ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1938.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
P.N.G. CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
KrTilKItUN, Dee. 12 The Tost
Noble Grand club met Wednesday
afternoon ullh Mm. 'Mabel Ron as
hostess. A delicious one o'clock
luncheon was served on a Iohk ta
ble bavins three decorated Christ
mas treen arranged along It. Fol
lowing the luncheon, .Mrs Serepta
Kaucurman presided at (he busi
ness meeting, after which an ex
change oT gfftK am) some games
were enjoyed. Those attending
the. ari'alr worn Mrs. Cora Allen,
Mrs. KHa Wegner, .Mis. Anna llan
kerson, Mrs. Mertha Uarge, Mrs.
lielle Cook, Mrs. ('Inirlotte Parker,
Mrs. Ruth Manning, Mrs. Viola
Shamp, .Mrs. Juno Shamp, Mni. Ann
Hall, Mrs. Leona Slack, Mrs. Min
nie I Inrtsborn, Mrs. 1'earl Hand,
Mrs. I'earl Maby, Mrs. Ida Pinks
ton, Mrs. Kavilla liumber, -Mrs.
Maude Culver, Mrs. Sorepta Sau
nennan. Miss Jessie Marie M mi
ning. Miss Norma Hundy and the
hostess, Mrs. Hons.
PRESBYTERIAN AID TO
MEET ON THURSDAY
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid so
ciety will meet at its annual one
thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon and
party Thursday at the church par
lors with Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Chester
Morgan, Mrs. E. L. Knapp. Mrs.
Earl Agee, Mrs. Ilublah Thomson
and Mrs. II. II. Griusted as hos
tesses. Members and guests attending
have been asked to bring an inex
pensive Christmas gift to exchange.
Mrs. Earl Ullrich, president, will
conduct the business meeting ami
Mrs. W. L.. Scott will present the
devotions.
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M. E, LADIES AID
MEETS THURSDAY
SUTHERLIN. December 12 The
ladies of the .Methodist Ladies Aid
held their meeting Thursday at the
social rooms of the church with
Mrs. P. A. Comstock, Mrs. Walter
Slater and Mrs. F. L. Young as
hostesses. Following the usual
business meeting ifts wero ex
changed from a large beautifully
trimmed tree. Two games in which
Mrs. Lloyd Cameron and Mrs. Juno
Shamp were winners, were enjoy
ed and a reading was given by Mrs.
Chris Rachman. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess
es to about fifty guests.
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EASTERN STAR HAS
REGULAR MEETING
RIDDLE, Dee. 12 The local
chapter of the Eastern Star met in
regular session Tuesday evening
with a good attendance present.
Maud Acker, worthy matron, pre
sided. After the business session
the officers of the lodge. Maud Ac
ker. Lillian Rail, Ella Hamlin nnd
Orace Rocker, entertained in honor
of the past matrons of the order.
Dainty refreshments were served
at a table decorated with lighted
candles nnd bowls of fruit. Maud
Acker, retiring worthy matron, pre
sented eacli of her officers with tt
lovely gift.
DANCING PARTY TO
BE HELD FRIDAY
A delightful dancing party will
be sponsored by St. George's Epis
copal guild Friday evening at
nine o'clock at the Klks temple
with Keith Phillips' orchestra fur
nishing the music. Members and
friends are most cordially invited
to enjoy the affair, w hich is the
second of a series of dancing par
ties to be given to raise funds for
the church building. Mrs. Robert
Kelly, assisted by Mrs. T. C. Wat
son, will have charge of arrange
ments. E. A. Post will have charge
of the Paul Jones dances and Miss
Helen Casey and Mrs. Paul Jen
kins will give a demonstration or
the Lambeth Walk.
MOTHERS CLUB HAS
PIE SOCIAL PROGRAM
YON'CALLA, Dec. 13. Tho Moth
ers club of the grade school pupils
hehl a pie social and program
Thursday evening ill the gym. An
amateur program was enjoyed
with prizes being won by Mrs.
Gertrude Stout's group. Miss Vera
Thompson, who yodeled. Leffter
llllckenstalf and E. Sunderlin, with
mandolin and guitar duet, Max
Main and I,. Wormnn, vocal duet,
Wheoler sisters, vocal duet, Nor
man Main, a solo and Joyce Hill
ings, n tap dancing number. The
club realized $21.00 which will go
toward serving hot lunches for the
grade school children.
