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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, ,938. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER LUTHERAN LADIES AID 1 HAS ELECTION OF OFFICERS .MICUiOSK. Jan. The regular monthly business mt lin ami tit votiunu) services ami annua) elec tion of officers ut the l,utheruu Ladles Aid was held ThurmUiy afternoon in the huiue uf Mrs. Frank Johnson. The devotional services were conducted by the Aid president, Mrs. V. O. .Smni.siroi. and read ings by Mrs. A. S. Anderson, Mrs. O. S. Strom back ami Mrs. Uovis Busfjibaik were enjoyoij. The business mem iiiK was held at which time the ofl'ieers for the ensuing year were elected and in cluded the re-election of Mrs. V O. Saudairom, nroHldent; Mrs. John llusenbark Jr., secretary ami Mrs. K. O. BJooiiKjuisI, vice-president. A social hour was enjoyed and dainty refreshinentw were serv ed by Mrs. Johnson to Mrs. E. Ed man, Mrs. C. C. HuuKhtftd, Mrs. Freda Krk-kson, Mrs. Adolph John eon, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. O. S. Strom buck, Mrs. V. O. Sand strom, Mrs. Chas. Olson, Mrs. flora Ilruce, Mrs. Carl Becker, Mrs, C. It. Holmonlsl, Mrs. A. S. Anderson, Mrs. John iusenhark Jr., Mrs. K. M. Reese, Mrs. I (oris HuBenhark, Mrs. Lilly llaeklnml, Mrs. (istai Nelson, Marian Nelson, Pal tie Holmquist, Hurbaru Becker, Mrs. t'arl HackUind, Mrs. Uuth Torslumt and Mrs. C. Olson. The rooms of (he Johnson home were heautifully decorated in a Christmas motif with a small dec orated tree being used as a cen ter piece for the serving table. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Olson, Thursday afternoon, .January 27. NEW YEAR'S WEDDING AT DALLAS, OREGON MYRTLE CREKK. Jan. 6 A very pretty wedding was celebrat ed on New Year's day i JalJas, in which the contracting parties were Today'i Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. Miss Yelnia Keeliler, vvlioso home Is in northern tdulio, uiut CUiyum Wi'iivm. I'WW'itt arm of Mr. umi Mrs. ri-il Welav'i'r of .Myrtle I'rt't'K. The wedding tewk ilare at the home of Mr. " urnl Mrs. (lovs hililt'VS. lint) Ihe st'ivirn wun mil) hy the t'hnstiiin minister, "afitor of the local church. Mr. ami Mrs. Weaver have both been students jit Oregon State eol- e for the oust four years. Mr. Weaver ttviuUiatioj; at I'lmsuoiis while lite briile will not filii.sli un til the dose of school in the I'rltiK. l'liey will make llielr liome in lliillus, wliero )lr. Weaver has em ployment, until he receives his an- IHMlUmeM tor turesuy service lor which lljs college work b;is lil ted htm. ELGA ROSE -MEL ROSE TOWNSENO CLUB MEETS Mi-XltOSi:.. Jan. . The Elua- rose-Melroso Towiisejii) club niel at tin? KlHarose ilnyslied i'riduy eveiiittK. 