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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1939. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER (Continued on page 3.) Foreign Wars made it evident on Wednesday that their members are conscious of the principles of the constitution of their organization. At noon our dinner tables were decorated with festive red, white nnd blue napkins, reminding us of George Washington's birthday, by their kindness. At one-thirty a gen erous group came for an afternoon of games with patients who have no duties to, occupy their time. At seven-thirty the same friends came , again to give a card party to the convalescents. Wasn't that a day of good deeds? And. best of nil, they i good a time as we. Thursday the American Legion auxiliary sponsored a birthday party for all the men In the hospi tal born in the month of February. The honorees ranged in age from forty-one to seventy-one, and as sorted umusements filled the hour till the birthday cakes and ice cream were served. The hostesses were Mrs. Victor Micelli, Mrs. Ir vin Riegel, Mrs. Ned Dixon, Mrs. Claude Baker, Mrs. Arthur Mid land and Mrs. Walter Oltnschied. , The Thursday evening picture show gave us a variety of filniH, and each one interesting. If we had been in a town theater, where shows are run continuously, we would have sat through "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood" a second time. Graham McNamee's illus trated talk on Puerto Rico afforded information in a delightful form, and the Strunger Than Fiction serial gave us some ideas worth ' talking about, and remembering. "Always in Trouble" was appar ently a story built for Jane With ers, but plots are secondary to per sonalities when juvenile impish ness is the theme. The traditional little bird, which 1h credited Willi knowing news be fore it happens, is twitting of some very special treats in the way of diversion dated In March, so we are sitting tight, through ap preciative of all the good things, big and little, which have already been ours. Today's Pattern NEW WOMAN'S STYLE IMBUED WITH THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH Tly CAROL DAY This Is an exceptionally good de sign for those who take women's sizes and want something with youthful dash as well as practical ity for everyday and general wear. The round yoke of this dPWs, Pattern R422. is finished with n f scalloped closing. Gathers just be low ft give necessary fullness and softness over thp bust. Simple darts at the waistline creates an effect of supple slimness, and they are, of course, extremely easy to do. Its a style you'll make over and over ngnin. for It fits into every season. Have It right now in bright wool, a cheery print or dark flat crene. Repeat It later in sum mer cottons. You'll find it one of the most becoming and useful dresses you ever owned. Pattern 8422 Is designed for sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. 44, 46 and 4. Size 3G requires 4 5-8 yards of 39 inch material. The new SPRING AND SUM MER PATTERN BOOK. 32 pages of attractive designs for every size and every occasion. Is now ready. Photographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn; a feature you will en icy. Let the charming designs in this new book help you in your sewing. One pat tern and the new Spring and Sum , tner Pattern Book 25 cents. Pat- f tern Book alone 15 cents. Address News-Review Pattern Department, Rose burg, Oregon. 8H2 i L.' W . JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS OYSTER SUPPER FOR MARCH 11th The Junior Woman's club has an nounced Its annual oyster supper for tho evening of March 11th to be held at the clubhouse, to which the public has been cordially invit ed to attend. Miss Verla Mc Laughlin Is general chairman of the affair. The regular meeting of the club was held Monday evening at the clubhouse with Miss Elaine Brown, president, in charge of the business session and Miss McLoughlln and Mrs. Paul McGowon ns program chairmen. Mrs. Edward Parker gave a very interesting talk on "American Citizenship." Commit tee and department reports were given. Those present were Mrs. Jack Chapman, Mrs. I. M. Dunn, Mrs. L. C. Latham, Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mrs. Paul McGowan, Mrs. Reginald Erskine, Mrs. E. Gardner, Mrs. Gordon Stewart, Miss Hettl- bolle Knott, Miss Betty Strong. Miss Verla McLaughlin, Miss Elaine Brown, Miss Margaret Schaerer. Miss Beverly Winston, members. and Airs. Edward Parker, guest. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT R. D. KLEIST HOME The Morry-Go-Round club was I very pleasantly entertained Thurs- duy afternoon at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon given by .Mrs. K. u. Kleist at her attractive home in Coos Junction Covers were placed for Mrs. Ma-1 hie P. Taylor, a guest, and Mrs. J.! Harold Nichols, president, Mrs. J. i ii . uarn es, M rs. Earl S in I tli a n d daughter, Paula, Mrs. Clay Smith,! Airs. w. C. Winston. Mrs. Earl, Agee, Mrs. Jack Suksdorf and! daughter, Mary Ellen, Mrs. J. R. i Wilson, Mrs. L. B. Skinner, Mm.; W. H. Carter, Mrs. George John son, Mrs. J. E. Pickens, Mrs. H. A. Winston and the hostess, Mrs. Kleist. A pleasant social afternoon fol lowed the luncheon. The next meet ing will bo a one-thlrtv o'clock luncheon to be given by Mrs. L. B. Rltinner nnd her daughter, Mrs. George Johnson, at the latter's home, March 17th. - . BARN DANCE ANNOUNCED BY 20-30 CLUB FOR EVENING OF MARCH 11 The Roseburg 20-30 club has an nounced a large affair for the ev ening of March 11th to be held at the armory, when they sponsor nn enjoyable barn dance. Music for the occasion will be furnished by Hob Ramsey's University Swlng sters, of Eugene. Smokey Whit field will be featured in the band. The affair will be entirely, informal and those attending have been ask ed to be present in the proverbial "country-bumpkin" manner. Bob Helhwell and Peyton Oder kirk are acting as co-chairmen of the affair with Walter Sandquist in charge of publicity; Clyde Adair and Lloyd Nelson as ticket chair men, and Don Reed nnd Frank Norton as floor chairmen. A most cordial invitation has been extended to the public to en joy the affair. f' MEDFORD COUPLE HONORED AT POTLUCK SUPPER AND PARTY AT WILEY HOME Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Randolph, of Medford, wore honored at a charm ing six-thirty o'clock supper Sat urday evening at the home of Mr. mil Mrs. Earl Wiley on South Kane street. Freesias and yellow narcis si rormed a beautiful motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Randolph, guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cars tens, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Osborn. Mr. and Mrs E. S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Campbell, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Brltton and Mr. and Mrs. Wiley. A lovely gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Randolph, and also a lovely gift was presented by the group to Mr. and Mrs. Wiley as a housewarming present. Games and visiting were enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours. EPISCOPAL GUILD MEETS MONDAY AT E. A. POST HOME Mrs. E. A. Post was a most grac ious hostess to the members of St. George's Episcopal Guild Monday afternoon at her attractive home In Edenbower. Lovely bouquets of daffodils, narcissi and other early spring flowers were used about tue rooms. Mrs. J. C. Hume, vice-president, rnmlucted the 'business meeting. The next meeting was announced for the evening of March 13th, the place of which will be announced At the tea hour Mrs. I'ost serveu lnvplv refreshments. Mrs. J. C. u..m nml Mrs. L. A. Dlllard pre sided at the beautifully appointed ten table. POETS CORNER THE LOST POEM By O. M. I-.EF.PEIl A dreamer dreamt a poem. When sleep was deep and strong. But It passed from his thoughts Ere the day had come along. It swept his soul to depth That he had never known. And he longed to find again The thought so quickly flown. But the slumber was so deep That each elusive word Had left no little hint His dreaming mind had heard. It came when night was heavy To the dreamer In his sleep. And left none the beauty That tomorrow be might keep. At Rose Sunday for 3 Days Joan Fontaine and Louis Hnywnrd, stars of the picture, "The Duke of West Point." Also Included in the Carlson. The second feature on the It In French," starring Roy Mllland MRS. R. W. MARSTERS COMPLIMENTED AT DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR To honor Mrs. R. W. Marsters on her birthday anniversary, a very charmint; one . o'clock no-liosteBs I luncheon was given yesterday nt the beautiful home of Sirs. K. L,. Rile In Edenbower. A large bowl of violets and jonquils and a beau tifully . decorated birthday cake graced the tuble. Pussywillows were attractively arranged about the rooms. Lovely gifts were presented to Mrs. Mursters In honor of the oc casion and the afternoon hours were very enjoynbly spent In play ing Chinese checkers, sewing ami visiting. Guests Invited to honor Mrs. Marsters Included Mrs. J. E. Mc- Cllnlock, Mrs. J. D. Osborn, Mrs. I. B. Kiddle, Mrs.A. C. Mnrsters, Mrs. F. H. Churchill. Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. Charles A. Edwards. Mrs. S. Raynor smitn, Mrs. w. ai. Campbell. Mrs. Foster Butner, Mrs. S. A. Sanrord, Mrs. wasinngion Hughes, Mrs. A. J. Young, Mrs. Douglas Wnite and tho hostess, Mrs. R. L. Clle. BETA SIGMA PHI HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Roy Peterson cli maxing their activities for Febru ary. The second anniversary of the local chapter vts celebrated earlier this month at the homo of Miss Janet Fickenscher at a de iigntrui mtorinai party and oust- j Following n business meeting Thursday, the group Informally discussed interior decoration and interesting talks were given by Mrs. Roy Peterson, Beryl Brunner nnd Ella Corbett on the selection and arrangement of furniture and the use of color. Those present were MIsb Thel ma Smith, director: Dorothy Dale Juckson, Evelyn Willis. Janet Fickenscher, Ella Corbett, Dora Rraughton, Beryl B r u n n e r. Frances Metzger, Cnrmel Newland. Helen Shreeve nnd Mrs. Roy Pet erson, hostess. SALEM VISITOR IS COMPLIMENTED AT INFORMAL AFFAIRS Mrs. John Throne, of Salem. formerly of this city, was compli mented at a lovely informal one o'clock luncheon given by Mrs. M. B. Green nt her attractive home In Winston Mondny afternoon. Spring flowers lent a colorful note to the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. Throne. Miss Rosa B. Parrott, Mrs. G. J. Bacher, Mrs. C. W. Wharton and the hostess, Mrs. Green. Con tract bridge wns enjoyed during the afternoon with Mrs. Bacher winning high score. On Wednesday Mrs. Bacher en tertained Mrs. Throne, guest of honor, Mrs. M. U. Green nnd Mis. Natalie Voyt as guests at a de lightful one o'clock salad luncheon at her home, followed by contract bridge. High score for the after noon was held by Mrs. Bacher. K AND R CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT ROADMAN HOME Mrs. II. B. Roadman was a most gracious hostess to the K and I! club Wednesday afternoon at her home on South Pine street. Sew ing and visiting were enjoyed until the tea hour, when Mrs. Rondman served delicious refreshments at a beautifully appointed tnble center ed by a lovely primrose plant. Covers were placed Tor Mrs. O. L. Johnson. Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Healy, Mrs. V. T. Jackson and grandson. David, Mrs. F. C. Frear, Mrs. Mabel Wilson and the hostess, Mrs. Roadman. The March 8th meeting will be held at the Jackson home on South Main street. MRS. W. R. CHRISLER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT Mrs. W. R. Chrlsler was a most gracloUB hostess Tuesday evening, when she entertained her bridge club at her attractive home in Laur el wood. The George Washington motif was beautifully carried out In the decorations. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening by Mrs. A. D. Parr. Mrs. Marshall Pengra, Mrs. Roger Bailey, Mrs. J. D, McLennan, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. E. R. Jacobs, Mrs. G. W. Cinder and the hostess. Mrs. Chrisler. High score for the evening was held by Mrs. Coen. At eleven o'clock Mrs. Chrlsler served a delicious supper. AH cast ure Tom Brown uml Richard program Is the laugh-filled riot, "Say and Olympo Dradhe. B. P. W. C. TO SPONSOR SECOND ANNUAL SPRING FASHION SHOW AND DANCE The largest affair announced for the coming season is the second annual spring fashion show nnd dance to be sponsored by the Busi ness and Professional Women's club at eight o'clock on the eve ning of the first day of spring, March 21, at the armory. Elaborate plans are being mado for the two-hmr program to bo followed by a - charming dance. Mrs. Story lies Is general chair man of the nffalr and is being as sisted by Mrs. L. L. Spencer, Mrs. C. W. Sinnlger. Mrs. J. M. Judd and Miss Gladys Ilaskin. Merchants of the city are coop erating by holding their annual spring