COOKIE MATINEE TO
BE SPONSORED FRIDAY
A most cordial invitation has
been extended by the Daptist La
dies Aid to the general public to at
tend u delightful cookie matinee
and tea to be held from two to
five o'clock Friday afternoon at tho
Rosoburg Woman's club bouse.
Cookies and cookie recipes will
be one sale. Tea will be served and
an interesting musical program
will be presented hiring the tea
hours.
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RIDDLE GRANGE HAS
FINE MEETING
RIDDLE, Dec. 13. The Riddle
grange met in regular session
Thursday evening, at which time
officers were installed for both the
Riddle and Azalea granges. Mrs.
Alice Gnff, with her staff of offi
cers from tho Melrose grange, was
prcsenL and put on the installation
ceremony. An enjoyable social hour
followed the business session nnd
refreshments were served. About
seventy were present to enjoy the
occasion.
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EASTERN STAR SOCIAL
CLUB IS ENTERTAINED
ULRN'DALK. Ore., Dec. 13.
Mrs. Percy Williams and Mrs.
Harry St umbo were hostesses to
the Kastern Star Social club at
the homo or the former at Wolf
Creek Wednesday afternoon. Aft
er il short business meeting, vis
iting and sewitm were the inver
sions of the afternoon. At the
close of the social hour, delicious
refreshments were served to Mrs.
Kma Humphrey, Mrs. Frank Wood
ley, Mrs. (lilhert Olson, Mrs. (i. II.
Ashman, Mrs. lioy Itoblnson,
Mrs. W. W Meissner. Mrs. It. K.
Place, Mrs. Karl McMullin, Mrs.
W. T. Harbour, Mrs. F N. Hnr
rell, Mrs. Dale Norton, Mrs. .lulin
Hugen, Mrs. C Hugmi. Mrs. Dora
Harper and Mrs. Ilubj lingen.
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LADIES AID SOCIETY
HAS FINE MEETING
CAM AS VAI.LKY, Hoc. 13. The
Ladles Aid met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Dee
Coon. Following tho devotions
the usual reports were heard ami
plans talked over for a sale oT
some kind after the holidays. A
silver offering was taken. One
new momber, Mrs. Welcome
Combs, was taken into tho Aid,
Those present were Mrs. Klhel
Hi-own. Mrs. Jannet Huntley,
Mrs. Vera Standley, Mrs. Ilessle
Wheeler. Mrs Nora Hovle. Mrs.
Ktoso KJinnaii, Mrs. , Welcome
Combs and Die hostesH, Mrs. Coon.
TRI-SQU ARE CLUB TO
MEET ON THURSDAY
The Trl-Rquaro Sewing club of
),. in t-Qt it;).. iUI fhiiii'h will bold
a delightful two o'clock meeting
and unriKimas party i uursuuy iul
ernooii at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. Alba Spaugh at 805
South Stephens street. A program
will bo presented and moso ai-
i.i...li,i.r li-.i-rt limiti niikod tn In-ill it
an inexpensive useful gift to ex
change. MISSIONARY CHRISTMAS
TEA TO BE THURSDAY
'The Home and Foreign Mission
ary society of tho Methodist Kpiseo
pal church have planned a joint
Christmas program meeting and tea
to be held at the church parlors at
two o'clock Thursday afternoon, to
which tho members of the Ulllard
and Sutherliu societies have been
invited as guests. Following the so
cial hour tea will be served.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY !
) The fiarden Valley Women's
club will bold its annual Christmas
i party at two o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon at the club bouse with Mrs.
W. IX Love acting as hostess. Mem
bers attending have been asked to
bring an inexpensive gift to ex-
hnnge.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The ladies of the Rosoburg
Country club will meet at 9:30
o'clock Thursday morning at the
club house for the weekly contract
bridge tournament play, to he fol
lowed by politick luncheon at 12:30
and golfing in the afternoon.
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PATCH AND CHAT CLUB
TO HOLD HOLIDAY PARTY
The Patch and Chat club will
hold its annual Christmas party
Thursday evening at the attractive
home of .Mr. nnd Mrs. K. A. Post
in Kdenbower. All members are
urged to be present.
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NORTH SI DE SUNSHINE
CLUB TO MEET
The annual one o'clock turkey
dinner and Christmas party of the
Norrtiside Sunshine club will be a
delightrul affair of Thursday at the
N. K. Fisher home at Kelley's Kor
ner. Members will exchange pillow
cases at the social hour. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
STUDY CLUB OF
FULLERTON TO MEET
The study club of Fnllerton
P.-T. A. will hold n very Interest
ing meeting at 2:30 o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon in the library of
the new school. The topic under
discussion will be Christmas and
tho child. All members of the
P.-T. A. "are welcome.
