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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1937. TTO'JT White For the man who wants a godc! shoe with style right up to the minute and lasting quality try a pair of Friendly Fives. SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AZA1.KA, Juno 8. Mrs. Henry fJiiedecko wan IiohIohh ThurBtluy af ternoon wlmn film tmLnrUiined the Sunshine; club and u Cow gnosis. The rooms wftre Kiiily decorated with bPautlful bouquets of ihoilo (h'lidi-ous. At'tor a short bnsinnss mofitlng a lovely lunch was sorved. Gueftls voro Mrs. Andy Lonpov and Mrs. Norman (Ilassfioek, both of Glen chile. Club members were May )amnwoocl. Mis. J(m Pickett, Mrs. Frank Tripp, Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrs. U'arren llazen, Mrs. Esther Ilaxi'n, Mrs. John Jantzer, Mrs. 11. C. Johns, Mrs. Henry Smith, and the hostess, Mrs. (Jaedecke. The next meeting will he with Mrs. Vsm-en Hn.en, June 17. Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. PRETTY WHEREVER SHE WEARS IT PATTERN 4360 Looks sweet enough to eat, doesn't she this cute little girl who's all dressed tip for summer in her fetching new Anne Adams frock ! Miss Mary-Jane doesn't know whether she likes her frilly sleeves best, or whether she's fondest of the three jaunty hows that decorate the front of her simple bodice! But we know that there's eye-catching charm in the witchery of the becoming square neckline, and chic In the front and hack panels that are caught in so effectively by a demure lie stish! Mother says that Pattern 4Kfl is the easiest frock to make, and Ideal in daintv dotted swiss, eyelet batiste, or dimity. Pattern 43tiO is available In chil dren's sizes 2, 4. G. S, and 10. Size 4 takes 21 yards 3t inch fabric, and f-8 yard of ribbon for bows. Illusl rated step-by-step sewing in struct ions included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In cuius or stamps (coins preferred) fnr this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD DRESS and STYLE NUMBER, Welcome the new ANNE AD AMS PATTERN7 BOOK as a guide to summer chic! It's brimming with flattering, eosv-tn-sew styles slimming models the matron will love, eve-nnneallng snorts, after noon nnd dress-up frocks for every nge tots, juniors nnd 'teens in cluded. Profit by timely hints on summer fabrics, on accessories. nnd how to keen "flower ffh Send fn- YOT'R COPY now! BOOK P1PTPFV CEVTP. PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. TWFNTY- FIVE CENTS FOR BOTH WHEN ORDERED TOGETHER. Send your order lo New-Review Pattern Department, nosenurg, 4360 hJw Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER INDUSTRIAL CLUB HAS FINE MEETING SUTHERMN, June 7 The Pair Oaks ImliintrlRl club" met at the I'onio of Mrs. Ttovul Abeene with Mrs. Juke Francis joint hostess. The tables and rooms were taste fully oderornted w,tn flowers and the usual pot luck, luncheon was served about one o'clock. The regular business meeting, conduct ed by Mrs. Arthur Smith, presi dent, was followed by a shower party honoring Mrs. Harry Nor ton. Many lovely (rifts were pre sen ted to her. Plans were made for a nlrnic for the club members niut their families to he held at (he clubhouse at Fair Oaks on Thursday, Julv Igth, In the even ing. Thifi will take the place of the regular meeting! A new mem ber, Mrs. W. 13. Currier, was taken into the club. Those present were Mrs. Harrv