ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1938.
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
TURKEY BANQUET AND
DANCE ARE ENJOYED
YONCALLA, Dec. 28. Schieman
brothers were hosts at a t turkey
banquet and dunce, for their entire
mill ami uuods crew mid" their
wives and friends Friday evening
at the I. O. O. F. hall. Turkey and
ull the trimmings were served, fol
lowed by a dance. Music was fur
nished by the Yoncallu orchestra.
Thone present were Mr. and Mrs.
O. R. Schiennin, Mrs. Flannlguu,
Mrs. Cieorge Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Putchin, Mr. and Mrs.
C VV. 1'eart and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kcclestou, Miss Marian
Kdes, Miss lioreen Cockerani, Miss
IJsther I-ee, (inirie I' pshaw, Farrell
Cox, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wornian.
Jack, Hoy, Karl ami Bobbie Wor
nian,' Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Ilruwn
and son, Uichard, Keith Cramer,
Miss Doris Jllickenstaff, Miss Het
ty Huth Kruse. Krnest Thiol, Dave
Haskins, Dlfk Wedling, Myrl Seh
lin, Lester blickenstaff, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis L'OKKswell, Ceore
Tavenor, Mr. and Mrs. Melviu
Kirtley, Mr. and Mrs. IJHekenstaff,
Claude Henry, Miss Cleona Hast
ings, Harold Do ft', Calvin Peter
son Marvin Sutherliu, Itoburt
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Krnest
Thiel, Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Miller,
Miss Iois Wittman, Mrs. doore
Kdes. Otto Schieman and Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Schieman.
POST AND AUXILIARY
TO ENJOY BANQUET
THURSDAY EVENING
The lliilcd Spanish War Veter
ans post and auxiliary will hold a
six-thirty o'clock banquet Thursday
evening, December 2Kh, at the
armory, to which all members are
urged to attend.
A Christinas program and party
will follow, at which time gifts
will be exchanged. The families of
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CHRISTMAS DINNERS
ENJOYED AT GLENDALE
OLENDALE, Dec. 28. Mr. and
Mrs. Tho's. Laws on entertained at
a delightful Christmas dinner for
the following guests: Mrs. flrace
Lyons of (J rants Pass, Will Fi
field, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clarke
and daughter Lorraine, Mrs. Jean
Heller and Edward Law son.
Arthur Dobyns of Tule Lake,
Calif., and Warren Moody of Mod
ford were guests at a lovely
Christmas dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dobvns and
Hi Hie.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham
and daughter. Dorothy, had as
guests for Christmas dinner. Miss
Luella Cunningham. Mrs. Bessie
Seiniers and Jack Hicks.
Mrs. R. H. Gardner was hostess
at a lovely Christmas dinner at
her home on (iilbertson avenue.
CoverB were arranged for Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Y'blood and sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Wunsch.and daugh
ter, Gloria, Wardell, Jim and Mil
dred Gardner and Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lesh enter
tained at an enjoyable family din
ner at their home on Christmas
flay. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
George Morey and daughter.
Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morey
and daughter, Nadine, and Hob
Morey.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mouchette
and son, Benjy, were Christmas
dinner guests at the home of Win.
and Miss Mildred Mouchette.
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seth
er were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Seth
er and daughter of Med ford.
Mrs. J. S. Woodroffe was hos
tess at a lovely Christmas dinner
for Mrs. Arthur Dobyns, of Tule
Lake. Calif., Lee Crow, and Bruce
Woodroffe.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Nye enter
tained at a lovely Christmas din
ner at their home on (iilbertson
avenue. Guests were Ml', and
Mrs. 10. L. Nye and daughters.
Helen and Merle, and son. Roy of
Portland, and Mr, am Mrs. Al
Phillips and daughter, Dorothy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Chuney of
Eugene were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. B." Austin on Christ
mas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Belcher
had as guests for Christmas din
ner Mrs. Hattie Shilts of Central
Valley, Calif.. Kenneth Bailey of
Grants Pass, Tom Fee and daugh
ter, Veneta and Lee and Blllie
Belcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cnntway enter
tained at Christinas dinner at
their home on Willis avenue. Cov
ers were arranged for Mrs. Freda
Gilhum and daughters, Marie and
Bene, j Shirley Gilliam, Sum (Tar
away oT Canyon vi lie anil Troy
Caraway of Portland, Nadine and
Betty Lee and Mr. and Mis. Car
away.
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of Mis. Nora Hritt. were Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Tripp and daugh
ters. Lynn and Sally, of Klamath
Falls.
A lovely family dinner was en
joyed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Kafer on Christmas
day. Covers were placed for Miss
Verna of Portland, Glenn and
Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Kafer and
"Dad" Kut'er.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Harvey en
tertained at a delightful Christ
mas dinner for Mr, and Mrs. A. G.