Bjr George Claric
TOM HATFIELD ENJOYS
80TH BIRTHDAY DINNER
AND RECEPTION
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Hatfield of South Deer creek were
guests at the home of their grand
children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hatfield, the occasion being a noon
dinner in honor of the 80lh birth
day of Mr. Hatfield.
Among the guests were Mr. nnd
Mrs. F.lmer McKean, Mr. and Mrs.
U. V. Hatfield, Mrs. C. W. Hatfield
of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hol-
man. their daughter Nellie and sons
.euthal and Klvoin of Salem, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Hatfield and son
Jimmie of Salem, Miss Violet Hat
field of Salem, Mrs. Warren Cloake,
Miss Barbara Cloake, Walden Hat
field. Lige Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Hatfield and son Pat and Mrs.
Mess Ingram.
Following the dinner all motored
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jtoy
Hatfield where a reception was
held In honor of their father.
The beautiful farm home of Mr.
und Mrs. Hoy Hatfield was throng
ed with friends of Tom, as he is
known to his neighbors in the com
munity, over 125 being present dur
ing the afternoon to -congratulate
him and partake of the dainty re
freshments. Mr. Hatfield was tho
recipient of ninny beautiful giftH
to commemorate the occasion.
MELROSE GRANGE HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
MELROSE, Dec. 13. The Mel
rose grange met at the grange hall
Tuesday evening with thirty-two
members present. ,
The grange elected for their
executive committee for the ensu
ing year V. S. Woodruff, J. F. Hone
brake and Mr. Young nnd Mrs.
Edith Florence Kelley as their mu
sician. The worthy master reported that
Professor English from the Oak
land high school and a group of
entertainers would put on two one
act plays at the grange hall Thurs
day evening, December 15, and
Hint no admission would be charg
ed, but refreshments would be sold
mid proceeds to be used for benefit
of the grange.
A splendid report was made on
the national grange by all members
attending from Melrose grange.
Home economics committee re
ported that following the next
grange meeting of December 20, n
Christmas party and birthday party
would be enjoyed for all grange
members and their families. i
Worthy Lecturer Margaret
Reece had prepared nn enjoyable
program of games and guitar nnd
harmonica music and songs by Roy
ickstrom nnd Oscar Houser.
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MRS. JOSEPH BROWN
HONORED AT SHOWER
CAMAS VALLEY, Dee. 13.
Mrs. John Harmsen nnd Mrs. Ar
thur Rrown honored their sister-in-law,
Mrs. Joseph Rrown, with a
shower Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock at her home. Many dainty
and useful gifts were presented to
Mrs. llrown. After the gifts were
opened and admired by those
present refreshments were served
by the hostesses. Those present
were the honor guest, Mrs. Joseph
Itrown, Mrs. Anna Martindale,
Mrs. Daisy Kirkemlall. Mrs. Nellie
Si-?gel, Mrs. Charles Cleveland,
M rs. Nora Hoy le, M rs. Rose K i n
nan, Mrs, Carrie Walsh, Mrs. Net
tie Hollenheck, Mrs. Narcissus
Standley. Mrs. Ressie WheeieT,
Mrs. Ruth Lawson, Mrs. Packard,
Mrs. Welcome Combs, Mrs. Elsie
Ha ker, Mrs. Frank La n g e , Mis.
Nelson, Mrs. Ina Wakefield and
the hostesses, Mrs. HarniHen and
Mrs. Hrown.
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MR. AND MRS. CONN
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
MELROSE, Dec. 13. Mr. and
Mrs. K. L. Conn entertnlned with a
most enjoyable turkey dinner at
their attractive home Sunday aftPr
noon.
The dinner table was attractive
ly decorated In tall yellow tapers
and yellow chrysanthemums. Cov
ers were placed for Mr. nnd Mrs.
F. A. Ooff of Hoseburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kruse and daughter.
Di.rlene. Miss Arvella Huffington.
Chub Handy. Duane Conn and the
hosts, Mr. and Mm. K. L. Conn.
Cards were enjoyed during the
evening bourn. .
