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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY. MAY 13. 1039. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER (Continued from pat-e 2) ihi- Noyer limn1 on Pitzer street. I mriug l In ilt-;tsant wi-niiiK hours visiiiiiK und v.'iriiniH tinics w-r en joy l.uter Mr.i. Jot' Nnyor st-rvt'd lovoly rt-f reshmeiits to Mr. Noyr, Rticst of honor, Mr. mill Mrs. itoy lltdiurd. Mr. ami Mia. Uuy ItoltHitH. Mr. and Men. IVi ry liorlon iiml duiii! liter, Imnmi, Mis. Minnie Nov nr. Miss IVurl (lodz, liusstdl Kaito. Miss ( h o Noynr anil CluifiieH Nuy.tr. B. P. W. GLEE CLUB TO PRESENT CONCERT MONDAY, MAY 22ND Thf RIW. spring ronceri Is lo - bo ivt-u on M outlay , May 22. at the South Mwhudist fhiiit h. The f.ir)H have litH-rt working all winter in thf prt'imratlon ot the prom am which promises to bo one of 1 1 real musical events of the season. Special practices are to he held next Monday ami Tur-nday evenlntis at the studio of the director, Mrs. Charles Uruiid. The flh-e Hub, under the dlron Hon of Mrs. lirand. is one of the mo.st oiitstandint: and immilnent Mrmintr groups in Itosehurt; and has lor the past several years present ed annually a Ht arm inn concert, which Is -always one of the hinh lithts of nnisical events during Hie season. The public has been cord ially invited to enjoy this r harm lug concert. PICKENS FAMILY ENJOYS PICNIC ON LITTLE RIVER A delightful picnic was onjoyed on Little river by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan I'ickeus and son, Jon. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Pickens and their son, Kenneth, student at U. of O.. anil Mr. and Mrs. Itrewer Mills, all of lioFeburtr. and Mr. ami Mrs. U. H. IMckens and Mr. and Mrs. .1. I J. Taylor, of Salem. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO PICNIC MONDAY The Junior Woman's Huh has planned a delif-'htlul o'clock picnic for members and their In vited quests to be held Monday evening at Muple (hove. Those desiring transportation have been asked to be at the Woman's Hub house before i):',u o'clock. Today's Pattern DAYTIME MATERNITY SMOCK WITH AN ADJUSTABLE SLIP Ily CAROL DAY If you're going to have a baby, then here's the prettiest and most comfortable thing you can wear around the house all day long. The short smock Is not only com pletely concerning but very young and smart-looking, with its high shouldered sleeves uud tailored collar. It lias n sash belt, In the back, tied with a bow. The slip snaps In the back, so that you can ndjust It to perfect comfort us you go along. This design Is so easy to make end so comfortable to wear that you'll want several Just like It. Flat crepe, small-figured prints, linen, shantung and gingham are nice materials for It. Pattern s"T0 is designed for yizes 12. H, 16, 1. 20 and 40. Size ti requires 3 I'S yards of 39-inch material for the vnock; 1 14 yards of braid or bindijr: 2 A yards of 3!)-Im-h mnteriftl fur tho slip; 1 yard of ribbon for straps. The now SPJtlNO AND SUM MKR. PATTERN HOOK, 32 pages of attractive designs for every nlze and every occasion Is now ready. Photographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn; b feature you will enjoy. I,et the charming designs In this new book help you in your sewing. One nattern and the new Spring and Summer Pattern Book 25 rents. Pattern or book alone IS cents. Send your order to the News fteview, pattern Department, Hoc burg. Oregon. Send your order to the News Review. Pattern Department, Rone burg, Oregon. D. C. M. T. A. HOLDS ANNUAL MUSIC WEEK PROGRAM ON THURSDAY From the first strains of the march played by Snap (iillmoie and the High School orclmsira in Hie end ot the final number by the Men's (!lee Hub the Thursday eve ning Music week concert was a real musical treat to the hundreds of people who packed the Presby terian church. Mrs. Ruth Net-has and her ushers, Mrs. Ernest Arch ambeau, Jean Myers, Virginia Young and Petty liyrd. bad their luiuds full lilt din.; seats f.u the croud till chairs were brought Into the audience room. The numbers by the Women's Choral Hub under the direction of Mrs. Homer Crow, by the Men's Clee (dub under Ralph Church and the Business and Professional Wo men's (Jlee club directed by Mrs. Charles llraud were greatly appre ciated, and including the membert: of the H. S. orchestra ami the oth er numbers on the program, repre sented the active cooperation In jthis event and In the musical life !of the community, of one hundred jUnd twelve people, most of them not professional musicians. Rose- hlll'ir Mini- ,a .