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Newspaper Page TextROSLBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEDURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1037. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER M. E. AID HAS MEET WEDNESDAY DRAIN. Sept. 21 The Metho dist Ladle Aiil met ut the church rooms Wednesday afternoon. l)e voiiiius lei I by .Miss Irene 1'urkw included some helpful remarks, and two tdiort readings from K. Stanley Jone' bouk. "Victm ioun Living," followed by a duel mm:; by i he Missel June Condiim und Klizuheth (Vlleis. A brief hiitdueKs session wan held with the presi dent, .Mrs. i It. rielk, in rliarcc Mrs. (.'. Devon of Oakland, California, jt'uve an inioj e.siiiiK talk on i ho work of the Aid tine where and of the federation of the society. Needlework for the Christ mas bazaar was given out. and re freshments were served to the fol lowing: Mesdaines L. (. Devore. C. W. Devote. Delk, Dixon. lining, C3or.-dlne, Israelson, Light, Laswell. Sumner, Truebloud und Miss Irene Parker. RECEPTION GIVEN GLIDE TEACHERS GLIDE. Sept. 21 Opening the year's activities, the Glide Parent Teacher association met last week. The main portion of the gathering was devoted to a reception lor the family of the schools, since four of the teachers are. new this year. Mrs. Guy It. Moore presided for a short business meeting, which was followed by a musical pro gram, with the Rev and Mrs. S. rnderbill and Miss Florence Kverts part ici pat inir. The teachers. Lauren S. 'Duel, principal; Miss Margaret Miller. Ted Schopf. Mrs. Kdith Kemp ami Miss Helen Weiherell, were intro duced to the group, as were School Directors Curl Holland Sr., (niv King and Phil Sirader. Also called upon was II. D. Connine, school clerk. Refreshments were served by the, hospitality committee, consist ing oi Mrs. Marshall Wood and Mis. Walter McMillen. O RE8EKAH BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR . GLENDALK. Sept. 21 Anoth er of the llehekah series of birth day parties was held at the, home of Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, I- ri day afternoon, honoring the birth days of Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Pir ley Winkjeman and .Mrs. J George C. Dyer. The . afternoon ; passed pleasantly with the opening of gifts, visiting and refreshments. Guests for the afternoon included Mrs. M. , A. Mutes, Mrs. W. L. Dohyns, Mrs. Josiah Jones. Mrs. A. .1. Kaess, Mrs. W. R. Stevenson. .Mrs. W. 11. Lesh, Mrs. Charles Kafer, Mrs. C. U. Richards, Mrs. Allan Hollar, Mrs. Charles fioiee, Mrs. 1. H. Smith, Mrs. Matie Hol lar, Mrs. W. T. Smit.li, Miss Laura Jiaess, Mrs. W. S. Price and the honor guests. MR. AND MRS. HOOTS ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OF DAUGHTER, ANNA RUTH GLENDAIJO, Sept. 21 Mr. and Mrs. ('. D. Hoots announce the marriage' of their daughter, Anna Huth. to Arthur Miller, son of Leonard' Miller, Saturday, Septem ber IS. Thu slfnplo ceremony took place -at '(he home of thu officiat ing minister, Rev. George Shade of the United Hrelheru church in Grants Pass. Mr. und Mrs. Hoots and Mrs. P. J. Miller accompanied the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left immediately after the ceremony for a short, trip into northern California, returning to I.vons where Mr. Miller is employ ed. e SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS HAVE FINE MEETING GLliNDALIO. Sept. 21 A meet ing of the Sunday school teachers was culled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lewis, Thursday evening, when the regular discussiona of Sunday school a I fairs took place. A