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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. 1937. three Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER (Continued from page 2.) Iiy Mm. Kpperly to Mm. Hose Klrhey of l-os Anodes, Mrs. Nora K. Ware, of KohcIhiik, Mm. H. A. rnlhoun, Mrs. Hnrvpy Kwens. Mrs. II. 10. Ciuhaiu. Mrs. Kml Mc Coy. Mm. A. Niduy, Mm. .Munh JiitcliiH Jr., Mrs. A. N. Sehm-id Mm. lVier Sinclair, Mm. C. L Spray, Mm. T. l. Winniii! d. Mrs. Cilbert Wood and Mina Jctin Hitthie. Mm. Jlnrvpy Kwns an. Jim. T. M. U'innifDid will be joint hos tesses to the Hub at the nnHin planned for A ugust 1 !, in 1 be club. BASKET DINNER IS ENJOYED SUNDAY AT BROWNSON PLACE Mr. and Mrs. W. C. l!wvns..n have liud as their puest iin.l i list week at their liome tin South Myrtle. Mrs. Robert Seam and Mr. and Mm. J. C. liice, of Akron, Ohio. (Mrs. Hears is a niecu and Mr. Rice Is a, brother-!:i-lu iv of Mm. lirownson); Mr. and Mm. Joe Harp, of KuKeue, (Mr, Harp is a brother of Mm. Hrownsoii), and Mr. and Mrs. Max HreeiMove, of K la mall) Kalis, son-in-law and daughter of the llrownsuu. On Sunday the Ki'oup wni to Oakland, where Mr. and Mis. ("ail lirownson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown son and family entertained thorn ut a dHij;liU';il picnic dinner. CANYONVILLE COMMUNITY HALL CELEBRATES FIRST ANNUAL DANCE TONIGHT The Oanyonvllle Community hall, which was dedica;ed jCB a year uk today, will celebat-? ii firm annual danri? tonih1, Aumisi 7, at tbo hall to which the eueial public has been most cordially in vited to enjoy. Thn (Illiiiore Merry-MaUem will furnish the music for tho dance. I'll proceeds of (he affair will po to the insurance fund of the b;ilt. Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. YOU'VE CHOICE OF TWO NECK TREATMENTS PATTERN -1465 You'll look twice as young as you feel, and much nior-3 slender when you've put these Ions, slim Hues to w-ork for you? And what a comfort to have a dress-up and all-occasion frock that really flatters! An alluringly cut jabot so distracts your audience that those few extra pounds ko unnoticed. If you prefer it without the jabot, the soft collar and pair of buttons finish It off to perfection. Send for -Pattern 4485 loduy, and make the frock that will win you the admiration of fumiiy and friends. It would be ideal In triple sheer or novelty synthetic, t'hoice of sleeves. Pattern 4t(i5 is available In women's sizes 34, 86. 3S. 40. 42. 44. 4fi ami 48. Size .IK r'.ouhva 4 1-8 yards 30 inch fabric. Illustrated step-by-step sewing Instiuctlons in cluded. Send F1FTKBN CENTS fine) in coins or stamps (coins preferred! for tills Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AIMUIKSS and STYLE NT M HER. -Make your own flattery! S-nd for our ANNE ADAMS PATTERN HOOK and see how easily you can stitch up tlie newest, smartest out fits from the easiest patterns over seen! No matter how Inexperi enced at sewing, you will want to make these lovely afternoon frocks, party styles, morning mod!.".! Va riety and flattery for growing tip and grownup! HOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. TWENTY FIVE fENTS FOR HOTH WHEN ORDERED TO i ETHER. Send your order to News-Review Paltern Deft. Itoseburg, Ore. MRS. IRENE WILLIAMS HONORED AT LOVELY FAREWELL PARTY FRiDAY Mrs. Irene Williams was honor cd at a very lovely farewell pa:iy yesterday afternoon, when u gro::p of her friends met at ihe l. II. Wlekham home on Mill suc-l lor u no-hostess party. .IIououcM of tlKir lilies and mang.ilds were used about the rooms. A lovely gift was presented 10 Mrs. Williams from Mr I, K Slury. of Medford. Mrs. Zltke