-.r,I.tia,l V,r- rUI1tr... ,, good deal of pride in the fact of this broad musical interest. The piano duet by Miss ritrnng and Mrs. Heard ami the organ and piano fluet by Mrs. CJeddes and Miss Wright w ere brilliant uud very beautifully done. The lenoi voice of James Whipple delighted the audience as did tho baritone numbers of John Sage and the trio by Mrs. Hugh Whipple. Mra. Cara way anil Mrs. Meets. Marian Church's violin numbers were play ed with the skill of an artist and the audience regretted that the time was too short to permit of en cores. The fine accompanying ot M rs. (J ri iff, Miss St ron g. M i - s Wright. Mrs. Carsiens. Miss Robin son and Petty Owen added greatly to the pleasure of the occasion. And the friendly tall: of Mrs. II. English on the history and meaning of Music week was just what was needed to give unity to the pro gram. Mrs. English is president of the Douglas County Music Teach ers association which sponsored the Music week observance. MRS. FRED MARTIN IS COMPLIMENTED AT TWO LOVELY SHOWER PARTIES Mrs. Fred Martin, nee Nela Fern Fletcher, of Coqullle, wus honored at two charming shower parties this week given at the home of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Fletcher, at Ilrockway. Beautiful spring flowers were attractively arranged about the rooms. Follow ing the presentation of the many beautiful shower gifts, games and visiting 'were enjoyed. On Tuesday Mrs. Earl Smith. Miss Lena Martin and Mrs. Russell Steinhauer acted as hostesses at the shower party nnd served love ly refreshments to Mrs. Martin.' guest of honor. Mrs. Herman Schulze, Dale Zeller, Miss Helen Callantz, Mrs. Callant., Miss Sadie Huxton. Ruth Saweisky, Mrs. I. 11. Nichols. Mrs. Cyril Nichols. Miss IJUle Davlin, Mrs. Vein Hixson. Mrs. William Iloone, Mrs. Lucy Shattenkitk, Miss Gladys Johnston, Mrs. Roy .lurks. Mrs. Alfred Ro berts and Mis. Thomas Fletcher. On Friday Mrs. Earl Smith, Miss I.puu Martin and Mrs. Russell Steinhauer entertained an guests honoring Mrs. Martin; Mrs. Thom as Fletcher, Mrs. Herman Schulze, .Mrs. Vern launder nnd small daughter, Mrs. Alfred Neal. Mrs. Melvin Courln, Mrs. Clyde Heater, Mrs. Heaty, Mrs. Floyd Carter, Mrs. G. C." lllake. Mrs. Jay Healv. Mrs. Ross Lovelace, Mis. J. V. Kong. Mrs. William Moran and Miss Dora Mae Fletcher. r REBEKAH LODGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING Roseburg Rebekah lodge No. 41 held an interesting meeting Tues day night at the 1. O. O. F. hall with Mrs. Winnie Hawn. noble grand, presiding. Mary Van Dyne and Mayme Fett were admitted by transfer curd and Mary Decker was initiated into the lodge. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Johnson pre sented to the lodge, two beautiful myrtlewood batons to be used by the conductor and warden in the hit tiation ceremony. A vote of thanks was given by the lodge to the Johnsons. The May visiting committee ap pointed included Gertrude Hat field, Carmen Clark and EH in Eong. Seventy were present for the meeting. The evening's door prize was won by Mrs. Iaura Hounshell. The May 23rd meeting will bo held at the I. O. O. F. hall, at which time u program and social hour will be enjoyed. The program commit tee Includes Tillle Johnson, Susie Jackson and Mable Wilson. The re freshment committee Includes Kihel llusenbark, Alice doff. Lillian Nel son. Marjorle Casebeer, Myrtella Canaday, May Taylor, Carmel New