1 he meeting was called to or der by the club president and opened by kIviiik fhiK salute. C'luli huUetins were read uml exulaiueU by president. A nomrmtiug committee was .ilipoitited. which included ('. J. An derson, Chas. Ols'm, Kd Class, .lack hauK and t K. Johnson to uomitiHte otllcers for the next six mouths and which will he elected at the next club liieeliiiK which convenes .January 1-1, ami at which time a sneaker will he present aim hroKiain will he enjoyed, water refreshments will be served. DINNER ENJOYED AT BROWIMSON HOME MVRT1.K CRKKK, Jan. G A pleasant tamily KatlterinK enjoyed ;l bountiful rbristmus dinner at tile VV. C. lirovviisou home on South Mvrtlo. One of the most enjoyable iealnies or the saltier line was the fact that .Mrs. drown- son's lined mother, Mrs. Mary J. llnvis. who will be XT years old on February !i, was able lo be up uiut partake of the dinner and isit alter a Ions sick speii. .uesis were Mrs. llrownsol) s brother anil wife. Mr. and -Mrs. Joe Hayes, ot KviKene, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Itiownson. Mr. ami Mrs. Max llieedluve. both families from H )Ji math ('alls, and Mr. and Mrs. llenv- mit llvnwnson and enutireu in Mvrtlu Creek. W. C. T. U. HOLOS MEETING AT GLENDALE f;l.KNI.l.E. Jan. 6. The local unit of the W. C. 'I'. 1'. heht its (irst ineetins of the year at the. home of Mrs. li. H. (Inrilner Tties tlay afternoon, presided over by Mis O. K. YmttiK. nvesuieiu, n" also lefl Ibe hall' hnuv suuly of the Hihle. IMrs. !. A. V.onU read an in- teVestiut! article from I lie Christ ian Herald. Utter retresnmeiua were served to Mrs. Youns. Mrs. Zook, Jits, f'harles floiee, Mrs. L'. (). tlarrett. Mrs. J. K. Howard and Mrs. (larilner. MR. ANO MRS. MILLER ENTERTAIN AT DINNER (!I,KNHA1,K, Jan. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller wore hosts at a New Year's day dinner at their home Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Itearlck of ('.rants Cass, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hart soch of ('.rants l'nss. Miss Anna l.eah Miller, Mack McCarthy and Mrs. Kizzie Miller of llotnbronk. Calif., and hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Miller. ROY GIBBONS IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Ol.ENll.M.K. Jan. HonorinK the birthday of Hoy (Jibbons. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Miller were hosts at a dinner Monday evening. A center piece of candles and naslnr- tiums were used on a neautiiiiiis appointed table at which places were laid lor nr. ami ."is. i.hj- hons and daiiKhtei- Harhura. -Mr. and Mrs. Clifford T'itler and hosts Mr. and Mrs. Miller. ! SIDE GLANCES By George Clark Local News Here From tmpqua James Henvy, f V'njyn, wiW wrtvv i)ny in )))in v'ity on bnsteiexs. Mr. Kohl In Twn Jvwoh KuUl, of Disonvilb. spent o Jew honrB in town yesteitlay on buxittess. Mr. Marm Here J. M. Martliv of Myrt)e CreeJc, wan Jwr attend' diK to hustueaa yeHterduy. Return Here .M ill)er, Ji Silteartr, and S'Hndy McDonald Uave vviwvwwl lu ye. Uv ftviwUttft a lew t)u.a vi.sllln ul -Oai-nJien). i Goe to CorvaUi Mr. C. X. jY.eUs, ol this riijf. her two 'stum, .e mid Frank, to Corvaliis J the first of the veek, wu.ere the t luvtm two resumwl wx stwleft 'At JOreuji Slate co))ege. Tih Ix'iiinin U vnoy Ihvse Yilvrary c)uh tnevlings sittiet we slojiet.t Irving lo b inlvUvcUml." MELROSE GRANGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING MhHAlOSK, Jan. 6. .Melrose iirmiKe met. In regular session Tnehday evening, vmh ubouv 'l 'resent. The ntuiige voted U have either not tuck sutiuer or tuncheoti BELLVIEW CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY Past Presidents Club to Meet The yiiBl resi('enlB chih oi tieorc Stunner tutxiliary to United Svun Ul War V'etevuu wttl nr. At ut two o'clorli Friiay alternoon at the t.oiie of Mrs. W. C. VrinU. Here on Suetneu A.. G. Mogvq, city on ttnitinexs. Here from Drain J and Ir.9. U'. D. Tarey of ffraim were twit- ivs tlVA rity vst'V- day. Applies tor Bounty W. 1 ie)-y. of I'utfmmt. ttntdied to Cattttty Clerk Roy A.ttee yewtevuuy tuv bwuuty ou a r-oyoie. Sytmon Vattey Ctub to Meet The SylmviVt valW-y rh vil wkivt next Wednesday, January 12, at the itome of Mrs. Kruest Sfmr(, fii- announced. Moe to Apartment Mi?.a CUmty JJnsiiin, uJ lhe S.sei ThriJ) siore. f( Ml Esther tie van, chief ov- rutor at the local teleitioue. tt'- iirB, havB jnwmi iio ihe Knhiiias en apartments to make their home. CI as Party Friday 'Vwi ayth )st married jHojyies" chiHX oi the First ffapffsf rititreh wilt ttuld a AvVi uwe.tlUK t'vlvUvy evvuluy; ;t K Mrs. Herbert Grove Ut lAttvt'l- Awaiting Death as Bones Decay V if PS. I V nil Undergoes Emergency Operation louuu itraiuti, daughter of .VtrH, erly ot this c)ly, l.t refmrled lo he doing nicely at the tlvantn J'fisH hoRjUft (ttUuvflUR ttt vwwvftv.tvvy appendectomy yy'tdny. VmiED KINGDOM TOPS ALiEN BUYERS lHVA'Vi.ASn, Jan. ft tM Tiie rittied iiimfdwa was the larg- it tiiin-h:iaer ut tirotttrtif hit tt ret t y hTcrta Jnir ) -SS (Jrp ) haw s7' million ddlarn north of wheat, uears. avu's, M'-itu aiuf (ututier iKh'.Vl Vt Yis VAUh jire. The yh'iYt r:fiie) wr (ttni. tnfcittg nearly tlce Million dot-1-.k v;w'',!i of v-wwi. iapu duuort eA v-i.,;4h hTmv-h hi ), 1 Argentina $2.s."t.ww. and )hi))atid TV- Ivv.yiwy; awl svUCuy; of aini n omen is Mi a ivaii?.vi anA li eftsed httitie. ttl Tw)i W. - o- lAawwwls are of tUo 9xko. nuv li m) us Jht1- Buni h)i vhii- i'- r the fid-cxWed '"'ieud Ot H (mt Mittx t(ui tuuieeufes ar- VlsltH Here Ten Day xWtvevi Osir)t Jia-J returned lo Voit lev)s, Wuzli.i after sricnifine (he rtnst ten v'.uy In Uoftelnws visit Iwr Mr. und Mm M. V. Sjjh'j a Jul Mr. una Mrs. J. S. McUottuhl cud daughter. J.:ittft llele.u. i Stock and Bond j Average V The liellvlew cub entertained their faiutllea at a uharmmg Uoli- i ilay jmrty at the hmne Mr, and j Mrs. Clyde Kester on ecemher , 23. A iiiUett Christiuas tree was at the next meetmg to he Jnvtuwry J enjoyeo aavl the mantel v.aft oec )H, ul which tiie the iMaiUiiff ' orated with t)l red lighted iap-ti-am from Kosttiurg will nut un.ers and fir ami fine botihs. Volly a debate. uiuuv Klftft were exehaiiKetl ami tue Vhnrlea Jinerner renil letters ebihlren rereiveii sills anil hasa from shfiin'ir Isisltio Mid from of candy. A grab hag presented ,. 0. r.ostt, udmiulstrutor fur uuu-1 tue euievuuuuuuu lor uie uuauuim neviiJe power, ' uki m um January U llehose Pomona) The next tueeting win nnnmmc KiuuiKe uiembera wilt atteiut I'o- ;1 for January 5 to be held at the mona graime at Uivers.tale. home of Mis. Freu Hyer. lusteatl Grange aiso voted lo sponsor aii-Jof at the Van Voorst home as me ottier t-H dull scholarship fund vfmisly announced. ami to invite the Klwanis elnhj Those ureseul were Mr. and from llosehnrg to assist with the ) mm Mrs. -Harry t'.olllson Sv, and ,,,ni,rim lleverlv Jeun, Mr. and Mrs. 11. I, Yottvty rene.i'ts from the arious t.ovelaee, afr. nnd Mr. Ootmld commhL w ere m:u)e. Murhevy and Hour as and .ouua, i,... , 13f...