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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUC, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1939.
L jzj H
(Continued from imko 3) JA
as genprul chairman of the affair.
Airs. Homer Orow, Mrs. Clyde
Heard, .Mrs. John WeitthcrfonJ,
Mrs. II. li. Nerbas nn.l Miss Vir
ginia Wright ar aHMimirifC. Tickets
may ho purchaHcil from any mem
ber of the aHHorlation. The cum-;
inliUte In cliuiKi! Ib arrnnffliiK for
patrons ami putt-miesse ami null- '
eiH for Hie nccaHioii. A reeeplion (
will also he kIvmi fur .lla Smith, i
iluriiiK her stay in this eliy.
MRS. OSCAR OWEN IS
HONORED ON 87th
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. Oscar Owen was couipli
meiitfil at n very delightful parly
on hep eighty-seventh birthday mi
ni vnrnary Wednesiiuy, when .Mrs.
K. If, Applehori and Mrs. C. K.
Murks Wf'i-e joint hoKtettses at the
home of Mrs. Applelwff In Kden
hower. (.'urnatloiiH and pussywil
lows were attractively arranged
about the rooms for the occasion.
Ueauliful gifts were presented to
Mrs. Owen from Mrs. II. II. Wil
liams, Mrs. W. I). Harris, Mrs. A. I).
Addison, Mrs Jerome Smith. Mrs.
John 11. Porter, Mra. V. It. liut k
liighum, Mrs. K. T. Nelson, Mrs.
Forrest Jones, Mrs. C. I). Calkins,
Mrs. Allen Moore, Mrs. Curtis Cal
kins, Mrs. It, ,. Clio, Mrs, S. A.
Sanlord, Mrs. K. L. Calkins, Mrs.
V. M. Curtl." ind the hostesses,
Mrs. Applehoff and Mrs. Murks.
Sewing, visiting and gumes were
' fin Joyed, after which the hostesHeH
served tea. .Mrs. I. ,. Calkins and
Mrs. O. K. Marks1, poured, and Mrs.
John II. Porter, Mrs. IS. T. N'elson
and Mrs. V. It. Huckingham assist
ed. Mrs. Owen, who Ib a resident of
Walla. Walla, Wash., resided here
for thirty-five years, before moving
to Washington. She is spending
the winter in Kosehurg visiting
niendH.
ma
MRS. H. C. WADDELL IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
LUNCHEON FOR CLUB
Mrs. IF. C, Waddell entertained
Iter bridge club at a charming one
o'clock luncheon at her attractive
home on South Kane street Thurs
day pfternoon. Korsythlu formed it
ptotty decorative motif for the
beautifully appointed luncheon ta
ble. ('overs wore pinned for Mrs. K
V. Josse, u guest, and Mih. C. V.
Wharton, Mis. K. K. Tandy, Mrs.
liroadwuy. Mrs. W. P. Chapman,
Mrs. Fred Lock wood, Mih. Fred
HrhwnrlK and the hostess, Mrs.
Waddell.
Contract hrldgo was enjoyed dur
ing tho artornonn with high scores
being hold by Mrs. llroadwuy and
Mrs. Tandy.
CHARMING OPERETTA
ANNOUNCED FOR
EVENING OF MARCH 13
"Peep Show Park," a charming
fantasy lifts been announced as the
operetta to he preHonted by about
one-hundred Fullerton school stu
dents in costume, for eight o'clock
the evening or March Kith, at the
new auditorium in the school.
Miss Ploy Cooper Is in chargo oT
arrangements for the operetta and
is. being assisted by MIhs Dorothy
pale Jackson with Miss Helen
Khreeve In ehnrge of costumes and
properties. The operetta promises
to be unusually colorful and lovely
and a most cordial Invitation 'has
hegn extended to the public to en
Joy the affair.
FINE ARTS DEPT.