land. A. J. Geddes and Ralph E. Russell. POETS CORNER NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPING Ily C. M. Leeper Comes stealiiiR Into my heart. Thoughts so calm and clear. That words I.unuld not care to hear. Like the wind's soft tomb ( mi a sandy beach, Touchinn a spot Gales do not reach. Oi the pentle fraRtance i if dry roe petals From some secret panel creeping, Where a loving memory Is not dead, but sleeping. FLAPPER FANNY By sy.vi, i , - .. - . QGP. -9J9 8 MA SCJUlCt. INC. T. U art U. MT Otf t i "I gotta break our Sunday date because I'm washin' ti.e dishes for Mother's Day. But honest, Chuck, it won't ever happen again." MRS. EARL WILEY IS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF M. E. LADIES AID Mrs. Earl Wiley was re-elected president of the Methodist Episco pal Ladies Aid at a one o'clock luncht-on medium held al Ihe church parlors Thursday, aL which time the other officers re-elected included Mrs. Georfre Churchill. Iii:t vice-president; Airs. II. A. Can- at.av. second vice-president: .Mrs. j. J. EasUintr. secretary; Mrs. E. A. Ilritton. asMstant secretary, and Airs. P. T. liubar. treasurer. The nominating committee's report wus uiven by Mrs. V. II. Churchill and was unanimously accepted by the members. The one o'clock luncheon was served at beauiifully apointcd ta bles in the dinluK room. The spec ial r.ies! of honor table was es pecially lovelv, and nuesls at thai table included Mrs. F. II. Churchill, Mrs. (leore K. Qulne, Mrs. ('harles A. Edwards. Mrs. W. Walteiiuire. Mrs. A. C. Alarsters. Mrs. Alary F. llardini;. .Mrs. Elizabeth llein ami Mrs. S. Raynor Smith. Hostesses for Ihe lovely lunch eon included Mrs. E. A. Ilritton. chairman. Mrs. .1. J. Eastllu:-. Mrs. F. T. liubar, Mrs. Foster Hutner. Mrs. F. C. Burr, Mrs. A. S. Coen, Mrs. James E. Cumpbell, Miss Alice Ilostick and Mis. E. Hein. Mrs. Vera McClintock Jones very cbarmtniily sann two beautiful Mo ther's day numbers, accompanied bv Miss Viminia Wright, and a trio number was very beaut Hull presented bv Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. Harold McKay and Mrs. fieorpe Churchill, accompanied by Mrs. F. (J. llurr. Mrs. Earl Wiley conducted the business meetlnu with Mrs. F. C. Curnee present iim a very fnie devo tional services. Mrs. A. N. Orcutt plaved for the proup BlnlH n1 Mrs. llurr played for the trio num ber, "lleuediciion." suim by Mr". McKay. Mrs. Churchill and Mrs. El lison. Mrs. J. D. Oshorn was appointed chairman of the year hook commit tee and the floor committee includ ed Mrs. A. N. Orcutt. Mrs. R. W. Marsters, Mrs. A. J. (leddes nnd Mrs. R. A. Ilercher. The June Stu meeting will be In the form of a potluck luncheon with the ladies of the M. E. church. South, and Methodist Episcopal church joinlim together fur H" luncheon, meeting and social hour. Mrs. Charles A. Edwards, Mrs. (1. W. Leeper. Airs. A. C Alarsters and Mrs. S. Raynor Smith were appoint ed on the reception committee. The hostess committee will inc lude Airs. (Jporge Churchill. Mrs. Earl Wilev. Mrs. A. J. Geddes. Mrs. J. J. Eastling and Mrs. Paul True blood. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO PRESENT SHOW TONIGHT A Streamlined Minstrel Show has been announced by Riversdale uraiiue tor toniuht at eight o'clock at the hall, to which the public has ueen invne.j in eujo.. Those taking part on the eve ning's program Includes: Mrs. Ruby Shook. Mrs. Mary Love. Mrs. Fran con Heltnboldt. Mrs. Vera Moore. Mrs. Dessle Tipton. Airs. Iternice Rutter, Mrs. Lude Cloak Ellie and Annette Calkins, Joanne Ware. Eldou Ogle, W. I). Love. liert Kruse, W. O. Patterson. L. Cloake. M. II. Shook. Jim Ih'SH. Norman Holt, R. L. Matthews. Hot)- by .Matthew. Leslie Fogle. Donald Kruse and Parley Wure. MR. AND MRS. HAMILTON ENTERTAIN AT INFORMAL DINNER WEDNESDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs Fred Hamilton en tertained at a lovely inrormal din ner party h! their attractive home on IlUkt h-y street Wednesday eve ning. A bowl of rnso graced tlte pret tily appointed table. Covers were placed for Alls Kiitherine E Itii'lid. of Amber-t, Alass . Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles A. Ilnuid and Mr and Mrs. Hamilton and Iwn ilaughlers. Miss Florence ami Miss Fri'dricka. Visiting was enjoved during the idea san t evening hours. AH lira n d is spendma her vara- lion in Roehurg isiling her fa ther, Charles A. lirand. NEW IDEA CLUB TO MPFT flN WPDNPSDAY The New Idea club will nieetjMEET WEDNESDAY next Wednesday at a one o'clock I lunche..n at the homo o( Mrs. R The Eilenbowei M. O. A. rhtb will H. Williams in Eilenbower. Polly- nieei at Ui nVlock next Vednen anna Rihs will l exi haimed. All (day BfteriWHiii nt the home of .Mrs. members ate cordially invited tnsE. ;. Cioake. All members an cot be present. dtally invited to be present. LEGION AND AUXILIARY TO ENTERTAIN MOTHERS NEXT TUESDAY EVENING A voi-y rharmtnt; tifl'jilr honoring the mothers of American l.efiliin anil mixilia: ' memljei'M has been pliinneil by I'miKiua unit for nexl 'luesiluy evenillK at a seven o'clork dessert-.sutiper to he held at the armory. Mrs. Victor J. Mieelll. ireslilent has announi-e'l the tollowiuK com- j nuttees in charge ol the ul lair: Mrs. Ceorne Caskev, general chair Mr- Waller Fisher. Miss l'earl Jones. Mrs. .1. A. Fnlcher. Mrs. Will II. Ucnelscn, Mrs. Thomas Parkinson. Mrs. U. J. Ilrown. Mrs. Clinlon Corlliv, Mrs. Ailam , .... Mr. C. T. Tipton. Mrs. Arthur Midland, und Mrs. J. Al. .ludd. Decorations, v i ! , ..,,. U'li-iHim itml Mrs. Neil Dixon A uiioi'iiil nrniriun lias.111" iM llll,n n1"" .' linen arrantieil lor the oci;asion Mrs. Hazel Snyiler. of Astoria, slate president, anil Mrs. Kiina Overniyer. ol Mcillonl, iiresnieni of ilislrict No. i, will be present for the affair. All egiou and auxiliary members and their moth- are cordially Invited to lie present. - MR. AND MRS. JACOBS ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Jacobs enter tained their II: 30 o'clock pot luck bridge supper club al their utlrae live home on East Lane street- Monday evening. Covers wero""placed for .Mr. and Mrs. Alarshall Pengra, Attor ney and Mrs. Daniel Keoliane, Air. :iud Airs. Leon Yearwood and the host and hostess. Air. and Mrs. Ja-j cons. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening with Mrs. Jacobs winning the high score. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO HEAR MRS. ROBERTS AT MEETING TUESDAY The Roseburg Woman's club will meet at a charming i:'W o'clock dessert-luncheon next Tuesday at the clubhouse with Mrs. C. E. Ro berts as speaker on "Internation al Relations." This will be one of the finest meetings of the club year and every member is being especially urged lo be present as the occasion will mark the last molding of the president. Airs. F. W. Morrison, who is moving away iiom Roseburg. Roll call topics will be present ed and special music will be en joyed. PRESBYTERIAN AID TO MEET THURSDAY The Presbylerian Ladies Aid so doiy will moot at a delightml one thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at the church parlors next Thursday with Airs. Ilertha Parrott as chair man of the hostess committee, as sisted by Mrs. E. R. Metzgor, Mrs. .1. F. Parker, Mrs. E. S. Hall aim Airs. Ceorge M. Ilrown. Airs. Wr. Al. Chalmers, president, will conduct the business nieeihig. .Members ami friends are cordially Invited. D. A. R. TO MEET NEXT MONDAY The D. A. R. will meet nt a one o'clock salad luncheon next Mon day at Ihe home of Mrs. L. E. Hood bourn In Melrose with Mrs. Ray S. Petroqnin and Mrs. Walter Monger as assisting hostesses. Miss Adeline Stewart, regent, will be in chaiL'e of the business meet ing with Mrs. Edwin Hooih as pro gram chairman. All members are urged to be present. LADY LIONS TO MEET NEXT MONDAY EVENING 'Ihe Tjtdy Lions will meet nl a 7 : 'Mi o'clock no hostess dessert -nipper next Monday evening nt Carl's Tavern with Mrs. R. H. Franks, president. In charge and Airs. A. C. Hern-man and Mrs. Wal lace