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Newspaper Page TextROSEBUftG NEWS-REVIEW, ROsfasURG. OREGON, TUF-5DAY, JULY 6, 1937. mm By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER DORCAS SOCIETY HA8 INTERESTING MEETING ELKTOt.'. July 4 Tho Dorcas society met- in, -regular session Wednesday . with . the vice pros- dent, Hiilth- Gates, filling the !!halr. Zoa..yaue acted as cbkDr alii anil was also elected second Tlqe president. Mrs. Oraoa Rawf- yere was, pianist. The society song, "Then Shall My Heart Keep Singing?'. ' closed the .meeting. Many 'Items of lntereslkwere tlia cussed. .The parsonage- eoimnlttea. ronslMlnr.of Myrtle WellB, Grace Beoklay,-aiid -Edith. Madison, re poredt as .planning to paint the pafsonafei. .kitchen. -Mrs. Grace Sawyers and Lena BoSBon were ap-Dotnted-'on . the visiting commit- tee;' vA ,-8,0010,1 cpmrnlttee of Koa1 w.aae.Hirace bawyers ana r-rances Heddenf was i appointed. -This com mittee. .wIli-.BPOiisor a reception for tHe,; new . minister, ; Rev, ..Alford, wpo-ls soon to come to Elkton. A delicious lunch was served b? 55oa Wftde; Margaret:1 Griffith and Mor vel .Wells.;.' Much, band work and quilts' aje.-belnE. made by- the sp He.ty. .women,. Mrs: Belle Sawyers nfj-Medtord was the guest of (hp dy...;:S;.nratary Prances- Jipdden (taveva, splendid report of the last nie.etwg.j .. ' ! ... : Vr'--".--'--V,fc TWO-DAY OUTING. 18 ENJOYED AT FtR POINT' ' frLENDLE, July-0 The mem bers ot the' Junior.. Christian En- deybri ' society,, .chaperoned by Mre., .Harry -i.Olders, Mrs. N. S Fls'cuS4,&nd -'Mr.- and Mrs. LawIr. ejjjojed.'ti 'two day outing at Fit Point -'conference . grounds Thurs di':"ni$ Friday. Hiking, swimming and'games- were the days' features, amK'tbty-'jjathered around a camp lire Jpr ,tne. evening. ';-, The,, .children', making ' jtlie trip lnoueo. uagmen ana . ueq uuuier rezJodenhine.. Norma and Harlan Hedfiel'd, 'Ddll, Detty' nud. Esther Haodr.iv .Betty and Wintield .H B Sift to State Sice When Ordering Pattern. ! 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JOINT BRIDAL SHOWER iS CHARMING AFFAIR Myrtle creek, July o: a Joint bridal shower was given by the. ladles aid Roclety, the Bcrean and high school Sunday school classes of the Christian church, tor Mrs. Ifarley Naas on Juno 24, at the home of the groom's parenta, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Naas. The rooms were decorated with many beautiful bouquets. . Appropriate verses accompanied the gifts, which were read by Mrs. C. N. Llndiiulst affording much amusement. Dell c i o u s refresh ments were served by Mrs. B. A. Naas, Mrs. l.nuru Bates and Mrs. Ruth Wynter. Those attending were Mrs. B. A. Naas, Mrs. Harley Nam, 1 Mrs. Noah Sellers, Mrs. James (illmore, Mrs. Elton Daly and daughter. Car mella, Mrs. Bess Cooper, . Anita Cooper, Mrs. C. A. StolzloK Mrs. B. C. Wood, Mrs. Sheldon Daly and Pon and . Joan, Mrs. J. Mack, Mrs. R. It. Ady, Mrs. Mnbol Sellers. Joyce Ady, June Weaver, Dorothea Aispaugn, Dorothy . Truolove, Nor ma Short, Mrs. C. N. Llndnulst, Orphn Butts, Hope Wynter, Fran kle Elliott, Mrs. Ruth Wynter, Mrs- W. C. Bates, Mrs. J. W. Ad umson. Mrs. G. M. Dyer, Eihel and Ronald Dyer. ELECTION OF OFFCERS IS HELD FRIDAY NIGHT MELROSE, July 6 The semi annual election of officers and Melrose-Elgarose Townsond meet ing was held at the play shed Fri day evening. ' The meeting was called to order by the club president, Charles Brown. The . meeting opened by sing "America." and divine the flag, salute. Bulletins- from nation al headquarters were read and discussed. : : .- Mrs. Cleo Anderson, delegate to the district convention, gave a Rplendid report on the convention. .Henry Anderson, chairman of the float committee, gave a report on the float the club' took to Can yonville on July Fourth. - The officers elected for the next six months include Otis Center, president; Virgil S. Woodruff, vice president: Mrs. Nettie Wood ruff, secretary; Mrs. Cleon- Ander son, treasurer; advisory board, Heriiy Anderson, Charles Brown, Carl Wilson, Ed Glnss and J. T. Buffington; chairman finance com mittee; C. E. Johnson; Henry An- Lfd.ers"on, .