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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1939. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER SIXTY REGISTER FOR CAMP FIRE CAMP TO BE HELD JULY 16-30TH Sixty have already registered for the annual Camp Fire Girls sum mer camp to Ije held from July 16 3"th at the Wolf ('reek Hoy Scout camp, which is the largest regist ering for camp In five years. About fourteen will attend camp from TJamlon; six from Oakland, one from Seattle and a number from various parts of Douglas county. Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. Roy O. Young, botb of Rosebunf, and Bblia McCartney, of ' Handon, will lie cntnp counsellors. Miss Barbara Kurtz, of Salem, will return here again this 'vear to instruct swim mine and Miss Margaret Carr will tiach nature lore with Miss Iloro lhy Dale Jackson In charge, of ha'nilicrhlt. Mrs. Karl Ullrich will instruct archery and Mrs. A. 11. Taylor will have charge of the cooking. - I Saturday evenine. July 22nd, will be of unusual Interest at the camp as- the Doughnut Uucen and her princesses will bo honored at a camp ceremony. The doughnut winners were recently announced as n result of the annual national doughnut sale sponsored oy Camp Fire (lirls. Winners here include fcleanore Mtcelli. OI;eila group, nueen; Jean Ashwoilli. UmjUjiia: Mnrilee Yeager. AhNeah-Nika, Wary Peterson, Nissaki; Noanl liee .' (,., Tjiura Orr. Pot tawatomie, and Margaret Welker,' Sundav. July 23rd. H. IT. Turner will have charge of the group tak ing a hike to lied Butte. The Crand Council Fire has been dated for Saturday evening, July 2!iih. at the camp, to w Inch the public has been most cordially in vited to enjoy. WILBUR LADIES AID HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY Wll.Iirn, July 7.-The V. ilbur Ladies Aid society held a very de lightful meeting at the lovely home of Mrs A. Hume Wednesday after noon. Beautiful bouquets erf pastel summer blossoms arranged with ferns carried out an attractive decorative motif for the occasion. Following the devotionals the ladles worked on a quilt and en joyed a social hour of visiting, fol lowed by lovely refreshments serv ed by the hostess, Mrs. Hume, to Mrs. U A. Irving. Mrs. Carl Sper ling, Mrs. Cynthia Ttussell, Mrs. Charles Sands, Mrs. Walter Kinsel, Mrs. Ceorge Ayers, Mrs. Oeorge Clrubhe. Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. Hunter, Wis. Robert Irving. Mrs. Jess Rus spII and Mrs. D. P. McKay. VICTOR UNIT OF GRANGE MEETS YONCAU.A. July 7 The Victor unit of the Elk Creek grange held their last meeting until full, Satur day nt the Victor hall in Scotts tVnlley A politick dinner was ser ved at noon. During the afternoon the regular meeting of the grange was held. The Elk Creek Juvinnl grange held their meeting in the Odd Fellows hall. Ynncnlla. Satur day Mrs. Rhoda Rydiard. who has been matron for the last two years, resigned and Mrs. Bessie Watson elected in her place. After the meeting the drill team practic ed for the installation, which they will put on at the Curtln grange In the near future. REBEKAHS TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT Tinsol.nrir Rebekah lodge. No. will meet for a business session at X o'clock next Tuesday nm" the hall. Members nre being In formed that the photograph of the grand lodge staff will not be taken until the first meeting in Septem ber. . , The joint Installation of officers of Rebekah lodge and the Phile tnrian lodge. No. 8. I. O. O. F-. wi! be held next Thursday evening at lic hall instead of Tuesday eve ning ns previously planned. