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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
P. N. G. CLUB HAS
FINE MEETING-
SUTHERMN. Sept. 9. M r s.
Claude Culver entertained the
members of the Past Noble Grand
club at her home Wednesday with
a one o'clock luncheon. The ta
ble was tastefuly decorated with
the club colors of orchid and yel
low the colors being carried out
In asters and calendula. Lighted
tapers and quaint old fashioned
figures used as. place cards of
t ho same colors completed t lie
decorations. The club and ta
ble prizes were won by Miss .lea
Eie Marie Manning. Two games
played were won by Mrs. June
'ihamp and Mrs. .Mabel Koss, Cov
ers were placed for Mrs. June
' -:lham:i, Mr, fcluhel H3B. Mrs.
Minnie Hartshorn, Mrs. Alma An
derson, Mrs. Berlha Barge, Mrs.
Charlotte Parker, Mrs. Serepta
.''a'iceitiian, Mrs. Ann Hull, Airs.
Belle Cook, Mrs. Anna 11 an lie n
Lon, Mis. Ruth Manning, Mrs.
Hand, Miss Lillian Llndbe, Mrs.
Percy Luchterhand, Mrs. Emma
Jom'S of Ashland, Mrs. Suvillii
Hnmber. Miss Jessie Mario Man
ning nnd'tho hostess, Sirs. Cul
ver. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Leona Slack.
PEBEKAH LODGE HAS
MEETING THURSDAY
OLENDALE, Sent. 9. Moun
taineer Rebekah lodge of Glen-
mile met in regular session un
Thursday evening, Seiitember 1.
After, the business meeting, a
surprise "grocery package" show
er was held honoring Mrs. Mar
garet Stevenson, who recently
moved Into her own home, aftor
having lived for several years
with her son and family. After
a delightful social evening, re
freshments were served to the
guest of honor, Mrs. Stevenson,
Mr, and Mrs. joe Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Smith, Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Mrs. W. H. Leah, Mrs.
M. U Frost, Mrs. C. J. Kal'or,
Mrs. A. J. Haess, Mrs. Hugh
Shelley, Mrs. H. M. Nixon, Mrs.
Jess Bowman, Mrs. W. H. Steven
son, Mrs. 1. H. Smith, Mrs. Mutle
Heller, Mrs. Ed Caraway, Mrs.
Etna Humphreys. Mrs. J. S. Wood
rnffe, Miss Alleen Williams, Miss
Alice Nehel and Mrs. Gertrude
Lystul. ,
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M. E. LADIES AID
HAS MEETING
CANYONVILLE, Sept. C The
M. E. ladies aid met at the homo
of Mrs. Barbara Hopkins Thursday,
Sept. 1. Mrs. Harriett Pardeo led
the devotlonals. Plans f jr Hho- ba
zaar and supper were discussed,
the date of tho bazaar to be given
at a later meeting. Other business
matters were talked over, also it
was a surprise birthday gathering
for Mrs. Hopkins. She received sev
eral cards, . handkerchiefs and
flowers, also a cake carrier from
mem hem of tho aid. Those present
were Mcsdames Pui'deo, DubcU, Lit
Illanc, Cain, Hamlin, Young, Hos
fonl. Ilurnett, Jackson, Crockett,
T.Icfiee and Alice May Mauley. The
nevt meeting will be ,Oct. fi. He-'
licious refreshments and n lovely
birthday cako wore served later In
tho afternoon.
W1FNFR ROAST IS
ENJOYED BY BOYS
GLENDALE, Sept. 9. M r s.
Fred Morev entertained a group
of boys with n wiener and marsh1
mallow roast Wednesday evening,
honoring her brothers, Art nnd Er
vin Stevens, of. Roseburg. who
are visiting at the Morey home.
The evening was spent plnyjng
softball nnd other games, after
which the wieners were roasted In
the outdoor fireplace on the lawn.