Xorlon. guest of honor, Mrs. Frank Norton and Mrs. Edmund Polan of Hosebure, Mrs. C. K. Flory. Mrs. O. W. Mihun. Mrs. Minnie Davidson, Mrs. W. E. Currier, Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs. Nooh Rose. Mrs. A. G. Webber, Mrs. Morrell Weber, Mrs. A. Steuer. Mrs. Jake Miller, Mrs. Durwanl Rose. Mrs. Jack Culver Jr.. Mrs. Dick Valen tine, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Ar thur Austin, Mrs. Harry Cheno weth. Miss Ulllan Mmlhe. .Miss Frances und Miss Stella iJirsen and the hostesses. MRS. CROCKETT IS HOSTESS TO AID ' CANVONVIU.E. June 8. Mrs. Louis Crockett entertained the M. E. Ladles Aid at her home south of Cauyonville. Thursday afternoon, June 3. The devotion al part of the meeting centered around the text of scripture "Creaie in mo a clean heart. O God, and renew a right spirit with in me." A part of Psalms fil was read. Mrs. Ravmond Paulson gave a reading which was enjoyed hv all. The ladies were busy with needlework, preparing articles for the bazaar which will he held in December. A potluck lunch was served. Those enjoying the hos pitality of Mrs. Crockett were Mrs. Helen Casnll. Mrs. Barbara Hon klns, Mrs. Mann. Mrs. Mosier and little daughter. Nora Jnne, a vis itor from California, Mrs. Lot it in Hosford, Mrs. Ruth You UK. Mrs. Violet Paulson and little daughter. Barbara. Mrs. Ruth McGeo and Mr. Harriet Pardee. Mrs. Helen CasntI will entertain the Aid nt her home north of Canyon ville. at (he next meeting. Thursday. Juno 17. An invitation is extended to all. s A SILVER TEA TO BE GIVENj THURSDAY.. YONCALLA. June S. Kr. Hi ther Dan snort v, Mrs. Edward Kel so and Mrs. George Kilos will en tertain nt a silver tea for the ladies aid soe'ety of the M. E. church Titiirsdny afternoon at the Edes home just south of tovn, to which Jill are Invited. This will be the last tea of the season. POET'S CORNER CABIN ON THE CLIFF G. M. LEE PER Do you know whore I'm going today? Well, I'm going to o place Where the driving winds Across the cliff Blow salt in my face. There will be lots or room across The wide open sea; There will be room In the ocean for waves. And room on the cliff for mo. There will he a cabin On the cliff With the smoko Rolling high. And sails woy out yonder Against the sunset sky. There will bo A crow's nest In a nearby tree Where I can watch The storm tossed angry sea. Where I can watch The sunrise And dream all day. And wonder why ships That come in the morning Are always sailing away. Why can't they anchor. Out there And lower their soils From the towering mast And jst pretend That thev have reached Their haven at last. For If they sail away To other seas And treasures to find. They will nerhaps learn When too late Tbev have already , Left them behind. Sn for myself. Now that I have found This lovely spot. I think I will renin In And dwell In nnrodlse The world has forgot. For shin Hint sail The endless sea There's n harbor For Ibem complete, And for folks like n When weorv of life Tttnro's n cabin Wbem the sen And the sunshine meet. Torn'fl n '"'bin On the cHff And n crow's pest In Iho tree. rnbin on the cliff Fir folks like you And a rnhin For someone like me, MISS MILLER HONORED AT CHARMING PARTY OAKLAND, June 8. Miss Mary Whiteluw and Miss Prances Mc Kennou were charming host esses Monday afternoon ut the A. B. Grub be home in honor of MUs Marjorle Miller, who will become the bride of Paul Smith in Au gust. . A