ROSEDURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, VCT.DNESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1037
THREE
Society and Clubs
SIDE GLANCES
By George Clark
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MID-WEEK BIBLE
CLASS MEETS FRIDAY
The Mid Week !M1" ilnss of Si.
Paul's l.uilieiun rhurt-h I1H1I u incut
Ilitei-,fJ I win liUM-lintr oil Ki !il:iy, ( r
IoIht 1, ai the home of .Mrs. .Mary j
ami Win. '1iIh linen-ofl. The pa.s-j
tor Ii'd ilif rla:: i.i ..isenssioii of j
( haptfi- 1.1 and part of chapter j
uf the Monk uf Jtevehition. This
watt fitlluwed by a short business
meeting, Mrs. Charlett .Mortimer
was ciiuspii prescient of the clas
f(ii- I lift vem. Tile hostesses serv
ed delightful refreslimeiits to Mrs.:
Haiii-1, Mrs. Wnnvii Whiting. Mrs.
Hen Craven, Mrs. M. It jchanlson,
.Mrs. William VokI. Mis. Karl.
Smith. .Mrs. August. Martin, Mrs. ,
Louise Voigt, Miss Meuseh, Mrs. j
Kr.iil HriiBt, Mi-h. I ot'fnniu. Miss i
Vera lloetz, Mius Pearl (Joel, Mrs.
Clinton Corthy, .Mrs. Cneneuburg
and Mr. anil Mrs. W. A. Sylwestcr.
The next meeting j.4 ti take place
at the home, of .Mrs. Kmil (trust un
October 15.
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MR. AND MRS. LINDSAY
HONORED AT PARTY
I
A tiionp of about fifty people !
pathered at the KlguroKu playshed ;
on Saturday evening honoring Mr. !
anil Mrs. Carl Lindsay Sr., of Santa
Mouiea, Calif.
AI r. and Mis. I.imlyay wore for
many years owners of the .Melrose
store which they dcvlopcd from a
one-ronin country store to the pres
ent thriving business. ,
About six mouths ngo they dis
posed of their business interests in
Melrose and itoseburj; iind moved
to California and are now spend
ing a short time here as the quests
of their son and daufhter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindsay Jr. i
They were heartily creeled by
old friends who were glnd to have
the opportunity of meeting the
Lindsays azain. The evening was
spent with games ami conversation
and at midnight de!icini:s lunch
was served.
SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs. Clifford Smith of Sau Fran
cisco was the inspiration of a de
lightful gathering at the home of
her sister, Mrs. W. O. Sandstrom
on Sunday .Tfternoou The guests
inclndeil Mr. and Mrs.'C. li. Holm
iuist Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Sundberir.
Mr. and Mrs C. K. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Imsenhark Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. (limner Johnson, Mrs. A.
S. Anderson, Mrs. J. (). Sandstrom,
and Ldwin llusenbark. Mrs. Smi'h
plans to leave lor her California
liome on Tuesday.
The occasion was also the birth
day of Mr. ami Mrs. Sandstrom's
small son, Uouatd.
u,.At,.l1i tea. , hour, .refreshments
were verved from n prettily ap
pointed table centered with u dec
orated birthday cake to Miss Hel
en Johnson, Ketta Johnson, Donna
and Douahl S.mdhern nnd Robert
llolni()Uist, quests of Honald.
Master Ronald was the recipient
of many attractive gifts.
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REBEKAH SOCIAL CLUB
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
TO BE NEXT IvtOe-D-W
,- The general public has been is
sued a most cordial invitation by
the Rebekuh social club t3 attend
the fiist benefit card part of the
sea. on u ne Ik id at eight o'clock
next .Mom. ay evening, (ietobyr 11.
at the 1. (). 1-. ban.
high ic;;re prizes lor both men
ami ome:i v i l ire tiiwn cam play
ers in cmtiact bridge, rive-iiumhed
and pinochle. To unor pri.-e. will
be gnen and lefi "shim nt j it ill be
seted. Mrs. lrederick .1. Herman
is general chairman ri" the party.
Kesei vation.t for i.ie alfair may ie
made by calling Mrs. James Young
at r:.;-y.
DINNER MEETING
OF 2C-30 CLUB
HELD ON MONDAY
The 20-30 club met at a seven
o'clock dinner at the Grand hotel
Monday evening with Bob Helll
well, president, In charge. Piano
selections were ptayed by Mrs. Fin
ley. Guests of the evening includ
ed Charles lloyce. new General Pe
troleum manager, ami James
Watts, high school athletic coach.