-'membership; --Charles Brown, publicity chairman,,- nnu delegates to the district are Henry Anderson and Charles Brown; al ternate, Curl Wilson. The meeting closed by giving the Townsend pledge. '- FRIENDSHIP MEETING HELD BY STAR CHAPTER ' ELKTON, July 6 The "Friend ship meeting" held by the North Stur chapter of O. E. S., Drain, on Wednesday was well attended by Elkton chapter No. 143. A number from the Cottage Grove chapter "were also invited guests. Refresh ments were served at the close of the meeting. ThoRe attending from Elkton chapter included Mary Haines, W. M.; Oliver Haines, W. P.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudson, Bessie Haines, Iris Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bossen, Mary Grubbo, Grace Beck- ley, Maude Kingston and Grace Sawyers of Oregon chapter No. 57, Canyonvllle. UNITED SPANISH WAR VETS AUXILIARY TO MEET The George Starmer auxiliary to United Spanli.h War Veterans aux iliary will hold a very important meeting at eight o'clock Thursday night at tho armory, to which every member has been requested tO; be present. Plans are being made for a num ber to attend the stuto convention this week-end. FAVORITE RECIPES mi-nn,lifiRt hv the Womnn's TCk- chnnae department of KltNR and puMlsltfd In the nmiKlits counly cook honk. Complete copies of this cook book may he purchased at the News-iteview omce ni uv ccms each.) 8WEET PICKLES MRS. NICK ANDRAI'.FF Rosebiirj, Oro, MRS. MARVIA KNIGGE, Roseburg Wash, split and place 2 gal. of cucumbers In a stone jar. Pour over thein 2 c salt In 1 gal. of boil ing water. Let stand 1 week. Skim if necessary. 8th day drain. Pour over them 1 gal. of boiling water with 1 T alum. Let stand 24 hrs. 9th day drain. Pour over them 1 gal, fresh holHng water, luth day drain. Pour over them boiling hot 5 pts. strong vinegar, 6 c sugar, 1 T celery seeds and 6 sticks of cln- nsmon. Each day for 3 days drain off this liquid, reheat and add 1 c of sugnr. Pour this over the pickles. Store In a covered jar. Variations Cut 3-ln. thick instead of split ting. Miss Violet Fortln, Ump qua; Mrs. L. A. Llllls, Roseburg; Mrs. Geo. Munson. It03ebtirg; Mrs. Roy E. Weils, Roseburg. Use 1-3 Inch cucumbers whole. H. W. Chenoweth, Sutherlln. PEPPER RELISH MRS. A ,E. ELLIOTT, Roseburg. MRS. ALFRED STEPHENS Roseburg, Ore. 12 green peppers; 12 rod pep pers; 12 large onions. Run through food chopper, pour boiling water over and let stand 6 mln. Drain. Add 3 pts. diluted vinegar; 3 c agar; H c salt. Cook 30 mln. and bottle. SIDE GLANCES r ' 11 I I , I - - ' 1.7.-- ' r--"T .W-.-W? ;-V COS. ttlT "It's my husband's hay fever. You don't mind if we sniff while, before we decide to slay here?' CALIFORNIA VISITOR HONORED AT ROBERTSON ' HOME SATURDAY EVENING' Honoring Elmer Clayton of Oak land, Calif., who is a former Mel rose resident; Mr. and Mrs. John William Robertson entertained at a delightful Informal party nt their home on Chadwlck street Saturday evening. Attractive bouquets of summer flowers were used .about the rooniH. . .Visiting was. enjoyed by Mr. Clayton, guest' of honor, Mr. and Mrs. H.' P. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conn and children, Louise nnd Jennlne, Mr. . and Mrs. Fred A. Goff, and Mr. and .Mrs. John Wil liam Robertson and son John Marvin. . Lovely refreshments were serv ed hy Mrs. Robertson. M. E. LADIES AID ANNUAL PICNIC TO BE HELD THURSDAY The annual picnic of the Meth odiBt Episcopal Ladles Aid will be held Thursday evening at six o'clock at the O. Of Brown place nt Dixo.nville.. Everyone- attending has .been -asked to bVlng Uieiiu bas ket suppei'B, dishes and Bllverware. and those desiring transportation have been asked to call Mrs. Earl Wiley at 661-Y. All members or the Aid, their families and friends have been most cordially invited to enjoy this annual affair. Mrs. George Churchill is general chair man of the picnic. ' -CARD PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR MYRTLE CREEK, July 6 An interesting card party, was . held Thursday eveniiiff of last week at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood. Four' tables of bridge anil three of pinochle were played, Mrs. J.