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Newspaper Page TextTHREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER GLENDALE STAR MEMBERS VISIT GRANTS PASS GL.KNDALH, April 21. Mrs. W. T. Harbour, worthy matron of the local O. E. S, accompanied by her supporting officers, including Mr. and .Mrs. Roy K. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. C, G. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Jlale Norton, Mrs. Harry Stumbo, Mrs. Emma Humphrey, Mrs.. Klaie Melssner, Mrs. Ralph Place, Mrs. Ruth Sether, Mrs. Dil lie Reed, Mrs. Emm a Harrell, Mrs. Gladys, Ingham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood ley, Mrs. Kittle Mc Mullen and Mrs. Dora Hurper, at tended the district meeting of the Order of Eastern Star held at Grants Pass Monday evening. Ker by as well as Glendale and Grants Pass Is included in the district. The work of the order was exem plified for the grand officers at tending, namely, Mrsn Hazel In gram, grand worthy matron of Co lumbia chapter, The Dalles; Mrs. Marjorle Simpson of Kellogg chap ter who Is Grand Ada, and Mrs. Alice Winetrout, of the Grants Pass chapter, who Is Grand Esther of the Eastern Star of Oregon. MRS. BATES HOSTESS . : TO JOLLY DOZEN CLUB '. MYRTLE . CREEK," April MIA MI'S. G. R. Bates was hostess to the Jolly Dozen club lust Wednes day afternoon. , Visiting and sowing occupied the afternoon after whlcli the. ladles sat down at a table gaily decorated with a nest of fluffy baby chicks and enjoyed lovely refreshments. Bouquets of tulips about the rooms added to the attractiveness of the occasion. Absent members were Mrs. Mona Stearns and Mrs. Verna Conley. Mrs. G. A. Sprague and Mrs. Fleming were guests. ... , '-. Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size Wmd Ordering Pattern. ONE PATTERN MAKES THIS GAY PAIR PATTERN 4B68 Chocking up on your nprriri sun ply? Anne Adams has designed those two delightfully crisp, prac tical "cover-nils" which, may be made quickly and easily'from Pat tern 4568. Choose unbleached mus lin or a sturdy gingham for tnll-ored-type "TV1 and trim its bodice, and shoulder-hands with bright ric rac. There never was a more prac tical model for kitchen duty! You're sure to love the saucy frills and gay buttons that accent style "A." a model that Is dainty as can he! Both these aprons can be stitched up in a jiffy so be sure to have several on hand. Pattern 4568 Is available in slues small, medium and large. Small size, view B takos 1 7-8 yards 311 inch fabric and 2 7-8 yards rlc-rnc. Illustrated stop-by-step sewing in structions included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD DRESS and STYLE NUMBER. Here"s your chance to have a smart spring wnrdrohe send for the now ANNE ADAMS SPR1NO PATTERN DOOK at once! See Its great variety of bright fashions for Miss, Matron, Kiddie, and Junior! I'p-to-tho-mtnute frocks and outfits for every age and type ... for busy mornings, leisure afternoons, or festive evenings. Practical and thrilling suggestions for the bride . . . the graduate all interpreted In slmple-to-use patterns! PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Department, Roseburg, Ore. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO SPONSOR BENEFIT CARD PARTY NEXT TUESDAY The Rlversdalo grange ladles will sponsor one of a series of benefit five hundred card parties at eight , o clock next Tuesday night, April 26, at the grange hall. Prizes will he awarded and re freshments will he served. A most cordial invitation has been extend ed to the public to enjoy the af fnlr. At the close of the series benefit five hundred parties. of grand prize will, be awarded. PAST MATRONS CLUB TO SPONSOR BENEFIT CARD PARTY NEXT MONDAY . The Oregon Eastern Star Past Matrons club of Roseburg chap ter hns announced an 'interesting benefit card party for eight o'clock next Monday evening, April 25, to be held at the Masonic hall. Prizes