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'50671.4 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 1, 1938. THREE Society andlpubs By LOTUS KNIGHT P&fTER MRS. G. W. MUNSON HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. G. W. Mtmsoii was honored at lior Iioine in I'mimim ut a very on joyable puriiriso birthday party this week. Tho evening was spent in musk;, munes and viHiting, A beam I hi 1 birthday cako was prfi Hi.'ntud to Mis, Munson and refresh ments wpi-h served at the close of the social hour. Those enjoying the occasion with Mr. and Mrs. Munson and family included Mr. and Mrs. M. McCall and family, Mrs. Whmiford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roadman, Mr. and Mrs. Leaiherwood and family, Mr. and Sirs. I,. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Conn, Juno llodson. JlnrdfHiG Harvey, Kdwin Ituckle and Mr. and Mrs. lliKKius and family. PAST PATRONS CLUB WILL MEET NEXT MONDAY EVENING The Pant Matrons club of the IloseburK chapter of Eastern Star will meet at a 7:30 o'clock dessert supper next Monday evening at the Vi rden home on Nort h Jackson street with Mrs. T. H. Vinlen and Mrs. Harry Wolfe as joint hos tesses. All members ave most cor dially Invited to be present. A MRS. PERINI HONORED ON BIRTHDAY AT DINNER YOXCALLA, April 1. Mrs. M. Peri ni was honored with a birth day dinner nt her home Wednesday evening, with the following guests present: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gil man, Mrs. Harry Payne and Grandma Payne of Ourtin, Clyde Coleman of Vancouver barracks, Mrs. Claude Sheets and son Jerry, Mrs. Carol Sheets and Ed Sheets of Diston. Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. Make This Charming Panel-Frock if You'd Look Young and Slim PATTERN 4712 If you wnnt to look young and slender (nnd what matron doesn'l?), then choose this charm ing frock of Anne Adams desiKU. Take your choice of short flared sleeves, or a longer "capelet" ver sion and run up Pattern 4742 in a dainty flowered chiffon, voile, or u "spaced" synthetic print. You'll look your best at afternoon teas and parlies in those unirnful, panelled lines, and n soft, femi nine bow to accept your becoming neckline. And here's a dress (hat's really easy to make, so won't It prove worth your while to spend a few hours with the easy pattern and some Inexpensive material? Il lustrated stop-by-step sewing In structions included. Pattern 4742 is available In women's slies 34. 30. SK. 4ll, 42. 41. 4(1 nnd 4S. Size 30 takes 4 I S yards 30 Inch rubric Send K1KTKKN CUNTS (15c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly RIZK. N'AMK. AI- DliKSS and KTYI.H NU.M1II0K. Here's your chance to have a smart spring wardrobe send for the new ANNH ADAMS SPUING PATTKItN HOOK at once! See Its great variety of bright fashions for Miss, Matron, Kiddie nnd Junior rp-to-the-lnlnute frocl-saud outfits for every age and type . . for busy mornings, leisure afternoon, or festive evenings. Practical and thrilling suggestions for the bride ... the graduate nil interpreted In slmple-touse patterns! PRICE OK HOOK FIFTEKN C'KNTS PRICK Or' PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AN1 PATTERN TOC.ETHKIt TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Re.view Pattern Dept., Koseburg, Oregon, r742 l Vf 1 BELLVIEW l.UB TO BE GUEST8 NEXT TUESDAY OF ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB Moiyberfii' of the Bellvlew club are most cordially Invited to be the guests ut Hm Itosehurg Woman's club ata. 1:30 o'clock dessert lunchcou to bo held at the club house ty-K Tuesday, April B. Mvsi-KH G. Kohlhagen Is chair man' orUie tiostess committee nnd is bejqg -assisted by Mi-s. Edwin Iiooilu Mrs. A. II. Pei rln, Mrs. Ilel eiie.If. Anderson. Mrs. Roseoe Mar sters'ahd Miss Janet Moffat. Mrs. 'W. M. Campbell, president, will be in charge nml delightful roll call topics wl be presented. An Easter program wll be in charge of Mrs. Will II. (jerretsen and .Mrs. II. C. Church. Special music will be furnished by n trio composed of Mrs. E. (J. Randolph, Mrs. Hugh Whipple and Mrs. Vera McClintock Jones, accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Curstens. Preceding the 1:30 meeting Hie April executive luncheon of the club will be held ut the Rose hotel at 12 o'clock. FULLERTON P.