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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSBBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, .JUNE 21, 1937. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER INDIAN OUT-DOOR PAGEANT TO BE PRESENTED AT GLIDE EVENING OF JUNE 29TH On account of the Inclement weather the Glide Chrisiiuii . church and Baptist church com munlty out-door paKcant, "The American Indian," will be held the evening of June 29th instead of Wednesday of this week. The pag eant will take place on the grounds of the Baptist church at Glide and will be under the direction of Mrs. Guy Moore, who was a mission ary to the American Indiuns for eighteen years. The affair prom ises to be unusually colorful and interesting and a most cordial in vitation has been extended to the general public to attend. M PUBLIC INVITED TO FIVE HUNDRED PARTY ON TUESDAY EVENING A most cordial invitation lias been extended by Jliversdalo grange to the general public to enjoy a delightful eight o'clock five hundred party to be held ul. the grange hall Tuesday even lug. Prizes will be awarded for the five hundred play and refresh ments will be oerved. The genernl public Is Invited. JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO MEET TUESDAY Hoseburg bethel No; 8 or Job's Daughters will hold a business meeting, nt 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, June 22, at the Masonic temple. All members are urged to be present. A special practice meeting was held by the bethel this afternoon. M. O. A. CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY The M. 0. A. club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. L. L. Moore. All mem bers are most cordially Invited to be present. Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When . Ordering Pattern. ONE EASY PATTERN MAKES THIS PAIR PATTERN 4223 Two saucy. aprons step into the picture to help you complete your chores, and at the same time pro tect your pretty frocks! Both of these cheery models come from one and the same simple design. Pattern 4223, and they're "easy as pie" lo finish up in only n few hours! Apron "A" Is feminine n. you wish, for see how dainty Utile ruffles underline its square patch pockets und outline the cleverly pointed bodice. A pretty apron lo wear when you servo tea so make li of dimity or organdy. Version "B" Is tailored lo a "T," and grand for kitchen wear in gay gingham! Pattern 4223 is available in sizes small, medium and lnrge. Small size takes 21 yards 311 inch fabric for each apron. Illustrated step- by-step sewing Instructions in cluded. Send FIPTKBN CENTS (15c) in coins or stnmps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD DRESS ancj STYLE NUMBER. Make a "bit"! Order your copy of the NEW ANNE ADAMS PAT TERN BOOK, and stitch up your own Bummer success' frocks: Choose trim sportsters, lovely dress-up flatterers, cheery house frock and dainty undies. Gay. well-wearing toggery Tor toddler and growlng-up. Really slenderiz ing models! See what's what in latest fabrics accessories beauty hints! BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PATTERN I9FTEEN CENTS. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR BOTH WHEN ORDERED TOGETHER. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Dept., Roseburg, Oregon. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN ETHOLA KINNEY AND ELLA HENNIGH THURSDAY Miss Kathryn DeLaiip and Miss Theresa Conn were joint hostesses at a charming farewell party hon oring Miss htbola Kinney und Miss hlla Hennigh, whu entered nurses training at Good Samari tan hospltnl in Portland, Saturday, on 1 hursduy evening at the for mer's home. Farewell gifts were presented to Miss Ethola and to Miss Ella from Miss Carol Curnes, Miss Eugenia Virilen, Miss llrnunda Conn, Miss Dorothy Frear, Miss funny l.n imberlv. Miss Adah Mario nub), Miss Gay Bubar, Miss Shirley Henzler, of Long ueucn, Miss Jean (ieddes, Miss Mary Ellen Darby. Miss Bnttvlano Dixon. Miss Kathryn Ruscnhnrk and the hostesses, Miss DcLapp and Miss Conn. Gnmes were enloved anil later the hostesses served lovely ro- freshmonls. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB INVITED TO JUNIOR CLUB INSTALLATION TONIGHT All members of the Rosehnrg Woman's club have been Invited as special guests this ovening nt eight o'clock to attend the Junior womnn's club annual luslallallon of ol'flcorR at I he clubhouse. Mrs. I. M. Dunn will he Inslnlled ns the new president; Miss Ilelty Stark, vice-president ; Mrs. II. II. Gross, second vice-president; Mrs. Clif ford Smith, secretary: Mrs. Leon learwoocl, treasurer: Miss Heverlv Wood, Hgt.