Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 01, 1939, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., April 01, 1939, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1939)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHREE ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL J, 1930. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER (Continued from page 2) ton, Mrs. S. C. ?,aham, Mrs. Fra n k Conn, M vs. R J . Com m. - Mrs. Kenneth Qulne, Mrs. E. A. lVarfm am! Mrs. I. K. Flos. BETTY JEAN HUBER CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AT PARTY THIS WEEK Betty Joan Thibet entertained a n amber of friends at a very en .myjtbifi party in honor of her birthday amiiveraary at Urn home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. lluber on Winchester street. The evening was spent in playing games, after whfch lovely refresh ments were served by Mrs. Huber, assisted by Mi's. Merl Lumlreth and Miss Muriel Ifuber to Betty Jean Hnber, Mary Kiien MeKay, II it t it Bust, June and Joan Boyle, Marie Neal, Shirley Shrum, Betty Hebard, Josephine lianel, Liia Jean Talbot, Betty Lee Ilahn, Jnanitu Kebern, Janet and Joyce Harpham and Sylvia Iandreth. GUILD EASTER BRIDGE LUNCHEON TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 Among the many charming ' events of the springtime, will be St. George's Kpiseopal guild's an nual spring Faster bridge one o'clock salad luncheon to be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Clarke on Kane street, Wednesday after noon, April 12. Mrs. E. V. Tandy and Mrs. I W. Josso are acting as joint chair men of tltCfair, which promises to he one of the most enjoyable events of the month. Prizes will be u warded for the bridge play . and n door prize will be award ed. The players will pivot at their respective tables. Reservations for the party may be made by calling Mrs. Tandy at 72:1: Mrs. Josse at 357-R or Mrs. J. C Hume at 224-J. F. S. CLUB HAS FNJOYABLE MEETING AT THOMASON HOME The P. s. t-lnb was deliKhtfully entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. T. W. Thomason at her home on Fleser street. Lovoly bouQitets t ol spfrea and daffodils were used about the rooms, Sewlnt; and visiting were en joyed until the tea hour, when Mrs. Ttiumason seryetl lovely re- freslnnonis to Mrs. Peyton Oder- kiru. a guest, and Mrs. Karl Deck er, Mrs. Harry P. Hatfield, Mrs. v alter slngtelon. Mrs. J. F. Hvnl, Mrs. II. II. Laird and Mrs. If.' T. niootn. The next meeting will he April 11 at the home of Mrs. It. T. IHnmn. , ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO ENJOY EASTER PROGRAM AT CLUBHOUSE TUESDAY An Interesting 1:30 o'clock des-sert-inncheon and Easter program will be enjoyed by the members of the Ttoseburg Woman's club and their invited guests next Tuesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. J. I). McLennan is chair man of the Easter program. Tlte business meeting will be conduct ( ed by the president, Mrs. F. W. Morrison Jioll call topics will he presented. The regular 12 o'clock monthly executive luncheon will he held by the officers, board members and clubhouse hoard, at tlte Hotel ltose. after which the group will attend the club meeting ami pro gram. ft a RIVERSIDE ORANGE TO SPONSOR BENEFIT CARD PARTY-KIWANIS PROGRAM Next Monday evening, April 3, the third of a aeries of benefit five hundred' card parties will ho spon sored by Ulversdale grange a I a 7: AO o'clock dessert-supper at the grange hall, to which the public has been cordially invited to at lend. Prizes will be awarded. On Tuesday evening, April ), the grange will sponsor a 4-11 club scholarship benefit affair. at which time the Iioseburg Klwanls entertainers will present an inter esting anil enjoyable program at the grange hall. No admission will bo charged, ltefreshments will be sold Inter In the evening. ' YOUNG LUTHERANS LEAGUE HAS MEETING TUESDAY EVENING Tile Voting Lutheran's League of Si. l'aul's church met Tuesday eve ning at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Clinlnn (iiHlhv. After the busi ness meeting the members contin ued the study anil discussion or "llaptism." Tlte social hours were spent in playing Chinese checkers, after which Vein and Jack Coiihy and Carl Kiaenhammer served lovely refreshments to Key. and Mrs. W. A. Syl wester. Miss Vera, Miss June and Miss Pearl Goctz. lwis Wil son. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schiick. Herman Adkins, Mabel Dawson. Clayton .lurgenson. iluth rrinkmev er, Phil Wassom, Mary l'retwell and Itussi-ll Knine. PYTHIAN SISTERS SPONSOR BENEFIT CARD PARTY THURSDAY The Pythian Sisters sponsored a very successful and enjoyable bene fit card party Thursday evening at the K. of P. hail. Progressive five hundred and pinoehie were in play during the evening hours with Mrs. W. Howden winning the ladies high score piize in rive-hundred and E. J. Brown winning the men's prize with Mrs. Charles Healy and L. N. Busenhark winning the high score prizes in ptnocnie. I Following the card play, lovely j refreshments were served. Miss Pearl Jones was general chairman I of the party. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES ENJOY DELIGHTFUL DAY AT CLUB ON THURSDAY The ladies of the Roseburg Coun try ehib enjoyed contract bridge Thursday morning at the clubhouse " .wa. r. Yiimneriy winning tb l.ith score and Mrs. W. K. OU winning Eet ond high score, Politick luncheon was served at neon to Mrs. Percy Webb, of Klam ath Falls, and Mrs. Beth ii'Midfr- son, of Honolulu, Hawaii, guests, and tho following members, Mrs. uiitiivr MM!ir, captain, Mrs. f !;, Wtmheily, Mrs. K. A. Pearson, Mrs, L. K. Pies, Mrs. I,. F. McClintock, M.s. li, J. Corum, Mrs. W. M. Mc- Kachern Mrs. C. U. Van Ness, Mrs. Arthur if. Moutuford, Mrs. If, T. Hansen, .Mrs, V. F. Ott, Mrs. S. C. Lapham, Mrs. J. K. Marks. Miss Helen. Casey, Miss Naomi Scutt, Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney, .Mrs. J. IMIiard; Mrs. Miles Cannon, Mrs. IJ. M. Jttdd, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. H. 1. Bridges, .Mrs. w. T, Peters and Mrs. M. C. Bowker. Plahp were made for the annual guest-day bridge spring tea to he held at two o'clock Thursday, April 27th, at the clubhouse with Mrs. W. T. Peters and Mrs. M. C. Bowker as Joint chairmen. Golfing was enjoyed in the af ternoon with Mrs. H. 1). Bridges and Mrs. - J. K. Marks tieing for first prizi and Mrs. 1.. K. McClin tock winning second prize. The ladies will continue their weekly contract bridge tournament play at 9:,S(i a. m. next Thursday at the clubhouse with politick lunch eon ut 12:30 o'clock and uoifiiiK in me atternooii. MID-WEEKLY BIBLE CLASS HAS BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON THURSDAY The Mid-Week Bible class of St, Paul's Lutheran church held a most enjoyable one o'clock luncheon last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Kv erett Hodges on Corey avenue with Mrs, Hodges and Mrs. LeCere as joint hostesses. The beautiful birthday cakes were cut in honor of Mrs. Andy Schiick, Mrs. Karl Smith and Miss Pearl Goetx, Those enjoying the luncheon were M rs. W. Vogfc M ts. Louise Voigf, Mrs. LeCere, Mrs. Andy Schiick, .Mrs. Nick Andraieff, Mrs. V. Andraieff, Mrs. C, Kiaenhammer, Miss Pearl Goetst, Mrs. 15. Hodges, Mrs. Karl Smith, Mrs. M. Richard son, Rev, and Mrs. Syl wester, Mrs. A. Martin. Miss Lena Martin, Mrs. W, Ackley and Mrs. P. Ackley. During the regular, business meet ing it was decided to have the an nual church cleaning April fi. The next regular meeting is to be held April 20 at tho home of Mrs. Eari Smith, v t' MISS BESS WHARTON IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY ON THURSDAY Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett and Miss Margaret Can were joint, hostesses at a lovely seven-thirty o'clock des- serl-snpper at Hie Wind mill in West Roseburg Thursday evening to