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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1938. TRHSE 1 Society arid Clubs 4 ..... S ., j ".' ; By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER VALENTINE CARD PARTY , -. IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR ; -, ; SUTHEItUN, "Feb. M ' U. The.' Sutherlln. Rebekah loilga held .its annual Valentine card party on Monday night at the Odd Fellows hall. About fifty enjoyed five-hundred and bridge until a late hour when , duinty refreshments were served' by .Mrs. Alma Anderson. Mrs. Bertha llnrge and Mrs. Cora Allen, who substituted , for Mrs. Mable lloss. Mrs. Nichols of Hose burg received high Bcore for the ladles, and Mr. Flannery of Oak land received high for the men In five-hundred; (The- high bridge score was won by Mrs.-Medley of Oakland' and Sir. Findlayt of Suth erlin. The door prize was won by Mrs. Flndlny. Mrs. Minnie Harts horn, Mrs. Maude Culver and Mrs. J J.eoim Slack w ere in charge of the games. Quite a number of people came from Rosehurg and Oukland to patronize this .very successful yearly affair. . . . GLENDALE LADIES .. AID HAS MEETING GLENljAiiv Feb 21' the' postponed .Ladies Aid meeting was held at the hbme'nf Mrs. C. W. Ingham, with Mrs. J. S. Woodrdffe and Mrs. W. S. Price as assisting lmsesAeBRegkrillosboTuour'now twenty-one- nieniljers answered the: roll call. Mrs. R. B. Gardner, treas urer,, -presided. Inl .the absence t of othei .o'fflbers.) Oh lietiaif VjT J tale Coterie club, Mrs. Ingham present- ed a Inrge Bible . to Rev.) J. , K., How ard td takoi the. place f , the one destroyed ovheit . tho old chnrch burned. This Bible had been pre sented to the, library ,t h,ls organi zation., i ,, i . ; i .vi , . i -.. ... The devotlpnnl part of the- nieet lug was, led by- Mrs. Lloyi) Baker, Following the business meeting a . Boclal hour iWJis, enjoyed,, with, re- freshments, JMrs. C- K Illid and Today PatUra M wk v r. wvi cm -, ... .-I-.- . j Be Sure to State Size When ; Ordering Pattern. ; , TOT WILL DRESS HERSELF QUICKLY IN THIS BUTTON ;' FRONT FROCK pattern -me ' . ' . t Fetching as' can" be this cun ning kiddle frock and Just the kind that 'Will please d two-to-ten year old youngster! 'Your ''young hopeful' may have her choice of a version 'with puffed-up sleeves and pointed collar, or a plain neckline nnd cap sleeves but mother will undoubtedly find Pattern 4716 so easy to make, that she'll want to. run up both versions! Don't over look the appeal of perky panels mid as for that trim button-front - even a very little gtrl will find It -easy to dress herself and fasten her frock in no time. Appealing in , printed cotton challls, percale, crisp gingham or dainty chambray, so why not make up a version In 1 each fabric? Pattern 4716 Is available In chil dren's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 nnd 10. Size 6 tukes 23 yards 36 Inch fabric nnd IS yards ric-rac. Illustrated stcp-by-step sewing instructions. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (16c) in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anno Adams pattern. Wrlto plainly 8IBK, NAMM. AD DRESS and STYLE NUMBER. Springtime "new clothes" time! Plan a dnshing warhrobo now from the new ANNE ADAMS PATTERN BOOK for spring! Its smart, simple designs show you how easily you can look chic on sunny afternoons, restive evenings, slayat-home mornings! Special slimming patterns for the matron! Fetching designs for kiddies, the girl graduate, the bride! Latest fabric tips, too. PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AND PATTERN TOGETH ER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review i Pattern Department, Roseburg, Ore. Mrs. J. K. Howard presiding at the urns at a tea tnhle lovely with a centerpiece of old silver, white candles