Those enjoying the affair were
the guests of honor. Art and Er
vln Stevens. Leroy Vaughn, noug
hts Ashman. Don Harbour, Jack
Spnrks, Uillie Lewallen, Hi Hie
Uohyns and Stanley Mitchell. j
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RIDDLE EASTERN I
STAR HAS MEETING
RIDDLE. Sept. 9. The local
chapter of the Eastern Star held !
their first meeting in the new Ma
sonic temple Tuesday evening,
having been on vacation during
the summer months. About
twenty-five wero present. After
the business session the members
were served refreshments In the
dining room the party ' being giv
en in honor of Etta Mosthaf. who
has served the chapter long and
faithfully os secretary. Mrs.
Mosthaf was presented with a
lovely tray.
ENJOYABLE PARTY
HELD BY CLASS
CAMAS VALLEY. Sept, 8. The
junior Sunday fchool class with
their teacher. Miss Lula Roberts
enjoyed a swimming party and
picnic supper at "Smltty's place"
down the canyon Friday after
noon. Those attending were Geneva
Huntley. Polly Roberts. Lorlne
Perry, Ruby McCai.n, Lula Ro
berts. Marcus Ilrown. Donald Iiw
son, Don Coon. Delbert Huntley
and Jack Church.
POETS CORNER
WHICH IS BEST
By 0. M. L.EEPER
I looked
Just aa the moon sunk
Beyond the hill;
I thought
And the beauty of It
Was with me still. ' ,
Ah, but which is best '
In our small sky
A drifting moon.
Or the peaceful memorler
Our thoughts supply.
COUPLE HONORED AT
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
SUTHERMN. Sept. 9. Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Lehne, recent newly,
weds, wero honored by a party of
friends and neighbors Tuesday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jake FranclH at Fair Oaks, spon
sored by the Industrial club. The
evening was spent In playing
games and delicious refreshments
were served at a late hour. Those
enjoying tho evening were: Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Lehne, honor
Fiiests, Mrs. n. U. Lehne, Mr. and
Mrs. n. E. Woodroffe. of nose
burg, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Manning, Mrs.
Peter Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Wall!. Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Har
vey. Mr. nnd Mrs. nick Valentine.
Mrs. Clarence Frnser, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Norvnl Cockeram. Mrs. Clif
ford Flory. Mi', nnd Mrs. Archie
Moore, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jake Francis!
Miss Stella and Frances Litrsen,
Miss Mary Sellers, Miss Virginia
nnd Cenevicve Smith, Miss Jessie
Mario Manning, Miss Vera and
Vr.rlle Glldorsleeve, Miss Venetta
Frnsor, Miss Lillian Linilhe. Miss
Hetty Lou and Charlene Moore,
Miss Jncqueliue Flory, Lawrence
I-arsen, w. O. Gililersleeve, James
Smith, Billy. Myron and Joan Ad
ams. Dale and Hurdetle Harvey.
The Fair Oaks Industrial club pre
sented Mr. and Mrs. Lehne with
a lovely gift f silver.
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RELIEF REBEKAH
LODGE MEETS
RIDDLE, Sept. 9. Relief Re
bekah lodge No. 185 mot Wednes
day evening in regular session
with C. A. Dcnn in the chair. Sis
ter Dean, the lodge musician, was
ill and not able to attend. Twenty-one
members and visitors were
present. Sister Lizzie Crow was
nominated as noble grand to fill
out the unexpired term of Gene
vieve Cornutt, our late departed
sister. For the good of the order
each member was requested to
give a number on the program.
Willainetta Logsdon was the
guest of honor at tho birthday
party Knowing the business ses
sion nnd was presented with a
gift. The dining table was beau
tifully decorated with pink, flow
ers and greenery and a huge an
gel cake also decorated in ' pink
and green graced the center. The
cake was prepared by Sister ner
tha Illundell, who with Lizzie
Crow and Oma Kellar formed the
committee for tiie evening.
