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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1938. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER STATE MUSIC EXAMS GIVEN PUPILS TUESDAY BY LOUIS ARTAU Louis Artnu of tho t'nlvnrsity of Oregon school of music spent Tuesday In liosoburR at tho studio of Gladys II. StroiiR rIvIiir Rtalo exnmimiilons hi piano aa outlined by tho Oreffnn Music Touchers us ftociaiton. Fifteen HturientH of Mrs. H. p. KnglUh it ml Mi.s Strong took the examinations and passed Willi excellent ratings. The examinations cover technic and studies as well as repertoire ami require a well rounded course of study. Of the seven , examina tions which comprise the complete courso of study, the first four were given at this time. The object of tho work is to raise the stand ards of teaching and to provide an Incentive to serious studv which leads to true musicianship, Mr. Artau expressed himself ns highly pleased with the quality of work done and was very encour aging to tho students and teach ers. Certificates have been issued to those who passed .the examina viona and will bo publicly present ed, Tho pupils of Mrs. Knglish will receive theirs at her recitals In Oakland and Myrtle Creek and Miss Strong's pupils will receive theirs on Saturday evening, June 4, at her public recital at the South Methodist church. Pupils of Mrs. Knglkih who took the. examinations were: Betty Jean Ally. Patty Campbell. Arlcne TMeckman and Mrs. Louis Eggle tou. Pupils of Miss Strong who took the examinations were: Retty Swift, Ruth Heck. I jaw Helen Strange, Barbara Randolph, Itur bara Young, Auita Young, Carolyn Cordon, Florence Hamilton, Metle Owen, Faith Young and Virginia Young. 'NSPECTION HELD AT AUXILIARY MEETING Tho annual department luspeq Joii of the Fulled Spanish War Veterans auxiliary was hold at tho Rosoburg armory, May 12, with Mrs. Margaret Rodgers, department senior vice-president, officiating The exemplification of th ritual was carried out by the color team and officers, followed by a com mentiiry speech by the department officer in charge. Plans were made for attendance of department con vention to be held at McMinnvillo, Oregon, during the month of July. The following delegates and alter nates were elected: Mrs. Nettie Craig. Mrs. Zanna Keller, Mrs. Ar- glo ItoWltt and alternates Mrs. Ad "T STANDARD Sf STANDARD pKCL jpfj? GASOLINE fpl is unsurpassed Pvsa jP KNOW that Standard Gasoline is ' yljyj Unsurpassed. It lias " been proved over and over yffi' n 1 again. It lias been certified by the highest automo- fi 1 live authorities. But the final decision is yours. Try Sijk Ho Adams, Miss Lenore Adams ami Miss Oivsit Adams. hollowing the icsnection the ;iuxiliary presented Mrs. Rodders with a beautiful gift. I no national convent on will be held at Portland. Oregon, this year iinu a large number of Roseburg members are planning to attend so this city will ho well represented. SEWING CIRCLE MEETS FRIDAY Tho 1. S. V. V. sewing circle met at the home of Mrs. Frank Compton Friday with Mrs. V. O. ('linger acting as hostess. The main business of tho afternoon was taking photographs which are to appear in the department year book. Mr. Wallace Robertson took largo group picture of the drill team and auxiliary officers and members. Later In tho afternoon refresh ments were .served by tho hostess Mrs. Harry Taylor. Mrs. Arlina Slatterly, Mrs. Frank Common, Mrs. Percy Webb. Sr., Mrs. Clara T. St nriner. Mrs. Louise Dempsey. Mrs. Margaret Rodgers, Mrs. Elsie Wright, Mrs. Ada Jenson. Mrs. Stella Smith, Mrs. An:ie. DeWitt, Mrs. Nettie Craig, Mrs. Grace Trapnlis and daughter, Christina, Miss Dorothy Ronuett, Miss Petty Mae Ruckle, Miss Oresa Adams, M rs. M y rt lo Norwood, M iss Pa tricia Adams and Ignore Ad ams, Patricia Jenson, Dolores Jen son, and the hostess, Mrs. Bessie CliiiKor. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul Demnsoy In Edenhowcr, Friday, June 10th. ROSEBURG GIRLS INITIATED INTO EUTERPE AT O. S. C. Miss Lois Burehard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Burehard of Lookiugglass, and Miss Dorothy Frear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' Floyd Frear, of South Stephens street, in Rnseburg. were recently initiated Into Entente, on honor ary In music at Oregon State col lege. Miss Frear has also just been elected as secretary of the senior clans iif 1ft:i9 at Oregon Stale col lege. Rolh girls are members of Alpha Gamma Delia, international social sorority for women. 1 HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET Tho Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold an Interesting meeting at 2:30 o'clock Thursday after- STATIONS, INC. ... AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS ... STANDARD OIL DEALERS SIDE GLANCES nn yitf inf. Cfa c-3 4if0ff "Of course 1 tlon'l know your 'mow lint you're i "entlcnuin noon at the homo of Mrs. F. H. 1 Churchill on East Cass street. All ladies of the church are most cor dially Invited to be present. O JENKINS-RUSSELL DANCE RECITAL FRIDAY Among the most interesting af fairs of the year will be the annual dance recital to be presented Fri day evening at eight o'clock at the high school auditorium by the stu dents or Mrs. Paul Jenkins and Ver non Russell. Fifty students will participate in the beautiful ballet and tap recital, which will include two attractive exhibition dances by Mrs. Jenkins and Mr. Russell. Mrs. Howard 'Crook and Mrs. Vera MeClinloek Jones are acting as pianists for the affair, with J. D. "Snap" Glllniore and his or chestra furnishing the music for the recital. Final rehearsals for the interest- hi.r itff-iii- 111-0 lullimr i1:ici tv 'week. By, George Clark wife, Mr. C.IM nml she slum WOMEN'S COUNCIL TO MEET THURSDAY The Women's Council of the First Christian church will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the church parlors with Mrs. Mlnnio Noyer acting as hostess; Mrs. C. G. Stanton in charge of the devotions, and the refreshment committee in charge of Mrs. A. A. Sprague, Mrs. Harry Randlett. Mrs. William Rose, Mrs. Frank Slreit. Mrs. W. Hughes and Mrs. F. 1. Perry. Members and friends are most cordially Invited to be present. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Past Presidents club of George Starmer auxiliary to Unit ed Spanish War Veterans will meet at two o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Margaret Rodg ers on 1 lay nes street. All nioin i hers are urged to be present. EDEN LADIES AID HAS MEETING The Eden Ladles Aid of the El g a rove Lutheran church held a sue cisstu) and enjoyable meeting on Thursday afternoon when Mrs. K. Eduiuti was hostess to the ladies at r homo in Elgarose. The devotional hour vas conduct ed by the president, Mrs. W. (). Samlstrom and a uto.-;t interesting program consisting of articles and papers was read by Mrs. Strom hack, Mrs. Keiier, Mrs. Clias. Ol son, Mrs. Adolph Johnson, Mrs. Mlooinijuist, Mrs. Curl Meeker and Mr. John liitseubark. During the social hour Mrs. Louis Keiier and Mrs. Carl Heck- whose birthdays are In May, re each presented with a beau tiful cake and a shower of cards ind handkerchiefs. In the lute afternoon Mrs. Ed man served lovely refreshments to uie following ladles, Mrs. Oscar Nelson and son. Donald. Mrs. Sam Luiidahl, Mrs. F. E. Johnson and Mrs. May Hail and sou. Dunne of Rosehurg, Mrs. Clifford Smith of San Diego and Miss Elnora Ander son ol San Francisco. Mrs. A. S, Anderson, Mrs. Adolph Johnson and granddaughter, Dorothy Shar- Mrs. Chas. Olson. Mrs. J. N Sand. Mrs. Carl Hecker. Mrs. Carl Hacklund, Mrs. E. ). Rloouiquist Mrs. C. N. Foralund, Mrs. K. M Iteese, Mrs. Phil Hess, Mrs Louis heifer, Mrs W. O. Sandstrom, Mrs, C. C. Hougland, Mrs. Geo. Felt Mrs Chas, Doerner and daughter Mauriue, Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. C. R Hohnqufst, Mrs. A. Pearson, Mrs. J. O. stromback, Mrs. Andrew John son, Mrs. John Ilusenliark, Miss Hose Shaw and Miss Wanda Min- tor. On June 25 Mrs. Stromback will entertain tho group. This promises to