program was presented con taining the following entertain ment: "I Love You Truly." "Be cause," vocal solos by Miss Eleanor Fessemer, accompanied by Miss Mary Whitelaw; a mock wedding wns presented by a group of children, Murianna link ansou, Betty Sparks, Ralph Ilak anson and Fiho Trumbe. Miss Grubhe, Miss Fessciner and Mrs. Butze served strawberry shortcake and coffee to the fol lowing guests: Mrs. George Fall, Mrs. Vein Holgate, Mrs. J. T. Bridges, Mrs. L. D. Pinkston, Mrs. Edward Hawkins, Mrs. A. F. Suur, Mrs. Clifton Saar, Mrs. Charles Waer, Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. Hiram Powell. Mrs. Ervin Rice. Mrs. Perry Thiele, Mrs. L. V. Smith. Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mrs, J. H. Miller, Mrs. John Hnkauson, Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mrs. E. L. Settle, Mrs. E. E. Lens, Mrs. B. C. Leas. Mrs. R. F. Easley. Mrs. Frank Snarks, Mrs. C. H. Medley, Mrs. J. D. Jones, Mrs. P. Fortln. Mrs. Robert Savage, Mrs. J. H. Deardorff. Mrs. III. E. Mahoney, Mrs. B. F. Burnett, Mrs. Edwin Stearns, Mrs. H. C. Underwood, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. E. G. Young, Mrs. C. L. Cbenoweh, Mrs. B. P. DeVore, Mrs. Wendell Trultt, Mrs. P. B. Harrison. Mrs. A. L. Mallerv. Mrs. H. C. Steams, Mrs. Emily Voting, Mrs. A. E, Carl son. Mrs. William Manning, Mrs. L. F. Stearns. Mrs. A. B. Grubbo. Mrs. Walter Manning. Mrs. H. O. Worthn. Mrs. Evelyn Fredrick son. Mrs. Vol ma Herman. Mrs. A. D. Ifmvn. Mrs. Roy Miller. Mrs. Frank Pelzel. Mrs. Fred TJewett, Mrs. Kennel h Copeiand. .Mrs. R. M. Adams, Mrs. L. V. Tlomie. Mrs. W. O. Werner. Mrs. B"d Conelnnd. Mrs. R. Tmilt. Mrs. Robert Pow ell. Mrs. E. P.titze. Miss Alpha belle Orubhp. Miss Eleanor Weo mer. Miss Margaret Klncnid, Miss Pauline Petel. Miss Leota .Tone Miss Anne Bovingdon. Miss Ruth Chenoweth. Miss Wanda Copelond and Miss Lois McNabb. FAREWELL RECEPTION HELD AT SCHOOLHOUSE CAMAS VALLEY, Jnno 7. A farewell reception sponsored hv the Parent-Tenchers club vas held at the schoolbouse last Wednes day evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen and Miss Bertha Lary, who are leaving here as soon as school closes.. Mr. Allen will teach at Sutberlin next year and Miss Lary at Hedmond. - A nicelv arranged program of music and reodings in charge of Mrs. Crouch, was presented, after which gifts from the community ladies were presented to the Al len's and Miss Lary by Mrs. Ethel Brown. A social hour was enjoyed hv the older people while the chil dren played Tames. Refreshments were served In the basemeni. - MKa. C. H. WtCKHAM ENTERTAINS CLUB' Mrs. C. H. Wtckhrrn ;ntertiined her Comme Vous PlaPe club at her home last Tuesday after.icon. Sew-in-'' an.! vi-iifn" were etijoved by "M'-s. A. K. Wlckhom. of Snokane fwlm is n sistnr-n-lnw or Mrs. c. H. WIcdthnmL Mrs. Hit"" Whlnnlo, "iier.tx and Mrs. Harrv F. Hnmoht. Mrs. O. I. ,Tobn.;on. Mrs. F. C. Freer. ?Tr. J. F. Bvrd. Mrs. E. 'I'. Bioom, Mrs. Earl Docker, I'rs. C. FAVORITE RECIPES fPrnnrlfnst tv the Wnmnn' Ft .),.!, rion rf "ton t nf KRN'R nn1 nnhHohftrt in th TlAnwln ennntv 'Otk hnnk. comme" font "" paaIt hnnlr mnv hn niirrlinuprt nt th -Rrvlew office nt BO cent PRIZP WINNER WWITP AND CHOCOLATE CAKE (2 Cakes) MRS. E. R. FENN. Roneburg. WbitP enke: cun butter or other -'iorening. 2 cun tmer. 1 cun milk. 3 runs flour. 3 t. bnklnn DO'fler. 1 t flooring. 