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W. C. T. U. HAS
INTERESTING MEETING "
GLIONDALE, ' Sept. 9. The
Glendalo W. C. T. II. met at the
homo of Mrs. J. IC. Howard at Fir
Poim Tuesday afternoon, at which
time they planned their program
for the 'coming winter. They nl
so nrranged for the organization
or a local L. T. L.. of which Mrs.
Elizabeth Wlnchell will be in
charge. The report on the no
tional convention recently held at
San Frnucisco was read and the
members discussed attending the
county convention in , Roseburg
Sept, 12. The ladies eiHo'-od re
froshmenls nt. the close of the aft
ernoon. TIioho in attendance In-,
eluded Mrs. C. E. Young, presi
dent. Mrs. C. O. Garrett, Mrs.
Wlnchell, Mrs. Hark, Mrs. R. B.
finrdnnr and tho hostess, Mrs.
Howard.
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JUNIOR C. E. GROUP
HAS MASQUERADE PARTY
GLENDALE, Sept. 9. T I e
members of the Junior Christian
Endeavor society enjoved a mas
querade party In the church base
ment Thursday evening, many
vel testumes being displayed.
After an evening spent In playing
games. Vefreshments were served )
to Mrs. Harry Older, adviser, i
Mrs. Sam Taylor, a visitor from
Gnsquet, Calif.. Mary Ruth Spnrks.
Doll, Hetty and Esther Harbour,
Mabel and Marian Nixon, Eleanor
Pruner, Margaret and Tiny Gui-
terrlez. Dorothy Reed. Joe and Al
bert Wlnchell. Sally and Lynne
Tripp. John Harbour nnd Phyllis
Smith.
MRS. WOODS HOSTESS
TO THIMBLE CLUB
RIDDLE, Sept. !). Mrs. John
Woods was hostess for the Ladies
Thimble club at her home Thurs
day afternoon. The ladles enjoy
ed an afternoon of sewing nnd
visiting and at the close of the
afternoon were served dainty re
freshments by the hostess.
O-WA-ISSA GROUP TO
MEET ON SATURDAY
The O-W'a-lssn Cmnn Fii-n m-nnn
will hold an Important meeting nt I
ten o clock Saturday mnrniitcr.
September 10, nt 'the home of
Anita Young nt 220 South Kane
street. All members are urged to
De present.
LOCAL NEWS
Rt,arn rmm Vwsil,. ( - 1
and Lucia, have returned to their
home in Knsebiirg from a three
wpelrn' V!l r.l t Irttl onunt In ll,n .ni-
inces of Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Canada, visiting relatives and en
joying a sightseeing tour.
Visitlna Here Mr. nnd Mrs.
Cameron MacKlllon and son, Rus
sell, of Long Fieach. Cnllf.. arrived
here Wednesday to visit until Sun
day with Mr. nnd Mrs. P. T. Mtlbnr
on East Ijine street. They vlll be
accompanied south Sundav as far
an uerkeley, Calif., by Miss Oay
Bubar. who will return to her
studies at Cniverslty of California,
where she is a senior. Miss Gay
miliar arrived here this morning to
remain over for the Kinney-Voting
wedding tomorrow night. She Is tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. T.
Pnbnr
SIDE GLANCES
COPR. 1936 BY UFA SERVICE. INC. T M. RE1 V. S. AT.
"Gregory knows Ihc Iicad waiter awfully well. He prob
ably will come, over and cbat with us before, wc leave."
, Dy "DING" DARLING
The ancestors of our domestic
duck
The wild duck of countries
nround the world, . from Japan to
Frunce, from Mexico to Siberia,
from Panama to Holland, tite mal
lard.
Of the marsh ducks, the dippers
and dabblers that dive but seldom,
and feed in the shallows of ponds,
lakes and marshes, the mallard and
its cousin the black duck, are by
far the most conspicuous.
The original breeding ranp;G of
the mallard included practically
every state in the Union. By
stream and lake, in innumerable
little pond holes every where there
was water and sedge, the "green
head" drake and modest brown hen
reared their broods.