iKiwner hostesses for the mi Hal hour. Piizes will be awarded u III tiers In conn ad bridge and pinochle. w. v. A. tLU a i v INTERESTING NEW BOOKS AT ROSEBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY I lit erf Slhlg new books received at tl Roseburg Public Library this week include the following: All in the Hays Work bv tda M. la? hell. There is no evidence of ace in this writing Tor al Ida Turhell expresses herself vil!l ior j'nd inUMiiality that have ul w ays dial acu-i ized her work. Her bio--'i;)phy is oiiisiaiitling as a record of men ice and also as a candid document of u remarkable chara' ' el- and an honest mind. Jane Welsh Carlyle by Townsend Scudder. The materials Iroiu which the biouraphy is drawn are Jane's own letters and her hus band's logot tier with let uts and comments ot their contemporaries. Mr. Scudder has taken fullest ad vintage of Airs. Carlvle's brilliant in Tananarive Tei pi-e po iiiiaviiH-d dialogues or scenes in the hook; every thing is derived from original sources. The result is a hiouraphy which gives Mrs. Car Ixh's story as she lived it and as her acipui in lances observed it. The Attractive Home by Lydia Powell. You have just moved into n house or apartment. You know what kind of curtains you want for the living room what shade ot paint would please you best for the kit chen woodwork hut suddenly you see there are a hundred more pro blems. What you want is a sym pathetic intelligent friend who has good taste and more experience than you. Mrs:. I'ovvell is that friend. Open these pages and lis ten lo her witty lucid suggestions on how to make your home the sort -if place you want it to be. The Psvchology of Makinr.' Life Interesting by Wendell Whin-. What is It that enables you to hold attention In conversation? What is it that makes you interest ing? And what is it thai gives you moid phusure? It Is the varied ways in which you express your seli and the variety that you achieve in what you do. Dr. White oilers practical advice on how to acquire interesting personal quali ties which helo in sori::!. business, or public lilt. He writes shindy and (dearly and this should prove an eminentLy practical boo!;. Wiio Are These Americans? bv Paul I. Sears. Americans oiiL-Iit ' ' rsianu i nenise w- a .u . "unlry. I)r Sears has therelore r.Hen tins book to te l. in every IjliO' lani-niaite. what an Amencan is. l'w Anien.ai onh me mlo lieinii. and now we as a neopie ma be improved In the years to come. ami he tells what America means us a source of food and clothing. ihe future. The Ramparts We Watch by deorgo Fielding Eliot. A dispas sionate examination, by a military man, of the adeiiuacy of our na- tioiial defenses, and a plea tor pr j paredness in the form of a large naw and a small, mobile army. II minimizes the danger from attacks by air. but emphasizes the weak ness of our coast defenses, mer chant marine and navy. Hero Lies by I lorolhy Parker. In one volume, her collected stor ies Including "Laments for the Liv ing" and "After Siieh Pleasures" plus Ihree pi 's never 'before pub lished In book form. Here Is her fabulous wit, her rueful tenderness, shining through the stories that have made Dorothy Parker a leg end In her own time. Elementary Photography bv C. R. Nebb'tt,' and others Evorv it on in Sundcsy-MondayTuesday Caught in the web of a ruthless I manhunt! Two happy-go-lucky people In love . wanting only each other and no . . . caught up in a maelstrom of wild adventure victims of a calm killer to whom a life means nothing. Terrify ing, breath-taking drama so real it might have happened to you! f jCj'lStS j-l Mate. 25e S V Kiddies 10c PLUS ON THE SAME PROGRAM Adventure and Excitement with WALLACE FORD PATRICIA ELLIS, Stuart Erwin v Ends Feature No. 1 LDOBGIASBRUCEO THERE'S THBTmV 7 . i "in rh vi loping a mastery of photogra phy ho clearly explained by text and illtist rat ions that the interested he 'tinner can use the manual tor toll Ins i ruction. II lust i a led wit h maiiv pit lures, hoi h photographic and lira winus. t ar '! by Proxv by Faith Raid win. The story of the modern young society v i r I . properly tialnetl to be a credit to her laiiilly, nnd what she did in revolt auaiusl the um les liess of a sm icl v can er. m MRS. IVAN PICK ENS HOSTESS TO CHRISTMAS CLUB AT DINNER Alis. Ivan Pickens enlertnlnod the members of the Christimis dub at a charming seven o'clock din ner party al her home on Fowtcr st reel s last e en i tig. Roses and tall el low lighted tapers graced the i:lti-activeiv appointed table. 