ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1937.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
HARVEST HOME DINNER
ENJOYED FRIDAY NIGHT
Tlin uiiuhhI Ilarves Home din
ner of the Methodist Kplncopul
ehnvoh was enjoyed by large num
ber of members and friends at a
Fix-thirty o'clock poihick affair
Friday evening in the church par
lors. Mrs. George Ohm-chill was
general chairman o? the supper.
The long tables were beautifully
decorated by Rev. S. Itaynor Smith,
who used bowls of marigolds ami
Michaelmas daisies circled by at
tractive ghourds. Mis. R. H. Wil
fon was general chairman of t lie
program.
liming the dinner hour short
talks were given by Mrs. A. J. ied
des, representing the Sunday
school. Rev. Mr. Smith, the church,
and Mrs. Earl Wiley, the Ladies
Aid. Miss Edith Simester, mis
sionary from Foot-how, China, con
cluded the evening's program by
giving very interesting comments
on her experiences in China.
Mrs. Churchill was assisted on
her committee by Mi s. Earl Wiley,
-Mrs. K. A. Hritton, Mrs. Ned Dixon,
Mrs. Hugh Harris, Mrs. Unite Mel
lis, Mrs. Roscue Marsters ain Mrs.
Everett Junes.
Announcements were made re
garding the large birthday dinner
affair to be sponsored by the Ladies
Aid in November. The committees
lor the dinner will be announced at
Thursday's luncheon meeting of the
Aid.
U. S. W. V. AUXILIARY
TO MEET THURSDAY
George Stunner auxiliary to Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans will meet
at 7:30 o'clock Thuitsday evening
at the armory. Every member ol
the color team has been requested
to be prseent to practice for in
spect ion, which wiil be held 'the ev
ening of November 11, and at which
time (he slate president will be in
attendance.
Today' Pattern
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MARJORtE HUNT PETTIT 1
TO BE GUEST SPEAKER AT
ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
Marjorie Hunt Pettlt, prominent
Roseburg poet, will be the guest
speaker at the second meeting this
fall of the Roseburg Woman's club
to be held at a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon
next Tuesday at the
clubhouse. Mrs. Peitii will talk
i "Building a Poem."
Hostesses for the 1 :30 o'clock
dessert-luncheon include Mrs. A.
H. Taylor, chairman, Mrs. (. N.
Riddle. .Mrs. J. P. Williams. Mrs.
C. E. Marks and Mrs. R. R. Wil
lett. Mrs. Homer Grow, music
chairman, will have charge of the
special music for the meeting.
Mrs. . M. Campbell, president.
will conduct the business session
and roll call topics will, be pre
sented by Mrs. ('. E. Roberts. Mrs.
G. lomiK. Mrs. T. G. Watson,
Mrs. S. Raynor Smith, Miss Janet
Moffat and Mrs. Frederick J.
Porter.
All members of the club have
been asked to bring rummage for
Hie club service shop. "Mrw, F. A.
Melds and Mrs. C. H. liuiley are
joint chairmen -of the service
shop and are assisted by Mrs. E.
T. Nelson, Mrs. Lee Ragan and
Mrs. I-oi.s Ricbllng.
LADIES AID MEETS
AT COOK HOME FRIDAY
GLENDALE, Oct. 12. There
was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Ladles Aid at the
home ol .Mrs. Harry Cook Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Ella Leach led
the devotional part of the meeting
and Mrs. Culbertson prepared the
missionary study.
President Mrs. Hessie Seimers
presided over the business meet
ing when a letter from Mrs. E. F.
McFarluitd wind Mis. Rates was
read. The secretary was instruct
ed to answer same, Inviting them
to meet with the Aid at their No
vember meeting.
The dale of the November meet
ing was changed from November
to November 5, as the annual
bazaar will be held November IX
I'his meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Win. Wunsch, with Mrs.
I). Hoots, Mrs. J. K. Howard
and Mrs. W. S. Price assisting
hostesses.
Alter the business meeting, a
social hour was enjoyed with love
ly refreshments, Mrs. Harvey
Sniilh and Mis. Price presiding
it the urns.
Mrs. Cooke was assisted as hos
tess by Mrs. C. E. Young, Mrs. F.
N. Harrell and Mrs. C. O. Gar
rett.
Colored Merrymakers Dated at the Indian
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Local
News
Will Take Vacation Mr. and
Vrr. I. K. Folti plan to leave the
latter part of the week for San
Frunelsca and other points In
gouiheru California tp eujuy their
vacation.
Undergoes Minor Operation
Miss Patricia Stearns, daughter "of
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Stearns, 'of
Oakland, had her tonsils removed
.yesterday by Or. A. C. Seely.
h
In Town on Business Roy Ab
spaugh, of Myrtle Creek, was a
bUKiuexs isiior in this city yesterday.