-at-arms, and MIkh Ruth Kersclinor, council member for two years. The Installation ceremony will be conducted by the retiring coun cil of the club, followed by a de lightful program and refreshments. The mothers of the Junior Wom an's club members have also been invited as guests of the evening. ELLA WILLIAMS AND ROBERT FREINER MARRY Ella M. Williams and Robert Frelner, both of ibis cilv, were quiet ly married by Rev. Mr. Cou zens at Vancouver. Wash., Tues day. June 15. Mr. nnd Mrs. Marion Wentberford of Portland, formerly of Roseburg, were attendants. The bride wore an nttraclive white suil with pink accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Freiner have re lumed to Roseburg and are mak ing their borne ut 926 South Main street. Mr. Freiner came to Rose burg from Seattle and Is employed by the Pacific Coast Motor Lines. - Mrs: .Freiner Is also well known here, ':having been an employe at Carl's Tavern before her marriage. W. C. T. U. WILL HOLD MEETING WEDNESDAY The W. C. T. U. will hold its re gular meeting at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon nt. the Pres byterian church parlors with Mrs. C. A. Chamberlln, president, in ehargo of the business session. The members will tie a quilt for the children's farm, iiome at Cor vallis. All members and friends are most cordially invited to at tend. SOUTH END SOCIAL CLUB TO MEET The South End Social club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. E. Fancher on Cobb street. All members are most cordially invited to be present. PRODUCE PORTLAND, June 21 BUT TER Prints, A grade 34c lb. In parchment wrappers, 35c in car tons; B grade 33c in parchment wrappers, 34c In cartons. .BUTTERFAT (Portland de livery, buying price) A grade, 33-33Jc lb. country millions; A grade 31-31Jc; II grade lie less; 0 grade lie less. EGGS Buying price by whole salers: Extras 2uc; standard 17e; medium llic; medium firsts lfic; undergrades 14c dozen. CHEESE Aregon triplets 17c; Oregon loaf ISc: brokers will pay lc below quotations. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price lo retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under Kill lbs. l.'lj llc; vealers 13131c: light and thin l)-12c; heavy 10-llc; canncr cows S-9c; cutlers IM-llc; bulls 10-llc; spring lambs lS-iyr: year lings 10-l:lc: ewes 4-"c. LIVE POULTRY Buying price hy wholesalers: Colored bens 4-5 lbs. 1-l-liir; over 5 lbs. 14.15c; leg horn hens under 3i lbs. 10-llc; over 31 lbs. ll-12c; colored springs over 31 lbs. 19-2oc; 2 to 31 lbs. ls-19c; leghorn broilers lii-17c; roosters G-7e It). POTATOES Nominal: De schutes, J2-2.25: Klainaih No. 1, S2-2.25; Yakima No. 1, ( ) cen tal: local, $1.75-2. NEW POTATOES California whites, J1.35 for 50 lb. bag; The Dalle!.. 2-21c CANTAI)l'PKS Brawlel, jum bo 45s, S3; standard 45s, $2.75; Jumbo 36s $2.75; pony, ( ), crate. 'Onlnns, wool, bay, hops, mohair, and cascara bork, steady and un changed. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. June 21 HOGK: Slow, mostly steady: bulk -165.215 lb. driveins 10.75. load lots up to 11.00; 220-2SO lbs. lu.00-in.25; few to 10.50; 120.160 lbs. 0.'i-10.50; parkins sows 7.50-7.75; feeder pigs 10.00-10.15. CATTLE: Better grades 25 higlie or, spots uO up; lower grodes stning to shade hither; odd head dry lot steers 9.50-10.00; bulk fat grass steers 8.00-9.00; grassy heif ers 5.5QS.00; part load up to 8.50; SIDE GLANCES By George Clark 1 ; : ! if 1 . .a - kjt'tpm mm mm "Wouldn't lliis be a swell spnl for a little five-room collage?" low cutter and culler cows 3.75- i.25; common to medium grades ",.50-7.00; few good gruss cowb r.23-7.50; bulls IS.OO-lj.SO; cutters lown to 5.00; good to choice veal ers X.OO-II.OO; odd head 9.50. SHEEP: Active, mostly steady to strong. Bpots 25 higher; bu-k good trucked in lambs 10.00; few to 10.25; load good to choice 83 lbs. 10.35: sorted 20 per cent at S.50; common lambs 7.00-8.00; few yearlings 5.00-0.00; medium to good ewes 2.00-3.00; lew cnoice 3.25. WHEAT PORTLAND, June 21. Wheat: Open High Low Close .Iltlv .: 1.043 1.08 1.114!! 