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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1939. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER REBEKAH CONVENTION HELD AT RIDDLE IMDDLK, Nov. 20. The 33rd an nual convention of the Hebeka'.i 1 utiles or df strict 11 was held at .Kiddle. Ore.. Wednesday, Nov. 15. The morning session was opened at 10::i0 by lielfef Kebekah lodge of iiiddle. who surrendered their chairs to the convention officers when they were sealed in a drill lt d by Lora Kiddle and Oma Kel lur. Jusie PfaJf, chairman; Ethel UiiHcnbark, vice-chairman; Alia As py, secretary; Josle Piuner, treas ure!:; Ann Worthington, warden; Jane KniKht, conductress. Each officer was presented with a bou lomilere of flowers when seated. The president, Sister Alma Hen derson, of Salem, was introduced and- welcomed. She was accompnn yi"d by Christtn MeCormaek, publi- 4 city chuirman of Portland. , The address of welcome was kW en by Helena Kiddle, of KelioC loile No. 185, and responded to by Mabel Kader, of Umpqua No. 173. The chuirman also spoke words of KreetiiiK and read a poem she hud written for the occasion. Th e f ol lo w i n s com m it tees were appointed by the chairman: Thanks, Eva Poole, Ida Thom as. Addie Maxon. Press. Gen rude Hatfield, Alice Green. Helena KM die. ltesolution, Katnerine Fenley, Myrtle Spaugh, Winnie Hawn. Memorial. Ethel Mae Worthing ton. Leona Slack, Veta Norman. TI:o past chairman of the con vention were called to -the center of the hall and two children, Her tha May Aspey and Kerry Adani Roii, driven by Priscilla Primer, villi lines of pink and green, en tered and presented each of them with a small j;!l't. 1 Ilefore the noon adjournment Si3 7 I'M Ethel Iluiley, chaplain, read a beautiful psalm and Helena Kiddle Bans "In the Beautiful Garden of Prayer." :. .... A haket dinner was enjoyed .at noon. , . The afternoon session opened at ::!) o'clock. Members of the Kose-bui-g IoiIko then presented a very hfaiitilul memorial service. A white cross trimmed in green vines was placed in the front of the hail and "Hock of'Aies'1 was reinaote.l in pantomime by Sister Nelson while the song was sun?. Then each sister advanced and placed a tribute of flowers on the cro.is lor the departed members, who were Gladys Cain, Genevieve Cor nutt. I.ols Hammond and William Austin. It(po"Hs" were read from the lodges In the district and the past noble grand clubs' showing all in u prorottsive condition, i'fhe dime Today's Pattern It's buoyantly youthful ... re freshingly gay . . . vastly becom ing . . . and so practical that you can t live without It. In other words. Its Anne Adams' new housedress. Pattern 41 1 just what you need for sensible "look your best" home wear. The Jirin-, -ss lines that curve so engaging ly at the shoulders mold your fig ure to slim perfection. And s?e the prettily scalloped neckline. Best feature of all is that decora tive, full-iength buttoning that orens up flat for easy droning and closes In a flat second for easy donning. I'se the accompanying Sowing Instructor for a speedy job. Pattern 4171 is available in reisers' and women's sizes 14, 16, IS, 20, 32. 34. ;jfi, 38, 40. 42 and 44. Size 16 takes 4J yards 35 Inch 'ab ide. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins for this Anne Adams pat tern. Write plainly SIZE NAME. ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER Send your order to News-Review, Pattern Dept., Roseburg, Ore, i Wm - 1 ; A sft CHEERY PRINCESS HOUSEFROCK PATTERN 4171 drill netted $0.21. Sister iilu Thomas of Elktou gave two very amusing readings. Relief Rebe'iah lodge gave the banner drill. The president opened the ques tion box and very ably answered the questions ft held. Kelief Rebekah lodge exemplified balloting. Bertha Rebekah lodge of Canyomille the flag ceremony. Ar bor YSlea of Myrtle Creek seating of officers march and Elkton No. 173 examining a member from an other jurisdiction. Roseburg was elected as the next meeting place and the Myrtle Creek lodge extended an Invitation for the convention In 1941. The fol- l lowing officers were elected : Ethel Btisenbark, chairman: Helen t Verrell, vice-chairman; M y r 1 1 ? jSpaugh, secretary; Louise Yoim, .treasurer; Veta Norman, conduc tor; Eva Poole, marshal; Josle jPruner, chapluin; Frunces Hodden, I. G.;. Alma Anderson, O. CL; May me Pickens, musician. I The president was presented with a lovely gift by the conven tion and the chairman received a bouquet. The evening session was given over to the fraternal visit of the president to Myrtle Creek and Rid dle lodges. After the business ses sion the president gave a short talk as did oilier visiting brothers and sisters. Members of the Canyon ville lodge gave a very amusing skit. Oma Kellar, Flora Dean and Ethel Chase gave reading and An na Mills sang a solo. The presi dent was presented with a myrtle wood bowl from the two lodges. Sister Lizzie Crow, charter member of the Kiddle lodge was presented with a gift and Flora Dean faith ful musician a bo received a gift. The following Rebekaha register ed during the day and evening. Alma Henderson, president, Salem, Ore.; Sarah E. Jones, Salem, Ore.; Christine MeCormaek. Portland, Ore.; Ona Williams, Evelyn Hoov er, Maggie - Dent, Minnie James, Ruth Dishnian, Ethel Bailey, Ger trude Hatfield. Alice Goff, Ethel Btisenbark, T. B; Busenbark, Fred A. Goff, May me Pickens, Winnie Hawn. Susie Jackson, Tillte John son, Mabel Wilson, Myrtle Spaugn, Lillian Nelson, Lora Darby, Ma mie . Huduell. Roseburg; Addie Maxon, Jane Knight, Veta Norman, Ethel McDougall, Capltola Abbott, Orilki Peters. Anna Shirtcllff, May Jones, Helen Verrell, Wiima NIckleson, Maude Gallop, Christine Easton. Ethel Chase, Ernestine Ledgervood. Mae Shirtcllff, Myrtle Creek; J. B. Rnder, Mabel C. Ra der, Edith Adams, Gladys Griffith Frances. Hedden, Ida, Thomas, Katherfne Fenley. Lena Bossen, Iris Haines, Anna Franklin, Elkton; Belle Hamltr, Evu Poole, Ira B. Poole, Ethel Mae Worthington, An nie Worthington, J.. A. Worthing ton, Alice Green, Bennettit Pickett, Elsfe M. Poole, Canyonville; Leona Slack, Alma Anderson, Savllla liumber, Sutherlfn; Mrs. A. J. Kaess, Irma A. Poole, Margaret Stevenson, Glendale; Lizzie Crow, Flora Dean, Lora Kiddle, Anna .Millis. Oma Kellar, Effie Ledger wood, Maggie Logsdon. Ella Ham lin, Sally Lawrence, Alta .Aspey, Josle Pl'aff, Blanche Wood, Arthur faff, H. A. Crow,. Helena Riddle. Ethel Howard, Riddle. GLENDALE FRESH MEN CLASS HAS PARTY GLENDALE, Nov. 20. T h e freshman class held their first party of the year Thursday eve ning, using a vacant garage build ing near the Glendale hotel for the occasion. The festivities started with bobbing for apples, a scav enger hunt being the main feature of the evening, with Harvard Lewis, Rcuel Messner, Botty Lou Weseman and Carmen (iuiUerriez the winners. At a late hour a chill supper was enjoyed by Miss ('base and Mr. Long, teachers, Ida Louise Menane, Mary Alice Miller, Alice Oling house. Dorene Stevenson, Maxim; Conntser, Maxtne Winkelmau, Bet ty Lou Weseman, Joyce Bussell, Hazel McNeil, Carmen Guiterrlez. Cared Leeper, Reuel Melssner, Har vard Lewis, Monte Bates, Benny Whaley, Ray Woollux, Jim Wright, and Bill Thompson. Carr.pfire Activities Ah-Neah-Nika Ah-Neah-Nika Camp Fire group held its regular meeting Thursday evening at the home of the gunr dlan. Miss Dorothy Dale Jackson, at which time Miss Eggiman assist ed members In making their head bands. A short business meeting was held, at which time Trail Seeker pins were awarded to mem bers having completed require ments for getting the pins. Those present