ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1939.
THREE
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
DRAIN STUDY CLUB
MEETS ON FRIDAY
DRAIN, Jan. 17. Mrs. Zilpha
Palehen was hostess to the Drain
ft tidy club, Krlday ufternoon, at
the club rooms. A dainty dessert
was served at the luncheon hour
Ifc'lowed by roll call, answered
wit I new vear resolutions.
The study period Included an In
. teresting talk on "Husband and
Wife Relationship," by Mrs. Mc
Karland; a paper by Lola Delauney,
on "Hawaii" was read; Thelina
Wesseln pave n book review of
"Around the World in Eleven
Years" by Patience. Richard and
John Abbey. Mrs. Mae Light was
a snecial guest, and the club pre
sented her with a beautiful sift.
Other invited finest were Ales
dames Ruby llollowav and Muriel
Monsnn. members, Madeline Cool,
Mildred Whipple. Vera Patchen.
Maude Cowles, Hen Connor. Thel
ina Wessela. Orel a IJloomquist,
Man Mc Fa Hand. Klfie Austen, Iles
sle Lakey, Edna Kenney and Zilpha
Patchen.
The next pipeline: will bo with
Mrs. Gladys Helseth.
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MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The Mid-Week Dlhle class of St.
Paul's Lutheran church will meet
nt two o'clock Thursday afternoon
nt the home of Mrs. W. A. Sylwes
ter nt 1170 Military street. All
members and friends are most cor
dially invited to he present.
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W. B. A. TO HOLD
SOCIAL MEETING
The Woman's Benefit Associa
tion has announced an interesting
social meeting from two o'clock
until four o'clock Thursday after
noon to be held at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Little on South Steph
ens street. All members are urged
to be present.
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JUVENILE GRANGE
HAS MEETING
YON'CALLA, Jan. 17. Tho reg
ular, meeting of the Victor Unit of
the Elk Creek Juvenile Grange
was held at Victor hall recently.
A politick dinner was served at
noon. Jacob Wilson wits in charge
of the meeting, assisted by Mrs.
Tom Watson and Mrs. Lyn Taylor.
The Forestry 4-H club and live
stock clubs met during the nfter
noon. The purpose of eacll meeting
was to gain instructions in these
projects. A fine progrnm was en
joyed following the meeting, con
sisting of "New Year's Resolu
tions'" n skit by 1.1 girls, led by
Yvonne Watson: recitation, Laura
Jobe, reading, "New Year's Chal
lenge:" by .Mrs. Lyn Taylor, skit
by Stanley Rising and Jtinnltn
Gore, several musical numbers
on tho violin and guitar by
Jim Robinson and Jacob Wilson,
reading by Paul Rising. E. A. Hrit
ton, county club agent was prt
ent and gave a very interesting
talk, after which q delightful skit
was put on by six rnenibers of tho
group.
HAYHURST COMMUNITY
CLUB HAS MEETING
YONCALLA. Jan. 17. The regu
lar meeting of the Hnyhllrst Com
munity club was held at the homo
of Mrs. George Cooley, January 12.
The regular business or the club
was transacted and reports of the
dance committee given. A social
hour was enjoyed, after which de
licious lunch was served to Mrs.
Emma Miller, Mrs. Eininn Morln,
Mrs. diet Miller, Mrs. Edna Craig
head. Mrs. Atlanta Hubliell, Miss
Rose Damrose, .Mrs. Eugene Kro
mingo, Mrs. Bud Schosso, Mrs.
Nora Allen, Mrs. Lee Allen. Mrs.
Cassius Rychard. Mrs. Art Rvch-
ard. Mrs. Leslie Miller. Mrs. Mil
dred Chapman, Mrs. Fay Weber
and family. Mrs. Esther Inschn and
son. Mrs. Steinbacher. Mrs. Mvrtle
McKirdy. Visitors present were
Mrs. Kenneth Mulkev and Mrs. W.
