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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1939, Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MR. AND MRS. MORGANTI HONORED AT SHOWER KI.KTON', Sept. Thf linino of Mi", anil Mrs. OliviT llaillt'S was tin scent; of u wry pleiisunl affair Friday cvcnlni; wIhmi u Biiowt'i was plvcn Mr. anil Mrs. IUn Minantl. who wi't rM'nllv inan-lt'il. Miss Evelyn Hudson jilayiMl a Ijlano solo and Mrs. Killlh Ailanis Kavc a ivadhm-. Al'ti'r the pro pram Mr. Moriianti opem-d Hip many beautiful and useful piftK which vere passeil mound lor the j-'ilests t'l sie. The rest of the tie- b was spent, in vlsillng. Uefreshinenls with served to Mr. mill Mrs. lien Moiuantl, Miss IJIIen lludelson, Jciyee Corsllne. .Mr. unci Mrs. Ilelbert Uorsllne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinder, Mr. am! Mrs. Joseph Hudson. Mrs. C. V. Ixitv. Mrs. Kvelyn Hinder. Mrs. Lena Jiowman. Dorothy Hinder. Mrs. Mary Crubhe. Mrs. VcfillB Iianiel. Miss Vera Haines. Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Haines, Mrs. Kdith Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Taruowski, Miss 1-eanna. Sawyers, 'Mr. and Mrs. Kd Jones, Miss lllanrho Rowo. Miss Pauline Howe, Miss Iris Haines, Mrs. Charles Hinder, Mr. and Mrs. irl Hinder ami bahv. James Haines, Claude Haines. Miss Virginia (lutes, I llov Moffantl. Mrs. Orpha lllinler and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haines. Mrs. Oliver Haines ami Mrs. Orphu Hinder were the hostesses. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO HOLD POTLUCK SUPPER FRIDAY NIGHT niversdale pranpe will meet at a 6: SO o'clock potluck supper at the hall Friday evenltiK, Septem ber 15. to honor members luirhiK birthdays in July. August and Sep tember. Those attendinK am nsii ed to bring their own table service. Today's Pattern CHIC AFTERNOON MATRON DRESS PATTKK.N IL'ir, When you walk Into a s'lop nnd order a custom-made . 1 1 1 r noon illtss, yon p:iy a IMh prh Thai to lie expected, lint theie'i anulii-i' way to hiivo custom-ma I lit-;. I (iii' OWN price. Form the make yourself habit, find ht'gin will) Anno Adams' Pattern ('!:,. Wh.il charming, distinguished lines, nr.d how easy to Hfv ! Tho flit in (en fr of the bodice Is sotily itle r cil, due to cle.-crly pi,' hoi i i.i'j'l sMrrlns and lit d.M'i ub-ne l.'e '.iislliuc. The jdeo -s. which may bo thp new three-quartc r length or just ;th e th. elbow, i i also smart'v rh'tred. As U r the skirt, Its slim panels in front I latter tups and w Hist. A dress that's perfect for "k to tneetin' " besi hi soft dark crepe or sheer wool. I'atlern 42r5 Is available in misses' and women's sizes Hi, is. i'o, :u, 40. -12. -n and tn. sie :Ui lakes :t 7 S Minis inch fabric. Send KIITKK.V CKNTS (IV) in Coins for this AntiP Adams trtt tern. Write plainly SIZK. NAM!-:. ADHKSS and STVI.K M'MIIKK. Announcing . . . ANNK ADAMS brand new tall and winter PAT Ti:i(N HOOK . . . just out! Aie n: n cureer girl? A thrifty housewife? A socially busy dehuntante? A Kay coed? A "back-to-srlmol girl?" A forty plus? Whichever yoti are. you're ready for n new fall ward robe . . . and here are tempting, easy-to-sew styles for your every need, (llamoious "dies up" frocks and practical workaday clothes n wardrobe on the budget plan . . . lingerie and at-home frocks! Send for vour rupv tndav- IH K K-c PATTKIiN 1. HOOK AND PAT TKIfN TOOiKTM KK. 2. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Depai tment, itosebuig, Oregon. MRS. MILLER IS HOSTESS TO CLUB YONCALLA. Sept. 13. Mrs. Kninui Miller was a Ktatious hos tess to the re'ulur nn-eiin of the ltahuist ('oniiiiuiiily club, held itt her hotne Thursday afternoon. Plans wiuo coinpleted for tho bootli for the fair. Work lor Ihe winter was dlscuuHcd. A social bonr followed the meeting with a de licious lunch beitm served to the following: Mis. .Mabel Williams and son. Mrs. Marie Swanson, Miss Theluia Peterson, Mis. Pete Peterson. M is. Atlanta I lubbell. Mrs. I dek T'.un pe and two chil dren, Mrs. (JeortiM Hamilton. Miss I 'mi Phiiliiis. Miss Yvonne Mjirin. Mrs. Kdna. Craiuhead. Mrs. Ida Jones ami two children. Mrs. (.ieoii-'e Nietni and daut-nter, Jua nita. Mrs. 1-slie Miller. Mrs. ("net Miller anil- two daughters. Mrs. John Weber. Mrs. Henry Medike. Miss Jane Miller. Mrs. KruinmttiK". Mrs. Most, Mrs. Steinbacker. Mrs. Insco and son, Mrs. (Jladys Morin. Mrs. CeorKe Cooley nnd two chil RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN FOR REV. AND MRS. SCONCE ON THURSDAY EVENING Members of thp Paptisl. church and I ho coiiRroKUi ion, together! with the pastors in the Ministerial association and their wives, are most cordially invited to attend the reception to be Riven in honor of Rev. and Mrs. II. P. Sconce at the First Haptist church at eisbt o' clock Thursday evening. September 14. Mrs. C. H. Wickham is artini; as hostess and will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs. J. F. Ityrd and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield. The pro gram will be in charKe of Mrs. HukIi Whipple and Mis. H. W. Anderson. Refreshments will be in charge of Mrs. George Finley, Airs. George Caskey and Mrs. Perry and the tables will be in charge of Airs. S. A. Ranl'ord. Airs. C. M. Page nnd Mrs. Jtoy Knigge, FATHER-SON BANQUET TO BE HELD THURSDAY t The annual father-son banquet . sponsored by the Hi hie school u ihe First Christian church, will b" held at I'r.'.U) o'clock Thursday evening. September It, at tin church parlors. C. fi. Stanton, su perintendent, is in charge w ill) lonu ICadabaugh as toastniaster. Judge Carl F. Wimberly will talk on "Juvenile 1 elinquency " and Fred I. Perry will talk on "Sportsmanship in Hunting find Fishing." Instrumental in u s i c quartette numbers and readings will also be enjoyed on the o tu ning's program. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET ON THURSDAY The ladies of the Rosohurg Country club will meet at S :'Ao (Thursday morning at the club course to continue the play of the annual championship tournament. Potluck luncheon will be serevu at 12:;!o al the clubhouse, after which plans will be made I'm; the annual fall guest -day bridge tea to be sponsored by the ladies Ihe afternoon of September 2. at thf clubhouse. Mrs. Ilroadway and Mrs. A. A. Wilder are acting as joint chairmen of the guest day bridge tea. Contract bridge will be in play during the afternoon. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY The Past Presidents club "I George Stunner auxiliary to I'nii ed Spanish War Veterans will meet at a delightful 1:3)) o'clock dessert-luncheon Friday, Septem ber 15. at the home ol Mrs. Hu bert Wright in North Rosebuig. All members are cordially invited to be present. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Christ Ian AI issionary so ciety will meet al the chunh par lors at 2:'M o'clock Thursday aft ernoon with Mrs. G. C. Stanton as lender of the program on the sub ject of "Poland." All members and friends are coidially invited to be present. LOCAL NEWS Has Operation W. T. Mallery, of route two. Roseburg, underwent a major operation this morning al Mercy hospital. Sunshine Club to Meet The Northside Sunshine club will meet at the home of Mis. F.ugene Prlu ceu. 2.W S. Chadvlck street. Thurs day afternoon. Hingo will be in play dining the social hours. SIDE GLANCES By George Clark 4KI' ' COPB. 1,1, BY NtA SCItVICr. INC. T. M BCC. U 9. PAT. Off. Undergoes Minor Operation DU-k Kinn, sim ol' KtlKiir II. KiliK (if lilts cily, hud hl tnnsils roniuv- (1 .viisti'iiluy hy Hi'. A. . Hi'i'ly. "Want a copy book, a pencil and sonic of those little floll stars like teachers use." Leaves For College-Bob I.lsh I MRS. ANNA M. CONN 11:111, sou 01 my. .urn .iu. .. 