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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. .OREcd WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1938. THREE Society By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER LADIES AID TO I MEET THURSOAY CI.ENDAI.B, June' 8. Tim June meelins; nf the ladles ulii will bn held at. the Capital Aulo Village Friday, June Huh, wllli Mrs. John McCullnrh, Mrs. Hoy E. Robinson, Mrs. W. L. iMhyns and Mrs. Fred Morey hostesses. It .will be'a pot-j luck dinner, to be served at 1:30. Anyone not having transportation is lequestod to meet at the church nt one 0'cloek shurn and-' a way vvll! he provide'd'; also cars without n load. A special Invitation bas been extended to children, and all members and friends are urgently Invited' to be present ami enjoy the annual picnic. ' PICNIC DINNER 16 ENJOYABLE AFFAIR ' fil.IDE, " Juno '8. Mrs. Marshall Wood of Glide entertained her sister-in-law, Miss Ada V. "Wood, of nremeron-, California, at a picnic dinner today. The occasion also was to celebrate the 12th birthday of Miss Betty Wood. The following people . were., present: - Mr. . and Mrs. Harry Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Al; ten Metzger, Misses Betty and Don na Craycroft, Misses Alice and Mardell i Greene, Italph' Bradley, . Misses Beverly, Thais and Nadine Wood, the host and .hostess, Mr. , and Mrs. .Marshall Wood, .and ihe guests of bonor, Miss Betty Wood anil Miss Ada U Wood. . OLENDALE W. C, T. U. HAS FINE MEETING .-.,"-' OLENDALE, Juno 8. tbo local unit of the W. C. T. U) met at the home of Mrs. It. B. Gardner Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Gardner had charge of the dovotionals and Mrs. 0. E. Young, president, presided over the business meeting. Lovely refreshment were served by Mrs. Gnrilner to Mrs. Homer Reed, Mrs. Today's Pattern Be Sura to State Size Wlteta SLENDERIZING IN ITS EFFECT PATTERN -1819 -No thrifty woman - need tool wilted wlien she Is doing her daily dozen duties about the house, If she buys some crisp, summery fab ric and gets busy with this Anne Adams pattern! You'll simply adore it. It has been designed, to suit the latest types of cotton prints blossoms quaint and bright ns those in Grandmother's garden nent conventionals bold, brilliant .florals, dots, checks and plaids as new as tomorrow. It haR big use1 ful pockets, nnd short sleeves for greater coolneRR; best of all It opi'iiR down the front to lay flat rfnr Ironing! Pattern 4819 Is available In women's sizes 31, 3C, 38, 40, 12, 44 IB, 48 and 60. Slzo 36 lakes 4 7-8 yards 36 inch fabric nnd 2i yards ric-rac. Illustrated step-by-step sew- fug instructions included. '. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adnms pattern. Write plninly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER. . Don't envy the smartness of oth er women send for the new ANNE ADAMS SUMMER PAT TERN HOOK nt once and mnke the most flattering outfits you ever owned! You, and the children too, can have the season's favorite styles, In the newest fabrics for very little money. Planning a stay nt tne nencn? Remaining in town No matter, where you Bummct you'll want what Is pictured and that's everything from sand nnd-sea togs to filmy dance gowns PRICK OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AND PATTERN TOOIITHER TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-hevlew rattern Dept., Roseburg, Ore. and Clubs Park, Mrs. Elizabeth Winchel), Mr, J. K. Howard, Mrs. B. J. Mc Mullln, Mrs. Roy E. Robinson. Mm. C. O. Garrett, Mrs. Young. The next meeting will be held the first lUBKUoy In July at the lovely Fir Point home of Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Howard. All members and friends cordially welcome. - WIENER ROAST IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OLENDALE. June 8. A group of Glendale people enjoyed a .pot luck wiener roast on the banks of Cow creek Wednesday evening. Present were Mrs. Esther Miller nnd three daughters, Helen, Betty Lou and Mary Alice, Mrs. JolB! homos end two children, Joan and Jean, Mrs.