J. Hickman of Red Hill.
SEW AND SO CLUB
MEETS ON THURSDAY
DRAIN, Jan. 17. The Sew nnil
So club was entertained Thursday
at the home of Miss Elsie Wise
garver. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent witii sewing and visit
ing. The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Addle liruton, served dnlntv re
freshments to the following: Mes-
dames Minnie Alford, Frnnklo '
Coons, Ethel Kestersou. Ora Pew
ell, C. 10. Trueblooil, Until Lakey,
Venus Davis, Bessie Lakey, Aililio
Uruton, Misses Edna Harlan, Helen
Davis and the hostess.
I ho next mooting will he nt tho
home of Mrs. Coons, January 2e'Kve"- Tea will ,be served at the
md will be an all-day meeting with
i pouucK luncheon
CIVIC CLUB HAS
MEETING WEDNESDAY
DRAIN, Jan. 17. The Drnin Ci
vic club held their regular meet
ing Wednesday nfternoon, Mrs.
Rllbv TbntllfiH. ni-nalilimr 1Mo
treasurer reported a balance on .
hand of $497.45. The finance com-1
mittee reported that a series of r
card parties will start soon, the ,
nrst to ne Jan. 2lst at :u0 p. m.
at the community hall. A prize to
De given at the end of the series.
It was voted to advance moiiev
for the purchase of volleyball suits '
for tile grade school girls. Also to
Purchase new drapes for the stage
in the community hall. Mrs. Vehna
Cool, chairman of the Christmas
Seal sale, reported about i;ii.O0
taken in.
POTLUCK DINNER HELD
AT ELKHEAD SCHOOL
YONCALLA. Jnn. 17. A potluck
dinner was enjoyed nt the Elkhead , church parlors Thursday nfter
school, Sunday, with the following ' noon, to which the members have
present: Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. John
son. Mrs. Hattle Perry, Mrs. Dora
Johnson and family. Matt Bronson,
.vlr. and Mrs. Walter Record. Mr
and Mrs: Delmar Record, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson. Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Record. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. I
Wittmoyer nnd family, Mr. and)
Mrs. Romie Howard and son. John.,
George Langdon and Collie and ,
Frank Pringle.
MR. AND MRS. RECORD
ENTERTAIN AT PARTY
YONCALLA. Jan. 17. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Record entertained at
a live-hundred party nt Ilieir Home
in Shoestring, Saturday evening. n a . E. Kent and Mrs. W. M. Chal
delicious lunch was served at a ,, anting as co-chairmen.
late hour to Mr. and .Mrs. Itoillie
Howard and son, John, Mr. anil .
Mrs. Delmar Record. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Allen. Mr. und Mrs. A. I-.
Johnson. Wanda and Junnita Brink
and Mr. and Mrs. Record.
CRAMERS ENTERTAIN
AT DINNER SUNDAY
YONCALLA. Jan. 17. Mr. and
Mrs. Cramer entertained nt a din
ner at their home Sunday having
as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Blickenslaff. MIbs Doris Blicken
stafr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hlicken
staff. Lester Blickenstnff. Mr.
and Mrs. Cody Long, Robert Long
and Keith Cramer.
MOTHERS CLUB HAS
FINE MEETING
YONCALLA, Jan. 17. The
re.
gular meeting o the Mothers club
was held in the dining room oil
i . ..
graue scniiin. , ,,-.-,-
appointed to take up the matter
t - l,l fr lime mom
from the PWA.
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GARDEN VALLEY CLUB
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Garden Valley Women's club I'" luncheon and golfing In the were laid for Mr. and Mrs, Sam
will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon. .Members desiring trans-! WalkinBhaw, Ralph WblKinshaw,
afternoon at the clubhouse. All Pollution have been asked to call Mrs. N. L. Nolan, Keith and Reese
members are moBt cordially Invit- either Mrs. J. F. Dlllard or Mrs. j Radabaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Itada
cd to be present. H. T. Hansen. Jballgh.
SIDE GLANCES
l"17 -J """ gU&IWTW.
"If you're going to have 'another scrap of paper, dear,
can't you throw it down now--while we're here?"
NO-HOST CARD PARTY
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
YONCALLA, Jan. 17. A no-host
card party was held at the JIarvey
Cockeram home Saturday evening.
Cards were played witii Mrs. Wil
bur Briner winning Indies' high
score, Ralph Cockeram, men's high
score, Wilbur Briner anil Mrs.
