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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 1 3, 1939. THREE 7 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER FINAL REGISTRATION FOR CAMP FIRE CAMP BEING HELD THIS WEEK To-lay, Friday and Suluniny nr riiial registration dates for all 'uini Fir tints iilannhiK to attond ili" annual hinnim-r camp, which will orrh'ially ti-n at the dinner hunr Sunday evHiinp. July K. fiivln an alHo asked to Kei their doctor's certiflr-atPa duriim the ensuing ili ret days irecedinp camp. Kuril jiirl nitendins fa nip lias been asked to Hrrance for her own trauHpnt tat Ion, however, any cfil iinnhlo to dn ho litis been nketl to (all .Mrs. Clair K. Allen at fi7C-J. In aihiiiion to supplies listed on the registration wheel, each Kill has hei-ii linked to hi intr her own silver Mare, jam and jelly and u Hiral Ituiehook. - Anyone having mail or parkr aciH fur the camp dnrinK the two weeks, lias been asked (o leave name ut the RnsehuiK rhaniher of commerce office. Also, anyone plan ning to visit the camp dmine: the two weeks has been asketl to call Mrs. ;. C. Finlay before leaving for the camp to see if any needed sup plies are necessary for that day, which could be delivered . by the visitors going to the camp. A meeting of Camp Fire Council was held Tuesday evening at the chamber of eninmerce to arrange I hia I details fur t ho annual two weeks camp, which w ili he one of the largest camps ever held by camp lire girls here. I NSTLLLATION OF OFFICERS HELD 1 liUHM K. July Ki. Relief Retook ah loilije No. 1X5 held Installation of officers Wednesday evening. Mat: git Iogsdon. district deputy, was assisted in Installing by Josie l'runer, marshal, and Flora Dean, musician. The following officers were installed: Anna Mills, N. G.: IMi-na Itiddle. V. G.; Josie. Pfaff. MM-retarv; Iira Kiddle, treasurer: hi.ie Crow, K.S.N.G.: Frfie ld jrei wood, L.K.X.G.; Maggie Logs don. U.S.V.G.; Sally Lawrence. US. .V.G.; Klla Hamlin, warden; Josio I'niiM'r. conductor: Ithmche Wood. (. G. ; and Flora I lean, musician. Two appointive officers, who were r.oi present to be installed were Alia Aspey. chr.-dnln. and Klhel Howard. I. G. The crowd enjoyed relreshments of ice cream, cookies and coffee after the business ses sion, Ihe lunch being rurnished and served hv the men or the lodge, Kb yie Lngsdon. Gluts. Mosthuf. Art Ffaff, Hank Crow and I. A. Dean. The supper was also in honor ol the birthdavs of the month, the honor miest -being Gladys Williams, who win presented with a nice mft. Mrs Walter Cornutt and Mrs. Har riet I'rickett of Canyonvillo were guests ot the evening. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HAS MEETING TKNMILK. July l?.. Mrs. Alice McCaffrey very -graciously enter tained the Tenmile Home Kconom i,: dub at her home Friday after noon. Mrs. Alice McCaffrey, chair man, conducted the business ses sion, followed by u surprise birih dav party in honor of Mrs. Nellie Cahot's 72ud birthday anniversary. Mrs. Cabot received many beauti ful nml useful gifts. At Ihe tea hour dainty refresh ments were served to Mrs. Nettie Cj.liot the honored guesl. and Mrs. Itillu llahn. Mrs. Minnie l.ockwood. Mrs. Irene Hoiuolka. and daughter, i mi.,., in-.. M. Nov J. Cavnall. n' visitor from Olalla. Mrs. Esther Cabot and son, Jack, anil daugh ter. Mary Ann. and the hostess. Mrs. liilla Hahn will act as hostess to the ladies of the Home Econom ics club at her home on A neurit 4, Friday nfternoon. All members are cordially invited. PATRIOTIC BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYED (ilJ'NI)AI.K. Julv IX- Povothy Fhillips, whose birthday falls on the Fourth of July, was given a pa triotic partv in honor of her sev enth birthday anniversary on Sat urday afternoon. The nfternoon was spent in playing games. At a lable beautifully decorated with flags and a red, white and blue birthday cake, refreshments of cake and ice cream were served to Hilly and Palsy New land, Klton Oling house. Henjy Mouehette. Snooky Hull, Lynn Tripp, Lola Hello Wool ley, heniece Huntington. Joan Thomas and ihe guest