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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1939. THREE Society and Clubs Dy LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS BESSIE B. BARKER AND CLYDE W. ADAIR MARRY SATURDAY EVENING At a beautiful ceremony, lovely in its simplicity, Miss Uessie i. liarker, attractive daughter of .Mrs. Akhea Harker, of Ro.sebui'tf, be came the bride of Clyde Waller Aduir, of Giants Pass, son of Mr. ami Mrs. t?lyde Adair, of Kosi'burg. Saturday evening, June 1'Jth, at til. George's .episcopal church. Uev. Ferry Sniiili. rector of Si. George's church. performed the ceremony at eivht-thirty o'clock in the evening in the preserve nf the Immediate families of the bridal couple. The bride was lovely In an aqua blue wool .suit witli nvy accesso ries and a corsag of Talisman .roses and terns. Mis. Marlon I 'Wolfonl, sister of Ilio bride, was illation of honor, and wor.- u sand colored tailleiir and corsiige of Bweetneas and rosebuds. Alfred A. Allen, of Collage Grove, a frater nity brother of the bridegroom, act ed as best man. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mis. Adair left for Grants Pass to make their home. Mrs. Adair is "well known here, having attended the local schools, where she was graduated in this year's class. She has been employed at Hunt's In dian theatre as cashier for the past couple of years. Mr. Adair is also well known in this city, having at tended the local schools and later attending Oregon, State college. Ilo js now manager of the Goodyear Tire company store in Giants Pass. ft PARKER CLAN ENJOY ANNUAL REUNION AT f PICNIC ON SUNDAY The Parker clan held a very en joyable reunion and picnic Sunday, June 11, in Lindblooms' grove. The afternoon was pleasantly spent vis iii tig and recalling old times as tome had not been here since lfiiiti. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Montgomery of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Otlo Parker and sons, lanel and lion, of IJroekway, Mr. and Mis. "Red" Sowersby, Mr. and M is. James Kester, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kester nud daughter, Lorene, Mr. and Mrs. Robert lljiif and chil dren, liobhcttn and Robert, Mr. and .M is. I.ewin Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Parker, son and daughter. Jos eph and liuby, Mrs. Kffie Ktubblo i'ield. Miss I lael Kester, Mr. Ken neth Parker, Mr. H. L. Mclaughlin, Miss Jo Mcltee, Mr. Sherman Ale lice and jVIr. limine Goble. PRESBYTERIAN AID TO PICNIC ON THURSDAY The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will bold its last meeting until full at a very drlightlul one o'clock no-hostess picnic Thursday afternoon, June 1Mb, in the beautiful garden i( of the Ue'orgfl Kohlhagen"' home. Members and friends attending have been asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches for the lunch eon and are nl?o r nested to bring their own table service. If the wea thr r is inclement, the affair will he turned into a one o'clock potltici; luncheon at the church parlors. Mrs. V. M. Chalmers, persident, and her officers and Mrs. K. (J. Kohlhagen and Mrs. Bertha Parrott will lie in charge of the affair. All members and friends are most cor dially invited. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET ON THURSDAY The ladies of the Itoseburg Coun try club will meet at S::io o'clock Thursday morning at the clubhouse to continue the animal handicap golf tournament play. Pollack luncheon will be served at the clubhouse at l'2:'Mt o'clock, the stunner bridse tournament play will begin at l:'.W o'clock. Mrs. Waller Fisher, captain, will pre side at the business meeting, at. which time plans will be made for a parly to be held this month for 4 all club mrmbers. All ladies of the club are cordially invited to spend the day at the club. TRI-SQU ARE CLUB TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Tri-Sijuare club of the First Baptist, church will meet ut two. thh ty o'clock Thursday after yioon with Mrs. Claude Baker on Fast Second avenue north with Mrs. Harry F. Haifield acting as as sisting hostess. The business meeting will he In charue of the president. Mrs. Alba Spaugh. with Mrs. Carl