- Vlrgie Thomas, Mrs. red Morey and daughter Nadine, Mis. Homer Reed uml daughter. Hetty Hose, Mrs. P. J. Miller, Klolso and Doris Milter and Ar thur Frost. ; , ESTHER HARBOUR HONORED AT PARTY GLENDALE. Juno 8. Esther tlarbour was the honor guest ut a surprise party given her' by the Junior Christian EndenvorerR at the church parlors 'Friday evening. Indoor . games were --enjoyed fol lowed by refreshments served by Dorothy Head and Beverly Lewis to Esther, Betty and Doll Hnrbour, Walter and Elsie June llagen, Louise Cooper, Hetty and Wiufleld Price, Ruth Cooper and Mrs. Hurry Olders. : ' '- SCHOOL BOARD IS ENTERTAINED GLENDALE, June 8. Principal and Jlrs. - B. C. Huntington enter tained the-members of the local school board at their home Friday evening. A lovely dinner was serv-' ed buffet style at 7:30 to Paul Idredge, Mrs. Ella Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham, Mr. and s. M. A. Hates, Mr. and Mrs. 1-1 J. Sether nnd Mr. and Airs. Huntington and duughter, Deniece. The evening pnssed plenstmtly in visiting. .... ISS WILCOX IS ONORED AT SHOWER DRAIN, June 8. A group ' of high school girls entertained their teacher. Miss Mildred Wilcox, their teacher, with a shower at the Methodist church basement recent-' ly. The ' evening was' pleasantly pent plnylng games, artel-ward re freshments! were served to the lion dree. Miss Wilcox, nnd Misses Endlc'ott, Helen Powell, Betty Jea Douglas,' Lucia Sawyers, lto sfcllo :Jlonch.. Ethel Wqolley1,- Penrl Keehey, Madeline Bragg, Crystal Traylor, Doris Craig, SUHie Fryer, aiiil JuneiGorsilnc.;. " j ..... l t. -; ,;,. ,- .... - V MISS MEYER8.I8 . HONORED AT. PARTY YONCALLA. . June 7. Honoring Mlsa- Fairs! Jtfeyers -.who Will leave soon for--Portland, -Mrsj M." H. Pay er . entertained- at a party tor ner at her home, ,. Wednesday after noon. Games were played,, after which a delicious lunch was serv ed :to. the following, Misses Fairy and - Svlvia- Mevers. Mrs. Civile .Doyle, Mrs. Merlin Allen, Mrs. Ro bert Hradlord; Miss . Esther Lee, Miss Betty. Lou: Bradford. Miss Jtelha Parks,.MIss Wanda Brink, Miss Thelmn Wheeler, Miss-Vera 'Thompson - Miss- Kdwinn Grlgsby anil Mrs. Payne.'- Astoria- visitors - HONORED AT PICNIC YONCALLA, June 7. Honoring Mrs. Clarence. Asker. and" son of Astoria, the young married people of town held a picnic in the Apple, gate grove, Tuesday evening. Those present were, Mrs. Clarence Asker and son, Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Briuer, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso. Mr. and Mrs. At fred Waters and son, Homer and Mr. anil -Mrs. Tom Palmer. ' Creations of Art With Needlework 133S CHIC CROCHETED BOLERO Hy RUTH ORR PATTERN NO. 589 With all the new frocks boastlni of matching or contrasting boleros, you can enlarge your wardrobe so much hy the addition of a dainty woolen Jncket that enn be worn v.Uh so many dresses. This up-to- the-minute style of bolero will look grand on any of your frocks, will be useful for chilly days, nnd can he made In a short time. The pat tern includes instructions for small, medium, and large sizes. i'be pattern envelope contains complete, easy-to-understnnd. Illus trated directions; also what croch et hook and what material and how much you will need. To obtain this pattern, send for No. 689 and enclose 10 cen I b In stamps or coin (coin preferred) to cover service and postage. Address Nev.B-Review, . Needlework lJopt., Roseburg, Oregon. 