Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1938)
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1938. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS VERNIE MARIE PAUL IS GRADUATED FROM HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Miss Vernln Murlii Paul has ar rived lo visit lim- parents, Mr. anil .lira, waller ti. J'mil, m llillcrest much oil Kotilli liner creek. Mi lowing her graduation from Holly wood high school Miss Paul was ono of eleven In tlio class of 5liH students to re ceivo the Kphehlun honors, the - highest the school gives mid also received mention that she was neither talcly nor uhsent the three years she was a student at the school. She was awarded the fa- . culty scholarship of 5100. Miss Paul was accompanied , home, hy a friend, Miss Florence Walls, a member of the uraduallng : class, and her mint, Miss Vcrnle H. Paul, who will spend a few weeks at llillcrest ranch. The lat ter Is a sister of Walter (1. Paul. Miss Vernie Mario Paul is wall known in Itosobure, having spent l'r si ners here with her par ents at llillcrest ranch. REPUBLICAN PICNIC TO BE HELD JULY 10TH Oregon chapter of Pro-America In conjunction with Clark county , unit of Pro-Ar.ierlca and Clink County Woman's Hepuhlicnn pk- ' II io for Oregon and Washington re publicans will ho held at the home ol Mrs. Caroline Uellson Uitauder, six miles east of Vancouver, Wash., on the lOvergreen highway, Sunday, July loth. The grounds will lie at open at 12::io o'clock, at which time a basket dinner will lie enjoyed. The program will begin promptly at two o'clock and brief speeches by party leaders anil young republi can guests present will be given. All republicans ill Oregon and Washington are' being urged to attend the affair. ARTHUR BOGARD AND NOVA BUSH MARRY Arthur nogardj Yor'morly of Hills boro and now it 'resilient of this i city, and Miss Nova ninth of Itoso- burg were quietly married Satur Wlny evening at the Uilwards home pn South. Kane street, with Rev. Charles A. Kdwards performing the ceremony in the presence of o'n I y the necessary witnesses, .i Following the ceremony Mr. (mil Mrs. nogard left for a trip north, after which they will re turn to-liosebltrg to make their home. Mr. liogard is employed by tin' Rosoburg Lumber company. Mrs. liogard has been employed by the roreat service deparlinent as a a switoliboard operator. PICNIC IS ENJOYED AT AZALEA SUNDAY A7,AC-fiA-,'Jiil'y-7.-"A" jtrouiHlf people enjoyed il politick picnic dinner at the grove near , the White homo Hominy. Those attending this affair were Mr. and nil's. Charlie Harrison, Mr.'nnd Mrs. Arthur Kees and daughter, Frieda, of 1-os Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Camp Wyant and nieces. I.ois anil Hetty of Coquille. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Kecks from Wulf Creek, Mr. null Mrs. Jim Smith from Coyote creek, Mr. and Mis. l.esler Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. John Fehlniiller. "Mrs. Allie (larri hoii, Mr. anil Mrs. llullierl Mouth and Jim White. The iirternoon was par.sed 111 vis iting. CALIFORNIA VISITORS ARE COMPLIMENTED ,, MYUTLIO CHI'IIOK, July 7. Complimenting Mrs. Ether Mullln ami daughter, Hetty, of llerkeley, Culir., Mrs. T. R. Illlnnlivin, Mrs. .1. K. Uunnnvin and Mrs. V. C. Uun miviu with their respective fam ilies had a family picnic on. the Fourth at the home of the Vint Dliniiavins on Lees creek. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. L. 1 Irewer. Mrs. Mullln is a cousin to the ruinmiyiii brothers and spent her girlhood in Myrllo Creek. A bountiful luncheon was enjoy ed and tlio day spent In visiting and talking over old limes. POTLUCK SUPPER IS ENJOYED SUNDAY AZALRA, July 7. Sir. mid Mrs. Itolliu Johns were hosts Sunday night for a potluck supper. 'Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hnzzard of Prospect, Mrs. Cora Chadwlck, Mr. and Mrs. Christoph, Hngnn and children, Irene, Klsie June nnd Walter, of Clenilale. Hale Johns and Mr. nud Mrs. Johns. The evening was passed In play ing pinochle and visiting. ANNUAL PICNIC TO BE SUNDAY The United Spanish War Veter ans and auxiliary have announced their annuiil picnic for Sunday at the veterans facility grove. The banket