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Farmers Security Bank At Yoncalls, County of Douglas, Oregon, at close of business June KESOVRCBS Loans nnd discounts . Overdrafts fnu"." KIMes'tiovernmcnt 'oldigationsT'direc-t andor fully guaranteed Oilier bonds, stocks and securities Cash and due from bunks - - Total resources - LIABILITIES Pemand deposits: (a) Of individuals, copartnerships, corpora tions, etc - oI'Tj. (b) Ot stale, county, municipalities, cic. ... Total demand deposits Time liepusits: i . (a) Of individuals, copartnerships, cc tions. etc - (b) Of stnte. county, municipalities, etc. Total time deposits Capl;aUrUnt.:. surplus Undivided profits, net Total cnpital account Total liabilities MEMORANDtMr I-oans and investments pledged: Other bonds, stocks and securities Total pledged excluding rediscounts 9.01(0.00 Total liabilities secured by the pledge of loans andor investments f 5,2r1.9fi STATE OP OREGON. COI NTY OF DOCGLAS, ss. I. A. I. LasBwell. cashier of nwear that the above statement Is belief. Subscribed anil sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1939. ! I,ON C. APPI.EfiATF.. ! Notary Public for Oregon. Mv commission expires June 1. II LADIE8 AID HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY 1.00KIN(I;I.ASS, July 7 The June meeting of the Indies Aid so ciety was held on Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. A. A. Jacoby. The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Mary Smith, and devotions w ere In charge of Mrs. Arthur Marsh. Plans for a barnar in the fall were dis cussed. Election of officers result ed in the former officers being re elected with Mrs. Walter Munger as vice-president, succeeding Mrs. Will Muunt. At the close of the business session, refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her small daughters, Mildred and Irraine. and Dorothy Ann Jones. In attendance nt the meeting were Mrs. H. I). Jacoby, Mrs. E. U Peter son, Mrs. A. M. Robinson, Mrs. R. niank. Mrs. J. B. Folden, Mrs Wm. Voorhies, Mrs. Ernest Voorhies. Mrs. O. (i. Rogers, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Arthur Marsh. Mrs. Alma I.eClerc. Mrs. C. E. Rrittaln. Mrs. I. B. Howard, Mrs. Henry Jones, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Wal ter Munger, Mrs. Lesley Meredith, Mrs. Mary Jacoby. A lovely shower of gifts was presented to Mrs. A. A. Jacoby. a NO-HOST PARTY IS ENJOYED ON FOURTH C.I.ENDAI.E, July 7 A delight ful Fourth of July party was held at the Harry Cooke home on Tues day evening. Games and fireworks were enjoyed during the evening, after which delicious refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. John MeCulloch and their bouse guests. Mr. find Mrs. Leo Whitney of San Francisco and Mrs. Robert Knight and daughter, 'Marilyn, of Seattle Mr ,.! lra ll'n, Wnnoih n.l and Paul Eldredgo and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Paul KIs senger, Art Johnson and Will Tril ling of Irons, Michigan, and Osh- kosh, Wisconsin: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sether. M. K. Culbertson, Mrs. Bessie Setmers, Miss I.uella Cun ningham. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cun ningham and their bouse guest. Miss Carola Haaland of Monte video, Minnesota, and Mr. and Mrs. Cooke. SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN MISS MARSH YONCALLA, July 7. Miss Ve nola Marsh was plensantlv sur prised Saturday evening when a group of her friends honored her with a surprise party. Games were enjoyed during the evening, after which a delicious lunch was serv ed to the following: Misses Venola Marsh, Doreen Cockeram, Thelma Wheeler, Betty Bradford, Delores Sprinkel. Mrs. A. R. Marsh, George Taylor, Bill Ellison. Henry Wheel er, Jack Bradford, Boll Ixing, Stan ley Luilwlg and Miss Betty Ruth Kruse. WILLING WORKERS CLASS MEETS CAMAS VALLEY, July 7. The Willing Workers Sunday school class, with their teacher. Mrs. T. (!. T.nwson. enjoyed an all-day picnic Thursday on the Coquille river near the Lawson place. The day was spent playing and swimming, with a picnic dinner at noon. Those enjoying the day were two visitors, Genevieve Smith of Suth erlin and Virginia Coon, class mem bers Jeanne Church, Pauline Par- lLrott. Geraldine Thrush, Louise Church. Gail Church. Phyllis Crouch. Ionise Klrkemlall, Joanne Lawson and Mrs. Iawson. Visiting at Houser Home Mr. and Mrs. I). Kimberling and daugh ter, Lynn, of Portland, are spend ing their vacation in Roseburg vis iting Mrs. Kimherling's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Houser. Mrs. Kimberling was formerly Miss Kvelvn Houser of this city. 30, 1939 7C.1SS.37 70.!tr, 40.ino.on 32.342.22 43,057.27 ...SI91.75X.81 9 2K.lliH.K9 ..