of honor. Iioioihy Phillips. Kach guest re ceived a dainty favor. Mrs. A. L. Phillips. Dorothy's mother, was assisted in serving by Petty Phillips and Mary Alice I loots. BASK FT DINNER IS ENJOYED BY GROUP MVItTLK CliKKK. July 13. A jolly good I fine was enjoyed by a party of friends and n -f-hhnrs who raihored al the Carl SPECIALS ON LINOLEUM REMNANTS ALSO Paints, Varnish and Wax Make Your Summer Cleaning Ey VISIT OUR BARGAIN BALCONY Parslow Hardware Co. 1 1 1 N. Jackson Street Starbuck home on the fourth. A basket dinner was served on the lawn at noon. Places were ar ranged for Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kllloit, of Itosehurg; Mr. and Mrs. V. ('. Uunnlvaii and sons. Finest and Ray: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Star buck, Carl, Jr., Stuari and Audrey Starbuck. SMORGASBORD PARTY TO BE DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR OF FRIDAY One of the most charming and Interesting events of the week will be the Smorgasbord supper party to be sponsored by St. George's Episcopal guild Friday uighi, July 14, fu the garden of the Perry Smith home, followed by a danc ing parly at the parish hall. The supper is being sponsored as a benefit affair under the auspices of St. George's Episcopal guild and a most cordial invitation has been extended to the public to enjoy Ihe occasion. The Smorgasbord supper will be served between the hours of ti:!tu and S:3u o'clock. Reservations for the affair may be made by tele phoning Mrs. K. A. Post at 702-J-l ; Mrs. Perry Smith at f!ir or Mrs. W. T. Peters at 772-Y. JUANITA RICHARDSON AND CHARLES MORRIS MARRY ON SATURDAY Drain, July 13. Miss Juanita Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W'yatt Taylor of Portland and Charles Theodore Morris, only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Morris of Harrisburg. The ceremony was performed Paturday evening. 8 p. in., by Rev. H. Karl Parker at the Methodist parsonage in the presence of the attendants and a few other friends. The bride has been a resident of this viciniiv most of her life and is a gruduate of Drain high school class of '3S. Roth young people have been employed in Eugene where they will make their home after a honeymoon trip to Califor nia. LADIES AID HAS INTERESTING MEETING RIDDLE, July 13. The Ladies Aid enjoyed a picnic luncheon Thursday afternoon at 1:30 under the trees at the old Abner Riddle home. The afternoon business session was conducted by Maud Grant, president. The Aid decided to discontinue meeting until Octo ber. Present were Mrs. P. E. Cor-1 mitt. Mrs. Arthur Pfaff, Mrs. C.j A. Riddle. Mrs. Harry Williams. I Mrs. A. P. Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Pruner, Mrs. John Royer. Mrs. G. L. Grant, Mrs. Max Klmmell, Mrs. O. V. Logsdon, Mrs. Ernest Riddle, Mrs. Anna Mills, Mrs. Ella How land. Mrs. John Woods, Joan Xyza and Reitn Williams, Priscilla Prim er, .Tlmmin Johnson. Donald Rid dle and the hostess, Helena Riddle. LIONS AND LADIES TO ENJOY POTLUCK SUPPER NEXT MONDAY EVENING All Lady Lions and Lions are most cordially invited to enjoy a delightful fi:30 o'clock potluck sup per next Monday evening, July 17, at the D. W. Ilelliwell home at 211 South Kane street. Those at tending haye been asked to bring Llnn ... ..... Ing as general chairman of tlie pot luck supper and social evening of cards and is being assisted on her committee hv Mrs. Phil llarth, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. E. Swan son, Mrs. Lps Carpenter and Mrs. Carl Posey. POET'S CORNER IT TAKES A FRIEND Ry G. M. LEEPER Yes, dear heart. It takes a friend To start the day And watch it end. To watch the hills When leaves are new. And have a friend To smile with you. To watch the hills When leaves are old, Rlessed with friendship You can hold. $9 To watch the sunset Fading there. And to feel the grip Of a friendly prayer. Miss Ueiand Here for Summer Miss Emma I'eland. teacher In lis Angeles, has arrived 'n Roseburg lu spend the summer months visit ing her father, L. A. I'eland, and sism. ,4M 7'',, .,,n t.-r met her sister in San Han- CISCO nun nu.