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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. ORECON, FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1938. Three Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER REBEKAH LODGE INSTALLS OFFICERS ELKTON, July 8. Tho Umpqua Ri'bekah lodgo No. 173 held its re pulftr meeting Tuesday evening. The officers were installed for the next six months. Those elected and appointed were Zoe Wade, noble grand; Lena Tiossen, vice Brand; Mahle Ruder, secretary; Edith Adonis, treasurer; Frances lfedden, warden; Ann Huebner, conductress; Mary Haines, R. S. to noble grand; Edith Oates, h. S. to noble grunt); Bessie Halues, R. L. to vice grand; Iris Haines, L. S. to vice grand; Ida Thomas, Chap Kiin; Orace Sawyers, organist; Gladys Orlffietti, inside guoj'd, and Edith Bow man. outside guard. The members went to the dining room at the close of the meeting to enjoy a Hindi prepured by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hutchinson and Mrs. Mabtn Rader. The tables were very pretty with little bas kets of flowers. ENJOYABLE PARTY ftELD AT SIMPSONS GLIDR, July 8. A delightful party was enjoyed at the Paul Simpson homo Monday by the fol lowing people: Mr. and Mrs. Fearn Moore and daughter, Elean ore, Margaret Blukely, Lyle Blake ly, Harold Blukely, Bobby Blakely, Ronald King, Art Travis, Iovola McMillen, M r, a ii d M rs. C 1 aude Talcott and sons, Watson ad Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holland Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Albert HeBernardl. August Speidle, Marshall Wood Jr., Dorothy Spradling, Howard Wood, Richard IleBernardi, Melba Simpson, Leoim Simpson, Iris f'nupson and the host and hostess, ir. and Mrs. Paul Simpson. An enjoyable evening was spent dancing and visiting. Music was furnished by August Speidle, Ron- Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. MATRON'S DRESSY COTTON FROCK PATTE11N 4840 Here's a smart recipe for look ing slimmer and prettier as you go about doing your "home-work" or step into the car to give the children n morning drive! Take Anne Adams' new Pattern 4840 and some nice crisp percale, dim ity or linen and run yourHelf up n couple of frocks nt small cost. Even if you use this pnttern a little later on for nn enrly fall dress, you'll find that the yardage .In a dark crepe gives your purse tnniy a trifling setback. How pleas ed you'll he wllh the slenderizing appeal of the long center panel witli Its new scalloped closing! How you'll relish tho nent yoke and collnr the choice of sleeves! Pattern 4840 is available lb women's sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, "44. 4ti nnd 48. Size 36 tnkes 3 7-8 yards ,16 Inch fabric nnd 1 3-8 yards lace edging. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (lBcl In coins or stamps (coins preferred) Tor Ilils Anne Ailnms pattern. Write plainly SIZE, NAME, Al) DltESS and STYLE NUMBER. Do you wnnt to be n style leader this summer? Then write at once for the ANN E ADAMS SUMMER PATTERN BOOK. It's filled with hints on how to be cooler and smnrter 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 for this fascinating book, and mnko yourself some striking new summer clothes. PH1CE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. TIIOOK AND PATTERN TOGETH Ell TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Department, Roseburg, Ore. I I trt-rt I III l4640f Hid King, Alellia Simpson and Mr. Slmimon. Lalor In Hie evening rafreshments wero served by Mrs. Simpson. VIOLIN RECITAL TO BE PRESENTED IN ROSEBURG NEXT MONDAY Biiford nnanh, violinist and teacher from Eugene, will present Ills DosebuiK mipllR In a charm lug v'nlln recllnl nt elaht o'elook next Momlnv evenlnir. Jn)v 11. nl Hie Ilnsnburg Woman's club build ing. A most cnrdlnl Invlmilnn has been extendoii to ! ptiidle to en 'nv this violin recital. .Students to be presented include Eugene Low rv, I,ols Fowler, flenevleve Vowel, Dorotliv Rtaffnnson, Bonnie Ander son, William Henry Anderson, Al- tnea Hutchinson. .Melva Pennle, Ray Downer nnd Paul Shanklln Jr. m m m CONCERT TO BE GIVEN AT M. E. CHURCH TONIGHT A most cordial Invitation has been extended to the general pub- tic to enjov an Interesting concert at eight o'clock tonight, Julv 8th, at