and carnations. SEW AND SO CLUB , MEETS WEDNESDAY : .. ' - ' . SUTHERLIN. ' Feb.' 21 ! The Sew and So club met on Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jne'k. Cr.lver Jr., witty the' guests, Mrs, Hobt. Findlny,' Mpj. ;Alvln A( len, Mrs. Clement Levering, Mrs. Clifford Horner, Mrs. Morrow. Mrs. Wm. Lloyd of Reedsport, Mrs. Maurice Vogolpoiil,' aildl the mem bers. Mrs. Clifford Flory, Mrs. Frank O. "Young,;; Mrs. Brittaln Slack, Mrs. Lawrence- Holiertson, Mia. Wilfred Curllle, Mrs. Richard Riggs and Mrs. Culver. After spending the afternoon in, sewing and playing games, in which. Mrs. Slack and Mrs. Riggs were win ners, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess at .tables decorated with the Valentino mo tif. The next meeting will be. with Mrs. Cnrllln next month. -' GLORIA WUNSCH HAS , , , PARTY ON BIRTHDAY,,, !. : . 'GLENDALE, Feb: ' 21 '.-Mrs.-Wm.' Wunscb w-as hostess for it sur prise birth'dny dinner hondring her daughter, Gloria's, 14th birthday ' Thursday evening. ; The table was leautiful with a centerpiece con-' i isting of a flowering cinnerrnra n a crystal bowl and white candles n crystal candlesticks. The place rnrds Were little mirrors bearing the nnme'of'each guest.: ' ' ' ' ) Places 'were laid for' Mildred Gardner, Betty Phillips, Cannon Guitteroz, Irene Glllnm, ' Dorothy Cunningham; Nndine Caraway nnd the honor guest,, Gloria.1 After din ner,' ' Which . was - served -at five o'clock, informal' ' parlor gnmes wore enjoyed. i 1 LADIES. AID SOCIETY HAS ENJOYABLE. .MEETING I DRAIN,' Feb.' 21 r-'-'The Metho dist Ladies Aid met ' Wednesday at the home of Mrs. V.' W. Austen. A business session conducted bv the president. Mi's.1 C.'R. Delk. was followed by ' an interesting Bible study ,011. tlie.life of .Christ 4y jvirs; KiriKlo'ine's Aus'teii "ahd 'A-sk-' er, served lovely refreshments to the following members: Mesdames Hotvju'tjii Ddlk, SMaltJiroii,! siael solf. ' Mor'gnh Spalding,1 Bragg, De vore, Gorsellne. C. Swearingen. M. Swemillgen, Applegnte and True blbotl. -. 1 "it (. ) TOWNSEND CLUB HA?, (vl.EINp,, ,,', BRAIN, .Feb., ,21,-r-, The. Town- send" club mot at' the Community club rooms, lAfter la notlucktsuuper was served at 6:30 the regular bus'noss meeting was ."held, with thd 'president, "Mr. Bruton, In the chair.'. Mrs. Bessie; '.Lakey .gave' an interesting account of the nddloss Bliveii ,by Dr. Francis-. E-downscmi m-roriianu wuere sue went uh h delegate Inst Sunday. " AttoJ-ney Jollit y. JP of Jlose- nurg guve a vuij niiKiunvuifi mtn on "Is the Townsemt Movement Dead?" which was well received by a large' group of people. i' MlSSl'ONARY SOC4ETY.. MEETS WEDNESDAY DRAiN, Feb. 21. The Christian church missionary meeting was lipid. Wednesday afternoon att the Home OI nils, urace neuuersuii. Tho tonic was "Bible Colleges,' with Mrs. Bessie Lakey as leader At the close of the afternoon re freshments were served by ..Mrs. Hendersou, assisted by Mrs. Al fords to tho following ladles: Mes dames Helselh, Keeney, Barker, Patchen, Beasley, Coons, Case, White. Lakey, Burnett, Jim Bur nett; Barker. Edna Harlan and the hostesses, Mrs. Henderson - nnd Mrs, Allonls, . t , Creations of Art . With Needlework Chair Set In Filet Crochet By RUTH ORR ' ' PATTERN No. 3111 You want a chair set thnt Is easy to make, easy to care for, and easy to look nt. This one Is made of heavy knitting nnd crochet cot ton, so you can have It finished in no time. It can be laundered with no (rouble nt all, since It re quires no Ironing. You can see for yourself how nice looking It Is with Its fleii-de-lis motif, and fluf fy tnsselB for trimming. The pattern envelope contains complete, easy-to-understand, Illus trated directions with block and space diagrams to aid you; also what crochet hook, what material and how much you will need. To