-,i ,y Mr. iidi Mrs. J. J. kestor, Mr. ami U'nniiv r.w.iuvw- Wtiriiuret UeeeelArrH. Holiert lllltf, Visit at Berg, Home C, K. J of I'endleton, and Mv. and .hiw, Ji, tt . jeis, oi se.icm, siteni the New V'ea's week-emi at the 11. C UevR horn In KdenboweY. ."s. ))er is a sister oi Mr. )loue tfnd Mm. Ayers. Keystone Club to Meet The Meihoilisl Kjiisrojinl KeyMime rhib will meet at two o'clwk at the tluuh ((arritam home at S3 Suutu with Mrs. Varrison and Mrs. Jul (iovRett aa Joint iiosCesaes. Improving at Hospital Mm C. II GlettttK of (.'iide, is rcvarted to ba Uttpvovluft at Mevcy UosulUU, where she Is j-eeeiviJ) jueiliral lrea)jel far Injuries iottfered In an ttutomo- hUe aeehleut ou Christmas, wheu Ihe rar whirl) she was ilrivinj? eol lided with a car driven hy JmcIn Siufctetou, of CUUle. Mr. and Mrs. CH(lQ(EN (KVtTEO TO MATINKE STOftV HOUB ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON All of (he chiMreu of iloaehuvK and suvroundlm: vlcinltlvrs aw most iwilially invlle1 to en)oy u delightful matinee atary hour to he hold In the attractive thll-1 tiren's rooij of Ibe llosehuix rity1 library from t vo to three o'clock tauuday afte.ruoou, .(fuuiavy 8. Miss l'lr.ine lirown, who has so very graciously given of her time ami tuteut to tin rtoaetmrK tihtary l.ov.vd In jn-es;ntlng the stmies lo 'ihe i-hi)ireii al a aeries ot charm 1 ffttC nratinee hours, will have charge of the, Saturday alteration atovy Life holds small future far Thtttwas Lloyd, 35-ycw;-oUA rou, O., I'lerliJi'jan, pictured above smoKing aisconsomccty. Vhysictens Vkavft pvcdlctd ? a bone-decaying disease will end his life tit three years. TVrete is no known cuve tov tVft malady. A ny sudden move merit might fracture one weak ened bone ot sovevai. the? would never heah Lloyd has a wife aad ttrce sous. CHARGE NOT FILED BY LOCAL DEALER The cmuututut avaiost iiauric Tlnnas lliy.v,s. avvvs v a chivxtt of theft of a rii'le, was Jioi filed by Hurl lnvell. local hard wave dealer, as rvuoftvd tu a si al em t 'j W v'tln esilay i mm Ihv; Nlieriffx office, hut instead wits tmntfled hy The ,iatt. i: whs very maeh appveriated and en- lumald Ueudm-ksou and iiarry jttf the Saturday al joved and allien included New ) tlnnlon .Mr, ami Mrs. S atsn Sr . , hoyr. Veur'a resolutions hv ait reseut, i Mrs. Vttzer ''J,'-Vl :s.' "' Preview matlnet and shert talku Charles Uuemer, Cluu-tes. Mrs. U A. learc-e. Mrw. lcuttUtt-tC m t.w C s Mva iunev and daughters. Hero- U,v Miss lirown. hn matinee story hours hlldre.n'a voom Ui.scii.ss Causes tireaiest Amount Alva viumev mni i,y nw iinrvro, nave proves so of (Virne." iiy Fred ilonehrnke, "if .my ami r.veiy. M lftilr mictxnaiut "ve so -'( MU-,-m' V'hat. Would OVt s,n ailu t-imuniii, n ....'