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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1938. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PICNIC AND TRIP IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR On Sunday, July 10. Mr. and Mrs. ficorg! Cnsobuer and Mrs. V. S. Illukoly ontt'i'tuineit their house musts, Mrs. Kid red T. Shruui and hr daughter. Miss llarbara, of Portland, with n trip tip ilia North I'nipqua Hvor road and a picnic at Annie creek forest camp. ' Odium enjoying the plrnic and trip wt'io Mr. and Mrs. Vurn Shrum and-Norniii Juan and Duane Shrum, (llido, and Mr. and Mrs. (jene Shrum, Shirley, Kenneth and i)u vid Shrum and Hobby Casebeer , who are camped near Steamboat for tho summer. Mrs. Kldred T. Shrum and her daughter, who havo been visit iiiK at. the f'asidioer home for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Purl hind mi Monday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Vern Fhium, wlit will npend several days in Portland. OLE OLSON CELEBRATES HiS 9CTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY One of the most interesting year ly events of the Riga rose settle ment is the poiluck dinner honor ing the birthday of the venerable Ole Olson, patriarch of the Klgu rose district. This year it was held on Sunday at liia home where Mr. Olson greet ed about forty of bis friends, who (nine to celebrate his 90th birth day and enjoy a bounteous pot lwtk feast with him. Mrs. Chas. Olson, daufthter-in-law, and Mrs. Phil TIess, grand ' daughter, acted as hostesses for Mr. Olson and dinner wan served J on the tree shaded lawn from a ' long table centered by a lovely doern-ated birthday caka baked hy ?.lrs. Hess. Despite his advanced years Mr. Olson lives alone nnd enjoys good Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. For Your Gala Afternoons PATTKKN 4814 She looks stunning, doesn't she (and so can YOU!) In this latest Anne Adams creation. - You'll want to make up several versions of this "charmer" for afternoons ro becoming and easy to use is Pattern 4S44. Look what n grand sum-lolal of style points ft has! A swing skirt with gores that whip up "like lightning" on the sewing machine. A suduedve little collar and cool puff sleeves that may he Ian; cdyed. A flattering waislllne that has climbed up towards the i ilis to make the dfaphraem seem more concave. If you'd prefer it so, you may have a eollarless V neck. Use sunple crepe or sheer, silk or synthetic, and trim with Dowers or buttons. Pattern 4844 is available In misses' and women's sizes 14, Ifi, IS. 2il. 32. .'14. Bfi. .18. 40 and 4 Size 1G takes .1 It-8 yards 3il Inch" fabric, and 2 1-4 lace edging. Send l'IPTKK.V CKNTS liar) In coins or stamps (enins preferred) for Hits Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZK, NAM K, Al ItJtHSS and STY I JO Nl'MltKK. Do you want to be a style leader this summer? Then write at once Tor the ANNK ADAMS Sl'MMKR PATTKrtN HOOK. It's filled with hints on how to he cooler and matter how to look younifpr. slimmer, more glainoroifs how to he correctly dressed for every summer setting, whether sunlit or moonlit. iXw't delay In sending for this fascinating book nnd make yourself some striking new sum mer clothes. PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. HOOK AND PATTERN TOGETH ER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Dept., Hoseburg, Ore. ) I 98 n 1 health, going about his duties as he has for many years. A charming day was spent in visiting and reminiscing and with game3 for the children. U. R. CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT DEAN HENRY HOME A verv pleasant afternoon was lu:uL Thursday at. the beautiful hune of Mrs. Dean Henry whci4 the II. It. club met at their regular D'Oiithly meeting. The afternoon was spent in visiting and sewing. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess to the following mem ners: Mrs. Catherine Oorrell. M elma (iorrell, Mrs. Anna Thomp son, Mrs. Vera llacnn, M rs. Opal Munson, Mrs. Hessie Edwards, Mrs. Ida Higglns. Mrs. Viola Huh ard, Mrs. Lila McCall. Miss Max- ine Elliott and Miss Lola Edwards. Guests included Miss Harriet Mat thews, Miss Margaret Ann Mat thews and Miss June McCall. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MRS. JAMES GATES ELK TON, July 13. The home of Mrs. Edith Madison was the scene of a very pleasant afternoon when a number of ladies gathered to give Mrs. James Gates a shower. Mrs. CJates is a bride of a few weeks. Many lovely gifts were re ceived. Refreshments were served to the guests. Those present were Mrs. James Gates, Mrs. Ueona Madison, Mrs. virgle Madison, Mrs. Edith Adams, Mrs. Phyllis Smith, Mm. Zoa Wade, Mrs. Lois Lnvenhagen, Mrs. Velma Riley. Mrs. Dorothy Hinder, Mrs. Effa Moore, Mrs. Frances Hodden, Mrs. Mary Meckley, Mrs. Hessie Gates, Mrs. Edith Gates and Mrs. Edith Madison. MRS. BINDER IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY ELKTON, July 13. Mr. and Mrs. John Sawyers had as their guests Sunday, July 10, Mr. anil Mrs. Wil liam Hinder and son William Wayne. The occasion being a birth day dinner for Mrs. Hinder. The hostess had the table and rooms decorated with carnations, regal lilies, nasturtiums and other flow ers of the season. Soon after the dinner the party drove to the Hell lookout. This was (he first trip lor some of the party. The earetender, Lew Howe, escorted the party over the grounds. The lookout itself r.tnnds 125 feet. CHRISTKAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Christian Missionary soeieLy will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon .at the, homo of .lta.. 1'.. W. ; Heck fey, president," on the Dix onville road. Transportation Is in charge of Mrs. Mahlo P. Taylor. Gars will leave the Christian church at 1:30 o'clock, for the Heck ley home. Rev. L. G. Leavltt will be the af ternoon speaker. The sfpceiul mu sic and program will be in charge or Mis. Mnliuda Oderkirk. Refresh ments will be served at the close of the social hour. O 0 MISSIONARY PAGEANT TO BE PRESENTED AT GLIDE ON JULY 22ND The annual outdoor missionary pageant play will be presented in the church yard of the Glide Da li tis! church on July 22, at eight in the evening. This mid-summer community feature has proved most interest ing, some of the program will be featured by Roseburg friends, and the play is being directed by Mrs. Guy Moore and Mrs. W. F. Price. Refreshments will be served, and a free will offering will be given. MR. AND MRS. HENRY BROWN ENTERTAIN ELKTON, July 13. Mr. and Mrs. II (Miry Hrown gave a wedding sup inn' Wednesday evening in honor of their daughter, Frances, who was married to John Engle the day before. Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Smith, of Drain, Mr. and Mis. W. J. Mi Hick. Mr. and Mrs. John Engle and Mr. and Mrs. I rown. Creations of Art With Needlework Useful Crocheted Doily Hy RUTH ORR PATTERN No. UluO A ten-Inch doily is n very prac tical size for many purposes. It can be used underneath your vases and lamps or as a place mat to serve on. When you have finished with the six-inch center you hve a small doily that can he used for vour tumbler nnd bread and butter dish. The pattern envelope contains complete, easy-to-undei stand. Illus trated directions, with diagrams to aid you. also what crochet hook and what material and how much you will need. To obtain Ibis pattern send for No. 1009 and enclose 10 cents In stamps or coin (coin preferred ) to cover service Ind postage. Address News-Review Needlework iJcpt., Rose burg, Oregon. SIDE GLANCES '"'i com .iq;g Hf a st auks itX T & f ftrof r'. " , , , "I just ignore this water hole. The club had a lot of nerve putting it here in the first place." Kansas Corn n. - , i Rivals lOWCi Heavy rains which threatened to reduce the wheat crop in Kansas have compensated by shooting the corn up to 10-foot heights in many parts of the state. Elsie GrifTen is only 11, but still that's pretty tall corn for the end of June. It's on her father's farm near Wichita, ANNUAL BARKER REUNION TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY All relatives and friends have been invited to enjoy the annual Hat iter reunion to he held Sunday, July 17th, at Idleyld Hark. A de lightful basket dinner will be eu jiyed at one o'clock and a most enjoyable afternoon has been ar ranged for the occasion. GLENGARY SEWING CLUB TO PICNIC SATURDAY The Glengary sewing club has announced a delightful seven-thirty o'clock picnic supper for all mem bers and their families to be held Saturday evening at the grove at the home of Mrs. Jim Mutton. iOTA SIGMA CLUB WILL MEET FRIDAY The Iota Sigma club will meet 1'Yiday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Alhn Spnugh. The business session will be in charge of the president, Mrs. John Weath erford. Mrs. El ward Smith will be in charge of the evenlng'B program and Mrs. Alba Spaugh will give a chapter from the Life of Fran ces E. Wfllard. All members are Uiged to he present. POETS CORNER The following poem nppenred In the last number of Path of Heauty, Los Angeles, Culif. CAMEL BELLS Out of the red-rimmed dusk. Etched black against the sky The camels slowly plod. With grunt and gusty sigh. Swaying