-i.u... ...,... (j.ll UMI. i.iuum formerly taiiyht home rininttiic m the Incni bich school. SIDE GLANCES COPR 1B39 Br NEA SCRVICE. INC. T, M REC. U. S. "I've been watching you und you haven't put out your hand ut a single turn!" LOCAL NEWS Go to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cooper, accompanied by Miss May Haldwin, left Wednr:; day for Portland to spend a short lime attending to business. Working at Radio Shop Miss J Eugenia Virden, of Corvallis, who 1 is spending the summer here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. j li. Shambrook, is working at the Radio Music shop In this city. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Randall Sinclair anil twins, Jfmmie and Jenice, of Wapato, Wash., are in Gaidcn valley visiting the former's parents-in-law, Mr. anil Mrs. Peter Sinclair, and her uncle and aunt. i Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Moore, at 230 N. Stephens street. 1 Returns to Marshfietd Hilly Porter has left for his home in j Marshfield, following a week's' visit with Donald Parr at the A. D. Parr home on East I-ane street. Hilly is a son or Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Porter, former Roseburg res! dents. Club Picnic Postponed The Tri-Squarc club of the . Haptlst church has postponed Its picnic and meeting scheduled for Friday at the N. M. Nelson place at Idleyid. The next meeting ami pollack luncheon will be an nounced later. At Lockwood Home Mrs. C. A. Lockwood and son. Tommy, 'of Portland, are spending the week here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood in the Howell apartments. Mr. (lick- week-end. A. and Fred Lockwood are brothers. At Kohinagen Home Mrs. II. L. Mcllenry, nee Florence Kohlhagen, and two daughters, Florence Ann and Mary Frances, of Portland, are soending the week here vtsttlng the former's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Kohlhagen nnd brother, E. G. Kohlhagen. Mr. McHenry will arrive here Saturday to join his family. The McHenrya enjoy ed the past two weeks at the Golden Gate fair in San Francisco. Leaves for Home Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Perrin and daughter, Shirley Jean, and son, Richard Guy, left 1 h 1st morning for their home in Longview, Wash., following a week in Roseburg vacationing and visit ing the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Perrin. und Mrs. Perrin's brother, ,-llud" Watson. They were accompanied north as far as Eu gene by Mrs. A. II. Perrin, who will spend a short time there visiting and attending to business. Visiting Here Miss Noanie Hee Morrison, who has been spending the past mouth at Laguna Reach. Calif., where her mother has been painting, has arrived in Itoseburg to spend a couple of weeks visit ing friends. She has been the guest the pnst three days of Miss Mairy Margaret Ells wort lv. Mrs. F. W. Morrison, mother of Noanie Hee, is attending art Bchool In San Francisco for two weeks and 'Join her daughter here later in the ' I, ntno 1 Aatnrin The Mjirrluf,,,. fnrtnoHir iiiuiIm their ' home here. MODEL BREAD FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER ASK FOR &i$&ffif i By George Clark 7-3 PAT. Off. Visit at Whipple Home Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hates, of Los Angeles, county committee meeting in Rose stopped over in Roseburg Wednes- burg Tuesday and left yesterday for day to visit the hitler's uncle and aunt, Attorney nml Mrs. It, Whipple, oil East Douglas street. to Montana to visit her father. Mrs. Hates was formerly Thelina Whipple. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. vt iiiiaiu rage nave reiurneu 10 their home in Salem, following a visit at Winchester with the for - mer's mother, Mrs. Agnes Page, and in Roseburg with Mrs. Page's brother und sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hennessy. They were necompunied home by their son, Hill Jr., while their son, Rollen. re- mained at Winchester to spend the summer with his grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Rage. . , , ,, u-5r Fj?T Talr-M- InmI .MrS ilham Rmherlson, of Roseburg, and the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Conn, of Melrose, have returned to their homes, follow ing a week'B vacation at the Golden Gate fair in San Francisco. While in California, the also stopped at Oroville, where Mr. Robertson iden tified a jailed man as the robber who held him up in Roseburg. June 12. Mr. Robertson is manager of the Shell Service station at the corner11 of Jsjckson and Douglas streets here. Visiting at Judd Home Miss Jennie McLeod, of Fargo, N. 1.. is spending a week here visiting at the home of her uncle, J. M. Judd. She has been attending the NEA convention and the Golden Gate fair In San Francisco. Following her visit here. Miss McLeod will go to Tacoma and Seattle to visit en route home to Fargo. Mr, Judd, accompanied by his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Judd. took Miss McLeod on a trip over Sunday und Monday over the Tiller Hail to Diamond lake, then to Rend and the Jndds' former home at Redmond, returning via the McKenzie pass, where they en joyed seeing the lava beds and visited the new observatory. A Hritish expert in child study states that no child is born truth ful and that the virtue or truth has to be and can he acquired. Today - Friday Saturday The Story of Abraham Lincoln that has never been told! Kir thrilling, romantic, eventful youth ! Mitt. 25o Evei. 35e Kiddiei JK, Showi 27-9:15 P. M. Hi 111 F0NDA$Ai ALICE TVd' BRADY $3i WEAVER Urn. jWHELAN 'f Local News Here On Business Leo Sparks, of Oakland, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Nichols Here II. F. Nichols, of Riddle, was in Roseburg attend ing to business yesterday. Here on Business Robei t Allen, of llerliuer-Theoe, Inc., Portland, was here on business yesterday. Here From Oakland- R. R. Clark, of Oakland, spent several hours in Rosclturg yesterday on business. Here Yesterday Mrs. Roherla Kesler, of South Deer creel'., spent yesterday In this city shopping. Goes to Reedsport Miss Edna lli-owu, executive secretary for tin Douglas county chapter of the American Red Cross, has left for Reed sport to spend a few days on business. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Ida Lin ton and Mrs. Mary Cheezig, resi dents of Jamestown, N. D., have ar rived in Roseburg to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Vngt and Mrs. Clinton (Jortliy. Attends Meetings Arnold N. Ttodker, of Corvallis. representing the agriculture adjustment admiuis- trillion office, attended the AAA Ills home Will Enjoy Vacation Miss Alice 'est, employee at Ihe local Mont- gomeiy Ward comnany store, is leaving tonight for Tacoma, Wash.. ito spend a week vacationing and visiting ut the home of her brother and sister-in-law, ,ir. ami .mis. Louis Fest. j Return to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Porter and daughter, Mari- Ivn, have returned to their home in Kpnne rltr visiting with Mrs. j.0rler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ir- vjn j,iy),r am h(,r siri.ri MrK. Ver- on i,ent(.yf Qf Glide. Mrs. Porter ysirixn niiVfi ho(. visiting in IRosehurg for the past two weeks and Mr. Porter came after them, re- "".ining " eonnle of dvs. ' - . ..u. .. . Today, Friday, Saturday Song-studded saqa of a pa rrol That never pauses .... So long as a single outlaw roams the wilds, a Mountie would rather face disgrace than fail to "get his man" ! 1S3 si Men PLUS ON THE SAME PROGRAM Murder Rides in Ghost Town! Bank robbers on a wild rampage against a one host posse wltt lightning hoofs and thundering guns who blew the daylights out o moonlight murderers in Ghost Tcwn! Prayer Group to Meet The week ly prayer group will hold ltd regu lar meeting at 9:30 Friday morning at the home of Mrs. E. E. Wood cock on West First street. The weekly meetings are open to any one interested In group prayer sessions. Michigan Visitor Here Mrs. K 11. Sheldon, of Detroit, Mich., ar rived here Tuesday and will visit until Friday at the summer place of Mr. and Mrs. C. Gordon on the North Vmpuua. Mrs. Sheldon plans to later visit the Golden (lute fair in San Francisco. Visiting at Robinson Home Mr. and Mrs. 11, O. Cain and daughters, Lucia Ann, Jean and Ruthie, of Oakdale, La., are spending a week in Glide n9 the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Robinson. The Cain family is enjoying a vacation on Ihe Pacific coast. Expected Here Mrs. Marvin llowtcit and baby daughter, San dra, of Sterling, III., are expected to arrive here with in the next few days to visit at tin home of the. former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. 