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I. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1935 ' THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER , MR. AND MRS. PEARCE ENTERTAIN RELATIVES DURING PAST WEEKS Mr. aiid Mra. Harry Pearce, of Roseburg. have entertained as their house guests during the past two weeks, the latter's elder son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Aus tin Chaney, of San Francisco, who were accompanied here hy the' lat ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, and Mr. Pearce's slater, Miss Cor. rlnne Pearce, also of San Fran cisco. 1 Mrs. Pearce's younger son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Val Chaney, of Portland, came to Roseburg to spend the Fourth of July holiday nt the Pearce home and were ac companied here by Mr. and Mrs. Barney TInyes, friends of theirs. WATSON FAMILY ENJOYS BEAUTIFUL WATER PAGEANT AND RODEO AT BEND Mr. und Mrs. T. O. .Watson and dniiKhter, Arlcne, returned to their home on Benson street last eve ning, fallowing a delightful trip over the McKenzie pass to Rend, Oregon, where they were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bur gess and family, formerly of this city. Willie at Bend, they attended the henutiful annual water pageant and rodeo on the Fourth of July, and then returned home via Diamoud and Crater lakes yesterday. TH ETA RHO WILL HOLD PUBLIC INSTALLATION ON FRIDAY EVENING Alpha Zota Theln Rho filrln club members will hold a very in teresting Installation ceremony Friday night at eight o'clock nt tbo I. O. O. P. hall, to which the general public has been most cor dially invited to attend., Today's Pattern Be Sure to SUte Size When Ordering Pattern- MAKE A NEW SHIRRED FROCK PATTERN 4801 All eyes follow her and no won der, since her dress is almost mag ically flattering, with its sofe shlr rlngs nnd gathers! Mnke a frock just like It, from Anne Adams' new Pattern 4X01. Even If you're the veriest beginner, you'll find it easy to follow the Anne Adams Sewing Instructor. The gores of the love ly swing skirt are strnlght-away stitching no trouble nt all and the gathers in the bodice nnd Milr-rnd-up Bleevcs slide into place very simply, to give you a new ilrnped effect. You'll find this diaphragm flattering dress your favorlto for bridges, lens, and informal dances whether It's with or without a rollnr. Choose light supple fab rics. Pattern 4801 Is available In tnisHcs' nnd women's slr.es 14, 16, is, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Slies IB takes 31 yards' 39 Inch fabric, and Ik ynrds lace edging. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (16c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SI.E. NAME, ADDRESS nnd STYLE NTJMBEP Do you want to be a style leader this summer? Then write at once for the ANNE ADAMS SUMMER PATTERN ROOK. It's filled with hints on ltow to be cooler nnd smnrtor how to look younger, slimmer, more glamorous how to be correctly dressed for every summer setting, whether sunlit or moonlit. Don't delay In sending (or this fascinating book, and make yourself some striking new summer clothes. PRICE OF BOOK FIF TEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PAT TERN FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Revlew, Pattern Department, Roseburg, Ore gon. ... BE f I Mi KITCHEN SHOWER IS POSTPONED FOR WEEK Announcement of the postpone ment of the kitchen shower for the Roseburg Country club, has been made and will be held a week from this Thursday by the ladies of the club at their regular weekly meet-int.