foose. of California, Mrs. C P. Suoddy, Mrs. Harrv Taylor. Mrs. J. F. Ilyrd, .Mrs. Luella Clliuen peel, Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Mrs. ;. Muriel, Mrs. W. J. l'lar:t, Mrs. Harry Randlelt, Mrs. Moiiiur Grow, Mrs. II. I'. Shields and Airs. C. II. Wlckhum. Sewing anrl viKilitiir were en. joyed until the tea hour, whi n lovely refreshments wer served. Mrs. Williams plans to leave sometime next 'week for the east. MR. AND MRS. SPAUGH ' ENTERTAIN AT DINNER AT THE HOME SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Alba Spaiigh m. tertained at a lovely two o'clock dinner al their home Sunday. An attractive luce cloth covered the table, which was centered by a lovely bowl of summer flowers and tall tapers. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spaugh. of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams and daughters, Doris and Koiv.ui Ann. and (he host and hosiers, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Spuugh. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB IS ENTERTAINED BY MRS. BYRD WEDNESDAY Mrs. J. F. Ilyrd was a most gra cious hosless Wednesday afternoon when she entertained the Rose burg Art and Embroidery club at her home, lively bouquets of summer flowers were attractively arranged about the rooms. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed until the tea hour, when Mrs. Hyrd. assisted by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ira Hyrd, served lovely rel'reshnients to Mrs. A, M. Neal, Mrs. Palm, Mrs. William Halle, Mrs. Glenn Cox. Mrs. II. F. Sny der, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Earl Rhonds, Mrs. Andrieff. Mrs. Llslon Darby, Mrs. L. W. Ingels and Mrs. Lloyd Ilebard. COMME VOUS PLAITE CLUB MEETS AT BYRD HOME ON TUESDAY The' Cotntno Vous Plalte club en joyed u delightful afternoon Tues day a the guests of Mrs. J. F. Ilyrd. nouquets of gladioli and other summer flowers lent a col orful note to the rooms. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed during the afternoon ami later Mrs. Uvrd. assisted by Mrs. Ira Dyrd. served lovely refreshments to Mrs. L. E. Slury of Medford. Mrs. C. P. Snoddy. Mrs. A. T. Bloom, Mrs. C. H. Wickhani, Mrs. T. W. Thomason. Mrs. V. T. Jack son. Mrs. F. C. Freur, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield and Mrs. B. H. Laird. YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY SOCIAL AT RIVERSDALE GRANGE FRIDAY EVENING A delightful party was held at the Riversdale grange hall Friday for the young people of the dist rict. Tltis was sponsored by the grange. Seventy were In attend ance und an evening ot stunts, games and dancing was enjoyed, followed by refreshments. Those in charge were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Cloake, Mr. and Mrs. Darley Ware. Mr. and Mrs. Dcit Kruse. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ogle, Mr. anil Mrs. Alfred .Moore, Miss Vera Dotninico and Harry Marks. ENEANOR ENTLER CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AT DESSERT-SUPPER Miss Eleanor Knller celebrated her birthday anniversary at a very delightful seven-thirty o'clock des-sert-sunoer at the home of her par ents, Mr. und Mrs. Roy Elltler. in Luurelwood. Wednesday evening. Covers were placed for Miss Lnt 4er, Miss Virginia Ness, Miss Gay Bubar, Miss Annabelle Berg, Miss Fanny Lu Wimberly, Miss Mudlyn Stearns, Miss Joyce lirlilges, .was Dorothy Germond, Miss Helen Ma rie Catching. -Miss Eugenia Vlrden, Miss Adah Marie rtuhl. Miss Hettyjane Dixon and Miss Vcrna Murle Paul. Gifts were presented to Miss Entler and the evening hours were enjnyuhly spent In visiting. MADLYN STEARNS