Plans were discussed for the Hal
lowe'en dance to be sponsored Oc
tober :pi at the armory. The gen
eral public has been invited to at
tend. Next week the club will meet
Tuesday evening at a seven o'clock
dinner at the Grand hotel.
POTAWATOMIE GROUP
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
The Potawatomie Camp Fire
group, which was previously an
nounced for this evening, will inet
instead on Friday evening at five
o'clock at th home of Miss Fran
ces Hardy in the Kohlhagen apart
ments. All members are urged to
be present.
O
AH-N EAH-NI K A GROUP
TO MEET TONlfcHT
The Ah-Neah-Nika Camp Fire
group will meet at seven o'clock
tonight at the borne of the guar
dian, Mrs. Ieslie C. Cummings. on
Harrison sticei. All members ive
aeked to bring an honor to the
meeting.
MRS. PRESTON LEE' IS
COMPLIMENTED AT
SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY
Mrs. Preston M. 1-ee was sur
prised at a shower party last eve
ning, when Mis. Frederick J. Por
ter entertained the Wednesday
br idge lub ui u seven-thirty o'cloek
dessert-supper ai Carl's Tavern.
A pink motif u us carried out on
the table.
Covers were arranged for Mrs.
Lee, guest of honor. Mrs. T. K,
burr, guest, and the following club
members, Mrs. 1 lomer Jrow, Mrs.
A. 1(. Taylor, Mrs. H. II. Turner.
Mrs. Leroy Hialt, Mrs. Leonard
Riley, Mrs. L. M. Lilly, Mrs. llert
Courtney, Mrs. George Singleton,
Mrs. A. J. 101 li son uud the hostess,
Mrs. Porter.
Contract bridge was in play dur
ing the evening hours ut the Porter
home on Reservoir avenue with
Mrs. Iiurr receiving the guest prize
ami Mrs. Kllisnn winning the high
score bridge prize.
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ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION
OF AMERICAN RED CROSS
TO BE HELD IN SALEM
The annual state convention of
the American Red Cross will Ik
held all day Thursday In S.Mein
with delegates from all parts ot
tlw state in attendance. Mrs. Ar
thur Clarke and Mrs. Whittlesey,
of Rosebuig, plan to go to Salem
for the convention. A number of
other Red Cross members from
this county also plan to attend.
BETA SIGMA PHI I .
PROJECT SPONSORED
Thursday ' McKean nnd Raid
wins will display a model dining
table set by members of Ketu
Sigma Phi sorority. This
!
Local
News
Will Undergo Operation Mrs. I Mr. Butenbark In Town John
Cora Dour it, of tpjs city, left for Husenbark Sr., of Melrose, attend
Porilaml today to enter St. Vln- ed lo business In this city yester
cent's hospital to undergo a major day.
operation. 1
Here Tuesday Mrs. J. T. lied
rick, of Drain, was in town Tues
day shopping ami visiting- friends.
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COM 1937 BV Nt bCBVICE. INC T M REG U 5 TAT. 0F.
"If Hull's another candidate with nolliin lint cigars,
here's where ho loses I wo voles."
LOCAL NEWS
Go to Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. L.
a pro- A. Miles and daughter, Mury Jean,
t in the regular course of study I have left for Portland to spend a
for the group. All furnishings for
the display are to be furnished
through the courtesy of McKean
and Raldwiu's.
D. CF U. V. TO MEET
THURSDAY EVENING
Florence Nightingale tent. No.
15, Daughters of I'nion Veterans
of the Civil War. lsil-lS(15, will
meet at 7::io o'clock Thursday eve
ning at the armory for an import
ant business session to Ih follow
ed by a pollock lunch. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
V. F. W. AUXILIARY TO
ELECT OFFICERS
TUESDAY EVENING
Patrick V. Kelley auxiliary lo
Veterans of Foreign Wars will
meet at eight o'clock Thursday
evening at the Maecabee hall for
nomination ami election of offic
ers. dOvery member Is urged to be
prescm. ' r '
LIONS CLUB DANCING
PARTY TO BE HELD
SATURDAY EVENING
The Lions club members, their
ladies and invited guests have been
few days vacationing.
Leave For East Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Harding and Miss Helen Cusey,
of this city, left Tuesday for
lirainard. Minnesota, to spend sev
eral weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Working on Paper Lelnud Rus
sell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L.