1 AP.,ri nnor niccrc Uishnian. of this city, lelt Ttiesdav Ur IVlLLrvWIl, rOJLj lor McMimilille, where he will i i-uroll at 1. infield college. Mrs. Anna Alalissa Conn, 5S, wife of Frank Conn of AIelro.se, died al , , .Mercy hospital yesterday evening -JODS uaugnie s ricme iu 1 .ulfll)wi1,r a Hhort nnesSi Ti0rn in HOSeimig ueuieu rtu. J"MM(, I 'Inv.-b. nl rrtmninnilv in Ilomr. haiiiiliters will hold a six o clock i nu n c tonmht at me nome 01 .ur. i. .... Did All's. Cinrtina. W. K. Ott on tho Norlk her entile lift 15. 1SS5. she spent as u resident of the county. Surviving are her husband and three sous. Otto, Otis and Calvin i Conn all of Melrose; two sisters, Mrs. Curl Oilman, IIoseLurg and Mrs. K. O. Golf, Sutherlin, and John T Long, Rosehurg; W. H. Long, family on West Lane street. Dr. , . , t,M" " ' v 1 Kiiai'ii it.iri in in in'- 1'iim Return to Portland Itov. and; Mrs. GeoiL-e II. Koach left Tues day for their home in Portland, fob ' ui.h their sou and daughter-in-law. l-ntl.ers. A.torney Dr. and Mrs. Morris II. Roach, and Local News Called to Salem Peter Crime Camp Fire Glrlt to Meet The melt, of this city, left yesterday for Ah Neah-Nika Camp Kire Km'l will Salem, where be was culled by the (), u party from six-thirty to death of his sister, Mrs. Olive Car- eirhl thirty o'clock Thursday eve- ler, who died suddenly Monday, niug ut the home of the. Kimrdiun. Mr. Cruiiiiiiett plans to be gone Miss Ihuolhy Dale Jackson, on from KoseburK Beveral days. South Main street. W. B. A. to Meet The Woman's Renei'it association will meet at two o'clock Thursday at the Mac- cabre hail. Leaving for California Airs. Rose Ward, of this cily. is leaving this week for Oakland, Calif., to visit elalives and friends for a short time. Get Marriage License Carl Miles, 2ti, of Rosebuig, and Lea Chopard, 25, of Tillamook, obtained a marriage license at Reno, Nev. Tuesday, September 12. Back From San Francisco Airs. R. W. Rodgers lias returned to her home in this city, following a month's vacation visiting rela tives ami friends tn San Kr Cisco. H. E. C. to Meet Thursday The Food Sale Dated Alpha Xeta Kvergreen Home Kcomuiiics club m,,, tUb has announced a will hold an all -day meeting and ', ooked food and cundy sale to be potlmk luncheon at noon at Hits held Saturday at Powell's hard grange hall Thursday, Septembei ; wuru Ktl)lli. The proceeds of the 14. Ladies of the grange are m , . ,,, . . ,m, irnst.iiUrK 'ity vited to Join Hie members for til" ill-ilay session. ; swimming pool fund. Heme For Few Days Mrs. Ma ble P. Taylor Is spending a few i Attends Meeting -Col. Herman Hemnewolf, of Kugene, new unit in structor for the Organized Reserve Rose Junior Safety . Council One 100 credit coupon with each sale up to 50c. One 500 credit coupon with each milk shake. Sullivan's Cafe iiivs at tier home on Roberts i Corps., spout yesterday evening in street, following a stay of several Koseburg on official business and uefks in Coos Junction with her ( utiended the dinner meeting of the daughter. Mis. li. D. Kleist. and rnipquu chapter. Reserve Officers family. Mrs. Taylor plans to return association. Col. Dempev.olr left to the Kleist home the latter part n,is morning for Medfonl on husi of Hie week. ue:is. Methodist Aid to Meet The Methodist holies aid will hold its first fall meeting Thursday at a one o'clock luncheon at the church parlors with Mis. Karl Wiley, chair man; Mrs. J. J. Kastllng, Mrs. Ad