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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. .OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1938. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER BILL WREN 18 HONORED ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mr. ana Sirs. W. T. Wren enter tained at a very enjoyable ti:30 o'clock buffet supper at their home on l?ouglus street lust Wed nesday evenlnff to honor the birthday of their son, Hill, on his eighteenth anniversary. The dec orations were beautiful bouquets of pink and white peonies, attrac tively arranged about the rooms. Two beautifully decorated birth day cnk03 Braced the buffet table. Mrs. Wren was assisted by Mrs. Until liriuk and Mrs. Clara Olo son. Hill was the recipient of a number of fine gifts presented to Iiini from Miss .Marjorlo Ott, Miss Marian Paden. Miss Verna (illlle, Miss Eva llaker, 11111 Could, Hill Craig, Wayne Howe, Tom Harbi son. Bill Neal, Mrs. Ruth Hrlnk, Mrs. Clara Oloson, Mr. and Mis. Harold (ioulil and his inimim, Mr. and .Mrs. Wren, host and hos tess. tlnmes nnd contests wero enjoy ed throught tho pleasant ovonlng hours. . it M. E. LADIES AID TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Methodist Episcopal Ladies Vlil society will meet at a one o'clock pnlluek luncheon Thursday at the church parlors, to which all members and friends are most cor dially Invited to bring a covered dish and enjoy the occasion. Mrs. J. U. Oaborn, Mrs. A. N. Oicutt, Mrs. A. S. Coon and Mrs" S. Haynor Smith are in charge or arrangements for the potluck, luncheon. The regular luisiness session will follow wilh Mrs. Karl Wiley, president, In charge. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET THURSDAY The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will meet at two-thirty o'clock Thursday afternoon at the C. V. KIpb homo in Ijiurelwood. Hos tesses for the afternoon include Mrs. Fi-ed Fisher, Mrs. (leorge Brown. Mrs. It. II. Crinsted ami Mrs. Harton Helliwell. Mrs. Homer Grow, president, will conduct, tho business meeting and Mrs. c. ft. Itoberls will bo In charge of tho program. Members nnd friends are cordially invited. LADY ELKS TO MEET THURSDAY EVENING ' The Lady Elks will meet at 8 n clock Thursday evening nl the temple with Mrs. Chester Hercher. president, conducting- the meeting nnd Mrs. II. 1,. Scofield as hostess High score prizes will he awarded Around the County . , GLENDALE OLENDALI3, June 4 Mrs. Ar vell Carter, nee Miss Sylvia I!er nlece Cole, who has been visiting the past week with her mother, Mrs. C. Ilagon, left Saturday lor lirants Pass to join Mr. Carter. They expect to leave soon for Crnniteville, Calif., where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. .S. Leslie Stewart nnd sons. Sam and Itohert, Ljle, left Tuesday lor McMinnvllln to spend the summer. They will also visit at The Dulles nnd Moro. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Huntington returned Thursday from a trip to Salem. They also visited in New berg nnd Urnln before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester AVindes and daughter Betty Lou and Itohert Windes of Portland spent the week-end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hud Belcher and Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. Zook. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schlelgh and son Billio arrived Saturday nnd prepared lo move their household furnishings lo Handon where they have been living. Miss Dorothy Dyer of Mnrshflcld made the trip over with thein. They were accom panied home by Miss Lorraine Head, who will be the house guest of Miss Dyer for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dudley of Handon nnd Mrs. K. W. Nelson of Port Orford spent the week-end hero with relatives. C. W. Ingham and Leon Clare returned Saturday from Ktlgene where they attended tho meeting of the W'llluinete Valley Lumber men's association. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Snyder nnd son Itohert left here Sunday, alter visiting the past week, for Corval lis to attend the graduation or their son Don. