Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 21, 1939, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHREE ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WFDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1939. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER SCAVENGER HUNT IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR MYRTLE CREEK. June 21. Lust Friiliiy evening a jolly party of ChriKiian KiuU'avorers ami a few Kupstti met at Uih rhurrh for a Kcuvengor hunt. Groups were funned and lists ot lianl-to-lind things were given each group. A hurried hut thm ough Heart-h of the whole village "Was made n& the group returning Urst with a complete list was to receive a grand prize. Hubert W'ii liums and his group were the lucky hunters. I Juvid Adamsou rim! party cause :: a cicsp second. Mi-h. tiray, a visitor, received con Bolation. Mr. and Mrs. Harnett returned with a varied assortment of live hugs which excited much inter est. Alter the hunt all the crowd went home with Mr. and Mrs. Humes and played games after which refreshments were served. Those enjoying the party were Mr. nnd Mch. Waller Harnes, Mr. and Mrs. David Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert WUliitma and Mr. Williams' cousin, Mrs. J. (J. CJray, Winthrop, Wash.. Elbert and Cecil Rhus, Mrs. Lucille Bryant, Carmen J tea n, Bradford and Hope Wyn ler, tiny lord and Wanda Skinner, Dorothy Trulove, Stanley Whit ney, Roger Cooper. REBEKAH LODGE HAS SOCIAL MEETING '' RITHERLIM. June 21. The Rebekuh lodge held their social evening at the lodge roomfc last Thursday night In honor of Mrs. Wilson Hartshorn's birthday. Mrs. Urittain and Mrs. Theodore Ander son were the hostesses for th evening. Chinese checkers were played for which Mrs. Ray Park er and Airs. Cora Allen won the prizes. A lovely supper was served to the following members: Mrs. Min nie Hartshorn. Mrs. Savilia Bam ber. Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. John Saucerman, Mrs. Anna llankenson. Mrs. George' Shamp. Mrs. Ray Varker, Mrs. Ella Wegner. Mrs. Cora Allen and guests: Mr. and Mrs. I,. HHiikenson and son, Mrs. Kavre, Ceorsjc Shamp and Ray Parker. PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH FRIDAY EVENING The losing team of the United Workers class of the First Chris tian church will sponsor a very in teresting' program at eight o'clock Friday evening at the church, to which members and friends are cordially invited to enjoy. The program includes: mixed quartet spiritual numbers by Lena C. Porter, Mrs. Clifford Parrot t, Dr. R. L. Dunn and Paul M (.(low on. reading by Molly Moffet; skit, "A Hasty Goodbye." by Lois Up dyke and Mabie P. Taylor; reading by Mrs. Anna Bradway and play, "Now Is the Time," which will -Include a cast of ten. Following the program a confer ence of all Sunday school workers of the church will he conducted by the superintendent, C. tl. Stanton. D. OF U. V. TO MEET ON FRIDAY EVENING Florence Nightingale tent. No. 15, Hauu'hters of Union Veterans of j the Civil War, lKiil-lS6"i, will meet ! at 7:110 o'clock Friday evening at j the armory with the president, Mrs. j Karl Benedick, in charge. ' Reports on the state convention I recently held in. Salem will be pre-1 sented and a number of very im- j portaut business matters will be , discussed. Every member is being I particularly asked to he present. 1 U. S. W. V. AUXILIARY 1 TO MEET THURSDAY j George Slnrmer auxiliary to ( Tufted Spanish War Veterans will i hold a very important business i meeting at eight o'clock Thursday : evening at the armory with the, president. Mrs. F. M. Complon, in charge. The officers arq urging a full attendance as a number of Important-matters will be decided up on at the session. AUXILIARY TO HONOR MRS. JOHN DUER ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON All members of George Starmer auxiliary are most cordially -invited to meet at two o'clock Friday after noon at the lovely garden of the president, Mrs. F. M. Compton, on Spruce street to honor Mrs. John Duer, musician of auxiliary here. MR. AND MRS. HOLGATE ENTERTAIN AT DINNER SUTHERL!N June 21. Afr. and Mrs. Vera Holgate entertained at a dinner on Father's day at their home in honor of Mrs. Holgate's father, Lloyd Pinkstoti, of Oakland. Those who enjoyed the lovely dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkstoti and daughter, ThHuin. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riggs and daughter, Harriet Ann. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND. Ore., .lithe IM. BUTTER Prints, A grade, 28e lb. in parchment wrappers, LMtc lb. in cartons; B grade. 27c lb. in parch ment wrappers, 2c lb. in cartons. I1UTTERFAT First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acid ity, delivered Portland, 24-21Jc; valley routes and country points. 