Herman Thiele "winilinfr consola
tion prizes. A delicious lunch -was
served to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Howard. 1'. and Mrs. Wilbur
Briner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cock
eram, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thiele.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey,
Merle Mulkey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Russell, Donald and Susanna
Cockeram and Mr. and Mrs.
vey Cockeram.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
AND TEA TO BE HELD
AT UMPQUA HOTEL
A charming benefit card parly
and ten will be open to the public
Friday afternoon at two o'clock at :
the civic room of the Unipcnia ho-1
tel. at which time the Gray Ladies
organization will be hostesses.
High score prizes will be award
ed in contract bridge and five hun
dred nnd a door prize will also be
close of the card play. Those ((
siring reservations have been ask
ed to call either the chairmnn, Mrs,
Josse nt 357-R, or Mrs. Broadway
nt 12-Y.
MRS. UPSHAW IS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
YONCALLA, Jan. 17. Mrs.
Gulrle Upshaw was pleasantly sur-
Prised Thursday evening at her
,10,"c. when a group of her friends.
gainercd to Help her celebrate her
birthday. Cards were .played dur
ing the evening, after which. Mrs.
I oni Wallace served a delicious
lunch to Mr. and Mrs. Galrle Un-
shaw, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Apple-
gale. Mr. nnd Mrs. Grant Apple
gale. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Dodil.
Charlie Applegate, Lucius Upshaw,
C. E. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Wallace.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY TO MEET
The Baptist Missionary society
win meet at two-thirty o'clock in
been asked to bring their mite
boxes.
Mrs. J. M. Penlney will he pro
gram chairman on "Work in Our
Christinn Centers." Hostesses for
the nfternoon include Mrs. George
Caskey, Mrs. Paul Caskcy and
Mrs. N. Nelson. All members and
friends are cordially invited to be
present.
PRESBYTERIAN AID
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Presbyterian Ladles Aid so
ciety will meet at a one o'clock
potluck luncheon in the church pnr-
,. Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Members and friends nllpnillnv
lave ),.. ,.. h
dish nnd sandwiches. Mrs. Earl were elected: President. Jean Er
Ullrlili, president, will conduct tho no; Vice-president, Marian Slat
business meeting with Mrs. W. M. itery; secretary, Betty Bell Cra-
Lampbell in charge of the devo-
lions.
EASTERN STAR TO MEET
ON THURSDAY EVENING
Roseburg Chapter of Eastern
Star will meet at eight o'clock
Thursday evening at the temple t
with Mrs. Frances Lintott, worthy I The meeting of the Fullerton
matron, presiding. Initiation will Study club scheduled for Wednes
be held and following the meeting dny, January 18th, has been post-
ine inty-uiini anniversary or the
chapter will be observed
Hostesses for the evening In
clude Mrs. Bojd Dales, chairman.
-Mrs. F. G. Burr. Mrs. Edwin Month
janil Mrs. Clyde Fullerton. All mem -
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COUNTRY n IIH unict
! i S..T.. .?.IES
1 V. " I inUHOUY
I he Ladles of the Rnsehiirjti YONCALLA. Jan. 17. Mr. and
Country club will meet at 9:.in a. Mrs. L. L. Radabaugh entertained
m. nt. the clubhouse Thursday int a birthday dinner at their home
morning for contract bridge to be -Sunday, honoring the birthday of
followed by a 12:30 o'clock not-'Mrs. Sam Walklnshaw. Covers
ANNUAL SENIOR DAY
TO BE HELD HERE
. The second anntlnl Douglas
county senior day will be held in
the Roseburg senior high school
January 18. beginning at 9:30 nnd
closing nt 3. Tho senior class anil
the Roseburg high school feel
greatly honored o be one of the
only schools In the state which is
acting as host to a senior dny con
ference for the second consecutive
year. As the conference held here
last year was such n grand suc
cess, it was decided By the state
high school contacts committee to
hold several rnnfrnro. ilnnmrh
the state this vcir
All Douglas county seniors are
invited to attend the all-day con
ference tomorrow.