-C. Muxson winning liigli score and Mrs. Ted Rice low at bridge. Mrs. Ledgerwood and Mrs. Mick- elson. joint hostesses, served love ly refreshments, !' SHOWER PARTY GIVEN , MRS. TED SnIRTCLIFF MYRTLE CREEK, July 0 An Informal shower party was held at the Dim Poling home Tuesday afternoon honoring Mrs. May Sliirtcliff. About thirty ladies were present. Many lovely gifts were presented, und the hostesses, Mrs. Poling, Mrs. J. W. Ledgerwood, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. W. S. Rice, Mrs. A. M. Verrell nnd Mrs. R..M. Stearns, served refreshments. MELROSE GRANGE TO HOLD ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Melrose grango has annoiin cod Saturday night, July 10, as the dale of Its Ice cream social to he held at the grange hnll at eight o'clock in the evening nnd to which the general public has hcen most cordially invited. The Home Economics club of the grnnge has charge of the pro gram for the affair, while the grange lecturer will conduct the recreational games. HANDICAP TOURNAMENT TO BE ON THURSDAY The annual handicap tournament of the Roseburg Country club lad les will begin at 8:30 o'clock Thursday morning at the club. All memberH nre urged to be out. Those qualifying for the tourna ment hnve been posted at the club house. Politick luncheon will bo served at 12:30 at the clubhouse and contract bridge will be In pluy during the nlternoon hours. ' BAPTIST AID TO MEET AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON The Baptist' Ladles Aid society will meet at a delightful one o'clock dessert-luncheon Thursday at the church parlors with Mrs. Hary F. Hntflold, Mrs. A. u. lawn, Mrs. Walter Singleton and Mrs. E. E. Carrier as hostesses. All members and friends have been most cordially Invited to he pres ent. CARNIVAL TO BE HELD AT ORANGE FRIDAY NIGHT Riversdste grange has Issued a most cordial Invitation to the gen eral public to attend a. very Inter esting carnival and entertainment at eight o'clock Friday evening at the grange hall. Various types of By George Clark HE SERVy. T. M. StO. U. t. PAT. OFfT concessions and entertainment for everyone is. being arranged for the guests by tho committee in ennrga. FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC HELD AT ROCK CREEK A delightful fourth of July picnic was enjoyed .at the Vernon Bentley place nt Rock creek Sunday. Those enjoying the affnir Included Miss Ruth Meyer and Morris Porter, o cukuiio, mi. mm miH. v.eiuuu neni ley and two children, Tommy nnd Mary Faith, Mi, and Mrs. Lnrkin Rico, Mr. and Mrs. ChnrlcR Vleck nnd son nnd daughter, Myron ami Minie, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ware nud two children, Elmer Brown, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubert Huvllk, of New York City, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Irvin H. Meyer. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO " MEET ON THURSDAY The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will meet ut 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.' L. Scott with Mrs. C. E. Roberts and Mrs. Margaret Rodgers assisting Mrs. Scott as hostesses.,.