ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11,1 939.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
STUDY CLUB HAS
FINE MEETING
YONCALLA. Jan. 11. The New
Year's meeting of Yoncalla Wom
an's Study club was lielri January
7th at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Warner. Mrs. Leon a Merk assist
ing. During the dessert luncheon
served at two o'clock, the following
five-minute talks were given;
Health, from the Ereimirus Lily,
Mrs. C. W. Peart; Fashions, Mis.
Lloyd Pinkston; book talk. Savage
Symphony, by Mrs. Eva Lipps, Mrs.
Henry Payne; International Rela
tions, Mrs. Karl Strong; New
Year Thoughts, Mrs. J. H. Witt
meyer; travels, Taj Mahal, Mrs.
Karl Brant; the better speech les
son was conducted by .Mrs. Harvey
Coekeram. The 15-mfnute talk was
given by Mrs. Dare , Kingery, her
chosen subject being "The Dan
gers of Kducation," by Henry C.
Link. During the business session
the club voted to join the Oregon
Roadside council, also to donate a
substantial amount to the Yoncalla
public library, which with the
amount realized on the club qu!?t
will enable the library to purchase
almost $(50,00 worth of new books,
which will be on the shelves of the
library within the next two weeks.
A significant feature of this
, meeting was the attendance of Mrs.
J. R. Lasswell, who on account- of
illness has not been able to attend
the club meetings since October
15th, also Mrs. Ziuiie Bishop, who
has been sojourning in Portland
since November.
The next meeting of the club will
be a silver tea, to be held in the
parlors of the Community church,
January 21st, for the purpose of
raising money for the several phil
anthropic projects in which the
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club Is Interested. '
Those present at the meeting
Saturday were Mrs. Earl Brant,
Mrs. Zadie Bishop. Mrs. Harvey
Coekeram, Mrs. C. W. Peart, Mrs.
Dare Kingery, Mrs. J. R. Lar.swell,
Miss Mildred Kruso, Mrs. Leona
Merk, Mrs. Frank Madden, Mrs.
Henry Payne. Mrs. ErvJn Rice,
Mrs. Edgar Richards. Mrs. Ger
trude Stoute, Mrs. Earl Strong,
Mrs. Hugh Warner, Mrs. J. H.
Wlttmeyer, Mrs. Sam Wakinshaw,
Mrs. Floyd Wntson. . Mrs. Lloyd
Pinkston, Mrs. Maude Adams. Mrs.
Louisa Kruse, and Mrs. Harriet
Wamsley.
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CARD PARTY IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
YONCALLA. Jan. . 1L Mr. and
Mrs, Calvin Johnston were hos
tesses to a card party, held In the
Scotts Valley hall Saturday even
ing. Five hundred was played with
Mrs. Archie Damon winning ladies
prize and Archie Damon, gents
prize. A delicious lunch was
served to the following: Mrs. Er
nest Woman, Cvrenus and Mary
Ellen Vroman, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
chie Damon. Ernest and Patty
Jackson. Velma Berryhill, Mr. and
Mrs. John Potter. Chas. Kirkley,
Melvin Hotisley. Miss' Beulah Ap
nlegatet Tiacv Applegate, Ed and
Lee Wertz. Mr. and. Mrs. Jog Cel
lars. Gerald Johnston, Pntricia
Beutell and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Johnston. .
REBEKAH LOtfGE
INSTALLS OFFICERS
RIDDLE, Jan. 11. Relief Rcbek
ah lodge held their semi-annual In
stallation or officers Wednesday
evening. Ethel Howard, district
deputy president, was assisted' In
the installation ceremonies by Joule
miner, marsnai, and Mora Jean,
musician. The following officers
were installed: 1. A. Dean, noble
grand ; Anna Milts, vire grand:
Josie Pfaff, secretary: Lorn. Rid
dle, treasurer; Ella Hamlin, war
don; Bertha Blundell. conductor;
Ethel Howard, I. G.: Maggie Logs
don, O. G.; Helena Riddle, chaplin;
Alto Aspey. R.S.N.G.: Josie Primer,
L.S.N.O.; Effie Ledgerwood. R.S.
V.G.; Blanche Woods, L.S.V.G. The
social meeting of the month will
be held at the next meeting when
the birthdays of the month will be
celebrated.