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. O. Rainho and small son nnd Mr. end Mrs. Clir ford Miller and small son picnick ed In the canyon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller of Oakland visited at the home or their son, Clifford Miller, and oth er relatives and friends Memorial day. O. H. Avdelotle, who lias been visiting his brother. Herman Ayde- lotte. left Monday morning for Mvrtle Point -where lie will visit with his sister, Mrs. William Cooner. Mis. R A. Koeller and Mrs. Al Nesliam of Dnnsniulr, Calif., led Monday after visiting overnight at Hie homo of Mr. nnd airs, iiennnu Avdelotle. Warden (Inrdner of Kugene annul the week-end with his par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. H. (inrdner. Mr. nnd Mrs. ueorge ironeo herg of Bnndon visited here Mon day, renewing old friendships Mr Krnnenberg will be renlein hered as Miss Nedrn Clark, a for mnr nlnnrlnlp resident. Mrs. Alice Monre, who has been spending the winter witn tier son, i Monre. at .Hammond, Oregon returned here Sundny to spend the fttimmer. She was accompanied by her granddaughter, Elenor Moore. winners In contract bridge and fivo hundred. Final arrangements will be made for the Lady Klks bridge tea to be held at two o'clock next Tuesday afternoon, June H, at the temple. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET THURSDAY The ladies of tho Roschurg Country club will meet at S:H0 o'clock Thursday morning at the club to complete the qualifying rounds of the annual spring han dicap tournament. The Indies will purchase their noon luncheon at the club bouse and will continue the summer contract bridge tournament play In the afternoon. i IOTA SIGMA CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Iota Sigma club members, their lillKhnnila nnd ftimlll.in I.,..,,. been invited to bring wiener and buns nnd olther a salad or dessert and enjoy a (1:30 o'clock picnic supper Friday evening at the home Of Mr. and Mr. Jnlm U'nnlli. erford on the North Pacific high way. Those nttending have been also asked to bring their own ta ble service. AAA AUXILIARY TO MEET THIS EVENING The American Legion auxiliary will hold its closing nicotine of tho year at 7:30 o'clock tonight at tho chanter rooms at tho urmory. Mrs. Walter Fisher, president, will bo In charge. Delegates to the state convention at Pendleton will bo elected. All members tire be ing especially urged to bo pres ent. . SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Northside Sunshine eluli will meet Thursday afternoon ut the home of Mrs. tileu Cox in lliv ersilalo. - All members are most cordially Invited to be present. MODERN ARTS CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY Tile Modem Arts elnh will Thursday nl'lornoon at the home ot airs. II. Sullivan. All mem bers nro most cordially invlled lo he present. baptist Ladies aid to meet thursday The Baptist Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday arteruoon i the church parlors. All members nnd frletiitn iii'n it,-,y.l ln . I cut. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Moyor and fain ny iiiuveu uere tms week rroni Port Orfo'rd. Mr. Moye'r Is super intendent' lor Helmken, Schmidt ami woodman, who are construct ing a sawmill on Eden rldeo. Mr. and Mrs. George Dewey of Ada, Oregon, and Charles Dewey oi Alienor, vislted' in Olendale Me morial . day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hrown of Itosehurg and Mr. nnd Mrs. Dave lensbaw of Portland spent Me morial days here visiting their uncle. Boone Itedfield. ami meeting oio menus. Airs, mown nnd Mrs. Henslinw. sisters, are nieces of Mr. lied field. Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Martin and son Jerry, who have been visiting here at the home of Mrs. Martin's grandmother, Mrs. Gilbert Olson. and Mrs. Harry Cool of Drain, ac companied by Mrs. Olson, visited with Mrs. A. W. Wampole and son Koy In Iloseburg for a few lays. While there Mr. Martin had the pleasure of fishing In the North (Jinpqiia where he was suc cessful in catching several good sized salmon. The Martins return ed here the hitter part of tho week and left Saturday for their home in Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ilenninger spent. I'YIday In Iloseburg attend ing graduation exercises at Ilose burg senior high school whentlreir niece, Miss, lladalyn Ilenninger, graduated. Mrs. Ada Miller and niece, Mrs. Art Thrash, or Klamath Falls, were visitors here Meinorinl day. Mr. nnd Mrs. I-red Clemmons and son nnd Mrs. Mamie Clelil- inons of Grants Pass visited here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Itiehard Miller nnd daughters, Beverly anil Betty, of Medford. renewed old friendships here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry cool and sons, 'Harry Jr. and itniieri, oi Drain, nnd Mrs. A. W. Wampole nl ltnsehui'ti silent the day here Mon day Willi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Olson. Mrs. Olson nc nmpanii'd them on their return to Iloseburg lor a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Robinson an children. Stanley nnd Marilyn were guests of Mr. and .Mrs. A. r Glue nnd family in tlianis Pass. The A. J. Mayse family oi .Myr tle Point visited here Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy I-.. Robinson. They were en route to Critter lake. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dennis McOuIre of Gold Hill were Sunday nnd Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. ('. Huntington. The two families accompanied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Wnnsch and daughter Gloria, pic nicked on upper Cow creek Mon day. Ira Eldredce or Seattle is mas Ing an extended visit al the Eld 1-i.ilce ranch home. Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Huntington nnd daughter Deniec" were dinner guests nl tho C. J. Sether home Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. I). C. Huntington and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Wnnsch and daughter Gloria spent satur ilnv evening skating In Medford. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. F. McCrarken were Grants Pass visitors bniur- day. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Harvey nil Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Snyder spent SIDE GLANCES I COfR. 1 BY NEA SCRVICf . IHfr J "EC- WT- 0rr- j "How much for a room just to. take a bath? We've got our trailer parked out in front." Film Funsters Featured at Indian liiaclo Allen nnd l-.dw. fcverett Swing," which opens nt tho Indian The cast Includes Jacklo Coognn, and George Ilurns. Saturday nnd Sunday nt Grants I'nss fishing nt Savage rapids. Mrs. C. E. Illidge anil Mrs. Geo. Gardiner left Tuesday for Portland where Mrs. Gardiner was called on nccnuut of Illness In her futility. Mr. and Mrs. C. li. llichardB left Saturday for a visit ill Portland and Oregon City. They were nc- companled by Mrs. Clara Kether, who visited her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Chapman, in Portland. Mrs. Gertrude Lystul, Mrs. W. L. Stevenson and daughter Dorccn isited In Grants Pass Tuesday. Mrs. Ann Hudson spent Wednes day in Iloseburg shopping and visiting. Mm. C. w. Ingham and Mrs. n. n. Gardner made a trip lo Eugene Wednesday. . GLENDALE LIBRARY RECEIVES NEW BOOKS GI.ENDAIjB, Ore., Juno 7. The Olendale public library announces the placing of tllirly-two now books on Its shelves, consist'ng of six non-fiction, sixteen iicuon uuu 10 children's books. The non-fid Inn books consist, of Northwest Passage, by Kenneth Iloberls; Seven League Hoots, Richard llalihurton; Notes on n Drum, bv Joseph Henry Jackson: Paining, by W. G. Hush; The Ilnlns ('nine, by Louis llronitleld: Gold, liianmnds and Orchids, by wiinani Im Varro. Fiction Hooks Include- the new novel by Homer Croy, Sixteen Hands, Tills Proud Henri, by Pearl Buck: Pair as the Moon, and I've lleeu lo London, by Temple Hnlley; Home for Christ inns, C. Lloyd Douglas: The Citadel, by A. .1. Cronln: Pride of Pnlomnr, Peter P.. Kyne; Her Father's Daughter, by Gene Strntlnn Porter: I. he Doctor, by Mary Itoborts lllnebnrl: The American Klnggs and Hread Into Hoses, bv Kathleen