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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939. THREE 4 Society and Clubs SIDE GLANCES By, George Clark By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER FAMILY REUNION 13 ENJOYABLE AFFAIR MYRTLK CREEK. July 20. The IVtrs i' lan met at James Bull's ranch near Alpine, Ore., Friday, July 1-1. AH were pleased that the time fur the reunion was ut imnd once more. There were 31 I relatives there; three Misters und one brother .of the original I'eleih' family were present. Some mine from Myrtle Creek, othera from Pendleton and Portland and many others from nearer placet. . At noon u potliu-k dinner wan served in cafeteria ntyle. . After dinner the meeting was called to oriler by the president, MrH. Mar garet McMannlii. The 1 toxo'oy ws an UK and prayer offered by Bounds. James nail was elected president for the coining year, Mae Peters vice-president and Miss Orilla I'et erH secretary. Ben Wren then in vited the clan to meet at his place in Alsen .valley, next year. After the Lord's Prayer the meet inp adjourned. Those present were the hosts, James Ball, his wile, Mabel, and (soir, Howard, V. Bounds and wife, Lydia Margaret, Margaret McMari nis and daughter, Tresa, Gladys Hire and daughter, Katherine, Miss Orilla Peters, all of Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Alpha Hansen, Mrs. Zetta Nil-, son and baby, from Portland, John Owen and wife. Orilla, Tlnrrislnirg. Mrs. Wihna Clarke and son, John, Bend, O re. ; (J eorge Peters ami Today's Pattern LUCKY TEEN-AGE GIRLS WILL" LIKE THIS PRINCESS DRESS By CAROL DAY Oh to be somewhere between the sizes of 8 and 1t, and so be aide to step out. on a mid-summer afternoon, wearing this love of a dress! Pattern 85119 is cut on a true princess line. It has puff sleeves to widen the shoulders smartly and n swingy circular skirt. Frills at the sleeves and neck line, a come-hither how under the chin and sash ties to give extra slimness to the waistline all these help to make it one of the prettiest, most flattering frocks. It will be especially successful made up In silk print, paper taf feta, gingham or pique, with lace or braid in frothy white to trim it. This is a very cool, easy little dress to wear in hot weather, too, for there is nothing tight or fussy about it. Pattern 8539 is designed for sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 and ti years. Size 10 requires 2J yards of 3!t iuch material without mi)) and 2 yards of machine-made plenting to, trim. The new SPRING AND RUM MER PATTERN BOOK. 32 pages of attractive designs for every size and every occasion is now ready. Photographs show dresses made ' from these patterns being worn: a feature you will eiijny. wt me charming designs in this new book help you in your sewing. One pattern and the new Spring and Slimmer 1'attern Book 2i cents. Pattern or hook alone 15 cents. Send our order to the News Review. Pattern Department, Rose burg. Oregon. wife, Mae, Alsea, Ore.: Ren. Wren and wife, Bertha and son, Arnold, Alsea; Mrs. Belle Wooliidge, City KhcIiuh und wile. Alia, and daugh ter. Kaihlene. George Xorhack ami wife, June and baby, all of Mon roe. O. T. Ball ami wile, TheJma, Pendleton. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MHS. ED WILLIAMS- YONCALLA, July 20. Mrs. Ed Williams, a recent bride, was hon ored with a miscellaneous shower by the members ol the llavluirst Community club, dining their re cent lmeiing. which was held at the home ol Mrs. Art liychard with Mrs. Chet Miller as co hostess. Dur ing the rciMilar meeting the follow ing officers were duly elected Mi llie coming year: President. Mrs. Henry Medike; vice president. Mrs. Art Rycbard; secretary, Mrs. Esth er Inscho: treasurer, Mrs. Chet Miller; correspondent, Mrs. Emma Mm In. Those present were, Mrs. Ed Williams. Mrs. John Weber and two children. Mrs. Sherman Chap man and daughter, Mrs. Atlanta Huhbcll. Mrs. Esther Inscho and son, Mrs. Eugenia Krominlmro. Mrs. Inscho and son, Mrs. Mabel Williams. Mrs. Gladys Morlu mid three, children, Marie Swansou. Mrs Elmer Kruse and daughter, Mrs. Emma Morin. Mrs. Edna Cruigheiid and .grandson, Mrs. Ilenrv Medike. Mrs. George Reams, Mrs. Vost. Mrs. Jet Morin and son. Mrs. Donald Wood. Mrs. Elsie Ijmiifoi-d. Mrs. Kenneth McKein and two children and the hostesses. HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER GIVEN MRS. BRADBUHN YONOALLA. July 20. Mrs. Bradburn, who has been visiting her son and family. Mrs. Paul Al len, and who left recently for her home In California, was honored with a handkerchief shower by the members of the Elkhead grange Home Economics club. The party was given at the Elk head community hall. Wednesday afternoon. A pot luck lunch was served to the following. Mrs. Mary Bradburn, Mrs. A. F. Johnson, Mrs. Fred Reeves. Miss Mary Wittmey er, Freda Jobe, Melvin Johnson. Mrs. Paul Allen, Mrs. Delmar Re cord. Mrs. Jobe John, Mrs. Walter Record, Mrs. Oscar Langdon, Mrs. J. H. Withneyer and Mrs. Frank Bradford. M. E. LADIES AID MEETS ON THURSDAY SrTHERI.IX, July 20 . The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the church social rooms Thursday nf ternoon July 13. Mrs. Walter Slat er, vice-president, presided in the absence of the president, Mm. Win. C. Woods. Mrs. W. J. Ladd had the devotionals. After the business meeting a politick lunch was enjoy ed by the following members: Mrs. A. P. Colnstock, Mrs. -W. J, Ladd, Mrs. Ray Parker, Mrs. A. P. Slack, Mrs. H. I. Merrimun. Mrs. Nellie Parker, Mrs. Maude Vogepohl, Mrs. Wilson . Hartshorn. Mrs. 1). W. Banker. Mrs. Anna Hnnkonson, Mrs. Chris Baclimnn, Mrs. Waller Slater, ('harlot te Slater ami Christian Bachmau. FAMILY REUNION HELD AT HUTTON'S GROVE WILBUR, Iuly 2n. The Brown family's annual picnic was held Sunday at Mutton's grove in Gar den Valley with about 40 relatives and friends present to enjoy the occasion. The Browns immediate family consists of Mrs. Kenneth Quine. Mrs. Howard McKay. Mrs. George Short. Mrs. Tlielma Chap man. Raymond Brown and Albert Brown. They, with their families, have a get-together once every year. MRS. VERN HOLGATE HONORED AT SHOWER SUTHEHL1N, July 20. Mrs. Louie V. Smith entertained with n charming shower Friday afternoon In honor of Mrs. Vern Holgate at the hitter's home. Large bouquets of pink and blue sweet peas and gladioli were used about the rooms. Many.lovely gifts were presented and passed around the rooms. Luter a lunch of ice cream and cake roll was served buffet stylo to the following: Mosdanies Chas. Hartley. Loyal Stearns, Claud Sol leek, Iveo Holgate, Percy Luch ter tian, Leo Sparks, Robert Hall, Frank Holgate. Leslie Heborly, copr. m. av nc scuvict. inc. t. m. rcc. u 8 Pt 0"' "You're sure the ten-cent ones arc not class conscious f and get along all right with the live-cent ones?" Benny Gets a Valet A New Comic Local News !Hero for Day Mrs. Vernon Ler will, of Tiller, spent Thursday In tliis city shopping and visiting friends. Here for Day Mr. and Mrs. Gus Weigel, of Dole, were business vis itors in this city yesterday. In Town Yeiterday Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown, of Dixonvllle, were business visitors in this city yesterday. Her From Riddle Mr. and Mrs. George Marsters und son, ot Riddle, were business visitors here Thtirsduy. Day Creek Vliltora Here Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sumner and small daughter, of Days Creek, spent yesterday In this city on business. Here Yeiterday Mrs. W. W, Willis, of Cauyonvllle, spent Thursday