Mckens in charge of the devotions. The Indies will spend t lit-; social hour sewing on articles for the bazaar. An in ter sting program has been ar ranged for the meeting. All mem bers are cordially invited to be present. BENEFIT CARD PARTY TO BE DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR ON FRIDAY St. Joseph's Catholic Altar socie- ty hai announced a very delightful two o'clock benefit card party to be liehl ai the I'mpqiia hotel f rniay ai t moon. June Pith, to which the public has been most cordially in vited to enjoy. Heser vat ions for the party maj be made bv telephoning Mrs. K. I. Dotan at Mrs. T. II. New and Mrs. L. L. Miller are acting as joint general chairmen of the bene fit party. MELROSE H. E. CLUB HAS MEETING The Melrose Home Kconnintcs club was delightfully eniortained Wednesday al a lovely one o'clock luncheon at the Kruse home with Mrs. Amy Kruse anil Mrs. Lucille Conn as Joint hostesses. Cnvi rs were placed for Ruth find Ruby Matthew. Mrs. George Coop er and Kdith Matthews, guests, and the following members, Alice Gnff, F.dyth Kelley. Wllimlna Bone brake, Nellie Myers, Katie Conn, I Fnuna Seeley, Fthel. Alii1 and Ma ttel Bapeijbaik. Kathryn I'etrequin. Kmtna Matthews. Margaret Sitmns. May Taj lor, Margaret lleese. Nor ma and Grace Fenn, Fa ye Conn and the hostesses, Amy Kruse and Lu cille Conn. Malic 1 Buscubark had charge of the interesting program, which "in cluded interesting Flag 1 ay fea tures. The next meeting will be a noon politick luncheon to be held June Mil. at t-e home of Mrs. Kdna Matthews. MELROSE GRANGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING v MELROSIC. June 13. Tho Mel rose p range held an open meeting Tuesday evening at the grange hall, which was attended by visitors as well as members. , A program included the following numbers: Uecltations by Jimmie Young. Uiu Ish Conn, Teddy lUece, Jeanine Conn and Beverly Jean Worthing ton. Song by Betty Joe Nelson and ac companied by Roy Wickstrom on guitar. Song Beverly Leach Following the program v. siting and Chinese checkers were enjoyed and later refreshments were served. A short business meeting was held at the close of the open meet ing and applications of member ship to grange were read and which iucludcyi Betty Joe Nelson. Cbarlene Stark. John Trozelle. Cecil cterce. Kuth Pierce, Eunice Craft, Wayne Craft, Floyd Felt. Kuth Matthews. Ruby Matthews, Alice Myers, Clay ton Nielson, Roy Becker, Raymond Keiffer. Ethvl May Garland and Chub Handy, re-instate. At the next meeting the applications ot tnese young people 'will be voted on. BLANCHE SLATER AND CHARLES PARKER MARRY SFTHERLIX, June 12. Miss Blanche Slater and Mr. Charles Parker were united in marriage on June 5 at 1:30 p. m. by the Rev erend Frederick Taylor, Methodist pastor, at his home in Vancouver, Washington. The bride wore a pink lace dress and carried a corsage of tiny pink roses and lilies of the valley Both young people are well known in this locality, the bride having been employed as primary teacher in the Sutherlin school for the past several years. Miv Parker, formerly of this city, is now em ployed in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Parker are graduates of the Suth erlin high school. They will be at home tit S4 Ava avenue, Gresham. They have the best wishes of a host of friends in this locality. MR. AND MRS. HANDY HONORED BY FRIENDS MELROSE, June 13. A group of voting people went to Dillard Mon day evening and got Mr. and Mrs. Ed Handy and brought them to Melrose grange hall where a chari vari . crowd was waiting. Mr. and Mrst "flaiidy treated the group and the evening was enjoyed in playing games. Mr. and Mrs. Handy were mar ried at Portland last Sunday and are visiting the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Handy of Hillard, Mrs. Handy is a niece of C, M. Stubbs and has visit ed at Melrose on several occasions. The voting people will soon leave lor Buster Butte lookout where they will spend the summer. UMPQUA REBEKAH LODGE MEETS ELKTON, June 12. The UmH qtia Rebekah lodge No. 173 met In regular session Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lena Itosseii as noble grand. Mrs. Zoa Wade, Mrs. Mable liader, Mrs. Frances