obtain this pattern, send for No 391 and enclose 10 centB in stamps or coin (coin preferred) to cover service and postage. Address News-Review Needlework !ept. Roseburg, Oregon. SIDE GLANCES "Now Jutlson, here, has the right spirit. lie's sold nlot lo every one of his rcltflives, including oiie"vliolives in ..,'.',, Europe." MRS. CARDWELL IS HONORED AT SHOWER , DRAIN, Feb. '21. A lovely show er for Mrs. Fred Cardwell was giv en Tuosday aftomoon at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox, with Mrs. Clark Bartholomy, Mrs. Paul Reeves and Mrs. Harold Patton as Joint hostesses. ..... A delicious 1:30 o'clock, lunch eon was served on tables prettily decornted in tho Valentine motl,. Afterward contest games - wore. played. Tho first: prize was won by Mrs. Carl Buehler and conso lation by Miss Beth Wilson. Mnriv Uolntv Elftsi werei received and opened by .the hondree.l Mrs.' Cm-dwell Those 1 Mesent I were1 Mesdames Miles Knapp,' Fred iEcclcston,, Arthui: Shaw, Fred. Ja- 1 i-Ll L14 -i . i : I ; Avhericani Legion J I Auxiliary Activities Olllln Ilia Inllr nf (l,a Inwn en. chilly tills week was Umpqiln unit's library benefit tea on Valentine af ternoon ! the. civic, room ;of,the Tilmpqun 'hotels -Decorations, .serv ice, and prngi'nmi were appropriate nnu- neauiiiur iio;-tnei lust itieiau. Qiidd . I.BDlnl. nt '.Inlltollnnai. II ,1,1 'liussywlllows lent ti touch of early springtime -10 'iue uiiuuhihiuiu, u-lille, oltitirlficila nt (lin inlrtrn, tlive tlib proper, patriotic nlr for a Feb tkiary ovent. 'The tea tahlo was covered with n 'lovely 'lnco cloth With on attractive rea-cioin cen terpiece of pioneer i design on hich was placed a replica of an enrly Oregon log' cabin, mnde of native woods by George Caskey, and ' nearby a miniature : covered wagon. ' ' ' ' Pouring from' lovely old silver urns were Mrs. A. J. Young, Mrs. flln,,,, Wlmlinrlv ' Ml-H Klll-ln ' H. Stewart and Mrs. Charles Rob erts, all attired In attractive cany day costumes. At a separate table was. a huge (lecoraten, .uiruiuiiy cake with seventy-nine candles which were lighted by the unit president, Mrs. Walter Fisher, In honor of Oregon's birthday, which was. celebrated on this occasion. Mrs. Fisher nlso very graciously welcomed the guests, and presont- n,l Mi-o nnnri.0 f!nskev. chairman of -the program committee, who pre sided over a very much enjoyed program. The various nuniueis wore dedicated to Oregon's plo nA,.a n'i Mi-' finskev verv clev erly connected the numbers with continuity of interesting Histor ical events. ' The guest artists included the Roseburg Woman's Choral club ensemble; Mrs. M. R. Richards, dramatic reader; Mrs. Clyde uenru. piano soloist; Mrs. Homer Grow, whistling soloist, and Jack Josbo, accordion soloist. Proceeds from the tea will bo ,n ,,.hfiap hnnks for tile auxiliary's shelf at the city library. At Tuesday nignt s meeuig u was decided that the committee for selection of these hooks should Include Hie unit's coininun it .aruiPa pimirmnn. one member of the library board, and one mem ber rroni the civics or maun - paitment of the high school. Ann. n ,-ni-v Interesting nnd lnrgely attended business session Inst Tuesday evening the auxiliary was entertained by the Migion wim a fine program and refreshments. Commander Adam Flurry Introduc ed Cecil Black, who was master of ceremonies and who announced the numbers broadcast over sta tion M.U.T.T. In his own Inlmlla i Tho rei-entlon was perfect, entirely without slntlc. Fan mall In huge quantities snouni mm be reaching the following perform-r- Frank ltomlninn and Ills ex cellent swing orchestrn; "Ht'd" Bird, trumpetcer; me u. . trio, Boh Briscoe, Andy Korn nnd Harry Turnbull', Leon Oonlon of Los Angeles, guitar soloist, accom panied by Mr. Carpenter, the Crip ple Creek cowboy; Lyman Ilutner wlth