-. The ladles of the cluh will meet at 8:30 o'clock this week on Thursday for golfing: potluck luncheon at 12:30 and afternoon of contract bridge nt the clubhouse. MRS. GILDA LUNHAML TO VISIT IN SWEDEN UNTIL OCTOBER 1 Mrs. GUdn T.umlnhl of Rnoebnrn nns left for the east and will visit friends nt Wiiultegan. HI., Chlcneo and will then go to New York. where she will sail on the Drnt. tengholm for her native land. Sweden, to visit relntlves and friends until nbout October 1. when she plans to return to her home in noseburg. PUBLIC INVITED TO PROGRAM FRIDAY NIGHT The general public has been in vited to eniov a verv . delightful concert nt eight o'clock Fridnv evening at the Methodist Enlpoo pal church to hear the Christian Cavaliers, male quartet from As burv college of Wllmore. Ken tucky. No admission change will be made. . ECONOMICS CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY The Economics Study class, wll'i J. D. Chappolle as Instructor, will meet at eight o'clock Thursday evening at the milord schoolhouse to study cooperative burial asso ciations. The meetings are open to anyone interested. BAPTIST AID TO MEET ON THURSDAY The BaptlBt. Indies Aid society will hold on important meeting nt two o'clock Thursday afternoon nt the church parlors. All members nnd friends are most cordially In vited to be present. THOS. IRELAND GETS ALBANY COACH JOB ALBANY. Julv (i.-(AP) Thom as Ireland. Myrtle -Creek high school conch for 10 years, was el ected Albnny high school athletic director by the board of educa tion lest night. Ho was chosen from 33 applicants. Ireland was a former Oregon Stnte college football halfback. He had coached Myrtle Creek to 10 consecutive A and B league hall titles In the southern Oregon district and hud an excellent re cord in other sports, said D, E. Nebergnll, board chairman. Ireland, js . married nnd has thfee- children. He will succeed Carl- Elllngsen. who sons to tne John Rogers high school at Spo kane. ' DORAN WILL QUIT LIQUOR JOB SEPT. 1 WASHINGTON, Julv (1. (AP) Dr. James M. Dornn, head of the distilled spirits institute, said to day he would nult his office Sep tember 1. Dr Dornn snld In n letter of res ignation that ho felt physically In need of a rset, hut would remain available to the institute as tech nical consultant or director. Dornn formerly wub chief of federal pro hibition enforcement. He declined to speculate on who bis successor might be but, noting that the name of Gene Tunney had been mentioned, said: "Gene's a fine fellow and every body likes him." Tunney. former champion Boxer, now is director of the American Distilling compnny. Creations of Art With Needlework 436 MOTIF FOR ALL PURPOSES By RUTH ORR PATTERN NO. 436 If you are hoping for a motif for your new crochet bedspread or table cloth that is simple to make, but Intriguing in design, you will discover It In this pattern. A few stitches completes fine motif three inches across If made of No. 20 cotton, or If you desire to use a heavy cotton such as a knitting or crochet cotton you will obtain a six inch tnotlt. The pattern envelope contains complete, easy-to-undorstand, Illus trated, directions, with diagram for joining; also what needles or cro chet hooks and 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. Address News-Review, Roseburg, Oregon, . SIDE GLANCES "Let's go home, Henry. If . tired and cross Will Be Heard at The local church of the Naza- reno announced today a musical treat, scheduled for Thursday, July 7, at 8 p. in., in the appear ance of the Jubilee male quartet from Northwest Nazarene college in Nampa, Idaho. The members of the quartet are accompanied, dur ing an extended tour in the inter eat of the college and young peo ple of the northwest, hy Dr. It. Wayne Gardner, vice-president of the college. The quartet will oe In Roseburg for "(only one appearance, accord MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 6. (AP) BUTTER -Prints:- A grade, 2SJc II). In parchment wrappers; 2'JJc in cartons; 11 grade, 27c In parch ment wrappers; 28c lb. in cur tons. HUTTEItFAT Portland deliv ery, buying price: A grade, 2li 2(ijc lb. in country stations; A grade, 2!ic lb.; II grado, lc less; C grade, 6c less. , ECiCIS Muylng prices hy whole salers: Specials, 22 Jc; extras 2Uc; standards, 18c; special medium 18c; extra mediums 17c; under grades 1 tic dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs, best butcher, under 1 GO lbs., 111-12 Jc lb.; venlers, heavy, 8-9e lb.; spring lambs, 12-12ic lb.; oth ers unchanged. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., July 0 (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOOK: Market active mostly 25 higher; good-choice 165-215 lb. drlveins mostly 9.75; few lots down 11.60 early; odd head up 9.85 late with carlond quotable to 10.00; 225-75 lb. butchers mostlv 9.25; 325 lb. down 8.25; few light lights 9.00-50; packing sows 6.75-7.25; few good choice 115 lb. feeder pigs 9.50. CATTLE: Murket opened nctlvo with later trading. very slow but most sales around steady: few tne dium grnss steers 7.00-50; common down 6.00 with cutters down 5.00; strictly good grass steers eligible 8.50; few common heifers 5.50 6.25; cutters down 4.00-5.00; good beef 5.25-76; bulls mostly 5.O0-0.OO; good beef up 6.25; good-choice Special Sale Smart, New Dresses $11.95 and up Sport Dresses, Bemberg and Rayon Prints In all sliei. Betty Jane Shop 214 West Can St. By, George Clark we stay up any Inter you'll be like, the children.." Roseburg Church ing to. Rev. Leonard C. Johnson, pastor of the local church. The program will include negro .spirit' uals, gospel hymns und instrumen tal uumbers. A short, talk will be made by Dr. G arc! nor on various topics pertain ing to the college. The concert is open to the gen eral public, and Rev. Air. Johnson particularly urges attendance of young people interested in higher education. No admission will be charged, but a silver offering will be taken. venlers 7.00-8.00; selects up 8.50. SHEEP: Market active to steady; good 7585 II). spring lambs 6.25-50; common-medium 5.50-6.00; odd yearling 4.25; medium-good owes 2.00-3.00; choice 140 lb. 3.25; common down 1.50. WHEAT PORTLAND, Ore., July !. (AP) . Open High Iaw Close. Inly -0G5 .603 -661 .66:1 Sept ...66J .66:1 .66J .66lj Dec 0(1:1 .67 J Mi .67A Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS July fi: Compiled by The Associated Press. 30 15 15 60 Ind'ls RR's Ut's Sfks Today .. ...... 70.1 19.1 34.6 48.3 I'rev. day .... 69.3 18.6 34.3 47.7 Month ago .... 56.8 13.5 29.5 39.0 Year ago .... 93.9 40.8 42.4 67.6 1938 high .... 70.5 21.6 34.9 4S.4 1938 low 49.2 12.1 21.9 33.7 1937 high ....101.6 49.5 54.0 75.3 1937 low ..... 57.7 19.0 31.6 41.7 BONDS 20 10 RR'S Ind'lH ... 56.1 '98.5 ' ... 55.7 98.2 ... 50.1 96 2 ... 93.0 102.8 ... 70.5 98.5 ... 46.2 93.0 10 Ufa 10 Fgn. (12.8 62.8 62.4 72.9 67.0 61 2 71.7 61.2 Todoy .. .. Prev. flay .Month ngo Year ago 1938 high 1938 low . 1937 high 1937 low . 93.2 92.9 900 96.8 93.2 85.8 102.8 90.3 ... 99.0 104.4 70.3 95.5 -New IHkIis. WANTEDS OATS -BARLEY AND WHEAT Bring in your samples of grain We are in the market for them at all times Douglas County Flour Mills Local N ew s Vacationing Attorney nnd Mrs, R. L. Whipple and daughter, .Miss Hetty Mae, and Miss Marian Padeu, of this city, are enjoying a vacation trip to Han KranrlHco. Back From Portland Mrs. Ham ilton K. Johnson has returned to her home at Oak Knoll, following a ten-day visit in Portland with relatives and friends. Enjoy Week-End Mr. nnd Mrs. R It. Walton and son, Harold, and Miss Marjnrin Iifcknui!), of thin city, enjoyed n trip up the North llinnqua river over the week-end holiday. ' Enloy Trip Mr. and Mrs. lack Ruksdorf and the hitler's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winslon, of this city, cm joyed a trip to Klamath Falls nnd Crater lake over the holiday week end. 1 Lady Lions to Meet The Ijidy Lions will meet at a 7:30 oclock dessert-supner Thursday night nt the 1). W. Helliwoll home on South Kane street with Mrs. Helliwoll and Mrs. -I.es Carpenter as joint hostesses. Contract bridge will fol low the deiisert-suppor und meet ing. Return to Long Beach Mr. nnd Mrs. Hale Smith have returned to their home In T-ong Reach, Calif., following a visit at Winston with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith. They were nccom panied homo hy Mrs, Clay Smith, who will visit there for a short time. Enjoy Trip Mr. nnd Mrs. V. F. Hurris nnd son, Bob, of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. 