Iledden and J. B. Rader gave reports of the Grand Indge which was held .at Klamath Falls. I'nder the good of the order, Mrs. Catherine Fenley gave a reading and Mrs. Kathleen llugus and Mrs. Barbara Taruowski gave a skit. Mrs. Edilh Adams. Mrs. Kathleen llugus and Mrs. Barbara Taruowski served refreshments. MRS. PRUNER HOSTESS TO THIMBLE CLUB RHUiLE June 12. Mrs. Ernest Primer was hostess for the Ladies Thimble dub at her home north of town Thursday afternoon. The la dies spent the afternoon in sewing and visiting and were served love ly refreshments at the close by the hostess. Present were Mrs. Dodge and daughter of Dodge Inn and Mrs. C. A. Campbell, guests, and Mrs. 0. E. Losdon. Mrs. A. P. Johnson, Mrs. (i. L. Grant, Mrs. Arthur Pfaff. Mrs. Kary Pfaif, Mrs. Ernest Kid dle, Mrs. John Buyer and Mrs. Primer, members. FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT IN EUGENE or iiil"rest to friends here Is the announcement of the engagement of M iss Beatrice Fa nit; tier, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Faulkner, of Eugene, to Delbert V. Hill, son of Mr. Mid Mrs. Nathan Hill. The Clvde Faulkner family for merly made thlr home In this city, Miss B'-atrice Faulkner is a niece of Mrs. W. D Harris of this city, and a cousin of Mrs. Allen Moore, W.F.M.S. TO MEET AT CHURCH THURSDAY The Woman's Foreign Missionary -oeiet y will meet at t wo o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Metho dist Episcopal church parlors Mrs Ned Dixon will be program trader lor the afternoon and Mrs. Foster Bnlner will conduct the de votions. Members and friend are most cordially invited to be present. AH-N E AH-NI K A GROUP TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Ah-Neah-Nlka Camp Fire eroup will meet at two o'closk Thursday afternoon at the home of the guardian. Miss Dorothy Dale Jnrkson. on South Main street. Gamca for the afternoon will be in charge ot Marilee Y eager and Flor ence Denton. All members are re quested to be present. SIDE GLANCES COPH- 1,39 BY WE. 5IBVICC. INC. T. 1 "Including your equipment, license and gasoline, this fisli has cost you approximately $85!" Another Hardy Family Film Coming I "Lt jaf' j- Mickey's in trouble again! The of tho famous Hardy screen- family, who come to the Indian theatre' Wednesday for four big days in their latest hit, "The Hardy's Ride High" finds himself In a peck of trouble when he allows himself to be caught In a compromising position with Virginia Grey. It's his girl friend. Ann Rutherford, who has trouble with the gieen-eyed monster. In this latest, and from nil reports, greatest hit of the Hardy clan, this popular family becomes millionaires or so they believe and the results ate history as they each step out to do what they've always wanted to do. Lewis Stone, Cecilia Parker and Fay Ilolden have their usual roles. BUSY BEES SOCIAL CLUB HAS MEETING GLENDALE, June 12. The Busy Bees, social club of the Rebekah I lodge, held Its June meeting Tues day aiternoon at the home ot Mrs. W. R. Stevenson,, with Mrs. Bert jGlllons and Mrs. Jesse Bowman as assist ing hostesses. Visiting and sewing were enjoyed during the af ternoon, and later dainty lefresh :iuents were served to Mrs. Joe Jones. Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, Mrs. L. C. Basye, Mrs. I. 11. Smith, 'Mrs. A. J. Raess, Mrs. M. A. Bates. Mrs. Frank Woodley, Mrs. Matie V. Heller. Mrs. M. L. Frost, Mrs. El sie Regis, Mrs. Etna Humphreys, Mrs. W. B. Lesh and the hostesses. Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. (iillons and Mrs. Bowman. IOTA SIGMA CLUB CHANGES MEETING DAY TO THURSDAY The Iota Sigma club, which was to have met Friday of this week has changed Its session to Thurs day evening at the Kenneth Ford home at 1141 East Third street, on account of the Cascade college Methodist a cappella choir concert to be presented Friday evening at ths Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Ford will be assisted by Mrs. Hazel Lytle as joint hostess for the meeting. Mrs. John Wenth erford, president, will conduct the business session, which will be fol lowed by a delightful program. All members are requested to be present. 'PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY I The Past Presidents club of jtJeorge Stnrmer auxiliary to Fnlfed Spanish War Veterans will meet at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Friday, June Hith, at the home of Mrs. Paul Dempsey. The biislnens meeting will be In charge of the president, .Mrs. W. C. Prlntz, All members are cordially Invited to be present. V.F.VV. AUXILIARY TO MEET THURSDAY The auxiliary to Patrick W. Kel ley post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at eight o'clock Thursday evening at the K. of P. hall. Plans for the state convention at Pendleton to be held in July will be made and delegates from the local auxiliary will be elected. All mem bers are requested to be present. CHAMBERS-KING ANNUAL REUNION 1$ ANNOUNCED FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 18TH The annual Chnmbors-Kfne reun ion will be a delightful event of By George Clark Bff- U AT. Sf. Irrepressible Mickey Rooney Andy, Sunday, June 18th, to be held In Kings valley. A basket dinner will be held at noon, followed by a pro gram. All members of the Cham-liers-Kiug families are urged to at tend. MR. AND MRS. REEVtS ENTERTAIN AT PARTY YONCALLA, June 12 Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Reeves of Drain enter tained at a party at their home Wednesday evening, honoring the birthday of tieorge Roberts. A trea sure hunt was enjoyed during the evening, alter which a delicious lunch was served to the following, George and Bob Roberts, Miss Joy Roberts, Billy RobertB, Miss Mar lon Edes, Miss Shirley Sefton. Miss Marjorie Todd and Henry Byron. George received ninny beautiful gilts from his friends. JOB'S DAUGHTER8 INVITED TO MYRTLE CREEK BETHEL I INSTALLATION WEDNESDAY Roseburg bethef, No. R, of Job's Daughters, has been Invited by Myrtle Creek bethel to attend Its installation of new officers ut eight o'clock Wednesday evening at Myrtle Creek. Members of Rose burg bethel desiring to go to Myr tle Creek are asked to call the ! mmrdfiiti. M rn K. A. Hrittnn SUB-JUNIORS TO HOLD MEETING TUESDAY A very Important meeting of the Sub-Juniors of the Junior Woman's club has been announced for seven- Ithirty o'clock tonight, June nth, to I be held at the Roseburg Woman's (clubhouse. Every member Is urged ito be present. Election of officers Iwtll be held. FIRST PEACHES OF SEASON MARKETED ' The first home-grown peaches nf the season were placed on the local market today by Linden Hoff man, of Happy Valley. The peaches are of the Mayflower variety. Mr. Hoffman secured a lug box of Hie fruit today to take Mrst hon ors for the season. Leaves For Lcs Angeles H. R. Banning left today for his home In Los Angeles, following a trip to Roseburg to attend the wedding of his granddaughter, Miss Jean Han ntng and Clarence Bates, which took place at the Preubyterlsu church Sunday. Mr. ItHnning, for merly a resident of this city. Is the father of C. K. banning of Roseburg. Local News Here Yesterday Ml, nnd Mrs. B. L. Denn, of Camas Volley, were In town on business yesterday. Mr. Boyle Here Harry Boyle, of Camas Valley, spent yesterday In this city attending to business. Tucker." of Myrtla Creek, was In town tor a lew nours jresierimy on business. Shops and Visits Ms. Florence Sieverts, of Oakland, shopped and visited friends In this ;city yester day. . Giengary Club to Meet The Olengary Sewing club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of F. I. Betts. Riddle Visitors Here TT. J. Hau sotter and Clarence Johnston. Rid dle residents, were in town attend ing to business yesterday. Leaves for Portland Mfea Verna Carothers, Rose school teacher, left Monday for Portland to spend the summer months visiting relatives and friends. Spend Sunday In CorvatUs Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bartley ami daugh ters. Vivian and Joyce, of this city, enjoyed a trip to Corvallls and back Sunday. Visiting Here Bill Newell, Port land, junior at Oregon State col lege, has arrived here for a visit wit!i his aunts, Mrs. lioyil Bales and Mrs. Kdwin Booth. Okeda Group to Meet The Oke- da Camp Fire group will meet nt seven o clock Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Fredericka Hamilton on Rlakeley street. Returns Home Miss Gladys Oil man has returned" to her homo in this city, following a week's visit In Eugene at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mattencci, formerly of this city. Vacationing Mrs. John Edwards, office attendant to Dr. Georgo K. Hi tick, is tnkin.'