1 ffM-v- w.- ol: I for M.-s. M. f Church. Mrs. O. M. Heme. Mrs. C. II. Wade. Mrs. Ouy Cordon, Airs. Clair K. Alien, Mrs. J. R. Wharton. : Airs. Kenneth gnine. Airs. L. E. ; McClintock, .Mrs. R. H. Mridges and the hostess, Mrs. Pickens. Sewing and visiting were enjov- 1 ed during ihe pleasant evening hours. SUB-DEBS HOLD ENJOYABLE MEETING TUESDAY EVENING j A meeting of the sub junior group of the Woman's club was held Tuesday at the Woman's club house. Following the meeting u social hour vwts enjoyed, with lovelv re freshments being served. Those present were: Nancy 1 a vis. Alary Nancy Roberts, (lladjs Mart, Petty Strong and Airs. Regi nald Erskino, (he contact chairman and adviser. W. F. M. S. TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY The Women's Forekn Missionary society of the .Methodist Episcopal church will meet at two o'clock next Thursday afternoon at the home of Airs. A. C. Alarsters on South Kane street. Airs. Raul Ceddes will be leader for the atternoon's program and study hour. All members and friends are hiv ited. I GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S iCLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Harden Valley Women's club will hold an interesting meeting at t wo o'clock next Thursday after noon at ihe (dub house with Airs. A. Al. Schneider as hostess. All members are cordially inviled to be present. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY I m i ne fast rrcsiuouis cum oi Ceorge Stunner auxiliary to I'nited Spanish War Veterans will meet al a one-thirty o'clock dessert -luncheon next Friday at Ihe home of Airs. Percy Webb. All members ,are requested to be present. JOB'S -DAUGHTERS MOTHERS TO BE HONORED AT TEA All mothers of Job's Ilaughlers members are most cordially Invil ed lo attend it special .Mother's day tea and program at three o'clock Sunday afternoon, May II, at the Masonic temple morr Eves. 35c Today Feature No. 2 If 1 III Under Western Mara . ( L. li w.J JUNIOR SENIOR PROM IS CHARMING AFFAIR OF FRIDAY EVENING The Junior-Senior Prom given In honor of ihe graduating seniors bv Ihe junior clans of the Rose burg senior high school Friday night al the high school gymnasium was a grand success. Tho gym wus ut traciively decorated with many dif ferent colored balloons strung from one backboard lo the other. The backboards themselves were ap propriately covered with green and cold ciepe paper with huge num. orals of ":i!" and "lo" outlined in the background. Tho stage was fet with a lovely trellis covered with spring flowers which made a huge ellow ',!." Ah an interest ing feature of the dance euch boy wus made to tie a balloon to his right ankle and then ho and his partner were to try and break ni vnrif.'w tls, hnllonn The mil pie who ended up without having their balloon broken was the win ner of a box of candy. Doris Mavn aid and Hilly Could managed ' If stay on the floor without having their balloon Hiepped on by anyone else, 'i he program Included a solo sung hy Hetty Alarsters. accom panied by lielte Owun. ami a milo sung by Lowell Russell, nccom-1 panied at the piano by Helte Owen. I Palrons and patronesses for (hot dame included Alt-, und Mrs Rov Iteilows, Air. and Mrs. R V J Pie. Air. and Mrs. Dick Raker Mr I and Airs. Rov Yoiu g Mr a, d Mrs I M. C Church ' wmi MtH- LADY LIONS BENEFIT CARD PARTY AND TEA IS CHARMING AFFAIR Fortv tables were reserved by Roseburg matrons at the annual Lady Lions hem-lit card pari v