the Methodist. Enlscopi4 church, at which time the Christian Cava liers, a male quartet from Asburv college of Wllmore, Kentucky, will present a progrom. No admission charge will bo mndo for this con cert.' ELKTON EASTERN STAR HAS MEETING ETKTON, Julv 8, The Elktnn chapter No. 143 O, E. S. held Its egulor meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary C.rubbo and Mrs. Lena Rossen gave their reports of In grand chanter vhch they attend ed at Portland. This was the last meeting till September as the chapter voted a summer vacation. After the close of the meeting re freshments were served. MRS. FRANK TRIPP HOSTESS AT DINNER AZALEA. July 8. Mrs. Frank Trlpn entertained Monday with a delicious chicken dinner. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Kamn. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tripp and family of Klainuth Fnlls. Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Adams and family of Redmond. Betty and Doris Tripp, and the host and hos- ess, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tripp. PAST MATRONS CLUB TO MEET NEXT MONDAY The Past Matrons club of Hose- burg chapter or Eastern Star will meet nt a.'7:!IO o'clock dessert-sup-nor at theiU. U Whipple home on J3ftst,-.Ioutlas street . next Monday evening. Jiuy it. Mrs. wnippie unu Miss Ethel Webb nre Joint nos tesseB for the evening. All mem bers nre most cordially invited to be present. DINNER IS ENJOYED AT GAEDECKE HOME 'AZALEA.' July 8. A lovely din ner was enjoyed nt the Gnedecke home Monday. ' Places were arranged ror Air. nnd Mrs. Jake Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and . children, Herman flaedecke, Vernon. Ar thur, Bernice. Freddie and Bobby fiaedecke nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gne decke. GUESTS THURSDAY AT ROLLEN ACRES PLACE OF MR. AND MRS. WILSON Guests for the day and din ner yesterday at flollen Acres, beautiful ranch place or Mr. anu Mrs. R. H. Wilson nt Umpqua in cluded Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. Whip ple", of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. W. H: Hoagland. and Billy Jenncy, of rteedSTTort, Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, of Mnrshfleld. Visiting at Muncy Home Mrs. D. II. Allen, of Bend, Ore., hna ar rived here to visit at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Muncy, for a cou- ple of weeks. Creations of Art With Needlework 46a BUTTERFLIES FOR FILET CHAIR SET By RUTH OIW PATTERN No. 4G8 One ulwayn wants one's Turni- ture to look cheerful, and this tin UBiial hut simple filet chair set will do Just that. The unique ar rangement of the hutterflles nnd edges looks ns though u great ileal of thought has been given In plan ning this design. Center piece measures about 12 by 1.1 Inches, arm pieces measure about 8 by 11 inches each. The pattern envelope contains complete, eany-to-underslaml, il lustrated directions, with dia grams to aid you; also what needles or crochet hooks and what material and bow much you will need. To obtain this pattern, semi for No. 4f8 and enclose 11) cents In stamps or coin (coin preferred) to cover service and postage. Ad dress ISews-Rcview Needlework Department, Roseburg, Ore. SIDE GLANCES 1 used to have a good white-collar job, but when the kids came along we needed more money.". Singers Dated at Presbyterian Church Tho Seminary quartet,; above," from the Dallas Theological Sem inary, Dallas, Te,.as, will coftflfict a service of sacred "nntstc at' the First Presbyterian church in Rpse burg Friday night at 8 o'clock. . The quartet Is composed of ;n group of students from the sem inary who are spending their va cation touring the west and con ducting these services in many of the leading churches. On this, their second annual tour, they wil conduct services in fifty churches located in. twelve different states west of the Mississippi and -in Canada. They will also assist Dr. Lewis Sperry Chafer, well-known author, Bible teacher and presi dent of the seminary which they represent, In several Bible, confer ences." Tb leader of the group, Paul neckwltb, l)n rand, Mich., has had eleven years' experience in the evangelistic field. He has traveled as pianis( with Hilly Sunday. Horn- FUGITIVE FROM A PICKET FENCE Charley McCarthy and Edgar