in Roseburg shopping ami visiting her daughter, Miss Evelyn Willis. Here From Portland A. N. "Gus" Wysong, representative for ti .... . r, i im-inc mat luurry itini iTllll- business here for a few hours yes Riddle Visitor Here A liner Matthews, of Kiddle, was in town on business yesterday. Mr. Weaver Here Ross Weav er, of Myrtle Creek, spent a few hours here yesterday on business. Shopi Here Mm. Roy Allen, of Myrtle Creek, shopped und visited friends here yesterday. Spend Day In Eugene Mr. end Mrs. (i. V. Wlmberly, of this city, muile a business trip to Eugene and back Thursday. terday. Here Thunday Roy IjuUI, of Kellogg, spent a few hours In this city Thursday attending to busi- Shops and Visits Mrs. Paul Trozelle, of Sutherlin, spent Thursday In this city shopping and visiting. Thursday attending to business. At Campbell Home Mrs. George Neuner, of Portland, has ar rived in Roseburg to be with her mother, Mrs. Horace Campbell, who has been 111 for the past two weeks. Here Shopping Mrs. Mary Shell, of Onkluud, spent yesterduy In this city shopping and visiting. Here From Dixonvllle Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bell, of Dixonvllle, were here Thursday v kiting relatives and attending to 'business. Here Thursday, E. R. Walsh, of Portland, manager of BroAvn nnd Brown, timber estimaters. and also a director or the Douglas Forest Protective association, sp e n t Thursday In this city attending to business. Go to Portland Mr. and Mrs. William Vogt, of this city, have left for Portland, where the former will receive medical attention. And what a valet! None other than that gravel-throated "Roches ter," who 'makes his first screen appearance with his radio boss in the gag-studded comedy with music, "Mun About Town," which opens local ly on Sunday at the Indian theatre. Co-starred with Jack Benny in the pictured re Dorothy Lamour and Edward Arnold Brittain Slack. Wilson Hartshorn, Johnny Poiuichak, Tony Meis, Mun rice Vogelpohl, Owen Rose, A. B. Chester. Todd Gllbreath, Lawrence liohertsnn. Frank Thompson. Claud Allen. Wesley Thompson William Deardorff. W. J. Ladd. Paul Tro zelle nud the Misses Helen Allen, Betty Thompson ami Luella Pleu ard and the honor guest. Mrs. Hol gate and the hostess, Mrs. Smith. TONY MEIS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER SUTHERLIN. July 20. Mr. and Mrs., Robert Hall entertained at their home east of town Sunday with n birthday dinner In honor of Topy Mels. Covers were placed for Mr. nnd Mrs. Tony Mels. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Luchterhand, Marie Berry and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Hall. GRANGE H. E. CLUB IS ENTERTAINED YON'CALI.A, July 20. Mrs. Her man Schosso ami Mrs. Win. Castor Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cooper have return ed to their home in Laurel wood, following a business trip to Port-laud. Here From Reedsport W. G. Benson, attorney, and Frank Nor ton, both residents of Reedsport, weie business visitors in this city yesterday. Back From Portland Dr. and Mrs. James E. Campbell have re turned to their home on Cobb street, following a couple of days in Portland on business. Working Out of Eugene S. Ilebard, of this city, has gone to Eugene to spend two weeks work- lug out of that city for the South ern Pacific company. Back From Portland J. D. My ers, local manager of the Hancock Oil company, and A r land Bender have returned to this city, follow ing a two-day stay in Portland attending to business. Picnic Postponed The Home- makers class, of the First Baptist church has announced postpone ment of the class picnic from to night until next Friday, July US, at the Tipton ranch. entet'lained the members of. the Home Economics club of "Elk ('reek grange at