Russell of Roseburg, and a student
at I'niversityjof Oregon, is working
part time onlhe Kugene Register-Guard.
Returns to Glide Mrs. C D.
Glenn returned to her home at
Glide this morning, after being in
Roseburg Tuesday and overnight
at the home of her mother, Mrs. 11.
Campbell,
Working at News-Review Miss
Evelyn Gillmore has accepted em
ployment , at tho .NftWH-lievlew of
fice, taking the placo of Miss Adali
Marie Ruhl, who has accepted full
time employmentin the office of
the Douglas County Flour Mills.
Stock and Bond
Averages
Oct. G:
Compiled by The Associated Pre
Here From Melrose Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kirk, of Melrose, were
business visitors in this city Tues
day. Canvonvillit Vititori Here Mr.
arid Mrs. 'Henry DeWald. of Can
yon vi lie, sncnt Tuesday in this
ily attending to business.
Leaves Tuesday Mrs. Fnnnv
Wright left Tuesday lor her home
in Portland, after visiting here at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. J.
Starnier.
Eastern Star to Meet Roseburg
hapter of Eastern Star will meet
t e','it o'clock Thursday night at
the Masonic temple, with Miss
Margaret Page, past matron, presidio-;
as worthy matron in the
absence of Mrs. Victor J. Micelli.
Dentist Moves Here Dr. G. W.
Marshall and family of Rend have
moved lo Koselmrg lo reside. Dr.
Marshall, a dentist. Is exchanging
olfices with Dr. G. C. Phetteplaee.
and will enuue In practice here,
while the latter will move to
Itend.
Bantist Aid to Meet The Ilapt
ist Ladies Aid society will meet
at a one o'clock salad luncheon
Thursday afternoon in tho church
patloit. with Mrs. Ella Harris,
Mrs. Hugh Whipple and Miss Ruth
Stages ns hostesses. All members
and friends are invited.
. I Very IM Mrs. John Tilly Is re-
Leave For Portland Mr. and poited to be very ill at her home
Mrs. George H. Smith, of the Ho u-., cmi, vii- fiiiu- iu
. u irnr , mi immj un i-oniauti 10 . a dmiKhter of Mrs. Maggie Noah of
ni'emi iew nays UllellitlUg tlDtblscllV
uuaiuess.
Visits at Spaugh Home LVcrn
Spaugh, student at I'niversitv of
Oregon, spent the week-end here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alba Spaugh.
Attends to Business Mr. nnd
Mrs. L. M Orchard have returned
to their home in Eugene, after
attending to business and visit
ing relatives here for a short
time.
Improving Mrs. Julia Williams,
U lm )..ti vnru til .it I I... !...,..
of her son. Jeff Williams, at Look-
inggiass. is reported to he slighlly
improved in health.
Harvest Home Supper Friday
The annual harvest ho;ue supper
of the Methodist Episcopal church
win n a b::w o'clock pot lurk af
fair in the church parlors Friday
evening. Mrs. George Churchill Is
general chairman, with Mrs. R.
H. Wilson as program director,
Members of the church, congrega
tion juid friends have been invit
ed to attend.
Return to Town Mr. and Mr.
'A. V., Emmet t havo returned to'
their home on Purrott Blreet, aft
er spending the past four days at
ITinp'ia with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. M. 11.
Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. M. U. Em
mett and daughter, Marlene, spent
yesterday In lown on business.
f TOR A DESK-WORKER'S -"gc ' ' ) -a!
w -at?! ij
Women's Council to Meet Tho
Women's ciitiiicit ol' 1ln First
Christiatl rliuich will moot at
two u'cloc-k Thursday al'tornonn in
ilio ciMut'h parloi-.M, wilh .Mrs. Paul
niask.i.y, Mrs. Ihmln Noal, Mrs.
l.iniit;u l.pavitt nml Mrs. Kstuor
Short as tho conmiitU'o In churjlo.
Tho missionary londor for tho nt't -ornoon
will ho Mrs. H. t. Parslow
unl ladios of tho rliuroh uro In-
vitoil.
STOCKS
30 Ki lf 60
Inil'ls ItU's I t's Sfks
Today Tti II 27.7 Sfi.l r.t.i
l'rov. ilay .... 71.8 27.11 35.ll- M.'J
Month nco-.... ST..4 30.8 3S.7 MI.K
Yoar ago ....113.8 41.11 T.2.S 70.5
11137 IliKll ltll.ti 411.5 54.0 75.3
11137 low 74.S 27.11 35.4 52.11
11131! IliKll .... UU.3 43.5 53.7 72.8
m3(i low 73.4 3IJ.2 43 I 55.7
BONDS
20 10 10 10
ItU's Ind'ls I'I's Kmi.