- uurm'iy uueimwi oy uw eaiwive.u. ijm Wold 01) rhristmas e.r aim vv wrav umi lire wuiu neeiueu 10 l-ojj ie,vf" ;n.i hv it A Itirienfairk Mrs. t'lyiJis Weaver, memns, t)nua i(), a flr)a of mntitteo ... . ' ,r .. f - .nr.. ..i.. ii , ftfll l.PW'itl IK) lOU ivlieve U1J MUHJ - j if ( ll.t.rt h't: 'n S c aUo voted to awart!l ""'". . to th one l.,iKis io ,hft(iion Uan- Mrs. X "k " must mnv m mhvr., in h.v( ) chil.lv ua H. U Mc.Uul.llu. y-r. Th worthy lunrtet Hiuwunccd GOLOEN WEOOING TO IbiU Tiim-mlav. Jaimaiy li. !)) BE CELEBRATED BY home ecoiiomira c.iiiiniillee is iti-jMR. AND MBS. ALDREDGE viliuK all Mvlvosc wH to an all-j .. , j. s. Aldredse w) nay lllfelllis nil.) poimi-x nmiier aL , ..(.ton vvliuaillir an- ln)vi'rsary j)i-xl Monday. Janviavy 1 lit, hy imMliiR o'ii Iioiisb Ii'oin itvta to five o'clock at tlu'ir liome Back lo Coast J IWi'fl. Charl fstinililm' ami liads' rtatmli- tW, ftUvVVOtt tiV YHttYNt U limr joi jjl Mar.tfjfhOi), a)'i'r sni'nrf'iifC fotc (lays wra vfsftlitr i tiicil tiv a Mi, ('uvvcit ut Tyi'i', it UU fovtnv.v'ft noUwv, Mvft. A. ItH-isv. viimmnwwl tw-.y. tlnvs Sy. iraMilnr, who 1b a )):nJ'))t nl lMn;)wJHAr tm it luniHil rliuw ttl hasiiltitl. ami Mrs. ( ttlrtttttrr'x tm- yet(y arc-iiy. veiua. Ml, uiut Mvft. Ki'UlU'.tU Cllltlui. t tt Mrs. tistranriw (na hmrmwrly l'hyl-i rite fen- li i(l lft: iit!i i. I lisse (Jiiine a! fills .!()'. ( ivnivsimu it ty a siuntu (writ (u ( 1 Knsinnd nV Mn )rtvi linw, svAs j Leaver tor NoTtr. Joon Witson. ) ,s ,VHJ),-; -ai-- it vt'tti: I nl Vimmnit, Cam., tt-n -finiiunaiiy ! for nninfa norflt, nfte.r vinitin ton? tttnc Moniluy v.'lU ift uW.vw, Mvft. J,p)-o' UJall, nnil Jujjjily in SodiJj Pitte Htt't't't. Mr. U'kii Is IfiftkitlK tfov u i-aiwll locattou alut tautt to stop hwrn ' at lhn lllnlV horjii mi rtntltt bttfh to CtilltornUt. iv sttttt'tl ttiat li was Cavtuatity iumiirsscil ty the fivathev tmnttthwa ot tvtm );i.i rtttmfy. Ift M 15 V lilt"!. '.) Vl'a SI'to To.tay fi't.tf f..? i'f.S -ffi- Vwl. day .... ti'i.a 11.1 MM M;wji)j aw . . )2 ! IVar uko (Wi.J .Jf .12.r "1.1 t'.i-.'.T-'.t. MKtk..ul. .S Mil TO tow .. "i.'i s.l 31.6 ,1 IW.'.V,' liteh .W..V .5.V.? WSH tw TX.t Su.'i -tS.-f C5.T BONDS Ifi 19 )) 5S fiti's (iiiCts t't's f'tn. 'fv-stAV ty.l.t Ws7 Uu.H tW.l IVr.' !.iv .... .5 ! K.3 lonfft mtu .... "1.5 r.l '-l- li S.7 Vvav aw MS..5 tll-t.t W'iA TS.S i JSSW.3 WkJ.. S. W. . 7J 1 f.wr-.'W (( .. '''..'( .V.v.,5 JW? (.2 MUi; U(k!i tlX.'i tllt. tuS.t TS.0 i lW.tt In-ss SV..S Wl.tt TO.'.t . liifi kiviiik Itall and In (Ji(; nftvr noon tlit- Ivo nuvses fvuai Itoso iaUK .iVl bi; )ivosont to talk to the huii-'s. SOUTH DEER CREEK GRANGE MEETS DINNER IS ENJOYEO ON NEW YEAR'S C!U:NlViLH. Jan. 6. A family rtitiiK'!' u-as t'ujnycd ut th(- homf ot Mv. "l Mi'- (ft New Year's day. Covers were laid tor Mr. ami .lira. EIjhi'Io. Unit. and Mis. Adolnli Ki'tisrllddt, ill', and Mm. Lewis and llaivald. Itev- )y ami liobert l.pivis. POETS CORNER in MvvttB Creek. AH of thetf fuui i)y will 1) )iwigit for this Aeltsht llul oii-aslon. FrtftHlB til Sir. and IMrs. AldvedKe. have heeil most cor ,iillv invitfi) lo rati at tho home Members of the Sontb Deer I daring (he alturiioan. CrerU KViltme held a a delightful 1 watcli iiaily New Vein's eve. j ROSEBURG TOWNSENO Cavils ami visiting were enjoyed ' MEETING TO BE FRIDAY and later refreslimeiil.H were) . served. The regular meefiiiff til tun On New Year's eventttK. Junu Uosetrnvs 'lownseiut rail m ary 1, tbe grume met In rennla) beb) at 7:'.1 o'eloeti Vnday eve Kflssioii. lJlans -ere niadf! for ajniiiK at the Alaeeabee . l 7.311 o'clock untluck suviiev to lie 1 which time semi-animal election of belli Jammrv 15 lo relebvale tin) lollliers will he held. A short to (hirteeiith nmiiversary of Hie ! mam will be esenleil follDweil grunge receiving its charter. 