E. B. Lemon, registrar of Oregon
State college: H. M. Pallet!, regis
trar of the University of Oregon;
Walter Redford, president, of the
Southern Oregon Normal school,
and Dr. Poling, state school's ren-
resentatlvo. have been Invited to
speak to the students concerning
the college education. Also
guest for the dny will be the Hon
orable Chnrles A. Brand, of the
state board of higher education, i
.Schools which have Indicated
that they will be present ..are:
'Looklngglnss, Suthorlln, 'Gardiner,'
Drnin, Elktnn, Oakland, Roods
port, Wilbur, Yonculla, Riddle,
tliuiyonville, Camas Valley. This
menus that some 200 or 300 sen
iors from the high schools of Dotig
Iub county will be in Roseburg
for this conference.
The program 1b as follows: '
9:30, Registration.
10. opening of conference. Wel
come and introductions. George
Sanders. Roseburg ASB presi
dent; Robert Bellows, Roseburg
senior class president. Vocal so
lo, Leroy Ilintt, senior class ad
visor, accompanied by Miss
Rosemary Larsen.
10:30, remarks. Dr. Poling. Accor
dion solo. Jack Josse.
10:45, explanation of curricula, !:.
B. Lemon, chairman of commit
tee on high school contacts.
11:15, luncheon and "get-acquainted"
(cafeteria). Special lunch
eon features: Piano soloists:
Claire Kennedy, Betty Owen,
Helen Jane Kerr.
12:20. special moving pictures
(auditorium). (Courtesy Victor
Aninatograph Co. representa
tive. Louis Hill.)
1, assembly In nliditoriuni. Evety-
body sing, Dr. Poling.
1:10. group conferences: Oregon
State college. E. B. Lemon, room
loii, cafeteria; University of
Oregon, E. M. Pallet, room 101;'
Oregon Normal schools. Walter
Redford. room 103. Students not
planning on attending college,
Dr. Poling, auditorium.
2:30. address, Dr. Poling, auditor
ium. 3, dismissal.
OKEDA CAMPFIRE
GROUP HAS MEETING
The Okeda campfire group met
nt the home of Hie guardian, Mrs.
E. Johnson. Business was ills-
cussed nnd an election of officers
. . . ,,,., rMr.
croft; treasurer, Bonnie Anderson;
sergeant-at-arms, Frltzle Hnmilton;
scribe, Ruth Hnnsen. Cookies were
served and the meeting was ad
journed. P.-T. A. STUDY CLUB
MppTiNn pnsTDnwFr.
poned until Wednesday, January
2fth, due to the fact that the coun
ty council meetiug will be held
Wednesday the 18th. The study
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
III. A. Bender and all are urged to
ne present lor me one-uilriy radio
.ol
MR. AND MRS. RADABAUGH
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
PUBLIC INVITED TO
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
ON THURSDAY EVENING
The auxiliary to Patrick W.
Kelley post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, has invited tile public to en
joy a delightful eight o'clock bene
fit cord party at the K. of P. hall
Thursday evening.
High score prizes will be award
ed both men and ladies itl con
tract bridge, five hundred and pin
ochle. A door prize will be
given and refreshments will be
served.
W. F. M. S. TO MEET
AT DAVIS HOME
.Members und friends of tho Wo
man's Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist EpiscopaL,churt-h
nave Deen most cordially Invited
to meet at two o'clock Thillsdny
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Illlan C. Dnvls on South Main
street.
Mrs. F. C. Rumen will have
charge of the "surprisn fenturo"
for the afternoon.
MRS. GORSLINE IS . t
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
DRAIN, Jan. 17. Mrs. Vera
Oorsllne was vcrv pleasantly sur
prised, on her birthday anniversary
-Monday evening, by a group of
friends. The evening was spent
playing Chinese checkers and
other games. Afterwards sand
wiches, cako and coffee were served
to Messrs. and Mesdnmes Loll Ap-
plegato, Alio Thomas. Elmer
Seluive, Delhert .Gorslinn, Mes
dnmes Lizzie Levens, Lllllo Hil
worth and June, Joyce nnd Delbert
Gorsllne. . . .