dinner will be held at onn thlrly o'clock. All members, their families and friends have been In vited lo enjoy the occasion. Those attending have been asked to bring their own basket lunch mid dishes. - YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUP TO ENJOY WIENER ROAST The yoing people's society of St. Paul's Lutheran church will hold n wiener roast nnd social evening Kililay night at the Kiwanis park. All memheis and friends planning to attend have been asked to meet at the church at seven o'clock and cms will lie there to furnish trans puliation to the park and back. IOTA SIGMA CLUB TO MEET JULY 15TH Instead of meeting this week the Iota Sigma club will hold its next meeting nt eight o clock rrl- of Mrs. Alba Spaugh. Mrs. John Wcatheiford, prosidout, will con duct the business meeting and Mrs. F.lward Smith will have charge of the devotions. Mis. Spaugh will give a chapter from Hie houk, Tlio Lite of Frances E. Willard. S. W. V. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET ON FRIDAY The United Spanish War Veter ans auxiliary sew,ing circle will meet at two o'clock Friday after noon at the home of .Mrs. Keller on Cobb street. All members ure, most cordially invited to be pres ent. CHAPTER Bl OF THE PEO SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY Chapter 111 of Hie P. E. O. sis terhood will meet at two o'clock Friday uflcrnoon at the home of Mrs. K. I'. Lytle at 520 l.iial I mug- las street. LOCAL NEWS Here on BusTness Walter A. Woodnrd, of Cottage Grove, was u business visitor in thin city yes terday. Visiting Here Miss Rose Mor rison has arrived here from Washington . to - visit her cousin, Mine JNounie Hee Morrison. Returns Home Mrs. A. 13. .Turg- ens has returned to her home in this city from a visit with rela tives at Stuyton, Oregon. Returns to Salem Mrs. II. L. Pearcy, accompanied by her daugh ter. Martha Jane, returned today to her home at Salem after visiting l.eie for several days with her p: tents, Attorney nm! Mrs. It. W. Marsters. Mrs. Marsters accom panied them to Salem, where she will visit for a few days. , , Locating In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. !). C. Kennedy have arrived in Ilosehui'g from Wyoming to make their home. Mr. Kennedy has been assigned to the physio-therapy department of the U. S. veterans facility here. He has been wtih the veterans administration for the past 114 years, serving in facilities in .New York and Wyoming. Mrs. Heiniine Here Mrs. C. S. Heluliue. of Cheyenne, Wyoming. arrived In Koseburg last evening to spend several "weeks visiting friends. She io the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Buhar on East Lane street. Mrs. Heiniine for many years operated a music stu dio In this city. She has been spending, the -past montn m ia coma, Seattle and Portland taking special courses in modern piano teaching. While in Portland, she visited her step-mother, Mrs. Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kmiuss, formerly of this city. Mr. Heiniine, formerly postmaster of this city, and Miss Martha Yeo. ac companied by Hip lnltcrs mother, Mrs. Yeo, of Sheridan, Oregon, plan to leuve Cheyenne next . week for Koseburg to join ;Mra. Hein iine. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES HAKTK - McCOHO Kdward Hurts, Cavalier, N. I)., and Almira Hello McCord, Glide, OLLIS-nOOKAUn Joe Moody Ollls and Florence Irene Kookard, both of Klamath Kails. REV. EDWARD TAYLOR IS SAFE IN CHINA Cil.KNDALE, Ore., July 7. Mrs. B. M. liberie received word via the last China Clipper, that her brother, liev. Edward K. Taylor, who Is in Fukiang, Kanstt prov ince, in the northwestern portion of China, Is safe and in no par ticular danger. Ilev. Taylor is n mlssionery in China, worldnK with Die China Inland missions, which is itilerdenomlnational. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Compiled by The Assocluted Press. July 7: 30 IB 15 GO Ind'ls UK's Ill's St'ks Today 69.7 19.4 31.7 48.2 I'rcv. tiny .Month ngo Year ago ... 1 !i:is hiL'h ... 711.1 B7.S 11.2 111.1 i:i.s 41.2 21. a 12.1 VJI, 19.0 III.C 29.9 12.3 31.9 24.9 54.0 31.