Bergen starred In "The Goldwyn Follies," which opens Sunday at the Indian for a 3-dny engage ment. MOTHERS PROTEST PUNCHBOARD LURE 'ORTI.AND, July 8. (AP) Two mothers complained to the city council yesterday police were negligent In protecting children by failing to remove punchhoards. ir we haven t enough police to protect our young people, then we'll better abolish the entire po lice department and the office of chief of police," they said. I ne mothers mentioned n re cent assault on Robert Dunn, pro secution witness In a gumhlliig case, as "significant of the lengths to when racketeers will go to keep themselves In Illegitimate bu.il ness." JAKE DENN DENIES DOG KILLING CHARGE A charge of malicious Injury to an animal was filed in the Justice court this morning against Jake Denn of Camas Valley, who enter ed a plea of not guilty. Denn was heharged, according to Justice of the Peace R. w. Manners, with shooting nnd killing a dog belong ing to J. II. Parrott. Denn was re leased from rustody upon his own recognliance. OP By, George Clark r ' Rodeheaver, Mol Trotter and Homer, Hammontreo. Norman II. Harrison J i'w Minneapolis,' Minn., bass, was for four years a member of the Wheaton College Glee club. He is the son of the well-known Bible conference speaker and au thor, Dr. Norman 11. Harrison. Stanley Wick, Clear Lake, Iowa, was a member of the. A Capella choir of . Augsburg college for threo years, and was 0110 year with the Wbenton College Glee club. Edwin Delbler, Prospect, Park, Pa., was for Tour years a member of the University of Penn sylvania hand. For tho past two years tho group has been broadcasting . regularly over radio station KULD, Dallas. The services consist of congre gational singing, vocal numbers, instrumental numbers, and a short gospel message by one member of tho group. No admission will he charged but a free-will offering will be taken for the expenses of the quartet. ACCIDENT DEFERS CONCERT DATE HERE A breakdown to the automobile In which thoy were travelling pre sented tho jubilee quartet from milking a scheduled uppenrnnce for a concert at the Church or the Nnztirene Inst night. Tho failure of the quartet to reach P.osuhui'K for Its engagement disappointed u lurge- audience. The slngei-H, howover, have ar ranged to come to Roseburg Sun duy, July lu, and will present their progriim ut 2; ISO p. in. on that date. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES MATT1N SAWYERS Kdwln Leroy Mattln and I,ueln Muc Saw yers, both' residents of Drain. SHOOK-ROAU,ON Merlon II. Shook nnd Ruby Scnllon, both of Roseburg. Here's When and Where -XL Legion Junior Baseball Roseburg vs. Medford. Sunday, July 10, 2:30 p. m., Finlay Field. The first of a three-game series iu the district cliiimplnn slilp playoff. AiIiiiIshIuii 2.ric and inc. And How Special , at Mac's Market on Saturday: Jar rubbers, 3 doz., lc; Economy caps, 2 dozen, .1fc; Kerr It eg. lids, 3 dozen, 2fic. Local News Her Thursday Mrs. Muy Robo, of Jlido, win liflro Thursdny at landing to businoBB, Mr. West In Town Frnnk West, of Myrlln Crook, spent yost onlay in TUisebtirg unending to business. Glide Visitor Here : Kenneth Wbout, of Glide, spent Thursday iu this city attending to business. Here From Medford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney, of MedC0i4 spent Thursday in this city attend ing to business and visiting friends. Undergoes Nasal Operation Clareuro liomolko, of Tenmile, un derwent a nasal operation' in this city yesterday with Dp A. C. Reely iu charge. Visiting Parents Mrs. "Loron Rritt (Adelte Romis), 0f Portland, 1ms arrived here to visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hemis, on Fowler street. Vnratlnnlnn Tmlfm Iiln Mnu Ail urns, of Los Angeles, who spends her vacations In Douglas county, has arrived to visit at the K. A. Stewart plnco on Cavitt creek. Visiting Relatives Mrs- Georgo Goddos, of Portland, is here visit' me her imrnnts nnd two flislers, Mr. and Mrs. George Rlaley, Mrs. Glenn Owen nnd Mrs. Bert Court ney. . Steps Over Here Sidney R, George, of Eugene, who Is with the state Industrial accident com mission, spent Wednesday hero on business and loft yesterday for Gold Beach. Former Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. Harold Itanium nnd two dauuhtors, Virginia