10. F. Strong and son, Ryron, oi Red Hill, nnd the Strongs' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Tethoreau, of Portland, enjoyed a trip over tlio holiday to Salmon Creek falls, three nml n half miles nbovo Oak ridge. Return to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Roby Goff and throe ions. Richard, Robert and (llenn of Phoenix, Ariz., have returned to spend the summer months visit ing Mrs. dorr's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Chase, following a visit In Portland with her brother and sister-iu-hiw, Mi', and Mrs. Francis Chase. Mrs. Coff was formerly Helen Chase of this city. s Arrive From East Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McCUntoek nnd children, Charles, Joan and Jean, of Madison, N-. J., ncoompanied by he former's 'nephew, ..Richard MeCllntock, who 'has been attending school in the east the past year, hnvo arrived hero to visit the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McClintock, and his brother and sister, L. E, McCII;i lock and Mrs. Vera McClintock Jones. Richard has returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McClintock, on Hamilton nvenuo. Woman's Council to Meet The Woman's council of the First Chris tian church will meet In the church parlors at two o'clock Thursday nf ternoon with Mra. i). 10. Foltz, presi dent, In charge, und Mrs. Mable P. Taylor conducting the devotions. Mrs. William Keller will he hos tess, assisted by Mrs. James Mil ler, Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs. Kv erelt Wimer nnd Mrs. Anna Car son. The July project committee will announce plans and plans 'will be made for filling 200 fruit jiirs for tbo old people's homo of iho church. Returnn to Eugene Miss Ev- elvn fllntikn mi run nt Mncnul limit! ImHIlltlll fll iVllirmm l.,f llu mm ner woi k, louowmg n visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olonke, who nccompunled her to Mnrshfield over the week end to visit the Cloake's son-ln-lnw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. fi. Havens Jr. They were also accom panied by Miss Rosle Keuriter, nurse at Corvnllis General hos pllul, nml duughler of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Neuriler, of Roseburg, and Raymond Ashury, of this clly. DR. G. W. Marshall DENTIST 314 Medical Arts Bldg. Phono 29 Re. phono 293-R Evenings by Appointment BRITAIN VERSUS U. S. POUND QUOTATION was light on slim Gcorgina llellcn (left), chosen most beautiful employe of J. Lyons catering firm in England. American type beauty is shapely Kathleen Capps of Eric, Pa., wading surf at swank Atlantic Beach club. Spends Day In Eugene H, p. Pargeter, of this city, spent Tues day in Eugene attending to busi ness. Hera From Lookingglass John C. Sutton, of Lookingglass, was n business visitor in this city yes terday. Installing Sawdust Burner A sawdtist burner is being installed in the Umpqua Savings and Umn association building this week. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapp and baby, cf DunHtuuIr, Calif., spent the holiday week-end hero visiting tho former's mother, Mrs. Hilly Vinson, and Mrs. Itnpp's mother, Mrs. Frank Norton. Return to Bandon Mr. nnd Mir. Charles Ostrandor and daughter, of Randon, hnvo return fid home fol lowing ,a visit hero with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Qulne, and Mr. Oslrander's mother, vtt. A. J. Ostrandor. Enjoy Loop Trip Mr. and Mrs. Rnrdette Leas nml son, Rurdette, of this city, nnd Mrs. Lens' par ents, Mr. nnd Mra. Tony Meis, en joyed a loop trip over the holi day week-end from Roseburg lo Crater und Diamond lakes, via tho Tiller-Trail cut-off and hack via the eastern Oregon highway and the McKenzie Pass. TODAY ONLY Exciting Adventure of Ten People Lost on a Tropic Island! STARTS THURSDAY Bing Crosby Mary Carlisle Andy Devine "DOCTOR RHYTHM" ' . Vacationing Larry Kendall, lo cal J. C. Penney compnny employe, ih vacationing, this