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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1037. THREE ) n.'IntfrWiWil Give Him a nice warm pair of Interwoven wool socks for Christmas, from Harth's, the store of many practical gifts, 111 ft II n BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Baptist Missionary society will meet at 2 : :t0 o'clock Thurs day afternoon at the church par lors with the officers of the so ciety acting ub hostesses. Mrs. C. 11. Wickhuin, president, will be in charge. Members of the Trf -Square Sewing club of the church have been invited to attend the meet ing as special guests. The Christ inas program committee includes Mrs, Anderson, Mrs. Wolford and Mrs. Uyrd. Exchange of gifts will be enjoyed during the social hour. DILLARO TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT The DUltml Townseni club will meet at a six-thirty o'clock pot luck supper and social at the schoolhouse Thursday evening. All members and friends are most cor dially invited to be present. Re Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. LITTLE GIRLS' WRAP AROUND FROCK EASY TO MAKE . . . EASY TO IRON PATTKIIN 4671 If you're a busy mother who does all her own work, you'll thoroughly appreciate the many advantages, of this Anne Adams dress design. It's extremely easy to make and easy for even a tiny tot to get into without help. He cause it opens out flat, it takes no time at all to iron. Did yon ever see anything smarter than the buttoned, diagonal closing? And aren't those little, puffed sleeves cunning? You can omit the trimming If you want to make the dress even simpler for every day wear. Your daughter will love It and will also nppreciaae the comfy panties that are included. Pattern 4ti"l is available in children's fuzes 2. 4, 6, 8 and 10. Size 6 takes 3 yards 3fi inch fabric ajid lii yards ruffling. Illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions are included. Smul KIFTKKN CENTS (15c) in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plalnlv SIZE, NAME. Al KRESS and STYLE Nl'MHER. Fill in those gaps in your ward robe! Write today for the WIN TEH ANNE ADAMS P A T T E R N HOOK. In it you'll find countless styles that will carry you with flying colors through the rest of the winter and well into spring. Smart dresses for women and misses whether they are slim or stout . . . and gay little clothes for children from twp years up. Don't miss this splendid collection ! PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. ROOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Department. Roseburg, Ore. Today's Pattern Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER . ELGAROSE COMFORT CLUB HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY ON THURSDAY MEI.noSK. Dec 21. Mrs. Ofortie Sunbe-g and Mis. Stanley Sjogren uere very cicrmiug hos tesses Thursday afternoon w lien they entertained the Elgarose Comfort club at the honu of the former. Christmas decorations were us ed throughout the rooms and a heautiful decorated Christmas tree completed the decorations for the occasion. After a short business meeting was held a jtrogram of readings was enjoyed and several Christmas carols were sung by the group. Mrs. Daisy Ward won the club prize, Mrs. Holmqutst and Mrs. Ella .lohnson announced they would entertain the club in January at the home of the former. At the close of the meeting ( hi istnias gifts were exchanged, followed by a social hour of visit ing. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Sunberg and Mrs. Sjogren to Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs Edward Class, Mrs. Phil Hess, Mrs. Cordon II nice ami daughter. Margaret Ann. Mrs. Cbas. Olson, .Mrs. Carl Ilacklund. Mrs. T. F Ward, Mis. V. S. Woodruff. Miss Helen Hacklund, Miss Alice Ilack lund, Mrs. F. T. Reece. Mrs. Chas. Stubhs, son Jackie and daughter Hope, Mrs. W. C. Cooper. Mrs. E. U Cooper, Mrs. C. R. Holmquist and daughter. Patricia. Mrs. Don Pankey and daughter, Mrs. Chas. Churchill and daughter, Mrs. Floyd Finn and daughter, Dorothy Dale. Miss Evelyn Calla, Mrs. C. J. Johnson, Donna and Donald Sun berg. Floyd Finn and Ceorge Sun berg. DELIGHTFUL CHRISTMAS PARTY HELD TUES.DAY MYRTLE CREEK. Dec. 21 What was unanimously voted to lie the jolliest and best party ol the closing year was the Decem ber monthly party of the Loyal Rereau and high school classes of the Christian church, held Tues day. The basement of the church was beaut if all v decorated, carry ing out the Christmas motif in evergreen and Yuletide colors. The program committee did themselves proud by providing so many new and interesting games mil stunts that every bod v dread ed to stop and eat and go home. I hose present were Ruby Car penter, Elbert Naas. Lloyd Curtis, Earl Hitchcock, Anita Cooper. Dorothy Trulove. Louise Yocorn, Thelma Putts. Itruce Wynter. Vir ginia Whitney, Miss Stephens, Hope W y mer, Lois Coneiand, Ralph Schrader. Ethel Sellers.: June Weaver, Elmo IocUer, Mar- pfllc Abbott, Hae Larson, Don-I aid and Ronald Guilders. Kathryn Rice, Katie Lee Short, Jerry Hounds, - Roger ' Cooler." Wanda Sit inner. Cay lord Skinner. Leon ard Skinner, Stanley Whitney. Amy Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Williams, Gladys Rice. Mr. antt Mrs. Hhelly Daly and sons, Dare amPJean; Mr. and Mrs. Ellon Daly and Cannela. Minister C. 1. Ken ney. Noma Short. Ruth Wvnter. lless Cooper. Clayton and Hester Wood. WILLING WORKERS CLUB HAS ANNUAL PARTY YONCALLA. Dec. 21 Thi Willing Workers club of Scotts valley held their annual brtstinas party at the home of Mrs. Clar ence McKern. with Mrs. l-.rnest V r o m a n assisting. Wednesday afternoon, (lifts were exchanged ! from a beautifully decorated tree, alter which u delicious lunch was served to the following members, Mrs. Lloyd Wise, Mrs. Harold 'lur pln, Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mrs. Henry Wells. Mrs. U-ster Wells, Mrs. John Potter, Mrs. Archie Da mon, Mrs. Wahl, Mrs. Craut Ap plegate. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Ray Core. Mrs. Aus tin. Mrs. White. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Pereni. Mrs. Rising, Mrs. Claude Ricbey and Mrs. Mack. Mrs. Ray Tin-pin. Mrs. .lobe. Mrs. Rowan. Mrs. tiamhle and , Mrs. Taylor. PARTY AT HENSLEE HOME IS ENJOYED RIDDLE, Dec. 21. Miss Mervlyn Henslee, assisted by Miss Melba Wilson entertained a party of young people at the Henslee home Saturday evening. Dec. 18. The affair was given in honor of Karl Kimmel of Riddle and Curly Mc Lain of Myrtle Creek, who are home from 6. S. C. for the Christ mas holidays. A delicious chick en dinner was served at seven o'clock covers being laid for the following: Dorothy Moore, Elsie Ilammersley, Hilly Wilson, Karl Kimmel, Melba Wilson and Merv lyn Henslee of Riddle, and Anita Cooper. Delbert Trask, Curly Mc Lain and Leonard Dyer of Myrtle Creek. Later in the evening the group attended the dance at Can yon ville. ' REBEKAH LODGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING RIDDLE. Dec. 21. The local Rebekah lodge held an interesting ajul enjoyable session last ed nesday evening. Mrs. Chester Cook was initiated into the lodge, the work being put on very creditably by the drill team. After the busi ness session the members and guests were ushered to the dining room where the members whose birthdays occurred in November and December were givn seats of honor at the banquet, table. Deco rations of mistletoe and Chriptmas greens graced the table and a lighted birthday cake formed the c .-nterpirce. The six honor guests were each pre?mted with a gift. The families of the members were invited for this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wafler Cornutt, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wui thing ton and Mrs. Alice Orcen were also present from the Canyon villo lodge. P.