Henninger and sons, Larry and
Wayne.
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gar
rett were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gil
Ions and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Gar
rett, Mr. and Mrs. Olger Sether en
tertained at Christmas dinner Tor
Mrs. Seiher's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Scott, of Monmouth,
and sister, .Miss Edna Scott, of
Portland.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stevenson
and daughter, Dnrene, were hosts
at a lovely Christmas dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Jones, Mrs.
Margaret Stevenson, Miss Alice
Nebel and Mrs. Gertrude Lyslul.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lewis and
family entertained Mrs. Lewis'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Eberle
al Christmas dinner.
Mrs. Dora Harper was hostess
at a delightful Christmas dinner
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SIDE GLANCES
cent Mt a sccvkj ix t.. '?-m
"I'll dress for dinner just once more. After Unit our
daughter's friends will have to judge for lliemselves
what kind of a family we are.''
Deanna Durbin
"That Certain Age," Deanna Dur
bin's latest starring production,
comes to the Indian theatre Thurs
day. " ' ' C '
The picture is the fourth to come
from this remarkable singing
youngster who has made screen
history ever since she "first ap
peared in "Three Smart Girls"
some two years ago.
Charlie and Edgar
Charlie McCarthy and Edcar Du
pan coming in "Letter of Introduc
tion," which opens Thursday at the
Hose.
for Mrs. Belle Brooks and Norman
Hemingway of Eugene, and Mrs.
Huby Hagen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Olson enter
tained at a lovely Christmas din
ner. Covers were arranged for
Mr. ami Mrs. Cornelius of Alberta,
Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowers
and son. Leo, of Teanesla, Calif..
Lloyd Vaughn, Dorothy and Del
bert Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Ol
son. Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Olson
are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Cor
nelius. U. S. W. V. AUXILIARY
TO HOLD PARTY AT
V. A. F. WEDNESDAY
The ladles of the ir. S. V. V.
auxiliary will hold a paity at the
veterans facility this evening.
Those desiring transportation are
asked to meet ni the Grand hotel.
POETS CORNER
LIFE WITH A THOUGHT
By G. M. Keeper
If it wasn't for the thought
That clings to the deed,
We would find life empty
Of so much we need.
For it's often a thought
That claims the night.
When from the heart
Life takes its flight.
Then as we sit alone
Our thoughts parade.
And on our empty path
They cast their shade.
A thought at twilight
BriiiL's back the day,
That we could have
No other way.
The deed was not there
But lo; "the thought"
When It had spoken
We nay forgot.
Bz Geor. ClatS
Dated at Indian
"That Certain Ar?or' will present
Deanna as a fifteen-year-old girl
undergoing her first pangs of
school-girl romance when she falls
roniaiilically in love wllh a man
many years her senior. The plot
is more comedy than any of the
previous stories, but it has the
same heart-interest and Stirling
ehmlional. finalities which have dist
inguished all of her pictures. '
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM IN
CALLAHAN TRAIL SCHOOL
Friday evening. Dec. 23, n
pleasant Christmas program was
given to the patrons of the com
munity by the school children.
The following program was giv
en: Song, "Merry Christinas," 2nd and
3rd grades.
Dialogue "A Peep at Santa.'
Sonir. "Upon the Housetop,"
school.
Dialogue. "Poor Papa's Christmas
Neckties."
Song. "Tip Toe," 2nd and 3rd
grade.
Song, "I Think of the Same Old
Sweet Story," IClutnc Hall.
Dialogue, "Three in a Bed," 2nd
and 3rd grade boys.
Song, "O Come All Yo Faithful,"
Mrs. Frances Garrigcr.
Dialogue, "Hiding Christmas Pres
ents." Song, "Jolly Old Saint Nicholas."
school.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
ANNUAL C. OF C DINNER
TO BE HELD JANUARY 5
The annual chamber of com
merce dinner will be one of the
largest and most interesting of
coining events at a fi:30 o'clock
fried turkey banquet at the Ump
qua hotel, Thursday evening. Janu
ary fi, to which a most cordial Invi
tation has been extended to (lie
public.
Rr. Donald M. Krb, president of
University of Oregon, will be the
guest speaker of the affair. Tick
els may be purchased at either the
chamber of commerce office or at
the Uinpn.ua hotel desk.
A number of Roseburg service
clubs plan to cooperate with the
chamber of commerce by attend
ing the banquet in a body.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
IS ENJOYED FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conn enter
tained a group of young people at
a Christmas party at their home
on South street. Friday. December
2X
Chinese checkers, bingo am) oth
er games were enjoyed during the
evening. Gifts were also exchang
ed after which refreshments were
served to Misses Grace Mont
gomery, Alice and 1-Urille Crow.