- f ; , ..i.;..:.: The business session will be In charge of Mrs. Earl Ullrich with Mrs. L. L. Bodie leading tho devo tions. The study hour will be on the mission study books, "The Moslem World." All members and friends are most cordially invited. OFFICERS ELECTED FOR TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB OAKLAND, July 0 Following n dessert luncheon meeting of the Tuesday afternoon Bridge club at tho home of Mrs. B. F. Burnett, Mrs. C. L. Chenoweth was elected president, Mrs. J. W. Deardorf, vice president, and Mrs. Emily Young, secretary. , DINNER ENJOYED MONDAY, AT GRINSTED HOME 1 Mrs. R. H. arliiRted had ns her guests at a very lovely four-thirty o'clock dinner yesterday at her home on Corey avenue, MIsb Ruth Meyer and . Morris Porter, of Eu gene, Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Arundel nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Irvin Meyer. STEAMBOAT MEDICS HAVE BUSY PERIOD The medlcni department nt Steamboat CCC camp passed a busy week-end, according to Lieu tenant A. E. nrahec, commanding officer., who was In Roseburg to day. Two visitors at tho renin re ceived treatment for snuke bite. They wore bitten by noil-venomous snakes. A six-year-old boy suffer ed a broken arm In n full. Two youngsters, a boy und a girl, both from Cullfnrnla, suffered severe mm and hand cuts while slicing W'aterinelons. LLOYD CHAMBERS INJURED IN WRECK Lloyd R. Chambers of Marsh Held, former atitomnbllo denier In RoBeburg, suffered a wrenched and bruised shoulder yesterday when IiIb car was crowded off the North Umpqua rond about three mllcR east of Rock creek. The car, a new machine, was quite badly damaged when It rolled down n 40-foot embankment. The enr wns lowed to Roseburg hy the Steph ens Motor company. ARMY OFFICER WILL REST AT STEAMBOAT Colonel H. a. Hohbn of the 9th corps area, with hf?nlfiiarterB at Snn Francisco, arrived here thin afternoon to upend ft two weekn vacation at the Steamboat CCC camp, lie la accompanied by hln three none, tho eldcHt having Just graduated from Wont Point mlll tury academy. Colonel Hob ha and hln nous will ?h ruckIr of Lieuten ant A. K. Drabee, commanding of ficer at Camp Kteambont. HAND INJURED BY FIRECRACKER BLAST Mrs. Ethel M. Rodloy, of this city, suffered a badly burned hand Sunday, when a firecracker ex ploded In her band. Dr. Oeorge E. llouck treated the Injury. Local News ' Attends to Businese Earl Mc Coy of Wilbur was a business vis itor In this city this morning. Visit Klamath Fall Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom lllgglns spent July 4 and fi at Crater lake and Klamath Kails. Return From Bend Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Muncy havo returned here, after enjoying the week-end at llend. Spend Holiday In Klamath Falls Mr. und Mrs. Hoy lllbbnrd, of this cliy. spent thn week-end and Mon day In Kluinnth Kails. , Mere Over Holiday MIrs Lu clllo Drubny. of Portland, spent the week-end and Monday In tills city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Story lies. Enjoy Outing at Beach Sena tor and Mrs. Charles W. Clark and son,' Charles, Jr., havo returned from a Ihree-dav outing at Agate bench. Visit In Carson Mr. and ' Mrs. John Edwards drove to Carson, Wash., Saturday to remain over until toduy visiting Mr.- and Mrs. Axel Carlson. . . Mrs. Canaday in Washington Mrs. 11. A. Canuday has left for Montesnno, Wash., lo spend a month visiting her brother, For rest O. Williams. Back From Bend Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Tnylor and children, Corl.a Leo and Tommy, spent tho week end and Mondny nt Rend visiting the former's sister. Back Saturday Robert L. Irv ing, secretary of tho National Farm Loan association, returned here Snturdny from n business trip to Portland. Visit Lakes Mr. and Mrs. 13. J. Ellison nnd sou of Laurelwood nnd Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Reizensteln Rpent July 4 and 6 ut Crater and Diamond lakes. Back From Yachats Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Schultz and son, Billy, have returned to their home lu this city, after spending the holi day week-end nt Yachats. : Visits at Churchill Home Miss Clnrlss Churchill, of Portland, Rpent the holiday week-end hero visiting Mir. F. h. Churchill nnd family on East Cass street. . :u'' V !' -li-i ii-.;'ll? rtiti ' It Visiting In Centralis Mr. find Mrs. Fred Hnrgls and daughter, Janet, of this city, loft Saturday for Chehalls to visit several days with the parents of Mrs. Hurgls. Go to Lake Vaughn Evans, Frank Wnro and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Smith