.' a vacation this week. Mrs. UoJ Balqs is working In. Dr. Houck's office during the week. Facility Party Planned Patrick W. Kelly auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a card party Wednesday evening nt the Veter ans Administration Facility. Mem bers and friends are Invited. Ill Monday Miss Elodn Taylor, stenographer nt the local chamber of commerce office, was unable to be at work yesterday on account of illness. Mrs. E. L. Dohm had charge of the office during the day. Back In Office Dr. B. R. Shoe matter Is back in his office in the Medical Arts building, following a week's vacation with Mrs. Shoe maker nnd daughter, Miss Doris, and son, Bertram, at the Golden Gate fair In San Francisco. D. A. R. to Picnic Tho D. A. R. will hold Its closing meeting until fall and will observe National Flag day at a one o'clock no-hostess pic nlc luncheon Wednesday nt the Bell log cabin on the North Ump itia near Glide. Back From San Francisco Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker and sous, Sam nnd Bob, have returned to Iheir home on East Initio street, fol lowing a week's vacation trip to the Golden Gnto fair in Han Fran cisco. Home From Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Kronke nnd dnughter, Miss Betty, and Mr. nnd Mrs. It. A. Krorke have returned to their homes In this city, following a week's stay In Portland enjoying the Rose festival and visiting rela lives and friends. W. C. T. U. to Meet Tho Ti nun. burg W. C. T. II. mission program day' nfternoon nt Alba Hpnugh on will hold n flower nt 2:30 Wednes- the home of Mrs. South Stephens street. Mrs. C. president, will be meeting. A. Ch.imbeilin, In charge of the Special Meeting Called The Junior Woman's club will hold n special meeting of the officers and appointive officers at K o'clock Wednesday evening nt the club house to hold a rehenrsnl for Instal lation of officers, which will take place June 19. CCC Camp Dates Dance Mem bers of the ( ump Sltkuin CCC camp are staging a big free dance ai their ramp next Friday night, June Ifi, and the public Is invited to ntr tend. Music will be provided by I'at Hayes' orchestra of Couufllo. The dance will start ut '.) p. in. and re Ireshments will be served. Returns From Portland Mrs. R C. MaicterH has returned to her home In this city, following a trip to Portland tn visit relatives nnd In Snlein with her son-in-law and rlaiitthter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry I'earcy, and family. She was nccom panlrd home by her son-tn-lRw nnd daughter, Captain and Mrs. Hermit Johnson, of Portland, who will visit here for several weeks. Mrs. John son was formerly Miss Dorothy Mnrsters of this city. SERVES) 6T09 AT I grocers! Here From Tiller Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred J. Hayes, of Tiller, were busi ness visitors In this city yesterday. Go Eait to Get Car nilh.t mM Jim Finlay, sons of Dr. and Mrs. li. C. Finlay. of this city, have left for weirou. .incii. , 10 urivo back u new kar. Visiting in Longview Miss Vir ginia Cilmour, of this city, has gone to longview. Wash., to upend a few days visiting her brolher-iu-tuw and sister. Mr. and Mrs. diaries S. Collins. Return to Medford Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Randolph and daughter, Miss Barbara, have returned to theh home in Medford, following a visit nere or several days at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Motschenbachei on South Main street. Enjoy Week-End Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, of thin city, spent the week end at the Oregon caves and attended to property Interests in mat vicinity. They were accom panied by Mr. uud Mrs. Harold Sanders and daughter. Mia. and son, Bob. Movinn tn Fnnn Mi- .i.i f. Clyde Powell and son, Larry, are moving Sunday to Kugene, where Mr. Powell will be associated with his brother, Carl Powell, in the Pick N' Pack Food store. He has been emitlnvml In If nualtu.