$1.15,433.68 . $ 20,205 .. l.KM 22,030.54 2S.non.no 5-!rr,; 4,2IM-i $ 34, 29i.r,n Sl'H.TIiS.sl . 9.0U'.0li the above-named bank, do solemnly true to the best of my knowledge and A. L. I.ASSWELL, Cashier. CORRECT Attest: JESS R. I.ASSVEI.I.. J. S. I.ASSWELL. Directors. 0 SIDE GLANCES right ! I'll match you Jessie uud cull the EUGENE SOFTBALL TEAM DATED HERE Williams Ione Rangers, Eugene softball team, will meet a select si,uad of Roseburg players, under the banner of the Sanitary market. in a game on Finlay field at 8:.'10 o'clock tonight. The game is at tracting much local interest, and a large crowd of tans is expected 10 be in attendance. GLIDE GLIDE, July f. Gene Moore, son of Mr. ami Mrs. C. R. Moore, is spending the week-end with his pa rents at Glide. He is an army en gineer from Portland. Mrs. Isadora Indn, who lias been In the hospital due to illness, has returned to her home near Glide. Audrey and Carl Starhuck from Myrtle Creek spent the week-end j at the C. C. Miles home. j James Marr, who has been work ing at Prineville, returned home Sunday, July 2, and plans to spend the Fourth with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Marr, of Glide. Mr. and Mrs. Suiter have return ed to their home near Glide after spending the past several weeks in Kansas and other middle western states visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Gober from Med ford spent July 1 visiting at the R. T. Rlakeley home and it so with old friends in the Glide community. Leonard Iluell is visiting with Harold Illakely at his home near Glide. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Higglns and Mrs. Joyce Stevens and daimhter. Betty, nre spending several days visiting at the H. D. Conine home. They are from Olympin. Wash. Leroy Bond, Tom Shnim and El- wood McLaughlin left July 3 for White Rock, where David Asam ,yle Blakely, son of Mr. and Mrs. is on a lookout, to spend the fourth. Lester Biakely, left Saturday, July 1, to attend a Boy Scout convention in Salem. Paul Miles returned to Glide Monday, June 2fi. He has been working at Portlnnd. Colene Lamb from Myrtle Point spent last week visiting tit the Carl Holland home near Glide. Back From Trirj Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waer have returned to their home in this city, following a vacation trip to San Francisco to enjoy the Golden Gate fair. MARKET REPORTS WOOL BOSTON, July 7. (AP) The Commercial Bulletiu will say to morrow:. "Despite the Interruption of the holiday, there hns been a more healthy tone In the wool market and a fuir volume of business has been done at slightly firmer prices. It Is fair to quote the market for class III fine wools at a full GO cents, clean basis, again. "The improvement has been quickly communicated to the west, whence most of the wool has come, with heavy buying In Montana nt an average price of 22 cents for fine and half-blood clips. There has been moderate uciivuy in Ida ho and New Mexico, with compata tive quiet in Wyoming and Texas. FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 T w 1 rrtiLi By, George Clark Uncle Charlie for your Aunl rein live score even," Good wools of medium merchant able type can now be moved from Ohio and Michigan at 31 cents, de livered basis, with other bright wool sections on parity. "The piecegoods markets appear to be expanding somewhat, both in men's and women's wear. "Foreign markets are firmer, In consequence especially of Kng land's purchases for military pur- i poses. j "Mohair Is steady with Very little activity." PRODUCE PORTLAND. July 7. (AP) BUTTKIi Prints, A grade 2" U. in parchment wrapiers, 2SXc lb. in cartons; B grade 2JJc lb. in parch-1 ment wrappers. 