The1 frenzy for clearing the last
square rod of wild land, for ditch
ing, draining and cultivating, drove
the mallard from much of Us old
resting territory and yet the mal
lard remains the first known ami
moat prolific species of our Amer
ican waterfowl. Probably more
mallard are hatched in this coun
try than any other species of wild
duck,
Visits Barnyards
The old wild duck that quacks
is the mallard. Its voice being the
same ns that of tho domestic vn -
ricty. In fact wild mallard so read-
ily mingle with barnyard stock anil ,
adapt themselves to domestication
that it has been difficult to keep
pure-bred wild stock for experi-
mental purposes and re stocking i
experiments. ...
The hosts or mallard pouring up
nnd down the Mississippi valley j
have, in former years, been too
vast Tor any reasonable estimate
to be made of their numbers. But I
civilization, with its twin menaces , alg0 b(1(m ,)ut n on Ul0 ct-ol'r
of drainage and drouth, pasturing f tho nKnwllv t0 jease Klrk
cattle on the remaining grassy , Gmu,B
marshes and the heavy slaughter r Cl lBS' McClllm ad Mr. Porter en
in years when there was no closed , , ft tr, of aeve.lU ,ays , die
season or bag limit has taken Its v,cl,,ty of Kckloy. Curry county,
toll of even this most common t woek Thny wonl Dy i.oweni
species. ., , 1 and took Irvill Thompson with
Now they're on the upgrade nnd . ,. .i.i.. ,ii . i look
just so long ns wc allow ourselves
to kill less than we hatch and rear ,
each year they may lie expected to
Increase. The length of season and
. I .,.l ullnn,llllF
Ml.l! (II U.IK lllllll lli:ii iiiio . ..- .
on how rapidly we restore the pop
ulation to adequate numbers by
Intelligent management.
CAMAS VALLEY
c A l A G V1M RV Sunt n Mrs.
John Harmsen has been quite 111
at her nome. Mrs. 10111 i nmi-,.-hunt
helped with her housework
part of last week.
Paul Jones came home from the
Myrtle Point hospital the first of
!.., ..-t.r.lj' I4i nr,n In lm Ill-OVlllg
as much as possible Blnce his nccl-
dent but Is still very painiui.
Pnc. lli'nu-n nrrlved in the Val
ley Monday. He is making prepar
ations for tne llrsl 01 scnooi which
will be September 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Denn and
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dcnn came
home from the hop fields the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drown and
son. Marcus, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Lawson and children, Donald and
Joanne. Uruce. Dick anil Krnest
Wheeler, attended the community
fair at Looklngglass Thursday.
Mrs. Alvin Allen and two small
sons called on friends here Friday
morning. She stopped over for a
few hours while on her way to San
Diego, Calif., where the Aliens
will make their home this year.
Mr. Allen is already in San Dicw,
having gone there a short time ago
l ... rl,-amnt roUeUM. Where Il6
attended summer school, lniring the
school year sir. Alien win ie-i. ...
night sessions of high school In
San Diego in connection with adult
education and will also work part
time to finish his degree at Clare
mont college.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Coon, their
daughter. Mrs. Art Bellows and
two small daughters, Betty and Col
leen ,and an elder daughter, MrB.
James Morgan and two small
daughters. Joanne and Darlene. all
nt Klnmi'h Fall", arrived Thiir"-
By, George Clark
OFF.
day night to visit relatives here.
They stayed with Mr. and Mrs.
Deo Coon and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Church. Saturday night Mr. and
Mrs. Kohert Meude and four chil
dren from near Klamath Falls ar
rived at the home of Mrs. Meade's
brother, Dee Coon. The Meades
left for their home Monday morn
ing, taking Mrs. G. L. Coon, to the
home of her brother, John Wilson,
at Winston to visit until the other
party returned homo Tuesday.