in rhythmic line. They fade into the gloom, Leaving a tinkle, fine And thin, -as faint perfume. Marjorle Hunt Pettlt. On the Malny peninsula, bees make honey but do not eal It; they live on tier I fir n ynnr round, nnd the unused honey accumulate in great masses. By, George Clark I ...... . , , k, ... yviii neaa iNew a.. DJ.. -vviuiiun uuuy Before leaving on a transconti nental speaking tour, President Roosevelt, named Edward J. No ble, above, to serve as chairman of the newly-created Civil Aero nautics Authority, which will take over civil aviation in the U. S. Mr. Noble, long an aviation enthusiast, is a resident of Greenwich, Conn., a business man, heavy investor in aviation companies and a member of the Industrial Advisory Committee, of the New York Federal Reserve Bank. ENGLAND WILL BUY MORE AIR BOMFRS LONDON. July 13. (A P) Hrlt taln poured 22.001,000 ($114,505, 000) more Into her air rearmament program today and announced tho immediate dispatch of a new mis sion to Canada to urrungo for the manufacture of heavy bombers. 4 The additional air force fund ft were provided for In u supplemen tary budget, estimate which also called for an Increase In personnel from 83.000 to !)(i,000. CAMPFIRE NEGLECT BRINGS FINE OF $5 A fine of $5 plus costs was Im posed In the justice court today upon W. T. NoitIb of Jacksonville, who pleaded guilty by telephone to a charge of leaving a campfire un attended in the Diamond lake urea. The fine was paid to forest serv ice officials who filed the com plaint. . In spite of the heavy annual toll, the while-tall deer continues to thrive within sight of New York City, in the most densely popu lated areas of the Cliilcd States. Stock and Bond Averages ConiplliMl by Tlii AHHiiclntnf IYcsr. ' STOCKS j July in. iso ir lr, m IiiiI'Ih Hll' I'l'a SrkH i Tmlay is.a :i:i.a I T.ii . r-rcv. day .... (!!).! 1!UP 31.1 4S.1II Mciriih iiko .... tiii r. 1:1.2 2!i.3 ::s.7i Vi'iir bko .... 111.5 4(1.0 42 1 117. r. 1 IMS IllKh .... 70.5 21.0 34. tl 4S.4 i 1: low 4!l.!l 12 1 24.9 ! I!W7 lllull .... Kll.O 4!l.r. r.4.0 7.-..S I 1937 low r7.7 111.(1 31.0 41.7 1 BONDS 20 10 10 10 KH' Inil'ls l"t' Fen. f.7.3 4 93 1 02.61 Tod n y Irov. day . Month 11K0 Ypnr bko . IMS IiIkIi nm low 1 1137 IllKll . 1937 low ... r,r, B ss r, 47.9 S5.4 113.0 103.0 ..7".S M 40.2 93.0 92.9 S9.7 r.7.n 93.2 Sli.S 02.6 01.8 73.1 07.0 01.2 119.0 104.4 1(12. S 74.7 I 70.3 9S.G 90.J 01.2 Local News Here From Reston Charles F. Wilson, of Rcstou, spent yester day in this city on business.' Eugene Visitor Here L. W. Wolf, uf ,icene, was a business visitor In this cay yesterday. Mr, Cist or in Town V il ."'.n Castor, )f Yenciilla, spent a lew hours in Koi:eb..-.g yei-,U.-d.iy on business. Sunshine Club to Meet The N'orlhsldu Sunshine club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Pendergrass. Improving Mrs. H. C. Church, of this city, is reported to be doing nicely nt Mercy hospital, where she recently underwent a major operation. Undergoes Tonsil ectomy Donna Dunham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunham, of "this city underwent a tonsilectomy with Dr. A. C. Seely in charge. Leave for East Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Keely, of Charleston. W. va., and Long Island, New ork, have left for their home, follow ing a visit here with Miss Mazie Walker. Go to Lake Today Mr. and Mrs. (irant Oshorn and the hit ter's niece. MIhh Alhalle Taylor, and Miss Lucia Hrlltoti, of this citv, drove to Lake Tahltenltcli for today. Camp Fire Group to Meet The Ah-Neah-Nlka Camp Eire group will meet at 7 o'clock Thursday night at the home of the guardian, Mrs. j. C. Cunimings, on Hani sou street. Past Presidents Club to Meet Cieorge Stunner auxiliary Paul President's club will meet nt two o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. O. dinger In the Craud hotel. Leave Today Mr. and Mrs. Al len Sawalish left today Tor Wood burn to join their two daughters, Hetty lielle-nnd Sue, to go ou to their home In Chehalis, Wash following a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Singleton and other friends. They formerly resided here. Open ' Meeting Saturday Tke South Deer Creek grange has an nounced nn onen recreational meeting for Saturday night, at the hall. An Informal evening has Tjeeii planned atid n fish pond Will he maintained to raise money for re-roofing Hie hall. , Missionary Society to Meet The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will meet at 2:3(1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. C. Kaucette with Mrs. li. S. "Nichols and Mrs. Earl Ullrich as assisting