he a very interesting meeting and all members are urged' to be present. P. N. G CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Tho Past Noble Grands' club will meet at eight o'clock Friday even ing at the homo of Mrs. H. A. Tay lor on Mosher street. Mrs. E. V, Hoover will be chairman of the hos tess committee and will be assisted by Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. Alvla Weihorell and Mrs. James H oung. The business meeting will bo In charge of tho president, Mrs. Alba Spaugh. I he entertainment coin- inlttee will be in charge of Mrs. J 11. Railey, Mrs. Lee Williams and Mrs. J. G. Stephenson. Bl CHAPTER 0F P.E.O. TO MEET III chapter of P.E.O. will meet at two o'clock Friday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. G. C. Finlay on South Main street. Spend Week-End Fishing Mi ami Mrs. George Frew and family of this city, spent the week-end and Monday at Idleyhl park fishing. Local News Goes to Aurora to Visit Carrie Dixon, of Dixonvil'ie, 1ms left for Aurora, Ore., for a visit. Here Tuesday W. E. lP-nson, of tho Union Abstract company of Salem, was a business visitor In this city Tuesday. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. James McRridc. of Portland, spent the week-end and yesterday In this city visiting. Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Y eager and daughter, Merilee, and sen, Bruco Jr., and MIsh Carolyn Allen, enjoyed a nip to Fish lake over tho holiday week-end. Go to Seattle Rob Collltm and Billy Denhof, of this city, who wei e graduated from R. H. . this ;ear, have left for Settile to atlenu to business and visit re halves. Here for Week Mrs. J. II Sykes, of Portland, has arrived In Rosehurg to spend a week visiting her brother ami sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs, H. G. Li user, on Nort) Pine street. Returns to Corvallig Miss Ethola Kinney has returned to he studies at O. S. C, following few days visit hero with rela tives and friends. Sho plana to re turn here Sunday to spend the summer months. Visit at Coast Mr. and Mrs. A H. Renin have returned to their home in West Rosehurg following a week-end trip to Rundon to visit the tormer s nephew and niece, Mi ami Mrs. V. R. Hirst. They slop- pcii at various coast points. UMPQUA ACADEMY ASSN. TO HOLD 85TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ON JUNE 5TH The ITinpiiua Academy associa tion has Issued a most cordial In viuition to its members, friends and llielr families to enjoy its einhty-fifth anniversary at the Iwenly-second reunion Sunday Juno 5, at. Wilbur, Oregon, The business meeting of this Iwenly-set-oml reunion will bn held at 11 o'clock In tho morning, to bo followed by a basket lunch at 1L'::!0. Those attending have bee asked to .bring their baskf lunches. Coffee and cream will be furnished by the committee. Mr (). C. llrown will act as InasttnaS' ter for the occasion. - Tho program, which opens at two o'clock in the afternoon, In eludes: Invocation, ltev. Mr. Trick address of welcome. Loo Webc response, Henry Itoolh; trumpet solb. Wr. Thompson: talk by It. Ilnolli: song. Wilbur high school girls: annual address, Mi's. Im Miller: reading, Tommy Ilastlli.-is; solo. Vera McCllnlock Jones. All Wilbur high school students are eligible to membership lu I lie association. A special invitation has been ex tended by Ihe association to all pioneers to enjoy this annual re union. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Itlversdaln grange will meet In regular kohsIoh at 8:1B o'clock Fri day night ut the hall. Tho business meeting will- be preceded by a seven o'clock pollock supper In honor of grange members whose birthdays occur lu April, May or June. Those whose birthdays occur in those three months havo been asked to call Mrs. Hurt Kruso to make reservations for the birthday table. COMMITTEE WOMEN INVITED TO MEETING THURSDAY EVENING All Douglas county ennnnllloo women elected or written In on Ihe ballots III the primary election have been Invlled by the Douglas null of I'ro-Ainerica