-T. A. HAS ' ' INTERESTING MEETING AT GLIDE THURSDAY GLIDE. Dec. 21 "Peace" was i he t heme of t he Clide Parent Teacher association's 1 eeeniber meeting, held Thursdav evening in t he school auditorium wit h Mrs. Guy R. Moore. prsident. in charge. Included iu the group's business session were a number of commit tee reports, notable among which were those of the objective rotu miitee, Fred Asam, chairman, and the hot lunch committee. Mrs. John Robinson, chairman. Two local objectives of the asso ciation are neariug fulfillment in the construction of a play shed, now under way, nnd the announce- meni of a project to be taken up in hi tih school for planning beau Mticatiort ot the school groun With students working out v situs for planting the grounds in native trees and shrubbery, it is exnected that much public interest will be aroused In the long-needed lundscatdng program and that some of the actual planting will he accomplished this winter. Hot lunch funds this year ex ceed those used last year. Mrs Robinson reported, and Indications are that this project will go off even more successfully than in the past. Local women are donating their services in the preparation of a hot dish each noon at school, and the menu routine is the same as formerly. Five gallons of milk are needed each Wednesday for cocoa, and it is- requested that anvone wishing to give or sell milk on that day contact the com mittee. Messages from state and nation al presidents were read, anil the evening was concluded with a short program on "Peace." Bible read ings on the subject were given by va nous members, and t he g rou p sang the song, "Peace, Wonderful Peace. Mrs. Paul Caswell and Mrs. Claude Talcott sang a duet on l be f'tne theme, accompanied hv Miss Helen Weiherell. For this number small Darlene Livingston portrayed the goddess of peace on the stage. JOE CH ENOW ETH IS HOST AT DINNER SCTHERL1N. Dec. 21. Jon Cheiioweih was host at a (!:?. o'clock dinner held in honor of bis ighteenth birthday on Thursday evening. A turkey dinner was served on tables carrying the Christ mas motif. Covers were plac ed for Messers Alvin Allen, Lloyd Cameron. Clifford Horner, T. E. Jones, H. W. Chenowcth. Harold Ilrown. Carol Riley, Darrell Mini son, Kenneth Munson. Leonard Harge, Gerald Dalrymple. Wayne Hall, Cecil Riley, James Smith, Rob Van Keuren and the host. Joe Chenoweth. The game of Mon opoly was enjoyed after dinner. The host received many nice gifts until nis iricnds. MR. AND MRS. EDWARDS GIVEN HO US EW ARMING warming held at the new home of Mr ii ml Mid !'.... L'.l i ,.... enjoyed by a group of their menus on haturilay night. Gaines and vittitino U-.n-n nntm-rwl ate hour when delicious refresh ment were served to the follow ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Webber. Mr. mid Mrs. Lloyd Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. A." Sieuer, .mi. nun .mi-s. .Morreii Weber, Mr. ami .irs, t rewards, Mr. and Mrs. lieiuis. Miss Frances Larsen. Miss Join Webber, Miss Jacqueline Thompson, Miss Hetty and Juanita .u-uer. inn en her, James Thomp son and the host and hostess. DR. AND MRS. COOK TO CELERPATF (ic new WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Of much Interest to the mnnv friends of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Conk of Sutberlln is the announcement ot the date of their gold.