rian Fisher Mrs. M. K. Called to Portland Mrs. Al. Meatte, who makes her home here with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Vearwood, has left fr Portland, where she will assist in the care of her smalt Mrs. Kenneth Ford, 'granddaughter, who recently under Dillard, Mrs. Rescue went a major opeiation in a hos- Leaves for Assembly Airs. Fdythe Florence Kelley, of this city, past national Rebekah as sembly president, left today to at tend the national assembly to be held in Minneapolis, Minn. Back From Portland and Salem .Miss Nellie Stiles returned lo her work at Carl's Tavern this morning, following a two-day visit w ith friends in Portland and two days in Salem vislllug her mother and sister. Marsters and Mrs. F. W. Chase. , pital there. The child's mother hostesses. The business meeting Mrs. Marvin Meatte. left this week will be conducted by the new presi-j fin- the east, where she was called dent, Mrs. It, L. Whipple, w ith Mrs. j by the critical Illness of her fain A. .1. Geddes in charge of devo- er. Airs. Al. Aleattn plaint to remain Hons. Members are, asked to bring Mn Portland, until her danghlur-iti-lea towels for the church kitchen, law is able to return from tho east. Allison's Residential Beauty Shop Permanent Waves $1.50 and up PHONE 384 446 N. Rose St. Roseburg Dairy Grade A Pasteurized and Raw Milk "Drink Milk for Health" Phone 186 FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 byteiian chun h in ibis city. , Funeral servicer, will be held at ihe Roseburg I'lidertaking com pany chapel at 2 n. m. Thursday. Visiting Here Aliss Vesta Hur- j Interment will follow in the Mel ley, w ho has just completed her . rose cemetery. first year's training at The Dalles o hospital, has arrived here to visit rr, fI1T, until the last of the month with her CIVIL oLKVICE JOBS sisler. Miss Ruth Hurley, nurso at Mercy hospital. Aliss Vesta was formerly employed at Mercy hos pital, before going to The I lalles to lake nurse's training. OPENED TO EXAMS Returns From Portland Kverett Wiiuer has relumed lo his home here, following a trip to Portland to take his mother, Mrs. I.iltie Farmer, where she will spend the A number of positions in the ci vil service are to be filled by ex aminations dining the next few weeks, according to information received by the local board of ex aminer,!. Among the openings on which ( xa m i oat ions are announced are the following: engineering draftsmen. nn'chanictil, three winter making her home with her Urrades and nnliinal bi-.-mcbna- Pt,i. daughter. Aliss Alable Farmer. The ,.y designer. U. S. maritime com biner is employed in the millinery i mission : air carrier inspector. department of Meier and Frank's radio; head scientist-astronomer. s'''e. navy department: junior domestic . attendant, seamstress, department Dr. Bywater Dies According to of "mi'iitture; substation opera word received here veslerday bv tnrpp glides. Bonneville pro relalives. Dr. K. N. Hvwater' of """'I" splicer. V. H irants Pass, died Mondiiv evening sitinjl1 (,''vt'('- lrsons interested lO OWilly U l.,nu lllm.o Mr llvu-.i. ' ? ""nil I II I Ol lllil I If III n-Kiini IIVU! ler. whn v:i lin.ih.n-.in1.it.- ,.f I.-.. and K. K. Wimberly. of this cily. 