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VISITOR' FROM EUGENE
TO ASSIST ORGANIZING
Mrs. Frank Pattison. of Eugene,
vice-president 'of the Oregon Con
gress of Parents and Tenchers,
will be In Roseburg Wednesday.
January IStll for the purpose of
organizing n county council for
Douglas county. All residents in
the county interested in P.-T. A.
work, delegates, officers and other
members of Parent-Teacher asso
ciations are invited to attend. The
meeting will be held In the mus:
room of the junior high school ut
2 p. m.
MYRTLE CREEK j
MYRTLE CURKK. Jan. 17 1
June, the 10-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Potter of:
Nugget, Who was operated on last,
Thursday for appendicitis, is re-j
ported to he reeovcrliiR satisfactor
ily and they expect to be able to
brinK her home from Mercy hos-j
pital the last of the week.
Mrs. James- Hall of NtiKget Is
recovering from a long and serious
Illness and Is now able to walk
about the house and go to the din
ing room for her meals. Mrs. Iaura
Stevenson is assisting with Mhe
care of Mrs. Hall.
Peggy Fariss, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell Karlss, Is ill
with scarlet fuver. The Mlyrtlc
Creek school is closed for this
week nnd other meetings nro
'culled off, in an effort to keep the
epidemic from spreading further
in the community.
George It ice and Bradford Wyn
ter were CCC visitors with home
folks over the week-end. The boys
are employed with the South Unip
qua crew above Tiller.
Mrs. Kd Dunnnvln, who has been
in falling health for some time. Is
reported to be improving lately.
Kenneth Winston was a Myrtle
Creek visitor Sunday evening
while en route from Klamath Falls
to Koseburg oil a business trip. Mr.
Winston is the Klamath Falls man
ager of that branch or the Poul
try Produce store operated in
Koseburg by Jack Ruksdorf.
A. h. Aikins, a well known resi
dent of Hlddtc, who has been very
ill following a stroke. Is reported
to be improving. Mr. Aikins is in
Mercy hospital in Koseburg.
Miss Anita Cooper, who is work
ing near Klamath Falls, was visit
ing at home over the week-end, re
turning to Klamath Falls Sunday
afternoon.
Arthur Klllott of Tigard and his
father-in-law. J. (J. Michaels, were
Myrtle Creek visitors, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Michaels arc spend
ing the winter with the Klltotts.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ull are care
takers at the Michaels farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Dean visit
ed iu Grants Pass with relatives
over the week-end.' Mr. Dean is
the agent at the S. P. depot.
Mrs. Hattle Jones visited In
Ilosyhurg recently with hor sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Whipple, and found
that Mrs. Whipple has sufficiently
recovered to bo walking nbout the
bonne. She had the misfortune to
break her hip during the summer.
Grover (,'opeland Is Buffering
from blood poiBon in one of his
hands. He took a truckload of rive
cows to Klamath Falls Friday to a
ranch which he recently rented.
Vance Jones did the driving for
him. They expect to finish their
moving soon.
Sam Thackrey has come home
from the Veterans' hospital where
he underwent a major operation
about three weeks ago. Mr. Thack
rey is able to wnlk around in the
sunshine to which south Douglas
has been treated for a few days,
Miss Connje Peterson Is assist
ing with the house work at the
Krnest Hryant farm on North Myr
tle, three miles from town.
Mr. ami Mrs. Del Wood, who
moved to a farm near Carlton last
spring, have been Jiavlng quite a
lot of Bickness in ther family
lately, according to word received
here by relatives. Mr. Wood is In
the hospital following n major op
eration and the oldest child. Jovces
was sick with measles, which Mrs.
Wood was daily expecting to con
tract as she has not had them. Mr.
Wood is a sou of Mrs. J. T. Wood
nnd Mrs. Wood Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of
Myrtle Creek.
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer
UTNE BROS.
Rose Garage
Local
News
In Town Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Charles .Wilson, of lteston, were
business visitor iu this city yes
terday. Here Monday George II.
Rchroeder. of the stnte foresters
office in Salem, was a business vis
itor in this city Monday.
New Idea Club to Meet The
New Idea club will meet at u one
o'clock luncheon Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. V. 1. Calkins.