social hour was enjoyed later vith refreshments being served lo )tev. ami Mrs. J. K. Howard. Mr. SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES All Coast Points Not only docs Greyhound offer you the smartest, smoothest ride in America, but a convenience of service offered by no other public transportation and of course a saving of money. SAN FRANCISCO $ 9 65 LOS ANGELES 1390 SEATTLE 6.40 PHOENIX 19.90 Savings on Round Trips DEPOT: VALLEY HOTEL Phone 586 and Mis. Hugh S. Stevenson, Mrs. It. K. Moucheti, Mrs. It. 11. Gardner and daughter Mildred. Hen C.Hun tingioii. Rev. N. S. Kiscus and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. MR. AND MRS." KRUSE HONOR DAUGHTER VONCALLA. Sept. 2 Mr and Mrs. Homer Kruse entert;nMd at a six o'clock dinner ai their home ThuiMduy evening honoring the fourteenth hinhduy auuieisary ot their daughter, Hetty Ruth. Covers were placed for Hetty Ruth, tiles t iif honor. Venola Marsh. Esther Lei', Shirley Siflon and the host and ho.-itess, Mr. aud Mm. Kruse. VIOLA HAMILTON AND CHAKLES VIAN MARRY YO.N'CALLA. Sept. 21 Accord ing to word teieived here from Vancouver, Wash.. Miss Viola Hamilton and Charles Vian, both residents of Voncalla, were quietly married there lust. week. Today' Pattern Re Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. . Slender Lines and Dainty Gathers Distinguish This Dressy Frock PATTKRN -1563 You'll look your. loveliest in years and your slimmest in this be coming frock, planned by Anno Adams to take you to festivities all fall and winter long! 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Debs, kiddies, juniors! .... a SCHOOL PORTFOLIO just for YOl'. complete with cam pus-to-kindergarten styles, all easy-to-sew. Newest Fabrics! Accessories! Hudget gifts! Chic for the matron, too. HOOK FIKTKKN CKNTS. PATTKRN FIFTH KN CKNTS. T W K NT Y-FI V K C K NTS FOR BOTH YYHKN OIIDKRKD TO GKTH Kit. Send your order to News-Review Pa'tern Dept . Itosehtirg, Oreiron. I (Mh94 Ir jt WANTED, POULTRY! Again we lead in prices No. 1 Leghorn Hens 13c No. 1 Heavy Hens 18c We also pay top prices for cream, eggs, veal, wool and mohair Valley Produce Co. Phone 646 .i , SIDE GLANCES . By George Clark I f-2 ; COP HiTBYHCASEOViCC.IWC. T.M HCC U S. PAT. OFF. ViT- ' I "Oh. I remember reading about Uns fori in liistory class. 1 thim t know SPANISH WAR AUXILIARY TO MEET AT POTLUCK SUPPER THURSDAY NIGHT j Cleorge Slarmer camp and mix-j iliury o rnited Spanish War Vet-, erans have been most em-din 11 v in - - vtted to enloy a six-thirty o'clock potuicK supper Thursday night at the armorv. lo he followed hv a seven-thirlv o'clock business meet-; ing. ; Mrs. Hubert Wright, Mrs. Myr-! tie Norwood und Mrs. W. Kelier1 arc in charge of the pollock sup- per. All members are urged to be present. j BAPTIST MISSIONARY ! SOCIETY TO MEET The Haptist Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon in t he church parlors with Mrs. C. H. Wickham, president, in charge and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield as pro gram leader on the topic, "Today's Frontiers," Hostesses for the af ternoon include Mrs. J. F. Hyrd, Mis. T. W. Thomason and Mrs. W. L Tipton. All members and friends are most cordially invited to be present, LADY ELKS TO HOLD FIRST FALL MEETING THURSDAY EVENING The first fall meeting of (he Lady KIks will be an interesting affair of Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the temple, with Mrs. Charles Healy, president, in charge, and Mrs. A. E. Kent acting as hostess. Prizes will be awarded higb scores in contract bridge and five-hundred. All Ijtdy Elks ure most cordially invited to he ures-j ''lit. SOCIETY TO MEET The Women's Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at two o clock Thursday afternoon at the home, 'of Airs. S. Kaynor Smith on Main I street. Mrs. Emery Colo and Mrs. C. A. Edwards will be program leadei rt. All members and friends are most cordially invited to uu present. P. N. G. CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT I The Past Noble OrandR club will j tineet at the home of .Mrs. Harry j I'uyior, Miuay evening, on -Mosner street. The hostesses lor the even ing Include Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. O. I,. Johnson, Mrs. V. T. Jackson and Mrs. V. V. llarpham. Installa tion of officers will he held. All members are urged to be present. ' NORTHSI DE SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Nnrthside Sunshine club u;i will meet Thursday afternoon the Howard Casebeer home at Mii 1 'ii-1 in' ut nt t-i l li l i-j I liiuitl' K,, J.. ...ito n i Tlio rlllill Klllsi' uilillK ns llnntPSH. Hid cllll) pn-vimwly ...inounc,;. to mwl . ; iTis.-l ...,.r liome All i ''p " "f, I III V (11 . IIIW.1I vn . ft! tO bl! Dll-Hfllt EVERGREEN GRANGE H. E. CLUB TO MEET ALL DAY THURSDAY The Kvergreen (! range Home Economics club will hold an all day meeting at the grange hall Thursday. September 2'.. A potluck luncheon will be served at noon. All ladies or the grange ate most enrdiailv Invited to be present. Corner Washington and Main it was real. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES !TO MEET THURSDAY , . t. ,y , The ladies of the Hoseburg Country club w ill hold prize day for their golfing Thursday morn- ing at the club course, to be fol- mweu ny a u:,iu o ciock pouui -iv , uncueon. Airs. j. r. lonaui, tain, will announce her committees fur the annual fall guest day tea, which will he an event of October 6 nt the clubhouse, Contract bridge will follow the business session. Every lady of the club is being urged to be present, GRANTS PASS, Sept. 19 (AP) The Jackson county chamber of commerce will support Curry coun ty In its suit to enjoin designated mining in the Rogue river water shed, the Curry County Reporter ati Cold Reach announced in this week's issue. The Reporter reprinted a letter duted Sept. 13 from A. H. Banwell of Medl'ord, manager of the Jack son county chamber, and a resolu- Von wtllca """well said "was pass- ed by the board of directors of (,R hamber of commerce, upon j the recommendation of our fish Mind game committee." "The fish and game committee wishes to recommend that the board of directors go on record as endorsing and supporting the coun ly court of Curry county In its endeavor to secure an injunction lo prevent furl her pollution of the Rogue river by the unrestricted dtschaiKe ol' plarer mine wastes in to the Hokuu and iU tributaries. Tho Curry county suit, which the Jaekson chamber will now sup port, would prevent miners from depositing nnv mining debris in or !il mii- the Wnmie nr itH tributaries. I or w lu.rH it limy 0e washed into1 .,Hm Miners here state that il wouI)1 Kllt au mining alonir the. Koiiue and any mud is injurious to fish life. - GOV. MARTIN WILL MEET ROOSEVELT KALKM. Sept. 21 .- ( A I') C.ov ernor Martin and President Itoose veil will meet at Itonueilln I'ucsduy morning, September jiceordlng to present plans. . ' 'r,J!!"","t' ." ",S V " w,'rt II. C. Klllott. IIKHlHtllllt InllllllKIT lf ,, u-(l IhiIpiu irujHi:tH urn lrfi. i,-il I f l'viiiipv atiirp him vjslt h s 80n.lu.law ,, .lauslil,-.