27 ic lb. in cartons.' BUTTER K AT First quality max imum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, de livered Portland, 23J-24C; valley routes and country points 2c less or 22c; premium quality, maximum of .:ti of 1 ier cent acidity 1 Se more than first quality; second tpiality, 2c lens than first quality. EGGS Wholesalers buying pric es: AA, 20c. doz.; A, 18c doz.; B, large 17c doz.; A, medium 16c doz.; A, small Die doz. Selling price to retailers generally 2c doz. higher. Cheese, country meats, live poul try, turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, new potatoes, onions, wool, hay, bops, mohair, cascara hark unchanged. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 7. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS active. steady, good-choice Difi-210 lb. S .00- 15. 19u lb. 8.15. few heavy butchers 7.25-40, light lights salable 7.50-05, few packing hows $5.25-50, choice light feeder pigs quotable 8.00. CATTLE Calves steady on lim ited offerings; few medium steers 8.25-50, good few steers 8.00-9.50, common-medium heifers salable 5.50-7.50. few cutter to medium cows 3.75-5.00. 6.25 and above, few hulls 5.05-6.25, vealers steady, good-choice 8.00-50. SH EEP Steady, few medium good spring lambs 7.00-50, good choice truck Ins quotable 7.75, car load lots salable 8.15, few good yearlings 5.00-25, slaughter eweH 3.50 down. WHEAT PORTLAND. Jnly 7. (AP) Open High Iw Close July 72 .72 .71 .71 Stock and Bond AreragM Compiled by The Associated PreHS July 30 15 15 GO Indis UK's IH'h St'ks Friday C5.C 17.5 36.7 46.2 Prev. day 65.8 17.6 36.8 46.3 Month ago 68.9 18.8 38.0 48.5 Vear ago 68.8 18.9 34.2 47.4 1939 high . 77.0 23.8 40.0 53.4 1H39 low 58.8 15.7 33.7 41.6 BONDS 20 10 10 10 Rifs Ind'lfl I't's Fkii. Friday J15.7 100.2 96.1 61.3 Prev. dav 55.7 100.1 96.1 61. 1 Month ago 58 3 100.3 96 6 152.9 Year atro 56.2 92,9 62.7 1939 high 64 9 100.7 96.7 64.0 1939 low 53.4 97.0 91.9 5N.2 Low Vleld ... 112 5 ASK FOR MODEL BREAD FRESH DAILY 1 BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER Local News Spends Day in Eugene Mm. 11. II. SumUi'Ioii, of lh is city, npfnt Thurwluy in Kugena on IjufiiimHH. Arrive Here Dr. ami Mrs. LouIr Mafv'ln have arrived in Ho wo burn from Salem to make their home, the former having scpeed?i Itev. S. iltiiynor Smith an pastor of the .MethotliKt Kplseopul church here. Move to Salem Rev. and Mrs. S. Ruynor Smith and sows, Haynor, ,!rT, and Kevltt, left Thursday for their future home at Salem, where the former will ho pastor of . the JnHon ' Ken Methodist Episcopal church. Go to Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs. George Churchill and sou, Tommy, have left for Diamond lake to spend the summer. Mr. Churchill is an employee of the forest serv ice. ' To Hold Rummaoe Sale St Joseph's Altar society will sponsor a rummage sule from nine to tour o'clock Saturday, July 8, nt the Catholic pkrish hall on North Kane street. Mrs. R. R. Wlllett is chairman of the all-day sale. Expected Here This Week- Joan Fox, daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Charles Fox, of Eugene, is expected to arrive here this week to spend the summer visiting tier grandparents, Attorney and Mrs. A. N. Orcutt, on Clmdwick street. Back From CorvaMIs Dr. nnd Mi-h. D. B. Bubar and Miss Gay Hit bar, of this city, and the hitter's guest, Miss Virginia Andersqn, of Aganu, Guam, have returned here from Corvallis. where they spent a short time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Young. Enjoy Trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn Callen have returned to their home on South Stephens street, follow ing a trip to Diamond nnd Crater lakes, Klamath Falls and the coast and making the loop trip around through through Eugene. Back In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Watts have returned to their home in Luurelwood. following n visit with friends In Eugene and tn Thurston with Mrs. Watts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mathews. Mr Watts is athletic coach at senior high. Home From