Norris; Twen ly-Kour Hours n Iay, Faith Hnld- win; The Trail Driver. Znno Grey; Herder Hreed. by William Mo Lnod Hnlne, Kindling, by Nevillo Sliutee. nnd Holy Old Mackinaw, by Slewiirt II. Ilolbrook. Children's books ore Held! nnd Grltli's Children, by Johanna Spyrl; Wnter Hnbies, by Charles Klngsley; Winnie, the Pooh, nnd the House at Pooh Corner, by A. A. Milne. There are nlso five little books for small youngsters, including Tlni Chick, Sunhonnet Halites ill Mother Goose Land. Little Sonny Sourish, Puddy Paws nnd Watormeilon Peter. Spend Week-End Here Mr. nnd Mrs. Omer Person of Klamoth Falls, ppent the week-end In liose burg at the home of Mrs. Pearson's sister, Mrs. Claude Crocker. The hitter's daughter, Hetty, accom panied them back to Klamath Falls for a week's visit. By, George Clark Horton 111 a scene from "College Thursday for a tliroo-dny showing Hetty arable,. Martha Ruyc, Hen Illuo SCHOOLS JOIN IN CLOSING PROGRAM ELKTON, Juno 7 Tho Saw yers Ferry and Kellogg schools, which closed Friday, 'held n Joint commencement at the - Kellogg grange hall. The program was as follows: Processional, Mrs. Max Hauer; Invocation, Mrs. J. D, Under; wel come, Virgil Kestcrson; harmon ica solo, Harry Anderson; class will and prophecy, Walter Mode; address, "Where Do You Go from Here?" Frank L. Taylor; vocal solo, Miss Dorothy Smith; pre- sentatlon of diplomas, Miss Ruth Marston nnd Charley Smith; bene diction, Mrs. J. II. Under; reces sional, Mrs. Max Itauer. Kathleen Clenio received n dl pionia from the Sawyers Ferry school, with Ttuth Morston ns the teacher. Virgil Kesttirson, Harry Anderson and Waller Mode receiv ed tliplmnns from I Ho Kellogg school, with Zon Wndo as teacher. MARTIN PARDONS 2 LABOR TERRORISTS SALKM. Ore., .Juno G. (AP) Two men, who pleaded guilty nnd wero Honteneed to six mouths In Jail for labor terrorism, were given commutation of sentences by liov ornor Martin today. Tho men Kred Upson of Wasco county and Harold Ileltz of Multnomah county, will bo released today. Tho governor's office said tho sentences were shortened because the men have Information con- eerniiiK the Kovernor's war on la bor terroriHm, that resulted in l'H indictments. Upson was sentenced April Ifi by Judge Kred Wilson of Wasco county for destruction of persoir- al property. Belt was sentenced February I I by Judge Kohert, Tucker of Mult noruah county for assault and bat tery. In Your Dry Cleaning Quality Workmanship Always Telephone 472 Umpqua Cleaners Oak and Stephen, Local News H. H. Club to Meet Tho Itlvers- dale Happy Hour club will meet with Mrs. (.Hen Cox Wednesday af ternoon, June Sth. Cuts Arm U E. Thompson, who suffered n badly cut arm at his home at Umpqua this week-end, wub in town yesterday receiving medical treatment, Vitlt Here Today Mr. find Mrs. E. W. Walker, of Medford, arrived here today to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Mnddox for n short time. njures Foot R. L. Paris, of- Green, was In town Monday receiv- mi medical treatment for nn in jury to his heel. X-rays wero taken of the injury yesterday. Home From College Dnvid Wea ver, forestry tUudcnt nt Oregon State college, has nrrlved here from Corvnllis to visit his mother, Mrs. I. O. Weaver. Returns Here Don Wlmberly, student at Oregon Slate college, has arrived home to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (i. V. Wimberly, on Glenn street. Installation Joint installation of the ladies auxiliary and aerie of F.agles will bo held tonight nt he Maccabee hall, A potluck supper will follow tho meeting. Dancing will be enjoyed during the social hour. At Flnlay Home Harold Rho- gren, of firants Pass, is hero visit ing Gilbert Flnlay at, tho Dr. G. C. Flnlay homo on South Main street. Gilbert bus just returned homo for the u miner, utor spending the school year In Grants Pass teach Ing In tho high school. Youna Lutherans to Meet Tho Young Peoples society of si, Paul's Lutheran church will meet at 7:!10 o'clock tonight at tho Itev. W. A. Sylwester homo at 1170 Military street with Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Schlick and