiljiiyed inning tne pleasant allernooii Hours, 'Cue bridge Piuc nas won by Alias Helen Cusey. PUBLIC INVITED TO CAHNI iAu DANCE TO btv HELD TONIG-if , nun u the larrfe.it. and moat en joyable al't'iiirs open lo t.ie general -ilnlic this seiis.)ii is the l'arni,al Alay-liay daiico to be sponsoreo by tlio'lM'.tii club ot Itoseliurg ut the hi iiiiny timlgiic from nine to twelve o'clock. Iloh llelliwell Is general chair man of tne dance Klin Harold lias kins In ciiuige of the decern (Ions mid Percy Itoblnson and Hoy Iterl lugor conduclliig the ticket sale. llary McLean's elevoil-piece swing baud will rmiilsli the iuus?c for the dunce, which will Include u uuiuo'ni- ot delig.itlul uovellles mill a balloon dance. Noisi milkers mid coinettl will lie fcnnlfheil tho guests lor llie bccnsiou. The ounce will be entirely In roriunl mul Is Ileitis nlilli ii.il.'.l as one or the most deligliKul nffulia ol Hie spring uioniiis. SEWING CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT HIEBLING HOME Mrs. T.ols lilehling ellle: Inlllcd her seivlng eliih nt a delightful pothii kOitm-licnn Thursday, al her home ul Inn.", South Kane spent Covers iere plui't'il for Alts l.ouls Allien. Alls. John '.eom. Mm. lleny Whlte. Ml.s linlll T!uil.'p.'Oil. Vlr ilnla Kivlillir: and I lit- ho 'less. Mrs. I.ms lilc'illug. . C.itues ir.id sewing w-M'e enjoyed liiiiin,-' l''c' pl.asant uflernnon hours. - . ' .. :' American Mother I ' S. fi r MRS. CARL R. GRAY, wife oi Pacific Railroad, mother ol three lorn, grandmother oi five and great gTandmother of one, ! the Ameriten mother of 1937. Mn. Gray w choien by the Golden Rule Foundation becauee oi Iter character, record as mother, public tpeaking ability, health, per sonality end human appeal. She will be charged with the reiponribility ' of voicing the foundation'! meuc on the Golden Rule observance of Mothers' Day, May 9th, TT-l MRS. R.' L WHIPpLfe1 is t HOSTt6S TV oHIUlit; lLUB ON TUtBOAir AFTItrlNUUH Mm. It. L. W'liipple eniortalned her bridge cluu al ,u very coaim- ' vv.n. 'n' luuoneoil ul uer lUomo on Jwtat Dougius sneel TuWini lilieruoo... j 't'nu liuno uusrieniered uy u, hlnnK,bow of bngnJieu tu.lps audi tall llgnied lu poi's , while to ' 1'' !"'' ' uolutiietB ot lilacs, liipanese quliicel? ",1'5,,e"'. f cqnUnnt on tunns mid iiioiieiJliiiiini liowersl i' ? l'u,b'l(i health :inirslng, ;wu'i'9 :uaeil ;upput: tho; ramus, uvirs. n.'S. I'HliCk" iisal!ft6if AlrS." v nibble in Bervliigj., I i .Coveva wero arrangeii l'or Mrs. Ilbiutor iditow, Mrs, u. C. Fiiuiiy, Mm: Vtf. KU-iurris, Airs. h. Q. iicu- O, AUI S, u. v. VVllllllUl iy. 1HI S. Ceoi-ge W liurlon, Aim. r'reu llaiuii' ton, .vtrs. S. J. bhoemuker, Aliu Hi liltica uud Alius Juno whuilou, meiubers, and Airs, ltuy 1 reonian ami airs. 1'rederick J. Purler guesta.i " i. '-';'':'! ; '.'. llie club' mme-' for . thu after noon s . contiiicf: bringe play 'wus won by Airs.'. Winiuuny.. uud tne. gueal pilau was woli by All's, i'or-' ler. . ; ' WALTER LfiAKE AND i ; MISS EMILY OLSON " i ' k MAHRY ON APRIL 30TH '. Ot tiiieresl to their many Hose- Uurg frionds is. the marriage' of Wiliter l,euke, .ot Jtoseblll'g, uuu Alias Kmily ulson, of Vancouver, ri-iMtiy, April iiu, ul Vancouvor, W'lifb. .1- '. The lu'lde is the daughter of .Air. mul Aim. I'Jrtck Olson, or (irriuo. Iduho, mid wus employed ns -ray technician al -St. josepu's Hospital in vullcouvt-r unlit April 15. She recelvcil ,.er hospital trainiiig in Iho Sat:retl Hearl hospital nl Spo kane, v asu., uud received her X rny training