7 ecc whites Cream thoroughly bnlter and sugar. Sift flour and baking now- lor tbren t'me and odd alternate ly v'tb mk, to creamed mixture: ndd flavoring and fold In well henten ogtr whites. Bnko In lavors In modornte oven. Use nnv good lc ntr. Coke may be colored with fr'U coloring if desired. Chocolate enke I modo the nme n white enko, using eT yo'ks In nlace of whites and adding 2 or 3 T. grated chocolate or cocoa. I really think this ,is a tpfd rncine ns bos lieen mv stnndbv for about 35 vnnrs. I mnr'n my o.wn and mv daughter's wddln" cakeB bv It nnd monv blrthdnv cakes In eluding mv granddnucbter's U nl- so tork first "ri'" ft a fair tho only time T entered it. WHITE CAKE MRS. PELMNE STRADER Pnoluirf. Ore. MRS OFORCE TALEY Rnncburg. Ore. Crenm well: H cun "nrtenlng 1 cm sifted miMr 1 tofinnr.n vanilla Sfft toffetber: rti f'fted rnB'rv flour 1 f. bn'f'ng powder f. nit Add nlternetv (n creamed mlx- tur along with: cun sweet milk Fnid In: 3 effg white. "Hffly henten. Bake 'ytwo greased n-'n. layer pann at 375" for 20 minutes. SIDE GLANCES' "! w T 'MM "Girls, this is Tommy. He nets shy, but you mnemher muling all those letters lie wrote me' P. Snoddv and tho hostess. ! At the tea hour Mrs. Wlckhnm served lovoly refreshments. The club will meet next Tuesday, June 15, at 2:30 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. O. L. Johnson on East Doug las ctreet. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED AT OAKLAND OAKLAND, June 8. The Oak land h'-.'h school atuiiiui associa tion was reorganized at the Oak I' nd bi.sli school gymnasium Thursday night following the com mencement activities. T'iree mem bers of the first graduating group the clas of 1912. were present: Mrs, RuisKn Brldtres (nee Ruth Powell), Miss Katherlno Dcarliug and Edwin O. Young. Officers elected were Iuloris Mc Curdv, president; Mrs. Leo Sparks, secretary; Mrs. Frank Holjrate. treasurer. Invitations were ex tended to the alumni to be pres ent at tho freshman initiations. A enmmiUeo consisting of John Hakonson. Rut! Leonavd, Edwin Young and Esther Copt. laud, was unpointed lo draw up a constitu tion and by-laws and arrange for a picnic. The nlur. nl were all Invited th lie present at , the ne-rt yeartt Achievement div. The classes trt be h.niired will bo the class of 1!)12, 1913, 1922 and 1932. m m m WILLING WORKERS HAVE ENJOYABLE MEETING SCOTTS VALLEY, June 7. Mrs. Tom Wallace, assisted by Mrs. Lee Cooley entertained the Willing Workers club at the com munity hall Wednesday afternoon. The quilt was finished nnd plans were made for a urogram to he plven in the near future at which time the quilt will be given nwav. A shower of little gifts wos sent to Mrs. Rny Potter. The next meeting will be wllh Mrs. Llovd Wise nt her home, June 16. Dainty refreshments were aervel by the hostesses to Mrs. Ethel Johnston, Mrs. Mlnar Apnlogate. Mrs. Emma .Tnckson. Mrs. Edma Jackson. Mrs. Ernest Vroinon. Mrs. Tstor Wells, Mrs. Henry Wells. Mrs. Harold Tiirnin. Mrs. Rnv Gore, Mrs. Thos. Watson. Mrs. Ray Tumin. Miss Beubih Appleeate. Mrs. Joel Jack son. Mrs. Grant Anplegote, Mrs. Clnudo Rltchey and Mrs. Mabel Poole. m COUNTRY CI UP DANCING PARTY TO BE FRIDAY All memhftrs .of the Rosehure Country club and their Invited "nests have been mol cord tall v Invited to enlov a chnrmlng danc ing pnrlv tt the clubhouse nt 9:30 orlock Friday evening. Mrs. J. M. .Tudd, Mrs. Frank Coen and Mrs. H. C. Wells are In chnree of the affair and are being