-a- rn past two years with the Deer recK naieway store. Returns to Roseburg Mrs. Meryl Evans, who has been working in Sacramento, Cnlif., has relumed to Roseburg nnd has accepted employ ment as an operator In Velum's Beauty shop in the Perkins build ing. Mrs. Evans Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Well man, of this city. Here From Portland Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Levy and daughter, Pa tricia Sue, of Portland, nre here on their vacation visiting Mrs. Le vy s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hyrd. Both Mr. and Mrs. Levy for merly worked at the Roseburg News-Review office. Mrs. was Miss lols Anne Byrd, before her marriage. Back From Salem Miss Nellie Stiles returned to her work at tho Tavern this morning, following. a three-day visit with relatives and friends in Salem. She was accom panied home by her sister, Miss Faye Maddox, of Salem, who will visit here until the first of the mouth. Undergo TonBllectomys Homer Waters, son of Alfred Waters, of Yoncallii; Janice Holllsler, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. V. 1). llollis ter, of Willimina, Oro., nnd Charles Verrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Verrell, of this city, are convalesc-lii'- from touslleclomys performed this past week-end by Dr. A. C. Seely. The Hollister family Is vis iting relatives In Melrose. Tennis Party Planned Tho Pot tawatomie Camp Fire group has planned a tennis parly (o ho held at flul'im n'nliwlr Woiliinufl,, v mni.nl..,i " " " " J I""' Hl"h at the senior high school court. Members residing on the nnrthside will meet hi a body at Creason's corner nnd those from east and southwest Roseburg will meet nt the corner of tho PreHbyterlnti church to go to the court tn a group. Arrive From California Miss Irene llouser, of Long Beach, Calif., and Miss Rita Houser, of this cltv. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Houser, of Roseburg, arrived hero Monday, following u vacation at tho Golden Gate fair tn San Francisco. Miss Irene plans to spend a couple of men I tin here with her parents. She has been working In Long Bench for the last few years. She was met In San Francisco by her sisler, Miss Rita, last week. Visit at Wellman Home Mrs. Mary Sprout, or Lincoln, Nebr.; Mrs. II. V.. Sprout and daughter, Helen, and sou, Herbert, of McAl lister, Montana, ami Don Hoherts. of Seattle, spent tho week-end In Roseburg ns the guests of Mrs. II. K, Sprout's brother and sister-ln Inw, Mr. and Mrs. (I. A. Wellman. The visitors are enjoying a VHcn llon trip, stopping nt points of In terest in Oregon, en route to tho (iolden (iato fair in San Francisco. Home From Vacation Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoyd Hales are back at their home on the North Pacific highway, following h week's vacation. With their son, Hill, they spent three days at Diamond lake uud then re turned here and were Joined by Mrs. Hales' mother, Mrs. J, A. Hewitt, of this clly. who nccom-panli-d tlmm on a trip to Portland to attend the Hose festival. From Port hind Mrs. Hewitt nud Rill Hales went on to The Dalles to spend a couple of weeks visiting Mrs. Hewitt's two daughters, Mrs. Ilybern Wilson ami Mrs. Frank Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd Hales rerlirned to Roseburg Sunday evening. Mr. Hales Is nsMstnut manager at t'ie local Montgomery Ward store. EAT Model Bakery 'Germako' Wheat Germ Bread 1. Contains the whole Qerm of natural wheat RICH IN VITAMINS B, E and 0. 2. Makes tender, golden brown toast. 8. Delicious true Wheat flavor . . easily digested. 4. High In Nutritive Value. 