al the University ol Dlegou Atedicul scllool In Porlhind. All. I.cukc Is very, well known lu Itoseliurg', linving rormerly been connected with tne tlrm o.i' l-otiue uud Curnee in this city. At pres ent Air. l.euke Is operuting his large raneti near lilxonville. Air, uud Airs. Leake tire rcturn- iiiS to Itoseliurg ibis week-end. to maiio their home. : MRS. FLOYD WILSON IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE ' ' CLUB MONDAY EVENING .Mrs. l-'loyd Wilson wus u most gracious hostess when alio eiiuu- lalned hi,-r .bridge club at a loveiy rte.vell'thlrty o'clock lle.tsorl'Slipper at her hnuie Alontluy evening, llou (pitits or whlio lilacs and red iu llps wero used as a decorative mo t If for the occasion. Covers Here airunged fc; Alls. I.. I.. Wlmberly, .Mrs. J. 11. Hennes sey, Atrs. Clyde l-'nllerlon. .Mis. l.ouis Kullerlon. Airs. J. A. Hall. Mrs. Adrian 1'lsller. Aim. Leslie Cttmicings and the hostess, Airs. Wilson. Contract bridge was tho diver sion of Iho pleasant evening hours with All's. Wisher wililiinj lao prile ror high score. MRS. FRANK COEN IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB - AT LUNOHEON Aim. Frank Coon entertained her hiltlge club at a charlulni. two course luncheon ut. otie-lhirly o'clnek Monday al her homo on South Stephens street. Homiuets ot lid curiunt utid dogwood were nttracttvely used ithout tin- rooms. Covers wero iiri'iiuged tor Airs. I.. A. Coe.'u guest, and -Mrs. t. It. Hess. Alls. Scott W'llllnms. Mrs. Frederick Chapman. Mm. Cordon Hllibs. Mm. Kilwln limit h. Mis. A. Ii. Purr, .Mrs. Krederlek J. Toiler anil Alts. Coell. Coutruct bridge wus enjoyed ilur lug ihe nflerniiun with .Mrs. 111- lams winning Hie prize for bi-jii score. V Mi the retislnz oreiidenl .1 lb. II.:.. NURSES ENTERTAIN ' I , AT LOVELY DINNER PARTY WEDNESDAY The nurses of the :vetorans ad ministration facility entertained district No. U of Oregon State jinrtnhio n'm,a. n cart Mil tliin ' ntirl 8eVe,.n, Ruests llt a chal.m,n 7:30 - ii, ,ii. ,., j ' V," T- Porlhind, Dr. Paul Funkhouser Airs. Helen Anderson,' Mrs. Irving liiegol, Airs, ltoy'o. Young, Airs. B. J. Mot'l'att and' Mrs. Geort'O Me- nod BuCBtaAii'D, a; b.' Cacyv'Mn. J. A. :Fulchei'i' Mlsb Jyndt -MOffntt. airs. Nauru smitu, Airs. K. t-1. Ver rell,1 Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., Mrs. Adolllin Powe, Mm. Juck Kearns, Mi's.' Kllzobeth Cliirlinrt, Jlisg Ber-nice- Hutter,' Alias Sudee Jensen, Miss Olgn Windier. Miss Prances 'Howllti, Alias Edith Weluneyer, Alias Ethel Lloyd, Miss ' Klorine IreeSu, Allss Murjdrle Oorddn, Miss Ulatlys.. Jlalora, l.JVIIas .: -Ci-irlrude Oolail, .Miss Corinno Itotl, Miss Mary 'Itotl,; . Miss Cutheriue; Gauch er; Miss Uelcno Uaker, Allsa Anne McDermott. Allsa - Sophia . Rltter and -Miss Zoe Deiripaey. ;,"'! 't: Following the '.very .enloyiibie dinner hour JIIss VV'ltclien' gaVe. a very Interesting talk , on the-sub ject or .' Tuberculosis.",, ,, . ' '.9 !-; DE MOLAY PUBLIC CARD PAHTY TO BE HELD i. ON NEXT WEDNESDAY" The Uo.Moinya have nhiiounceil a chai'lnlni; benefit curd r.rly for ociiitik 'nt the Alasonli: temple to ' ""'"v',,.,. Ill ""I lloun-K,lL l0 which tne generui puoiic una been uiost cordially invited -to attend. ': T he card ' party will"! begin 'promptly: nt two o'clock and prizes Will bo awarded the high scores. The playors will pivot at their re- spectiye. tables. Mrs. A. A. Wilder and Airs. Hoy 13. Hollows Hie Joint cltnlrmeu or the party nnd Airs. William -Unrnth. Airs. Dnlo Owen, and. Mrs. G W.'Owen nre In charge of thtVcard tuhles with Mrs.