their home Friday I afternoon. Plans were made to J serve refreshments following the j regular meeting of the gninge, to be held Saturday evening, July 22, I at whic htiine two other granges ill be present. Obtain Marriage License Addi son Bernard ("Pete") Carroll, 2(1, 424 Floed street, and Phyllis De ment, 20, both residents of Rose burg, obtained a marriage license ut Vancouver, Wash., this week. Goes to Idleyld Charles G. Law, of Bakersfield, Calif., who been visiting 8. K. Sykes here since the first of the week, left Thursday for Idleyld to spend two weeks or so fishing. Mr. Uiw has been coming to the North Umpqua to fish every year for the past 31 years. Here Yesterday MU'S. John Pinkerton, of Roberts creek, nad her daughter. Miss Vera, a nurse in Portland, and Mrs. J. A. Pinker ton, of South Deer creek, spent yesterdav in this city visiting and has shopping. i I Leave for Fair Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ott and daughter, Miss Mar jorle, und Miss Vivian Hartley, of Roseburg, left Thursday for San Francisco to enjoy u vacation at the Golden Gate fair. Here on Business Lowell M Miller, assistant superintendent of the surety department of the Hart ford Accident and lndemnltv com pany, Portland, was hero Thurs day attending to business with R. E. Pargeier at the Douglas Ah st raot office. I ," Stops Here Mrs. Fred Shell. back has left for her home In Oak laud, Calif., following ston-nvei here to visit Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, en route homo from Portland, where she has been vis iting her daughter, Mi-b. Ed Sala. Arrive From Euaene Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Register, of Eugene, ar rived in Roseburg Thursday to spend a short time visiting Miss lla Laubach ami her uncle, C. K, Mansfield, on South Stephens 8i reel. l lie Kegfaiers former v nume uieir nome in turn city. Visitfnq Relatives Mr. and Mrs C. W. Courtney Jr.. of Los Aimeles. have arrived in Ihls city to visit the lormer'a mother. Mrs. C. W Courtney, and brother and sister in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Couiiney. ftir. imiriney is business manager of the Los Angeles Polytechnic uigti school. Spend Day Here Mrs. John Fer guson ami daughter In-law, Mrs. Bruce Ferguson and baby son, of Days Creek, were visitors In this It y yesterday. thereby avoiding payment of the admission price. GRANTS PASS, July 21. (AP) Fire, which has hit rural sections near here hard in he last two weeks lust night destroyed the Carl Stephens barn on Ieonard road, 60 tons of hay, und machinery. The In tense heat scorched the Stephens home, which was saved. Spend Few Hours Here 0. A. Young, of Canyonville, and his ilaughter, Mrs. Don Lloyd, of Kla math Kalis, spent Thursday in this city visiting friends. Here Yesterday nev. and Mrs. Shutter and sou, Robert, .Mr. und Mrs. Elmer Meserve and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, all of Canyon ville, were business visitors In this city Thursday. Here From Eugene Miss Bev-' erly Bradford, of Eugene is spend ing the week-end ill this city visit ing friends and relatives. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. C. W. Court uey and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Courtney. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lock wood huvo relum ed to their homo In the Howell apartments, following u few days visit in Salem with Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Slmmoiifs formerly of this city, and at Neskowiu visiting the L. s. Mcclain family, who are va cationing there. Mr. Uickwood is a salesman for the Iiphani Motor company. VITAL STATISTICS BORN SI'OKKI.Y To Mr. nnd Mra. Ar llo SpuUoly, of MelroKe star rotue, Ht Merry hospital Ihia luoruing, July 21, a son; weight huvcii 1 "I IIiIiIwii anil lliruu-fuiiriha online. MASTHI1S To Mr. ninl Mm. I. A. .Must era, uf Ulkl at Mi'i'iy hospital, IIiIh niornliiK, July 21, a non; wt'lKht mwt'ii pnuniln Hi'ven ant! a halt ottiu'nfl. -o- Return South Mr. nnd Mrs. K I-. KohiliHon anil dauithtur. Lit cllle, havB left Tor their home in l.on Amki'Ii'H, followliiK n vacation here visiting Mrs. ltohlnson'a par ents, iwr. anil Mrs. c. K. Munsim, and also at the home of her hroth-er-in-lnw and sister, Mr. anil Mrs. S. I., llelmrd. The Kobinsons spent a part of their vacation at Uiku Tnhkcnltch. Leave for East Mm. Hall Seely anil small son, Hull ,lr., or San I'Ynnclsco, left Ihls week for New York City to Join the former's re latives In viewing the New York fair. KollowinK a visit nt various poinls In the enst, Mrs. Seely and son will relurn to the west coast. She Is well known here, having vis ited freiitienlly at the home of her parents-in-law, Jr. and Mrs. A. C. Seely, on Kast I'ass street. PARKING BAN FOR AIR SHOW GRANTED Cooperating with the nosoburg fire department and the Umpqua I'lying club, sponsors of the air circus to be held in Itoseburg Aug. u, ine county court today grunted the two groups (he power to re. strict parking on the Kilenhownr and nirport roads. The nulhoriiv lilven by the court will permit ,tho formal Ion of an area around the pou 10 prevent speclulora from on- ciiinniK mljoln llltr - property nml Today and Saturday SAVAGE JUNGLE THRILLS! Deep in tho heart of the Jungle men fight for a fortune and Kill for a r. r-: kit. . whii.TKlVMDMF savage drums beat out their message of death 1 cm ion MEN ANNA MM WONG Hi'T n J. CARROL NAISH I FDir Rinoc Jj ,r ANTHONY QUINN ERNEST I8UEX'-, nriii;H-1""' mum ut 4 Rough riders, back from Cuba, i- iook Tor trouble on the plains . . . and find it. ROUGH RICIRS' lonv enncDC nui nuvLiij RAVMOND HHIION MARY HART NEWS AND SERIAL Coming Sunday HP ALSO Shows 2-7-9:15 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c Guitar Lessons Free We have room for 15 more guitar students, Spanish or Ha waiian. Inquire at OTT'S On Corner by the Depot FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 ASK FOR MODEL BREAD FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER NOW OPEN A new modern kindergarten for Roseburg children 3 to 6 years of age. Hours 9 to 1 2. Instruction will include Art, Voice, Baby Orchestra, Tap Dancing and Educational Work. Parents invited at all times. MARGIE CLARKE STUDIO Oriental Gardens It's Here! IN ROSEBURG and Douglas County The Delicious New Southern Oregon Brew That Has Met With Sweeping Success Throughout Medfprd and Jackson County Yp sir! Thn FINKU brew maili with Moilfonl'n Million Dollar wa ter Is NOW on lap or In bottlen at YOUR favorite iloalor. A-One liwr vtm Inntant ni-claini when It w-aK Introduced In Mi-dford and Ihi HoKim IMvcr Valley Sap hav Iippii RrowhiK by leapn anil bound! Jimt fry ONE (;l,ASfl or HOTTI-H of A-ONE and you'll know why lli-ren a QUALITY mnithfrn, On" Ron brew thai' TOPS! For Sale at Your Favorite Dealer DOUGLAS ICE & STORAGE CO., Distributor TODAY AND SATURDAY Set against the dazzling tapestry of the fog-shrouded Andes .'. . A blood-tingling drama uniting for the first time the star of "Gunga Din" and the heroine of "You Can't Take It With You"! THOMAS RITA RICHARD MITCHELL-HAYWORTH BARTHELMESSI Shows 2-7-9:15 P. M. Selected Short Subjects Mats. 250 Eves. 35o Kiddles 10c COMING SUNDAY ROCHESTER SPEAKING, BOSS! Mistah Benny, Phil Har ris iay you sho' la a lady-killer . , . sayi you talk 'em to death. An' he lust drove off with your Maxwell an' Mlia La mour an' Misa Barnei waa In Itl 1 Jack Benin T Dorothq Lamour Fnold I. innie Banies-Phil Harris-Bethj Grable "Rochester" E.E.Clive Math) Malneck and His Orchestra f"