will be awarded In contract bridge and five hundred and refreshments will be served. Mrs. T. B. Vlrden and Miss Gladys Haskin are joint chairmen of the party. , The pub lic has been most cordially Invit ed to enjoy the affair. CATHOLIC BENEFIT CARD PARTY ANNOUNCED FOR EVENING OF MAY 2nd The fourth of a series of charm ing benefit card parties will he sponsored by St. Joseph's Cutholic Ladles Sewing society at eight o' clock tho evening of Mny 2nd at the parish hall on North Kane street., Prizes will be awarded and chick en salad sandwiches will be served. The public has been cordially invit ed to be present. Committees for the affair will be announced the first of the week. ' EASTER EGG HUNT IS ENJOYED MYRTLE CREEK, April 21. Mrs. Myles Jones entertained at an .Easter egg hunt Sunday after noon honoring her daughters, Dor othy and Phyllis. Among the guests were Mary Dieckman, Arloue Mick elson, Blossom and Buddy tlnzloy, and Leonard Skinner. After the eggs wore all found dainty refresh ments of jello, cookies and orango nde were served to the children and -the game of "gossip" was plnyed. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR ENJOYS SOCIAL MYRTLE CREEK, April 21. Mrs. Noma Short was hostess to the members of the Junior Chris tian Endeavor Sunday from 2 till 4 p. m. at the Christian church. Rutli Newton, president of the C. E,iasslHted. with Jthe, serving and games. Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Daly were visitors. , Refreshments of Jelld, .: whipped cream and peaches were enjoyed by all, after which the children played games. GUEST DAY AT COUNTRY CLUB IS ANNOUNCED FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 29 , The ladles of the Roseburg Coun try club have announced Friday, April 29, at two o'clock in the art ornoon as the date of their guest dnjr bridge tea to be held at tho clubhouse. Mrs. 13. S. McClaln and Mrs. B. J. Corum are acting as co-chairmen of the Interesting affair with Mrs. J. F. Dlilard and Mrs. II. C. Stearns In charge of tho calling committee. CANTATA IS GIVEN AT DRAIN SUNDAY DRAIN. April 21. A beautiful Easter, cantata, "Life Eternal," by Hdltlen, . was . presented , at the Christian church Sunday evening ny a chorus of 18 voices, directed by Mrs. Bessie Lakey with Mrs. Mona Hult as accompnnlst. Solo and . special parts were sung by Frances Compton, Lois Robertson, Ruby Hensley, Mrs. Ruby Thomas, Mrs. Bessie Lnkey. L. S. Compton nnd uiaude Palciien. Creations of Art With Needlework jr -Vf- .. v.: .8? MOOSi SIMPLE SQUARE MAKES LOVELY CLOTH Ily Itl'TH OUR PATTKItN No. 1008 Working nrounil and around, you'll soon have a charming motif In this hoavy cotton. When yon sew flevernl together, you'll he Rtartled to flee that where four feet meet, there's another attrac tlve pattern appearing. A tahle cloth, bedspread, luncheon set, or whatever you wish will be charm ing In this design. The pattern envelope contains complete, ensy-to-iinrieratnnd Illus trated directions; also what croch et hook and what material and how much you will need; also 111 uat ra tions oT stitches used. To obtain this pattern, send for No. 100S and enclose 10 cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) to cover service and postage. Address News-Review, Needlework Dept., Itoseburg, Ore. MR. AND MRS. MICHAELS HONORED BY FRIENDS DAYS CREEK, April 21. A charivari party was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mich aels Monday evening. Those pres ent wer Sr. and Mrs. Ivan Welch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright and family, Mr. and Mi-b. Wade Worlhiuglon, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Weaver, Mr. urn) Mrs. Don Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Wlifong, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rlioails, Mr. and Mrs. Ray