7 MI8S MORIN HONORED AT SHOWER PARTY YONCALLA, June 7. Honoring Mlns June Morin, who will leave soon for California, where she will become the bride of Ralph Ioug, a miscellaneous shower was given for her by Mrs. Lee Allen and Mrs. ("net Miller at Ihe Allen home, Thursday afternoon. A pic lure was taken of tiie guests. After opening the many beautiful and usoful gifts, a short business meeting was held of the Hiiyhurst Community club. Those present were, Mrs. Ruth Lawman, Mrs, Luther Daugherty, Mrs. George Neiml, Carol and Anna Poole, Mrs. Tom McKirdy, Mrs, Shermun Chapman, Mrs. Emma Miller, Mrs. Henry Morin, Miss I-avou Morin, Mrs. Charlie Applegate, Miss Dorln Main, Mrs. Percy Applegate and two children, Mrs. Mlnnle Main, Mrs. Donald Woods, Mrs. Henry HUDiieu, Mrs. Robert Allen. Mrs. eorge Hamilton, Mrs. Tom Palm er, Mrs. Cassius Rychard and daughter, Mrs. Art Rychard, Mrs. rred-I.ee, Mrs. Eslher lnscho und son, Mrs. Ed WlllianiB, Mrs. Dick Martin and son, Mrs. ICiInu Craig head, Mrs. Kd Kelso, Mrs. George Coley, Mrs. Marie Swauson, Mrs, Dennis Lovelace - and two chil dren, Mrs. Stenbasker, Miss Iva Swearengen, Mrs. Elmer Kruse, Miss Rose Damrose, Miss Mabel Pearce, Mrs. Ed Morin, Mrs. Chet Miller nnd three daughters und Mrs. Lee Allen. GLENDALE STUDENTS ARE GRADUATED ' GLENDALE, June f. Allna Mar garet Stevenson, daiuntef- of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Stevenson, of Ban don, formerly of Glendale, and Donald Snyder, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Snyder, of Lodl, Cali fornia, also formerly of Glendale, both graduates of the local higlr school, were among the graduates at the Oregon State college at Cor vallls Tuesday. Also Sam Taylor, brother of Mrs. Harry Olders, nnT" former Glendale resident. At the Southern Oregon Normal school at Ashland, Miss Eileen Pell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hun ter Pell, was listed as a graduate, MIbs Stevenson finished her work in January, although she didn't receive her diploma till this week. She has been teaching nt the Myrtle Point high school since" miliary, where she was nppointed director of physical education nnd also had a class in science. Myr tle Point higli school has an en- olliueiit of 275 students. ' MR. AND MRS. GRUBBE HONORED AT PARTY OAKLAND, June 7. The Jolly Dozen club nnd their husbands gave a farewell no-host dinner to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Grubbe at their home Saturday evening. Mr.1 and Mrs: -Grubbe have been trnnsrn -ed to Roseburg where he bas tho city delivery for the Shell Oil com pany. . . ,' , ; ' Guests at 'the dinnof and party were Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Copolnnil, Mir and. Mrs. William Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. O. Worthen, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wegner, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hew ett, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Trultt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Truitt, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. VIntun, Mrs. Martha Henner, and Mrs. L. R. Mahoney, and the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gruhhe. MRS. SMITH HOSTESS TO PINOCHLE CLUB . AZALEA. June 7. Mrs. Rodney Smith was a most gracious hostess Tuesday afternoon, when she en tertained her pinochle club at a delightful one o'clock luncheon. ,'- Covers, were placed . for Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrs. Henry Gae- deckc, Mrs. . Halbert Booth, Mrs. Warren Hazen, Mrs. Esther Hazen, Mrs.. John Feldmlller and the hos tess, Mrs. Smith. Pinochle was enjoyed during the afternoon with Mrs. Gaedecke win ning the prize for high score and Mrs. Hazen received second prize. POETS CORNER FOR THE LACK OF A SMILE By G. M. LEEPER It seems so strnnge What makes or mars the day, Ami brings the heart's desire Or lakes them nil away. All for the lack of a smile; Ah, how much do they cost? But for the Inck of one The day was all but lost. Would you lose a day JuBt for the lack of a smile? And let someone walk away For oh so long awhile. Just for the lack of a smile Thnt cost you not a penny, You trod for many hours That seemed so long and ninny, Just for the lack of a smile, JuBt for the wish of It now. It wouldn't have been an effort With someone to show you how. Oh no a smile Isn't much Hut you'll miss it when it's gone, And a face soon grows old Thnt has no smile on. For the lack of a smile And the wish of it now, 'Tis the lack of one That wrinkles tho brow. For the lack of a smile There was nothing to say, And someone lost One beautiful day. For the lack of a smile And tbe pleasure of Bmillng, A gray mound was heaped And flowers lay piling. Smile through the years And smile through your tears, Smile now and then Every once in a while; And don't lose the day. For the lack of a smile. SIDE GLANCES JTU admit 1 wus younii once mysell, but " aiiy''iitbsfttt'ihstru)hinls'.?''i Gracie and George JSL Oracle Allen,, and TGeorge Burui co-stuxred In "College SwIlig.V i dnffv" musical.' romance, which opens Thursilay. at the. Indian for, a 3-day showing. . Other members, of the cast are Jackie .: Coogan, Betty (!ruhle.:'Eilw. tveiott- .Hot ton. Boh Hope. nnd Ben. Blue. ... . - Seeks Quick Jdp( Victory, ip Chlnh Given supreme compiahJ over Japanese army .operations In China and expected to launch a merciless drive against Htmkdw, Llout.-Uen. ..- seisnirp, . itagaKi, above, has been named Japanese war mlnlrter. Itagakl. one bt tHe nation's ablest Held Itrateglits,. . was ordeied to bring the Chihete " war t6 a quick end.- -. S1!00 a Wee; ma 'VP wnen Sari Mantsa. acire, temiied that her huband 6am Rett, itudlo executive, called her "stupid" and would leave her lon hlgliU. k La Angeles judge crsnted S dlyorce de tree and eliniany of $1400 week. Skfi ' ,V4) fW'iif" is-4 'isS si'x 1 3 Bx Gori Clark didn't piny BASEBALL TEAM HAS -. WIENER" ROAST, f RI0AY , ' YONCAtLA,; Juno -7.-Itonorlng tho baseball team or y;- H,- s. a wiener roaBt- W'ub ' given ' In' the Grant Applegate 'grove; in Scotts valley, Friday evening.' Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Marsh nnd dnughter, -, Venoln, Mr. and Mrs. - B. F. Roberts and son, George, Mr.'and Mrs.' Taylor and I son. George'; Mr. 'and' Mrs, Gaire Upsbaw.' Mr. and Mrs. Turpin, fivron and Brtiae Turpin, Prlns. cilln Turplni-Enna and Glenn Phil Hps, Mr.' and Mrs; Charlie Apnle- gnte, Mrs. Roy Dpild and son, Mux, Mr, and Mrs. v. L. Applegate. Mr, and Mra. Cramer; and boh, Keith, Misses. Patricia Juid -MJlllcent PreB ton, Hob Johnson, Misses Even and Eva Applegate.' Verio Miller and Leo- Mbrlh. . . ii .' ..-'-: ; " ' '- FAREWELL -PARTY 18 -ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OAKLAND,- Juno 7. MlSB PntH line Polzel and Mrs. A. L. Kggle ton gave a-farowll party- honoring Mrs. - Lester ,-W.---.. Hrant. Friday. Needlework -and informal .visiting were followed by. the serving of dainty -.lunch- to:--j Mrs. Brant, guest or honor,- Mrs. H. R, Under wood,. Mm. - Fred -Copelnnd, -Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mrs. - Av Doyln and - 'daughter, - -Dnrlene,. Mrs, Charles Knglo, -Mrs. Frank Polp.el, -Miss .Edna -Fast and the- hostesseB. Miss.:Pelzel and. Mrs,- Kggleston. . ARTISAN8 PICNIC ;.'