and tea held at the I.O.O.P. hall Tues day ill tt rnoon, while numerous Iriemls iissisted by donating Inward Ihe allair to raise snflicient money to assist needy school children Lo vo eve lasses. Iturin-i the past several years a great demand hits been made ser vice clubs and various organiza tions m assist needy lamilies and the Early Lions have helped the Lions club by sponsoring u benefit .nnualfy lo provide the eyeglasses lor as many needy children as nos- ible. This year's hem-lit Is bv far the largest and most successful to have been sponsored by the club and the Lady Lions have expressed their appreciation lo Hie public for iis splendid support in this worth-1 .t'liil.. i..,,L,w.f 1 ""J' ' Mrs. J. . Alolschenhaeher was general chairman of Ihe successful ind delighiiiil affair, and very grac iously welcomed Ihe guests. The two heautilully appointed tea ta llies were decorated by Airs. Al bert Mieelll. chairman. Airs. E. R. Walton uud Mrs. Wallace Down er. Huge baskets and bouquets of colorful spring flowers were used alioul Ihe rooms. Airs. James 10. Campbell played piano music pre ceding tho party ami during the tea hour. Mrs. Walter Fisher won the high score prize in contract bridge with Mrs. E. F.' Tandy winning the sec ond prize and Mrs.. I. W. Helllvvell winntnt; the Lady Linus high score LAST TIMES TODAY Preview Tonight following second show. The Life! The Love! The Adventures! . , . of a Singing Robin Hood! NF.LSON F.DDY. os n "sinuinu bandit' who loved a honey haired beauty ns desperately as he fought the robber barons of his time! K-y .- MMm.ff 'I 'Most Unique i V' i 4 prize. The pinochle prize went to Mrs. J. Maulding with .Mrs. Ken ucih Ford winning the Lady LiouV prize and the door prize was award ed to Airs. Al. C. llowker. llarlh'.H am Velum's Reality shop assisted the Lady Lions hy donating prie-t tor the affair. Prizes were in charge if Airs. O. J. Foldlainp and .Mrs. Clyde Fullerton. The curd tables were In charge of Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Al rs. Frank Long, Airs. A. J. Ellison, Airs. R. li. Slpprell ami Mrs. A. It. Parr. Pouring were the past oil IcerH and the present officers: Mrs. .1. A. Hart, Mrs. Al. II. Atuncv, Airs. R. II. Franks, Airs. A. J. Ellison and Airs. Wallace liowner. The re freshments were in charge of Airs. M. II. Alumy. chairman, Mrs. W. W. Coodwin. Mrs. J. A. Hurl, Mrs. A. C. llerreiuan. .Mrs. Harold Whit lock, Airs. Marshall Pengra ami Airs. Everett Winier. Tho serving committee included Mrs. Phil llarth. chulrman. Airs. T. It. Kttrr. Airs. Ilrevver Mills, Mrs. Kenneth llelliwell, Mrs. Ch-un Owen, .Mrs. Carl Nlckeus, Airs. Los Carpenter, Airs. 1). E. Foltz and Airs. C. S. Richmond. A number of ladies railed durln;, the tea hour. ALPHA BETA DELPHIAN CHAPTER PRELIMINARY MEETING TO BE MONDAY , . Of much interest here is the Preliminary meot.ng announced ,or A1,,hrt lln,a rhTHr of tth, "j1, tlonal Delphian society to be held Ul H-ll U iu.rv .liwintii.- morning, .May 15. at the Hotel I'mpquu, lo be followed by a no-hostess lunch eon. Airs. Lena 1 .allium Coble, of Los Angeles, Pacific coast director of the National Delphian society, will he speaker on the subject, "llasie Trends for Modern Times." An intensely Interesting three-year study course will he outlined on "The economic, social and politi cal and International affairs"; "Modern llteralure," and ".Modern arr." Airs. S. Raynor Smith will be su pervisor of the new- chapter. Elec tion of officers will be held and (Continued on page St EAT Model Bakery 'Germako Wheat Germ Bread II 1, Contains the whole germ of natural wheat RICH IN VITAMINS 8. E and G. 2. Makes tender, golden brown toast. 1 3 3. Delicious true Wheat flavor . . easily digested. 4. High In Nutritive Value. 5. Fresh from MODEL BAKERY. FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER 'dkmm I wmmh w fii ii 1 1 t niiitriffi'inVwii.r' Edwaru r . ass f: v- WWVv.. .iSS Sftovvr 2 3.7.9 P. m Mat,. p5c 10c J4ELS0N EDDY ta HUNT'f in the West