-n wed- ding anniversary, Monday, Decem- ner j,. ut which time Dr. and Mrs. Cook have invited their friends to i delightful at home affair to be held at i heir residence In Suth- ilin. Dr. and Mrs. Cook's three sons ind their families are arriving in Sutherlin Frldav for a Christmas reunion find will remain over the 27th to attend the golden wadding celebration. LADY ELKS TO INVITE GUESTS TO SOCIAL THURSDAY EVENING The Lady Elks will entertain at a delightful social affair Thursday evening at eighc o'clock at the temple. Members have been asked io urmg sanuwicnes lor tnem- selves and their guests. The' sand wiches are to be wrapped in the Christmas motif. Mi s. Charles Healy. president. will be in charge, with Mrs. Her- tha 1'arrott acting as hostess. High j score prizes will he awarded In! contract bridge and five hundred. Don't Experiment Treat Colds Proved Way Doubly prot'ed in world's largest colds-clinic, and by everyday use in more homes than any other medl iC ( cation f 1 kind. No F- "dosing." Just mas-jj-f.f sage VapoRub on (? '77 , 1 throat, chest, and I L 4 I 'l 1 1 b(lck bedtime. Re- II 11 I lief begins almost at once. And long after Bleep comes, VapoRub keeps right on wsrWrig. IU poultice-and-vapor action Joospna phlegm, relieves irritation and coughing, helps break local conges- uun. uuen, ay morning the worst of the cold is over. WICKS V VapoRub SIDE GLANCES "Poor John 1 He's out now, hunting for n fireplace and a yule log." Musical Comedy kf mFtzHv r Dick Powell and Kosemary Lane, sta.-s of "Varsily Show," pic tured with Fred Waring, who, with his orchestra, the Pennsylvaniaus, furnish the rippling rhythms for this grand new musical. PUBLIC INVITED TO CHRISTMAS PLAY The Young People of the M. K. Church South have invited the general public to attend the Christmas one-act play. I he Kmpty Room," to be presented at eight o'clock Wednesday evening :il the church. Miss Dorolhy Dale Jackson Is directing the play. The story takes place in an old khan of Itethlehem. llmniir, keep er ol the khan, as he Is a lover of gold, turns Mary and Joseph out of the inn because the, prophet has told him thai a prince is coming ind because of his desire for gold, keeps an empty room and turns the Prince" out into the hills. Hotuar believes the prince to he a rich ruler instead of the son of a humble carpenter. The stage setting ami costumes e especially attractive. The cast Includes : Homar, a young Hethlehemite. Uiwrence Kami: Re becca, mother of Homar, Maxine Rand: the servant, Floyd Wilson; Joanna, cousin of Homnr, Violet Hose; nobleman of Capernaum. David Hryan; prophet, Margaret Havens; Mary of Nazareth. Crys tal Spratlin. A silver offering will be taken. DeMOLAYS TO HAVE INITIATION THURSDAY All DeMolays are urged to at tend the imitortant 7::iu o'clock meeting Thursday evening at the Masonic temple, at which the Ku- gene DeMolays will put on the de gree work and a large cuixh will be initiated. Refreshments will In ner ved. All Masons are being in- vi'ed as KMent of the evnninr Fashions Most Dazzling Coiffures Are Created at A J n' i.. CONSULTATION Give Mother a Genuine Frederics Permanent Wave for Christmas FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 150 Grand Barber & Beauty Shop . 202 CASS STREET By George Clark milt Booked at Indian Io. S. C. BIG APPLE DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT A large red apple suspended from the center of the ceiling will provide the main feature of the decorations for the "liig Apple" dance to be held Thursday night at the armory under the auspices of the O. S. C. club. The apple, which is constructed of red cellophane, has been made so that It will turn conslantly. Crepe paper si reamers and col ored flood lights will also he used !in Ihe decorations for the affair. I Jiinmie Johnson's seven-piece ! Oregon Staters, one of the most prominent dance hands of tin- O. js. C. campus, will furnish Ihe mulsh- for the dunce. ! A pep rally and parade in charge of Miss Fiances Wimberly and Miss HelMU Catching, will lie held Ion the down town streets of Rose burg at 2:'.Ut o'clock Thursday aft ! ernoon as a prelude to the dance j In be held thai evening. AUXILIARY AND CAMP TO HAVE PARTY Ceoige Sliiiiner auxiliary and camp members only are invited to a seven -t hii ty o'clock (hi isl inns party at the armory Thursdav evening. The auxiliary mem hers have been asked Io bring sand wiches. CiitH will bf exchanged. BELLVIEW CLUB TO HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Uellview