'Che i (,y u (iance. All inemliers are uik inembcrs of tbe losing team of the eri to be present, pest bunt will present Ibe pro gram. !CAP FIRE GUARDIANS Members decided to coooerate (TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT with ibe JVi". A. Df tbe ilislntt DR. G. W. Marshall fi DENnST 3M Medical Arts BWfj. Phont 29 Ren. Ptvont 2M-R Evenings liy Appolntmenc Shows Z-r.tSlltS p. m. tnas 25ic Eves 15c Kiddies 10c STARTS TODAY FOR 3 DAYS I'nrker, Mis. Maine i st.)r.. hours, 5t(a Krovn. wlio has veeeWed her degree In this t;ipo of wrrlf, butt mtii)e ibeso story litwru tWKtiihle. far the clilMreri of iioso tlurg, by donating hev sevvtves to tbe library board, FULLERTON P.-T, A. TO MEET NEXT MONDAY FilllertoH P.-T. A. will hold an inuiortunt bustness meeting at (onr o'cloeli next Monday afternoon al Jbe srlion))ioune with Mm. 11. 11. Carter, president. In charge. 'Che general discussion will he In charge of Mib. 11. 11. Irving. All pjirewJa utitl Mentis tire mast cordially In vited to he urosent. GREEN P.-T. A. TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Civeea I'.-T. A. will meet at eight o'clock Krlday everiinB, Jan; S, til Ibe st'iiotiihotisti, with Mrs. tt. 1.. is'teveriHOii iivesidlug. 'Che. .urogram will he in ehwvge. of Mrs.' r'reil A.ee. All rnembem and friontls lire cartlUilly Ififlted lo attend. Itefreahmellts wilt he serv ed. THETA RHO GIRLS TO MEET TONIGHT The Alpha Zeln, Thela Hbo ):lrli Mill itit'cl at ere o'ciark tmilulit fat the I. . 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Write plainly SIZE. NAME, Ail DRKSS and STY1.K Nl'MHKIl. NEWS FLASH! .lust off the press ... the NKW ANNK Al'AMK HOOK OK SPRINO PATTKHNS! Over one hundred lovely styles' Spring fashions for every hour of the day. whether you're slim or not so slim, very young or more mature! ... All easy-to-sew pat terns . . . quick, economical ways to spring smartness. YR1TK Foil THE "ATTFRN HOOK TOIUY! PRICF. OF rtOflls FIFTFF.N' TKNTS. PR1FE OF PATTKTIN F'FTFEN CENTS. PRICE OF Flashing, fadimr. all aclnw BOOK AND PATTKRN TO- Willi a promise ever new. OF.THER TWENTY-F1YE TF.NTS l have soughl tbe shy rainbow Send your order to News Review j Where Ihe snow while waters Pattern Department, Roselmrg. ' flovv. 1 Ore. - Marjorie Hunt Pet'll. wmi me .-). j. Di im. uo.ij ii i meeting of the Utisehurg Camp ( business session will take plave in sponsoring two 4-11 tin , sehol- Am e m, o f '",i". . ,.,,. i,,),).,..,,,, ., ).,,, Mi . Tl. '..unlmvir k'iu 1I11W f ( If program to asslsi in raising money 'the home of Mrs. I.. for this project. The dale of the " ; A, rl1," .... ..i I....... and oieoihers of the ( umti run January 1.1 Is ibe Hale annonnc- evening mrmlit'rs art' uracil to he present. ed lor the next meeting of the Home Kcouomics cluh. All