and daughters, Ma rie and Mary, of Olendnle, npent the holiday week-end at Mercer lake. Visits In Portland Marshall Hunt, News - Review employee, spent thn holiday week-end in Portland visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. La toiirettf. Goes to Helena Dr. D. E. Faxon bus left for Helena, Mon tana, where ho has been transfer red by the veterans administra tion temporarily. Ills rninlly re mained here at ihelr home nt the post. Go to Klamath Falls Mr. und Mrs. J. P. Molschenhacher and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Randolph huve returned to their homes In this city, artor Hpunillng the week-end and Monday ut Klamulh Fulls va cationing nnd vlslllng relatives. Enjoy Three-Day Trip Mr. und Mrs. Maurice Weber and son, Maurice Jr., und Mr. and Mrs. William Ilonchriike, left Saturday for Crater and Diamond lakes where they remained over yester day vnratlonliig. Leave Monday Mrs. E. A. Brit ten and daughter, Litclu, nnd son, Jim, anil Mrs. A. II. Cncy and daughter, Dulnros, anil sons, Paul und Harold, of, this city, left Mon duy for HasendniT beach to spend a week enjoying an outing. Visit In Eugene Mrs. Fred Hninllton and daughter. Miss Fred rlcku. went lo Eugene over the weekend to visit Mr. Hamilton and daughter, Miss Florence. The latter has been assisting her fatli- er the past week while he is In Kugene on business. Go to Newport Mr. nnd Mrs. "Bud" Watson went lo Newport. Saturday, where they were Joined hy the former's parents and slHtor, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wnlnon anil Medwyn, of Portland, and brother-in-law anil sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ouy C. Pen-In und children, of Sa lem. Mr. and Mrs. Watson returned here last night. Attend Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clevenger, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ishiim, Mr. n'ld Mrs. Thomas Krye and daughters, Murl lee and Marsha, and Mrs. Elvn llywater, of Grants Pass, apent the week-end and yesterday here visiting relatives, and an Satur day evening attended the dinner and celebration honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wlmbcrly of Drain, whose fifty-sixth wedding anniversary oc curred on Hint date, Mrs. Anna Drain of Drain also came to Roso burg lo attend the dinner and visit relatives. Yesterday Judge Carl 10. Wlmbcrly took hla par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Irn Wlmberly, back to their huino in Drain, and went on to Toledo, where bo Is holding court. Goes to Agate Beach Luther Ellison, nt Dlllard, enjoyed the week-end nl Agnrn bench. Ulalfa QMnt. T ... 1. T.. .... I .. of Portland Bpent the holiday week enu uer visaing nis parents, Air. aiid Mrs. Claude Hannlng. Back from Coast Mr. and Mm. riiintia lliinll nnd ramllv Iimva returned to their home after spend ing the week-end at the coast. Back from Bind - Mr. and Mrs. Qorilou llennett have returned here after spending the week-end at tending tho celebration at Uend. Return to Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hell have returned In their homo In Portland after spending the week-end hern visit ing tho latter'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Housor. Here Over Week-End Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Taylor of Oreshuui, Mr. und Mrs. C. K. Keith and son of Forest drove, and Miss Irene Tay lor of Portland, drove down Satur day und Hpem the week-end at the Mllo Taylor home. Expected Here Tonight Jack Rickll Is expected lo return here this evening from Ashland, where he bus .been spending the past several duys visiting his uncle and. uunl, Mr. and Mrs. Oeurge Kram er. Jack Ih the sou of Mr. and Mrs. 10. O. Rickll. i Enjoy Rodeo Mr. and Mrs. II. 11. (Inilor and three clilldrnn, Shir ley Jean, Margui'et Ann anil liar Ian Jr., of I his city enjoyed the two-dny' rodeo celebi-alloii at Cun yonvllle. Mr. Carter Is malinger of the job printing department of the Roseburg News-Review. . Will Make Home