-. '"',. ,r;r, 1 (mi,,ilo l,y ,ll lrin. . M ,-. Klliott lias linen in Klanialh . ft 1-luK ,.,!. '' .inn. j tive plans call for an automobile trip to Mount Hood where he will) plan lo move this week lo Klam dedfeate Timber-line hotel. nth Kalis to make their home. WANTED AT ONCE Green kalian Prunes FOR PAULUS BROS. PACKING CO. ROSEBURG, OREGON Phone 246 Local News Leaves for University Robert Neff, of Ibis city, has left for Sa lem to enter Willamette university as a freshman. . Visiting Son James Dolun, of Ihis city, has gone to Pendleton to send a short Gnu visiting lib sun. Hill Dolaii. M. O. A. Club to Meet The M. O. A. club will meet Wednes day afternoon al the home of Mrs. George Powers. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Lindon Hoiinun ami daughter, of Los An geles, have an ived In Hosehurg to visit relatives and friends. Here on Business J. O. Arthur, formerly of Ihis city, has arrived here from Payroll, Utah, lo spend a few days attending to business. Leaves for College Miss Mary Klizubeih Marsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Muivdi, of Lookiuggluss. has left for Cofvul lis to enter the homo economics department at Oregon State col lego. Enter Willamette Miss Virginia Rude, who has been employed on the secretarial staff at the veter ans administration facility, has left for Salem lo enter Willamette university u.s a freshman. Back From Salem Mrs. L. D. Kelly, 437 Pilzer street, returned Sunday from a three week's visit to Salem, where she ha.s been nt- tPn(ljn(r npr (llURnter Mrs. iola -wiKKins during a severe illness ' Visit in Garden Valey Mr. aud Mrs. William Calhoun, of this city, spent the week-end in (iardeu vnl-u-j- visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Calhoun. The former is an employee at the lo cal Montgomery Ward store. In Town Monday H. A. lllakely, of (Hide, was a business visitor in Rosehurg Monday. Mr. lllakely re ported good prune crops in bis sec tion of the county and said that the fruit has been damaged very little by the rains over the week end. Takes Son to University Rev. S. Kaynor Smith, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church In thls city, took his son. Kuynor Jr., .to Salem yesterday, where the latter will be a junior at Willamette uni versity this term. Rev. Mr. Smith returned home lust evening. Stops Here It e x Applegate, vho has been attendiiiK the Pendleton Hound-Up, wum hern yes terday visiting his aunt, Miss Verlie Tracy and returned to Mnrshfield, whore he 1s employed. Later, he will go to lOugeno to re turn to his studies at University of Oregon, Go to Corvallis Mr. and Irs. J. J. Kastling and daughters, Miss Genevieve nml MIms Kleunore, drove lo Corvallis Sunday, where Miss (ienevleve enrolled as a stu dent in the home economics depart ment of Oregon Stale college. Miss Kleunore Kastllnn has accept ed a position in the office ut Ihe senior high school. Back From Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Nichols and two daugh ters, Patricia ami Nancy, and the former's mother and mint, Mrs. I. It. Nichols and Miss Lillle Davlin, have returned to their homes at Itrockwuy after enjoying five days attending the Pendietou ltoiind-Ui Thev slmmed nverniihl nl The Dalles en route hack to Ilrockuay. Returns to Dunsmulr .1. IV Hughes, Southern Pacific employe, lelt Sunday for his work In Dunn muir, Calif., after spending a few days at bis home here. He was accompanied as far as Cranls Pass by Mrs. Iluuhes who spent Sunday visiting her sou, Woodrow Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. Kohert Hyrd, for merly of this city. Mrs. Ilimhes re turned to her work at the local J. "";('. Penney store yesterday. l ldiiiciicu iv rMd'iidin rin I 11... l.-.ut t .