E"A STERN STAR TO
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
AT LARGE AFFAIR
One of the most Interesting af
fairs of the week will be the in
stallation of the P.I39 officers of
Hoseburg chapter of Eastern Star
lit eight o clock Thursday evening
at the Masonic, temple. Members
ind visiting members are most
cordially invited to be present.
.Mrs. alter Hercher, worthy
matron, will arrive here from her
home in Salem to preside over the
meeting.
Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly. Install
ing officer, Mrs. V. J. Micelli, in
stalling marshal; Mrs. F. i. Hurr,
musician, and Mrs. H. D. Williams,
installing chaplain, will install
the following elected officers:
Mrs. Frances Lintntt, worthy ma
tron: J. D. Osborn, worthy patron;
Mrs. A. H. layior, associate ma
tron; Rev. S. Rnynor Smith, .asso
ciate patron; Mrs. Maurice J. New
land, conductress; Mrs. S. J.
Shoemaker, associate conduct
ress; Miss Ethel Webb, secretary,
md Miss Pearl Jones, treasurer.
Die appointive officers of (he
worthy matron will also bo in
stalled. Refreshments will be served by
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker, general re
freshment chairman for the year
193S, assisted by the .visiting mem
bers Including: Mrs. George Me
Hee, Mrs. Listou Darby, Mrs. .1. P.
Motschenbacher, Mrs. (J. W. Mar
shall, Mrs. T. G. Watson, Mrs. C.
W. Wright, Mra. Olmsehied, Mrs.
Helen Sh reeve nnd Miss Lois
Ford.
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MRS. DULLEY IS
HONORED AT PARTY
CLENDALE, Ore.. Dec. 13.
Mrs. Herman Aydelott entertained
a large group of neighbors and
friends at a deltirhttul shower
parly Thursday afternoon honor
ing Mrs. Alton Dulley. The aft
ernoon was spent opening and dis
playing the many lovely gills re
ceived by the honor guest and in
sewing and visiting. Dainty re
freshments were served at the
close of the afternoon. Thoso at
tending the affair included the
guest of honor, Mrs. Dulley, Mrs,
Arnold Pfaff, Mrs. M. L. Fiost,
Mrs. Emmett Helcher. Mrs. C. H.
AMstin, Mrs. Henry Howard. Mrs.
John Hartle, Mrs. Melvin Johnson.
Mrs. M. R. Van Dyke. Mrs. Ivan
Hartle, Mrs. Hetty Adamsnn. Mrs.
R. E. Place, Mrs. Fred Hurtle,
Mrs. Roy Wilson, Mrs. Morris
Swank, Mrs. Paul Swank, Mrs.
Paul Hartle, Miss Laura R-tcss,
Mrs. A. J. Raess, Mrs. Pli ley
Wiukelmun, Miss Mary 1C. Glenn
and the hostess, Mrs. Ayd'oU.
LADIES THIMBLE CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
RIDDLE, Deo. 13. Mrs. A. P.
Johnson was hostoas for the La
dies Thimble club, Thursday aft
ernoon at which time the club
held their annual Christmas party.
The room was gnily decorated in
the Yuletlde motif and a lighted
Christmas tree filled one corner
of the room. Gifts wuro distrl
-bated to the members and tho
children present. Dainty refresh
ments of salad, Christmas cookies
and cocoa were served. Present
were Mra. Alfred Howard, Mrs.
Arthur PfulT, Mrs. C. 10. LogBdon,
Mrs. H. A. Crow, Mrs. O. V.
Logsdon, Mrs. John Woods, Mrs.
Oren Lcdgerwood, Mrs. Ernest
Riddle, Miss Helena Kiddle, Mrs.
lOvelyn Gardner, Mrs. Perry Cor
nutt, Mrs. G. L. Grant, Mrs. John
Hoyer, Mrs. Austin Wilson, Mrs.
Ernest Primer, Prlscilla Primer,
Jennie Howard, Kerry Adamson,
Jimmle Johnson und the hostess,
Mrs. A. P. Johnson.
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MRS. CASATI IS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
RIDDLE, Dec. 13. Mrs. Joseph
Casati entertained the Saturday
bridge club Dec. 10th, at her home
on the Canyouville road. After a
delicious one o'clock luncheon the
afternoon hours were spent at. play.
Present were Mrs. Paul Gary. Mrs.