Visiting SiBter Mrs. Dorothy
;Ylse. of this pity, left Tuesday for
Ynncalla to spend the remainder
;of the week visiting Iter brother-
in-law anu sister, mt. uuii mth. i.
1-ong.
Auxiliary to Meet The ladies'
auxiliary to Cunton Ifobertson, No.
l.t, will meet in regular session
Thursday night at the I. O. O. F.
hall with Mrs. Edythe Florence
Kelley and Mrs. Alvla Wetherall
as joint hostesses.
Scene from "Darktown Scandals," a colored musical revue appeuring at Hunt's Indian theatre Thurs
SIDE GLANCES
By George Clark
M. E. LADIES AID
MEETS AT AUSTEN HOME
DRAIN", Oct. Hi. The Indies aid
of the Methodist church met Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. W. V.
Austen. A missionary program in
charge of Mrs. ' Isruelson was car- CATHOLIC CARD PARTY
ried out In the study of Molium- WILL BE CHARMING
medlsm, in an interesting manner. AFFAIR NEXT MONDAY
Mrs. Pennison gavo a talk on the
study of the Llible.
Mrs. Austen, assisted by Mrs.
Asker, served lovely refreshments
to the following: Mesdnmes Apple
gate, Hragg, Dixon, Ik-Ik, Craig,
Gorsline, Howarth, Israelson. Mor
gan, Roe, Rennison, C. Swearln
gen, M. Sweariugen, Trueblood,
and Walthrop; children Llla Jo
Hragg, Maedene Lemon, Charlene
Roe and Lois Relle Sweariugen.
MELROSE-ELG AROSE
TOWNSEND CLUB TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
0rgJ9H HA$IMVKNC- al M .ill f" IS
LOCAL NEWS
Lady Elks to Meet The Iidy
Elks will meet at eight o'clock
Thursday night at tin- temple with
Mrs. Charles Healy. president, in
chui-ge, and Mrs. Albert Mfcelll,
hostess. Prizes will he awarded
high scores in contract bridge and
live-hundred.
Leaves Today Mrs. L. Potter,
of Salem, left today for her home,
after coming to Itoseburg Tues
day to attend the funerul of her
nephew, Orval Weaver llaldwin.
She was accompanied here hy her
son-in-law and three daughters,
who returned to Salem following
the funeral yesterday.
Missionary Society to Meet The
Presbyterian M issiunary wociet y
win meet at two-thirty o'clock
Thursday tit Hie W. Chalmers home
with Mrs. Chalmers, Mrs. W. C.
Illalte and Mrs. Homer Crow, hon
tesses. Mrs. C. E. Ilolierts, program
chairman, will talk on Haines mis
sion station in Alaska.
Miss C lough Here Miss Hess
Clouuh, of Cauyonville, upent yes
terday In this city visiting friends
and shopping.
Put In New Walk A new ce
ment walk has been built this week
across the back of the E. (). ltickll
residence on Hamilton avenue.
Council Fire to Be Held The
Pol t a wa tonne i amp Fire group
will hold its council fire at 7:;it
o'clock Thursday night at the home
of Miss Charlotte Hiney.
Sunshine Club to Meet The
Northstde Sunshine club will meet
Thursday ut the Howard Case
beer home on Fowler street with
Mrs. (ilenn Cox acting as hostess.
At Strange Home Mrs. C. M.
Kolkamu. of Kerkeley, Calif., has
arrived here to spend a few davs
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. 1).
Strange, En route home, Mrs.
Knlkaina plans to slop over In
Medi'ord lo visit her niece, rfflsa
.luquelynn Lenox.
M. E. Aid to Meet The Metho
dist Episcopal Ladles Aid will
meet at u one o'clock luncheon
Thursday In the church purlors,
with Mrs. H. A. Cauaday, chair
man, Mrs. Dan Egly. Mrs. R. W.
M armors, Mrs. F. fi. Ilurr, Mrs. L.
10. tioodbourn, Mrs. Mary Watson,
Mrs. Foster liulner and Mrs. II.
A . Taylor hostesses. M rs. Earl
Wiley, president, wilt conduct the
business meeting and Mrs. H. H.
Wilson will be in charge of the
devotions. Members and friends
invited to attend.
Evergreen H. E. Club to Meet
The Evergreen Orange Home
Economics club will hold an all-
day meeting Thursday with a pot
luck luncheon at noon at the home
of Mrs. iiruce Spackman. All mem
bers are cordially Invited to be
present.
Country Club Ladies to Meet
The ladies of the Roseburg Coun
try club will begin their fall bridge
play morningtj ut t):3o u. in. Thurs
day at the clubhouse. Potluck
luncheon will be held at noon and
the afternoon will be prUe day for
golfing.