TO MEET TUESDAY
Tho Finn Arts d(mrliuonl group
of tho Junior Woman's club will
lnlii't it ll 7::l" o'clock nn-hnstPHR
iliiMHi'i t -HitptHT iicxi Tucsdny nlvht
al tho lluli I 1'iiilKiiKi, nt which Hum
pluns will he mmlo lor I lie lumen,
nini'tlllKH. Mrs. V. W. Morrison,
prouilnenl ItoHchurg iirlist nnd prci-,
K e ll ol inn itnseourc iviiiiiiuis
Woman's
club, will bo KucHt speaker on the
sublect of art. All members of the
department are requested to bo
present. Mrs. .lack Chapnuin and
Miss Heverly Winston are joint
chairman of tho department.
SERIES OF BENEFIT
CARD PARTIES TO
DEGIN MARCH 6th
Klvemlale grange has announced
the opening of a series of semi-j sored by the guild to raise money
monthly bimellt five-hundred card ' for the church building fund,
parties to be held at the grunge Mrs. Leonard Itllev was chair
hall, tthe Hrst of which will he at I man or the dance and was assist
eight o'clock the evening of March Ml by Mrs. I'iinl .lonklns, Mrs. Mo
uth. 1'rlzcs will be awarded and bert Hclliwell. Mrs T c m-
refreshtueutH wilt he served. The
public has been cordially Invilt-d
to he present. At the close of the
series, grand prizes w ill 1h a waul
ed. o
R1VERSOALE GRANGE
TO MEET FRIDAY
Hlvcrsdalo grange will meet at
S: lfi tiVlnrk tiixi 1'riilav evenlni:
11 i I til lilt 1 1 MlHllhlTtt Or(HIlll nol !
later than S:I0 will he eligible for
the door prlxe. The program will
include n very Interesting talk on
"India" by Mrs. S. liaynor Smith.
Refreshments will be served by
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kwens. Mr.
and Mrs. 10. A. Helmboldt, (iiaham
and J.enlle Fogel.
REBEKAH LODGE TO
MEET TUESDAY
Itosehurg Uehekah lodue will
meet tit 7:30 next Tuesday night at
the I.O.O.K. hall with Winnie Hawn
In charge. Following the meeting,
the degree staff will practice (or
initiation. All members are re
quested to ho present.
Rainbow Dairy
GRADE A RAW MILK
Direct from our farm
to you
To Start Delivery Phone
14-F-33
FLAPPER FANNY
COPR. 1939 SV NCA SIRV1CC, INC,
I 7
BCO LHTE ,fcCJ
"Let's sit this one out. I've already ordered an the ham
burger won't be fit to eat after we dance'
"The Citadel" at
A scene from the outstanding
for a three-day engagement at the
the leading roles are Itobcrt Donat
WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY . . .
PARTY GIVEN
BY
MISS HELEN McDONALD
Miss Helen McDonald entertain
ed at a Washington's birthday
imrly at her home lat evening.
Spring - flowers lent ' a colorful
note to the rooms; - ' .
Cards were played during tho
evonlng with high prizes golm; to
Velda Sanders and Virginia Wal
ters with hocoihI score prizes go
ing lo Heta Ilouser and Nova
Hunch ' mid third score prizes 'o
Cntherlno Muhouey and Margaret
S(!haerer,
l-aler lovely refreshments were
served at a tabl-j centered by a
picturo of Washington, surround
ed by liny hatchets and cherries,
currying out a red, white . and
blue color scheme.
Covers Wero placed for Mar
garel. Scbaerer, Nolllo Itast, Vir
ginia Walters, Heta llouser, Nova
Itoguard, Kdna Ilrnwu, Catherine
Miuioney, Veldu Sanders and the
Hostess, Helen McDonald.
EPISCOPAL GUILD HAS
ENJOYABLE DANCING
PARTY TUESDAY NIGHT
A lurge numb?" of members and
friends eujuyed tho St. Ceorge's
Kplscopal guild Informal dancftu:
party at the Klks temple Tuesday
evening. The arfair was the lst
of a series of benefit daiues snmi-
son, Mrs. Ford Sincleton nml Mi
ll. II. Slpprell.