were Aileen Rlat tery, Shirley Parker, Yvonne HiatL Betty Smith. Betty Lou Crocker, Joan Parker, Florence Denton, Knlh Collet, Patricia Sheeby, Marl ine Yeaeer. Lois Lilly, ('aria Lee i Taylor. Virginia Mack and Prij- cilia Wade. Pottawatomie The Pottawatomie Camp Fire group will meet tomorrow. Novem ber 21. at the home of the guar- dian. Miss Eleanor Kles. Last ; week's meeting was held at the ihome of the .guardian, at which time It was announced that prize won mi ne given gins selling me most Christmas cards. The con test prizes will be awarded Janu ary 1. Barbara Burpee was elect ed secretary. Plans were made for an c-er-night trip to be, held early in December and plans were also discussed for rilling a Thanks giving basket for some charity or ganization. Members present in cluded Cleo Noyer, Elaine P.hoden. I-aura Oar, Barbara Burpee and Ethel Fretwell. I I SIDE GLANCES COPS. 1,39 BY WCA SCBWICt. INC. T. M. BEG. U. fT. "You may tliink he's ugly and goofy, but he's smurt and handsome to me." CHARTER MEMBERS GUESTS OF HONOR AT CHAPTER MEETING GLENDALE. Nov.. 20. At a stated communication of Glendale chapter No. 71, O.E.S., the three charter members, Airs. Nettle M. Levens. Mrs. Christina Olson and Charles, T. Nail, were especially honored by their chapter. The ini tiation ceremony from a ritual of 1S0S was exemplified for tlrem and invited guests. The entire setting was arranged as cf the period of 1SG8. The officers all wore gowns of green with ruffles and hoop skirts made for the occasion. The lighting was with old-fashioned candles. The parLs were all well rendered and the evening will be remembered as one of the high lights In tho history of the chap ter. Those who put on the ceremony were: Mrs. F. Nr Harrel, worthy matron ; Carl J. Selher. worthy patron; Mrs. W. D. Melssner, as sociate matron; Mrs. Frank Wood lev, secretary; Miss Aileen (Wil liams, treasurer: Mrs. W. T. Har bour, conductress; Mrs. E. J. Mc Mullin. associate conductress: Mrs. O. G. Sether, organist; Mrs. R. E. Robinson. Adah; Mrs. H. P. Reed, Ruth; Mrs. G. H. .Ashman, Esther: Mrs. R. E. Place. Martha: Mrs. Walter Kemp.- Electa; Mrs Henry GaedecUe, warden, and Mrs. O. 33. Austin, sentinel. Mrs. Har ry Stuinho acted as candidate and was very lovely In a peach colored gown of the period. After the close oi the ceremonies about one hundred partook ol dainty refreshments at beautiful ly appointed tables that carried out the harvest theme, with candles, irmrfls. ears of corn nnd other sea sonal decorations. The after din ner speeches were many ami were profuse in their praise and appre ciation of a pleasant evening. The dining room was in charge of airs. C. J. Sether, nsslsted bv Mrs. H. Aydelott, Mrs. Anna Wil liams. Mrs. Melvin Nye, Mrs. Em ma Humphreys, Mrs. C. B. Austin, Mrs. R. E. Robinson, Mrs. A. G. Hnnnlntrer ami others. A number of out of town chap ters were represented, visitors from l hese including M rs. Mae Light, Mrs. Elma Pflster and Mrs. Velma Cool of Drain, Mrs. Grace necKer and Mrs. Sarah Ball of Riddle, Mrs. Mvrtle Warn pole of Roseburg. TilllR Yocinn and R. E. Crltchfleld of Mvrtle Creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Sullivan. ' Helen Couglar. Margaret KImmol. Mr. nnd Mrs finv Miifioe. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Weaver. Mi's. Etta Shaw, May Fenn and Mrs. Michels of Canyon ville; Mrs. Melvin Nye of Quartz Mountain. Mm. Edna lortnne, Portland; Mrs. Bess Hopper. Azu sa. Calif.: Mrs. Warren N. Hazen Sultan, Washington: Mrs. J. H Stewart. Central Point; Mrs. Fran kle Schroder. Junction City; Mrs. Nette Theroux. Oregon City: and Miss Elcv Wa ker. Forest urove. Mr nnd Mrs. C. L. Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carlson of Klamath Falls were out of town members who returned for the oc casion t FOEN LADIES AID MEETS ON THURSDAY , MELROSE. Nov. 20. The Eden Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. E. O. Bloomqulst In Elgarose on Thursday afternoon. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Adolph Johnson and the devotional hour was con ducted by the vice-president, Mrs. Homer Hand. The date for the annual auction sale sponsored by the Aid was set. for Nov. 2!. In addition to the sale of bedding, apron and embroidered articles there will be a candy booth and fish pond. Lunch will be sold. After the meeting Mrs. Bloom- nuist served lovely refreshments to Mrs. Oscar Nelson. Mrs. C. C SKATING Every Wed. & Sat. Nights atso on Thanksgiving Night NOV. 23RO RAINBOW RINK Winchester by Calbrahh KW: OFf. Hougtaiid, Mrs. Gerda Lundahl, Mrs. F. E. Johnson anit airs. Hom er Rand and Lolitn of Roseburg. I Mrs. W. G. Mueller, Mrs. E. Ed-j man, Mrs. K. M. Reese, Mrs. Carl I Backland, Mrs. J. O. Buckland, 1 Mrs. Louis Keifer, Mrs. Chas. Ol son, Mrs. Adolph Johnson, Mrs. C. K. Holmquist, Mrs, Stanley Sjo gren and Dickey, Mrs. John Busen bark Jr., and Miss Helen Back land. Mrs. K. M. Reese and Mrs. John Busenbark Jr., will entertain tho Aid in December. This Is the annual meeting of the Aid. MRS. HOLCOMB IS HOSTESS TO LADIES AID WILBUR, Nov. 20. Mrs. Charles Holcomb very graciously entertain ed the Ladies Aid Wednesday at her home. Mrs. Elsie Irving, president, conducted the devotions and busmess session. Reports of the chicken supper and annual bazaar were given and were reported very successful, Residents of Roseburg nnd Suth erlfn joined the Wilbur group for the occasion. Mrs. Holcomb served delicious refreshments to Mrs. Bar tram, Mrs, Van Breezen, Mis. Jess Russell, Mrs. Robert Irving, Mrs. Jess Humphreys, Mrs. Lois Irving, Mrs. Irene McMikle, Mrs. Rosella Bridges, Mrs. Georgt Ayers, Mrs. Frank Parker, Mrs. T. E. Grae, Mrs. I. B. Holcomb, Mrs. D. P. M: Kay. Mrs. Melvin Palmer and Rev. Ormul Trick. PINOCHLE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING OAKLAND, Nov. 21. The Oak land Pinochle club members were uests of Mrs. Arthur Elledge Wed nesday afternoon. Lovely fall flowerB carried out a pretty decora- live motif for the occasion. Prizes were won bv Mrs. Oscar Roder, high; Mrs. George Jennlntts and Mrs.-Edna Adams. Mrs. Arthur Elledge and Mrs. Joe Copetand were voted into the club as new members. At the tea our the hostess served lovelv ro- freshments to Mrs. H. Peterson, Airs. Alfred Hand. Mrs. Kenneth Copetand, Mrs. Oscar Under, Mr. K. Ferber, Mrs. Herman Myers, mis. joe Copelantt. Mrs. E nn Ad ams, Mrs. George Jennings nnd Airs. Charles McMahon. LADIES AID SPONSORS SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR CANYONVILLE. November 20. The Ladies Aid bazaar which was neid Friday. Nov. 17th, was vory successful and well patronized. A total amount of $42.00 was realized $10.00 from the sale of fancv work and $26.00 from dinners served to approximately sixty people. In the evening a "fine program of twenty-one numbers was present ed most of which was contributed by the pupils of the primary and intermediate grades. A piano solo by LoIb Young, a vocal duet by Jlmmte and Norene Moyer nnd a vocal solo by Mrs. Guy McGee were also Included in the program and greatly enjoyed. WINSTON 4-H HEALTH CLUB ENJOYS HIKE The Winston 4-H Health club held Its second hike and frnnkfurt roast near Applegate mountain Frl day, November 17. Those present were Norman Henigan, Margaret Armprlest, Shirley Lee Wilson, Al berta Johnson. Travis Wilson. Mary Campbell, Dorothy Henigan nnd the Health club leader, Mrs. Poust. STUBBORN HEAD COLDS RELIEVE stuffiness and misery this provtd way: Melt a spoonful of Vicks VapoRub in boiling water, then breathe in the steaming med icated vanors. I THEN AT BEDTIME, rub VapoRub on inroac ana cnest to