Seattle Mrs. A. N, Orcutt has returned to her home on Chad wick street, following couple of weeks In Seattle visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orrln Fisher, and family. Mrs.. Fisher .wns formerly Miss Dorothy Orcutt of Ttoseburg, Leaves For Vancouver E. Tt Jacobs, of this city, left Thursda for Vancouver. "Wash., to spend two weeks attending the Reserve Officers camp. Mis. Jacobs will divide the time In Vancouver and Eugene, visit fug relat ives in 1 hi hitler city. Their baby daughtu will be in Eugene during the two weeks at the home of her mater nal grandparents. Bremerton Visitors Here Mr, and Mrs. James Campbell and son George, of Bremerton, Wash., arc spending a few days In this clt viHlting the former's mother, Mrs, George Campbell, nnd hrother-ln law and sitUer, Mr. and Mrs. Willi Myers, In Oaks addition. Mr. Camp bell is a marine engineer at the U. S. navy yards at Bremerton. Return Home Mr. and Mrs, Walter Gordon have left for tbei home in Los Angeles, following visit here with the hitter's mother Mrs. M. F. Rice, and the forme brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon. Mrs. Walter Gordon, nee Eva Rice of Roseburg, has been convalescing the past couple of weeks from an appendec tomy performed in Eugene Sacred Dealt hospital. Return to Klamath Falls Mr, and Mrs. Rurge Mason und two children, Clarissa Ellen and John have left for their home in Klam ath Falls, following a visit here with Mrs. Mason's father, J. II Slnniger, on South Jackson street, Mrs. Mason, nee Mildred Slnniger, and her children spent a couple of weeks here and wero joined for the holiday week-end in Roseburg by Mr. Mil Hon. FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE Douglas Building and Loan Association as of June 30, 1939 ahsi-:t 1'ni.h rnlrrnl Montr l.onn Ilnnk MtiM-k 'J.:iiMt.Ml HrHl IXnlf l,inn 47.HI2.IM lvriinr lit llurrimrrN 2.:i.OI Ural llHtntr Itrln orrHonrrf I.7.-.1I.NI Km I KMlittr Mtilijrrt ll llrilrnitllfn H, lf.1.17 linl K-tnlr llnnfrl -Ml, IMI.IW Meat Ktatr ontrnrl r.H.aaxrrft Stitrk I.OHHM n,i:m.ii l.tlr Inaiirnnrr Atttant'rd Itt.m rtirnllurr V riiturr XH.:i7 SIHI.IKt.Hl II Alltl.lTII.M Invmlnnf Htnrk I .IN I l.nnii l-'rtlrrnl llmite l.unn Ilnnk II.HlilUM, llrfrrred Pri.flK. II. II. nl tl.MU.l llfirrtr tr Inlrrrftl. A, IK I' ft:il.:tl tfrrnril Inlrrrwl II" 'J.II.W IVrmrinrnl llnrnf l-'und Nliu-k l-l,iWMMMl AdtniK't- I'afnirnta li? Ilorrwurr for Trn nml Iff -nrnn.-f I nillt hlrd l'rMt lllfflrll 1 .r.HHil.tin SIM.IHU.HI STAT K OI' OltKOO.S "on my i,f IhMlKlim I. J. K M' 'llntof k. HTMnry f th nhr.v-n;)mf1 nnrfoc):i tlon tl'i ftnlnmily wnr Ihut 1)r ntmVr Hiati'inciit Ih tin lo Ilia k"""'"""- j .K.M.-CUNTOCK. HTn-tnry. Attfitt: R I KltIY, I'rorHi-nl. J-'iiihu.Tlli'-il a ml nwon. to ln-fori trio lhln Mil diiy nf July, U:oN K. M-f'MNTt"K. Nutarv PitWIi' for oiKn. M cnminlwmnii cxpln-ii: Jiini! 12, I mn. Here Thursday Emmett Belcher nml noil. Bill, of (Ilendulo, Hpeut Thursday in this city on business. Mr. Reid Here Frank D. Held, of Myrtle Creek. wa in town at tending to business yesterday. Here Yesterday Ted rarsnns, of Caps Illahee. spent yesterday in this city ttttendiiiB to husiness. ! Here From Drain Clem Hucklns of Drain, spent a few hours In town yesterday on business. Sutherlin Visitor Here Rodney .oatherwood. of Sutherlin. Bpent esterday in RosebuiR attending to business. In Town on Business Thomas 'ercv Simpson, of Days Creeti. pent yesterday In this city on business. Mrs. Shook Home Mrs. Corn hook has returned to her homo In his city, following a visit in Al bany, Ore. Mrs. Hams Here Cloyse Harris. esldent of Drain, spent n few hours in Rosehurfi, I hursday at tending to business. Attending to Business A. A. An- ahnm, snlesnian for the Si Dlllard Motor company, left Thursday for Portland on business. Return Here Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mendenhall and daughter, Lloy- ene Adafre, have returned here, following a vacation at Newport. Returns Home Mrs. Mark Tis- dale has