Donald Balcomh and his chum,
Robert McGee, of Modoc Point,
Kluinalh county, came through the
valley early Saturday morning and
had breakfast at the home of Mr
and Mrs. T. G. Iiwhoii, Tho hoys
are working at night in a mill at
Modoc Point and left on a three
dav vacation trip as soon ns they
wore off thelrVhift about midnight
Krlduy night. They went on to
wards the coast and also planned
on going to Portland and to see
Donald's Bister, June Uulcomb at
MuMinnvllle.
Hex and Warren Dick of Alio
phuny spent the woek-end at tho
home of their father, It." V. Dick.
Abblo Lnwson of Portland, and
Mrs. W. H. Plcktborn and son,
Wallace, of Arlington, spent Sun
day and Monday at the home of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Lawson, returning to Port
land late Monday afternoon. The
uiwson family and Mrs. Pickthorn
i nd son spent Sunday at the
coast.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Jog Wilson and
son of Teninile wero business visi
tors In tho valley Tuesday after-
Ml. nI1,i MrH ,irlan Wiley have
im)VRI from Iiomoto to spend
,ho ,vntcr. They aro at present
BiyI1K wm, the rormcr's father,
rjliurleB Wiley.
Mn Tom Whisenhunt lias been
pick),,,, Unos part of the timo at
'penmiln.
Hond Patrolman C. W. Perry.
witn fw helpers. Is putting III
n m,w bri,KO nn the west side load
nciwonn j(. vy. Kicks and Owen
tllgs(,1s Tne hafl bevn
,.,,, ,,t, a now culvert
(n0 mRU,or w,1,,.h , supposed
bo ,om,,wliore , Ulo mountains
region, but their search
'-,
WHS UII...X..1.1.
HOUNDS USED IN
HUNT FOR WOMAN
ASTORIA. Ore.. Sept. D. (AP)
Two bloodhounds were enlisted
today In the search for Mrs. Paul
West. 55, who disappeared from
her husband's dairy farm yester
day. A posse of 75 officers and civ
ilians scoured the brushy hills in
search of Mrs. West yesterday.
She recently returned from a visit
to her native Norway and had
hen In poor henlth.
WANDA ARMOUR
TEACHER OF PIANO
Degree University of Washington
' KRNR ORGANIST
Studio at 404 West Douglas
2 blocks from Junior High
GRADED COURSE WITH CREDITS
REGISTRATION OPENS TUESDAY
FORMER PUPILS ASKED TO REGISTER EARLY
RAPID ADVANCEMENT GUARANTEED
Technique, Style and Expression
ATTRACTIVE RATE3 TO TERM OF LESSONS
Local
News
; Shops Here Mrs. Rny "Wright,
or Days Creek, spent yesterday In
this city; shopping and visitlug.
Here From Green Mrs. Thom
as Havens, of Green, was here
sno))jng uiul visitms mends yes
terday. Mrs. Wa I te H ere M nt. Don g
las VVaito. of North Deer creek,
spent Thursday in this city visU
and shopping. ,
Mr. Wycong Here Gus Wy
snng. ronroscntative of the Pa
cific Stationery and Printing
ccinpany, Portland, was here
Thursday on business.
Leaves 1 for School Joe Par
geter, .of this city, left Wednes
day night for Seattle to attend
school this fall. He has heen e in
ployed at the Valley hotel.
Here on Business William R
Shields. Jr.. special arent for
Hartford Accident and Indemnity
company. Portland, was a busi
ness visitor in ItoseLurg Thu ra
ti ay.
Returns Here Robert E. Mc-
Kean. who has been visiting nt
the home or his uncle and aunt,
Mr. ami Mrs. Sid ' Schloeman nt
Corvallis, 1ms returned hero to
make proparntions for entering
O regon Slate college ns a fresh
man this fall.
Arrive From Washington Mr.
and Mrs. V. S. Martin, of Pnyal
liili. Wash., arrived here Thursday
to visit at the home of the hitter's
sisters. Mrs. H. O. Paruetor and
Mrs. Kdyth Ciilmour. and mother,
Mrs. Mary Northcraft. , En routo
hero they stopped at Monmouth to
visit the C. II. McKnight family.