-T. A. TO HOLD INTERESTING MEETING MONDAY At 3:30 o'clock Meaday after noon, April 4, the Fullorton P.-T. A. will meet at the schoolhouso with Mrs. II. II. Carter, . president. In charge. Annual election of offic ers will be held. Mothers of grade children will act as chairmen of the delightful program. The first grade will he represented by Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Drullner; second grade, Mrs. Pert Matthews and Mrs. Monroe; third grade, Mrs. P. O. Ackley and Mrs. Cyile Carstens; fourth grade, Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Wilbur Culp; fifth grade, Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Erno, and sixth grade, Mrs. Cum mlngs nnd Mrs. Irving. All members and friends are most cordially Invited to the meet ing. a WILLING WORKERS CLUB MEETS ON WEDNESDAY YONCAU-A. April 1. Mis. Alice Rising nnd Mrs. Anna Taylor en tertained the members of tho Will ing Workers club of Scotts valley, Wednesday afternoon. Sowing wns the diversion of tho afternoon, lift er which lunch was-served to the following: Mrs. Reginald Johnston. Mrs. El hoi Johnston. Mrs. Hazel Perinl. Mrs. Cl.fience McKern, Mrs. Cora Cooley. Mrs. Emma Jackson. Mis. Ernin Jackson. Mrs. Dorothy Gore and the hostesses. PLAYS ARE PRESENTED AT UMPQUA FRIDAY Two very en.iovnble plays, "Corn Fed linbles," under the direction of Mrs. Forlln,' and "nest; Mini," ut: der the direction of Mrs. 0. Mun sou, were presented to a large group Friday evening at Uinpqiin. The east of "Corn Fed Rabies" included Kenneth Munson, I,ols Ed wards, Faye Conn. I.ee Winniford and June llodson. The cast of "nest Man" included Jeii'l Winni ford, Edwin Iluckle, Hud Rose nnd June Muusoit. CAMP FIRE GUARDIANS ASKED TO ATTEND MEETING NEXT MONDAY All Camp Fire guardians of groups In Uoseburg are urged to at tend a meeting to he held at seven o'clock next Monday evening, April 4. at tho Commercial Abstract of fice In the Medical Arts building. All members of the Camp Fire council nre also invited to attend the mooting. BI-MONTHLY CONVENTION OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO BE HELD NEXT MONDAY The bl-mnnthly convention of the Christian church will bo held all day and evening next Monday. April 4, at Glide. All members and friends nre most cordially invited to enjoy the convention. Creations of Art With Needlework SIMPLE BUT INTRIGUING MOTIF By RUTH ORU PATTKRN NO. 4:i A few swift stitches are all that this charming motif requires. And the entire bedspread uses only the one motif, so when you have learn ed that. It will be a simple matter to complete the article speedily. It "s nn excellent design for Innum erable uses in addition to the spread: such as chair set, lunch eon cloth, runner, buffet set, din ner cloth to mention a few. The pattern envelope contains complete, easy-to-understand. illus trated directions with diagrams to aid you; also what crochet hook, what material, and how much you will need. To obtain this pattern, send for No. 436 and enclose 10 cents In stamps or coin (coin preferred) to cover service and postage. Ad dress NewB-Reviow, Needlework Department, Uoseburg, Ore. SIDE GLANCES x raj "I always forget it's payday until the wives start diop piiiy in" "Buccaneer'.' Coming Sunday to Indian Frederic March imri Akim Tnmiroff in 11 scene from cancer," which opens Sunday at Hunt's Indian lhent.ro. ELKHEAD COMMUNITY MEETING IS HELD YONCALLA, April 1. Mr. nnd Mrs. Krunk Bradford nnd Mrs. Dora Johnson entertained the reg ular meeting of the ICIkhond com munity, held Saturday evening in the school. Dancing was enjoyed, after which supper wns served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. J. Craiuor and son, Keith, Miss Mil dred Kauipe, Mrs. Mury Black, Daley Backhaul, Clarence Buoy, Heiha Parks, Mr, nnd Mm. Walter POETS CORNER SPRING FANTASY By KVA F. VVAU1C Dame April gave a party, In her beautiful palace of green; Lady Daffodil, so stately, Was easily the queen. The dainty Hyacinth sisters, Were out in gala array; While lovely little Miss Crocus, O'er her own small court held sway. Sir Spring wns the guest of honor, Accompanied by Southern Breeze. The brilliant Sunbeam family; Danced merrily under tho trees. Miss