returned to hor home in he Howell apartments, following a few days in Sutherlin, visiting. Here From Eugene Eil Mon- tieth. Zellerhach Paper company Huiesman from Eugene, spent today In this city attending to business. Spends Day In Sutherlin Ever ett Pa run, salesman lor the M tut- lard Motor comnanv. spent 'I hurs day in Sutherlin attending to busi ness. Expected Home Mr. nnd Mrs. C. n Clark and son. Frank, nre ex- nected to return to their homo in Olalla this week, following -a visit in The Dalles. Leaves For Camp Harold Shook, who returned hr last week from Camp Clatsop, left ye terday for the C.M.T.C. camp at Vancouver, Waah. Meeting Postponed Badoura club, Daughters of the Nile, has ooslnoned Its next meeting from Tuesday to a date to ho announced Inter. Goes to Portland Miss Naomi Scott, local violin instructor, left Thursday for Portland to spend the summer visiting her lather nnu other relatives. Underdoes Minor Operation Theteze, five-year-old daughter of Mr. nml Mrs. O. K. Ford, of Myrtle Creek, had her tonsils removed yesteriluy hy Dr. A. C. Seely. Applies For Bounty (ierald Ok den. of tilendiile, niMilled In Coun ty Clerk Hoy Altee yesterday for bounty on a coyote. He was ne cnmiMinled to HnRe.hurs by ilurlon Albrlcl mul Frank Rokuii. Visiting at Snoddy Home Mrs. n. Klrcher und son, Lee. of Clilln ituin, Ore., have nrriveil hern to visit nt the home of the former's brnther-ln-lnw mid sister, Mr. nnd .Mrs. C. I'. Snoddy, on South Hue street. Visiting In Medford Miss Jeanne niliaril. ilntiKliter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Illllurd of this clly, is spend ing n week In Medford visltlliK Miss Jenn Zucharlsen at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Zachaiisen, ror mer HoseburK residents. Home From Portland Mr. anil Mrs. F. W. Chase und dniiKliter. Mrs. llornlhy Hunt, mid her two children, Honald nnd Mnjy lillen, are bncli In ItosehurK, followliiK a lew days In Portland vIsIIImk rela tives und friends. Will Join Father McAfee Cnmi bell, of this city, left Thursday for Sun FrunclHCO to attend the Golden Cuite fair and to Join his father. City School Superintendent W. M. Campbell, who bus been attending the N. F. A. convention there the paHt week. The convention cloHed today. Vacationing Mr. mid Mrs. John William Hobertson and the luller"s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. I1. Conn have left for Smi FrunclHcn to spend llielr vncallon ut the (ioiden (iiile fair. ImrlnK the Robertsons' ubselice, their children lire belnK cared for by their paternal icrund mother. Mrs. .1 ltnln'rtoi!. Here on Business N. O. Dean, of Riddle, wag a business visitor In this city yesterday. Moves Mrs. Golda Black has moved from 643 Short street to the Bell apartments on South Jackson street. Visiting In Hermlston Mrs. L. E. Sullivan nnd sou, Allen, of this city, have left for Ilermislou to visit relatives and friends. Spends Day Here T. L. Weaver, justice of the peace for the South Vmpqua district, Duys Creek, was in town on business yesterday. Here Thursday N. E. Hatfield nnd family, of Sutherlin, spent Thursday in Ttoseburg visiting rela tives and attending to business, Back From Yreka Wondley Ste phenson has returned to Rosehnrg from Yreka, Calif., where he spent H few days vliling friends. Vi&itina In Portland Lee Wells son of Dr. and Mrs. U A. Wells, is spending a few days in Portland visiting friends and attending to business. Has Tonsils Removed J. O. Haines, resident of Elkton, under went an operation for removal of tonsils at the office of Dr. A. C. Seely today. Visiting In Grants Pass Miss Belle Cook, who resides at upper Olalla, lias left for Grants Pass to Rpend two weeks visiting relatives and friends. Undergoes Minor Operation Barbara Coen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coen, of this city, had her tonsils removed yesterday by Dr. A. C. Seely. Here Yesterday William Arn- dd and two daughters, Nellie and Rhoda, of Ilnya canyon, spent Thursday In this city visiting and