opening on that date and ilecnrii I llifir their ulnrn wlnilnwfl es pecially for the occasion. Tho mer chants are ulrcady selecting mo dels to participate in the fashion show program at the armory. Mrs. lies is program chairman and is being assisted by Miss ina Farnsworth and Miss Veleno Rob inson with Mrs. Paul Jenkins as sisting. Tho door committee will Include Miss Gladys Haskln, chairman. Mrs. Gnrnldlne Sheehy, Mrs. Edyth Gilmour, Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett. Miss Esther Bevan nnd Miss Margaret Johnson. Decorations for the affair are in charge of Mrs. L. L. Sponcer nnd Miss Marjorle Garvin nnd their committee and the music for the rush Ion show will be in charge of Mrs. Frances Linlolt and Miss Naomi Scott. Miss Lucille Lenox will act as garden hostess and Mrs. C. W. Slnnigor and Mrs M H. Shook, will be hostesses to the models, children's models will be In ch'nrge of Miss Vorna Caroth ei'8. Miss Vera Fredrickson. Mrs. Carolyn Kennedy nnd Mrs. Jack nuKsiiort nnd ushers will Include: miss nn Laubach, chairman. Miss Lois Duncan. Miss Nndino Plnkerton, Miss Hnzel Dnernei- and Miss Evelyn Willis, othor committees for the affair will bo announced later. a a m AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY HAS I MEETING TUESDAY Mrs. V. J. Micelli. nrmiMoni iwm. ' ducted the Interesting meeting of me American i.eginn auxiliary at the chapter rooms Tuesday eve ning. Reports of committees wore presented and Mrs. W. J. Olms cheld gave a fino talk on Fldac. Mrs. Clyde Beard very charmingly played songs of nations affiliated with Fldac. Following the business meeting the Post and auxiliary joined for a program presented by the latter, af ter which refreshments were served by the Post. The March 7th meeting will he held nt 8 o'clock in the evening at tbo armory with the auxiliary serv ing refreshments nnd the Post In charge of the program. LADY ELKS ENJOY SOCIAL EVENING AT TEMPLE ON THURSDAY The Lady Elks enjoyed a delightful- social Thursdny evening nt the temple with Mrs. Chester llercher, president. In charge and Mrs. Clifford Parrott as hos tess. Six tables of cards were in play during the evening with Mrs. L. W. Metzger winning the contract bridge high score prize; Mrs. C. W. Parker winning the five hun dred, prize, and' Mrs. Harold Has kln winning the pinochle prize. Tho next meeting of the Lady Elks will be held the evening of March 9. 35 WE ARE NOW BAKING HOT CROSS BUNS Buy Them From Your Grocer MODEL BAKERY 'rose p.-t. a. study club has interesting MEETING ON THURSDAY . Mrs. J. Roland Parker presided over the short business meeting of the Rose P.-T. A. Study club at thotlms been scheduled for Roseburg, J. P. Mntchcnbnctier home at f14 South Main street Thursday after noon. The meeting was followed by reports given by .Mrs. W. E. Sullivan on "Conserving the School Child's Hearing;" Mrs. F. L. Crit tenden on "Emotional Ties that Hinder:" Mrs. It. II. Mercer on "Homo Interests Conference at Corvallis" and the resume of Dr. Ballard's lecture on "Our Needless Fears." At tho tea hour tho hostesses, Mrs. Moteltenbachor. Mrs. G. M. Krell and Mi-s. D. C. Nickens, serv ed lovely refreshments. The March Mth meeting will be held nt tho homo of Mrs. Harry Burr on South Stephens streot. The' next regular P-T A meet-! 1,"'um meeting. Mrs. Marina Sic ng t,s,eoeet 'an ounced tor"SSu '0 llu1', ,,,lB"0,",r "ft eSiim he afternoon of March till, at tho m'0SM,t " ' I: the music room of the school house with Mrs. Mercer, president, In cuarge. m 1 MRS. ROGER BAILEY IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB MONDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Roger Bailey entertained her bridge club at a very charming one-lliirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Monday afternoon at her home In the Howell apartments. The Chln eso motif was beautifully carried out in the decorations and in the menu nnd prizes. Covers were placed for Mrs. Fred Lock wood, guest, and Mrs. O. It. Hess, Mrs. Frank Coen. Mrs. A. 1). Parr. Mrs. Scott Williams. Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Mrs. Freder ick J. Porter and the hostess, Mrs. llalley. , , , Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with Mrs. Porter winning the high score piizo and .Mrs. lless, the traveling prize. MRS. ADRIAN FISHER IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. Adrian Fisher very gra cIoiihIv entertained her bridge club nt a delightful eiR1'1 o'clock dessert-supper Thursday evening at her home in North Roseburg. Daffodils and pussywillows form ed un attractive decorative nioui f()1. n,o occasion. Covers were iilneed for Mrs. R. C. Gilo nnd Mrs. E. A. Pearson, guests,, and Mrs. 'IV II. lluir. Airs. Civile Fullortoll, Mrs. Louis Fullurton, Mrs. Leslie Ciiminiiigs, Mrs. J. A. Hart and Mrs. Fisher, hostess. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the evening with Mrs. Gilo nnd Mrs. Burr winning tho bridge prizes. U. OF O. LUNCHEON CLUB MEETS AT UMPQUA ON TUESDAY Tho University of Oregon Moth er's Luncheon club met at n de lightful 12 o'clock luncheon Tues day at the Hotel llmiiqun with Mrs. C. S. Hennillger, president, In charge. ' ' Covers were placed for Mrs. Ilonnlngor, Mi-b. W. M. Campliell. Mrs. Guy Cordon. Mrs. Alba Spaugh, Mrs. W. II. Carter, Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker nnd Mrs. G. It. Hales, of Myrtle Creek SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY T?;e FINEST FJSTURE of AMERICA'S FINEST! A fast moving tale of a Duke who proved himself a "prince" with all odds against him ! XKl RICHARD CARLSON - JOAM FONTAINE RBrJgfl' life 1 . -rr? PLUS ON THE P. m. . 7 Kiddles 10c ENDS FEATURE NO. 1 Charles Starrett "RIO GRANDE" with IRIS MEREDITH "SONS OF THE PIONEERS" 3. O. DISTRICT CONFERENCE OF B.P.W.C. TO BE HELD IN ROSEBURG The Business and Professional Women's fourth ilit-.trict conference March f.th. with headquarters at the Motel Untpqua. Hrenkl'nst and luncheon will be served at the t'tni-qua hotel nnd the evening re ception has been1 planned for the preceding evening, March 4lh, to he held at the Elks club and the 10 a. m. open forum Sunday morning will be held in the same rooms. Mit-,8 Gladys Ilas'.klu is district chairman. Miss Hilda Swenson, state pro gram chairman, has planned nn out standing priigrain for this confer ence. Mis. .lean Porter, of Kla math Fulls, state finance chairman, has arranged a discussion on "My Pav Kiivelono and Yours." and "My Savings and Yours." at the open tm. Imwhenn urogram Is 111 charge or the Itoselnlig club. The following committees are In charge of the reception, Iln iJiu- van, Mnrgarel uarr aim nn n bu i.ei.lsM'iitioii. Carrie Bell Martha Perry, lluzei inxnn ami enes Pltclifni'd: decorations. Mar jorle Garvin, Zylda Uimbert and Stella Spencer. EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON ENJOYED WEDNESDAY AT GROW HOME Mrs. Homer Grow entertained the executive hoard of tho Presyte rian missionary society Wednesday at a lovely one tnirty o chick luncheon at her attractive homo on South Cobb street. The program for the coming year's work was outlined nnd re ports for the state wore made out. Covers were placed for Mrs. J. Ro land Parker. Mrs. I). Kit's. Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. C. E. Rob erts, Mrs. Margaret Hodgnrs, Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, Mrs. Earl Ullrich and the hostess, Mrs. Grow. MRS. SCOTT WILLIAMS ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Scott Williams was a most gracious hostess, when she enter tained her bridge club Monday eve ning at her atlractive homo in Liyirelwood. Fniinnluir the contract bridge play Mrs. Williams served lovuly cireshnienis to .mis. a. ii. i. a guest, and Mrs. II. H . Tumor, Mrs. Leroy Hlntt. Mrs. It. M. Church, Mrs. lnnard Riley. Mrs. Karl Connor. Miss ilienna niniiii and Miss Marjorle Chester. MRS. H. A. CANADAY HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER AT SALEM Miss June Lockwood, formerly of this city entertained at n lovely surprise dinner party at hor homo in Salem Monday evening In com pliment, to Mrs. II. A. Canndny, wife of Iteprosentnllvo Cauaday. A beautiful birthday enko graced tho atlractlvely appointed table. Lovely gifts were presented to Mrs. Cnnaday from the guests nnd the evening hours were enjoynbly snout. In visiting. SAME PROGRAM You'll say they're the grandest pair of lovers ever to grace the csreen. It's the gr.yet,t laugh loaded roman. tic riot you have ever seen. TODAY FEATURE NO. 2 SERIAL AND NEWS D. OF U. V. HAS INTERESTING MEETING ON FRIDAY EVENING Florence Nightingale tout, No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of tho Civil War, 18KI-1KG5, held