Return From Trip Mr. and
Mirs. J M. Mc.fi own n and their
son nud tiuui;hter-ln-hiw, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul McCIowun Jr., linve re
turned to their homes here, fol
lowing a vacation trip of several
days tto the enast. Tv wore Inin
er n't Coipiillo by Mr. and Mm.
Albert Pleruy, who accompanied
them to Gold Bench, Crescent
City, Calif., tho Oregon caves and
several points of Interest on (lie
coast.
Visiting ' Here Miss Eugenia
Virden, of Corvallis, is here visit
ing her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. I), H. Shainbrook, on North
Jackson street, until after tho
wedding Saturday night of Miss
Htliola Kinney and Leo Young.
Her sistrtf, Miss Louise Virden,
of CorvaliiH, accompanied by Mrs.
w. M. MeKnchorn and daughter.
Miss Audrey, left today Tor Port
land "to visit for Heveral (lays.
Arrives Thursday Ieo Young.
of lone, Ore., arrived here Thurs
day and will marry Miss ICthota
Kinney Saturday evening at tho
Methudlst Episcopal church. His
brother, Clair Young, of Corval
lis, arrived hero today and wili
act as best man at the weddhur.
Miss El In Henuiirh; of Port!?"?!,
who will act as maid of honor,
and Miss Theresa Conn, of Eu
gene, bridesmaid, arrived here to
day for the wedding.
Here's
When
and
ff ri H i
Where fJOCTJ
Chicken nnd noodle supper nt
Klgaroso church Sat unlay eve
ning, Sept. lh. Crochet bed
spread given away. Public in
vited. And How
This space Is free to any or
nniantion wishing to announce
notfeo of meetings. Please
phono or leave announcements
nt Mac's Market. Phone 39.
iff
r4Lo
Here From Riddle Theodore
Woygant, of Kiddle, spent yester
day ii) this city on business.
Glide Visitor , i-iere George H.
Tieid, of Glide, ' was a business
visitor in thih city yeaterdny.
Mr. Starr Here Felix Starr, of
Oakland. ; attended to business
here fo; a tuw hours yesterday.
Seattle 'Visitor Here Mrs. VI!
bur .every, of Seattle, formerly
Ethel Marks of Koneburg. has ar
rived here to sj;end a week with
her pare n tn, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Marks. . .
Under noen Minor Operation
Betty l.ou UenetliciC. daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. M. Benedick, of
Dlllard, had her tons! hi removed
ye3terday by Dr. A, C. Kcely.
Back From Fair Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. O rn vea havo returned to
their home on Brock way street,
following n few days in Salem at
tending the stato fair and visit
ing their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Eloyd Groves.
Will Teach at Halsey Miss
Anunhetle l-'isher. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fisher of this city,
will teach homo economics In tho
Halsey high school this coming
year. Mimi Fisher was graduated
from Oregon Stalo college In Juno.
Supper Announced Tlx Eden
Ladies tAid of tho Elgarose
church has announced a benefit
supper for Saturday night at the
church, at which fine tho cro
fohelrd Imdnprond t iade by tho
ladies will be given away. Tho
supper and social is open to the
public.
Vacationing Mr. a n d M rs.
Herbert Groves and two children,
Carolyn nnd Ronald, have left for
a week's vacation lo be spent in
Salem attending tho ntatn fair
and visiting the former's brother,
Floyd Groves, and In Kilverlon
visiting Mrs. GrovoV brother and
Mlster-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Carl
Wilson.
Leave for East Dr. and Mrs.