- Mel lows In charge of reservutlou ' ot tables. Mrs. Hollows Duty be reach ed by culling (172-H. tPlio refresh inenta tor the party will bo served by Jlra. .Keunelh Qijiino, .Mrs. H. C. Clnirch, Airs. Ii. V.- Jos'so! Airs. W. F. Harris and Aim. C. E. Murks, ''" ' Organ recital and ,; : choral clue) concert is charming affair Ono of the most outstanding mu sical al'i'ulrs or the year was lite organ recital given Iiy Jerry till more. Portland organist, mid tllu Itoseliurg Choral club, under the direction of Airs. .Miriam Hullard. at the Methodist Episcopal church i uesday evening. Mr. Ullinnro played six verv en. Joyahlo orgun .sulectluns ami Mrs. Itallaril presented the Cliutal club in two groups of three each num bers. Mrs. Cfyde Camlcna was ac companist for the Choral club. llie offering taken went to tho organ (unit o( thu chinch. A ra pacity audience onjoyed the do. 1 1 K Infill concert. PATRICIA GLENN HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON AND THEATRE PARTY SATURDAY .Miss Patricia Glenn, daughter ot .Mr. mid Airs. C. IX (llenn. enter tained at a charming 12::tu o'clock luncheon at her home Saturdav. Covers were plated at u benullful ly apisiiuti d table, for -Marilyn Haiplnnn. tun-In llrltton. Ha Aless. Atlmlle Taylor. Lola Wilson. Mury Peterson. ,ols Hills. Annie Shuu- non. Joapne Hume. Florence Hum ilton uud the hostess, Pmrtclu Cleini p - Following the luncheon Hie uesls i njovi'd a theater lnil'tv at Hunt's Indian. MRS. E. S. HALL IS -COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING SHOWER PARTY Mrs. CUU- K. Allen. Mrs. Fred Hamilton and Mrs. Earl Ullrich acted as nosteasus at a cburnilng surprise shower party Thursday afternoon for the Presbyterian Ladles Aid in compliment to Mrs. E. s. Hall, president of the so ciety. Large bouquets of mixed sprlug flowers wero attractively arrang ed about the church parlors. The tea table, lovely with a lace cloth, was centered by a bowl of pastel colored flowers and full ivory, pink una orchid tapers. Madame M. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. W. C. Fsu cette, poured. LoveJy shower gifts' wero pre sented to Mrs. Hall from Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. E. U. Randolph, Mrs. H. H. Hagen, Mrs. Nora Ware, Mrs. George Mcliee, Mrs. Lena Slattery, Mrs. T. B. Vlrdeu, Mrs. Hoy Bellows, Mrs. C. D. Fies, Miss Margaret Clapp, Miss Jeannie Huick, Miss Frances Howell, Mrs. B. S. Nichols, Mrs. It. H. Grlnstead, Mrs.. A. A. Wilder, Mrs. George Kohlliagen, Madame M. J. Shoe maker, Mrs. A.' E. Kent, .Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. C. E. Roberts, Mra. W. c. Faucette, Airs. Clair K. Al len, Mrs., - Fred Hamilton, Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. Fred A. Hurd, Mra. E. L. Knupp, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. J. F. Barker aui) Mra.' Fred erick J. Porter. ; " ' ROSEBURG MEN'S GLEE CLUB ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT 'NEXT THUR6DAY; ' Ono of tile most Interesting mu sical uiiah's of Ino year win ue uu: joyed next Tnursuay evening, when loo itoseDurg .ueu s lileo ciub, un der me uiieciion oi iiuipn Cuurcu, will present us annual spring con cert at eight o'clock In iho First Uurisiiaii cnuicu. airs. Jloinur Crow is accouipauist. i'or Ihe ciuo. 'ilie program Includes: IJedicutiou , Frunz Uisl iu. London Town Mucueli Uose of Trains' (Quartetj uiovor - HalHs . II Alavls !..; .:. ' CraxtoB Sweetheart Song CAlaytiuie)... :. Schubert Sung by Frank Uriibbe III' ; Deep Itiver .'