STANLEY JANTZER IS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
AZALEA, Jain. 1 1:. Mrs. John
Jautzer entertained with a party
Saturday night in honor of her
son Stanley's birthday anniver
sary. Those enjoying the party includ
ed the guest of honor Stanley
Jantzer, Mildred Mouchett, Betty
Phillips and Bob Jones, from Glen
dale; Jack Blanchnrd, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Johns, Kathryn Gran
ville, Bennie Jantzer and Mrs.
Jantzer.
The evening was spent in play
ing Chinese checkers and other
games.
At midnight delicious - refresh
ments were served.
UMPQUA REBEKAH
LODGE HAS MEETING
ELKTON, Jan. 11. The'Umpqua
Rebekah lodge No. 173 met in reg
ular session Tuesday evening. Dur
ing the meeting plans' were mudc
for the district meeting which will
be held here Jan. 21.
At a late hour refreshments were
served by Mrs. Edith Adams, Mrs.
Kathleen Hugus and Mrs. Lena
Bossen.
RECREATIONAL EVENING
PLANNED FOR V. A. R
Members of George Starmer aux
iliary to United Spanish War Vet
erans have planned an interesting;
recreational meeting for tonight,
January 11, to be held from 7:30
to 9:30 o'clock at the Veterans Ad
ministration Facility. All mem
bers of the auxiliary are urged to
be present. .
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MR. AND MRS NELSON
ENTERTAIN AT HOTEL
GLENDALE, Jan. 11. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis N'elson were hosts at
a lovely dinner at the Glendale ho
tel on Wednesday evening: The ta
ble was set with white linen, a
miniature snow scene forming the
centerpiece. Dainty favors were
placed for each guest. Covers
were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. E.
Ii. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hen
ninger, Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Fawcett,
Mr. and Mrs. GV L. Normoyle, C. W.
Ingham nnd Mr. and Mrs. Nelson.
After the dinner, an evening of
contract bridge nnd pinochle was
enjoyed at the Nelson home. At
contract, Mrs. Henninger held high
score for the ladles and Dr. Faw
cett for the men, while Mr. Harvey
was high scorer at the pinochle ta
ble. MRS. BELDEN HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB
RIDDLE, January 11. Mrs. Guy
Belden was hostess for the Satur
day lirldge club Jan. 7 at her home
near town. A dainty luncheon was
served to the guests at one o'clock
and the afternoon hours spent at
play. Those present to enjoy the
occasion were, Mrs. Joseph Casati,
Mrs. Paul Gary, Mrs. P. W. Didtel,
Mrs. Cora Cloud, Mrs. Effie Led
gerwood. Mrs. E. P. !ilundell, Mrs.
Sarah Phillips and the hostess,
Mrs. Belden. ' -
LADIES AID SOCIETY ,
HAS FINE MEETING
RIDDLE, January 11. Mrs. O.
V. Logsdon, assisted by her daugh
ter, Rose Johnson, entertained the
Ladles Aid nt her home last Thurs
day afternoon. The devotional ex
ercises were led by Mrs. Grant,
president. After the business ses
sion the members and guests spent
the afternoon sewing nnd visiting.
Seventeen were present. Refresh
ments were served at four o'clock.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. John Woods.
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D. OF U. V. TO
INSTALL OFFICERS
Members of Florence Nightingale
Tent No. 15, Daughters of Union
'Veterans of the Civil War, 1861
1805, will meet at a six-thirty o'
clock politick supper Friday even
ing, at the armory, after which
the annual installation of ofricers
will be heid. All members are
urged to be present.
POETS CORNER
The following was published In
the December number of Reflec
tions: EVIL NIGHT
Listen! What stirs
Outside my door?
Is it a wind
From off the moor?
Is it a bird
Whose erring flight
Has left it stranded
In the night?
I fear to look!
An hour ago
The gibbet Vrenked
Its tale of woe.
A felon swung
On Hangman 'b Hill.
What scratches now
At my door sill?