IS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Miss Madlyn Steams entertained at a lovely informal one o'clock luncheon at her home Wednesday afternoon. Covers were placed at an attractively appointed table for Miss Fanny Lll Wimberly, Miss I'lah Agues Winston, Miss Wilma Feldkanip, .Miss Meredllh Anne Jenkins, Mrs. Paul Jenkins and the hostess. Miss Madlyn Stearns. The group enjoyed a swimming party following the luncheon. POETS CORNER The following poem was publitdi ed in a recent number of Choir Practice, Charleston, S. C. PERENNIALS Just a cottage, trellised With purple clematis Overhung with jasmine, A fragrant haven, thi. Lilacs by the entry SyrinKa by the wall; And Ixvp, the very choicest Perennial of all. Marjoiit," Hunt lY-uit. FOUR NEW MEMBERS TAKEN INTO LADIES OF ROSEBURG COUNTRY CLUB THURSDAY Mrs. E. S. MeClain, Mrs. Mau rice Hallmark, Mrs. !. A .Coe and Mrs. V. J. Coruni were- admitted to membership in the ladies of the Rosehui-K Country club Thursday at the regular meet lug of the group at the clubhouse. The annual championship cup tournament opened and the four qualifying included Mrs. II. I'. Itrfdgcs. Mm. II. C. Stearns, Mrs. Kenneth (Juine and Mrs. V. J. Co rum. Golfing was enjoyed in the morning, followed by luncheon at the clubhouse at 12::I0 o'doe. Cov ers wt'iv arranncd for Mrs. J. K. UHlard, captain, and two daugh ters, Charlotte Lee and Jeanne Frances, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. J. K. Marks, Mrs. V. M. McKacb- ern. Mrs. H. I). Bridges and daugh- tei, Joyce, Mrs. If. C. Stearns and daujihtfr, Madlyn, Mrs, L. A. Coe, .Mrs. it. A. imvis, Mrs. trunk Coen, Mrs. K. S. McChiln, Mrs. L, K. Me- Clintock, Mrs. Maurice Hallmark, Mrs. V . J. I oruni, Mrs. H. C Wells, .Mrs. Walter Klsher, Mrs. Kenneth Quints Mrs. H. H. Staple ton. Mrs. -Harris Ellsworth ' and daughters, .Mary Murgaret and Jane. Swimming was enjoyed and con tract bridge was in play during the afternoon with Mrs. Stapleton acting as hostess. Prizes were won by Mrs. K. S, MeClain, llrst, and Mrs. L. A. Coe," second. At the tea hour, Mrs. Siapleton, assisted by Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. U. Junor und Miss Joyce Bridges, served hji'ely refreshments. Next Thursday morning will be prize day for all lady golfers. Prizes will he awarded on handi cap play. The championship tour nament will also be continued. All ladles of the club are urged to Iih present. ANNUAL MARSTERS FAMILY HEUNION IS LARGE AFFAIR OF SUNDAY, AUGUST 1ST Among the many interesting family reunions oi the summer is the u initial Marsterrf clan gather ing, which took place ut the liiver side park near Kugeim Sunday, Angus! 1st. The business meeting was held in the morning, followed by a de lightful program and picnic dinner. Tiio.se enjoying the ulfair includ ed Judge and Mis. ii. W. Maisters, Mr. and .Mis. A. C, Marsters and son, Lyle. Mr. and Mrs. Iloscoe Marsters and daughter, Betty, and Mr. and Mis. Kred Bowen aU divugliter, Jv.n of Koseburg; Mrs. Mary Siusber and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Htrohmeyer, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Marsters and son, Charles, of Newport; Mrs. Blanche Blair and daughter, Bar bara, of Los Angeles; L. II. Mars ters, of McMinnville; Mr. aud Mrs. L. B. Simons, of Voncalla; E. M. Marsters, ot Myrtle ' Creek; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Marsters. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo MarsterB, Mr. and .Mrs. Wade Kills, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ul lakko; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearcy and daughters, Ruth Ami aud Martha Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Koy An- oerson and daughter, Doris 1aii Mrs. Stella Morley and Mrs. Gene vieve Marsters. all of Salem; Mrs, Edward Sherwood, of Karlimart, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Monroe, of Cbico. Calir.