Here Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank H. Douglas, vtn have been at Camp View while attend ing to business relative to their purchasing a farm in Garden vul ley, nro retutning to tho former home In Humphrey, Neb., to settle their business affairs there. They expect to return to Roseburg about January 1 ftp) make their home. Mr. Douglas Is u railroad employee. Idaho Visitors Here Rev. and Mrs. rfwlght Rltchlo and two daughtoiB. Helen and Dorothy, of Roiso, Idaho, have nrrlved here to spend 'a few days visiting- Mrs. Ritchie's paroutB, Mr. and Mrs. C. H: Arundel, before going -to Suth erlln to visit her brother-in-law and slHtor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton. MrB. Ritchie was formorly Miss Mnrgitrct Arundel of this city. Go to Lake Attorney nnd Mrs. R. L. Whipple und two daughters, MIbr Lois .Ann nnd Miss Holly Mne; Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lenox and tho hitler's mother, Mrs. Cox, Mi1, and Mrs. Harry S. Rlack and Gordon Stewart of this city, and Mrs. Whipple's and Mrs. Hindi's mother, Mrs. Anna Druln, of Drain, spoilt Sunday nt Lnko Tali kenltch, roturnliig hero that ava iling. Back From Bend Mr. and Mrs. John William Robertson and the former's brother nnd slstor-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Robortson, nnd daughter, Lorrulno, of this city, wont 'to Bend, Ore., for the celebration. 'They made tho trip via the McKon'.lo puss and, on route homo, stopped at Bonnevllto und then nl Aurora to visit rela tives and friends. They r.olurned to Roseburg today. At Church Camp Mr. and Airs. L. E. McClintock and daugh ters. Patricia und Nancy, and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hume and daughter Jounne, of this city, and Miss Agnes Ruth Johnson of Portland, were guests over the week-end of Dr. and Mrs. IT. C. Church und eon and daughter, Charles and Marian lOllzabelfl, at their camp on Hie North Uinpnua at Winchester. Leave for Minnesota- Mr. and Mrs. Fay Richardson and duugh ler, Dorothy, nnd sou, John, loft yesterday for their home In North field, Minn., after spending a week In Sutin'i'lin visiting the for mer's purculs, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Itichiii'dsnn, nml in Roseburg vis lllng Mrs. RIchnrilRon's mother, Mrs. It. U: rirlusted, nnd slslet-ii, Mir. Irvin II. Meyor. Mrs, (.'. II. Arundel and Mrs. Cam P, Cny lor. Mrs. RIchurdHnu was form erly MIhh Florence fii-lnsted. Arrive From 8alt Lake City Ciiplnln mid Mrs. 10. M. Sunlcr and two daiightm-H, Dorolhy May and Margaret Ann, nnd Miss Phyllis Oriilihflcld. of Sail Luke City, Utah, have arrived in Roseburg lo visit - until Friday with Mrs. Hauler's mother, Mrs. C. W. f'oiirlncy. nnd hroiher nnd slster-lii-law, Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Court ney on Soulli Mulii streel. Tho Squler family formerly made their home In Roseburg. Mr. Squler is stationed ut Fort Doug Ins, Salt Uike City. Spend Week-End at Lake Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Iltirr and son Larry of this city drove to Medfonl Sat urday where they remained over night us guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Krloger. The following day the lluris and Krlegers diovo to Dia mond hike to remain over the week.end vaciilianing. At the lake they were joined by Mr; Burr's cousins, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hale llnr Iter, and Ihelr friends. Air. and Mrs. Jeff Wilde of Santa Ana. Calif., who are spending ihelr va cntion In Oregon fishing. . SUMMER WOOD PRICES 4 ft. Oreen Slab, per cord 4-ft, Dry Slab, per cord 1 lnch Dry, per load NHnch Green, per load 16-Inch Partially Dry, per load Mill Ends, per load 2-ft, Green Slab, per load Sawdust, per unit PHONE 282 ROSEBURG Visits at Canyonvllle Mrs. M. E. James, of I Ills city, spent the holiday week-end lu Canyonvllle visiting her slater, Mrs. William Brlggs. Called to Portland Mrs. II. A. Simmons left today for Portland, where she was called bv the sud den death of her brother's