hon or Miss Bess Wharton, who has planned a trip buck to Massachus etts to visit her home town in the near future. Covers were placed for Miss Wharton, guest of honor, Mrs. Edyth Gilmour, Mrs. J. A. Cara way, Mrs. C. W, Sinninger, Mrs. Ir vin Brunn, Mrs. William Bell. Mrs. Getaldlne Sbeeliy, Miss Esther Re van. .Miss Ina Farnsworth, Miss Vera Fredrickson, Miss Gladys Has kin, Miss Margaret the hostesses, Mr (Jarreti MiHH Can. Contract hHdge was enjoyed lat er at the home of .Miss Wharton with Mlsa Johnson winning ihe high score nrixe and Mrs. Bet! re ceiving tiie consolation prize. A lovely shower of miscciHuieoUH gifts was presented to Miss Whar ton from the guests. MR. AND MRS, TIPTON HONORED AT DINNER PARTY ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tipton, who were recently married, were hon ored at a very lovely dinner party Sunday at the J. B. Davis home on Court street. Covers were placed for Mr. nnd Mrs. Tipton and son, illlly, guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert IHoomouist, of Drain, Mr. and! Mrs. T. C. Fraser and daughter,! Venetta, of Sutherlin, Mrs, W. C. ! Tipton, Miss Betty Jean Davis and the hostess. Mrs. J. II. Davis. PYTHIAN SISTERS AND KNIGHTS POSTPONE POTLUCK SUPPER The Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias have postponed their politick supper and social evening for members ami families, which was planned for next Wednesday e vp ni ng. The date of t he part v will" be announced later. Mrs. C, W. Parker will act as chairman of the affair. POETS CORNER THE UMPGUA VALLEY Ry LYMAN A. FRITZ The valley is kissed by morning mist Caressed by ihe sun at noon This is surely a favored spot That I won't forget very soon. I like to look at the jMtrple hil a To watch the lambs at play And the t'mpqua river thrills me As it rushes on its way. f have a peaceful feeling When the farmhouse lights are lit And the owl begins bis hunting For whatever be can get. Out here in the country One can hear the pipes of Pan You may have the city I'll stay where I am. Three Phoney Musketeers Mr . i c - mate 2.-; Tile JUlz nrolhcrs lire seen as Porthos and Araium in "The Three sion of Alexandre Dumas' story. Also AmoeQC and Gloria Stuart. Tho second feature on the double hill pro gram which is couiliie to the Hose North ut SSiaiiBliai," with Hetty Fulness and James CralK. FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia j 1 COPS. WIS BY HtA SCRVtCE. IWC. T..RCG.W.S.IT.Orr. 1 s n tff3 I "Oh, Chuck's like a lot of people you know a grand guy outside the ofHce but terribie to work for." NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT ROSEBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY DURING THE PAST WEEK New books rt'eoivori this past week at the Iioslire Public Li brary liieiuiie tho followtnt;: Wilderness Wife by Katherine Pinktrton. Faced with the neces sity of mi out(itor life, will no re sources, hut with some writing ahH ity, a yomis con pie made a home in the Canadian wilderness in Noriii- lolmson itndtM"!i Ontario ami sni'poried ihem atldja B live yCitlM. 1 Hlg CHiJHi ,was built with their own hands, sup plies were transported py canoe, and Mrs. Piuketton developed un suspected skill In cooking, trapping, gardening and driving a dog team. The c:tt IJoefcetay, was n real in dividuai. The author writes of their pioneering with delightful humor nm an unaffected sntisfac Uon at their achievements, fienutmil Hawaii by .!. Walker McSpadden "The land of the ltus eaters" it is frequently called Mr. McSpadden, a traveler with a dis cc Mihig eye and nnhounding en ihusinsm, found Hawaii a heautifnl place. He describes in detail each ot the islands that go to make up the group. The travel folders, steamship lines, and tourist agen cies emphasize hula ghis, ukuleles. moonlit beaches and fragrant ieis, V ' , ,r fj " 1 ' T void, and is particularly apt in sep arating ihe "phoney" from the reaL Beautiful Hawaii is more