.'.. i TO BE THURSDAY - :. 1 , The Aitisnns nlcnlc has been an- nouiuieiLfor-fii-tfico'olockTliursilav. June S.'to bo held. ut Umpqiin park.- Jit which -tlino tire (Irnnls Pass ifs- Bemmy. win join. inn gjoup tor the. occasion. .Hie comtrillteo .in, charge win iiirnisii tne main, nisn nni cot fee. - Those attending, have been' dsked ,'tb bring a covered iIIbIi and their. ovii table services or their families and' frlefids: 1 ' "'' .'"."'. U. 8.' W.-V. TO MEET'".' THURSDAY EVENING'-'." ' George Stnrmer. Cnmn -and Aux iliary will- meet . -at life armory Thursduy- -evoningr -Julie 9, - for .a short business. session, nflor which the mixllinry -will give a- prognim, which will be Opon to nil members and - friends. ..Following tho pro gram hour, -the .mixllinry will givn tho quilt. away ; i- - H E. CLUB TO MEET - -. . ALL-DAY. THURSDAY . ' The Evergreen Grnngo Home Economics club will hold an . all day meeting nnd potluck lunch eon Thursday, June 9, at thcijwmfl or Mrs. Martin Brucker. All. mom hers are most' .cqijlinlly Invlied to be present. 8E WING CIRCLE TO MEET-ON FRIDAY ...The United Spanish War Veter ans auxiliary Sewing, circle will meet Friday afternoon at I be homo of Mrs. Paul Dempsey In Ednnbnw er.' All members are most cordial ly. Invited to be present. D..OF u; V. TO MEET FRIDAY ' , ; . Floretace 'Nlgiitlngnlo Toht No. 15, Daughters' of Union Veterans of the Civil ; War, 1801-1805, will meet at 7:30 o'clock Friday eve' ning at the armory. All members are being urged to he present " ''' RIVERSDALE H. E. CLUB TO MEET The Riversdale Home Econom ics club will hold an all-day meet lhg Friday, June 10, at the grange nan .Willi a potluck luncheon at noon. All members are urged to be present. o FLUE FIRE CALLS DEPT. ' Tho fire department was called this morning to the homo of A. II. Cacy, 930 a. 3rd Ave, by a flue flro. The blaze caused no rauterliil damage. FLOWERS For Every Occasion UMPQUA FLORIST 312 No. Jackson Bt. Phone 830 Local News i - 1 Ladles Aid to Meet The Bapt ist I-adles Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock In tho church parlors. Her Tuesday Bert Simmons, of the A, K. Simmons company of 'ortland, spent Tuesday here at tending to business. Here Yesterday Elmer Weekly and his daughter, Mrs.-Alva Week ly, of Myrtle Creek, were here yeB li.rday on business. Undergoes -Minor Operation Donald Hunt, son of Mrs. Dorothy Chase Hunt, of this city, had his tonsils removed yestorduy hy Dr. A.. C. Seely, Here From ' Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pargeter and Mr. and Mrs. Wynn, all of Seattle, Btopped over here Thuesday to vlBlt the former's two brothers, H, O. and l(. E. Pargeter, . Here From Eugene Mrs. E. O. Bradford nnd son uud daughter, Hobby and Olive- Jeanolte, are here visiting tho former's mother, Mrs. C. W. Courtney, and brother anil, sister-in-law, Mr., anil Mrs. lien Courtney anil lamiiy. . M. E.: Lsdle, Aid to Meet The Methodist Episcopal Ladlea Aid will hold a' one o'clock potluck luncheon Thursday nt tho church narlors to be followed by the re gular business session In charge of the president, Mrs. Kan wnej;. Called Here Mrs. Caro Miller (Lillian Moore), of Snn Jose, Calif., is here attending her 'mother, Mrs. Leslie Hatfield, df Glide, .i who 1b seriously ill. Another daughter, Mrs. Joseph Eiffert, of Albany, is also here. Mrs. Hal field Is a pa tient at. Mercy hospital, t , , Vacatlonlho Charles' .0.' Law, Of' Hakers'tield, Calir., who has been