I.ila Miller, Betty Russell. Walter
Carrier, Leonard and Darrell
Munson. John Hudson, Bill l-oom-is,
Frank Hudson and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Conn.
OLD-TIME DANCE TO
BE HELD TONIGHT
The Progressive Townsond club
has announced an old-time dance
for tonight, December 2S, to be
held at the Maccahee hall, to
which the public has been invited
to attend.
The club met In regular session
last Wednesday, after which an
entertaining program was present
ed and Santa Clans appeared , and
distributed gifts to everyone.
1 aucing vas enjoyed during the
remainder of the evening.
WESLEY BIBLE CLASS
TO MEET FRIDAY
AT POTLUCK DINNER
The Wesley Bible class of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
enjoy a short program and a ti:H0
o'clock pot luck supper at the
church parlors, Friday evening.
December 30. Those attending
have been asked to bring their
own table service. Members are
privileged to Invite friends to the
supper and program.
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COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
TO MEET THURSDAY
The ladies of the Roseburg Coun
try club will meet at nine-thirty
o'clock Thursday morning at Hit
clubhouse for the weekly play of
the winter contract bridge lourna-
inent. Potluck luncheon will he
enjoyed at 1 2 : :H o'clock. If the
weather permits, golfing will be
i'ii joyed during the afternoon
hours. All ladies of the club are
most cordially invited to be pres
ent.
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MRS. EMMA SPRAGUE
ENTERTAINS MOTHERS
OF KINDERGARTEN CLASS
Mrs. Emma Spiague entertain
ed the mothers of her kindergart
en class al a delightful program
and party Friday afternoon tit her
homo. Following the program
gifts, made by I ho children' in the
class, were presented lo their
mothers.
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S. D. C. G. TO HOLD
WATCH PARTY DEC 31
South Deer Creek grange lias
announced an Interesting watch
parly for the evening of I ecem
ber 31 to be held at the hall. Bin
go will he in play and dancing will
be enjoyed. A quill will be given
away during the evening.. Mem
bers and friends ant most cordial
ly invited to enjoy the affair.
POST AND AUXILIARY
TO ENJOY BANQUET
Members of United Spanish
Wa r Vet era us post and an x i liary
and their families have been In
vited to enjoy a i!:30 o'clock ban
quet at the armory Thursday eve
ning. December 20, to be followed
by a Christmas program and
party. Gifts will be exiJ'.inged.
W. B. A. TOMEET
THURSDAY AT PARTY
The Woniairs Benefit associa
tion has planned Its annual Christ
mas party and exchnuge of gilts
at two o'clock Thursday evening
at. the Maccahee hall. Everyone
attending has been asked to bring
an inexpensive gift to be ex
changed. Stock and Bond
Averages
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Local
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Move to Coquille Mr. and Mrs,
R A. Gross have sold their home
on South Main street and havo mov
ed to Coquille to reside.
Visits in Canyonvilte Mrs. Ida
Bailey, of this city, spent the
Christmas holiday in Canyonvllle
visiting her brother, Rev. Schaeffcr.
Visiting Mother Mrs. Walter
Gordon, nee Eva Rice, of Los An
geles, is here visiting her mother.
Mrs. M. F. Rice, on South Jackson
street.
Returns to Medford Mrs. Fitz
gerald has returned to her home In
Medford. following a visit here
with her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Chambers.
Riddle Couple Get License Wll
lis E. Love and Alma Sims, both of
Riddle, obtained a marriage license
at Vancouver, Washington, yester
day.
Leave for Corvallls Mr. and Mrs.
Bonnie DuFresne have returned to
their home In Corvallis, following
the holiday week-end in Roseburg
as guests of Mr. ami Mis. George
Ii. Singleton.
Visiting In San Francisco Attor
ney and Mrs. I. B. Riddle, of this
city, are spending the holiday in
Sun Francisco visiting their son ami
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ju
lius Rid i lie, and family.
Return From Portland Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. D. McLennan returned to
their home on East Lane street
Tuesday, following a three-day visit
in Portland with relatives and
friends.
Return to Corvallis Attorney
Harrison R. Winston has returned to
his work in Corvallis, following the,
holiday week-end visiting his pa
rents, Mr. ami Mrs. II. A. Winston,
at Winston,
Visits in Sutherlin Miss Opal
Paraxon, of this city, has returned
to Roseburg, following a visit over
the holiday week-end in Sutherlin
wllh her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Pnra.oo.
Back From Eugene Mr. ami
Mrs. Leslie ( Cununings have re
turned to their home on Harrison
street, following a visiting over
Christmas in Eugene with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. II. H. Hiimer.
Return From Mills City Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. F. Chapman and grandson,
Fritie Chapman, have returned to
Iheir hoineri here, following the
Chrisimas holiday in Mills City vis
iting Mrs. Chapman's mother.