INTER-SE STUDY CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY
The Intrr-Se Study rlnh will
meet at it one-thirty o'clock dessert
hiucheon Tuesday nt the home of
Mri. l(. K. Ilraud lu Went Itose
huig. All members are cordially
invltil to bo present.
BARGAINS
In Started Chicks
ALSO DAY OLD
WATZIG HATCHERY
PHONE 740-J
DANCE
BLATTNER'S HALL
CANYONVILLE
Saturday, Fcbrunry 25th
with
Dale King and His Band
Admission
Gentlemen 40c Ladles 10o
f 'i'h 7 -mK' 'it
By Sylvia
T. M. MCC. U. . AT. Off.
Indian Sunday
picture, "Tho Citadel,' which Btarts
Indian theatre Sunday. Starring in
and Itosallml Hussell.
FONDER'S DAY PROGRAM
GIVEN AT BENSON SCHOOL
The Benson IVT. A. sponsored a
very Interesting Founder's day
program Monday night nt the
school with Mrs. (ieorgo Caskey
acting as chairman. The program
Included a tap dance by Hetty He-
bard and Hetty ilsoii, nccompan
i led by Mrs. Robert Kelly; three in
strumental numbers, "Down Main
Street," "Olow , Worm," and
"Moonlight and Hoses," by Kalph
and Karl Karllnger and P. It.
Shanklln; rending, "Tho Wrong
Kid," by Audrey Koselund; song
and dance. " Pocket Full of
Dreams," by Juanlta nml Donna
Severn, and an Interesting talk
nu tho home interests conference
held a week ago in Corvullts, pre
sented by Mrs. It. II. Mercer, niiml
dent of Itose IVT. A. ,
Tho beautifully decorated
Founder's day cake was cut and
served at the close of the pro
gram. The next meeting will be
held the arternoon of March 20.
Mrs. C. K. Hosohiud, president of
llenson I'.-T. A., had charge ol" the
business meeting.
YOUNG LUTHERANS TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The Young Lutherans league of
St. Paul's church will meet at 7::h)
o'clock next Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Scbllik on McClelliui street. All
members and friends are Invited.
FRIENDLY BIBLE CLASS
TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The Friendly lllhle class mem
bers and their fiimilies will meet
at a six-thirty o'clock pot luck sup
per nexr Tuesday evening at the
Presbyterian church. A social eve
ning will follow the supper hour.
SWIM
DANCE Enio) your fav
orite recreation
RICHARDSON
SPRINGS
BUTTE CO.
CALIF.
(g&. Til.HljhwiyvvEtoChico (Q(
m
Thtr It tuch varttty of rcration1
opportunities hr that, no mattor wkafc
you pr(tr. you can't b disappointod.
m
AccommixJationt to fit ovary budgob
Fin MaJer. Held, Hll Stla CHaM
ftod attfftCttr HMLe)lM CftHtfM.
Tho Famout Mineral Wit an ro Frt
C. E. GROUP HAS
PARTY TUESDAY
Members and friends of the Proa
hyterlun Christian Kndeavor en
Joyed n party at the church
parlors Tuesday evening. Ta
ble games were enjoyed and la
ter lovely refreshments, earrylug
out the Ceorge Washington motif,
were served to Mrs. Harold Hel
tows, adviser. Corinne Harpham,
Dora liaker, Jane Wangeman",
lionise and Ruth Itlake, Nancy Ho
lund, Alta Golden, Mary Roland,
Jean Myers. Marilyn Harpham, An
nie Shannon, John Roberts, Lewis
Wilson, Clayton Jer"gmsen, Richard
Arundel, Leslie Smith, Lowell Rus
sell and Carl Ulake..
A
BIRTHDAY DINNER
GIVEN MRS. MCDONALD ' :
ON 8UNDAY EVENING
A delightful birthday . dinner
was given at five o'clock Sunday
at the J. S. McDonald home on
South Stephens street In honor
or Mrs. McDonald. Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. McDonald,
Miss NHIIr RaHt, Velda Sanders,
Helen .McDonald unci Sandy Mc
Donald. F. S. CLUB TO
MEET ON TUESDAY
The F. S. club will meet at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
attractive home of Mrs. Walter
Singleton on Fast Douglas street.