Back From Convention H. O.
Pargeter mid S. J. Shoemaker
huvu returned to their homes in
this city, after attending the na
tional convention of Building and
loau associations at Los Angeles.
They stopped lu San Francisco to
visit the former's nt'phew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Par
geter. Mr. Pargeter and Mr.
Shoemaker 'returned north as far
as Med ford by plane, where they
were met by automobile by Mrs.
Shoemaker and Mrs. Pargeter,
who accompanied them back to
Roseburg.
Special Meeting Tonight The
American Legion and auxiliary
will hold a special meellng with
the Days Creek post nud unit to
night at 8 at Days Creek hull.
Those desiring transportation to
Days Creek have been asked to
meet at (i:Hu ut llm armory, where
the committee will have cats to
take Hie group to the grunge hall.
I'm afrntd if my business, gels much better my wife will :
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Paltern Departmenl, Roseburg,
Ore.
The Melrose-Elgarose Townsend
club will hold its regular meeting
it eight o clock Friday evening uL
the Klgarose playshed. Atlorney
J. V. Long nnd M. B. Roadman will
be the speakers of the evening.
Following the business session,
tile ladies of the club will servo a
free chili supper. The ladles at
tending have been asked to bring
sandwiches. The public has been
Invited to attend the meeting.
EPISCOPAL GUILD TO
SPONSOR ALL DAY
RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY
St. George's Episcopal guild has
announced an all day rummage saie
to be held Saturday In the parish
hall on East Cass Btreet. Chil
dren's toys and hooks as well as
articles of clothing are being espe
cially asked for by the committee
in charge of the sale. Those do
nating articles have been asked to
leave them at the parish ball Fri
day or early Saturday morning,
PUBLIC INVITED TO
HARVEST IN GATHERING
LUNCHEON THIS WEEK
Luncheon will he served nl 12
o'clock Wednesday and Thursday
noons hy .the ladies of the Seventh
flay Adventist church at the
nual harvest in gathering sale to
he held in the building formerly
occupied hy Ott's Murlc store on
West Cass street. The general
public has been Invited to uttend
the luncheons both Wednesday
and Thursday.
BIRTHDAY DINNER IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
GLENDALE. Oct. 12 Commem
orating the birthdays of M.irylin
Robinson and G. II. Ashman, Mrs.
Roy E. Robinson entertained with
a six o'clock dinner at her home
Wednesday evening. Covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ashman and
sons. Marvin and louglar, Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson and children, Mary
li ii and Stanley.
PAST PRESIDENTS
CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY
The Past Presidents club of
George Sfarmer auxiliary to United
Spanish War Veteran will meet nt
two o'clock Friday alternnon at the
home ot Mrs. Percy Webb, Sr.
All members are most cordially In
ited to be present.
A most cordial invitation has
been extended by the Catholic
Lndles Sewing society to the gen
eral public lo attend a very charm
ing benelll card party at eight
o'clock next Monday evening. Oc
tober IS, at the parish hall on
North Kane street.
Tables of contract bridge, five-
hundred and pinochle will be In
play liming the evening with a
high score prize going to the win
ner of every talde in play. The
card players will pivot at their
spective tables. A door prize will
alsu be given.
Mrs. Frank S. Monroe Is gen-
oral chairman of the Interesting
affair and Is being assisted .liy
Mrs. h. L. Miller and Mrs. George
Hammer. The decorations will be
In charge of Mrs. Cyril Nichols
and Mrs. K. U Dnlnn, with the re
freshment committee Including
Mrs. W. Fcst, Mrs. R. It. Willett,
Mrs. Bryan. Mrs. Lucy Jennings
and Mrs. K. J. Brown.
Anyone desiring to make reser
vations for the party have been
asked to call either Mrs. Monroe
at 383-Y or Mrs. Fest at llili-L.
This party will be the first of
a series of charming fall and win
ter benefit affairs to be sponsored
by St. Joseph's Catholic Ladles
Sewing society.
LADIES AID HOLDS
MEETING THURSDAY
CAN YONVILLE, Oct. 13 The
M. E. Ladies Aid held its regular
meeting nt the Canyon Auto camp
Thursday afternoon, October 7,
Mrs. E. G. llatlgh as hostess. The
subject for the devotional part of
the meeting was "Cod Is on a
Farm." The routine business was
transacted and some interesting
experiences In earning the money
donated for I he new porch on the
church were told. It wa decid
ed to hold an extra all day work
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charles Young, Thursday. Octo
ber 14. for the purpose of work-
ling on the articles for the bazaar.
ftacn lauy is to ornig m-r own
lunch.