nssisted hv Mrs. Phil Harlh. Mrs E. McCllnlock. Mrs. Kenneih Quine. Mrs. W. E. Ott and Mrs. E. G. Kohlhngen. m MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO ! MEET THURSDAY AT FIES HOME IN LAURELWOOD The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will meet at 2:30 o'clock Thursdoy afternoon nt the C. D. Mes home In Iaurelwood with Mrs. Fies nnd Mrs. Barton IlelH- well as joint hostesses. Mrs. Earl Ullrich, president, will conduct the business meeiinn. Mrs. Fred Fisher will hnve charge nf the devotions and Mrs. Ira Ran kin will buvp the afternoon's topic. All members are urged to be pres ent. BAPTIST LADIES AID TO MEET THURSDAY The Baptist I-adles Aid society will meet at a one o'clock dessert- lunchfon Thursday in the church parlors and all ladles nf the church are most cordially invited Mrs. Ella Harris, president, will ronduct the regular business meet ing and the Guild girls will pre sent a program. W. B. A. POTLUCK SUPPER TO BE HELD THURSDAY NIGHT The Woman's Benefit associa tion will entertain their husbands, fnmllles nnd invited guests at n 6:30 o'clock potluck supper Thurs day evening at the Maccahee ball. A short business session will fol low the supper, after which n so ciul will be enjoyed. By George Clark 4-t C0rR.1lYNtAWICt,IWC COURTESY TOURNAMENT TO BE ENJOYED BY LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB The ludies of the Roseburg Country club have been Invited to enjoy a very delightful courtesy handicap tournament to be spon sored by Mr. Junor of the club, ihursday morning at the club course. The players will tee off at 8:43 o'clock. Prizes will be awarded. Potluck luncheon will be served at noon and cnntrucl bridge will be In play during the afternoon. Mrs. J. F. DUIard, captain, will preside at the business session. SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Noiihslde Sunshine club will meet Thursday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Glenn Cox. All members are most cordially Invit ed to be present. GEORGE STARMER AUXILIARY TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT George Stnrmer auxiliary will meet ut eight o clock Thursday evening nt the armory. All mem bers are urged to be present. GEORGIA VOTFS Ofj DRY LAW REPEAL ATLANTA, Juno 8. (AP) Georgians voted today on -2iJ. con stitutional amendments and repeal nt tue stale s . 22-yuar old prohibi tion la.v, closing an off-year politl cal buttle between Governor E. D, Rivers and former Governor Eu gene Taimudge. Tallinn go erged defeat -of the 'new dear amendments nnd re tentlon of the prohibition law. Riv ers sir, m pod the slate on behalf of the amendments, vital to his Roosevelllan program in Georgia, l.ul rui. dancd aloof from the repeal oiK'stlou. Georgia's dry law wax upheld In 1935 by a majority of about 200 votes. Leading the list of amendments on the ballot were two on which depended tmnediate uclion on Governor Rivers' social security program. They would give the state and counties power to levy tuxes for paying old age pensions. AMELIA FLIES TO EASIER TAKEOFF SPOT DAKAR, French Senegal, June 8. (A P) Amelia Earliart flew bore tot:ay from St. Louis, capital of Senegal, for an easier takeoff on the next leg of her flight around the world. Aviators hero said Miss Ear- hart's time of 13 hours and 22 in i miles for the LlMJO miles from Natal, Ht'iiJl, to HuiiiL LouU, Sene gal, where she landed yeslerday, apparently was a record for the eastward South Atlantic crossing, Ti:e westward mark of 12 hours and 5 minutes i:iso Is held by a woman, Muryso Bastte. Miss E.ihHtt flew through rain must of the way across the ocoun, she said. The visibility at night fall was hud and her wlrelesH worked poorly. The Amerlcnn filer, ! after, her arrival he.e from th., Sene-'ak-se crpituf. U.ld up her plane for re pairs. She said it would be tomor row or Thursday before she could lion off ucross Africa. 