......Burloigh Little Boy UIUe..'...:..Nevin-Trehui ue Lttwdy! What a Lonesome Day - Mac Uuo-Ulakcslee " ' IV - '"'," Organ Solos!...by Jim. Homer Orow ' ' V ' ' ' ' ' Dear Land of Home (Flnlandla) ' l.c Sibelius In the" Garden of 'i'omorrow:.'. '..;'..-.. '...'........-..;.... DePUeu - Page ueutn Hides High.., .-...'........Juiues Tickets tor the concert are now on sale and may be obtained from uny meinber of the gled club. The general public bus been most cor1 dimly invited to attend. ' 1 i DELPHIAN CLUB HAS VERY INTERESTING ' MEETING WEDNESDAY ' j " : A .' very iptorestliig" nioctl'ng 'of the Delphian club wus, hold Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. V! , ' Wlmberly on gionn street. Mrs, Homer Grow , had charge .of the lesson" on. "Interna tiouul' Kelntions" und gave a re view of the year's work and led the discussion of plans Tor, the coming year study. Airs. G. C. Finlay talked on the Olympian games;' ulrs. G. V:' Wlm berly told of Iiiternutjoniil'-llterary a wards'; -Mrs; John E.ltuityan -gave a talk on the efforts being made toward" world peace and Airs. Charles' E. Itoberls, guest speuker for the meeting, gave n splendid talk .-on International relations in seneral. The trrniiii flii"nvnil vnliti tlti'miD-h 4tlio beautiful gardens surrounding tne v nuoeriy Home and at four o'clock tea was served by the hos tess to Alts. CV E. Koberts, Mrs. II. B. Keith und -Miss Juno' Whar ton, guests,. Airs. William Bell, Airs.' Foster" - 'Butner, Mrs. Homer Gttiw. Airs. John E. Hunyun, Mrs. Pefry Smith- and Mra. , W. It. ill-own, members. The next meet ing of the club will be a picnic at the Dr. G. C. Kin lay summer borne on the North Umpquu, the date of which will be announced later. M. O. A. CLUB HAS .' ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON MEETING WEDNESDAY. Airs. E. A. Helmboldt very gra ciously entertained the Al. O. A. club at her home on South Plnu stieet Wednosday a(teruooti. Bou atlcis of coloi'ful spring flowers were attractively arranged about tho rooms. - ,,, Sowing und Visiting were enjoy ed' until four o'clock, when Airs. Helmljuldti assisted by .Mm. C. W. Cook.; served lovely: refreshments. Thosv 'eujoyliig the afternoon with Alrs.'i:lleliuboldl were Mrs. E. 0. Clouke, Airs. Kenneth Clouku, Airs. C. T. Tipton',.. Mrs. C. W. Cook, Airs. jRoy tlboil.: Mis. John Marks, Airs.," Kldon Ogle , and daughter. Barbara. Mrs. L. L. Wlmberly, Airs. Charles Alohr, Airs. John Tra vis, i Jlrs. Cieorge Bickle, Airs. George Powers and Zona W ilshlre. The.next meeling will be .May 12 at thu home of Aim. John .Murks. housewarming given to mr. and mrs. fullerton -on Sunday evening A very delightful housewarinlng party was given to Air. anil Aim. Clyde Fullerion nt their new home on East Oak stieet Sunday eve ning. A lovely girt was presented to Mr. and -Mm. Fiilleitou from .Mr. nnd Aim. I,. 1.. Wiinberly, .Mr. and Airs. Floyd Wilson, All', ami Mrs. Leslie Cununlngs. Alt, and , Mra. J. II. Hennessey. Air. and Airs. Adrian Fisher, Air. und Airs. Louis Fiillerton. Air. and Aim. J. A. Hart, Air. mid Alia. Edwin llootil. Air. aud Aim. Phil Hailb. .Mr. und Mrs. W. II. Carter, Aliss Doris Jackson and Williuin Ala chen. A most enjoyable six o'clock potluck supper wus served, alter winch coutiaet bridge and plu ochle wero played. Airs. Hennessey i Main street with Mrs. W. F Har vtun thu prUe lor bridge uud Clyde! rlli Mrs. John E. tluuiau us ruuurtuu won me piuocuio prize, GEORGE