mem bers are urged lo be present. WATCH PARTY IS I ENJOYABLE AFFAIR Ivouncil are most coidtully mviteil to be present. JCOUNTY TOWNSENO COUNCIL TO MEET SATURDAY AFTERNOON Washington army crossed the Delaware river from Ibe moulb f a creel;. a( a spot where fhe Ihiht ware meusiued 1(10 fw.t across. The following poem, pallerneil on a French form, was published in the last number of "Visions magazine." VILLANELLE I have sought the shy rainbow lu the shower; in the dew; Where tbe snow-white waters How. In the fountain's jet and blow. In your eyes of deepest blue I have sought the shy rainbow. When tbe heavy mists hang low. (;one the sun; no need lo view Where the snow-white waters flow. As the minutes come and go. And the suu smiles dimly through. I have sought the shy rainbow. Fairer sight 1 shall not know. Shimmering in paste) hue. Where (he suow-whife waters flow. The Ilouglas County Towti'(id ; ( clubs council will hold an liupoi t- j MEl.ROSK, Jan. 6. Mr. and ... ,,,oetig at two o'clock Snini- Mrs. C. It. lloln.qnist entertained , ,(,,,., jmuary . tit Die I with a watch party at their boms c(,:(,ull c(mrt.roum in (he court- j 1'iiuu.y evening. i bouse. The evening was en'oyninv spent mm ) in visiti::g and playing ear.ls unlil w g, a. TO MEET ( miduigut t hen delicious refresh- j FRIDAY EVENING. i :ents were served by Mvs. ttolm- ouisl lo i,lr. and s. K. 1.. Coop) Ibe Vi dimji s llenelit a.ssoria- r. ,1.-. and .tlrs. C. K. Johnson and lion win meet rnoay evening oi- ; daughter. Uetta. Mr. and Mrs. stead ol lliursuay at tue Home oi , (leorge Simi erg. and son, Donald. .Mrs. lnaenp l,)llle. All memners , and daughter, Imima, Jfr. and .Mrs. are most connaiiy invnea c an j Phil Hess, Kir. en.i Mrs. Chas. I present Olsou. .Mr. and Mrs. C.iinner John- sou and daughter. Helen, and .lack Lung. MR. AND MRS. PHILLIPS ENTERTAIN AT DINNER .Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Phillips en-jy-rtained a group of relatives and friends at a rbarming New Year's dinner .Sunday afternoon al their home. Covers were placed for Mrs. Mabel Havice and dangblers, liols and Irene, of Portland. Mrs. Mahel Carsfon and grandson, liate, Mr. and Mrs. C.ilbcrt Wood and rbibiren. Hetty and Maxun, Mr Kiiiley Huntington and daughters, Mury .lane and Klizalteth, of llvoi k way. Miss Tressa llasb. oi Van ouver. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips and daughtt- Luella, an.) son, Robert. In Your Dry Cleaning Quality Workmanship Always Telephone 472 Umpqua Cleaner Oak and Stephens ASSOCIATE WANTED ASSOCIATE WANTED who knows al little frmi and big ranches for tale, to show seme to our customers. 57 sales at Hemet, Calif., alone in four years. A woman associate in Oregon collected $2,132.20 in commissions recently. Write for booklet "How Strout Sells Real Estate." E. A. Stroul Western Realty Agency 4!3 So. Spring St. Chicago Los Angeles, Cslll. New Yark KSTAWJSHBU ISni) STARTS TODAY 3 DAYS! j ri ' J Grand New Tunes! Sparkling Entertainment! i fflfkm beFore the footlights f00 J clowning fKt- V ' Wnh0 h in9 and mancing jS' Special Added Attraction mBWIYttllIB STARTS SUNDAY ($F s'"c"d Winchell - Bernie "Love and Hisses" JtJi o