All members are urged to be pres
ent. ODDITIES
By the Associated Press
Gone With the Windstorm
LONE PINE, Pa. Lone Pine
has lost its namesake.
A severe windstorm toppled the
community's only pine tree.
Right Number
OKLAHOMA CITY E. C. Berg
man telephoned home. A strange
man utiswered.
"Where's my wife?" demanded
Bergman.
"She isn't here and the house
Is on fire," tho stranger -replied.
lie was a fireman. ,
More than 31,000,000,000 chicken'
eggs are produced In the United
Stales each year.
Stock and Bond
Averages
Compiled by Tlte AsHoduted Press.
Feb.
I 30 15 15 (10
liul'ls ltll'8 Ufa St'ks
Raliudliy 72.7 21.6 :tS.7 61.2
1'rov. day .... 72.2 21.3 3S.6 50.8
Mimlh UKO .... US.!) Ill.l 45.9 IS.l
Year ago (111.4 20.4 32.0 4li.l
m:l3 lilBh" 77.0 2,'l.N 38.7 6.1.4
1 93!) low 07.8 1S.9 35.5 47.3
New l!)39 hij.li.
BONDS '
20 10 10 1Q
IiR'i lnd'ls Ul'a Fun.
Saturday 50.1 !l!).8 0 1.7 01.4
Prev. day .... 50.5 !)!.(! 91. li (11.4
Month ao .... 67.0 98.7 92.0 59.4
Year UKO 05.2 96.8 90.5 65:8
1939 hiKll 61.7 99.8 94.8 62.7
1939 low 57.5 98.7 92.2 59.1
MARKET
REPORTS
WOOL
nORTON, Feb. 25. AP) The
Commercial Bulletin today Hays:
"Tho demand lor wool has con
tinued light again this week, al
though prices are generally well
maintained.
"Foreign markets have ruled
Finn through Hie week, although
Sydney was a hit soft at tho week
end. Kuropoun markets are very
firm.
"lu tho west compat'atively lit
tle has been done, growers inclin
ing still to hold their wools above
eastern parity.
"Manttl'ucturerR are very busy
on old contracts but find new busi
ness sluggish,
".Mohair is quiet hut steady.
Some adult has been sold in Tex
as al IlS-oSJ cents.
WHEAT
rOHTLAN'l), Ore, Feb. 25
(AP)
Open IMgli Iw Clnso
May lis OS BS 68
NOW-and save
Be a wise bird, and don't delay
ordering your full winter'e
wood supply. You'll save now
ar you'll pay more later!
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
DRY WOOD
16" green $3.00 load
4' green , $2.00 cord
Mill ends $4.50 load
Screened Sawdust $2.50
Delivered In City
TELEPHONE 282
ROSEBURG
LUMBER CO.
If .
Local
News
Umpqua Visitor Here if. V. He
naril, of Umpqua, attended to
businen In tills city yesterday.
Here Yeterday Mrs. Floyil Mil
ler, of Dlllard, Hhoppeil nnd visl'.od
friends In this city yesterday.
Club to Meet The . Thimble
club will meet Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Artnur iluil
ncll at 414 North Itose street.
Vlsltlna at - Winchester Mrs.
William Page and son, Holla, of
Salem, are spending the week-end
:it Winchester, visiting Mrs. A. H.
I'age. , ;
Back From Portland noy Tillel!
who has been spending the pnst
few days in Portland on business,
has returned to his home near
Iloseburg.
Move; Back to Roseburg T)r.
and Mrs. (Jeorge L. Nichols have
moved back to their home on
Winchester street from their
ranch on the Dixonville rood.
Executive Council to... Meet
Tho executive council ' of the
Junior Woman's club has called a
meeting for eight o'clock Monday
evening nt the home of Mrs. Gor
don Stewart on Kane street.