8ho planum' to follow the Brit tsh route to Khartoum, In the Anglo-Egyptian Hudau, lo avoid f'y.ug au'OHB the hah.'i:a, SALVATION ARMY REVIVALS PLANNED Brigadier Francis Howell, re ported to be a forceful speaker, will conduct a to-day revival cam paign at the Salvation Army hall 409 W. Cass Btreet, starting Wed nesday eve'ilng. June If. The officer of the local corps cxiemis nn invi tttlon to the general public to at tend. To plant the American flag li flowers, use red foliaged coleus, dusty mllli-r, and ageratum for the colors red, white and blue, re 'spectlvely. Local News Leaves on Business Lloyd Gil Ham, of this city, left Inst night u" port land on business. M. 6. A. Club to Meet The M. O. A. club will meet Wednesday af ternoon nt tho home of Mrs. Charles Moir, Go to Portland Mr. atid Mr. George ConUey left yeHterday for Portland to spend a couple of weeks attending lo business and islting. Miss DeLapp Home Miss Kath- ryn lcljopn, student nt Oregon State college, has returned here to spend the summer with her pa rents, Dr. and Mrs. S. L. DeUipp. Ralph Ohman Home Ralph Oil man, student at Unive rsity of Ore gen, has returned to Roseburg to pend the summer with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Ohtuuu. Evergreen Granae H. E. Club to Meet The Evergreen grange hom Economics club will hold an all-day meeting Thursday und potluck luncheon nt the home of Mrs. John lender. Cars Collide Cars driven bv Mgar H. King and William A. Kurcher of Roseburg suffered minor damage this morning in a olllslon at Oak and Rose streets. No one was Injured. New Idea Club to Meet The New Idea club will meet at n one o'clock luncheon nt the V. II. Buck ingham home Wednesday, with Mrs. Buckingham and Mrs. P. II. Appelhoff as joint 1iu8Uhhuk. Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs. K. Wlckhnm have left for their home In Spokane, Wash., after visiting here with their slstc--in- law. Mrs. C. II. Wickham, en route home from a trip to California. Leaves For Corvallls .' Betty Anno Mlchnels. of Cnnfonvlllc. who recently won a 1-1 club schol arship to the club summer school at OreRon Slate colloire. left vcb- te:dny for Corvallls to begin her stu-lies. Visits at Post Mrs. Dolnh Stu art, employee at tho local J. C. enney store, spent the week-end ut Hie Veterans Facility )ost as no guest of Mrs. 11. K. Faxon, nr. Kuxon and son. Charles left Salur- day for the east lo bring back a new cur and to viBit relatives. . Picnic Wednesday -The Catho lic Ladles . Sewlti;: bocletv . mein- bins lime boon mkIiciI to. bring a covered dish und enjoy (he annual picnic to bo held Wednesday, ut 12 o'clock at the Cyril Nichols homo at llrockwny. Those desiring trans portation have been asked to. meet nt the perish hall not later than 11:30 o'clock. Potluck Luncheon Tliti Melhri- dlst Episcopal la.llos aid has chang ed Its .rqgi'.Kr mootl"jf . ditto to a oin o ctocit potntcit lunciieou, . to ue ueiii wcuucstiuy