Violet, so sweet and modest, In her royal velvet gown; Was attended by Jack-in-the-Pul-titi Resplendant in gold nnd brown. All were gloriously happy, 'Till suddenly, ivl-.li jealous frown; Came North Wind in all her fury, And poured icy hailstones down. Dame April, always fickle, Turned a right about face; And the beautiful petal dresses, Wjere scattered all over the place. Sir Spring was very Indignant, And left for parts unknown; Thus ended the April party, Where the beautiful flowers had ' grown. Gas Gas All Time Mia. Jni. Killer isayn: "'.In On my atom acli win no tmd I conl'lri'I i-al or "I"1'1'- brouKht ine quick relief. Now, I cfit n I j Chapman's riinrumcjr Maytag Salts and Service City Electric 124 W. Cats St. Phone 233 By. George Clark Brnford, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lnngdnn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee and family, Herbert Tandy, Malt Brownson, Collie Prlngte, Mr. nnd Mrs. Delmar Record, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bradford, Mr. Becknell, Delbort and George Langdon, Steve Rentz, Charles and John Hentz, Stanley Ludwlg, Marvin and Verio. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Hoge Hickman, Mr. and Mrs.. Kenneth Mulkey, Merle Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs. (Menu Wielle, Mr. and Mrs. 'Al len Gibson, Leonard Coggswell, Richard Smith and the hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiltmeyer, nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Thiele, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Medtkl, Mr. and Mrs. I'fowurd Brink, Mr. and Mrs. Nils Kling, Fred Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Sylvia, Floyd, Fairy nnd Marvin Meyers, Mrs. Minnie Lutz. SPRING HATS Shop Carr's before you buy that new spring hat. You'll find a wide variety of styles, novelty braids and rich pedaliues in brim or close fitting styles, veil and flower trims, regular nnd extra head sizes. Better values at lower prices. Adv. DOUGLAS MARKET Meats and Produce Do you enjoy baby beef? That tender, tasty meat that it always tender. Here is Your Chance HAMBURGER No cereal or ;ereal or 25c water added, 2 lbs - BABY BEEF STEAKS Tender tasty meat, lb 19c SHORT RIBS OF . BABY BEEF Lb COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE For quality this is A1, lb 15c CHICKENS Flat plump ib"':... 15c 18c BACON SQUARES 15c Finest seasoning, lb. .. 238 N. Jackson Local News Clido Visitor In Town Mrs. R. H. Kurrester, of (Bide, shopped and visited in this city yesterday. Oakland Visitor Here II, 10. Ma- honey, of Oukland, spent yesterday in town attending to business. Mr. Schneider in Town Adam Schneider, of (larden valley, spent yesterday here attending to busi ness. Here Yesterday Mrs. J. P. Flies- tion, of Myrtle Creek, shopped and visited friends in this city yester day. Undergoes Minor Operation Ar nold Itolierts, of Brockway, had his tonsils removed yesterday by Dr. A. C. Seely. Spends Few Days Here Paul Schmidt, of Portland, has been pending the pust few days in this city on business. Attends to Business Tbor Berg- strom. insurance man from Port land, was u business visitor in tilis city Thursday. Returns to Portland A. CJus" Wysong lias returned N. Portland following a short time in this city on business. Soend Thursday Here William Burdick and Fred Assenheimer, of (.unlnor, spent yesterday in this city attending to business. .Qnonrie Hav He re M rs. J. F. Kauscho, of Yoncalla, spent yes ,.,in v in i ilia nit v ill lending to business and visiting menus. Visits Son Mrs. C. h. Branton of Dlxonvilie, is spending the day at Corvallis visiting her son, Ivan student at Oregon State college. Move to Bates Home Mr. nnd Mrs. K. A. Post have moved from tho J. O. Newland apartmenl on South Jackson street to tho Nova G. Bates residence in Kdenbower. Teachina at High School Mrs, Bernard Young has been teaching this week at senior high school in nlaco of Miss Crulginlllor, who Is til. Spends Thursday Here Keith Young, of Marshfleld, tllstrict war den of the Coos County Forest Pro tective association, spent Thurs day In this city on business. Visiting at Idleyld Mr. and Mrs, Jack TillolRon and Btnall son, Aim into, of Los Angeles, nro at Idleyld visiting the formers