Marjorfle Hunt Pettit
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GIRLS LEAGUE HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
Members of the Girls' League of
the Roseburg senior htKh school
were entertained as well as inspired
when the council members gave In
teresting talks on the theme, "Self-
Improvement," at the regular meet-
itiK held In the study hall during
the activitv period Tuesday. Faith
i oung based her talk on tue uiea
of self improvement through good
speech. She gave the most desira
ble Qualities of good speech and
told how these might be acquired
Jean Ritchie's talk was upon
Friends" and how members might
improve themselves. Virginia Young
gave on entertaining nnd descrip
tive talk on self improvement
through dependability. Her Illus
trations were quite appropriate and
to the point concerning the high
school student. Shirley Dusseau
had as her topic, "Recreation as a
means of self Improvement." Shir
ley gave a descriptive talk on the
ideal girl with an ull around per
sonality. Corlnne Harphnm based
her talk on self improvement
through reading and spoke of the
books which could be put to best
use In the case of a high school
student who was looking for a wuy
of self Improvement. Also on the
Girls' League program wns a solo
by Betty Marstera, accompnnied by
Florence Hamilton, nnd two piano
solos played by Rette Owen. Rob
Irishman presented the girls league
with a gilt for the girls' room In
annreciation for the football ban
quet given by the league every
year for the boys.
IOTA SIGMA CLUB
TO MEET FRIDAY
Tho Iota Sigma club will meet
at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening nt
me uiwani Minim nome nt vsz
Cobb street with Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. E. c; Jones acting as joint
hostesses.
Mrs. John Went her ford, presi
dent, will be in charge. An in
teresting .program has been' ar
ranged for the occasion. All mem
bers and friends are most cordial
ly invited. .
EVERGREEN H. E. C.
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Evergreen Home Economics
club, which was to have met at
the home of Mrs. Laura Robertson,
will hold an all-day session Thurs
day, January 12, at the home of
MlS. Martin Drunkm A nnilimlr
luncheon pill be enjoyed at noon.
-in grange ladles are most cordi
nlly Invited to be present.
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PRO-AMERICA UNIT TO
MEET AT NO-HOSTESS
LUNCHEON JANUARY 25
A very Interesting no-hostess one
o'clock luncheon has been ' planned ,
by Douglas Unit of Pro-America
to be held at the Hotel Umpqua
Wednesday. January 25, at which
time Rev. Linden G. Leavitt, one
of Rose burp's most outstanding
and interesting speakers, will be
the guest speaker.
Douglas county women republi
cans have been asked to enjoy this
noon luncheon and those planning
to attend have been asked to make
reservations for the no-hostess
luncheon by calling either Mrs.
Hroadway or Mrs. Frederick J.
Porter.
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CHORAL CLUB TO
PRACTICE FRIDAY
Mrs. Homer Grow, director of
the Roseburg Woman's Choral
club, has announced that the club
will resume its weekly practice
meetings Frldny morning, Jnnuary
13, at ten o'clock at the Woman's
clubhouse, following the holiday
vacation weeks.
The club hns been asked to sing
at a number of affairs in tho near
future, the first of which will be
at the Rose school building dedi
cation program next Monday night.
The club will sing "Luxembourg
Gardens," by Raldwiu; "Japanese
Sunset, by Deppin, and "Estrel
lita," by Ponce. All members are
urged to be nt the Friday morning
practice.
ROSEBURG WOMEN'3 CLUB
TO HOLD INTERESTING
MEETING NEXT TUESDAY
The Roseburg Woman's club will
hold n very interesting one-thirty
o'clock dessert-luncheon , meeting
next Tuesday at the clubhouse with
Mrs. F. W. Morr'isou, president,
in charge.
Interesting roll-call topics will
be presented and a program will
follow. Mrs. Homer row, program
chnirman, has announced Mrs.
Paul Geddes ns the guest artist for
the occasion. All members and
their invited guests are asked to
enjoy the meeting.
RIVERSIDE Tl E. C
TO MEET ON FRIDAY
The Riversdale Homo Economics
club will hold an all-day meeting
with a noon potluck luncheon Fri
day, January 13th, at the home of
Mrs. Bert Kruso. Al members are
urged to be present.