Today
Prov. day .
Month ufxo .
Yoar hko .
1Q'17 UlvU
1113(1 high!
11131! low ..
, 84.0-100.5 114.1
84.3 Hui.ll 114.2
, 87.9 102.4 1111.7
U7.t; HI3.5 103.1
, llll.o 1U4.4 Hi2.8'
. 83.7 100.C 113.11
. 118.2 104.4 103.1
. 8(i.ll 101.8 111). 3
'(i8.7
(18.11
70.3
70.1
74,7
(18.11
73.(1
Country Club Ladies to Meet
Tin; 1-,'ilios of tho KosohurK Coun
try oluh will moot Thursday inorn
iug for golfing at tho rluli couiso.
Tho rogular piOlm-k luno'ioon will
ho strvod at 12:30 o'olook, nnd
oontraot bridgo will ho ill play
dining tho uflornoon hours.
Home Missionary Society to
Meet I he onion's Homo Mis
sionary sooiely of tho Methodist
Episcopal ohuroli will moot at 2:30
o'olook Thursday nfterlioon at (ho
homo of Mrs. I' II. Churchill on
Kasl Cass street. Program load
ers for (ho afternoon will ho Mis.
lnio' Colo and Mrs. George Loop
or. widi Mrs. C. Groves in
eliniT." of (he devolions. Members
and friends are invited to attend.
TOR A DESK-WORKER'S
BREAKFAST. TRIANGLE
OATJ GIVE JUST THE
RIGHT AMOUNT OF NOUR
ISHMENT AND ROUGHAGE
FOR GOOD DIGESTION!
YOU ARE RIGHT
TRIANGIE OATS
OR WHEAT
ARE NATURE'S
NATURAL F00DSI
Yes jircc. Triangle Rolled Oatf
are milled from the Northwest's
choicest golden grains. All that
natural, meaty goodness, which
Nature meant for a healthful
diet is retained. Office workers
should eat Triangle Oats for
easy digestion and correct elimi
nation. Sold at all grocers.
MANUFACTURED BY
TRIANGLE MILLING COMPANY $ PORTLAND, ORE.
-New lows.
Leaves For Home Mrs. Kenneth
Beach and daughtCi. .'ulllo Lu, left
asked to enjoy a very delightful ! the first of the week for their home
lancing party Saturday evening at
the Uoweburg Country clubhouBe.
Hob EranliH. Al Lent and W. Down
er are in charge of the affair.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET THURSDAY ,
The Missionary society of the M.
E. Church South will meet at two
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
basement of the church. All mem
bers and friends are most cordially
invited to be present.
SYLMON VALLEY CLL 1
TO MELT UN HHIUAY
The Sylmon Valley club will
meet at two o'clock Friday nfter
in Baton Rouge, La., after unending
the summer mouths in Oregon City,
Salem, Kugene and Itoseburg visit
ing relatives and friends. White
here Mrs. Beach and Satlie Lu
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. II.
Turner. They weer accompanied
home by Mrs. Beach's father,
George Marley, of Oregon City,
who will visit them uud then go to
Philadelphia for a visit with rela
tives, before returning to Oregon.
Cougar-Raider Sought
PORTLAND. Oct. 4. (AP)
Demitv sheriffs "hunted to hounds"
noon at the home of Mrs. William here today in an attempt to kill a
Holltorf. All members ure most . marauding eight-foot cougar which
cordially invited to be present. raided n pig-sty at the edge of the
ft
RIVERSDALE H. E.
CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY
citv Friday night.
I The cougar was seen by Albert
B. Snodgrass, caretaker on Mrs.
Home O. M. Smith's farm only a few feet
The Riversdale 0 ranee
Economics club will meet all day ; outside the city limits, after he
Friday at the grange hall with ahad been awakened by the squeal
potluck luncheon at noon. All mem-jing of shoats in the sty. Two pigs
bers are urged to be present. -were killed and one almost entlre-
o jly devoured.
In Town on Business Huron Snodgrass said he had missed
Clough, of Canyonville, was a 'young pigs ull summer and believ
business visitor in this city Tues- ed the big panther had lived in
day. the area for some time.
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