'h(, .uue hi wirim .hi years ago anil for many years was an eye-ear-nose and throat specialist in (iranls Pass, lie is survived by his widow, Mrs. Kha Wimberly Ily water. elitribilfty, salaries, etc.. from Fields or C. R. Calkins al Roseburg post office. TENTATIVE DATE OF FALL DEBUT O. K.'D COPCO HEAD TALKS ON UTILITY TASKS H. H. Cleland. Medfnrd. presi dent of The California Oregon Po wer company, presented a most iuterestin" talk on the subject of remilation of public utilities be fore ihe Roseburg Kiwanis club at its rciMikn- meeting Tuesday noon. Mr. Cleland outlined the nianv restrictions placed upon u'il it ies and lited I be many boards and commissions to which reports must be made. He will speak Thursdav before the Rotary club. The date of Friday. Kept. 22, (tentatively proposed by the dlreo ;tors of the Koselmrg chamber of (commerce for Ihe annual Fall op I cniug, has been approved by the j various affected merchants, ac j cording to Walter Fisher, chair inan of Ihe retail merchants com- jniiltee. Air. Fisher Is away from Mown for a few days, but upon his return twill immediately arrange the program to be presented in i connection with the annual event. Undergoes Major Operation .lark Horn, of this cily, underwent an appendectomy at .Mercy hospital ibis morning. Ladies to Hold Food Sale The Methodist ladies aid has announced a cooked food r.ale to be held Sat urday at McKean and llablwin's on Cass street. Mrs. .1. D. (tsborn and Mrs. .1. K. Dent nre joint chairmen of the nale. ASK FOR MODEL BREAD FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER GLADYS H. STRONG, B. M. Teacher of Piano Graduate of the New England Conservatory BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED STUDENTS Piano classes for beginners will be formed next week offering an inexpensive way of giving your child a foundation In piano. Masonic Building Telephone 132-L 311-L TONIGHT 9111 Pal Night HLJ5wr5sSSrnEE3 Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Children 10c STARTS THURSDAY Plus Return Showing of MiJ'-I'l'l.M CKirlti LAUGHTOK CUrfc GABU Beta Sigma Phi to Meet I'.et.i Sigma Phi will hold its lirst fall meeting . at eight o'clock tonight, September at the home of Miss Dorothy Dale Jackson on Soul!) Main street, with Aliss t 'annul Newland, president, tn charge. Leave for Pendleton Aliss Cer trude Dolan and small nephew, Jimmy Dolan, of this city, left yes terday for Pendleton lo attend the annual round-up and visit the for mer's brother nnd sister-in-law. Air. ami Mis. William 1 olan, and her father, James Dolan. Sr. Jimmy in the son of All, and Mrs. K. L. Do lan of this city. Missionary Society to Meet Airs. ('. V.. Itoherls, Miss Alargaiel Chipp ami Mrs. I In Ida h Thomson u ill entertain Ihe Presbyterian nociely al 2:110 Thursday afternoon at the former's home on Fowler street. Mis. I loinor (Irow, presi dent, will be in charge, will) Mis. W. .M. Campbell as program chair man. Mrs. W. Ij. Scott will eon duct the devotions nnd Miss Clapp, Miss lOlaine lirown and Mrs. Mr Nab will take part on the pro gram. , Arrives Here Today Miss Klbel Madden, of Los Angeles, who has been visiting in Vancouver, II. C, Seattle and Port land, arrived In Itoseburg today for a short visit at ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Duff on West Firsl street. Aliss Madden and Airs. It. W. Smith, also of Los Angeles, came north earlier in the summer and, following a short stop here, went on to Port laud and Seattle. Airs. Smfih later reiurned to Itoseburg to spend sev eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. I hirf. Mrs. Smith previously re sided with the Duff family for sev eral months, before moving lo Los Angeles to make her home. Three years in the making! Filmed in the actual African locale! The greatest ndventure known io man becomes the su preme screen hit of 1939! fit 5. jL r -ri f 'ivfc9 ixv ' J . ... . I HususiasulssisissisSHSsaisasws f j The right approach to thirst...ice-colcl Coca-Cola In any game whether you get high or tow score, you are sure to get thirsty. So when you meet thirst, enjoy the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola ... the best friend thirst ever had. Roseburg Dairy & Soda Works Phone 186