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled by the Associated Press
Jan. 11:
30 15 15 60
Ind'ls RR's Ut's St'ks
Wednesday ....73.8 21.5 36.1 51.1
Prev. day 75.0 22.3 3(i.C 52.0
Month ago 70:0 21.2 31.8 51.7
Year ago 67.5 21.4 34.9 47.7
1938-39 high ..79.5 23.8 37.8 5-1.7
1938-39 low ....19.2 12.1 24.9 33.7
BONDS '
20 10 10 10
UK's Ind'ls Ufa Fgu.
Wednesday .. 60.6 98.8 93.0 62.5
Prev. day Gl.l 98.7 92.9 62.7
Month ago 5S.7 9S.4 91.7 62.5
Year ago 69.4 97.6 92.1 66.5
1938-39 high ..70.5 100.3 95.1 67.0
11138-39 low ....46.2 93.0 85.8 59.0
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Attend to Butinem lr ami Mm
O. C. Brown, of Dixonville. were
business visitors in this city Tues
day. Goes to Eugene Mrs. Leone
Speed, of this city, has accepted
employment at the Del Ray cafe In
Eugenie.
Takes Over Coffee Shop Mrs.
Kenneth Pndelford hes taken over
the Valley hotel coffee shop and
restaurant management.
Adjuster Here Charles M. Pet
erson adjuster for the Inland Mur
ine Insurance company, Eugene,
was a business visitor in this city
yesteidny.
Get Marriage License Lewis T.
Breltenbucher, 27. and Frances A.
Mc Daniel, 19, both of Roseburg,
obtained a marriage license at Van
couver, Washington, yesterday.
Stop Over Here Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kimball, of Klamath Falls.
were overnight visitors hero Mon
day and left yesterday for their
home. Mr. Kimball is secretary of
the Klamath County Forest Protec
tive association.
Goes to California Mrs. Lucy
Dezendnrf, of San Francisco, who
spent the past several mouths here
nt the George Kohlhagen home, has
left for Alhambrn, Calif. Mrs. Dez-
enriorf Is an aunt of Mrs. Scott
Williams of .this city.
Here Today Carl Black spent
today in tills city attending to
business. He is enjoying a month's
stay nt his cabin on tho North
Diupqua. Ills nephew, Ronald
Faulkner, who bpent last week at
the cabin, has returned to his work
at the Si Dillurd Motor company
station.
Trl-Square Club to Meet The
Baptist Tri-Square club will meet
at two o'clock Thursday at the
home of Mrs. T. P. Perry on Mili
tary street, with Mrs. Knlggo in
charge of devotions nnd Mrs. John
Weutherford as guest speaker on
"Tho lota Sigmn. club." Mrs. Alba
Spatigh, president, will conduct the
meeting.
Men's Glee Club to Meet The
Roseburg Men's Glee club, which
disbanded during tho holiday
weeks, will resume Us weekly prac
tices at 7:30 o'clock Thursday eve
ning nt the Methodist Episcopal
church. R. M. Church, director, has
asked a full attendance ns tho club
is making preparations for a num
ber of appearances.
Potluck Supper Announced The
Elks and their ladies will hold a
6:30 o'clock potluck supper Thurs
day night at the temple, with Mrs.
It. L. Whipple, Mrs. 11. C. Darby,
Mrs. V. T. Jackson, Mrs. Paul
Geddes, Mrs. A.' E. Kent nnd Mrs.
Chester Hercher In charge. At
eight o'clock tho Lady Elks will
bold their regular social meeting
of contract bridgo and five-hundred
with Mrs. Kenneth Quino act
ing as hOHtess.
patted upon by a Hoard of Phyaieiani
soy 1 can
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alie, have returned to their home in
mis cny, louowing a visit or sev
eral days with relatives in Mvrtle
Creek.
Food Sale Announced The la
dies of the Eastern Star Social club
have unuounced a cooked food sale
for all-day, January 14th, to be held
at McKean and Baldwin's furni
ture store on Cass street.
TODAY. THURSDAY,
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Here Tuesday Charles Dyer, of
Glengary, was a business visitor In
this city Tuesday. , ' -
Mr. Smith Here Claude Smith,
or Myrtle Creek, spent Tuesday in
this city attending to business.
To Install Officers George Star
mer auxiliary to United Spanish
War Veterans will meet at 7:30
o'clock Thursday night at the arm
nrv for Installation of officers.
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