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Society and Clubs R-QSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, BOSEBURC. OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1939. L . i At Wimbsrly Home-IM . . I i 1 f 1 SIDE GLANCES , by caibraith I II " 4 J tl I J J . Ill I COM. 1)19 B UlA SIBVlCt, INC. T. M. KEG. U.8--glI?; "' By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. MARSH HOSTESS TO E. L. FRIDAY .(), KINiinl.AKS. Oil. 111. Mi'MI Ii.ti; or tl' Kliv.oilli llil;il' wuro ili llKlill'iilly iiiliMluincil oa FrMny VfllillK 'I'" I"""" "f "in l''i'Kil' ail visor. Ml". Arlliur Mnrali. Tint I'tiMiln:: will Willi Him"". !" biislniss nrsi(,ii uml eoiifluiM with u wli-iH'l- roimt iironml thn I lr..lll . Till! hUKllU'Ml BI'HKlOll WUH iilllilllrlfil hy tin- pri-siili'lll, Minn Vluli'l Aii'lnm. 'Hi'' li'iimio vnli'il In lun'i' n csinily li'iiilli lit llin l.iiil!en j lit lliizmir oil lien ml.i r 6. Kli'C- , i rcHUIlliiK jP'HK cboB i'll"UllK .,n, rlrnl il.tiy Mill' Hon ol ol'lil 'IB III Minn lli'li'll V r-ll iih pri'Hl'li yir, MImh U'C -lUX'Sllll' Toc!u 'attern 4 fp llin lilf. Kiionil vice iri'lili-nt. MIhb i.-... i, nam.. Ililnl vli i' iii'l'i'-iii .MIkh llHlll'' Olllvwil. fourth vli'B ,..,.ti.i,...i mill Minn Alia May Alv-r- ...... ui.i.i-i.riii-v-triaKllrf r. i-'ninvli.e ilm ori-afclon wi-rft Hie .MiHW lli'lf" Woiiili ll. Alia May Al- vi.iKiiii. Violi't Ainlriis, mini 1'i'uir- mm, Hi-lly Man Hurlili'. I-Vrii ll'i"''' Maxim. lliH'll. Vli-ulnlii liym'rt, CoiibUiiii'I' Klllott. lona il'iill-'i'H Mavbi'llo Slrlrklaii'l. IH'tly Whlli-Hi-llif fllllviinl. MIIiIiimI Olllvallt Milili-i-il O haul. Ili'v. linil .mih. j lirltlalll. (.'Ian.' Mi'li'illlli. Uvlil Hokhih, Jainiw KIn'W, Kloyd An- ilniB, Ivan AuilrtlK, Ni'Ihoii IIih-KIh. lloiiltK. Mui'Hll, Joo tll'i'i'll. Vitii i;r Itiiviiiini'l inii'll. I.yl" Utti'll. Calvin WlllliiliiM. Ivan MiittlK-WH. Mih. John lloilli-y. Minn Kri-ila full anil Mr. anil Mih. Arthur MihkIi. JACKIE CULVER HAS PARTY ON BIRTHDAY SrTliKltl.lN. Ort. 12 Jaikio Cillvi-r was III"' rei-liii'ill or a ill llchllul iarty on IiIh t-lchih liirlli iluy Salurilay iivi'iillil.'. Ili-tohor 7, (Si vim liy his niolhi r, Mrs. Jark Cillvi-r. .Ir. Several KaltleH were ilayeil for whirh irleH were t-'iven. Those win ning iirizeH were. Jinn Vounl?. Ilieliio Coeiieulieri,', Krankie llol liale. anil John Mnst-'rove. I'rizeH were also ilaieil 111 the eake. The fjneslH rminil Ihelr lilaee.i at the table by KeleetlllK lllimbeiH from a box whlili eiirrer.l'imli'il with the place canlH. Fruit Hiihnl, cake, anil cocoa wa.i served by the hosteHS to the I'ollow iilK KileHlK: June YnilUK. Joyce and Kninkle Holj.'ali', liiiiial'l Jiobert hoii, lllckle t'oenenberK, (iordon Shirley, Junior ViiKelpohl, l.loyil llolKiite, John and Wayne Muh Kiove, and Jackie and (lene Culver. WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Local News Vicit at Turner Home Mr. anil Mrs. lieoi'Be Kinley have returned In l licit' buine here, folluwIllK " short visit In lmlua with Mr. ami Mrs. Ceoriie W. Turner. Im.i-Iv. nr llerkeley. t ulll. 1 Jaciiuelyn Wolfer. of I'ortlaml. ar- ( ' riveil In lloseburB Thursday to spend neverul ilay vIsitiliK at the I home of the former's parents. Mr. ! and Mrs. (!. V. Wimberly, on ; (ilelili street. j Leavet for Portland Mrs. E. A. j ' llrltton lefl lialay for I'orlland to , 1 Join her husbanil. who has been attendliiK the Pacific Internatloli' I al Livestock show there this week. . I Mr ami Mrs. llrilloll and iJlllrle . Hitcble. of Cnnlen valley, a 1 11 club exhibitor at the show, plan to return here Sunday. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Kuliber have returned lo their home in this city, follow iiiK a few days lu Portland on business and vlsillni! friends. HEAT WAVE EASES AT LOS ANGELES l.OS ANdlCl.KS, Oct, i:l. (Al"l A Jllld-Oetnlier heal wave en veloped the California coast for) llie third successive day today, hut .... i alher observers said it was mi- Back From District Meeting I (,.ly w.m,. day's l.'is Ant-eles Itev. Louis Mai-'in. pastor of the n).lxjmnI'n ()1 !M; di-Krees would be ItosebuiK Methodist church, re- j ecuuilli-il. liiriied here Thursday from Med- T)H ,'(jm.llst w-as for sIlKhtly ford, where he has been altendinl! ,.,,i,. il,..i- with a liKht wind. a Methodist district conference. j Tn(, 1(.,lt was u., omnaiileil by blah tides and pounillnB crnunn Visiting Here Mr. and Mm. Charles (irntit. of Portland, have arrived here to spend it lew "lays visltliiK -he lornier's lirotberlii law and sister, Mr. and Mm. I). II. Mor-nau. swells which inundated streets In llelmont shines and halted travel on the 1-otiK lleach-Seal llaech Klec trie railway. Here From Pendleton Mrs. R. A Mfrrhei- has returned to her I i. ... ,m l-'nul Cuss street, follow- li.K u month's stay 'in Pendleton I visitintf her son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth l.a- lolette. "All riKhl, niy tic vou wore was dirty. Your socks I wore i,.".io n ilwin we're even .UilU llVlva ' ' Mih. W. II. Ilrown. Mrs. Scott Williams, SpauldiiiK ami Mrs. Pi will act as hostesses chairman. Mrs. Carl ry Smith il a one- lllirly o'clock dessert-luncheon next Tuesday for (he first fall meeliiiK of the KoscbitrK Woman's club lo be held at the club house. Mih. I.. A. WVIIh. new dull president, will be in cliatKe ami roll call topics will be Klven by Miss Helen Casey. Mrs. Kdwln (i. YiiiniK and Mrs. Claude ll:tk"r. Mih. Karl l llricll and Mrs. i. V. Wllnberly will be the principal speakers for the attei mioii. All iiii-mlii'rs and their iuvllcd t:uesls nie must ciinlially iuvilcd to enjoy Ihe uieelini;. SOFT OR SPORTY SHIRTFROCK PATTKUN 'IU70 When ii n y l h In more ilellchlfiilly casual Hum a shirt anil skirt Is ere uteil we'd like lo see It! T hlH Auue A.liniis stvle. Pallern 42ifi, is so versalile! Por luncheon or shoi pina wear, you'll niako It of u soft plaid wool, witll lop nun sum uialcliiiiK and a belt or suit sash n tn in I your waist. Hut Ir you're spnrlH or rumpus bound, you'll like II in snappy checked and plain con trast. The Kiaeelul blouse lines are licld In al llie shoillders by a back voke that crosses over lu one easy piece lo the irnlll. with RatheiH be low. Make Hie sleeves hum anil full or short and purled. Notice Hie attractive bulton jir.tiel down the front. ' Paltcrn I27.ri Is nvallabln In iuIshi'h' and women's sizes 14. It!, is. 2U, ;I2, 111, :ili, US ami 40. Sl.e III lakcH ;U yards a I Inch rubric. Send PIKTP.PN CUNTS (ir.cl 111 coins lor this Anne A.hnu pallern. BENSON P.T. A. TO MEET NEXT MONDAY Members or Ihe llenson P. T. A. are urmid to allcuil an liiiporlaul nieetilllt al II o'clock Monday al the HclioiilhoilHO Willi MrH. Paul ('as key, preslilent. In clinri;". Plans will be inade for Ihe Hallowe'en carnival, the dale of which will he aiinounceil later. Mrs. Ilazol Lytic. Imilulas county health nurse, will be the miest i speaker at the meetliiu. i H. E. C. MEETS ON WEDNESDAY (ILIUM, Oct. 111. -Tlie Home Kco nomlcs club met. al the (Hide. cranKo ball. Wednesday. October II. Plans were made lo quilt a quilt for the intermediate room. Following the business III e e I i 11 K ret reshliients weie served by Mih. Albert l)e lieiiiardi anil Mrs. Herbert Conine Ho Mih. John Alexander. Mrs Vein ishriitn. Mrs. (leort'e Casclieer, Mrs. ' P. S. Itlakely. Mrs. Mary Lane and I visitors. Mrs. L'lta Jiihuston, Miss Susie Kerns. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD "RUSH" PARTY NEXT MONDAY EVENING A chartniui; "rush" parly, honor iiiK prospective members, will be sponsored hy Hie .minor woman s club a oi:hl o'clock next Monday evening, at the club house. ItivLta Hons lo quests have been Issued anil plans have been cotnpleleil I'm a most elilerlaluinu; ami enjoyable evenlllK. Ilerresllllicllls will be served laler lu the cvciiIiik. Kvery mcniber is ri'iincHleil to be present. c BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR June, I'llleeii McMillan, Klcanor Moore, mid llobliy Casebeer. SKATING PARTY TO BE HELD TONIGHT Will Arrive Here Saturday Mr. and Mih. Kloyd Allhaus, of (".rants Pass, will arrive hero Sat urday to remain over the week-end visit inn Ihelr respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. lleniian Allhuus smil .Mr. and Mih. Arthur Ilildnell. 3 OUT OF 5i MOTHERS relieve misery I of colds externally with I WICKS 1 hi "VvapoRub ""O"" Comina Sunday for 3 Days! Two New Adventure Pictures taBalc T!ih Imlsoiii Ciimp V'w liivlti-ii L'utiH anil lln' 'rltn pliilnl' DKKSS nn.l " Yoni' I'lnl' fiHiiallly mi C.-l ANN TKItN I'.i). IlliltIV Mill. II i N.,MK, AD MilKU. vt in- pi'!' .- .tfm-tlvi'! Ni:V PAT ofi' Irom tin whow n lu POET'S CORNER FAIR WARNING CiLIDH. Oct., 111. Jean and June McssiliK were honoreil at a birth day party Klvon by their mother. Mrs. Carl Messim;, at their home near (Hide. (Innies were played af ter which Ihe twins, Jean and Jane, opened tholr presents. Hefresh nienls were served by Mrs. Messinn to tin' eileslrt of honor, Jean and Leaving First of Week Mrs. II. fl. Slater and son. Dale, plan to croup ami have Ihe first or the week ror Pottima-i lledwood City, Calif., to join Mr. tonne Camp Kile Ki oup have plan-1 Slater am son no... to in v,.". ,,! a skaliiiB pariy to be held at . borne Mr. Slater recently wen ,'.::' ,l,t at tin- Winchester i"t" th'- nro.--.ry business In tl a i-ity. lit huil l(en employi'il vtltli Hie Hakola .roup ,". a, Ihe -be Pacific Fn.lt ami IM'oiluce lionie of Mrs. Sidney IX no,."""i guardian. Ibis week and members years. present were Christina ami in-in-Tiapalls, Hetty llebard, Joyce tjiiilic, Audrey lliiselund. Annabelle llockwell ami Shirley Sliruui. RECEPTION GIVEN TEACHERS FRIDAY MYIITLK CHKKK. Oct. Ill llie Myrtle Creek public school teach ers were "llesls or Ihe Methodlsl and Christian churches tit 11 de liahlilll receplion at Hie hitler I'hurelt Kilday nichl. WelcomiiiK talks were Riven ny the pastors ol' Ihe two churches. A short Informal prOKiani was fol lowed liv a social hour of visiliuB and laler reft csbllicllla were served. COMMUNITY CLUB TO i MEET OCTOBER 18th TKNMII.i:. Ore.. Oct. L'l.-The Tcnuille Coinniiiiiiiy cluli will meet with Mrs. Lena Unwell on Wednes day. October IS. Willi a 3 o'clock poilm k lunch. Members ami friends are reipiesied to be present. Floor Sanding and Ref inishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651-J Phone 128 Temporary address R. F. D., Oakland, Oregon. ' DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT MOOSE HALL Music by Casey Jones' FIRE MEN ita i ii f l m r hi "She Married a Cop" RONALD REAGAN JEAN ARTHUR Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c mm TODAY AND SATURDAY Tailspin Tommy John Trent in "Mystery Plane" Jack Randall "Across Hie Plains" Hy I.KNOUK ADAMS Your lie's askew, your pants may shine You start) at other girls who pass Al these lhlliK.s I'M not draw H10 II mi Allhoucll you haven't Kol much class. 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