11. Long. Mrs. Hewlett was former ly Miss Violet Long ol this city. To Attend Radio School H. R. Maddox, of this city, left this morn ing for Chicago. 111., where he will spend four months attending the Coyne radio school. He w ill be joined In Chicago the latter part of October by his wife and small daughter, Mollie Jeanne, and by Mrs. Mad dev's mother, Mrs. V. Fesl, who will visit relatives there. .Mr. .Maddox has been interested in radio work for the last several years. Halls Return From East Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall and son, Stephen Allen, have returned to their home on Military street, following several weeks vacationing at various points of Interest. They took the train at Portland and went to Detroit, Mich., where they purchased a new Plymouth car and from there drove to Chicago, where they were guests of Mr. ami Mrs. C. N. ljiiseu. The lirsens visited several weeks a year ago in Roseburg with their son-in-law und daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clark. The Halls visll ed Mr. Hall's relatives in Mcln trye, Iowa, and visited relatives of Mrs. Hall in Kansas and Oklahoma. They crossed southern Colorado into I'tah and Nevada and up to Oakland. Calif., te visit Mr. Hall's sister, Mrs. It. D. Smith. They at tended the Golden Gate fair In San Francisco ami then returned this week to their home iti HoseblKg. Shows 2-7-9:15 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. Kiddies 10c S3. V "Red Garry" with LARRY BUSTER warn Here .Yesterday Mrs. L. K. Goodhourn, or Melrose, shopped and visited friends here yesterday. Visiting Here Hob Middelburg, of Marshfietd. is spending u few ilnvu vlultlncr hi nureiits. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Middelburg. Visiting Relatives Miss Marjnrle Cope, of LangioiH, Ore., is hero visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Em ma Lenox, and other relatives and friends. D. of U. V. to Meet Florence Nightingale tent, No. D", Daughters of 1'nion VeteraiiB of the Civil War, will meet at 7:30 Friday night at the armory. Sans SoucI Club to Meet The Sans Souci Hirthday club will meet ut it nt'f.tlilr!v rtVlnfV- rtftiirrt j luncheon Friday ut the home of Mrs. Archie Wilson at Winston. Barker Reunion to Be Held The annual Harker association re union will be held ut Idleytd Sun day, July Hi, wllh a picnic dinner at one o'clock. Relatives and friends ur.i invited. Returns to Eugene Rev. Linden (!. Leavitt, formerly pastor of the First Christian church here, left I today for his home In Eugene, fol lowing a trip to tRosehurg yester I day to attend to business. Obtain Marrinqe License Carl D. Shoemaker, 57. Washington, D. C. und Georgiu F. Wilson, 4fi, of Florence, Ore., obtained a murringe license at Vancouver, Wash., yes terday. I Vacationing Miss Vera Pinker j ton. nurse at Multnomah county 'hospital in Portland, is spending (her vacation visiting her parents, iMr. and Mrs. J. E. Piukerlon, on Roberts creek, and her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mi-h. How ard Hatfield, on South Deer creek. Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Farrlngton und two daughters, Hel en Jane and Suzanne, left this morning lor their home In The Dalles, following a trip to the Gol den Gate fair in San Francisco and stopping over here en route home to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Farrlngton is a sister of Mrs. A. J. Hochradel and Mrs. Ray Freeman, of litis city. Mr. Farrlngton was formerly manager of the local tele phone oifice, before being trans tVrred ti 'I he Dalles. 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