HARGAN MARRIED MISS ADE DRUMM IN HOLLYWOOD, APRIL 10th A wedding of much interest here is that of George Hargan, son o( Mr. and Mra. Max McGruil. o( Koseburg, and Miss Ade Drumm daughter of Mr. aud Mra. Roy Mil ler, of Hollywood, Calif., which took place in the beautiful gardens of the Blessed Sacrament church in Hollywood, April 10. The bride, charming In a white satin gown with finger tip veil lusliloned by a halo cap of tulle, carried a shower bouquet of rose.i. She was attended by her sister, Miss Marion Sheldon, who wore loso-slipper satin, and four brides maids gowned in pastel pink and peach crepe frocks. The brides maids carried Colonial shower bou quels. George Blackwbite acted as best man to the bridegroom, while four of his closest friends were ushers. The bride was given in marriuge by her father. The bride's mother was gowned in a shell pink taffeta and tho bridegroom's mother wore a gown of thistle crepe. Immediately . following the Im pressive service a wedding recep tion was held at the "Alvarado" in Los Angeles. One huudred guests were present, 1 ihe Dt-ldegroom is' manager of 'The Satyr Book Siion" iu Holly wood. He formerly attended scllool ill Myrtle Creek. His uarents. Air. and Mrs. Mux McOrnll lire rest dents of Hosopurg and are at pres ent visiting, their two daughters, mis. mho iBiuoos. uud Mrs. Hoy Branson, in Hollywood. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Hargan are at home to their friends nt 1755 North Vine street iu Hollywood. A number of interesting affairs wore given In honor of tne bride prior to her marriage to Air. Har gan. The wedding date of April iu was announced ct a charming party given by her parents. Mr. und Airs.. Hoy Miller. An informal dinner was seived at their home in Hollywood to Aliss Drumm, guest oi uonor, Mr. Hargan, Mr. and Airs. Max JIcGrail, Airs. Mae Crow. Margaret Crow and Mr. .and Mrs. Mlller. The color scheme for the attalr was beautifully curried out iu pink and white. . uiss Margaret Crow, cousin of the bride, entertained at a lingerie shower Hi honor of the bride-elect, ut her home on Lake street in Los Angeles. Airs. Mae Crow assisted her daughter iu serving and re ceiving.' The guests Included Miss Drumm, guest of honor, Mrs. 'Max McGrall, 'diss Lynwood Dunn, Mrs. Edward Hoach, Mrs. Kov -Miller. Airs. An. thony Martin, Mrs. Daphaliii Btubua, mis. uaureiia uronson, Mrs. Lowmo Herring, Mrs. Parmedie Bishop, MrS. OilVe McGuil-R. ' All- Mnrv Miller; Airs. Edwurd Stover, Miss Aiarion sneldon, 1 Miss Margaret Dawin ' Miss Lillian ' Lane, Aliss Claire ; Hoach' 'uud Miss Helen aioveiv ' - - . i . . . v . Attractive corsages of pink sweet peas graced. 'each coVer. - Utufrosh- inents were served' following' thu presentation- of the ' lovely gilts ; to lllW QUCOl Ul tlUHOl."" ; ' ' HOME ECONOMICS ''" ''' EXTtNSION CALENDAR ' tOfl MAY' ANNOUNCfcO ' ; I Aliss Jessie E. -Pulmitcr,: county uuiiie utituuiisiratiun iuuuni, nuances lue uates lor the uecutltl ol a seites oi ueiuouuiratious oa -''Ail propriate ureas.' I'nese meeting win ue. on "line ns appneu 10 tc tiitn.viuuui. custuniu" aim win ilius- nine toe etieel of various iiuca nuea, uetls, peplutos, sairt jeiig,us, nut Hues, -eiu.,';oii -lue- uflort aiolli ijpe, i.ie tun, sluui; ine tun, umi bitort, torn; uuu 1110 uverage ligure. aiaiuriais oi tiiitoreiii uesigns uuu textures will ue snown to illustrate wnat lypu of individuals can wear snipes, piuius, prims, etc lue following meetings will be ueiu and any ono is welcome come