week. Here on Business R. H. Wil son, of Umpqua, was a business visitor in this city Tuesday. Taking Vacation Harold Whit lock, assistant manager at the lo cal J. C. Penney company store, is taking his vacation this week. Leave for Washington Mr. and Mrs. Axel Carlson left Tuesday lor their home in Carson, Wash., following a three-day visit at Oak land with Mr. and Mrs, John Ed wards. Leave-tTuesday Mr. nnd- Mrs, Ralph Loon a rd and daughter, Pa tricia, left Tuesday for their homo In Portland, following a few dayo visit hero with friends. They, for merly resided here. . , Visit Parents Harold Thomas, of the state forester's office at Sa lem, was a business visitor hero Monday nnd Tuesday nnd visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thomas, on South Mailt stroct. Here Few Days Ross Miller, of .Maishfleld, spent the week-end and yesterday .hero visiting rela tives nnd friends. Mrs. Miller, nee Dorothy Staley, remained hero for a longer visit with relatives. Her for Few Houn Roy Fos ter, of Caps Ulahee, wuh u busi ness visitor here for a few hours Tuesday, Mr. Bruce In Town J. R. Uruce, real estate dealer from MyrMo. Creek, spent Tuesday in this city on business. Moves Back to Roseburg John Dusenberry has moved back lo Roseburg from Raker, Ore., lo make his home. Hero Tuesday h. W, Woir, pro prietor of iho Eugene Chemical works, was a busluess visitor ;n" this city Tuesday. Return Here Mr. nnd Mm. Ro bert AndeiHon and children have returned here, following n trip to tbo coast, stopping at Charleston nnd Empire. Back From Capo lllahee Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Wharton and son, Rill, have returned from a two day trln to Cups lllahee on tho North Umpo.ua, Return to Portlond Mi nml Mra. Milton Palm hnvo rolurnert to tholr home In Portlnm, fallowing a vlHil lioro with the former's par ontB, Mr. anil Mra. (!. I). Palm. Enjoy Trio Atr. nml Mra J. Paris ami son ln-Inw and daiiKh tnr, Mr. anil Sirs. John Zenni-. MIrs I,eonn Zonor, nnd Iho J. I.. Paris' Riandson. Dai'ioll Pni'ln nil of tills eity, enjoyed n trip to resceiii ;uy, cniir., .Sunday and to Crnter lake nnd hack Monday. Daughter la Born A dnuchtni'. .Inn leo Ixirottn, has ueen born to ' Mr. nnd Mrs. E. f). Perrell, at Sheild, Ore.. ncL'nrdliiK to nnnounee nionts received hero bv fricmla. Mr. Porrell was formerly employ, ed with the local Safeway Sloron, inc., in Koseuum. Visit at Diamond LakeMr. nnd Mrs. Frederick J. Hcrinnn. of Mils city, spent tho Fourth of Julv weekend nt Dlninond lako ns guests of Senator and Mrs. C. W. l.lnrki and son, Charles Jr., who are snondlnK a part or their vaca tion there. The Hermans traveled via tho Tlllor-Trall cutoff. Returns to La Grande Mipa Hetty Shoemaker has returned to her work on the La Grande, Ore Ron, newspaper, following a short visit here with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. I). n. Shoemaker. Slid was nccompnnied back to La Ornnilo hy hor sister, Miss Ilorii Shoemaker, who will spend a week there. Return From Taft Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Chase havo returned to Roseburg today, following a visit with the hitter's parents nt Tult, Oregon. " Don Is convalescing from a recent injury sufferod wlula working with a road contracting crew near Ijakovlew, Wash, i la Is a son of Mr. and Mib. P. W. Chase of this city. Return Here Mrs. I. 'R. Mc Clintock and two daughters, Miss Patricia and Miss Nancy, ire back at their homo' on ' Hamilton avenue, following a vlBlt with re latives and friends In Seattle null other points 1n Washington. Thoy werq nccompnnied homo ' -by tlia former'B niece. Miss .-Joanna Counts, of Seattle, who will vlsll hero for a month. -, . ' Starts Thursday For 3 Daya ' 2 BIG WESTERNS Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c PLUS The Three Mesquiteers Ray Corrigan Max Terhune Bob Livingston "Trigger Trio" ENDS TODAY Feature No. 1 ...IN A yri THUNDERING C I-?. speed! F Feature No. 2 -.ft. Robert" paigg jiffisiaff JACQutUN6. wtLLS