5. Fresh from MODEL BAKERY. FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR OROCER In Town on Business Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Barker, of (Hide, spent yesterday In this city on business. Snake Lily on Display Hugh Welts, of this city, presented an enormous snake Illy to the News lit view office today. Visit in Corvallls Mrs. K. A. nritton and son, Jimmy, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hartley and daugh ters. ViVia.i and Joyce, of this city, spent Sunday visiting in Corvallls. Reported Improved Mrs. Klward Smith, of this city, who recently underwent an appendectomy at Sacred Heart hospital in Kugene, is now reported to he Improving in health. Jailed For Drunkenness H. Spriggs, a resident of Sutherlin. was in the city jail today in lieu of ( I'ti iiinii in u $it nun, iiiiNjnt:(t when he pleaded guilty to a charge of drunkenness. Return to Salem Mr. and Mrs. Floyd droves have returned to their home in Salem, following a lew days' visit In this city with the for mer's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. C. W. (roves, on Brockway street. Home From Portland Mr. and Mrs. John Wealherford have return ed to their home on the North Pa cific highway, following tv stay In Portland since last Thursday visit ing friends, attending to business and enjoying the Rose festival. Returns to Corvaltii E. A. Brit ton. Douglas county 4-H club lead er, spent .Monday at his home here and returned this morning to Cor vallls, where he is with the Douglas county 4-H club representatives at the summer school ut Oregon State college. Visits Here Miss Dora Braugh ton, HoEehurg school teacher, who Is acting as a rhapet'one at the 4-H summer school in Corvallls for Douglas county representatives, nnd I her sister, Mrs. Kale, who is a chap tcrone of 4-H students from eastern Oregon, spent yesterday in Rose- mi rg vfsning relatives. Visits In Roseburg Miss Doris Jackson, who has been working in Sail Francisco for the past several months, stopped over In Roseburg to spend the week-end visiting friends en route to Portland to work In the office of the new whole sale house of the United Drug com pany. Miss Jackson was formerly employed nt Fullerton's Roxall drug store In this city fur a num ber of years. Mrs. Duncan Home From East Mrs. V. R. Duncan has returned to , her home In this city from an ex- teuded trip east, where she has been enjoying the pnst six weeks. I She was a delegate to the national convention of ladles auxiliaries to the Brotherhood of Railway Train men at Cleveland, Ohio, and then went to Niagara Falls, the world's fair at New York City and on to the national capltol, Washington, D. C. Back From Visit Mrs. Albert Long has returned to her home In this city, following a visit in Grants Pass with her niece, Mrs. Lloyd Morrison, and family, and with her son, Karl, and family at Medford. Mrs. Morrison will net as chap erohe for the Cuvemnu's queen, and princesses, who are leaving tomor row for the Golden Gate fair In Sail Francisco. Mrs. Morrison will net as hostess nt the president's hall, while nt the fnlr. r Slaa Lmiaatlm tht Wt 9 The 6h and Best of Them All! You'll scream with delight when you see Andy on the loose . . . with millions In hit pocket . . . love In his heart . . . and a date with a gold-digging chorus Selected Short ENDS TODAY A Great Actress in Her Greatest Triumph! Bette Davis in "Dark Victory" GEORGE BRENT HUMPHREY BOGART Shows 279:16 P. M. Undergoes Tonsllectomy ""Flor ence Spencer, 11, of 123 East Sec ond street In IhiB city, underwent a tonsllectomy itt Mercy hospital 1 this morning . i ; i 1 Admitted to Hospital Mifl. Lil lian Cole, of Camas Valley, wob ad mitted to Mercy hospital Monday for treatment. Mrs. Emily Hall, of Sutherlin, was admitted to he hos pital this morning as a medlcul patient. Employed by Penney Co. Mr. and Mrs. M E. Mendenhall have ar rived In Roseburg from Bend. Mr. Mendenhall is employed by the J. C. Penney company and will serve aa assistant manager of the Rose burg store, replacing Larry Ken dull, who was transferred to the store at Vancouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall, who are re siding at the Kohlhagen apart ments, will go to Astoria over the week-end and will return Monday with their three-year-old daughter, Lloydene, who Is visiting there with relatives. WEDNESDAY ONLY "Pal Night" Two Admitted on One Adult Ticket A GRAND DOUBLE. BILL PROGRAM Feature No. 1 "THE LONG SHOT" starring MARSHA HUNT GORDON JONES Feature No. 2 NEIL. HAMILTON ' MARIAN NIXON In "Once to Every Bachelor" ENDS TODAY KSSfi DKflSlftTII SCHOQi. Plus on the Same Program Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c Starts Wednesday For 4 Big Days i Mats. 25o Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c mm lA f. HOSEOATOWNE