- t -mil a (l-U iv ..... ...... j Klliott and daughter. Norma Jean, CANNING Returns to Work Mrs. J. A. Fulcher has returned to her work as office nurse for Dr. K. 11. Stew art, after spending the past two week vacationing. New Roof on Residence Tho Wells residence at 4uS East Lane street, which is rented to Mr. und Mis. E. It. Walton, hua been roofed dining the past week. At Matlack Home Mr. und Mi.-t. ' Claude Smail, of Saskatton, Sask., j Canada, arrived here Siimlay to , visit ut the home of their uncle, Jake Mullack, ut Dixon vi lie. Leave for San Francisco Mrs. William Hell of this city, and her son, R. W. Hell, of Eugene, left Monday for Sun FruuciHco to spend a week at lending to business. Attend the Round-Up Wallace Rapp, Oscar KUnke. Fred Miller and Irving Doucelte attended the Pendleton round up lasl week and ure spending a few days hunting in eastern Oregon. Back From Eastern Trip I W. Engles ret urned t his morning from a month's lour in Minnesota, Iowa aud Nebraska, where he vis ited wilh relatives. He was accom panied by 11. M. Skipworih of Se attle. The (rip was made by auto. Band Concert Practice J. I. "Snap" Hillmnre has returned from his vacation und will have charge or (tie regular practice of the Rosehurg Municipal band at eight o'clock tonight at the city hall. All members of the baud are urged lo be present. Visiting at Pettey Home Mrs. A. 1.. Amburn, ol Valtiimi, Wash., tin k arrived III Unm'titir lo visit ill 111 liomi of hor snii-in-lnw mill tltiUKhtn-. Mr. nml Mm. Hoy ivt tpy. Tho lutlor hits hoon very 111 for Ihe pusi two mouihs, hut l.s re IHirieil to be Improved ill health. Portland Visitors Arrive Mr. mid .Mrs. Wlllliim Ansst of Port land, formerly of this city, have arrived here and the former has left on a hnutiiiK trip, while Mrs. Angst remained to visit her pur. ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. llyers, and two sisters. Mrs. Kd Duyliss and Mrs. J. H. Ilntthes. t Gets Buck Tone Rhnklo of this city, and Dr. O. It. Hess of .Myrlle Creek, urn bimmhIIhk: this week huntiuK on thu North Vnip nm and tin- former reported kill ing it three-point buck Monday. Ills sister, Mi-H. M. M. Hitter Jr., and ,Mr. (). It. IIohs drove up tho I North Unipcnm highway this morn- iiiK to hrinji the deer into Roue burg. Leave for Seattle Mrs. Paul Jenkins and daughter. Miss Mere- I dith Anne, and Mrs, II. C. Stearns and daughter, Miss Madly n, led yesterday for Seattle, where Mlsn Jenkins and Miss Stearns will en ter University of Washington us freshmen. Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Stearns plan to remain In Seattle for a week before returning to their homes hero. Stops Here Kmma Hell Page, formerly with the Pacific Tele tihoue and Tclcurnuh office here and now with tho Western Union ai jMamaiu v aii-s, stopped over here yesterday to visit Mr. und Mrs. K. Kohlhnuen Sr.. and Mrs. J. M. Ashcruft ami other friends, ! en route home from a vacation trip to Portland, where she visited i relatives. Arrives from Astoria Iceland Russet), who has been working dur ing the summer al Astoria, arrived here Inst night to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell, on Reservoir avenue, until Thursday, when he will go to Kugene to en ter University of Oregon for his senior year. I.elaud has attended Albany college the past Ihren years and transferred to U. ot ). for his senior year. Leaves on Vacation Miss Vio lent I looser, of this city left Sun day on a week's vacation. Six will visit her cousins, Mr. ami Mr.. Harry Pearcy and family at Salem, ami I hen go to Portland to visit her slsler. Mrs. W. K. Pel), and then expects to go lo Kelso, Wash., to visit her brother, M. II. Houser, before returning by way or Cor vallis to visit another brother. It. It. Houser nod family. Her aunt, Mrs. R. W. Miirsters, accompanied her in Salem lo spend a week with her son-lii law and daughter. M r. and M is. Harry Pen i cy. The j n'"-i vnn KM llli-l 1 lYlilll rtiai I Ft'.