2c less, or 22c; premium quality, maximum of .35 of 1 pr cent ucid ity, ljc more than first quality, second quality, 2c less, than first' quality. EGGS Wholesalers' buying prices: AA, 19c doz.; A. Ific doz.; B, large, lf.c doz.; A, medium. 15c doz.; A, small 15c doz. Sellini; price to retajlers generally 2e doz. higher. Cheese, country meats, live poul try and turkeys, steady, tin changed. NEW POTATOES California whites. No. 1. SI. 70-1. SO per cwt.; Kennewick. $I.5u-l.fi5 crate. Potatoes, onions, wool hay, hops, mohair and cascara bark, steatlr. unchanged. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. June 21. (API lU. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: Close slow, st early, good-choice 105- 215 lb. driveins S7.50. few oft grades and over-fat kinds $7.35, carload lots $7.(ii) and above, one sizeable lot outstanding 1 ruck-Ins $7.75, 225- Ih. butchers $C.75-7.no. light lights and slaughter pigs 50-7.ini, packing sows $5.25-5h, choice light feeder pigs $7.50 and above. CATTLE: Calves slow, mostly steady with week's decline; few grass steers J7.50-x.OO, cutters $5.50. good fed steers quotable 39.00-GO, common-medium heifers $(1.00-7.25; cutters down to $-1.75. low cutter and . cutter cows $3.25 1.25, common medium $1.50-5.75, in cluding dairy type cows $5.50, good beef cows $(1.25. few hulls $5.25 6.50, cutters $5.00, choice vealers $N. 25-50, common-medium $5.50 7.50. SHEEP: Active, steady, good choice trucked in lambs $8.00, ex treme top lute Tuesday 5.X.15, common-medium $0.00-7.00, feeders S6.50-75, row old crop lambs $1.50 5.50, good-choice ewes $2.50-3.50. WHEAT PORTLAND, June 21. ( API Open High Low Close July 72 .72 .72 .72 FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 ASK FOR MODEL BREAD FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER Today Only "PAL NIGHT" Two Admitted on One Adult Ticket UK ALSO i rv. i i i Mirgvet UNDSAY I John IITEL 2 BIG HITS Coming Thursday He escaped from a life worse than death . . . DEVIL'S IS LAND ... the last haven of hor ror for the fiercest criminals on earth! rffliRlOFF Showo Plui on the Srrt Program "ROCKY MOUNTAIN RANGER" SIDE GLANCES By George Clark COPB 19 BY NtA SEBVlCr. INC. T. M. BEQ. 0. 8. PT. OFf . 7-2 "Lay out my evening clothes muybe liell stop the next time around." Attending Fair Mrs. Oeortfe M. Hrown iimf (htUKliter. Miss Klaine, and I!oh Mellows, of Mils city, have It'll for San Kram-isro lo attend the (johieu Gate lair. M issionary Society to Meet The Baptist Missionary society will meet at 2:3 Thursday after noon a,t the church parlors with Mrs. H. H. Irving as leader on the subject, "China." ' Hostesses for the afternoon Include Mrs. T. Perry, Mrs. R Harris, Mrs. Stonewall Cawllield and Mrs. K. P. Woods. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Shields have returned to their home in this cily. following a week's stay in Portland visiting the tatter's niece, Mrs. Charles Hindman, and Mr. Shields' daugh ter, Mrs. Vernon Hinsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Shields also enjoyed a sight-seeing trip to Honneville dam. Kn route home, they stop ped over in Kngene for a visit with Mr. Shields' daughter, Mrs. Line Starmer. Local News Hero Tuesday C C. Scott, nop-letary-iuanager of the Oregon Pa trol associations, Portland, was u Imsiness visitor in this city Tuesday. Here on Business A Inert Cnek eram. of Ked Hill, was a business visitor in this city today. Visiting Uncle and Aunt i Norma Louise and Carol Hand, of! Cottage titove, are visiting at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hand, near .Myr tle Creek. Son Is Bom According to an UiiliuUiieeiiii'UI over KlM S efUer- day. u son was born Tuesday. June 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman V. Porter at Marshfield. Mr. PorUr was manager o' Lowell's in this city until transferred to Mnrsh field a short time ago. Home for Summer Miss Mary Carol ligh. student at Oregon State college, has returned to her home in Koseburg to spend the summer mouths. W. B. A. to Meet The Woman's H nefit association will meet at two o'clock Thursday atferuoon at the home of Mis. J. G. Stephenson on Flint street. In Town on Business WMhelm Steur, of Myrtle Creek, was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Rodman Here J. G, Hod man, of Olalla. spent several hours in this city yesterday on business. Oakland . Visitor Here A I v a Stephens .of Oakland, spent yes terday in this city utteuding to business. H. E. Club to Meet The Kver green Home Kconouilcs club Mil hold an all day meeting and noon potluck luncheon Thursday at the home of Mih. Cyril Nichols at Ihockway. Mr. Sabala Here Domingo Sa bala, of Wilbur, spent