vacationing on tho North Umpqua every 'summer, for the niflt several years, has , arrived here this week to enjoy ills nual vacation nnd to visit S. K. SJykes on North Pino Btfeet. - j Missionary Society to' Meet Mm Prenbvterinn MlBSlonnry so- c.loiv will meet at 2:30 Thursday aTterlioon at the C; D. Flos homo In Laurelwood, with Mrs. Homer tirnw. nresldent. and with Mrs. C. E. Roberta in charge oi ine uio grain. Hostesses Include Mrs. Fred TlBhpr. Mrs. ueoree- nrown rai-n. n: H.1 Cirlnstod and Mtb.: Barton PllalllWOlW'"-'"- '; -.' j,r,v- Countrv Club Ladles to Meet- 'lne lames oi me uostjuui -v.wt,-trv-eliib will continue the qualify- lug-rounds ot -tne -annual- bih-uik bnmilcan-Eoir tournament at 8:30 o'clock Thursday- morning at the iniiih course..- The iroun will pur- chno the noon luncheon - at. the clnhlioiise .aiiil continue , the con- I'l rani, hrldae tournwnont piny . In lhe afternoon.-; : " i- i ..; . . . . Hold School . of Instruction Fred L, Southwlck, district ward on for the. Douglas Forest Protec- IIvb nssocltftlon. , returned hero Tuesday evening fronrnrantB Puss ..whorn. with Dw gnt i-nipps, ins- tiict warden, for Josophlno-JacliBon Cnnni ea Fni-nnt protective iibro- elation, he held a training school for the CCC at Camp WImer In fire, organization. , Return to Portland Mrs. U O, Haack and son, Gordon, have re lumed to their home In Portland, following a visit hero since Friday with the former's orotner anu sis tnr-lu-law. Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Josse, on Chadwlck street, inoy were 'accompanied home by Mrs. Josse and son, Jack, who will Bpend Ihe week attending the Robb festival and visiting at tne iiaiics home. ." . ' . , Leave For ' New York MrH.' Al: via , iWetherell, Benson Bciioiu teacher here, aild her. daughter, MIhs Helen. Who Is a toucher m the olldo school, are accompany ing Mrs," Mabel WIIboii back to her homo In 'Utlcli. Now York Mrs. Wilson has been spending, the winter ut the Wetherell home In this city. Mrs. Wethornll niid MIbb Helen will visit nt various points route east mill will attend the national education convention this summer In New York City. They plan to be gone for two uinntliH, If ncre s When and Where June 15th RoHoliiirg TownKninl Club me cln Juno intli at 8 o'clock ut CI rent Court room. Spnctnl mealing to (five thn itolnKnUw' rnport on tiifiiibfirHhip drive to hike to h. A. Towncena Nutloiml Convention. And How This spneo It free to any or tanlzatlon wIshlnK to announce notice of meetinKS. Please phone or leave announcements at Mac's Market. Phone 39. Rpalntlnj The Umpqua Sav ings and Loan building is being re palmed this week. Spends Day Here 15. D. Russell, of Wilbur, wus a business visitor In this city yesterday. II Tounly AaaeBsor Bnrtou Hel- well hiiH been III nt Ills hornet In uuri'lwood tho past two days. Looklngalsis Visitor Here W. J. Meredith, nf LnoklnggutRR, was a business visitor in this city yester day. " Modern Arts Club to Meet Tho Modern Arts club will meet Thursduy aflernoon at llio home of Mrs. H. Sullivan. Here From Portland A. W. Wells, nf BiiHhong and com puny. ortluml, spent yesterday In tins city on husinoss. Laurel Lodge to Meet Laurel lodge, No. HI, A. F. and A. M. will meet at seven-thirty o'clock tonight nt the Masonic templn. Sunshine Club to Meet The Norilmlde Sunshine club will meet hursdiiy nt ' the homo of Mrs. len Cox In RIverBilule. Mr. and Mrs. McKay Here Mr. and Mrs. I). P., McKay, of Wilbur, wero in Roseburg visiting relatives ami attending;; to business yester day. Go to Portland Miss Qulno and Miss Myrtle llutchlngs loft yester day for Portland to attend tho Rqso rostlvul ami to