and Marjorie, of Portland, formerly of this city. are spending their vacation here ns guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wiard. Rent Riley Home Mr. and Mrs. John Cnrley, who were recently married, have rented the Leonard Itlley home in Lnurolwood for the summer. Mr. Cnrley Is employed by the Associated Oil company. iMove to Pine Street Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Long and small son havo moved to tho apart mont over the Douglas, .Funeral . home South Pino street, formerly occu pied by the II, C. Stearns family v)io have moved to Oakland. acationinq Here Mr, and' Mrs. Lauren McCulloch, of Alainedn, (Inllf., have arrived in Roseburg to spend their vacation. They are visiting at the home of the for iner's father, A. J. McCulloch, or Mill street. They formerly resided hero. "Picnic and Social Tonight The Voting People's societv members nnd friends of St. Paul's Lutheran church havp been asked to meet nt seven o'clock tonight nt the church where cars will furnish transportation to Kiwnnis park for n wiener ronst nnd social evening. Here From Eugene Thursday .Trto Rhlrey, of Fugcne, came to Itosohnrg yesterday to visit rela tives and wns accompanied home by Betly Crocker, who will visit his sister, Itlta Shirey, for a week, before coming back to Roseburg. Rita plans to return here with Hetty to visit at tho Crocker homo for a week or so. Visit Former Residents Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Baker and daugh ter. Miss Dora, havo returned bore following an enjoyable trip of sev oral days. They spout Sunday In Ktiimalh Falls attending the rodeo and (lion attended the rodeo and water pageant at Bond before go ing to Lakevlow where they wore overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Branson ami family, former ly residents of Roseburg. From (bore they returned home via (be MfKonzIc pass. Return .Home Mr. nnil Min. L. MotHclinnlinclmr nnil four chil dren. I ji Verne. Itulh, PhylliH nnd Anielln. have left for llicir home in Tnle Luke. Cnllf., fnllowlni? n visit of Heverul days with the for mer's bratlier nnd Hltnr-ln lnw. Mr. and Mm. J. P. 'MoUchenbacher. anil children. Susan nnd Kllintt, on South Main street. The J. I'. MoIbi henlinchcr family took Hie visitors to the coast for the holi day week-end. DANCE To the Music of DALE KING and His Band ot Canyonville Saturday, July 9th WINCHESTER BAIT HEED EYED The PotiMbts county court will nuuediately Invesliguie the eost of instructing a now wharf nt Win hosier Iluy to replace the present eported today. Judge Clough and unse. Gouiilv Jndce Huron Olouuh reported todfty. Judge Cloogh and .oniinlssinner if. II. itoadmnn in spected tho wharf yesterday. Heretofore t ho county only lias maintnlned wharfs and docks con nected to the mud system." Judge Glough Bald. "At Winchester Hay, howover. a Hoiuowhat different situation must be considered. There is a lurgo industry depend ent upon (ho wharf, ('rubbing, deep sea fishing, etc., furnish live lihood to a major portion of the people of Winchester Hay. and na turally a wharf for loading and unloading and for Boourlng fishing boats Is a necessity." Judge Olnunh slated that he doubts that the county will have money to build tho structure inline- aloly. but plans to secure esti mates wllh a view or providing for the construction ns a special item in tho budget for the coming yea r. T Brockwav Resident in Town ( II. I'ratt of Hrockway was here attending to business yesterday. Visitlna Mother Harold Denny of Tacoinu, Wash., Is hero visiting his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Honey, Sutherlln Visitor Here M. 1.. Squier of Sullicniln snnnt a lew hours 111 town yesioriuiy nn iiuhi nesB. Vlsitlnn Here Mrs. lsabelle Pnvno Whitney of Corvnllis bus arrived In llnseburg to spend n few days vlBlllng. Shu formerly made her home Here. Moi- Thursd.iv W. O. Wilde traveling representative for the Mntili'niimrv Wnrd frnillinillV. Willi headquarters In Oaklund. Calif., was a husineKS visitor at inn iocui store yesterday. He Is n brother-lll-lnw of Frederick J. Porter ol this city, nnd formerly resided here. Ills wife, formerly iiosinn Porter of Roseburg. Is visiting nor parents In Hugene. " Leaving Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt and their four chil dren, Carl Jr., John, Richard and lima, will leavo Saturday on a two weeks' auto trip. Thoy will go to Walla Walla lo visit Mr. Schmidt's father, Fred Schmit, and will Ihen lour Rainier Natlr.al park, after which thoy will visit In Soatlle and other Washington points, . , Return to Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hewitt and daughter, Mar ilyn, havo loft for their home in Sbnltlo, (following their vncntlon hero visiting tho former's mother and sisters, Mrs. .7. A. Hewitt, nnd Mrs. Kdwln Boolh and Mrs. Boyd Bales, and Mrs. Hewitt's father, Napoleon Rice. Their daughter. Joanne, Is remaining lu Roseburg for a longer visit. Starts Sunday The Wonder Show of the Screen 0 "Li,. FOLLIES IN TECHNICOLOR -witk, EDGAR "CHARLIE" BERGEN -I MCCARTHY AD0LPHE MENJ0U The RITZ BROTHERS KENNY BAKER ANDREA LEEDS Glorious Goldwyn Girls Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mata. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c TODAY & SATURDAY BING CROSBY Andy Devine Beatrice Lillie In . "Doctor Rhythm" PREVIEW SATURDAY NIGHT fir S GOLDWYN i MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 8. (AP) miTTKR Prints: A grade 28 in lb. lu parchment wrappers: 29&c in cartons; II grade, 27 c. lb. In parchmont wrappers, 28c Ih. In cartons. UUTTKRPAT Portland dullv- cry, buying nice: A gratia, 2li- taC! lb. in country stations: A grade, 24ie. lb.: II grade, Uc less; C grade, Ce lb. less. KdllS lluylng prices by whole salers: Specials, 231c; extras, 21c; standards 19&c; special me dium Die; extra mediums 18c; mi deiBindes 17c. doneii. Pniutnes, onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay, hops, mohulr and ens caru hark iincliangod. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., July 8. (AP) HOflS: Mnrket active steady 10 higher; good-choice ltifi 210 lb. drlvelns 10.110-10; carload lots quotable to 111.25; 22r,-7.ri lb. if.50.7n; puckliu; sows 7.00-50; choice 71-108 lb. feeder pigs 9.50 75. CATTI.K: Mnrket active ful.V steuily at week's advance on kinds available; steers Bcarce; common inodlum Billable around 6.00-8.00; few common belfera 5.50-0.25; grass fat heifers salable up 7.75; low cutler and cutter tows mostly 3.50-75; common-medium f .Ufl-75; odd head good beef 5.25; bulls 5.50-0.1)0 ; good choice vealers 7.00 8.00. SIIHHP: Market slow 25 and more lower on spring luinbs; older classes nominally steady; few good 70-70 lb. spring lambs 0.25-35; good-choice Itlmln eligible to 11.51); yeurllugs salable around 4.00-50; good-cholco owes nominally 2.50 3.25. WHEAT PORTLAND. July 8 (AP). Open High Low Close July 07 681 07 081 Sept 07 08 07 08 Dec 08 681 08 681 COOS COUNTY MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER COQU1LLR, July 8. (AP) J. L. James, (19, Conledo, was charged wlh second degree murder yestei;. day In connect Inn with the death of S. K. Henderson, a neighbor, from knife wounds suffered lu an altercation Saturday. .1 ust i co Barton set a preliminary bearing for Monday and fixed ball at S7M10. District. Attorney Floxel said he understood James would plead self-defense. 1 A home-owned store serving the people of Douglas county Giving dollar for dollar value with competition. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Special Value, Saturday and Monday, July 9th and 11th PRODUCE BERRIES A variety to choose from. The price is right and the time, to can is now. - Apricots From The Dalles, Per lug FLOUR KITCHEN QUEEN 49 lb. FLAGSTAFF 49 lb CROWN BEST PATENT 49 lb. ...I... .: : Crackers Krispy, 1lt 2-lb. box sfiJfC Peanut Butter It: 23c Fig Bars 2F7bh: 25c Chocolates Commercial, 1QC Grapefruit Jr.ice Silver Nip, commonly called 90l half gallon size, each J!$y Jars and Canning Supplies too numerous to mention, priced extremely low. Corn Flakes Kellogg's Deal, f 3 packages AOL Soap Crystal White or P. and G., 7 bars 3v Coffee Bulk SUPREME: Ask those who use it as to H4. Its quality, Lb. 25c; 3 lb . 323 W. Cass Phone 24 Free Delivery Today and Saturday 2 Big Westerns The Three Mesquiteers in "Trigger Trio" Ray Corrigan Max Terhune Bob Livingston ALWAYS 2 FEATURES Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10a COMING SUNDAY Feature No. 1 ALSO "Louis-Schmeling" Fight Pictures 89c $139 $1.29 $1.59 Feature No. 2