cjiih will bold its annual Christmas party at a de- . ii mn i in .i 1 1 .in i nil i mm .in im ihkmi I at the home of Mrs. Itobi-rta Kes jter. All members are most cm dial )v frtviti-d in bf !ir""i.nt the oi i :'t FREE ' I' Local Newsl: Here From Drew Warren Ti son. of Drew, sneui .Monday iu this city ntleiidiug to business. Here Yesterday -- Dr. jr.nl Mrs. I J. W. Cook of Stiilierlin were busi ness visitors iu this city Monday. Flowers Given to Office Mrs. Julius Si nd t, of Melrose, present ed an atlraciivo bouquet of flow ers to the NeAvs-Urview office yes terday. j ' Home for Holiday s J. 11. Hughes, Southern Pacific em ployee stationed at Weed. Calif., lias arrived here to remain over the holidays (U his home. . j . ; . . . . At Taylor Home F. J. Taylor nnd Mrs. Hrueo Christie, of Van couver, Wash., have arrived here to spend the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mis. Milo Taylor on llensou street. To Visit in Seattle David Weaver, student at Oregon State college, luis arrived here to join his moi her, M rs. D. ( ). Wea ver, and will accompany her to Seattle to spend Chris) mas with the hit ter's sister-in-law, Mrs. Kate Stone. Visit Here Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Pryor, of Kugeiie, spent Sun day iu this city visiting their son, Clell Pryor. They brought the hitter's daughter back to her home here. Miss Pryor has been visit ing in Kugene. Leave for Kansas Mrs. Thom as Crabam and son, Dwaine. left last night for Kansas to spend a j lew weens visuiiig relatives ami friends. They we; e accompanied by Mrs. Craham's mother, who has bei;ii visiting here lor the past six weeks. Visiting at Morrison Home Mrs. II. T. West and daughter, .Miss Cloria. of Twin Falls, Idaho, have arrived in Roseburg to spend two weeks vlsiling (he former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison, on Chad wick street. Laurel Lodge to Meet Laurel lodge. No. Kl, A. F. and A. M. will hold its annual clcetlou of offic ers at 7::iu o'clock Wednesday eve ning at the Masonic tempte. (',. M. Krell, master, will be in charge of the meeting. Refreshments will he served. Leave for Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tillotson a u d granddaughter, Joan Marquot, of Idlyld, have left for Los Angeles tit visit their daughter, Virginia, and spent the holidays with the former's mother, Mrs. James Til lotson. Spend Monday Here Arthur j Porter and Harold Dawe, of Eu- i gene, spent Monday In this city at- i tending to business and visit hYfc relatives. The forme- is n hri er of Frederick J. Porter of thi city. Mr. Dawe formerly made his home iu Koschui'g. t Class Party Announced T h e Loyalist Young Married People's , class of the First Maplist church have announced their next party ; for the evening of December "tl to , be held at eight o'clock a I the , home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. , Cruves in Liiut'elwood. j ChristmaB Program Wednesday j The Eden bower school and , Sunday school will present a joint i Christinas program at 7:!i0 o'clock i Wednesday evening at the school house, to which the public ts In- 1 vited to attend. "Star of the Fust" will he presented by Mm Sunday school. Returns to Eugene E. E. Ilarp hain has reiurned to his home iu Eugene, after spending a shot t time here attending Io business and visiting relatives. He was ac companied home by his mother, Mrs. Eiiima Erlckson, who will visit ut the Hurphum home In Eu gene until after the holidays. MURE MISSING IfyOU DONTi GIVE on 1 BUNDED WHIFFY 90 Proof ... the ilfitaM I ntxtkiai ifeth.s product art 1 yeaf and 6 monlhi old or more. 2b'', tlraigM whiskey, (run I neutral ipinu; b ttrtight whithty I year and 6 months old, 10' 'yhl whnky, 8 ycinokl. OLDETYME DISTCLIRS, INC., N.Y.C. . i f!F yOU DONTi 1 1 j 11 IF lis! lis! Hfl s m m ?t.w ml ' Here MondayJesse Hudges, special iient for the Southern Ta ci fie com pany, was here Monday