Ruth lli'lnk nieyer acting ns host nnd hostoRs. Move to Rosebura Mr. nnd Mrs, Vlclor M. Pet.tersnu and daughters, Nancy and Virginia, and son, noli, havo moved Into the Hatchings residence on Mosher street to make their homo. They arrived hero this week-end from Kugene. Mr. Petlerson Is with tho South ern Pacific company. Vacationlnq . Mrs. Nellie Mo- Nory. of Hollywood, has arrived In this city to spend her vacation visiting nor father, P. ,1. Mctirall nt hiH homo ot Hamilton street. Rho plans to visit In Rulnm and to attend tho Rose festival in Porttnnd, before returning to Hollywood, where she Is employed W. C. T. U. to Meet Tho nose- burg W. C. T. V. will meet at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Metho dist Enlscopal church with Mrs. C. A. Chnniberlin,' president, In charge, and Mrs. Hugh Harrison In charge of tho flower mission pro gram nnd Mrs. Fred Fisher con ducting the devotions. Picnic Dated Tho Arllsans have announced Thursday evening, Juno l)th, Tor their picnic with the Grants Pass assembly to ho held at (J:lfi o'clock at Umpqua park. The main picnic diBh and coffee will be furnished by the commit tee in charge. Those attending have been asked to bring their, own table service and n covered dish. Missionary; Society to Meet The Christian church missionary so ciety will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the cnuren parlors with Mrs. P. W. Recltley, nresldent, In charge; Mrs. Mullnda Odorktrk In charge of the program. The missionary program for Ihn next several months will . be out- lied at this meeting. No Catholic Ladies Meeting Thero will be no Catholic Ladles Sewing society meeting tomorrow afternoon, ns previously planncu. The next meeting of the society will be announced Inter. The so ciety Is now making plans for a noon limn dinner, open to tho gen eral nubile, to be served at the parish hnll from to J;;w o clock June ZJnd. win Miwa to Milwaukee Dr nn. I Mr .1 W. Cnnk. who recent ly sold their ranch ut Wilbur ami linvii hnoll i-(ifttilllllf 111 Slit llCI'l 111. spent Sunduv hero visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will II. (ierretsen on Itlakelev street, nnd next Tuesday they will leave for Milwaukee, near Portlnnd, lo make tlndr home. Dr. and Mrs. Cook nttended the Le gion nuxilinry Memorial dedication ceremony here Sunday. It's Always COOL in the TAVERN GRILL TO Y7 Visits Here Vlda . Wolfe, of Sutherlin, shopped uud visited friends in this city yesterday. Returns to Portland J. Frank Lord, of the JI. L. Music company, of Portland, has relumed north, following u business trip to this city. Home for Summer Tlruco Car ter, V. of O. student, hu arriv ed homo to spend tho summer with his parents, Mr. aim Mrs. W. H. Carter. Fractures Arm Ireno Wnngo- niuii, of Irene's Ueuuty shop on West Cass street, is convalescing from a fractured arm, which she suffered this week-end. Rnlnh fftimfln Mame Pnlnli Oh. man, Universlly of Oregon student, him nn-ivnd hntmt In siii'iid tlin summer with his parents, Mr, and .Mrs. carl unman. Home From University La- Verne Rpaugh, student ut Uni versity of Oregon, has arrived hero to spend the summer visiting his pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Spuugh. Visit Here Mr. and Mrn. F. .1. Tllnckerby have returned to their homo In Crescent City, Calif., fol lowing a short stay here visiting Mr. und Mrs. J. R "Snap" Gill more. Undergoes Minor Operation Richard Rltzmun, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ritzman. of Rid dle, underwent a tonsilectomy yes terday In this city, with Dr. A. c. Seely In charge. StoD Here Mrs. May Reufert and son, Rob, of Portland, stopped ovor here this week to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Spencer, en routo homo from a trip to California, where they have been spending the past few weeks vacationing. Visit M Are Mr nnrl Mrs. .Til in en T. Goodman and daughter, Miss Kvelyn, nnd son, Jimmio, nuvo returned to their homo In Portland iVillntultxr n viuii limn U'itll Ml'H Goodman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ktl Peyton, on kouiii