u few hours In this cjty yesterday on business. Shops and Visits Mrs. Lucy Kl Hntt, of Cnuyouville, spent yester day in town shopping and visiting friends. Reported Improving Mis. El ward mi(h. principal of the 1 Ml hud school, is reported to be con valescing satisfactorily at the home of her father, H. L. McLaughlin, following an ytppendectoiny per formed a short time ago at Sacred Henri hospital in Kugene- Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kllison have returned to their home on Kast Cass street, following a few days in Portland as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren and family. Mr. Warren was formerly one of the athletic coaches in the local high schools. Visitlnq at Smniger Home Mrs. Purge Mason, nee Mildred Sinni ger, and two children, Clarissa Kl len and Purge, id' Klamath Kalis, have arrived in lioseburg to spend a few weeks visiting the former's father. J. 11. Siuniger, on South Jackson street. Return to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. J. I tenia rd Shaw and daughter, Janice Anele, ami son, Pernie, left Tuesday for their home In Ku gone, following- a few days' visit, in Oakland with the former's par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Shaw; in lloseburs visiting; Mrs. Shaw's sis ter, Miss Lena C. Porter, and at TVnmile visiting her father, J. H. Porter. Mrs. Shaw was formerly Miss Audrey Porter of Itoseburg. Takes Family Home Charles McKlhinny. of Salem, came to Itoseburg yesterday to spend the day visiting his mother, Mrs. Lena MeKlhinny, and two sisters, Mrs. L. L. Spencer and Mrs. J. A. Fred ricksnn, and took his wife ami two daughters. Jean and Sue Allele, back to Salem last evening. Mrs. McKlhinny and two d.-.ughlers had been visiting in Kosehurg since last Friday. The McKlhinny family formerly made their home here. They were accompanied back to Salem by Mrs. J. K. Whar ton, who will visit there a short time, before going to Portland to j join Mr. Wharton Sunday. Returns to Red Bluff Harold Ingram has left lor his home in Ked Muff. Calif., following u trip to Itoseburg to bring his family, Mrs. Ingram, nee Uorothy Geddes, and children, Pennelope and Frank Leslie, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Geddes. for n week. Mr. Ingram visited his mother. Mrs. Ite.ssie Ingram, while here. He was accompanied hack to Cali fornia by his sister-in-law. Miss Jean Geddes, who went on to 1-nke Tahoe, where she will be employ ed ut the Gleuhrook Inn during the summer months. Miss Geddes, who has heen attending Sacramento Junior college the past year, was in Hosehurg the past ten days vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Geddes. At McCaiiister Home Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. McTovia and small son. David, of Hurhank, Calif., have arrived In Itoseburg to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mc Caiiister on Fast I-ane street. Mrs. McTevia is u daughter of Mrs. Mr-Calllsier. In Town Yesterday W. F. Schmidt, of Camas Valley, spent a short time In town yesterday on business. Mr. Pruner In Town Krnost Pruner, of Riddle, attended to business here for a few hours yes terday. Lady Elks to Meet The Lady Klks will hold their last social meeting until fall at eight o'clock Thin-Hdny evfn(np at the temple with Mrs. Kenneth Qulue, presi dent, in charge, Prizes will be awarded for high scores in the card plays. Country Club Ladies to Meet The ladies of the Hosehurg Coun try club will meet at S:3ti Thurs day morning at. Ihe dub house to continue the annua handicap golf tournament play. Potluck luncheon" will be served at 12:110 o'clock and the summer contract bridge tourna ment play will he continued ut 1 :3il o'clock. Arrives From Louisiana Mrs. Kenneth Heach and daughter, Sul lie Lou, of Hut on Houge. La., ar rived in Hosehurg Tuesday to visit at the II. II. Turner homo. Mrs. Heach and daughter will spend the summer months visiting relatives and friends in Oregon and will be joined here later by Mr. Heach, who will take them back to Louis iana this fall. Mr. Heach was for- iinerly a Hosehurg high school in- Htruclor. Cherries Given to Office A branch of unusually fine Royal Anne cherries was presented by It. W. Ilinkley. of Garden Valley, to the Itoselnii'K chamber of com merce office this mnmintr. Back From Arizona Mrs. Fred Kinsel has returned to her homo in in this city, following a visit at Whipple, Arizona, with her par ents, Cnptuin and Mis. I-Mwairt Hines, formerly of this city. Cap tain Hines is stationed at tho Veterans Administration facility at Fort Whipple. CORNS CURED $50.00 REWARD Wsrtd'i taltktit etr tart. Cer-0(! tirtttii montt ktk uUu tor Dltt t ) 10 uUt without (1n. 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