in tnu cnurcii parlors. Election of officei-B will follow tho potluck luncheon. Those attending have -liee-i asked to bring n covered dish lo the lunch eon. Here From Ohlo Mr. nnd Mrs. Unburn P. Kersey, of Columbus, Ohio, have nrrlved In Roseburg lo visit the former s mother, Mrs. II. E. John, a part of tho summer months. Mr. Kersey Is n nephew of Mrs. W. D. Strango of this city. ai one lime ho was employed in the rormor Kldd grocery store In lloseiiurg. Loaves For Portland Mrs. Pied A. knight left today on tho Shus ta for Portland to attend tho Itose resliviil and spend a week with ncr son and dau.!bter-in-'.av. Attor ney nnd Mrs. William W. Knight. t-;n route home she will ho Joined in corvallls l y her daughter, Mrs. It. II. Houser, nee Shlrlov Knight und two smnll sons, Rod no and Douglas, who will uccomnunv bur home for a visit. W. C. T. U. to Meet The Rose burg W. C .T. U. will meet nt 2:30 o'clock Wednesday ufternoon in the I'rosiiyterlan church parlors with the preside:!. Mrs. C. A. Chiunberllii, in cbiirge. Tho devo-l ,. ".1,WJ" ,,y. 0 '!rorun In churgu of Mrs. Hugh llnrrlson uml Mrs. Alba Spallgh. New mem bers of the organization will be guests of honor at Ibis meeting. Laurel Lodae to Celebrate l ,n in el lodge. No. 13, A. K. und A M will culebrato Us 80th mini- versmy til a 0:30 o'clock dinner at; the Mmonlc temple Wednesday evening. Two Master Mason de grees will be given. Members of Laurel lodge, now residing in other cities, am returning here for tho celebration. The charter for I".-- rel lodge was granted June 15, !W,7.. Enloylnn Vacation Mrs. Charles Chowler, who has been vacationing hero from Los Angeles and visiting her two sb.tei's, Mrs. O. L. Johnson n id V(;-b Kloreuco Fuller, has returned here from Portland, where she snout n few ilnys with another sister. I'rs. R. R. Scruggs. She vis Jolr.ed In Ho'ceii" Sunilnv by her huslinnil, who is taking his vacation. Yes terday Mr. nnd Mrs. Chowler mo tored to Crater lake and Mill re turn to Rosel. org tnnlirht. Wednes day cvenlnir Mr. Chowler will nt teiiil the xot'i anniversary celebrn Hon dinner of I nurel Iml-e. Nn. 13. A. F. end A. M.. of which ho Is a member. Mrs. Chowler was former- iv Miss l-'sther Fullor of Roseburg Mr. Chowler was Inrmerly In busi ness In thin city. Rtbtkahs to MMt The Ite bekah IoiIko will meet at cIkIH o'clock tonight at the I. (J. O. K. hall. Move Shop Mr. Alfred Moore haH moved her hemitiUubing shop from (18 North Jackson Bireot 10 tho Sylwester shop. Her From Unlvtrtlty Re. An pleKiuo. etudent at University of Oregon, la here vlaltlnn his aunt, Mln Virile Trucy, on South Steph en street, Back to Work IloyU flnloB, as sl6tunt manager of the local MnntKomory Ward alore, returned 'to Ida work today, after spending u week vuoatloiiiiiK. PoUwatomi Croup to Meat The Potawatomle Campflre group will meet tonlRht at 7:30 o'clock at the home of the assistant guar dian, MIbb Jean Oeddes, on North Jucksgu street. , - Will Locate Here Mr. and "Irs. J. I.. Uevathorn of Whlttler, Cali fornia, aro neRotiatlr-.T for the pur chase of u 10-aore tr-iet In Buthor lin valley, where they pi ml to make their home. They aio dis posing of piopertyNln Whittle!' und plan to take up pat'muuent resi dence at SiiU.nrlln Immodlutoty. That scouting Is going forward In Roseburg Is evidenced by the fuct that fifty Roy Scouts partici pated lust night In an investiture ceremony conducted at tho