wiepnens street. Arrives From Watford City Mrs. Unrney Unngdon, of Watford City, has arrived In Roschurg to spend the summer with her daugh ter, Mrs. Frank Slaffanson, An other daughter, Mrs. J. S. Taylor, of Los Angeles, 1s also visiting at. the Stafranson home for tho sum mer. ' Camp Fire Group to Meet The members of tho Nlssuki Camp Flro group will meet at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon at tho Rose burg Woman's clubhouse. Mem bers nttending the meeting have been asked to bring their swim ming suits and provisions for a wiener roast. Mrs. McElhinny Home --Mrs. Lena MclOlhlnny has returned to her home In this city, following a trip lb Portland Momorlal clay services and I lion lo Salem to visit, her son and duughlcr-In-hiw, Air. and Mrs. ('buries McKlblnny. While in Salem she saw her grand son, Stuart McFlhliiuy, graduate trout high school. Visiting at Williams Home Mrs. Lilian Tuhko und Mrs. J. P. Tap- scott and daughter, Miss Katharin, have arrived hero from Astoria to i visit tho former's son-in-law und daughter, Mr. ami Mrs. Scott Wll Innis, In Laurelwood. Mrs. Tahke expects to spend the summor here. Mrs. Tapscott and daughter expect. ,o leave Thursday for Corvallls uud points north to visit friends en onto back to Astoria. , COOL WHEN IT'S HOT-"nPM" ii made (or today'a high spaed motor. Gtablo, de pondablo it keepi your car running cool and aweet aa a breaxe In any woatliar. Malta It your FIRST CHOICE! FIRST CHOICE ABOVE ALL The Proven Motor Oil For Your Car STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON. Juno 7. (AP) Control uf grasshoppers and other Insect pests this year, an agriculture department expert tol-l he house appropriations commit tee, would cost $ ft 50,000 more than congress, has appropriated for the purpose. K. A. Rohwcr, assist ant chief of the bureau of entomology ami plant quuruullue, said the $2,8-1 f17 ulready available was not en ough for adequate campaigns against grasshoppers, M o r m o u crickets, white fringe beetles and other pests. This testliunnv was made public when tho committee introduced to day a bill to meet deficiencies In government departments. So fnr, Rohwer said, the bureau has allocated SI.UKfi.ooo for grass hopper control, $-177,177 for Mor mon crlcketti, j:CM,;UU for whlto fringe beetles ami Vdi.OOO for army worms. 1 In submitted requests for $SI 9,220 for gruRBhnppers and Today and Wednesday The story of a girl who risked everything for the love of a suspected mur derer I "THE GIRL WAS YOUNG" starring Nova Pilbeam and Derrick DeMarney PLUS Two great stars at their emotional bestl Madeline Carroll and Herbert Marshall "I WAS A SPY" Always 2 Features STARTS THURSDAY The Three Mesquiteers In "Wild Horse Rodeo" ALSO Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats, 20c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c MOTOR OIL3 IN THE PACIFIC WEST $131,298 for Mormon crickets. Kohwer estimated the $1,076,013, furnished for grusshopper control lust year by fedora) uud state con tributions hud saved cropa wmth $102,288,177. Grasshoppers destroy ed crops valued at $611,827,2 15 hist year, he suld. Kohwer suit) tho bureau did not expect emergency out breaks of chinch bugs or screw worms, be lieving "tho funners themselves cun tuko care of It during the com ing season." Visit at Coast Mrs. J. F. Parker and, daughter, Mrs. Broadway, of this city, uud the former's sou and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Itarkcr, und their m,n. Joint, or Seattle, spent Sunday til Marsh field visiting nir. and Mrs. Gil lespiu ami Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunham. Mr. and Mrs. Darker und John left yestorday for tholr homo In Seattle, following their vucatlon here visiting his mother, Mrs. Parker, and his two sisters, Mrs, Broadway and Mrs. L. W. Jesse, ENDS TODAY "HER JUNGLE LOVE" Dorothy Lamour Ray Milland Lynn Overman WEDNESDAY Don't Miss It! The First of a Series! STARTS THURSDAY Ben Blue Betty Grable Jackie Coogan Edw. Everett Horton Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c 25 A QUART Subjects 11151