lo attend an Important mooting at 7 ::tn o'clock Thursday evening nl tho civic room of the Uinpo.ua hotel. Mrs. II. C. Wndcloll. unit president, will he ill charge or Ihe meeting, with Mrs. T. II. Vliden as program chairman. Here's When and Where Thursday, June 2 (iard-ll Valley Women's tint) r-gular inooiing nl club house wllh Mrs. C. L. Spray as hos tess. Kastern Star In meet at 8 o'clock at Masonic temple wllh Mrs. Frances Llnlott as presid ing officer. Itepiihllcan committee women lo meet at 7::m lu evening at civic room at lintel l!nip(iia. Mid-Week lllblo class of St. Paul's Lutheran church after noon meeting at 2 o'clock at home of Mrs. W. A. Sylwester on Military sheet; Mrs. W. W. Alkley. Joint hosiers. ('nullify club ladies to begin qualifying rounds for spring handicap toiirnameiil. Klghleen holes to be played off before June 8lh. Mom hers will pur chase luncheon at the flu If and conilniie summer bridge tourna ment lu the afiernoon. And How This spnrn Is froo to nny or gnnlzntlon winning to nnnouncQ notice of ni'ftinKB. I'loosn phono or loiivo unnonnrcincnts nt M fin's Market. Phono !19. Visiting Daughter Mir. Hurry .eedy, of Portland, is spending the week In this city visiting her daughter. Miss Betty Leedy, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Kohlim gen Sr.. on Military street. Returns to Idleytd Miss La vol a McMillen, who has been attending hool In Rose burg, has gone to Idleyhl park to spend the summer mouths visiting her parents. Later sho will attend business college In Portland. Vacationing Mr. ami Mrs. L. W, Sturdvant, of Monto Park, Calif., are vacationing ut their place at Idleyhl. They purchased the place lust spring and have tnado a num ber of improvements on it this sum mer. Enjoy Loop Trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Fariss have returned to their home here following a trip over tho holiday week-end up tho Oregon oust to McMinnvillo and hack. Mr. Fariss Is manager of tho lonul Montgomery Ward Company store. Enjoy Trio Attornov and Mrs. R. L. Whipple and daughter, Miss Retty Mao, Mrs. Anna Elizabeth n den and daughter, Miss Marian, and Rob Dlsbman enjoyed a trip to rater lake and the Oregon caves over the holiday. Theta Rho Club to Meet Alnha Zola Thotil Rho Girls club will hold an important meeting ut 7:30 o'clock Thursday night at tho I. O. O. l' hull to ninko plans for enlcrtnluliu; tho Cottage (Irovo Kills club. Eastern Star to Meet Rose berg chapter of rcastnrn Star will meet at 8 o clock Thursday eve ning at tho Masonic temple, with Mrs. francos Limntt In charge. Mem lien anil visiting members nro Invited. Goes to Meeting Hamilton K. Johnson, assistant district ward- on for tho Douglas Forest Promo tive association, of Jtosoburg, a: cnmpanlod by Leo Port, nusistant district flro warden from Medl'ord, leit last nlKbt lor Salem to attend meeting of assistant district flro wardens. Back From California Mrs. A. S. Anderson has returned to her homo in Klgarose this week fol lowing n four-months' visit In Cali fornia. Sho was accompanied homo by her daughters, Mrs. Clif ford Sum II, of Snn Diego, and Miss Klnorn Anderson, of Snn Francisco. En route they stopped lo visit another daughler or Mrs. Anderson's, Mrs. Guniuir Iledborg, at Illy, Oro. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Tho vacation initio school of tho Presbyterian church will open on Monday, June G, at 9 oclock a. The hours arc 9 to 12 for 5 days a week, continuing for 2 weeks. Classes for young people of all ages and children. Como and bring the children. Heal ltllile study and Christian training, and- a hearty welcome, Free lo all. Adv.- TODAY ONLY That Grand Family in a All the Starts Thursday for 3 Days ALICE FAYEr f WJl FRED ALLEN Ci tw VctH JOAN DAVIS NNbAV' Marjorie Weaver Wy Tony Martin Starts Thursday FOR 3 DAYS PLUS Racket, Souad Also Selected . Shorts Always 2 Features ENDS TODAY 0 MARV CAW-ISU LIPYD NOLAN LynMOyERMMI "COUNTY FAIR" starring JOHN ARLEDGE MARY LOU LENDER Load of Entertainment for Family. '