head quarters of troop 4 in the Metho dist church. Membera and officers of troop 4 cooperated with the newly organized Legion troop No. 7, In an impressive candle lighting ceremony at which lfi new scouts were udinltted to the ranks of scouting. The - Rnptlst church troop, now In the final stngos of organization, with Hurry Howe as scoutmaster, alBO atteuded us - In vited guests. . i The ceromony centered around the lighting of 15 candles repre senting the scout oath and law to which each new Bcout pledged himself. Scoutmasters George Churchill und Jock Saunders di rected tho ceremony with their as sistants, lOlward Smith and J. P. Motschenbacher, conducting the Induction of the new scouts Into the troops. C. I.. Casey, commit teeman for troop 7, and Rulon W. Domini, field scout executive, presented the Bcouts with their certificates of membership and tenderfoot badges. K. S. Hull, scout commissioner for Roseburg, was present to wol- come Tho new scouts into scout ing und, wllh Mr. Donuin, visited tho throo troops In their respec tive nieoiiug plucos previous lo the ceremony.- Those receiving recog nition ns Tonueimioi. Hcoius were: Jack Weaver and Stewart. -Slnltory of troop No. 4, .and Don Hushfoid, niiol'go, llerks,. Clyde Cui'Slons, Paul f'oaey, Juck calkins, Juntos I'Htsiliatrlok,. JnnioB Hess, Down Knasey. John Ness. Jack A. Similit ers, Koborl Smith, Ioroy Dryson and Kenneth Ilolbrook of troop No. 7. ' Following . the eoromony, Mr. Domnn stressed tho values of the en m il nn pniKinni of the Hoy Scouts and urged participation on the nail of locul scouts and lend- oi-B this summer. Scout games und refreshments followed to tho do-, tight or ail in uitenunnce. BIRTH CONTROL GETS MEDICOS' APPROVAL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.; June 8. (AP) Tho American Medical us socla,tloii today recognized for. tho first time the medlcul practice of birth control and use of contra ceptives. Its bouse of delegutas voted Immediate noarini.s on pro posals for federal mudlcul uld to the poor und sot Tlniisiiny tor ac tion on this phase of state medi cine. COUNTY OFFICES TO BE OPEN NOON HOURS County otflcos whore more than two persons are employed, vlll ru- iiiiIm mum dm-linr linnll linlim III tho future, it wns announced to- nnv. Tim offices will ho open from 8 a. in. to 5 p. in. dully uxcopli ttnliirilay. A new luw adopted cy the recei t legislature authorise! closing thu oftiies ut 1 p. in. S'.l urduys. SARAH A. BILLINGS FUNERAL ARRANGED Ku'iornl services will be hold nt 10:30 a. m. Tuesday, at tho Rose burg Undertaking coiui:iny chapul for Sarah Ann Hillings, who died al her home In Roseburg Monday, Rev. S. Ruynor Smith will of- fit-lute. Interment will bo In the t'!'ll IJend uuinelety. ,.. . , VITAL STATISTICS BORN COULTKR To Mr. nnd Mrs. Al vin Coulter, of Myrtle Cr-ek, at Mercy hospll, I, MomL.y, June 7, a sou. tglUO s-j-eo-s uoiui HE 8 U0SB9S IM jacldad Bank Night Wednesday $50-00 TODAY IfJJi BUSINESS AND trfrJ LOVE DON'T MIX! i w pi 8hows 2-7:15-9:16 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10o .Second Big Feature hit VHiautln tfie YVsit. Ends Today Wednesday Only Starts Thursday v UNDER A GAY jT JiM MASQUERADE I I "liniE ITALY I fTW ,.rkal BREWED A DES- . V'," V PERATE PLOTI Also Selected t&AjL Short Subjects . S bank . NIGHT $50.00 q t In Wirmr Ifj, 130U9STV The most (t J . powerful, '4IT) dramatic, Ur Pfi Shows I r.'i , uro. J