a clever calendar game, and concluding, Mr. Black hlmaeir, vb cal soloist. In Memoriam tjinpqun unit No. 16. American Legion auxiliary, 'a deeply grieved at the Iosb of Mrs. Charles Dun ham, a highly esteemed and be loved member of many years -n.nn u-ishen to CXPresB sincere sympathy to the bereaved datives. By George Clark 7y cobs, Anno Anderson, Geo. Freely, Carl Buehler, Howard Jacobs, Henry Bartholomy, Phil Varloy, Cecil Patchen. Misses Both Wil son and l.ucile Bogan, and ' the honor guost and hostesses. Those sending 'presents were Mrs. C' E. Trueblood, Mrs. E. G. Whipple, and Miss Elsie Wisogarvor. '''' MRS. MALINDA HAGEN CELEBRATES 83RD BIRTHDAY AT DINNER ' Mrs. Malinda Ilagen' :wnB do llghtfully honored dn hor eighty third birthday anniversary yester day, February 20, when hor son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plumer, entertained nt n Wely' one-thirty o'clock dinner at their home. Daffodils and 'cnllandula formed nn attractive bouquet for tho table. A beautifully' decorated birthday cake1 was cut and served at the close of the dinner. Covers were placed for Mrs. Hngen. ' guest of honor, Mrs. 'Anna Dowell,4 Mrs. I.ydla Hooper, Mrs.' Myrtle Nor wood! Mrs. Virginia Cyrus, Mrs. Virginia Campbell and ' Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plumer. Lovely gifts were prese'nttb to' Mrsi Hagen In honoii of the qcciislori. . MTS.'-Hageli'has's'penUlior entire life between' Roseburg and Ash laud, having come west by ox team from 'Missouri In the '00s, Bottling ,nt Jacksonville. Her first husbnnd, the late Mr. Hysor, was foreman ot the Southern Pnciflc railroad crew which put In the railroad here. She' is tho mother of six. children, three' of whom nra living and In clude: Joseph Hyser of Glendnlo, Oregon; Rny Hyser of Berkeley, CBlITi, and Mrs. -Oliver Plumer of Roseburg. ' . ' ' GLIDE STUDY CLUB ' TO MEET TUESDAY GLIDE, Feb. 21. At the homo of Mrs. Albert DeBernardl In the idleyld park district, Glide Parent Teachers association Study club will hold Its fourth meeting of the venr at 2 p.-in., Tuesday, February 22.,' The group meets every two weeks to hear and discuss rafflo broadcasts on psychology made by Dr; Howard Taylor of the Univers ity of Oregon. Following tile broadcast a business session is held, with Mrs. DeBernardl presid ing. Mrs. Paul Caswell will report on reading done in connection wAth this week's study ' topic. Mrs. Charlos Talcott and Mrs. Mnurlce Matthews are in charge ot refreshments for the social hour. A Washington's birthday mo tif will bo followed. Anyone inter ested Is cordially Invited by the hostess to attend. ; MECHDELL CLUB HA8 ENJOYABLE MEETING SUTHERLIN, Feb. 21. T h o Mechdcll club was delightfully en tortained by Mrs. Owen Rose on Wednesday afternoon. Sewing and visiting Was unjoyed through out the afternoon and a delicious dessert was served by the hos tess. Thoso attending wero: Mrs. Icel Clark nnd Mrs. Nell Powell, guests: nnd tho - members.": Mrs. Pnul Trozelloi Mrs. Edgar fehlrley, Mrs. John Musgrove, Mrs.' Claude nenccK ana Mrs. Harry, Cheno weth. The next meeting will ho with Mrs. Solleck next month. , ' ' ' EASTERN 8TAR GROUP . ' t VISITS MYRTLE CREEK CANYONVILLE, Feb.' 21 Ore gon Enstcrn . Star chnptor was In vited to Myrtle Creek Monday night, It being the 2lh anniver sary of the chapter. Those attend ing from Cnnyonvllle were Mr. anil Mrs. Frank R"lllvat!. Mrs. . Victor Shaw, Mrs. Barbara Hopkins, Mrs. Brady Burnett and Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Meserve. A prngrnm was given and refreshments and a birthday cake was served. THREE LINK8 CLUB PARTY 18 ENJOYED . CANYONVILLE, Feb. 21. The Three Links card party was held at the I. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday night with six tables of "500" and two of bridge playing. Mrs. Brady Burnett won high score at bridge and Ruth Hopkins low. Dave Lynch and Eva Poole won high score In "500" arid Kenneth Hop kins nnd Gladys Cain low score. Frank Blattner won the door prtzo. DAYS CREEK P.-T. A. ' HAS INTERESTING MEETING ' ' DAYS CREEK, Feb. '21. The Days Creek P.-T. A. held lta regu lar . meeting Thursday evening. After a shoit business neetlug the following program was presented: Orchestra selections., I II ' Play, "Life of Washington' Geo, r Washington, lon iM o o r e ; George's mother, Norma Dun can; George's father, Arthur Ward: soldier, Johnnie Perdue; officers. Bill and Arthur Ward. Vocal duet, "There Are ' Many Flags In Many Lands," Violet ' Goln and Gene Rhoads. Reading, "A Boy's Composition," Elton Moore. Talk, "Battleship Oregon," : Mil dred Spore. Skit, "February's Birthdays," Ma bel Moore, Wlletha Hutchinson, Betty Rhoads, Flossie Moore. Piny, "From Columbus to Wash ington," Columbia, Gene Rhoads; Columbus, James Ward: Balboa, Molvln Welch: Francis Drake, Wayne Taylor; . John Smith, Noel Welch; Henry Hud son N'orval Ferguson; Prlscllln, Violet Goln; Geo. Washington, , Donald Miller; Virginia, Carol 'Miller: New Hampshire, lrwln Woostei;'New York, Dolley Wld rig; i Rbpile . Island, Geraldine , Spore; Hew Jersey, Wayne Moore: Connecticut. Betty - Lou Weseman;' Vermont, Ralph Dun? can; North Carolina. Mildred , Spore; South Carolina, Lester Ferguson; Maryland, Jean Dun- , enn; Delaware, Harry wooster; i Georgia, Clifford Wooster; Penn sylvania Elton Moore. Orchestra selections. Tho regular Wednesday morn ing school assembly program was given by the freshman class this week and Included:' Assembly song, "A Merry Life." Piano solo, "March ot the Sagos," Mildred Spore: ' ' . ; Skit, "The Over-popular Damsol," : Damsel. Josenlne Wright; mold, Elva Matthews; first suitor, Ed ward Burr; second suitor, Don- . aid Cook; third suitor, Harry Wright: parent. Mildred Spore, Vocal duet. "Gold Mine In . the ;. i Sky," Betty Anne Michaels, Wll otha Hutchinson. ' ' - - Poem, "Thanatopsls," Betty Cal houn. ' : Speech' ! "'Oregon Ship Memorial Park."; Vera Blanz. Assembly song, "Good-byo My I.OV- or, Good-bye." COLONIAL TEA AND ' . II ANTIQUE SHOW TO BE v HELD ON TUE8DAY. ! I Onn nt thn.mnftt Intercstlnc nf fairs i observing George t'ashife ton's birthday! will be, the i Episco pal guild' colonial silver tea and antique show to be held from two to 5:30 o clock Tuesday afternoon Februnry 22. at the parish' hall on East Cass street. A most cordial Invitation has been i extended, to the general pnhlio to enjoy tho nf- falr. .- . - i '. k,-!.- Numerous antiques will be on display at the show,- among which will be. an. old watch given by tho King of England during the novo lutionary war to a relative of Mrs, M.i F. , Mlddloburg, rot Roseburg. Mrs: Perry Smith will, bo tn charge of the antique show during the tiny. 'Mrs. Ralph B. Slpprell is act ing as general chairman of the af fair and Mrs. F. L. Crittenden and Mrs. E. T. Nblson are assisting, i , . ... . 1 8ILVER TEA TO ' 1 BE HELD TUe?DAY .. . ' ; .'. SUTHERLIN, ! Feb'. .21. Plans nro being completed for a George Washington silver tea to be hold on Feb. 22 at the Arts building by the ladies of the ' Parent-Teacher . club. A good' program : will bo presented and the public urged to come. An Invitation has been ex tended to tho men as well as the ladles to Inspect the wood work ing and domestic Bclenco rooms. The proceeds from the tea Is lo be used for llnolebm for the do. mestic science rooms. ' ' ''' Rl VERSDALE GRANGE ' ' LADIES TO SPONSOR BENEFIT CARD PARTY WedncBdny evening, February 23, the ladies of the Rlversdalc grange have Invited the genera! public to enjoy one of a Berles of benefit , five-hundred card parties to he held at tho grange hull at eight o'clock. Prizes