HoUdahl, Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Paris, Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Poolo, Mrs. R. A. Moore, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. J. A. Worthington, EUnu Mae Poole, Belly Lou Weseman, Earl Wese- man, Merril Opprncht, John Hut chinson, Richard Snyder und Cecil Conner. POETS CORNER PICTURE POEM Ily G. M. loener. With curving bank And sloping side, Where the water cress And Mites ride. With butterflies In colors rare, AmoiiK the lilies Everywhore. With a touch of green And a daub of red, Where blossoming trees Sway overhead. A fulling leaf In lis .curving flight, lias chosen well A place to light, To glide away Uy the sloping side, Mice a fairy sail On Its lust rldo. Where trees have fallen . And partly sank, Lay hulf submerged IlcKide the bank. And sleepy frogs And turtles came, A sunny spot To find and claim. , Where tho wild rose, So tall and rank, T,ay mirrored thero . Henoiith the bank. With gliding birds And circling bens, A living picture Among tho trees. With rnrvlng sides And sloping bank, Whore rainbow trout Arose and sank. To glide away Fathoms deep, Then break tho surface As they leap. I will leave you hero. Till Bomo other day, When perhap we'll walk -Again this wuy..,i(, PILLSBURY GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNS MINNEAPOLIS, April 21 (AP) Fire todny destroyed the 55- year-old Plllsbury elevator Willi loss estimated nt between SllfiO.OOO ami 5&MJ,niin.- ... Approximately half a million bushels of wheat, barley and rye were destroyed. The structure was 1.1 stories high nnd was owned by tne Andrews uraln company. Night Watchman George FroBt, who discovered the fire, said it might have started from overheat od machinery. EMBEZZLER GETS PAROLE AT BAKER BAKER, Ore., April 20. (AP) Warren Lemnion of Baker was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary today by Judge Mc Oolloch on n chargo of embezzling $300 while he was employed hy the world war veterans state aid com mission Ho was paroled to bis brother-liMaw, Mitchell A. (illllnm, of Baker. BANQUET TO HONOR EASTERN STAR HEADS The banquet honoring Mrs. Ha zel Ingram of The DnlleB, worthy grand matron of the Order of East ern Star, nnd her traveling com panion, Mrs. Mnrjorlo Simpson, of Portland, grand Adah of Oregon, will be held nl I ho Umpqua hotel civic room nt 0:30 o'clock tonight. Mrs. Walter Ilercher, worthy ma tron of Itosohurg chapter, will pre side. A mooting will follow nt tho Tdn- FARMERS! If you are looking for price and quality in feed we have it in Northwest Feeds. Northwest Chic Starter Mash with Milk for only $2.40 per hundred. We still have a few tons of Wheat to move at $1.60 per hundred. t The Northwest Poultry and Dairy Products Co. Corner Spruce and Oak Sts. SIDE GLANCES 'I hate to see anyone try to get by on a drag. That young man thinks I should give him a job just because I'm his grandmother," sonic lodge hall, and representa tives from various chapters throughout the county are expect ed to uttend. ' MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE POPTLANO, April 21. (AP) nUTTEIt Prints: A grade, 27Jo lb. in parchment w'ruppors, 28Jc lb. In cartons; 11 grade, 2li.Jc lb. In parchment wrappers, 271c lb; Jn enrtons. IU1TTERFAT Portland deliv ery, buying price: A grado, 25-25Je lb. country stations; A grude, 2.11c lb.; B grado, 2c loss; C grade, tic lb. less. EC1GS Buying prices by whole salers: Specials, ISc; extras, 15c; standards, 15c; special mediums, 1Gc; extra mediums, Mc; undor grailos, 1-lc dozen. . V,. Cheese, country meals, live poul try and turkeyB unchanged. ' POTATOES New Texas. $1.50; Cnl. white. $1.50 per 50-lb. Iing.y POTATOHS Ynltlma .Oojy. i'ii; 70(i; focal,-(10-70C cental; conn-ill Oregon, $1.25 cental,: Onions, wool, liny, hops, mohair and casenra hark unchanged. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., April 21-i-(AP) (U. S. nopt. Agr.) IKK1S Market active, strong to 15 high er, good-choice l(i5-210 lb. drivolns H.35-50, few 8.25, 2:10-05 lb. butchers 7.75-8.00. choice 220 lb. 8.35, light lights 7.75,' slaughter pigs 7.50, packing sows (i. 50-75, choice feed er pigs 8.00. ; CATTLE market for c a 1 v o s slow; steers, heifers and good heef cows steady, low grade cows 25 and more lower than early Wednes day, fed steers 7.75-8. 40, common salable 6.50-7.50, common-good heifers 6.50-7.75, low culler and cut tor cows 3.50-4.50, common-medium 5.00-50, good beef cows 11.75, bulls steady, few houd 6.76-6.25, top 6.60, vealers steady, medium-good 7.50 8.50, select 9.75. SHEEP Market slow, steady to weak, sluugbtor ewes 25-50 lower than Mondny, ' few good spring lumlis 7.50-8.00, shhrn lumbs 6.00 50, two decks medium owes 3.25, good shorn ewes 4.00, common 2.50. WHEAT J PORTLAND, April 21. (AP) - Open High Low Close Mny 70S 80 7794 80 July .. 761 77 701 77 Sept. - 77 771z 77 771 House Wiring By Our Expert a i ' Specialty City Electric 124 W. Cass St. Phone 233 Phone 210 By, George Clark LOCAL NEWS Home from Hospital Mrs, Perry Thielo nnd baby daughter were taken by the Douglas ambu lance from Mercy hospital to their homo at Umpqua this atternoon, Senator Clark Home Slnto Sen ator C. w. Clark returned to his home In Roseburg Inst night after spending the past two days business at sulem and uiogou City. . . Political Visitor R. R. Master son of Portland, assistant sales innnuger for Swift, and company. was In Roseburg yesterday In tho Intorcsls of John W. Mcculloch, candlduto at the forthcoming pri mary olcctlon for supremo court judge, position No. 2, Portland Visitors Mrs. David Poarson and daughter, Miss Susan, of Portland, are visiting horo at the home of her cousin, L. F. Rel. onslcln. Mr. Pearson, un Insur ance representative, who accom panied them hero, wont pit apvUh on business. . ' -o- WIFE ASKS DIVORCE Suit for divorce on allegations of ilesorlion was filed In the cir cuit court here today by, Gladys llurko against Wllbrod J. Hurko. Thoy woro inurrled In -.Roseburg, Sept. II, 1924. ft Iflnfl, Prmif-PiTXt RIm Co., riitafo Local N e w s I Fate, of Myrtle (Meek, was a busl ness visitor In this city yester day. New Equipment Added A new oil steamer und facial lounge wore added to the equipment of Lentil's Ileauty shop this week. Back From Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. Horj. Wells have returned to their home on Knst. Ijiiiu street from a trip la Portland. 8oclal Night Announced Rlvers dalo grange has announced its so cial meeting for eight o'clock Fri day evening nt tho hall. Sewing Club to' Meet Mrs. James Campbell will ontertain her sewing club at her home in Oaks addition Friday afternoon. Applies for Bounty Henry C. Tlson, of Drew, applied to County Clork Roy Agoo yesterday for bounty on two coyotes and one wildcat, , Will Make Business Trip Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Waters, of 629 South Main sireet, plun to leave Saturday for Palouao on u business and pleasure trip. Choral Club to Meet Tho Chor nl club, under the direction of Mrs. Iloinor Crow, will moot nt D :.!0 n. m. Friday for practice at the Rose burg Woman's clubhouse, Attends to business Dwlght Phlpps. district warden of south western Oregon forest protective association, with headquarters in Modford, was a business visitor In Hub city yosterdny. Mothers Club to Meet Tho Mothers club of St. Joseph's Calho lie school will meet next Thursday, April 28, at two o'clock at tho hall, tho dnto supplanting thut or meeting postponed this week. Townsend Club to Meet The Molrosc-Elguruso Townsend club will moot at, 8 o'clock Friday ove- ulng with II, 11. Roadman as spouk or. Refreshments will bo served at tho closo of the mooting. Move to Melrose Mr. nnd Mrs, Charles M. Stark ami daughter Churlene, and son, Richard, have moved Irani Arcadia, Calif., to Molroser where they expect to muko tholr homo. D. of U, V. Auxiliary to Meat Florence Nightingale tent, No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of