wife, Mrs. C. Makelttar. Back From Portland Attorney ., 11. Riddle has returned to his office hero toduy, ufter speuding the week-end at his caniii ou Hock reek. ' . Spend Holiday at Bend Attor ney Thomas llurlflel, Harold Flck enschar and (leua Crltes, of this city, spent tho holiday week-end at Bend enjoying the celebration. Vliltlno. at Redmond Harold Wullon, young sou of Mr. and Mrs. I-., it. Walton of Kust I.iiun street. und MIbr Lavelln Scarborough, left Saturday tor Redmond, Ore., to visit relatives ant) friends. Back From Oakrldge Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. W. Whnrlon have return ed to their home on Ciadwlck street, ufter spending the week end and Monday at pakrldgo visiting- the hitter's lirotlmr Inlaw nud sister, Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Sinllh. ' Improving Mrs. I. R. Riddle, who tins been In Portland visiting her sister ami receiving medical troutnient for tho bust month, Is reported to lib much .Improved- In health and will probably hn able to return lo her homo In Ijiurol wool this week. Return to Eugene Miss Ruth Myer and Morris Pbrlor left on tho slnue last evening for Ihelr work In Eugene, nftor spending thn holi day week-end hero vlHltlng the rormer s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ir vin H. Meyer. Stops Over Here Jnmcs Cnrnos of Keudrlck, Ida., stopped ovor In i(08omirg today to visit ut the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. iind Mrs. E. O, Rickll, on Hamilton avenue, after visiting relatives In Berkeley, Calif., for the past week. B.ble Class to Miet Dr. ft T, Dunn's noii-denoinliintloniil Bible study" class will moot at 7:415 o'clock tonight nt the dining hall of tho Douglas hotel to study "The Mystery of tho Hidden Trensure and the Precious Pearl." Anyone interested has been invited to at tend the meeting. Visit Bolslhgers and Kohlha gens Mrs. L. C. (Hlpln, 6f Forest drove, and her son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Clllpln, nnd their daughter, Norma Dean, of Portland, spent the holiday week end and yesterday In Rose burg visiting their cousins, Mr. und Mrs. C. C. Bolslhger and fam ily, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Kohlha gen Sr.,.:. r,; . .-..i-V".,;; Visit at Ness Home Miss Gene vieve NesB, of Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Churles . Wakefield und Mr. and Mrs. FrunclB Basil nnd son, Francis Ness, of Medford, hnve left for their homes, nfter visiting their parentB, Mr. and j Mrs. T. H. Ness, ill Laurelwood. Miss Ness Bpent tho week-end here, while the Bush family visit ed here yestenlay, and the Wake fields spent Sunday at the Ness home. Mrs. Bash was formerly Kathleen -NesH and Mrs. Wakefield wus Marlon Nobb. Return to Mine Louis Moonoy and La Verne French left this morning for their mine near Jack sonville, where they expect to complete Installing equipment within the next ten llnys to begin delicate flavor lasts Schilling runB "yamla A tiny gas or Kerosene flame makes cold and Ite without noise, force, fric tion, or wear. SERVEL ELECTROLUX at OTT'S PIANO WAREHOUSE DURING THE SUMMER Saturday afternoon by appointment only GEORGE E. HOUCK Physician and Surgeon 311 Medical Arts Bldg. Office phone 115 Residence phone 272 - - .............. LUMBER CO. 13:88 Si $4.50 S3.00 S2.00 operating tbe rmlnn. ; They spent I lie week-end 111"- Sutherlln with their families,. They, were accom panied as fur i ' tifcatirg this morning hy las rocreer's mother, : Mrs. Herman TBrown. who spent, the day here 'shopping and vlslllng -friends. ENDS TODAY The Hit of the Season - AattilHiautlx Hie Weal WEDNESDAY BANK NIGHT $250 KMEN MOmKV . KATHARINE AIEXANOER ROBERT IAL0WIN . MILLI MONTI Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats, 25c Eves, 35c Kiddles 10c Bank Night Wednesday $250 TODAY . AND UFFY0UR HEAD 0FFI SIDE SPUTTinG! lUUzJUUM MIST", Shows 2-7:15-9:15 P. M Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c Plus on the Same Program si mm IN TECHNICOLOR And Short Subjects