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown, of (.rants Pass; Mis. Sadie Cochran, of Burlington. Kansas, and Miss Mable Pearl Cochran, of Coffeyville, Kansas. CAPT. AND MRS. IRVING ENTERTAIN OFFICERS AND WIVES THURSDAY Captain and Mrs. II. L. Irving entertained the officers and non commissioned officers and their wives of Company I, Itttnd infan try or the Oregon national guard at a delightful weiner roast on the hanks or the North Umpqua at Winchester Thursday evening. Oth er rel'reshnients were also served by Mess .Sergeant Wallace C. Rob ertson. Various talks and stories were enjoyed. Those enjoying the even ing with Captain and Mrs. Irving included Lieut. Milo K. Godfrey. Louise cpdiue, Lieut, and Mrs. Prank S. Erno, Sgt. and Mrs. H. h. Graham, Sgt. and Mrs. S. C. Dunn, Sgt. and Mrs. Wallace C Robertson, Sgt. and Mrs. Olaf Pet- eison, Corp. and Mrs. Ira Byrd, Corp. aud Mrs. Clinton Gorthy Corp. and Mrs. L. Wlllrett. Sgt Stewart M. Karlinger. Sgt. Her man J. Matbis, Corp. Jim Harding, Corp. John Marks and Corp. Wil liam Gilbreath. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MRS. GEORGE D. WEAVER WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. George D. Weaver was complimented aU, a lovely shower party given at me home or Mrs. Henry Schmol! on South Myrtle creek Wednesday afternoon. Visiting was enjoyed and lovely gifts were presented to Mrs. Weaver from Rosemarle Kasper, Audrey ITlani, Dorothea Alspaugh, May Kenn, Lottie Weaver, Mrs. J. H. Brown, Mary Jane Brings, Mrs. R. W. Alspaugh, Mrs. H. B. Car ter. Susie and Mary Weaver, Mrs. Riggs, Susan Schmoll. Minnie R. Bradley, June Weaver, Margery Alspaugh, Bess Briggs, Shirley Jean Carter, Treva Alspaugh, Bev erly Staffanson, Dorothy Staf fan son, Katherine Weaver. Dede Weaver, Ann Carter and Harlan Carter Jr. Lovely refreshments were Berv- ed at the tea hour. PICNIC SUPPER IS ENJOYED AT MORGAN HOME THURSDAY NIGHT A very delightlul seven o'clock picnic supper was enjoyed Thurs day evening in the lovely garden at the I). H. Morgan home on the North Cmpqua. Covers were placed at an at tractively decorated ible for Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Edwards, Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Lamoreux and daugh ters. Joyce and Jacquelynn, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Williams and daughter, Hallie Belle. Mr. and Mrs. (i. K. Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Laird. Horseshoes and oth'T outdoor Karnes were enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours, Noted Screen Comic at Rose Sunday i'fcaw -!NiiiiiMh i ' The screen's all comedian. Edward Everett Horton. Ill "Tile Man in Ihe Mirror," is co-starred with (ienevieve Tobill on the Indian theater hill. The other feature on the double hill program is "Make Way for Tomorrow," with Victor Moore and lieulah Hondi. StarlB iilimluy. PICNIC SUPPER ENJOYED AT C. T. TIPTON PLACE WEDNESDAY EVENING A most enjoyable seven-thirty o'clock picnic supper wos held Wed nesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tinton in Oaks ad- II t ion. Following the supper hour, the group enjoyed the motion pic tures taken here by Mr. aud Mrs. George Williams, of Piedmont. Calif. Mrs. Williams was former- ly Mla Vera Tipton of this city. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. fleorge Williams, of Pied mont, ."alif., Mr. and Mrs. L. U Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Marks, Mr. aud Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs. K. A. Ilelmholdt, Mrs. W. C. Tipton, Miss Hetty aud Hick Helni holdt and Alvlu Tipton and son, Hilly. DELIGHTFUL DINNER ENJOYED AT WIMBERLY HOME THURSDAY EVENING A very delightful no-host dinner was enjoyed at seven o'clock Thursday evening at the beauti ful homo oh Mr. anil Mrs. U L. Wlniheily on Reservoir uvenue. The dinner was served al an at tractively appointed table on the porch of the home. Lovely bou quels of mixed summer flowers were used us decorations. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muck and the form ! era parents, Mr. and Mra. J. A Hlack. of Portland. Mr. unci Mis I Ii. L. Whipple and daughter, Ml.-:s I.ols Ann. aud Mr. mid Mrs. L. I.. Wimberly.' c PICNIC SUPPER ENJOYED ON LITTLE RIVER THURSDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams, of Ixs Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. It. I). Williums and daughter, Miss Elizabeth, enjoyed u very pleasant picnic supper Thursday evening at the ranger Blutlou lookout on Mule River. Mr. and Mra. Leonard Williams left ror Seattle and Victoria. II. c. today, after spending Ihe past, week here visiting the former's brother, II. I). Williams aud family on South Pine street. The Ix)s An geles visitors plan to stop in Kose burg aagln en route home. JESSIE PALMITER AND REX INGRAM MARRY IN PORTLAND AUGUST 4TH Miss Jessie Palmlter, home eco nomics demonstration agent from Oregon State college extension de partment, and Cordon Itex Ingram of Marshfield. were, married Wed nesday, August 4, in Portland, at the home of the former'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. I'ulmlter. Mr. anil Mrs. Ingram are build ing a home in Marshfield where they will reside. FAVORITE RECIPES (Broadcnnt Iiy the Women's K chnng. department of KftNK and ptihUshefl In the DoUKlfiH coiimy cook book. Coiifplete copies of this rook Ijouk may he purchased at the News-ltevlew office at 00 cents euch.) DATE ROLL WHS. GKOI1GE FAIR Hrockway, Ore. ALICE BltADLKY Itoseburg, Ore. 1 12-oz. pkg. dates (seeded pre ferred) 214 cupa white sugur ' cup milk 1 tahleBpoon bultcr 1 cup lllltH Cut datea in umall plecea and cook wllli the Hiiear, milk ami but ter until by testing in cold water a rather firm (hut not loo firm) hall can he made with the finger lipa. Remove from fire, add one cup walnuts and heat until It com mences -to harden. Roll In cloth which has been wrung from cold water. Variations: "Date Loaf Candy." 1 ib. dates, 3 cups Fiigar, 1 cup milk, 2 cups nuts. Rest us above. NOUGAT CANDY MRS. RON!) WII.MA KI.LISON, Days Creek 3 cups sugar I V& cups corn sy rup 1 cno water Vt cup strained honey (if do- mreu f 2 egg whites 2 cups nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla Cook sugar, syrup, honey and water In a nan until brittle I, ill forms In cold water. Oeat eKg whites stiff, mid ivmti klnirlv l.ui until stiff and waxy, add uul.t and pour quickly In buttered pan. When cool, cut und wrap In waxed paper. (ill Ithirty-third wedding -anniversary celebrated j BY STEVENS FAMILY I Mr. and .Mrs. Purl Stevens -entertained a group ot friends at their home in Happy Valley Wed nesday evening honoring their thirty-third wedding anniversary, at a delicious supper served at beautifully appointed long tables on ine lawn. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr. aud Mrs. Hobday, Mr. and .Mrs. Meredith. Mr. and Mrs. Xorris, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Skaggs, Mr. and Mrs. .ou Marsters and son, Mr. and Mrs. Trozelle, Wil Ham Austin, Mr. aud Mrs. Conrad Long. Clifford Long, Elsie Sjogren Andy Sjogren und brother. Mr. and Mrs. llostworth, Mr. und Mrs. John Kelly. Glenn Stevens, Illlllo Lith erland and James Stevens. ALBA SPAUGH ENJOYS BIRTHDAY AT PICNIC SUPPER TUESDAY NIGHT Alba Spaugh celebrated his birthday anniversary al a very en Joyable picnic at tbo Theniies pluee at Hlversduln Tuesday eve ning. Those enjoying the occasion included Mr. and Mrs. Spaugh and son Laveme, Miss Kathryn Kiegel and Mr. anil Mra. U'K Williams and daughters, Doris and Norma Ann. 2 BIG FEATURES STARTS EVEN A SAP CAN BE A HERO.. If m DOES IT WITH MIRRORS! f Vfs j! ' EOWAItO L LPIbi .1, .A 1 rrviii snsr IVERETT ft-i' EN EVI EVE Also Second Big Feature ENDS Feature No. I s w i BUBAR BERG-WIMBERLY TEA IS LARGEST AFFAIR HELD BY YOUNGER SET The largest affair of Ihe year to bo enjoyed by the members ot the younger set was the charming tea nt Ihe P. T. Unbar home this af ternoon from tlireo to five o'clock with Miss Gay Hubitr, Miss Fanny Lii Wimberly and Miss Annabelle Iterg us hostesses. Beautiful bouquetft of mixed summer flowers lent a colorful note to the rooms. The tea table was especially attractive with a lovely lace cloth and centered by a bowl of sweetpeas and tall light ed tapers. Miss Eugenia Vlrdon and Miss Virginia Ness poured and assisting nbout the rooms and in serving were Miss Martha Herman ot Salem, Miss Verna Mario Paul. Miss Clarabelle berg. Miss Hetty Qlline. Miss Helen Marie Catching und Miss Louise Vlrden. The guest list Included over a hundred Menus of tbo three hos tesses. Those Invited Included: Vivian Hartley, Muxlne Hartley, Elizabeth Campbell, Helen Catch ing, Hraunda Conn, Theresa Conn. Mary Ellen Darby, kathryn De Lapp, lletlvjane Dixon, Eleanor Knller, Wlllna Keldkamp. June Kulhe, Annabelle KlBher. Cather ine I'lsher, Fraucelle Krenni, Dor othy Kreur, Jean Geddes, Dorothy Germond. Evelyn fllllmore, Mrs. K. Gardner, Corrlne Harphani, Jeanne Hughes, Meredllh Jenkins. Evelyn Kurtz, Uettl Helle Knoll, Jeun nitchle, Mrs. Louis l ies, Au drey MiEachern, Eugenia iiriggs, Phvllls Nelson. MnrJoiie Ott. Mary Joan Parkinson. Hette Qlline. Mud- Im Stearna, Anna May unratn, Louise Vlrden. Eugenia Vlrden, Helen Wetherell, Lois Anu Whip ple, lllah Agnes Winston, Virginia Winston, Beverly Winston, Joyce Bridges ot Oakland, ltlta llouser, Lois Smith of Manhattan, Illinois. Marilyn t'ompton of Coqullle, Doris Compton of Coqullle, Jean Hinmlng. Phvllls Anna Bolter of Portland, Martha Herman ot Sal em Verna Marie Paul, r.unu Brown, Mrs. Melvln Couron, Beryl Brunner. Elmira Blake, Carol I'. unes. Dorothy Loeper, Kathryn Busenhark, Vera Goctz. Glare Mc- Tison, Allda Baker. Edna i;iara, Kihhen. Alice McKlllhell, Claire Virginia Cobb, Jean Eppstein, Marv Frills. Marlorle Guiley, hue lllldeburn, Eileen Klelst, Gruce I July, Carmen livelui e, Lois Mor iun, Virginia Ness, Fern Nutting, Mrs. Charles Day. Kathleen Heigel, Virginia Itobertsoil, Adah Murle Hllhl, Hetty ltussell, Helen Stough, Lillian Thompson. Thelina (Car ter, Billy Burks, Jane Clark, Ada Jane Chalmers, Helen Cooney, Mary Faucette, Eleanor Flea, Mad- alyn llenninger, Mary Shirey of Eugene, Doris Shoemaker, Patsy Talbot, Elizabeth llliams, Fern Thomuson Eva Baker, Clarabelle Berg, Betty Whipple, Dolores Cacy. Gladys Hart, Myrtle Hutch- 2 ' BIG FEATURES SUNDAY WIVES Watch row hinbancft 'Ottiw $11'. f)w'll mtthlng that WIN glv you lh 'Mdi' an hit Bnenallty Inthli hilar IOBIN Shows 2-3:167:15 8:30 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c TODAY Feature No. 2 CluHn STARKtn I rem til i Ings, Marian Paden. Virginia Young, Mrs. Samuel Hose of Cor- vullis, Melva Olson, Janet Klrken sclier, Klorena . Ilamly, Virginia Williams and Mrs. Cliaa. Reynolds. BADOURA CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Budoura ciub, Daughters of the Nilo, will meet at u one o'clock no hostess luncheon next Tuesday ut the summer camp of Mi-s. A. J. Young on Ihe North I'mpqua. All members are cordially invited. LOCAL NEWS Back From Lake The P. I. Ikerry family haa returned Itose luit'K. after spendltiK (he past two weeks ut Diamond lake. Grows Return Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grow have returned to their home on Mill Rtreet, after spending the past week at Wa Id port. Will Return Sunday Mrs. Jo seph Hoimeolder will nHurn to her home in this city tomorrow, after spending the past several daya in Coqullle visiting her daughter, Mra. U II . Howe. Expected Home Today C. W. Parker and Churles Healy are ex pected to return hero today frnni SKteoos ilake, where They have been Hnemlinir the nast cnnnK) of days "fish lug. Leave For North Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams, of Los Angeles, left today for Seutlltt and Victoria. U. C, ufler spending the past week here visiting the former's hrother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. It. 1. Williams, on South Pine street. They plan to stop hero again 'en route home from their trip north. Visits Miss Casey MIsb Kmtna Stephenson, who Is in the library at lale university nt New Haven,. Conn., left today lor Kugene to I visit relatives und friendH, after j stopping over in Itoseburg to visit Miss Helen Casey on Illakelev ! street, lu 192S Miss Stephenson I and Miss Casey enjoyed R trip to gether to Europe, Miss Stephenson remaining in Paris for a couple of yeura heforo returning to her work in the United Stales. Miss Steph enson, MIhs Cusey and Mrs. Harris Kllsworlh attended University of Oregon together. Sunday-Monday-Tuesday Meet Clem Hawley . . . the most lov able, laughable, laziest man in town! ! . Una MERKEL-Eric LINDEN Ix sl Judith Barrett. Betty Furness - Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c jrw UlU LAST TIMES TODAY UllfL A wings uvur nonoiuiu Ray Millund Wm. PREVIEW TONIGHT "It Could Happen to You" Alan Baxter Andrea Leeds Back From 8 ummer School Mrs. Alvla Wetherell, leaciier at Iteiison school, haa relvnied hero from Monmouth, wheie she attend ed summer school. Dr. Wade to Return to Office Dr. C. II. Wade will be back 111 his office at the Medical Arts build ing Monduy morning, after spend ing tlie iast two weeks vacationing; with Mrs. Wade and their daugh ter, Miss Priscillu. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. fleorge Hnrgan. of Hollywood, t'ulir., are BptndinK their vacation here visiting the former'B parents, Mr. and Mis. P. J. McCrail, at (t:j Hamilton street. Mr. llargan is u former resident r Myrtle Creek, where ho wuh graduated from high school in 1935. Uh Is employed at a salesman at Hollywood. Wlmera Return Here Mr. und Mrs. Kverett (1. Wlmer have re turned from Portland where they took the former's mother und sis ter. Mrs. Lillle Karmer und Miss Mahel, who have moved to Port land to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Wlmer ulso spent a few duys in Seattle visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duncan. Mrs. Duncan was formerly Helen Se! leia of Myrtle Creek. While in Portland the Winters also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Church. DANCE Saturday Night Maccabee Hall Featuring Frank Roadman and his orchestra Come out enjoy the evening dancing in a cool hall, good floor and with real music. Sponsored by Eagles 35c 10c Shows 2-7-9 P. M. - UOtJWMMtL U I..I..99 Wendy Barrie Gargan