than an ordinary guide book It is filled with wit and common sense as weii as information. WtiPii There Is No Peace by Hamilton Fish Armstrong. A per tinent review1 of events in Knrojte since February 1!j:SS, wilh sugges tion? of the possible consequences. He refrains front drawing too many eonelusiens, and aiiows his chron icle of ihe diplomatic exchanges and public reactions of the past year to tell its own story. The Adolescent by Ada Hart Ar lett. This hook is written for par ents whose children are over twelve years old, but nut yet twenty-one The period of adolescence presents more problems to tiie modern par ent than any other period. During the preschool ago the child is large ly undf-r Hie influence of his par ents, hut as he grows older be comes more and more under the in fluence of the "pane" and of the community, in addition, the child is utidet going tremendous physiol ioificai changes that s, him at odds with his companions, his par ent's, and himself and parental guidance is most difficult when the child most needs it. How To Be Your Own Decorator by Helen Koues. 1 Jero for the first time is a com Mete course in home decoration by the best known authority on that subject, Helen Koues. is the director of Good Housekeeping Studio. This book will show you how to transform an unfurnished house or your present home, ifito an attractive place in phoneys iiiiH li-hittiiiK for AOhk, Musketeers," a musical comedy ver starred lit lite leading role Is Bon theatre Sunday for three dnvs !s which fo live. American Woman's Cookbook by llmh IJerolxheimer has irlH pages, TtiiitU recipes and helpful sugges tion, iih-strated by 2'M new in structive photographs. Mouth-war ering and palate-tickling recipes. Any woman can have a grand time with the American Woman's Cook hook. Moral! Heats Hack by William MacLeod liaine. Against the col orful background of an all-boom town and its motley humanity, Knine. ielis an exciting story with an- engaging hem you can't help cheering along. Its the story of a comeback, uphill all the way. Plen ty of action, plenty of suspense, and jtist enough romance. The liunauay by Kathleen Nor lis. The best loved of novelists writing of the American family and Its problems, Kathleen Nonis turns to a new theme in ibis novel of a onng girl who grew up with startling speed the minute she was married to the wrong man. Willi intensity and passion Mrs. Norrls approches the story of youug lie becca Gibson who rejected a ready made love for life with a man she hardly knew. BENSON STUDY CLUB HAS MEETING THURSDAY The iienson P.-T. A. Study elab met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Roselund to make plans for organizing 4-H club groups. Leaders tor the new groups in elude: Mrs. Pendergrass, home making; Mrs. Casebeer, camp cookery; Mrs. Cari Itoseiumi and Mrs. T. J. Wrist on, sewing. A letter from Mrs. Herkeley, of Portland, was real and related In Improving and beautifying the city through fiower and rose cul ture. Mrs. J. M. Hartley, who is prominently known in Douglas county as an outstanding 4-H club leader, had charge of the after noon meeting. WE ARE NOW BAKING HOT CROSS BUNS Buy Them From Your Grocer MODEL BAKERY MRS. OWEN HOSTESS TO THf?4BLE CLUB ON MONDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. C. W, Owen very graciously entertained the N. of W. Thimhie club at her home at 2H lUce street Monday afternoon. A busi ness session was followed by a so- iivl hour of sewing, visiting and i'iaymg Chinese checkers. Later a lovely pollack luncheon was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Huduelt and Mrs. WilMs Myers. Covers were placed for Mrs. S. L. Hebard, Mrs, Clarence Dishumil, Mrs. A. D. Huwn. Mrs. Usion I jar- ny, Mrs. Lydia Hooper, Mrs. Lusru iionnshelL Mrs, R W. Tavlor. Mrs. Cora liomte, Mrs. Harry Lour, Mm a. Jseai, Mrs, H. K. Fai!t:her, Mrs. Arthur Hmineli, Mrs. WUlis Myers, miss .Matte Helmrd and the 1ms