Back From Portland Miss Floy
Cooper, local school teacher, has
returned here, following the week
end with - relatives near Port
land. M. O. A. Club to Meet The M.
O. A. club will meet at tho new
Max Myers home Wednesday, with
Mrs. E. A. llolmholdt acting as
hostess.
Merry-Go-Rour.fi Club to Meet
The Merry-GoKound club will
meet at n 1:80 o'clock dessert
luncheon Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. J. II. Carnes.
Sewing Club to Meet The Glen
sary Sewing club will meet at two
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Arthur McChehey
for election of officers.
Altar Society to Meet Rt. Jo
seph's Altar society will meet at
the Catholic parish hall nt a one
o'clock potluck luncheon and busi
ness session Wednesday.
Bible Class to Meet The
Friendly Bible class of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at
a fi:30 o'clock potluck supper and
business session tonleht, January
17, at the church parlors.
Mr. Helliwell Her e Krnest
Helliwell, of Boswell Springs,
spent Monday In this city, visit
ing his two sons, D. W. and Ken
neth Helliwell, and his brother,
County Assessor Barton 1 lelll
well. Cootie Party Tonight The V. F.
W. auxiliary will sponsor a Cootie
party at 7:110 tonight nt the Vet
erans Administration f a c 1 1 My.
Members of tho auxiliary and
friends have been asked to attend
tho party.
Election of Officers Tj a u r a 1
chapter, No. HI, Royal Arch Ma
sons will meet at a (:30 o'clock
dinner tonight at tho Masonic
temple, to be followed by va 7::ifl
o clock uusinosB meeting and el
cction of officers.
Visiting Here Mrs. Macl-'adnen,
of KiiKone, Is spending a few days
here visiting her husband, who Is
employed by the Southern Pacific
company. The MacKailRen fam
ily formerly made their homo here,
before moving to Eugene.
Potluck Supper Melrose
grange will meet nt a 6:30 o'clock
potluck supper tonight at the
hall. The Koseburg senior high
debating tenm will take part on
the program, after which n closed
grange meeting will be held.
Glee Club to Practice Tho Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Glee club has announced lis next
practice for 7:'M o'clock Wednes
day iiIkIH to be held at the studio
of the director, Mrs. Charles A.
Unind. In the Masonic tcmplo
building.
Legion and Auxiliary to Meet
Umpqua post and unit of the
American Legion will meet at
eight o'clock tonight nt the arm
ory to hear Mrs. C. K. Roberta
talk on "The Aftermath of the
Versatile Treaty." Following the
meeting tho post will serve re
freshments. Council to Be
las County P.-T.
organized ut a
Formed A Poug
A. council will be
two o'clock meet
nfternoon at the
the junior hlyh
Members of all
lug Wednesday
music room of
school building.
Douglas county
and committee
-T. A.'b, officers
chairmen have
been asked to
lug.
attend the mec'.-
Has South African Annual Mrs.
Sylvia Johnson, (ilil H. Pine street,
has received a copy of the Itrltish
South African annual, sent to her
by her uncle, John Walter, of
Rhodesia. The annual, Mrs. John
son reports, Is replete with Inter
esting Information concerning that
district und she is making it avail
able to friends Interested In the,
data contained In the publication.
Mr. Walter visited In Koseburg
several years ago.
BUY
MODEL
KREAM
BREAD
Made in Rossburg
BUY IT FROM
YOUR GROCER
Club Meeting Tonight The Fun
nnd Fancy club is sponsoring a
rani party tonight at the Kagles
hall for club members and invited
guests.
Residing Here Temporarily Mr.
and Mrs. Hay Iea, who recently
lost their home and household fur-
nishiiiKS by firo nt Itemote, Ore
on. are making their home tempo
rarily in tms city with the hitter s
mother, -Mrs. Mary Morgan.
FRANKFURTER AND
MURPHY GIVEN O.
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cital of Murphy's legal career.
Murphy later was defended by
Senator Brown (D-Mich.), who
called the attorney general "a
reat Christian and a great Cath
olic" and the victim of "bnsoless
(barges." Brown declared Murphy
had not asked the support of com
munists, publicly spurned It and
could not avoid it.