Visit in Klamath Falls Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Patched have re
iiirucd to their home on North
I'ine street, following a vltdl over
he holiday week-end with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. I.. J. Brink, in
Klamath Falls.
Here From Seattle Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Hewid and two daugh
ters, of, Seattle, are hern visiting
the former's mother nnd sisters,
Mrs. J. A. Hewitt and Mis. Edwin
Month and Mrs. Hoyd Males, and
Mrs, Hewitt's lather, Napoleon
Rice, until the first of the year.
Mrs, Hew it t was formerly Miss
.(eanuette Rice of Roseburg.
Visit at Strongs Mrs. J. (). Mel,
and her daughter, Fnye Shelbourue,
of Portland, spent Ibe Christmas
week-end hero visiting the former'a
brother-in-law. It. W. Strong, and
niece, Miss Gladys II. Strong, on
South Haiti street. Other guests at
the Strong home over Christman
included M r. Strong's son anil
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Earl
F. Strong, of Rice Hill, and thcir
son. Myron, of Portland, and their
Hou-lu-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Franz Tetheau, of Portland.
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Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs.
Trueman Ruuyaii have returned to
their homo In Klamath Falls, fol
lowing the holiday week-end here
with the former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. .!. K. Runyan, on South Jack
son street.
Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Williams havo left for their
home in Portland, following the
holiday week-end here visiting their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Williams, and baby son,
Peter, in Laurelwood.
Party at Facility Tonight The
auxiliary to United Spanish War
Veterans will sponsor a party to
night at the Veterans Administra
tion facility. Members desiring
transportation have been asked to
meet at the Grand hotel.
Visit In Eugene Mr. and Mrs.
William Unraih spent the Christ
mas holiday In Eugene, visiting the
hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Boyd. They were accompanied
homo by her brother, Donald
Boyd, student at University of
wregon.
Return to Salem Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Groves havo returned to their
home in Salem, following the holi
day week-end here with the form
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
droves, and sister and brother, Mrs.
John Weathorford and Herbert
Groves.
Stop Here Mr. and Mm. Phil
Rewley and boh, of Oakland. Calif.
slopped here this week en route
home from a trip to McMinuville to
j visit Mrs. Bewley's relatives over
t'hristmas. Mr. Bewley is the Ore
gon Mutual Life Insurance agent at
Oakland.
Visit In Portland Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. S. McClaiu nnd sons, John and
Donald, are hack at their home on
South Jackson street, following tho
holiday week-end with relatives in
Portland. Mr. McClaiu Is manager
of the Roseburg branch of tho U. S.
National bank.
Returns to Portlarvl H. T Mo
Henry has returned to his work In
Portland, following the holiday
week-end here with his family at
the George Kohlhageu homo. Mrs.
Mclletiry, nee Florence Kohlhagon,
and two daughters, Florenco ami
Mary Frances, aro spending a week
hero with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Kohlhageu,' !'und her broth
er and slstor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Kohlhageu.
Starts Thursday 3 Days!
Ending 1938 in a Blaze of Glory!
YOUNG LADY" MOW!
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Today
Shirley Temple in
'Just Around the Corner"
tr "Klnrf UxUlUM 1m Hit Wait) "
Leaves for Klamath Falls Ken
neth Winston left Tuesduy for bis
work lu Klamath Falls, following a
few days' visit here with relatives
and friends.
Back From San Francisco Dr.
and Mrs. A. C. Seely returned to
their home on East Cass street
Thursday, following1 a visit since
Thursday In Sun Francisco with
their son and daughter-ln-layv. Dr.
and Mrs. Hall Ceely and sou, Hall,
Jr.
Goes to Eugene Miss Frances
Chapman, of San Francisco, left
yesterday for Eugene to visit her
sister. Miss Dorlsmno Blalock, fol
lowing the Christmas week-end hero
with her grandmother. Mrs. W. R.
Murray, and her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Story Res.
Leave for Lakevlew Mr. and
Mrs. h. I. Mikeworth and small son,
Jony, have returned to their home
in Lakevlew, after spending Christ
mas holidays in Itoseburg visiting
Mrs. Mikeworth's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Althaus.
Return to Grants Pass Mr. and
Mm. Floyd Althaus returned to
their homo In Grants Pass, Monday,
after vacationing in Roseburff for
a week and enjoying Christmas
holidays visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hudnell and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Althaus.
At Lundahl Home Mr. and Mrs.
Rloomquist nnd daughter. Miss
Eleanor, of Chicago, are here as the
guests of Mrs. Sam Campbell, of
2ii South Rose street. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hloomiulst plan to leave
Thursday for San Francisco and
I,os Angeles, while Miss Eleanor
plans to go to Portland.
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