will be awarded at the close of tho card play, after which refreshments will be served. At the close of the serleB of parties a grand prize will be awarded. PRO-AMERICA MEETING TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY All- members nnd prospective members of DouglaB unit of Pro America have been most cordlnlly invited to attend the first business meeting of the unit for 1938 on Wednesday alternoon at two o'clock : at the home of the presi dent, Mrs. II. C. Waddell, on South Kane street. A ncmber of import ant business ma'.te.'s will be dis cussed ;and a good aitindanco Is urgadi 1 . ; , . ; . ' . :-'.'! '" 8YLMON VALLEY CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY ' ' ' The Sylmon Valley club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clarence Chnrtlor, All mcmhors nro most cordially In vited to he present. J .-..' N. OF1 W. SOCIAL MEETING TONIGHT iJIno Circle No. 411, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will hold a delightful social 'meeting nt. 7:30 'o'clock In night lit the I. O. .0. P. hall. All members are urged to be present. PYTHIAN 8I8TER8 TO HOLD GATHERING A gathering of the Pythian RIr ters lias been announced for Wed nesday afternoon al two o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall, to which all Pythian Sisters are being urged to attend. K AND R CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY The K and R club will meet Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 11. A. Tayler on Mosber street. All members are most cor dially Invited to be present. Local News Her Saturday 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeWald .of .Days Creek were business visitors In this city Sat urday. Tskina Vacation Bob Russell, employe at the local Western Auto Supply store, is taking a two-weeks vacation, ; ';, : . . i Roedinort' Attorney Here Wll- lard' Ruehi attorney of Reedsport, was a business-visitor here. Sat urday, i ' ' . RobekaM Lodge to Meet The Roseburg Rebekah lodge will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at the I. O. q. F. hall. North Benti Visitor Here -"-Dis trict Attorney Ben -V. Flaxal ot North Bend, Coos county, spent Saturday In. this city attending to business. - . , , Food Ssle Thursday Tho Don cas society ot the Seventh Day Ad ventist church' has announced a cooked food' sale for Thursday, February It, to bo held In the X, O. O. F. building. i i ! , . ; - I Mrs. Hess Home Mrs. ' O. It Hess returned to her home ot Myrtle Creek, yesterday, after spending .the past week in Portland visiting her parents-lndaw, Dr. and Mi's. O. A.. Hess. ;. j 8tudy Club to Meet Tho lntor- Se Study club wll meet nt a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon ' at- tho home of Mrs. Charles Doerner nt Melrose. The roll call topics will bo presented on drama. Out of Hospital Frank Weav er has returned to his home In Riddle, after spending the past sav eral monthB at the velernns hos pital at San Francisco, rocetving medical treatmont.' Bible Clase to Meet Dr. R. U Dunn's non-denominational Bible study class' will meet nt . 7:45 o'clock tonight nt tho dining, hall nf the Douglas hotel. Anyone ' in terested in Bible study has been Invited. f Glee; Club to Practice Tho Business , and Professional , Wom en's Glee club will meet at 7,: 30 o'clock tonigjit for practice at. tho studio of the director, Mrs. Chas, A. urnntl, In tlie Masonic building. Here Over' Week-End ' .Miss Eldress Judd, teacher, lit St.! Hel en's hall At Portland, 'Spoilt thp wook-onil jn tills city visiting hor parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.. M'. Judil, and'bor brother, and sister. JameB u. juiia ann ivn's. freuericit ,t:nan hian,. Ji'i,,;t ,. "t""i ! ,U t-t'i ';. i "' : :.' ; ! -i . Valentino Social Tonloht The Junior Woman's club, will hold Its annual Valentino purty at the Rose hurg Woman's loiuhhouse . tonight' with Mrs. i Ernest Peninon, Chair man; Mrs. Frnnk Long nnd Miss Elizabeth Leedy In charge. Mom hers and Invited guests have been naked. . , Return' to i Euaene i Mr. and Mrs.