attending to business. '. Attend to Business J. M. Led per wood, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday In this city attending to business. Spends Day in Roseburg Oscar Hclluh of the CCC department at Saiem u as a business visitor iu town Monday. Here from Days Creek Mrs. John Ferguson of I lays Creek spent yesterday In this city visit ing relatives and shopping. I Leaves for Portland T. Thom i as. of this city, left today for : Portland to spend the holidays with i his son-in-law und daughter. I m p ro vi n g M rs. J . F reem a n . who has been quite Ml ut her home at .14 1 South Pine street, is now reported to be improved. Here Monday A. C. Barne koif of the West Coast Printing company of Portland was a busi ness visitor in this city Monday. Here from Whitman College Marshall Spa Hiding, sophomore at Whitman college at Walla Walla, has arrived in Roseburg to spend Christmas vacation. Daughter Is Born A daughter. Carole Laura, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren in Portland Thr.rsduy, December M. The baby weighed six pounds und five ounces. Mr. Warren was athletic coach at the high school here be fore moving to Portland this sum mer. CLINIC CLICKS FROM DOUGLAS HEALTH OFFICE Dr. Floyd H. DeCanip, director of oral health of the staff of the Ore gon state board or health, visited the health department Saturday morning and discussed plans ft ; i stale-wide dental program. Dr. Do Camp plans to meet with the den tt.l association in the near future. At a clinic condih led a: (iardi iter, December 11, nine were immu nized against diphtheria, thirteen given the Schick test, eight vacci nated against smallpox, and twenty two were given the tuberculin test. Thirty-eight students partici pating iu Intel-scholastic athletics were examined by Dr. Sharp. The Il'M-dsport school hoard and ; Pa rent -Teachers association have cooperated in starting a very tip-to-dale cafeteria, which Is making it possible for every student to have a hot dish and dessert each day. The day Miss Moffat visited the school a hot meat pie with biscuit top and chocolate pudding, were being served. This hot lunch has made a great impression on the school students, who enjoy It all the more because of the variety from day -to-day. There has been Ends Today LMIII.'III.1 " THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOIA Our Gang Comedy Sound Ncwi Wednesday Bank Night $100.00 and "Paradise Isle" Warren Hull and Movita Starts Thursday Something Newt Something Different I m Mk.. . .., I I PS tp . SELECTED XAzfcC'j W !Mor VnxautU ttu Wt j f I I -Jf no duplication of menu to date. Thrt! cafeteria is very efficiently ran un der the supervision of Mrs, ,L, II. Clerk. clinic is being planned !i the Suiherlin school for January .1 and 7. The regular monthly clinii nl tho health department will bo hold on J.iniKtry H due to the fact tutit tho il'Ht Saturday of the month Is a holiday. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES LKW1S . CORN Clayton Wes ley Lewis and Luella Sylvia Corn, both residents of Portland. MARKET REPORT WHEAT PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 21. (AIM Open High low Close Dec 83S .Sf.J .s;li .Sf,l May sill .si .K3J .S4 ,, IMPOUNDED My authority of the Douglas County Control commission the fol lowing described dog has been im pounded and if not claimed within 4S hours from the hour fixed below will he sold or killed as provided by law: White collie tan marks on ears, about 6 months old. Picked up iu the Creens country. TOM FLETCIIKll, Enforcement Officer. December 21, 5:U0 p, m. FIREMAN'S HALL SATl'KDAV NKJliT. Ailv. Held Over for One More Big Day by Popular Request JANE IS GIVEN A NEW GUARDIAN ...AND SHE -KEEPS HIM i OUT OF ''TROUBLE! Slvows 0 2-7:15-9:15 P. M. HAIR-RAISING ADVENTURE! Mats. 2au Eves. 35c Klddlea 10o BANK NIGHT WEDNESDAY $100 Wednesday Only Man-Hunt Thrills in Ae Snow Covered Alps 1 I.7.VH.HW lwfr Hi