(1 48.3 39.0 (17.8 48.1 33.7 75.3 41.7 0.5 IMS low 411.2 i!i:i7 hiKii im.o 11137 low 57.7 BONDS 20 10 10 10 Hit's Ind'ls Ill's Kgn. Today 56.7 '9S.6 113.2 93.2 911.1 96.6 93.2 85.8 62.7 62.8 62.4 72.9 67.0 61.2 74" 64.2 Prev. day .... 5G.1 98.5 Month nso .... 49.8 96.2 Year HBO . 93.0 lnS.O 1938 high 70.5 98.6 1938 low 46.2 93.0 1937 IllRh 99.0 1114.4 1112.8 1937 low 70.3 95.5 90.3 New high. MARKET REPORTS PORTLAND, Ore., July 7. (AP) Open High Iiow Close July 663 67 66 67 Sept 663 67 663 67 Dec 67J 68 67 68 PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 7 (AP) SIDE GLANCES .-- A ' .. . N. It I, '; Aft ' Kir: irs. mm- ."For nex( week-end I've invited the Baxters, McGaws, Webcrs and the Lambs con you think of anyone else?" Hot Weather Coiffure Off the face and off the neckline, tins coiffure for hot summer weather is as comfortable as it Is flattering. The hair is brushed up ward all the way around, swirling slightly to the side at the back, and finished with a 'topknot ol curls. There are no hort, loose hairs left to fly about when the office electric fan goes on, and the curls are anchored first with a rubber baud, then with u narrow ribbon. (From Charles of the Ititz.) HUTTKIt Prints: A grade, 2RJc lb. in parchment wrappers, 2!ic n cartons; U grade, 27e lb. in parchment cartons. wrappers, 2Sc j lb. in HIJTTKUFAT Portland deliv ery, buying price: A grade, 2(!-2tr-lc lb. in country Hint ions; A grade, 25c lh.; It grade, 1ic less; C grade, fie lh. less. KtKiS Buying prlceH by whole salers: Specials, 23 &c; extras, 21c; standards l!lc: special me dium 19c; extra mediums lKc; un dergrades 17c dozen. COUNTRY M EATS Selling price to retailers: Vealors, 12c lh.; light ami thin, H-luc lb.; oth ers unchanged. Cheese, live poultry and turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay, hops, mohair and cas cara bark unchanged. LIVESTOCK POIt TLANIi. Ore.. July 7. Grand Barber and Beauty Shop We Use Genuine Fredrlcs Permanent Wave Supplies Gaye Mowery, Prop., Formerly with Pierre. By George Clark 0,v .N i U..J. yi w, . ''Vim!., it ( AP) (U. R. Dept. Agr.) 110(18: ! Market active, lfi-25 higher, good- choico llifi-2iri lb. drlveins mostly -!J.i)0, deck 1(! and 2 Kit lb. $10.1 bulk llifi.215 lb. butchers $0.25 50, light lights $!).25-r.O, packing sows $7.25, light weights $7. 50, choico HMi lb. feeder pigs $9.75. CATTLE: Market steady, fionio sales weaker to shade lower, sev eral lots common-medium grass I steers ?(i.00-7 .75; common-medium heifers $5.50-7.25. cutters $4,511, low j cutter and cutter cows $3.25-75; common medium $4.00-5.00; good ibeef cows J5.75-5H; young cows i Sli. (Ml. bulls $5.00-6.00. good-choice jvealcrs $7.00-S.OO, 3S5 lb. calves f4.on.7fi. SHEEP: Market opened active, strong to 25 higher, closed slow at advance; good-choice 70-10.1 lit. iriKkfMl In lumhR $0.50-75, load 7) lb. ML Adams lambs $7. 00; emu-nion-iModluni l.nnbs $5.25-6.00? few yearlings $4.00-50, medium-good ewes $2.nfi-:i.no. choice ewes !f:i.25. Up is the one REALLY Important word In hair dos this season 1 Your curls may be large or small but they must always be drawn high away from the face, leaving it neat and tidy. FOr( APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE ISO INDIVIDUAL HAIRCUTTING , I en k 1 News Oialla Visitor Here A. S. Hows er, of Olulla, spent a few hours here yesterday on business. Here Frcm Dillard F. V. Coon, of Dillnril. spenL a short time in this city yesterday on business. From Garden Valiey i& and Mrs. Adam Hehneider, of Harden valley, spent yesterday ln ro on business. Visit In Coquille MIsb Oav Un bar, of this, city, Ip Hpendlnt; a few days in Coqnillo -as the guent of .Miss Marilyn Campion. Myrtle Creek Visitors Hero Mr. and Mrs. Olenu Kfchai'dron :ind Mr. and Mrs. Vircll Hush, of Myrtle Creek, were visitors in this city yesterday. v Pottawatomie Group to Meet The Pottawatomie Camp Kire Kroup will. meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of; Mrs. J. A. Maulding. 