fess, Mrs, Owen, The April Mith meetiua vill lie ioeld at the home of Mm, Arthur Hudneli nt 444 N. Hose street. o MRS. A. B. TAYLOR IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON At a very lovely one. oViock luitrheoa. Mrs. A. 11, Taylor erac- iottsly entertained her bridge Huh yesterday afternoon at her home. m Laurel wood. The Easier jnotif was beautifully carried out in the decorations. Covers were niaeed for Mrs. Beth Henderson, of Honolulu, Ha waii, and Mrs. IL il. Turner, guests, and Mm J. F, Uillard, .Mrs. it A. Post, Airs. K. H, Aleuger, Mm. L. W. Metzger, Mrs. W. M. McKarh- era and Mrs. Grant issoru. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with Mrs. Turner winning high score and Mrs, L. W. Metzger winning second high score. D. OF U. V. HAS DELIGHTFUL EVENING AT BENEDICK HOME The Daughters of t:nion Veterans spent a delightful evening Monday at the home of the president. Mrs. Clarice lienediek, who celeiirated her birthday anniversary on thai date. A beautiful birthday ealie and tr my cards and handkerchiefs were presented to Mrs. Benedick. after which lovely refreshments Tfi served to Mrs. iSenediek. Mrs. Kitth Plumer, Miss Virslnia Cyrus, Mrs. Mary Parr, Mrs. WHlsam Fish er, Miss Zada Parr. Mr. &!ms Sands. Miss May Sebrins, Mrs. lit tle f.tnkiater, Mrs. Anna Carson ami Mrs. Doris Long. DR. DUNN'S BIBLE CLASS TO HOLD SOCIAL FOLLOWINS STUDY MEETING MONDAY I Jr. IL L, ininn's non-densnitaia- tional Hitde Study class has plan ned a delightful social hour and program to he followed by refresh ments Monday evening following uie regular 7M6 o'clock study pe riod of the class at the dining hail of tiie Douglas hotel. The class Is corn-hiding the study of the Arc of Law and at thin nieei ing will lake up a number of types ami anti types. The meeting of April 10th will eonmieie ihe stndv of the types and will begin afudy of ihe Palestinian coveimiH. Mem- i'ers and friends are cordiaUy In vited to be present. o MRS. MILLARD BOV1 F COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Robert Helllwell entertained at a veiy charming shower party in compliment to Mrs. Millard Doyle at her home Tuesday eve- whift. Haffodiis and colorful spring nosFoins were used as nn attrac SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY A SINGING, FIGHTING D'ARTAGNAN VENTURES FORTH FOR LOVE . . . AND THE R1TZES GO ALONG FOR THE RIDE! One for all and all fot you! BINNIE Plus on the Same Program Adventure and Romance of the Orient with Betty FULNESS Shows 2-3:15 7-9 P. M. Mau. 25c Eve. 35c Kiddies 10c Ends FEATURE NO, 1 CHAPTER 2 "FLYING G MEN" WITH JAMES CRAIG tive decorative iiiotlf for ihe Deci sion. tJ ames were etsjoyed aurlng the pleasant social hours and lovely gifts were presented in Mrs, Itovle fi"om Mis. Frank Svoug,, Mrs. James K. Judd, Mtit, Jack S'bspman. Mrs. Waldo 'mpheii( Mi's. JCdwin Uard ner. Mis. i. A. Irving. Miss Kveiyn Thomason and the hostess, Mrs. HeiHweil. Following the social aour, lovely refreshments were served by the hostess. ROBERT WILCOX RECEIVES APPOINTMENT TO A.E.D. AT IOWA STATE COLLEGE Word has lieett rceived tmm Iowa State college at Ames. Iowa, that Hoheri Wilcox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ut-gft M. Wilcox of Oakland, has received an $Hmntnum Ut the agricultural esteasioa dertmem of thai Kehool, bis gmdua- tlon with high honors from tiHt last June Mr, Wilcox received a teaching fellowship to Iowa tate where he has been conducting ac counting classes and working for his master's degree. For bis new position lie will receive a substant ial increase, in salary as well as an otttmUy io comihte renir? liicnis lor the advanced degree. Mr. Wlicos will return to Oregon In June lor n brief visit with his imrents at Oakland and will then be employed tor the remainder of the summer in ths office of Prof. Potter, instrncior In agrlcnnure at Oregon State college. After Se tember 15 he will again bo at Ames. M.. Wilcox ts a brother of George A, Wilcox of liosehurg and of Mil dred Wilcox Whimdif f iJrain. MRS. CHESTER MORGAN ENTERTAINS CLUB AT EASTER BRIDGE SUPPER Mrs. Chester Morgan entertain ed her bridge chili at a very lovely seven o'clock supper party at her attractive home In laurel wood, at which time she very beautifully carried out the Easier mmif in tho table decorations and in the menu. Covers were nlaeed for Mrs. If. C. Church, Mrs. Fred Hamilton and Mrs. S. C l&pimm guests, and Mrs. . li. Wade, Mm. Ivaf. Pickens, Mrs. Halph Qaine. Mrs. IX IJ. liuhar and Mrs. tiny Cordon, members. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the jdeasaiU eveaing hoars with Mrs. Hamilton winning the guest prize; Mrs. Cordon, tlse club prize, and Mrs. CliMreli, the trav eling prize, JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET NEXT MONDAY The Jiuiior Womaas club will meet al S o'clock nsst Monday evening al the Woman's club house. The nrogram for tho eve ning will be ott education. All members are urged to be pres ent. The executive meeting of I he coy net! was held Moaday of this week at the home of the president. Miss - Klalne BsiWii, MetnlHrs present were Mrs. nordots Stewart, Urn. Reginald Krskme, Mrs. Adrian Howen, hint. L, K. Fies, M Iss Hut li Kersuner nnd Mim Hrown. m m m O. S. C. MOTHERS CLUB TO HOLD GUEST DAY AT NO-HOSTESS LUNCHEON The Oregon Slaie college moth er's eluh will meet at a one oVh'k no-hostess lancbeon nt the Hotel Hose next Wednesday afternoon, at which lime members are privilege! to invite gnests. Mrn. C. K. Wimberl Mrt?sident, will have charge of the meeting with Mrs, Harry S. Black and Mm. Kenneth W. Kinney, joint chair men of tlte social hmtr, BARNES GLORIA STUART PAULINE MOORE M James CRA1C Today FEATURE NO. 2 GRAND OFriCES PAYS VISIT TO JOB'S DAUGHTERS ON TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. Anna Belle Aekerssn. grand ! gnardian of the state of Oregon, made her offirlal Inspection of: Job's liaughters of ifosebarg and Myrtle Creek at the Jlasonic tern pie in this city T?esday evening; with feotb hefheis presenting the ritualistic work. Other grand officers present were; Halpfe Thonass, grand ss-; soeiate gnailaa of Oregon: Sirs. Cora Young, oast goardlsm of Ore gon; Captain iinsar Shaver, jsast associate graml guardian of Ore gon; Mrs, Moda Whipple, grand fourth messenger snd it. X. liid d le, vlcessoeiate grand gar dian. giests pres ent were li. li. Turner, past asso ciate gitarlia of iiogebarg bethel: Judge it V, Marste deputy dis trict grand muster and sis a p-t nfuim-Utli gmtiiUmx of liethel No. S; Mrs. C. K. Hlddl, goaniian of .Myrtle Creek bethel; Mrs. Frances IJntott, worthy matmn of Kose bnrg ehapier of ICasterit Star; Miss Ifetty Mae Unn. honored jneen of Kogene bethel; Miss Katherlno IJall jst honored queen of Myiile Creek, and 3Tr. Shaver, worthy nmlmn of Mt. I foot! chapter of Eastern Star. f lirls U) 1 1 iui e4 Inciadcd O Mi Mayaarlt lvalue Fet ivotma Mae lAtplmm, Hath llaasenT sli of Hose burg, ami ISorothy KogUsh, of Oak land, am! llesle nn4 Lois Young, of Myrtle t'reek. Precising Ihe eellasr a lovely banquet was gives io hosor of tlte grand gjmrdlas and associate graml guardlas al the Ma.sonir temim. .Mrs. A, B. Caey was ehaliamn of the hasqset ami waa assisted by Mra. K. A. HHtton, Mrs, H. lient. Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mra. Uy o, Yo-tiEg, Mrs, ilrumier. Miss Beri !aaert Mrs. Fr f llamiltoji, Mr. and Mrs. CaUtSna. and memlMrs of itm liosehurg bi-thel assisted In ervlg. The tables were prettily appointed In the KHfrter- imstls vftih the bethel color predomlusilug. The program lacladed a boolt re port by Mim, Jaije Kerr; vo eiil nolo by Hiss Itetly Marslers; tluet by Miss Ifeiorea Caey ami Miss Wllma FeMkatop, aati short talks by tat gram! guardian and distinguished visitors and gaest. Ikiioms Caey honored qoeen ot bethel No" presiding during the opening and eloslag eremonies sod