G. C. Flnlay, of this city, Ml to
day for Chicago, whore the for
mer will tako a six weeks' course
in dentistry. Following their stay
In Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. Flnlay
plan to spend Iw:; wee!:!: at his
former hoiNti city of llattlo Creek,
Mich., visiting relatives, before
returning to itnscburg. ,
Stop Here Thursday Professor
W. S. Drown, chief of tho division
of horticulture at (ho Stato collego,
with his family, spent a fow hours
In Kosnhurg Thursday morning on
his way to Med ford lo study new
developments in tho pear packing
plants of tho lingua river valley,
They will, return lo Corvallis by
way gf Klanmth, F11h, wboro lhey
will visit MlHs.Graf'o lliown, their
daughter, who Is teaching in tho
Klamath Falls high school.
Today and Saturday
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Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c
Coming Sunday
Wiww turn
MICHAEL WHALE N
LYNN BAPI
New Deal Choice1
in Empire State
James H. fay. New York dep
uty collector of internal rev
enue, is out to take the Demo
cratic nomination away from
Representative Juhri J. O'Con
nor, who hejpcd block mucT:
JIow Deal legislation, from ttis
post on the rules committee.
Administration support is ex
pected for Fa.
Board Meeting Tonight The
official board of tho First Metho
dist church and the Sunday school
hoi rd will meet this evening at
7:30 at tho church.
Enjoy Trip Albert Mlllnr, Joo
Campbell, of South Umpuuu Fnlls,
and Sandy McDonald have return
ed here, following a rour-day trip
to coast points north to Astoria
and back via Itend and Cm tor lako.
Vacationing Mrs. John M. Clif
ford, extension socretury at tho
State college at Corvallis, and Mrs.
Clifford, have been spending their
vacation at the Mount Alto ranch
on tho North Umpqua river. Tho
Cliffords aro former residents of
Garden valley.
Return Here Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Hadalmugh, of Visalla, Calir., re
turned hero today from Portland to
spend a few days, before returning
homo. They wore guests for lunch
eon today at tho homo of Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Wonthorford on the
North Pacific highway.
TODAY AND SATURDAY
An Epic of the Great Southwest
Preview Saturday Night
TENTH AVENUE KID"
Queen of the Silvery
Skates in her newest
....
and greatest triumph
HENIE GREENE
in
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JOAN DAVIS
CESAR ROMERO
BUDDY EBSEN
ARTHUR TREACHER - GEORGE BARBIER
LOUISE HOVICK BILLY GILBERT
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Mats. 25c
Eves. 35c
Kiddles 10c
H- IMnnt
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Visiting Pew Days Mrs. C. D.
Gleun and daughter, Mlis( Patricia,
of Glide, went to' Kilgbns yesterday
to spend a few days visiting
friends. ' '
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Home Frsm Portland Mrs.
ktlry lies 'has returned to her
home in this city, following a vi
it in Portland with relatives and
friends.
Home From Eugene Mr. and.
Mrs. E. s. Hull nnd son, Stephen
Allen, have returned to their
home on Militury street, following
the past' several months' In Eu
gene, wnere ' tho former attended
University; of Oregon summe'r ses
sions. ' ; '
Making Trip by Bicycle Albert
Tenney or West Orange, New Jer
sey, has been visiting Mi and Mrs.
Charles A. Brand. Mr. Tenney, a.
cousin or Mr. Hraud, is making a
bicycle trip around the rim of tho
United States. Ho started a week
after graduating from Harvard last
commencement nud to date bus
covered about -1,500 miles.
Visit at Brand Home Dr. Dan
Snell, osteopathic physician who
formerly practiced in Koscburg, and
Mrs, Snell, now of l.os Angeles, ar
rived last Sunday for a couplo of
dins' visit at the Hrand home on
Winchester streei, Mrs. Snell was
formerly Juliette Sussmilch, of Gar
den valley. They have been spend
,ing a two weeks' vacation along the
California and Oregon coast and
doing soimi fishing in tho Klamath
river.
Try
Model Bakery's
Non Acid
Bread?
Having much lees starch .
than other breads makes
It less fattening.
No refined sugar Is used,
consequently It contains
an invert or negative
sweetening Instead of pos
itive, which Is Important
to all bread users.
BUY IT FROM
YOUR GROCER
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