1 lota Sifima Club Postponed The lota Sigma cluh meeting has been postponed from this week to Friday evening, .Inly 15. at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs, KpaiiKh. Alba Improved In Health Miss Trances Howell, who has been quite ill for the pas se vera I weeks at her home on South Jackson street, is now reported lo be Improving. Public Invited to Installation The public has been Invited to at tend the Alpha eta Tbela ltho (Jills' club installation of new of ficers, to be held at eight o'clock Friday evening, June S, at the 1. O. O. l- hall. Will Attend School Ralph Mates, of Oialla, has nniTmineed that he plans to go to San Diego tor high school this fall, and dur ing the year will make IiIb homo with his sister, Mrs. Ivan A. Simp sen, -nee Thelma ljates, of Oialla, Visit at .Llllv Home Mr. nnd "Mrs. 'J. V. lyons and daughter. Marilvn.; of llend, Oregon, spent the holiday week-end here visit ing Mrs. Lyons' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lilly. They W(M accompanied home by another da lighter, .loan, who had (been1 Vlsitin;! here at Ihe Lilly home. Back From Seaside Mr. and Mrs. Alba Spaugh have returned to their honuv here, following a four-day stuy. at SeuRid&: visiting their sou, LaVern. ' They were ac companied hy the former's broth Hoy Simiigh, of Eugene, ami bv Miss Kathryn Keigel. student at Hehnke-Walker Husiness col lege in Portland. Back From Portland Miss Ag nes Pitchrord. Douglas county Ju venile (ifficer, hae returned here from Portland,' where she snent ( a few ibivs visiting her brother- j in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. ('. j L. Welch, and family. She was accompanied to Portland hv her mother, Mrs. Viola Pitehford, who j remained at. Ihe Welch home for ' a longer visit. Mrs. Jenkins In Hospital Mrs. 11. K. Jenkins, mother of Paul Jenkins, of Itnselmrj;, who has h?en receiving treatment at Sac red Heart, hospital In Eugene Hie past few weeks, has been brought to Roseburg by her son and has entered Mercy hospital for further treatment. Her husband accom panied her to Roseburg and is staying at the home of Ihelr son nu Mlakeley street. Paul Jenkins, News-Review circulation manager, has been In Eugene I be past two weeks with his mother during her serious Illness. Shu is now ru portcd to be improved. BE SAFER -S CAR nr vJHEN YOU RIDE ON (.S.fWK4LS, POUBLY ASSURING TO KNOW THAT YOUR TIRES ARE THE LAST WORD IN EFFICIENCY-PASSING THE GRUELLING PROVING GROUND TESTS OF AUTO ENGI NEERS AS WELL AS THE CRITICAL U. S. TIRE ENGINEERS. ' K, ttttlh Doctors have to make speed?; H f Z K rf I V5 R H..M.D. -THAT'S WHY I'VE "VJi 1 I RIDDEN ON U.S. ROYALS FOR L V31 "S- CAR ENGINEERS MUST WW, 7 T1? HAVE PROVED ROYALS SAFR V - . x-fir BEFORE THEY PUT THEM ON -fc ICTOR5 HAVE SAYS R.H..M.D. RIDDEN ON O.S. ROYALS FOR YEARS. CAR ENGINEERS MUST HAVE PROVED ROYALS SAFR BEFORE THEY PUT THEM ON THE NEW CARS." Hansen Motor Co. Oak and Stephens Sts. Roseburi;, Oregon Here From Glide Claude Tal t'oit, of (ilide, spent yesterday in (his city attending to business.. Enjoy Trio Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Ham Vost and Wulter Hohensee ! have votiirntd here from a trip i to Portland and coast points. I Mrs, Kawrence Newport, of this ! it y, have retu t nt il from a t ri p Undergoes Major Operation Mix II ' .ii-ir. r Mi. i Chureli. underwent a major opera i tiou at Mercy hospital this morn i hiK. Leaves for Home Miss Horothy Peterson left Wednesday for her home in Weed. Calif., following a week's vlail hero with Miss (iay Hubar at the P, T. Unbar home ou East Lane street. Back From Bandon M!ss Kath ryn Husenbark, Miss Louise and Miss Eugenia Virden. Jack Hath rick, Herimrd Kuar and Earl Draud enjoyed a trip to lt:tmloii mid back the Fourth of July. Virltlng In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Sam Slarmer, or this city, are spending a few days In Med ford visiting theli' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Starmer, and family. Refurn from Portland Mr. and Mrs. Milo Taylor returned today from Portland and (Jresham where Ihey have been visiting relatives and attending to business. ' Visits Parents Miss Jean Dan nlng has returned to her work at the Portland Seed company office, following a few days' visit here with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C, E. Manning, on Flint street. Home From Coast Robert H. Mercer went lo tbo coast this week to bring his wife and daugh ter, Janet, and son. Hobby, back to their home in (his city, follow ing a two weeks' vIhIi at Twin Roeks, Ore. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. IL W. Whitney, of Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson, of Wemlling, are hero visiting at the CJIenn Street home and at the home of Mrs. Frank Norton. Bringing Daughter Home Mr. and Mrs. Tankersly, of Oialla, have left Tor California to bring their daughter, Mist: Luis Marjorie, back to her home, following the closing of Ihe school she has been attending. Visiting Here Mrs. C. IL Zlcke foose, nnd two daughters, Char lene and Patty Leo, of Richmond, Calif., are here to visit Indefinite ly with the former'H parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL A. Taylor. Mr. Zlckc fooso brought bis family to Rose burg Saturday and remained over the holiday, returning to Califor nia to resume bis work the, first of the week. . . A ' . Here's When and Where Tbo annual Douglas County Pomona t! range picnic will be held nt Kellogg July 15. Tho program will begin at 10:30 and ft) n Hist of talent from Mm vari ous Granges. Address to ho glv 3ii by Stale Master Ray W. Gill. Basket lunch at noon. Free cof fee. Racos, baseball gamo and drill team contests In afternoon. Fun for everyone, Feo 25c por car. Refreshments will ho sold at booths. And How- Spoclul at Mih:'h Markot on Kililay; Jin' nlbboin. 3 doz lllc; Kcunoiny ciipH, 2 ilnzoll, llfic; Kerr llR. HiIh, 3 1I02011, ar.c. MAKERS HAVE TESTED! IT IS StrfTTMO TEST5 OF 1 TO MAKE SPEED, "THAT'S WHY I'VE 4 fJPnrci. "til. (- LIT'' Enjoy Trip Dr. and Mrs. I M. Lehibach are back here following a shurt vacation up the North Umpiiuu. Here From Riddle Frank Wea ver and Horace lilies, Riddla resi dents, wore buslnetsu visitors hero yesterday. Undergoes Operation Uirry Kendall, J. C. Penney employee here, underwent a major opera tion ut Mercy hospital Wednesday. Undergoeo Tomilectomy Rich ard linker, son of Mrs. Kdua Raker f this city, had his tonsils remov ed by Dr. A. C. Seely yesterday. Enjoy Trip Air. and Mrs. II. C. Waddell have returned to their heme on South Kano afreet, fol lowing a trip to Portland, Seaside and Cannon beach. Back From Eugene Miss Mar Jorlt (lillmore has returned lo her home in Kutfeuc, following a visit hero with .MIhh Hetty Stark ou North JackHon Btroet, Back From Portland Dr. and Mm. C. II. Wade and daughter, PrlKcllla. and Mih. Ivan Plckena and Hon. Jack, are hack ut their homes in Huh city, following a few iayH in Portland, Back From Trip Miss lla Lau- hach and her uncle, C B. Mans field, have returnoil here from a trip to Redmond, Oregon, to visit Mr. and Mrs. K. (1. Miuirificld nnd family. They Bpent July 4 at llend, enjoying tlio water pageant and rodeo. Home From Hospital Mih. Marshall Peugra and bahy son. Mi chael Hayes, left Mercy hospital today, and are now at their home on PU'.er street. Mr. Pongrn Is manager of KltN'R radio stullon n this city. Called Home Mrs. Ivan A. Simpson has left fur her home in San piego, Calif., having been call ed by the critical Illness of her husband, who Is In the naval hos pital there. Mrs. Simpson came to Oialla a Bhort time ago,: plan ning tq upend two months caring for her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hates, who sutioreti a tinctured arm in a locent fall. Mrs. Simpson was tormerly Thelma Halos of Oialla. Mrs. Hates 1u now being nttomled by her Bister, Mrs. V, 1J. Truemau. of Camas Valley, ANEW SHOW TODAY Starring THAT KING OF CROONERS Lovely MARY and For Your Laughs Gravel Voiced ANDY DEVINE with A Brand New Cut-Up BEATRICE LILLIE We Mean It! It's Real Fun! Comet After Family H. L. Mc- Henry, of Portland, came to Rose burg this week to get his wife and two daughters, Mary Frances unci Florence Ann, to take them back to Portland, following a two weeks' visit here with Mrs, McHeurya parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kohlhagen, and her brother -and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Kohlhagen. Starts Today For 3 Days 2 BIG WESTERNS SKGECGUII CSfS PLUS The Three Mesquiteers Ray Corrigan Max Terhune Bob Livingston In "Trigger Trio" with Beauteous CARLISLE i ...IN A VWi THUNDERING Tl BURST OF 1 y Shows ' 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25o " ' Eves, 35c Kiddles 10c my day night, July 15th, at the homo