Cora Cloud, Mrs. Sarah Phillips,
Mrs. Effle Idgerwood, Mrs. Miles,
Mrs. A. P. Johnson, Mrs. Evelyn
Gardner and the hostess, Mrs. Ca
sati. POETS CORNER
THE SOUL OF THINGS
Hy G. M. LEE PER
I love the beauty
In the soul of things
With nil it takes
And all It brings.
I love moments alone.
Unscathed by hitler thought,
Far from everything
Where Hie is nut.
I love the moaning wind
Tliat restless thing
And any passing fancy
II may bring.
I love Ihe dreary night
Across the window sill,
Hushed and silent,
The moon above Ihe hill.
And one small cloud
That drifted alone,
Yes, I love (hose things
For reasons of my own.
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PUBLIC URGED TO
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS
To help stamp out tuberculosis.
the Douglas county health unit has
asked the general public to assist
in the annual Christmas T. R. seal
sale, by purchasing as many seals
us possible during tho ensuing two
weeks.
It has been reported that many
residents f Douglas county were
missed in the mailing list of seals
sent out by the seal committee and
so the unit has arranged a booth in
the nostoffice lobby primarily to
make it easy for people to go mere
to purchase their Christmas seal
supply. Miss Hettfhelle Knott Is In
charge of the booth today and to
morrow Miss Lois Scbearer vm
have charge.
The booth will bo mnmtaineu
throughout the week nnd on Satur
day will be in charge of boys of
Scout Troop No. seven. The sup
port of the nubile for this most
worthwhile project has been roiicu
ed by the health unit committee in
charge of the seal sale drive.
KIWANIANS TO ENJOY
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
PARTY AT DINNER-DANCE
One of tho most delightful
events of the holiday season will
be the annual Christmas party of
the Kiwanis club, which will be tit
the form of a seven o'clock din
ner-dauce to be held at the Rivers-
dale grange hall next Tuesday
evening. December 20. to which all
Klwanians, their wives and tnvlt
ed guests have been asked to en
joy. Frnnklyn Voyt is acting ns gen
ernl chairman of tho affair and is
being assisted by T. H. Ness, E.
A. Hrilton, H. J. Corum nod Roger !
Hailey. Tho Indies of tho Rivers
dale grange will serve the turkey
dinner. W. E. Ott has charge of
the orchestra music for the dance.
RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO
MEET FRIDAY EVENING
Riversdale grange members and
their families have been invited to
enjoy n G:30 o'clock potluck sup
per Friday evening, December
at the hall. Those having birth
days In the last quarter will bo
guests of honor and iave been
asked to call Mrs. Elvin Cloake at
15-F-4 to notify her of their Inten
tions on being present at tho spe
cial birthday table. Those ai tend-
in'; the supper have been asked to
bring their own tablo service.
At 8:15 o'clock the regular
grange meeting will be held and
an Interesting program will bo pre
sented. All grange members arc
urged to be present.
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BENEFIT MOVIE TO
AID ROSE SCHOOL
MILK FUND THURSDAY
As a benefit affair for tho milk
fund of tho Rose school, "Hoy of
the Street," featuring Jackie Coop
er, will be shown at four o'clock
Thursday afternoon at both the
Indian and Rose theatres, to which
all children and parents are urged
to attend. This picture has been
highly recommended , by tho Par
ents magazine und the entire pro
ceeds of the pieturo showings at
four o'clock will go to tho Rose
school milk fund.
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DINNER GUESTS
AT KINSEL HOME
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Tnylor nnd
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Kent, of this
city, wero guests at n very lovely
dinner given Sunday evening by Mr;
and Mrs. W. R. Klnscl, at their
homo in Wilbur. Visiting was en
joyed during tho pleasant evening
hours.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
IS ANNOUNCED
December 21st hns been announc
ed ns the date of the annual Christ
mas party of (he Hoseburg Art and
Embroidery club, which will be held
at a six-thirty o'clock affair nt tho
Hoseburg Woman's clubhouse.
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V. F. W. POST AND
AUXILIARY TO MEET
Members of Patrick W. Kellev
post and auxiliary to Veterans of
Foreign Wars will enjoy u delight
ful social meeting Thursday eve
ning, December 15. The ladles
have been asked to bring cookies.
Kvoryone attending has been nak
ed to bring a gift to exchange.
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GUESTS OF MRS. WATZIG
FOR TURKEY SHOW DANCE
Among the many parties formed
for the turkey show dance was
given by Mrs. O. If. Wutzig. of this
city, who hud as her special guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Mux Poelilmann, of
Pctuliima, Calif.