At BoswelJ Springe Mrs. Emlie
Ward, of Lodi, Calif., has taken
over the management of the re
sort at Boswell springs. She con
templates making considerable
improvements to the resort. ,
Glee Club to Practice T h e
IlliHineHB and ; ProfesHionul j Wo
men's Glee club will practice at
7 o'clock Monday evening at the
studio of the director. Mrs.
Charles A. Brund, 1n the Masonic
buildini;. , '
Improving Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Porter, who wero brought to their
home here HI of .influenza last
week from their mining claim on
North Myrtle, are now reported . to
be improving in health. , ,
Have Luncheon In, . .Salem
County Judge and Mrs, ,M. C
Howker were luncheon .guests of
Senator and Mrs. c. w. Clark In
Salem Thursday. The Powkers
visited the legislature In, the aft
ernoon. Bible Class to Meet I")'. It. L.
Dunn's non-denominational Ilihle
study class will, begin the studv of
.Moses the man, at the 7:45 o'clock
meoting Mondav evening at the
dining hall in the Douglas hotel.
Anyone Interested in IJlble study
has been invited,
Arrive From Re'edsport Mrs.
Cecil nennett and son nnd daugh
ter, of Reedsport, are n Koseburg
for the H league tournament and
to visit friends. Mrs. Bennett's
daughter. Charlotte, is a member
of the Keedsport, girls' , volleyball
team. "
Back From Coast Mrs.. Alma
Montgomery has returned . from
Coquille, where she spent a. .few
days visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ned Guriiey, and with Mrs. Strom
qutst, a former resident of Look
lugglnss. Mrs. Montgomery also
spent a short time In Myrtle
Point visiting her son. Robert, and
with n friend. Mrs. Culbertson.
Back From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. KMon Jackson have returned
lo rtoaebmg following a few weeks
vacation In Los Angeles and at the
Golden (iate exposition nt San
Francisco. While on Treasuro is
land, they met Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Taylor, of Hose burg, who are at
tending the fair and visiting their
son ami daughter-in-lnw, Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Taylor. The Jacksons
iflf. their small son. David, in Itose
hurg with his grandmother, Mrs.
V. T. Jackson, while away.
COMPLETE
OPTICAL SERVICE
Dr. D. B. Bubar
116 No. Jackson
(The woman to whom housekeeping
is not a tiresome task but a matter
of sensible management uses our
reliable cleaning service. She
knows evenings find her gowns
fresh and lovely ready for her so
cial engagements!
New Service Laundry
and Dry Cleaning
324 W. Lane
Phone 68
IlilHttl EVailMG
incus
GETS AID PROMISE
The Douglas county chapter of
the American Red Cross will
ceive financial aid from the nation
al headquarters to continue Its pro
gram as outlined for the year. It
was announced today.
The promise of aid was made last
night by A. L. Sehafier, head, of
the Pacific coast division, who was
the principal speaker at a dinner
meeting held at the Umpqua hotel
last night by directors of the coun
ty chapter. ' . - - '
Expressing belief that the wide
spread program outlined for the
year will arouse sufficient inter
est in the general puLlic that next
year's roll call will be sufficient to
enable the chapter to sustain Its
work with Its own finances, Mr.
Schaffer pledged assistance for the
balance of the current year, assur
ing no curtailment' of activities.'
The Bpeaker gave Interesting In
formation on the work of the Red
Cross nationally and particularly on
the Pacific coast.
The meeting was directed by El
len Post, chapter chairman. Re
ports were presented by Edna
Drown, executive secretary, and E.
S. McCJain, treasurer.- ,-
Parity Waste
mart POINT. NV C.-i-Two-tail
ors matle a. pair of trousers so
Here From" Reedsport Attorney
W. O. Benson, of Reedsport, was
here Friduy attending to business.