an Inter esting business session last evening at the armory. Twelvo members were present. A very fino prngrum on Lincoln and Washington was presented, after which a lovely handkerchief shower was given Mrs. Anna Carson in honor of her birthday anniversary. A social hour followed ami refreshments wore servod. The next meeting of tho tent will he held March loth at tho armory. CATHOLIC BENEFIT CARD PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR St. Joseph's Altar society spon sored a very enjoynble benefit card party Monday evening at the par ish hall with Mrs. Harris Ellsworth acting as general chairman, assist ed by Mrs. E. L. Dolan. Nineteen tabtcs of contract bridge play for ladies was won by Mrs. Walter Fisher with M. R. Richards winning the men's prize. The five-hundred card prizes went to .Mrs. Olive Johnson anil L. J. HnrncH. Following the card play, delicious refreshments were served. , B.P.W.C. TO MEET NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Tho regular meeting of the Busi ness nnd Prnlessional Women s club will be held at eight o'clock next Monday evening at tho club house. Tho topic for the occasion will bo "My Savings and Yours" with llta Farnsworth. Bessie Hag- en, Lois Duncan and Edyth Gilmnur in charge. A delightful skit will bo present ed by the ll.P.W. Dramatic club. All members and Invited guests have been asked to enjoy the occa sion. ' a INTERESTING FILM TO BE PRESENTED AT LUTHERAN CHURCH A talking film entitled, "Tho Call of tho Cross," will be shown Thursday, March 2nd, nt St. Paul's Lutheran church, Corey nnd .Mili tary. The film depicts the early hiB tory of a group of Lutheran' pil grims who catno to America a con tury ago. The public Is most cor dially invited. A free will offering will Ira taken. Tho first showing of tho film will begin at 8:00 p..m. O. S. C. MOTHER'S CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEEK The Oregon State College Moth- -ni'a' rlnh will mnnt lit n one o'clock day at tho Hotel Umpqiia with Mrs. L. A. Wells, chuirmau, prostdlng. Hostesses for tho social hour of SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY One World Triumph a Motion With truth and power, masterful human drama comes hurtling from the screen, to set your pulses pounding,, and to bring tears to your eyes as a splendid story becomes a living, breathing adventure. ShoWB 2-3:15-7-9:15 P. M. Mats. 26o Eves. Kiddles 10c Ends siJW W mn$&v ?RftRY ulliii In v tl 1 V JT mTT to Be Announced l-ylfe MJS5 A Monday Night PREVIEW TONIGHT 'SMASHING THE SPY RING" with RALPH BELLAMY FAY WRAY REGIS TOOMEY sewing and cards will be Mrs. B. H. , Laird ant! Mrs. L. A. Dlllard. All .. mothers of O. S. C. students are cordially invited to be present. ROSEBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY TO BE ENTERTAINED BY CONCERT ON MARCH 9th ; As a vory charming benefit for the Roseburg Public Library, the Douglus county music teachers as sociation has planned a charming eight o'clock concert, featuring Hthciyndc Smith, famous soprano, for the evening of March Uth, at the Methodist Episcopal church. Proceeds of this charming con cert will go to purchase new books on music for tho Music Teachers association shelf maintained nt the library. , Miss Smith, who has made many interesting tours of the United States, Cuuada and Europe, is re ported to be nn urlist of outstand ing quality nnd the hundreds of re quests Tor return engagements, prove without a doubt, that she Is unusually fino in hor field. The Music Teachers association hopes to bring a series of interesting con certs to Roseburg music lovers dur ing the coming year and If the con cert on .March !)th. proves to ho successful, plans will go forward to bring talent here for concerts. Miss Gladys 11. Strong Is acting (Continued on page ) Authorized Maytag Sales and Service Ott's Music Store W. Cass & Sheridan. Phono 481 Roseburg Dairy Grade A Pasteurized and Raw Milk 'DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH" PHONE 186 FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 FRKIO I'HOTGRAPHS AT THE LINK STUDIO Until March first we will mnke one PORTRAIT of your BABY PREK II It Is under five years. All children MUST bo accom panied by Parents or Guardian. THE LINK STUDIO 12-P W. Cuss St as a Novel Another as Picture! 14 35c I Today i ' ' ' i .' TAYIflR M . miLuu