visit the latter s sis ter, MIhs Mae llutchlngs. Return to Coast Mr. nnd Mrs. O. L, Woods hnvo returned to their homo nt Cnqullln, niter bringing the lnttnr'B father, E. A. Gross, and Mrs. GrosH back to their home here. Mr. Giohh Is Improving nftor recent mtrglcal operation. lota 8lgma Club to Meet The Iota Sigma club members mid their husbands will moot at a 0:30 o'clock potluck picnic Biipper Fri day evening ,nt 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Weatherford on the North Pacific highway. Returns to Corvallls MIsr RoSi Nmn lter, nurse nt ( tho Corvallls General hospital, hns resumed ha'- ;voik following n few dnys' visic iiere with her parents, Mr. and Mrt. ed Neurltor, mm nor orotner and slstor-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lull's NiMi.'ller. Visits Parents Clifford "Twit" Collins, student nt University ot Oregon, who hns been spending the past few days hero visiting IPs pa-, rents,. Mr.-nnd Mrs. O. O. Collins, nn Must Mnslinr fill-net. left. TlieBillLV for Po.'lliiml to visit his brother. Murray Collins, and family. Leave For Home Mr. and "Mrs. Allen Harris havo left for their homo In Yakima, WbbIi., following vlHlt here with - tho r.jrnvm.ef'Y mini, Mis. George JiuikHon. The liillor's. dmiglitel', Miss Georgia iJnckson, accompanied llio Ilnrrls family back to Ynkliha lb Visit for a month. - . . Kansas Visitor Here Mr. and Mrs. Will Caldwell,.- of Colony, Knns., . who hnvo been visiting their l.vln son Und daughter 111 Tu comn, arrived bore, today to viBlt with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. ic. O. Randolph, and. other relatives. They plan to visit III Portlund nf tor leaving this city. , . Leave for Festival Mrs. It. L. RuhroH nnd son, Lelnnd, nnd daugh ter, MIhs Dotty, nnd MIhb Dorothy Gi-ruiolid, ut thlB city, loft yestnr- day for Pot timid to Ohjoy tho Roso TeHllvill nnd to visit tho formers son and fiiiiighter-ln-law, Mr. mid Mi-r, Lester RiiSRell, MIhs Gerinond will vlBlt at tho homo of her brnth-er-ln-lnw -and sister, Mr. and MrB. Io Wet-tz. - Wednesday Only! A Mysterious Modern Robin Hood battling the Underworld. tt's the First of a Series! Don't Miss It! 8howa 2-7-9 P. M. Starts For BY... ;ITSMEF it - - WJ.f--i c-w. Mr. Lloyd Here Martin Lloyd, ot Sutlierlln, spent a few lipura here yesterduy on business. Riddle Visitors Here Mrs. Hor ace lilies and daughter, Jean, a! Mrs. l.aVerno Huskell,, nf Riddle, spent Tuesday in tills city shop- Ping-. Leaves Mrs. C. C. Groves has left fur Portland to visit her grandson, Rev. M, A. Groves, be fore returning to her home In Thn Dulles, following a week's vlHit hern with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Groves, on Brockway street. Lady Elks to Meet Tip T-ndy Elks will meet at nn 8 n'clock, ses sion Thursday night at, -the .tem ple, with, Mrs. Chester, He'rcher, president, in charge, ,und Mra. II. L. Scofleld as hostess; PrizeH will bo awarded winners lii contract bridge and five htutdrtHl, . Final pluiiH will bo mado for the giioat day bridge tea to bo held for iiieni bers and their invited guests at two o'clock next Tuesday ut tho temple. STARTS THURSDAY For 3 Days ACTION! THRiJLLS! Mats. 25c Eves. 35c' Kiddles 10c -PLUS- Ray Corrigan Max TerhuiM Bob Ibingston "Wild Horse Rodeo" Always 2 Features ENDS TODAY "The Girl Was Young" ' NOVA PILBEAM ' DERRICK DE MARNEY MADELEINE CARROLL HERBERT MARSHALL - '.'-"".v.- -In ., ' . ' ' "1 Was a Spy" Mats. 25o Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c Thursday 3 Days MUSICAL... DAFFY! GEORGE BURNS iiGRACIE ALLEN MARTHA RAYE BOB HOPE Jackie Coogan Ben Blue and Betty Grable $ HE WAS fOR tOVE,' LAW AN0 ORDERll m .