Miss Jeyie Ady. honorett leen of hrthel Mo. t$, Myrtle Creek, presiding daring ihe htitla tlou eeretnony. The next meeting lli be held April 4 si the Mason!; leninle, at "Ahieh tljne the menihers 1il be guests of Hiebti'g t-hapter of Haaiern Start who will entertain at a dessert -supper. P KEYSTONE CLUS HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING AT BRITTON HOE Mrs, R A. iirliioii Mrs. Ned 1lsoa and Ira. C. M. llulner en lertaineil the Methodist Kpiseopai Keystone eluh at 'a. lovely li3 o'eloek desgisri-latienJKjn yesterday ai the fonaers heaallJal bojne in Weat Hosehitrg, Forsythia and drou eenterel tlte large serving tii hie, while colorful pottery was ttsed on the smuiier labies. Covers were fdaeel for Mra, J, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY The Gorgeous Ghost who fixed things tip in "Topper" returns to mix things up in its hi larious sequel! Tie GAYEST I h FASTEST iff- S7 I 4 I SNAPPIEST II -V VyrA-HAPPiEST ViCfl M .; 1339! f if CONSTANCE ROLAND BILLif BURKE ALAN MOWBRAY MR. ATLAS Show 2-7-9 P, m. ENDS TODAY SHIRLEY TEMPLE "The Little Princess" with Richard Greene Anita Louise ALSO PREVIEW TONIGHT AFTER SECOND SHOW HUNTS r 'Most Unique I ftmeoks Mrs. H. H. SlaterT Mrs. Mas: Slay ton, Mrs. Veitiou Orr, Mrs. Hogli Hariisoa, Mrs. It. 1 Irvisg, M rs?. C A. Edwards, Mrs. Oeorte ChurchllL Mrs. .Mun- doo, Sirs. Keaseth JVird, Mrs. John Weatherford. Mrs. Kar! Wi ley Mrs. Harohi McKay. Mrs. K ii. Barr, Mrs. K, C. Joses. Mrs. Vmil tt&hhus Mrs, S. H&ysmr Smith Mrs. Ed Bargea and Mrs, Vernon Keet Flans were made for a potlaek sapper for the jnembera and their bussaada to he seM at 6:3 o'clock the evefihsg of April 11 at the church parlors. Mrs. Ed Eorgen and Mrs. M. H. Slater mil! have eharge of the tables and Mrs. Karl Wiley Mrsu KessH h urA alii have charg" of the entertsln meat. The aest regtlar sieeting of the cine mil m a 1 :3 o'eiock dters iaacbftroi May 5 at the H. H. Slat er hmm with Mrs. Plater and Mn. May Siayton m Joint hostesses. The afternoon hars were pleas antly afie-iu. in K;wi?g i&mi vishing. PARTY GIVEN ?Gfl l?S. G, A, BAHTSL A dellghtJnl sarprlse farewell party van iven by a group of Jrlensls e&llltig at ihe home of Mrs. O. A. llsrtrf yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Bartei and their two daughters, Carol Clay and Betty i-se, are leaviog Sunday for Rsl naondt Orens where Mr. iartei lias been pj-omoted to have eha-ge of the Shell OH esmnany depot.' A Iseantlful tuvrilewood sasdwleh tray was prese&te4 to Mrs. Uartel and the afternoon was spent in fiewiag and Tisltin until the tB;t iiem when lovely j-ef reshiiists were enjoyel hy Mrs. llartel. Miss liosemsry Ijarsen. Mrs. C. W Snosl dy. Sirs. K. M. XebwMt, Mrs. R. IX Knigse. Mrs. George- t'askey. Mrs. Clyde leard Mrs, L. M. Pentney, Mts. John WHIlam Uoherlon4 Mrs. Waiiaee iiohsrfsen and Mrs, Alhn. Hpaugh. AUXILIARY TO S. OP Bt T. TO MT A very hnsri3tit meelljig of the ladles aastlllary to tiie B. of H. T. has been anuouoeed for three e'ehiek iest Wlnesl,y to be held at the Kosehurg Woman's eiuh faotse. All mejnlsera are requested to be present as ihe auxiliary will disrass whether er not the meeting time will he changed. Campfire Activities fr-y !.tv storm e The lttawatomle Camp Flro Grrmi and their saests enjoyed s. dellhtfal stittg party at Win chester rink Saturday sight. Those present were Mrs. J, A. Mmildln?;, Mr. and Mrs. 11. R Carter, Mr. and Mrs. 11, P. ltilson, Jean Sirawa lleity and Alice Findlay, Margaret Ass ssd Shirley Carter, ilsrlai Carter, Jean Maaldltig, Betty lsatii 3on, Virgiaiia aod Audrey Koselnnd i-nhi Cnmahan, Ann BovlngdeUj lihoda Siahiaksr. Ihirhara Attn Tar iter, Alice Moore, Jeanne Dillard Mardei Clreens, Pauline and ileryl Cssey, leraltllae Fett, Laura Oar Homooa Fett. Kihel Fretwell, J5thH V?ss Voorsl, Irene Holers, Bob Ki Hutu Ward CumnuiES, Edyth 8o- fConlinoefl on page ni BENNETT YOUNfi Mat. 25c Eve. 35c Kiddie SOe in the West!