parents, Mr and Mrs. Clarence Tillotson. Goes to Ashland Mrs. J. A Fredrickson loft today for Medford to visit and will be joined there by her husband, who has been attend ing In business In Ashland since Wednesday. Parkinson's "Food for Sale" A few of the many values to be found at Parkin son's for the week-end shopper. Prices Effective April 2nd and 4th FLOUR KITCHEN At QUEEN-49 lb. 91af)7 FLAGSTAFF )Q 49 !b $107 CRACKERS "JO Krispy, 2 lb 7V TOMATOES N umber 2 '2 tins, commonly A. called qt. size, each Ivli CORN No. 303 fir tin, 3 tins O CLAMS Minced Razor, 7-oz. flat tin 1 C lt:lM 23c ASPARAGUS 2 tins StJ, BEETS Shredded, sliced or diced, f No. 2 tin IWl HAMS Frye's Delicious or Swift's Premium. COFFEE Bulk lTdoi:z 19c SUPREME f- Lb Z5C 3 ib 73c Phone 24 Free Delivery 323 W. Cass St. Goes to Medford Douglas Fred- irk son left today for Medford to spend a short time uUemllns to business. Back From Salem Sidney Fred- Icksou has returned here from Sa lem, where he spent a few days at tending to business. Goes to Corvallis E. A. Brttton, Douglas county -HI club leader, left this morning for Corvallis to attend a conference. In Portland Joe DcBernurdi, of Olide, has been spending a few lays In Portland on business. He will return home tomorrow. Here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Hitler Jr., of Florence, Ore- Ron, spent Thursday und this morn ing here visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. K, Bitter Sr., on Kost Oak street. Apply for Bounty Henry Tlson. of Drew, applied to County Clerk itoy Ageo yesterday for bounty on a hob-cat; Ben Seraflu asked boun ty on a coyote and Ivan Shepard, of (ilido for bounties on a coyote and bub-cat. Returns Here Miss Opal Para- zoo has returned to the S. K. Sykes homo on North Pine street following a vacation of the past couple of weeks in San Francisco. where she visited nor Bister. Miss Goldie Parazoo, a nurso at San 1' ranciscn hospital. Stops Here Miss AIjIiIr Aiznnr. whn hiiB linen veiling hm purunts, .Mr. mid iIrn. John Arzimr, ut .Myrtle Creek I'm several days, slopped here last lllfiht for n short visit with other relatives en roulo bnek to Kllgeno, where sho Is em ployed ns a nurse at the Sucrecl Heart hospital. Here for Week Mrs. WilL-coner. lino Jessie (lllibs, of tills elty. Ilns arrived hero from I'ortluml to spend the week visitinK her par ents, sir. and Mrs. A. K. tiililis, and other relatives and friends. She will ho jollied here tomorrow by nor husband, who will spend the week-end visiting. Visiting Mis. Kiln Lough, who lias made her homo hero for the past few years with her iliiUKhtcr, .Mrs. Nova (!. Hates, left loday to visit Mrs. W. A. rearco on the Dix- onvillo road and later will ko lo Month Deer creek to visit her brother, 11. L. McLallKlilin. Mrs. Hates moved to KtlKcno two weeks HKO and the first of this week was joined thure by her two children, Sally Zoo nnd llrent Hates. Leave for Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. I. II. Smith, of (Herniate, and their daughter, Mrs. Leigh P. Al bright, left this city today for Portland, where Iho latter will make her homo. Mrs. Albright neo Ethel Kodley, was married Mulch 12 to lilgh F. Albright of Portland. She resigned her place 111 the county assessor's office yes terday, ami Miss Mnrgrot Odm' krlc lies lnken her place. Mats. 25c I Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c V 'Matt UiiouMltt ths Wilt) TODAY AND SATURDAY "Come and Get Your Happiness!" Her Best-of-All Musical and stars alt around So MANY stars, songs, surprises so MUCH romance, dancing, laughter! It's her streamlined m u s I c a BEST1 Starts ,0 TEMPLE C2TFREDRIC MARCPl 314 feP Franclska Gaal Aklm Tamiroff rjwr On Business R. T,, Skinner, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday hi town on business. Leave for Corvallis Eileen Kliest, (Jhidys Hart, Corlmie Anne Perry, Alma llodson, Novu Bush and Jean Myers left for CorvnlliH today to attend n three-day session of the 2tith annual Oregon Older Iris' conferenee. Donn Radabaugh will take another group to Corval lis tomorrow. Those leaving Satur day are Thelma Cnrter, Mildred liinm Gardiner nml Vivian Bart- ley. Thelma Carter is a group lead er and Covin no Anne Perry is a panel leader for one of the discus sion groups this year. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES DYSKliT 1IKLMAX Charles Dvserl. Melrose, and Julia llel man, Ashland. HUSBAND GRANTED DIVORCE A decree of divorce was granted In the circuit cnurl hero today In the case of Klpley Neavall against Mai v M. Ne.avall. They were mar ried in Itoselmrg Dec. 22, 1U2S, The plainillf charged desertion. MARKET REPORTS LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Anvil 1 (API fU. S. Dent. Agr.) 1IOOS: Scat tered sales mid general under- tone weak to 2fi lower, few 1X0-21 D lb. driveins JD.OII, carload lots quoted $i).25, odil head heavy butchers $8.25. Hacking sows sine able S7.00-25. choice feeder pigs ouoteil SS.75 and above. (JATTLr. : iscalloreu sales cows steadv. other classes lucking, mo- dllllll-good fed steels $7.00-8.10, fed heifers saleable $7.00-75, gooil beef cows oligible $(1.00-50 and above, low culler and cutlers $3.50-1.75, bulls $5.25-6.25 and above, choice vealers $10.00. SIIBIOP: Odd lot slaughter lambs steady, undertone weak, few; medium ilO-102 Ih. lambs Jli.50-7.oo, week's bulk foil lambs $7.00-75, early ton $s.oo, early top shorn hiinhs $7.05, few spring minus SI 0.00-1 2.00, slaughter ewes ?l.oo PRODUCE PORTLAND, April 1. (AP) HIITTIOR Prints: A grmlo 29c lb in parchment wrappers; 30 11). in cartons; n grade 2,SJc lb. In parch' nienl wrappers. 29Jc Ib. Ill carious HUTTKRFAT Portland deliv ery. Ituying price: A gvuuo zii 2Sc. Ih. country slntlonn; A grade 2tio Ih.; H grndo 2c Ib. less; C grade 6c Ih. less. ' HUGS Buying prices by whole salers: Specials, 18c doz.; oxtrus, Hie; standards, 15c; special me diums. 16c; extra mediums, 14c; slandard mediums, 15c; undor grades, l ie doz. ' ChecHO, Country mnnls.. live nnill- Shows 2-7-9 P. M. "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" Randolph Scott Jack Haley Gloria Stuart Phyllis Brooks Helen Wcstley Slim Summervllle Bill Robinson Raymond 8cott Quintet Alan Dinehart J. Edward Bromberg Sunday -Mil" I try, turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, hops, mohuir, cascara bark unchanged. WHEAT , PORTLAND, April 1. (API Open High Low Closo ' May 821 82J 821 82' . July 7I1J 7liJ 7iJ 7ll!i , Sept. ., 77 77J 77 77J o Kindness DKS MOIXKS, In. Flvo shaggy . Utile mongrels were the reason a ' passenger train pulled into tho Bta- tion several minutes late. The engineer said the dogs slart- ' od across a railroad bridge, tin j aware of the approaching train, lie i brought the Iraill to u stop just 10 ' feet short of the terrified group. 1 hen, Willi the engineer urging . them on with blasts from the wliis ; He, tho dogs picked their way to ; the oilier side of tho bridge, wag- glng their tails in thanks. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS April 1: Compiled by The Associated Press. 30 15 15 60 Ind'ls Hit's Ut's Rt'ka . Today 51.S 12.9 25.9 35.2 Prev. day ....19.2 12.1 24.9 33.7 Month ago .. 64.3 19.3 31.1 44.6 ' Year ago .... 95.7 45.8 46.4 .70.8 11138 high ..., 68.2 21.6 34.9 47.9 I938 low ...... 19.2 21.1 24.9 33.7 1937 high ....101.6 19.5 54.0 75.3 1937 low 57.7 10.0 31.0 417 BONDS 20 10 10 10 Hit's Ind'ls Ut's Fgn. Today 50..1 93.3 85.8 61.6 Prev. day .... 49.7 93.0 86.6 61.6 Month ogo .... 63.2 96.G 90.9 66.5 Year ago .... 93.9 102.9 100.0 71.3 1938 high .... 70.5 98.0 92.2 67.0 1938 low 49.7 93.0 85.8 61.6 1937 high .... 99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7 1937 low 70.3 95.5 90.3 04.2 New low. About 100,000 veterans still are eligible for World war bonus bonds, the aggregate nmount duo I hem being about $84,000,000. Tho law permits applications up to 1940. TIE DYES '3 OFF Our complete stock of tyed nnd dyed scarfs, tapestries, plush hang ings, fancy covors, etc. offered for short time at off. Huy now at Carr's. Adv. X Today and Saturday THEY DIED TO FREE AN EMPIRE! OF TMB I r r M BRUCE WARREN RUTH FINDLAY - ; LANE CHANDLER Shows ' 2-7-9 P. M Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c r-r-qKlKl3 Fury rides the range: , as your cowboy- hero avenges a paid WIST op J?AINE0y$ END" Always 2 Features COMING SUNDAY "Making the Headlines" Stnrrinq JACK HOLT BEVERLY ROBERTS ALSO "Lone Wolf in Paris" FRANCIS LEDERER FRANCES DRAKE "Si 1 y- LANE CHANDLER X REX LEASE