Hopkins Faces Fight
Strong minority party opposition
developed, meanwhile, to confirm
ation of Harry 1. Hopkins as secre
tary of commerce. Hopklurs nomi
nation comes before the full sen
ate commerce committee tomorrow
for expected approval and prob
ably will bo taken up by the sen
ate later in tho week.
Bridges told reporters after a
minority meeting all 18 republi
cans present indicated they Intend
ed to oppose confirmation of tho
former WPA chief.
He said, however, there appear
d to be little prospect enough
lemocrats would side with the
minority parly, members to block
Hopkins approval by the senate.
Senator McNary, (ROre.), tho
minority lender, said the republi
cans would not be bound to voto
as a unit on any of the nomina
tions. Says Oath Broken
In his speech ngainst Miirnliv,
Bridges said the former governor
was repudiated by the people of
the state of Michigan by an over
whelming vote," referring to Mur
phy's defeat for reelection.
The New Hampshire senator said
Murphy had taken an oath to up
hold state and national laws and
"then proceeded to break that
oiith" when "the occupation of
Flint (Mich.) automobile plants by
a communist-led mob deprived cit
izens of their property and means
of employment."
In his testimony before the ju
diciary subcommittee. Mr. Murphy
Raid he doesn't condone sit-down
strikes," the New Hampshiro seii
ator declared.
"My God, what did ho do- The
strikes occured two years ago. Has
It taken him two years to make up
his mind about- them?"
Senator Mtntou (D-InM.) Inter
rupted to say Murphy had written
a lotter In 19117 declaring tho sit
down strike illegal. The lettor was
mado public ut tho judiciary sub
committee hoariug last week.
20-30 TO SPONSOR
PRESIDENT'S BALL
The President's birthday ball in
Roseburg will be sponsored by the
Koseburg 20-30 club nnd will bo
presented at the armory Monday,
Jan. 80, It was announced today.
Tho birthday ball is a national
event from which ; proceeds are
used to combat infantile paralysis.
Arrangements for the local pur-
Today and
To Bring You
8how 2-7-9 P. M.
Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies ICc
.V
Special School Matinee
Wednesday at 4:10 p. m.
STARTS THURSDAY
"BROTHER RAT"
WAYNE MORRIS PR1SCILLA LANE
tlcipatlon are In the bands of
committees which include: I'farry
Lehrhach, Bernard Saar, Gordon
Bennett, general arrangements;
Bob Helliwell, Byron Woodruff,
tickets; Dale Calhoun, Jim Loom
Is, decorations; Clyde Adair, pub
licity und advertising.
Music Is to be furnished by Art
Klrkland's campus band from Ku
gene. Three drops of skunk musk will
scent an area of about one mile
square. " l
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled by The Associated Press.
Jan. 17:
30 15 15 (10
Ind'ls UK's 1'fs Sl'ki
Tuesday 70 21.9 37.1 51.1!
Prev. day .... 73.0 21.8 30.5 51.2
Mouth iiro .. 75.0 211.11 34.0 51.1
Year ago .... Cli.fl 20.5 33.0 40.0
l!i:lS-3 hlKh 79.5 23.8 37.S
54.7
1II38-39 low..
49.2 12.1 24.9 33.7
BONDS
20 10 10 10
ItU's Ind'ls Ufa Fun.
Tuesday 00.5 9X.9 93.4 02.0
Prev. day .... 00.3 98.9 93.1 ii Z
Month IIKO .. 58.1 98.2 91. 0 02.4
Year ago .... 00.6 97.0 90.7 00.8
1938-39 hiKh 70.5 100.3 95.1 07.0
1938-39 low.. 46.2 93.0 85.8 59.0
Coming Thursday
screen's No. 1 dramatic
star S0WARD 6.
OBinson
PLUS
"Starlight Over
Texas"
with
TEX RITTER
CARMEN LA ROUX
2 MAJOR FEATURES
Ends Today
lV3imiar-JHi.il. LEW AYHES
ggHQ?- Lynn. CARVES
AL80
"TOUGH GUY"
with
Fronkie Dctrro
Shows 2-7-9 P. M.
Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c
Wednesday
Cheer and Joy
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