C'.lvo the wife n 1(10 vlri?ln wool
hlmiki't, hI'h 72xSl. 'I'luwo film
lilankolH fur only lli.Ofi ut Pow
fHI'K Ilai'dwiin? Storn. Adv.
How To Relieve
Misery of Your
If you arc suffer
ing from a miner-
try this: Massage throat, chest, and
dock wim vicKS vapoivuu uii uvu
time. Then spread a thick layer on
chest and cover with warmed cloth.
VapoBub goes right to work to
bring relief two ways at once.
(1) street through the skin like a
poultice; (2) Direct to the Irritated
air-passages with Us medicated
vapors.
This poultice-vapor action loosens
phlegm-clears alr-pa&naHes-checks
tendency to cough relieves local
congestion.
Often. by morn- '
the cold Is over. W VAPORUB
Local
News
Sylmon Valley Club to Meet
The Sylmon Valley club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Dan Egly,
To Elect Officers Laurel Lodge,
No. 13, A. F. nnd A. M. will hold its
annual election of officers at 7:30
o'clock Wf lnesday evening at the
ItlUHtJIIIU LUIlipitt.
Get Marriage License James L.
Hreuning, 2H, und Carrie M. Wil
liams, 21, both of Glemlulo, ob
tained a mundane license nt Van
couver, Wash., yesterday.
Christmas Party The members
of St. Joseph's Catholic Ladles
Sewing society will hold their an
nual Christmas party and ex
change of gifts at the home of
Mrs. Lore a L. Miller ut Dillard
Wednesday afternoon.
Riversdale H. H. Club to Meet
The Riversdale Happy Hour
club will hold its annual turkey
dinner Wednesday at the Glenn
Cox home with Mrs. Dewey Kruse
as hostess at the Christinas
parly.
Mrs. Hawn Home Mrs. A. D.
lawu hns relumed to her home in
this city, following a week's visit
in Eugene with her son nnd daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
I lawn. ,
Returns Here Mrs. Chnrles R.
Collins has returned to her home
in the Kohlliageu apartments, fol
lowing the week-end in Portland,
where she was joined by her hus
baud, who is employed at Long
view, Wash.
All-Day Meeting The W. C. T.
IT. will hold nn all-day meeting,
noon potluck luncheon und program
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L.
C. Davis on South Main street.
Tho members will puck tho Christ-
nins box to bo sent to the chil
dren's farm homo ut Corvallls.
Leave For Home Mr. nnd Mrs.
William Christiansen, Mrs. Clif
ford Fowler and Miss Esther Ed
wards havo left for their homes In
Portluud, following a visit at tho
Oakland turkey show and remain
ing over the wevk-eud to visit rolu
tives. United Workers Class to Meet
Tho United Workers Sunday school
class of tho First Christian church
will hold Its monthly meeting at a
Christmas party Friday afternoon
ut two o'clock at the home of Mrs.
H. L. Hudson. Gifts will bo ex
changed and u Christmas . program
will be given.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday
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( Winner AnnouncedThe TJ. S.
I W. V. auxiliary has unnounced the
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: ns Mrs. D. E. Wells, of. this city.
Ill Several Days Mrs. J. Jan-Is
Robertson, office nurse to Dr. A.
C. Set'ly, has been 111 nt her homo
on Hlakeley street for tho past
flvo days.
K and R Club to Meet The K
and R club will hold its Christmas
party und exchange of gifts Wed
nesday nfternuon at the home of
Mrs. V. T. Jackson on South Main
street.
Rummage Sale Announced The
Riversdale grange homo economics
club hns announced a rummage sale
for all-day Thursday to he held hi
tho former Perrln repair shop build-
illK on Nortu jIU:ksou street.
Meeting Postponed The George
Stunner auxiliary past presidents
club's annual Christmas party, an
nounced for Friday at the homo of
Mrs. Hubert Wright, hns been in
definitely postponed.
Return From Chicago E. A.
Hrittnn, Douglas county 4-H club
leader; Lubrie Ritchie and Ray
mond Marr and Ernest Unrnth
have returned to Rosoburg, follow
ing u trip to Chicago to attend the
national stock show and 4-H clubs
congress.
No Meeting There will be no
meeting of the Ah-Neah Nika Camp
fire group this week. Tho annual
Christmas parly of the group has
been announced for the evening of
December 22nd to be held nt the
homo of the guardian, Mrs. Leslie
Cuminings, on Hnrrison street.
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