Mrs. Shirley Cain will enler
lain the Aid nt Its next regular
meeting, October 21. Mrs. Jos.
Cassatl will assist Mrs. Cuin In
entertaining.
A. R. ANNOUNCES
PAST PRESIDENTS AND
PAST COMMANDERS BANQUET
ANNOUNCED FOR NEXT WEEK
One of the largest and most in
teresting affairs o( the coming
week will bo the annual seven
o'clock banquet honoring all past
president of Unipqua. unit ami all
past commanders of Unipqua post
of the American Legion at the
armory next Tuesday evening.
A delightful program has been
arranged for the banquet hour.
Mrs. C. T. Tipton and Miss Pearl
Jones are acting as joint chair
men of the banquet committee.
About two hundred ure expected
to attend the affair.
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
THURSDAY EVENING AT
M. R. RICHARDS HOME
All mothers of students of St.
Joseph's Catholic school have
been most cordially Invited to at
tend a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper
at the home of Mrs. M. Ii. Rich
ards on Enst Douglas street,
Thursday evening. Mrs. Richards
president of the Mother's club,
will preside at the meeting.
LOYAL WOMEN'S CLASS
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
DRAIN, Oct. 13. The Loyal Wo
men's class of the Christian
church, met Wednesday ul'tcrttoon
at the home of Mrs. Mary Perkins.
A fooil sale was planned and oili
er business disposed of. After
ward refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. Perkins.
W. B. A. TO. MEET
THURSDAY NIGHT
Review No. 11 of the Woman's
Benefit association will entertain l
the past presidents of the asjmcia- I
tlon ul an Interesting 7:3n o'clock
meeting to be held nt the Macca
bee hall Thursday evening. All
members are requested to be present.
Back From Wedding Trip Mr.
nnd Mrs. Harvey Reld returned to
Roseburg hist night, nl'ler spend
ing their honeymoon in Porlluld
nud other pointH north. They are
making their home In the Watzlg
apartments in North Itoseburg.
Mrs. Reld was formerly Miss Flor
ence Drews. She recently resign
ed her work at the Douglas Na
tional bank lo he married. Mr.
Iteid Is a hitrher at the Northsidc
shop.
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THAT OLD HEAD f
COID FEELS BETTER V.
ALREADY J
iiifniiiiPfifBiihtipt
H. H. Waltei-mire
Local manager Oregon
Granite Co.
has moved from 145 Flint 8t.
to 720 So. Stephens St.
YES, BUT YOU MUST USE
THIS EARLIER NEXT TIME-
IT HELPS PREVENT MANY J
COLDS
THIS ipiciaihii medication
Vicks Va-tro-nol Is expressly
designed for the nose and upper
throat, where most colds begin
and grow. Used In time ut the
first sneeze or sniffle or irritation
In the nose It helps to ftmroit
many colds, or to throw on head
colds In their early stales. Even
when your head is all clogged up
from a cold, Vu-tro-noS brings
comforting relief lets you breathe
ugum i
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Bank Night Tonight
$150
Today and Thursday
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COMING FRIDAY
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Feature No. 2
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Shows 2-7:16-9:15 P. M.
Mats, 25c
Kiddies 10c
Eves. 35c
TODAY - "BACK IN CIRCULATION" - TODAY
Pat O'Brien Joan Blondell
BANK NIGHT $150
MEET FOR NEXT
MONDAY EVENING
Thf JtpsMmrg I). A. II. will hold
an linen-Hting lnfMinK at 7::i'
o'clock next Monday -vfninR nt
Hip liom nf th recpnl. Miss Ad
line Stewart, on fhadwirk Htrwt
with Miss Stewart and Mrs. U. K.
;oodhourn us Joint hnstfissort.
Mrs, F. H. Churchill. iirorram
rhairnian, has arronRpd for Mrs.
Ouy Moorp, of fillde. to for guPHt
speaker on the topic, "The Ameri
can Indian." Mrs. Moore upent
several year working among the
Indian.
All members are urged to be
present for the meeting.
DON'T SCRATCH,
SOOTHE THE
IRRITATION
Quick relief from the maddening
itch ol eczema, psoriasis, poison
ivy, and irritation about the rectum
or personal parts is obtained by ap
plying an ointment called Kesinol.
Leave it on over night. It lessens
the desire to scratch, and cases the
irritation.
The soothing effect of Kcsinol
takes the sting out of the irritated
parts and makes you comfortable.
The skin heals sooner, too, with the
help of Resinol.
The oily base of Resinol Oint
ment is ideal for penetrating the
outer layers of the skin and secur
ing deeper action. Bathing the af
fected parts first with Kesinol Soap
hastens the effectiveness yTTv
of Resinol Ointment. Try L!7tj
this treatment today, xfi'
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