hostesses. Mrs. Hom er Grow, president, will be In charge, and Mrs. R. U Eddy will conduct the devotion and Mrs. C. E. Roberts will be hi charge of the program. Starts Wednesday For 3 Days 2 BIG WESTERNS PLUS 'lit Utt"1- : Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mais. 25c Eves. 35c ALWAYS 2 FEATURES ALSO , TWO-GUNNED ADVENTURE, mi 1 Today Only Undergoec Appendectomy Miss Betty Mue Wyutt, of this city, un derwent an appendectomy at .Me, rey hospital Monday. ImprovingMis. E. O. Rick 11 is reported to be improving in heulth at her home ou Hamilton avenue, fotlowiug u two weeks' illness. Get Marriage License Jess E. Moore, 31, Drain, and Dorothy An drew, 18, Cottage Grove, obtained a marriage license at Vancouver, Wash., yesterday. Expected Here Tomorrow C. S. Helpline, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, is expected to arrive here tomor row to join his wife at the P. T. Hubar home. Mr. Heinllne wus for morly postmaster in this city. Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hart iind daughter, MIsh (iladys, have returned lrom a week's vacation trip to Honnoville dam, Portland and Eugene, where they visited relatives and friends. Daughter is Born Mr. umi Mrs. Roy R. Del.yria, of San Fran cisco, have announced the bir'h of a daughter,. Diana Lee, weight eight and u half pounds, at the .Myrtle Point hospital, June 2K. Mrs. DeLyria wus former! v Mar ine Crnbbe and Is a daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. C. E. drub be. Sen Is Born Word has been re ceived here of the birth of a son, James Kendal, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Itoser at K 11 ens burg, Wash., July 9lh. The baby weighed seven pounds, five ounces. Mr. Roser, formerly a teacher In the local high school. Is a sou of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roser of Rosehurg. Ho Is now educational advisor in a CCC camp near Ellensburg, Wash, Mm., Jtatu;r was fonnmiy Mnrjorio Kundu.ll and is 'a slHtor of Larry Kendall or this city, 1 Starts Tomorrow J Absolves HusBand Of Murder Guilt Mrs. William B. Aycock, a hove, of Savannah, Ga., whose hus band went on trial for the mur der of Mrs. Martha Sikes, Ir re ported to have made a confes sion in which she took full blatr.c for the killing, saying Mrs. Kikes broke up her home. Police held the 45 -year -old mother of three pending further Investigation. Large Egg on Display J. I.. Morrison, of Umpqua park, pre Rented n lar?n euir wettrhtnir n j fourth of a pound to the News-Re- Iviuw mni'u nun niurmns, inu ckk was laid by a year-old While leghorn. The cameraman died laughing! honestly, it's a riot! the story's marvelous . a screwy family that adopts tramps! beautiful daughter handsome tramp V never a dull moment no wonder it's the talk of all America come over and enjoy life! CONSTANCE BRIAN AHERNE With ALAN MOWBRAY BILLIE BURKE PATSY KELLY ANN DVORAK TOM BROWN BONITA GRANVILLE Screen Play by Directed by NORMAN Z. McLEOD MILTON H. BREN, Executive Producer at TODAY ONLY Joan Bennett Henry Fonda "I MET MY LOVE AGAIN" , Adoption of a program which has as Its aim the acquisition of a city park featured the regular meeting of the Eagles lodge last night. A committee composed of Henry Palmer, A. C. Marsters and Art Evans was named to head the ac tivity. The lodge proposes to in augurate a campaign to bring the city council and civic organizations into a program which will meet the city's park needs, it was an nounced. Membership activities resulted in the acceptance of a number of up plications last night, the new mem bers including Lester R, Wilson, H. O. Peterson, Paul 10. Aiibtu, Robert Hugh, Lee Ryron Jaclison, C. E. Eikiness, Alba Spa ugh and E. C. Thompson. Dr. H. U. Scofield was named to head the commission which will arrange plans for the 1939 stato convention to be held in Roseburg. Other members of the commission will he named later. A committee composed of Earl Hill and Robert llelieu was ap pointed to take charge of arrange ments for a public dance to be held Saturday at Idleyld park. Sam Ruhensteln of Eugene nn Dr. Scofield, named state outsido guard and state trustee at the re cent convention in Klamath Falls, were presented to the lodge. Country Club Ladies to Meet The ladies of the Roseburg Coun try club will meet at 8:30 Thurs day morning at the club course for golfing, to he followed by a 12:30 o'clock potluck luncheon ami kitchen ahnwer for the. clublmimo kitchen. Contract bridge will he In play during tho afternoon. BENNETT MARJORIE RAMBEAU Eddie Moran and Jack Jevno Vsk-Sk Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c