-rs of ihis v i t y REFRIGERATORS Big Discount on All New Models on Our Floor USED REFRIGERATORS gift 8-foot Boxes as low as 5&i(ivU " General Electrics, Crosleys, Shelvadors, Copelands. Buy your refrigerator now and save money. RADIO MUSIC STORE Phone 93 GROSS & HARGIS 225 N. Jackson St. Portland Residents Visit Here Mr. und Mrs. Hurry Ix-edy and 'son, )ouglas. of Portland, spent the week-end ut tho L. Kolilliugen Sr., home on Military street visit ing their daughter, Miss Elizabeth l-eedy, who is u steuogritgher In the local forestry office. Mr. and I Mrs. I.eeily returned to Portland j Muliduy, while Itotigl'iH remained i lu go on a hunting trip. Visit Here Short TimtMrs. Allin Parmer Hill and her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Florence Hill, of S'lii Kram-isco, und Mrs. fJuy Ren fro, of Eugene, stopped here yes terday to visit friends en route sonth. Mrs. Renlro will stop in Ashland to Join her husband, who Is stationed there temporarily with the Soul hern Pacific und Mrs. Hill and her daughter In-law will go uu to Sun Francisco. Mrs. Al lit Parmer Hill is the daughter of P. P. Parmer, pioneer hotel keep er of Scoitshurg, who came lo Ore gon In 1H49. Mrs. Hilt was born in Wilbur and attended the Wilbur academy. Stock and Bond Averages Compiled by The A:lsoi;iuted Press. Kept. 21; STOCKS 30 15 15 (il) Ind'ls Itll'a I'fs Rfks St. 6 30.H H7.S fiT.ii .... 81.0 a. 7.4 .17.1 .... i; (i :i7 ii in .... bo.g 41.1 01.8 tiK.G ...1O1.0 411.5 f.1.0 7B.3 M.O 211.2 37.4 57.1 .... 3 43.5 S3.7 72.8 ..... 73.4 911.2 43.4 55.7 BONDS , 20 10 in io KICs Iiid'U I t's Pkii. 85.81111.4 H5.4 70.3 low. .... 85.5 101.7 95.2 70.4 i .... 110.3 1113.0 117.9 70.8 !lfi.8 1113.3 .102.5 70.2 .... !l!I.O 104.4 102.8 74.7 85.5 101.8 S5.2 ti0.ll .... 118.2 1114.4 Itlll.l 73.0 88.9 1111.8 illl.3 Ii7.0 Today 1'rev. day Month ago Year iiko l!i:i7 hliih l!l" low . l ;:t hiKh' llillii low '. Today New Prev. day Month ago Year 11 KO Wol lilKli l!i:l7 low . lllHIi hlKh I'.IUfi low . Bank Night Wednesday $250 Starts Today for 3 Days Shows 2-7:19-9:15 P. M. Mats. 25o Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c I M ,-rrr,7Vtiw4, IMMN r man I iwiii. John Lodga . AntolnetU Calllory , ' , lgW:UHEART of STEEL.. Auction Sale As 1 am moving to town, I will sell at auction on the John Saucerman Farm, four miles east of Sutherlin, on Saturday, Sept. 25 At One o'clock P. M. One team mares, 10 years old, 1250 each. One Guernsey and Jersey milch cow extra good. Four years old. Freshen In No vember. One shoat. Weight 100 pounds. Five dozen Wliite Leghorn lay ing hens. 2 heifer calves and 1 steer.' One Iron Wheel Wagon One Two-Section Harrow One 14-inch Walking Plow One Set Work Harness Ten Roda 6-foot Chicken Netting Ono Lown Mower One No. 10 OeLaval Separator Doubletrees, Neckyokes One Leather Couch One Dresser One Heating Stove One Writing Desk One Electric Iron One Rocker One Cook Stove One Book Case and Desk One Disc with Tongue 6 Weanlina Pias 1 10 Sacks Cheat 1 Truck And numerous other articles TERMS: CASH GEO. R. BAILEY, Owner D. . Barnes, Auctioneer T lh.lflMTa til Wml l TODAY 5 1 ; ' i ' : Wednesday Pminrllnn at vmih war Dinmai s BANK NIGHT $250 Starts Thursday and Louis-Farr Fight Pictures Sitows 2, 7, 9 p. m. Mats 2c Eves 35c Kiddies 10c SEVEN SMASH rT t SONG HITSlX -Jt -.Jm 1 m in.. ITT