- Frederick Porter Sr. and son Arthur; returned: to Eugene- last. evening nfteri spending the' day here visiting the-, former's sister, Mrs. A. J. .McCulloch, nnd his son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and- Mrn. Krederlok J, 'Porter. Mrs.' Mccul loch, .who has been very 111 for some time, has been at the home, of her ,Bon-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Fancher, on Cobb street, the past week. LAUREL .LODGE TO HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING WEDNE80AY ' Laurel lodge No. 13, A. V. & A. M.,. has invited all Master Masons lo attend the 7:30 o'clock meeting, Wednesday evening, February 23, at the Masonic tohiple to hear Cir cuit Court Judge R. Frnnk Peters bl Hlllsboro talk on tho United States Constitution. Judge Petors Is Immediate pnst grand mnstnr of Hie grand jurisdiction of Orogon. '' LOCAL LODGE MEMBERS VI8IT ELKTON 8ATURDAY Fred A. doff, Harry Happ, Oliver Plumer, Howard Casebeor,. Lyman limner, A. J. Oeddos, J. D. Malloy, II. P. Smith, H. A. Taylor and Aug ust Heck of Kosehurg went to Klk ton Saturday evening lo attend the I. O. O. F. lodge meeting. Five can didates were initiated nnd refresh ments wero served at the closo of the lodge meeting. ,. ECONOMIC STUDY CLAS8 ! TO MEET TUE8DAY NIGHT The economic study ' class ' of noseburg with J. I). Chappelle In structor, will meet Tuesday eve nlnr at 7:30 o'clock at the home ot ICIwnrd Smith at 632 Cobb street. The class Is now making a study of money and credit. Any one Interested Is most cordially In vited to attend the clnss meetings. OPENING WEDNESDAY Glerum Fish Market 626 Winchester St. Full line of Sen Foods fresh, tatted and dried. WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE KARL GLERUM Spends Day In Town Mrs. R. F. App of Old Kentucky . Homes on tne Norm umpqua spent Saturday in tbla city on business. Sptnd, Dsy In . Town Mr. and Mrs. Hehry Selftuoll and Ed Weav er, of Myrtlfef Creek, spent Satur day. In town visiting relatives and attending to business. Returns to Corvallls Mrs. Roy Alspaugh left yesterday for Cor vallis, where she resides during the acbool year, after spending the past several days at her home in Myrt'e Creek. , . Job's Daughters to Meet Rose burg bethel. No. 8,. Job's Daugh ters Will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tues day evening at tho Masonic tem ple. " Members of tho bethel, par ents and those having Masonic affiliations are Invited. A George Washington program will bo bre sonted and refreshments will he served. .... ',...... Benefit Party Tonloht The Cnthollc Ladles Sewing society will sponsor a benefit card party at eight o'clock tonight at the par ish hall on North Kane street. The public Is Invited. A prize will be awarded high score at every table In play and a door prize will also be awarded. RofioBlinienls will be served. ' Episcopal Guild to Meet The Episcopal guild will meet at S (o'clock tonight nt tho parish hall on. past- uasB street, with . Mrs. Perry Smith as hostess. (Plans will be; completed for the colonial tea nndfantique show to bo held from nvo! to 5:30 o'clock tomorrow aft (jilidori at ,the parish hall. The public (Hob; Been invited to attend the ;to jindishow. Httlmrf, ". 1 I iDaulHter .! .' Born-r-A daughter, Ellnoia jLah castor, was born Satur day! evening, 'February 19, to Mr. nd ltrs.s Sam Hose, at Corvallls. The .linoy weighed bight pounds Mrs. Hoss wuB formerly Mian' iM lonn Brown ot this city. Hor ninth er, Mrs. W. R. Brown, of Rosohuli, returned to her homo on Coliji street last evening, after spending tho past two weeks at the Rase Home In Corvallls. 