1.08 Sep 99 1.011 .99 1.0U Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem 12 net 1.14: dark hard winter 13 pet 1.2!): 12 pet 1.21; 11 pet 1.15; soft white and western white 1.15; hard winter 1.13; western .red 1.14. In case of a vacancy in the vice- presidency, a presiueni pro lein oi the senute draws a vice-president s salary. The senator appointed to fill the vlce-nresldent's lilnce In case of absence, however, receives only a senator's salary. Bank Night Wednesday STARTS TUESDAY A THRILLING BLAZING ROMANCE ur int I ciuiru ENDS TODAY COUID WORK ?A !STJ7 VluiOlJIIIIII v - -vJ. w m i k a l l l a i i' ii . 1 ALSO nirk" Pimrrii M AH Y BRIAN Shows 27:15-9:15 P. M. Matt, 25c Evei. 35c Kiddles 10c mam? rCV MAE CLARKE J!IJ a i bo 5 Second -ww & JLm He tracked GRADERS OF DAIRY PRODUCTS CHOSEN SALRM, June 21. (AP) The stuLo division of food and dairies boKiin qualifying today about GOO men to serve as milk, cream and lmtter graders. A Kiader will bo placed In (ivory creamery in the slate, eacb grader to be paid by the creamery. J. 0. Mfckle, head of the division, said any dairyman who has been marketing first grade milk and grade A cream has nothing to fear. "We will require no dairyman to construct new burns or any new equipment if be has complied with these conditions, ho said. "We want to help the producer of lower grade products to bring bis prod ucts up to first grade quality. All producers will receive hotter nrices under the plun." Provision for the graders was made in a 1037 lnw. 1 K CO Copjnibt 1997, tiutn t BrtuTAIACco Local News House Re-Painted The C. 0. Ferrier residence on West First street has been re-palnled by P. W. Kay of this city. Get Marriage License Cluude Wayne Dougherty and Nauetto U pshaw, both of Youcalla, obtain ed a marriage licenso at Kugene Saturday. Get Salmon Paul Dnmpsoy, of this city, caught two chinooks, 20 and 13 pounds, respectively, in the Umpqua yesterdny. Mrs. IJenipsoy caught a 32-pouuder Thursday. Visit Over Week-End Mr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson, of Kugene, spent the week-end in Ibis city vis iting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Johnson, on Kast Doug las street. Return to Nebraska Miss Elena and Miss Grace Egley huvo left for their home in Lincoln, Neb., after spending the past week with their undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kgley, In Sylmon valley. N. of W. to Meet Lilac circle No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet at eight o'clock tonight at the I. O. O. V. hall. An enter tainment will bo presented and re freshments will be served by the committee In charge. Returns to Work J. H. Haltey, local mail carrier, returned to bis work this morning, after spend ing the past two weeks vacation ing. Mr. and Mrs. Hailoy enjoyed a trip to Salt Lake City, San Fran cisco nnd to Portland. At McCIIntock Home Mrs. I). J. Burnett, of Portland, and Mrs. Clyde Mount, of Oregon City, are in Roseburg as guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McCIIntock, on Hamilton street, for a few days. Tho formor is an omit and Mrs. Mount a cou sin of Mrs. MRGilntock. Visits Sister Over Week-End Miss Rachel Fnucher, of Harper McOeo company of Seattle, stop ped over In Roseburg to spend the week-end visiting her sister, Miss Catherine Faucbor, nurse at the veterans administration facility, en route back to Seattle, after spending her vacation In Salt Lake Cily. 1 now your About the A good cigarette AK tobaccos. mild nr- tvFTTEB. ..j because they ar 'ripe aromatic hon ys Turk tobaccos.-S more. ' Co, Visits In Medford Misa Dorothy Norton, of this city, spent the week-end visiting in Medford. Attending Summer School Miss Adeline Stewurt teacher at the Rose school, lias left for Portland to attend summer school. Leaves For Portland Miss Inn Far us worth, Benson school teach er, left Saturday evonlng for Port land to uttend summer school. Return Home Today Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ptnkertou returned to their home on South Ieer creek today, after speeding three days at Cuscadia visltlug Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Livingston, fortnor Dlxouvllle residents. ' Attend Convention Mi, and Mrs. 11. C. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. M H. Muncy und Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Hr.rt, of this city, spent yester day and today in Medford uttend ing tho Lions' state convention. Goes to Summer School Miss An nu belle Flshor left yesterday for Corvallls to attend summer school. She Is a student at Oregon State college, und has been spend ing the past few dayB here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher. Go to Eugene Miss Tin Lau- buc i and nor uncle, u. K, Mans field, of this city, und Miss Bertha Lary. Camas Valley school leach- err, drovo to Eugono yesterday. where the latter remained to at tend University of Oregon summer school. Miss Iaubacb and Mr. Mansfield spent tho day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Register, for mer rosldents of this city, and ro- turned hero last night. Visiting Here Mrs. IT, E. John and Mrs. W. D. Strange, of this nity, have ns their guestH, Mrs. Martha Hawkins, of Kempton, In diana; Mrs. S. Urlstow and chil dren, Annetto and Richard, of Tip ton, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kersey, of Columbus, Ohio, Mr. an;! Mrs. J. C. Perkins, of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Perkins, or Marshfleld; Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Smith, of Garden val lov, and Mrs. Rosa Howard, of Millwood. Here Over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlos G. Stanton, of Tim ber, Ore., visited hero over Sat urday and Sunday with their son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Stanton, on Com mercial avenue, after enjoying a trip down tho coast. They slop ped nt Toledo to visit another son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Stanton, and family, and at Roodsport with Mr. Stan ton's brothor-in-lnw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ellis. They loft yes terday for ihelr homo at Timber fields nkerr,KG and n C Return to Corvallls Harry Sandqtilst left last night for Cor vallls, where ho is employed, niter spending the week-end here with relatives. Go to Oregon Caves Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly mid Mr. and Mrs. George Hlco enjoyed a trip lo the Oregon caves and back over the week-end. Pays Fine P. W. TIbbens, ar rested Sunday charged with drunk enness, paid a fine of (10 after pleading guilty In the city court this morning. Visit in Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gulley and bom Don und daughter Marjorle of this city drove lo Ashland yesterday to spend the day with Mrs. (iulley's mother, Mrs. Pearl Hooper, who is convalescing from u back in jury. It will be u not her week be fore Mrs. Hooper can return to Roseburg, She went to Ashland to spend Memorial day and visit with friends and it was at that time she suffered an injury to her back. Return to Corvallls R. R. Hous or, manager of tho Western Auto Supply sloro at CorvalllH, came to Roseburg yesterday to spend tho day with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. II ousm and took his wife and two small sons, Rodney and Douglas, back borne to Corvallls with him last evening. Mrs. Hous er and two sons have been hero a week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight and two sisters, Mrs. "Hud" Watson and Mrs. Frederick J. Portor.. UNIONIZATION CALL GIVEN TWO GROUPS A meeting of sawmill nnd culin ary workers, Including tavern em ployes, was called today for 8 p. m. Wednesday, June 211, at tho Rose burg city hall to consider further steps In proposed unionization. Iloth employers and employes are lining invited to attend tho moot ing. Sawmill workers have signed more than 50 poisons, a sufficient number to secure a charter, it Is reported. o LOCAL PHARMACIST ONE OF WINNERS IN CONTEST William Bono, pharmacist at I Fullerlim's Rexall drug sloro here, j received notice this morning that I ho Is one of a thousand winners of I tho recent Old Gold puzzle contest in which 15,000,000 people enter- I ed. 'The tl-obreakers contest of ninety puzzles lias been sent lo tho 1000 winners of tho first contest and tho winner will recetvo S100, 000. Mr. Bono has until next. Mon day to send In bis answers on the Html contest. igarette vie tasted Back From Salem Justice ol tho Peace and Mrs. R. W. Murs ttrs returned Sunday from Port hind, whore Mr. M ureters attended the Masoulo grand lodge. They visited at Salem and McMimiville with relatives on the return trip. Today ao4 Tuesday MfSMISHM MMtkMSMsV ICS? 'a. Explodes in Romance and Song! HUbbHS IC M mum iu.j fo tt r ' nst n II Harriet Hoctor Edw.EvmKHortqn : r i c Bl or Shows 2-7-9 P. M. : Mats. 25o - Eves. 35o Kiddles 10o Coming Wednesday TWO WISE MAIDS Willi POLLY MORAN ALLISON SKIPWORTH -