Hie Civil War, will moot at 7:30 o'clock Friday, ovenlug at: .lliu urmnry.. , , . Sewing Circle to Meet Tho sow ing circle, of Cleorgo Stunner aux iliary No., 18 to .United Spanish War Veterans will meet, , III 1;30 o'clock Friday afternoon nt Iho home of Mrs. T. O. Kent, 476 Smith Main street. ' For any outdoor occasion a carton of Blue Ribbon adds the final touch, Its rich, mellow goodneBS haB made Pabst a favor ite for five generations. GOOD TASTE FOR 04 YEARS PABST ORDER A CASE TODAY II n Town Yesttrday M. B. Habko of Sutherlln, was a business visitor n this, city yesterday. Stops Here Homer Carson, of CorvnltlB, stopped over hero Tues day to uttend to business and visit friends en route to Lakeview, where he will be employed this slimmer. Mr. Curson formerly re sided In this city. Rummage Sale Announced The Methodist Episcopal 1-adles Aid has announced an all-day rummage sale for Saturday, April 23, to be held in tho dining room of the church. Mrs. S. Raynor Smith and Mrs. Earl Wlloy will be In charge of the sale. Bible Study Class to Meet The III ble Study class, taught by J. I). Chappelle, wilt meet at eight o'clock Friday evening at the Sum Miller home in Dlilard. These class meetings are open to anyone inter ested in tlihto study. Tho cluss Is now studying the (iospel by Luke. Play to Be Presented Tho Green P.-T. A. has announced Its play, "Snookv Tavern," for. eight o'clock Saturday evening, to ho glv at tho Evergreen grange hall. The play, n throe-act comedv, will ho followed by a dance and re freshments and candy will ho sold. Proceeds of tho evening will go to tho 411 club scholarship fund. Visits "Snap" Glllmore Dow Lo- Roy of Sun Francisco, orchestra lender on the Cherlqul, united Fruit company passenger boat on tho South American route, was a visitor In Roseburg for a few hours yesterday, visiting with J. D. "Snnp" Cllllinorn, local hand nnd orchestra director. ' Mr. IeRoy and Mr. Glllmoro formerly pluyod to gether In Portland orchestras. Mr. LeRoy was on his way to Marsh- field, where his mother, Mrs. Lil lian Smith, Is 111. Officers to Be Here Mrs. Ilnzol Ingram , of Tho Ilnllos, worthy grand matron of Oregon Eastern Star, and Grand Ada Mrs. Marjorle Simpson of Kellogg chapter, Port- ami, are expected to arrive hero this evening to visit the district meeting at 8 o'clock nt the MiiboiiIc hall, at which time chuptoi'B from Roseburg, CanyonvHle, R I d d I o, Myrtle Crook and Oakland will bo represented. Mrs. T. G: Wnlson and Mrs. 10. O. Kohlhagon are In charge of arrangements for tho 6:30 hunquot. Tho refreshmout committee at tho hall Includes Mrs. Minnie Eastou nnd Mrs. A. E. El liott, Joint chulrmen; Mrs. CI. V, Wlmberly, Mrs. James E. Camp bell, Mrs. Albert Micolll, Miss Hess Wharton nnd MIsb Margaret Page, Decorations are In charge of Mrs. h. h. Wlmberly, Mrs. R. L. Whipple and Rev. S, Rnynnr Smith. Friday and Saturday WM. POWELL - ANNABELLA "THE BARONESS AND THE BUTLER" TODAY Big Stage and Screen Attraction STAGE "Hello DorlrJ" All Local Talent Sponsored by American Legion . : SCREEN Northwest Premiere Showing Rip-Roaring Action Evening Shows enly 7:15 9:10 Mall. 25o Eve,. 35o Klddlet 10o V Move to Miller' Addition Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ruffe! have moved from North Roseburg to tho Estej Purls resideuce in Miller's addition to make their home. Back From San Francisco Mr and Mrs. II. W. Taylor returned to! their borne at 610 South Jackson stieet Wednesday from a visit in San Francisco with their son and daughter-ln-luw, Mr. find Mrs. Clair Tuylur, and baby daughter, Sandru Jean. They report an excellent trip nnd fine weather. Willie in Sun Francisco, they saw a miniature, of the next world's fair, which will be held thero. 3 STARTS TODAY For 3 Days DYNAMITE IN HIS FISTS "Old Kentucky Home" starrlnq , GRANT RICHARDS EVELYN VENABLE Always 2 Features Mats. 25o Eves. 3So Kiddles 10o 9