Glendale Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Clarke; of Glendale,
spent Friday In this qity .on , busi
ness. ; 1., $ ,
Stops Itr Salem A J. 'Hochra
del, of this .city, wua a , business
visitor at the legislature In Salem
this week. , ..rtt
J Here Yesterday-M rf 'Al ta
Howard, ot .Temhilp, shopped! fchd
yislted friends in this city yester
day, I Called. Jta .MeeUng-r-C... A.,-Brand,
of this city, left Thursday for Port
land to attend" a" meeting 'of the
stule board pf higher education..
Attends to. Business Elbert.
Lenox, of 'Med ford,. ,, ..was,, here
Thursday 'attending to business
and visiting relatives and: friends.
r.nnfft Man i-imm TJ In llTnl t
...k.. iivii, 11. j. it run
and W..KV Quizenlierry.-of the Med-
ioju opco ouice,.-were here -oji,
hliultlftuu voulunlnv W.itlu. ...nu
formerly manager of ,the local of-
Transient Jailed Lacklug. $10
with which lo way a fine, Carl A.
Uomoll, transient, was committed
to the city, jail today for. five, days.
He pjeaded guilty before Hecorder
A: J.' Oeddos , to, charge of drunk
enness. . . ,. ,,,, . , ,, ,,..,,,,,,.,
Co , to Banquet Harold Bowerr
man, of the forest service, and
Hamilton K. Johnson, nssistunt
district warden for noughts Forest
Protective association, left Friday
for Corvallls to, .attend tho. annual
FernJioidierB'., banquet todtiyi , .
Leaves For Corvallls Mrs. V T
Juckson and daughter. Miss Doro
thy IJale, teacher nt Fullerton
school, left Friday for Corvallis,
where the latter, will, spend the
week-end and Mrs. Jackson will be
met by her husband, who will take
her to Salem for the week-end.
BUILDING A REPUTATION OF
FAIR BEALIMG
FOR 14 YEARS IN ROSEBURG '
NEW OR USED
See Us for Your Transportation Problem
What Cars and Trucks Do People in Douglas County Buy?
Here are the figures:
, Passenger Cars Trucks
Chevrolet 129 33
For 1938 .ord 48 u
Plymouth 29 1
Registration of J" 28
Ddge 24 15
Cars Represented j"0"1"": 27
Hudson Terraplane 10
in Roseburg Na5h Lafayette 12
Chrysler 5
gmc ;;;;;;;;;; ....
Your Chevrolet Dealer
Hansen Motor Co.
OAK AND STEPHENS ST. ROSEBURG, OREGON
large that both could get Into
them at the same time.
They did and had their picture
taken in triumph.
But the customer wouldn't ac
cept the trousers. The CG-Inch
waist was too tight
DANCE
. UNDER MELLOW LIGHTS
Saturday Night, February 25
MOOSE BALLROOM
Corner Washington and Jackson Streets
MUSIC BY-
"MOOSE MELODY MIXERS"
ADMISSION: GENTLEMEN 40c; LADIES FREE
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Etabllhedt191 j . " ' i li. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient '
Service and Courtesy
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 600
Oak and Kane Ste.
"To Serve Other As We Would Be Served"
Douglas Funeral Home
Phone 112 Day or Night
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Our Service
Available to
All Regardlessi
of Financial
-Condition.
TIME TO FIGURE! '
Ypu. are careful a,bout, your . chicks v or
poults, your brooders, yards, and your
feedi, Are you caref.ul about the service
that goes' with" your feed and the profits
that are made on your feed?.
Ut? '..& it'.i. j. . Tyif, J
Buy where you can choose your feed and
service and you own the profits.; -
VSee Us First We Can Save You Money "
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
Farai Bureau Co-op. Exch.
'"' - ' ROSEBURG, OREGON
Chry tier-Plymouth Dealer
1935 Dodge Sedan
1934 Plymouth Sedan
UTNE BROS.
Rose Garage
: V.
Licensed Lady .
; Embalmer '
Frank W. Long
Funeral Director
Licensed Lady
r Assistant
Chapel and
Office
Located at
Corner Pint -..
.and.Lani
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