attending to business. Returns to Sutherlin illss Jose- phinu YoniiK lias returned to her home In Sutherlin follnwiiin n two weeks' stny In. this clly working at owvlls wlillo Mrs. Nance nil- Himmontt enjuyed n vai'ulion. Visitors Leave Mrs. Emma Hovln nit, soiiH, Io und Stanley. and datmhlers, June and Jtian, and IClntnr Sihroeilcr, or Dixon, uuiir., have returned to their homea. foj lowinir a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kd Sands and duunhter, Miss Aud rey Oehs, nt their summer uiip on lllnkle creek. Obtain Marriage Licenses Kmnklln .1. Vnyl. 4:1, anil Natalie A. Vnyt. liot'l of Itoseliuru: Archie K. Kurdell. 2ti, ami Irene M. Moore. 32. both of HeedsiMirt, and Dale S. Mussel!, SS. of Camas Val ley, nnd Helen C. Edwards, 29. lioseliuiK, obtained mnrrliwo licen ses at Vmicouvur, Wush., during the tiust week. Return to California M'r. mill Mrs. Harold lnnrnni und children. Penelope nnd Frank leslle, have left here for their home In Red lllulf, Calif. Mrs. lucrum, neo Dor othy (lediles. und children sqient two weeks here visiting- her ur- ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J . ueuiies. and other relatives und friends. Mr. lucrum emtio to HosehuiK to spend lite weekend visltlliK his mother, Mrs. llessle Ingram, und to tuke his family buck to California. Mrs. Pettey Home Mrs. E. A. I'etley has relurned lo her home in this city, following n six weeks visit with relatives. She spent ten duvs In I-ong Reach, Callr., with u brother and then went to Elk City, Oklahoma, to visit her sister, who took her lo Pueblo, Colorado, lo visit their brother for ten days and Ihen to Denver, where she took the train for Roseliurg. Mrs. Pettey was In Elk Clly for two weeks, .be fore going lo Colorado. She re ports u most enjoyable trip nnd vu cutlon. Leave For Seattle Mr. anil Mrs. Wilbur McKee, of Ann Arbor, Midi, have left for Seattle to visit the former's parents, Rev. nnd Mrs. II. R. McKee, following a vis It hero with Mrs. McKee's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. I). Williams, on South Pine street. Mrs. McKee was formerly Miss Kllwibelh WI! Union. Mr. und Mrs. McKee are spending six weeks vacationing on the I'ai ltlc coast. They came to lliisi-blirg via the southern route, stopping over in Us Angeles, Boul der I wm nml at the (inlilen (lute lair 111 Sun Francisco. Mr. McKee is mi Instructor ut the university at Ann Arbor. CLEARANCE NEW 1939 RADIOS LK;$c8K9af..7.:,ube. $64.50 Reg. $135.00 10-tube $98 50 and old radio Reg. $89.9S 7-tube CCO OC R. C. A. Console Grand 9J77J and old radio Reg. $64.95 7-tube CfTCA R. C. A. Mantel vlOV and old radio Reg. $54.95 6-lube 620 Cil R. C. A. Mantel v3"Oy and old radio Reg. $99.95 8-tube CjCO OC R. C. A. Console V""? and old radio AND MANY OTHERS William Calhoun's RADIO MUSIC STORE 225 N. Jackson Si. Telephone 93 Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McClure und son, Jimmy, of Med ford, have returned home follow ing a fw days' visit here with Mrs. McClure's mother, Mrs. E. J. BrOwn, on South Main street, Today and Saturday The screen's two greatest ar tists together in a magnificent story of history s great libera tor! Coming Sunday For 3 Big Days Thrill to the headlong adventure dangerous romance of fighting by this man named Mats. 25e Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c Today and Saturday Sherlock Holmes lives again in a masterpiece of mystery! ftr llrlk.r O.a. O.ll.'l -HOOHDmBMKERVlLIK Plus on the Same Program Life at the bottom of the ocean . , . Here filmed for the first time , . . Weird . . . Strange . . . EXCITING! "TITANS OF THE DEEP" with DR. WILLIAM BEEBE OTIS BARTON Also Chapter I "RED BARRY" STARRING Larry "Buster" Crabbe 2 BIG HITS Coming Sunday For 3 Days Feature No. 1 UVDYr.03 shows 2 7 U: lt P. M. . 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c jr IHtim lki-W, Show, 2-7-9:15 P. M. ivf j men led FURY. 1'.IHIU-UJI.HJH.W.ffl!IIMtf h.n lives again In v alfcf! IMSttrpltM 1 DOUGLAS ffififljflfoP A,ulj Feature No. 2