8pend Sunday Here Mr. and Mrs. It, B. Hnuser and .two boiis, nodney nnd Douglas, left last eve ning for their home In Corvallls after spending the day horn with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Houser, and fnmlly, and Mrs. Hoiisbr's' parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight.' They were accom Danled hnck to Corvallls by Miss iiugenla Virden, . who spent the week-end here visiting her moth er, Mrs. T. B. -Virden, and by 'MIbb Helen Marie Catching, who spent the week-end' in Roseburg with her pnrents, iMr.iand: Mrs. Hoy Catch Ing. Miss Virden and iMisa Catch' ing are students at Oregon State colloge. Mrs. 1 Hoy Catching and Mrs. ,M. B. nitler, St.,n( HiIb, city drovo to Corvnllis Frlduy" evening to bring Helen . Mario :, to noser burg.for the yeok-on(l . ,. , i , , MoMICKLE FUNERAL i ' , ARRANGED HERE i : ' 1 1 U'unorn services will be held nt 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Hose- burg Undertaking company cnul'oi for jjoo S. McMickle, forinen Hose- burg bnrber, vlio ,dlcdi last week, in Arizona, touowing a ipng iimin. Tho service will be conducted by Hie Hev. Perry Smith , and Inter ment will follow' li the veterans' cemetery. , : ' Today and Thursday GARBOBOYR "TheOld Mill" Technicolor Ditney Cartoon WEDNESDAY ft ' Your (tvotll yolcsnlo .' . If blond In s tomsnllo bl- J , tie to finish, J WALTIR Allll 1 E Circuit court convened tmlav In the regular February, term, with a - collection suit :nBi the first action to bff henrti. .'. '. 1 1 : - - - A new grand jury was drawn an . court opened this morning and was immediately convened to Inveati- . Kate the case of 'Leslie 'Dan Mor-: gun, accused of rape.. An indict- ' nient, returned bp the grand jury excuBed last week, was set aside by the court,' because of failure to include the names of the' witnossen examined,, 1 forcing resubmission of the case. Witnesses were being ex n mined this morning. Members of the jury are It. , L. McLaughlin, foreman,' Frank' Ortibbe, J. P. II rum bach, Ueorgo M( Wilcox,' V. C. Dunuavtn. J. Marvin Wlnnlford and Joe Denerndrdl; The action of the Douglas Credi tors association against A. II. An drews was the first on the docket, . being a suit to collect money claimed to be due.' The examine- , tion of jurors was continued until early afternoon. It was hoped to complete the taking of testimony today, in tlipe for adjournment' over Tuesday, a legal holiday. The caso la being hoard by Cir cuit Judge Gt F. Kklpyvorth. who. was called when Judge. Wlmberly voluntarily disqualified himself te cause one of the parties to the aq- . tlon Is a relative. Court will recess tonight, untl . WednnHtluv riiornine. t . !-', 1 I 'P- ..ivj.l In' Town .from -Drain r L.W. ' HnlneB of Drain spent a few-' hours . i in town Saturday, on .business, , . A nino-ye;ar-old bovH. 0. E. ; J. niBhop, Is the champion, piano nc-,' cordlon. player .of . Groat' Hrltniit. Ho won the title n n London tour nament) competing with more than 1,00(1 players. -', ' ' ,- The Morning Afterlakiirg Carters Little Liver fffls Tuesday and ' Wednesday A' NEW ANGLE ON LOVE V . V and try to find1 a funnier one! Untying thelr'msrrlage knot was S very knotty problem ,' . wlth so many runny twists you'll be hsnglng 1 At riwith laugh. 360 MINUTES TO LIVE Six people . . with six hours to do all the things you long to do . . . to get all the things, you spend a lifetime getting! . . . You'll be fascinated . . . astonish ed ... . by this unusual, not-to-be-miised picturel .. i .'. i TDnnD SHIP" LESLIE BANKS FLORA ROBSON SEBASTIAN SHAW PATRICIA HILL1AKD ANTHONY BUSHBLB. . RENE RAT 3m t' Kiddles 10o. I lf.X, dhows 2-7:15-9: IS -' Hva ENDS TODAY If jTnUfJjWfHnbnl MABSHAa . Mlvyn DOUQLA8 . ALSO