to eacn meeting. Aiuy 5, boutn Deer Creek, 10: SO, grange nun vegotuule cooaory I. Jlay 5, DaMs Creek, iu-.ao, grange liutl. -May a, idddlo, 10:30, vegetable cookery -nay II, Rlversdnlc, .10:30, grange nun coior appneu lo llldltiuiiai . Alny 12, Glide, 10:30. Aiuy 13, Evergreen, 10:30, grango uttn. uuy 14, Kellogg, 10:30, food preservation, . ' LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB SPEND THURSDAY AT CLUB HOUSE The ladles ot the Itoseburg Country club met nt the clubhouse for a very enjoyuble 13:30 o'clock potiticK luncheon Thursday. Cov ers were placed for Mrs. J. F. DII lard, cuptuln, Aim. J. Al. Judd, Mm. lv D. Lytlo, Mrs. W. AlcEuchern, mis. n. a. Simmons, Aliss -Helen Cusey, Mrs. Broadway, Airs. J. E. Alurks, Aim. W. E. Utt, Airs. II. D. Bridges nnd Airs. Kenneth Quino. The winter bridge tournament closed at this meeting. Airs. v. Oit bus been acting as chulrman of tho winter toni-minioni ,,.i prizes will be unnoilnced nnd award- eu ai tne next luncheon meeting of Iho Indies to be held Aiuy 6 nt the clubhouse. The prize lor Iho aft ernoon's contract bridge play was won by .Mrs. Ii. D. Bridges. Noxt Thursday the ladies will play golf at ten in the morning. A 13:30 politick luncheon win be sorved and nt two n'rinek th ....... mer bridge tournament wlil be gin, .urs. ll. it. Stauleton nu.l Airs. A. A. Wilder are iuliil rli.ttr. men of the summer tmimnmi.ni and are being assisted Iiy Airs. J. . ...inn', irn. i. u. nude und .hi . i. i . i nnrton. The golf tOlirnilllienl pnnlnnn i iiiiiiuen, Airs. j. At. Judd and Mrs. R. u Bridges, will make their iiuniiiiiceiiieiiis at tho meeting next Thursday. PAST MATRONS CLUB TO MEET NEXT MONDAY All members of Ihe Past Matrons club have been most cordially In vited lo enjoy a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper uext Alunday evening at the W. F, Harris l.. . J. n 'jnnii Hostesses. APRIL FROLIC IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF MONDAY EVENING j The annual April Frolic of, the UUSlllCSS aim uiraowuui en's club was a very delightful affair of .Monday evening at i the. Itlversdale grange ball. The ladles of the grange served a delicious dinner to the members and their Invited guests. The deco rations for the occasion were huge baskets of purple and white lilacs, Iris, tulips and Bpirea. The com mittee lu charge of the afrair in cluded Mrs. Slory Hob, Aliss Lucy Plnkorton. Miss Dorothy Norton, Miss Nelma Baylor and Miss Es ther Bevau. A delicious seven o'clock din ner was served, followed by the program, including; Duet, "My Irene," by Miss Alice Ueland and Miss Helen Casey. Beading, "Between Two Loves," by .Miss Amanda Anderson. Solo, "Schools of the Old Days," by Miss Helen Casey. Soug review, "Seven Ages of Song.", Forty years ago, : "Good Old Summer Time," by Amanda, Anderson uud Nelmti Suylor. Thirty-five. , years ago, "Merry Oldsmobllo," Alice Ueland and .Margaret Oderkirk. Thirty years ago, "Beautiful Lady," by Helen Mugei'8.. Twenty-five years ago, "Alexand ers Hag Time, uanu, uy ruennu Suylor. Twenty years ago, "The Hose of No Aluu's Land," by Ethel Guile. Tell years tigo, "Ves, Sir, That's Aly Baby, " by neima nuyior. Present day, "Beautiful Lady in Blue," by Miirguret Oderkirk. Dancing wus enjoyed during tho remainder of tho evening hours. Those enjoying the aHair Included Air. uhd Mra. Thomus Parkinson, ftev. and Mrs. Perry Smith, Mr. and Airs. E. A. Post, Mr. and Mra. Story lies, Mr. and Mrs. C. IV. SlniHger, Mr. nnd Airs. j. m. Judd, Air. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, Jr., -Mr. and Airs. W. E. Ott, Mr. and Airs. E. R. Kenny, Mr. and Airs. C. E. Marks, Air. and Airs, n. A. Calhoun. Air. and Mrs. W. O. Patterson. .Mr. and Airs. J. Harold Nichols; -Mr.' IrVIn Brunn," ;Mrs. Geraldlne Sheehy, ,Airs. c. ri". fv ton, 'Mrs. C. W. Cook, '-Mrs. Eldon Ogle, .Mrs. E. A. HeimbqldU -Mrs. W. D. Love, Mrs. Alma Harness, Mrs. L. L. Spencer, Mrs. William Bell, Airs, Edyth Ollmqur, Miss Ha Laubach. Miss Dolma Globe, Alias Lucy Plnkorton, Miss Ethel Guile, (Contniued on page: 3.) . American ! Legtori Auxiliary Activities By" Airs. Walter S. -"Either . Aiuy .2$. and 29 . have been set aside lis 1937 "Poppy days" by the American ; Legion ' auxiliary of Oregon. Mra,, Harry HMfield, Ump qua unit president! -liajs unpointed Airs. Frnnk Stui'fuhsonij as general chuirinun of the Poppy sale this year. -Airs'.' Stitffanson is. litiing us slated in Itoseburg bj' Mrs James Young, Mrs. :L.L. WlinherJb', Airs. Irving Itelgul; 'Airs. GebrgeiOaskey, Air's. 'Edward ttlnes, Airs.. IJarl Ull rich, Airs., Thomas Purkinson and Airs. Waltor S.- Flalier. Chatrmon for outstdo districts will t be an nounced lator. The selection ot .lrs. Stafl'nnson us general chair man Is a' huppy choice. ;Several yeiira ago under her able'' leader ship one of the most': successful sales Hi' years was attained in spite of the depression. , In connection with the Poppy sale It will be recalled that In the spring of 1919, amidst , complete devastation, tho popples bloomed in abundance on the battlefields of Franco. Significantly, the Amer ican Legion was the first nation al organization to adopt the poppy us Us memorial flower. The Amer ican Legion auxiliary adopted the poppy as lis meuiemoriul flower ul Its organizing convention in Kansas City in 1921. At that time the auxiliary pledged the profits from the poppy sales 100 per cent lo welitiru relief for service men and women and thok families, thus luiiiiung llie trjtc moaning of the poppy us Its memorial flower which la being kept with all who' died, through service to the living. The memorial popples to be sold by the America! Legion auxiliarv or Oregon are nindo by disabled veterans with little or no compen sation, at the veterans' facilities at Portland and Hoseburg. One inoucanu one hundred and fifty dollars Was paid these patients nisi year lor popples, which were iniitio under the Bunerv s on of hospital chairmen of Portland and Hoseburg. Airs: Irving Relgul Is" de partment chairman of the Hose burg facility. For -ninny tho work Is slow mid tedious ns trembling unguis snape each petn . w iia" each stem, plnco tho stmneii and assemble tho poppy Employment lu thu mailing ol' the little red paper popplea has meant much In renewed couruuo and compensa tion to discouraged, sick men impqun unit is cooperating in poppy sales tills your, according to the usual custom In Hoseburg, witli the Veterans of Foreign Wars, many, of whom aro also 1-etHnn. naires Aim. Paul Dempsey Is gen eral chairman of tho V, F. W. sales. A poignant note In connection with the poppy sale is caught iu tho following words: nils poppy red Commemorates The blood thev shod On l'landcr's field; Who met their fates Heroically; You and their mates Al home to sbteld. Stoically The wounded He; Stoically, And bravely still . Too brave to die, Too weak lo live t This flower you buy In memory will Help its to give Rome happiness To those who live Near to distress. George Louis Chuuipie, Hoseburg, Ore.