get lull Den efit of its long-continued action XvTwicKS delighted with VVaTorS CIVIC CLUB HAS CNJOYABLE MEET! NO 1 RAIN. Nov. 21. The Civic club net last Wednesday afternoon at the club rooms, Mrs. Eva Apple gate presiding. Mrs. Velma Cool, i s chairman of the Christmas seal tale, appointed a committee to as sist her as follows: Mesdames Eva Applesate, Bessie Lakey. Mae Gardner and Zitpha Pntchen. It waj decided to continue the up keep of the cemetery. The father and sin banquet was discussed and the date set at November 30th. Committees appointed were: din ner, Velma Cool, . Ruby Thomas, Maude Cowles; dining room. Betty Veley, Dorothy Randall, Bessie la key and Van Kirk. Refreshments were sr rved by the hostesses, Mea dnmes Bloomquist and Connors, to the following: Mesdames Apple eate. Ruby Thomas. Madeline Cool, Thea Taylor. Velma Cool, Zilphn Patchen. Cora Bartholomy. Betty Veley, Maude Cowles, Roberta, Good man so n and Van Kirk. O MRS. GOODMAN HAS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY CAMAS VALLEY, Nov. 21. Mrs. D. E. Goodman, mother of Mrs. R. L. Rlchler, celebrated her eightieth, birthday anniversary Wednesday. November 15. Mrs. Rlchter took her mother to Rose burg where Mrs. Goodman had her picture taken, enjoyed a birthday dinner at the Umpqua hotel follow ed by a shopping tour, and later a motion picture show. Mrs. Goodman received callers after her return homo and also birthdav cifts. and a birthday card shower from friends In her old home in Minnesota. Thursdav morning friends called, who had not found Mrs. Goodman at home Wednesday, wishing her many hap py returns of the day. Mrs. Goodman is a strong active woman for her age and does :reat deal of crochet work and es pecially rug making for wlilrli she Is quite renowned. ENJOYABLE DAY HELD .. AT AIDREDGE HOME MYRTLE CREEK, Nov. 20. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Aldredge were hap pily surprised early last Sunday morning to find their house over flowing with unexpected children and erandchi dren. Late Saturday evening tneir daughter, Mrs. Adrinn Hulburt, who lives in Roseburg also had a surprise by her twin sister, Mrs. Mary Cave and son, Jimmy, Mr und Mrs. Willard Cave and two yons, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Cave., all of MedTord, arriving for a week-end visit. Next morning they all started for Myrtle Creek where they visited with their par ents all day, returning home that evening. DINNER IS ENJOYED 6UNDAY YONCALLA, Nov. 20. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Crowe, who recently moved to town after spending many years on their farm Just west of town were hostesses to a potlnck dinner Sunday following thelrlIchurch services. Those at tending were Mrs. Pearson of Win chester, John Wilson and daugh ter of Roseburg, Miss Kathleen Hutchins of Eugene, Miss Litha Harris of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Parks, Thomas Letsom and Mr. ami Mrs. Crowe of Yoncalla. m TEN MILE GRANGE HAS MEETING TEN MILE, November 20. The Tenmile grange met at the home of James Hnmolka last Friday eve ning. At a lato hour refreshments were served by the ladles of the Home Economics club to Mr. nnd Mrs. James Homolka and daugh ter, Lillian Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Byrd ,Smlth and son, Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Huebner and daugh ter, Lucila, Mr. nnd Mrs, J. M. Ca bot and daughter, Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McCaffrey, Mrs. Nettle Cabot, Mrs. Rllla . Hahn, Mrs. Minnie Lockwood, Grafton Ty ler and Arthur Brown. H. O. CARD CLUB IS ENTERTAINED TENMILE, November 20. Tho H. O. Card club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard Wednesday evening. Among those ti attend were Mr. and Mrs. Jiimos Homolka and (laughter, Lil lian Joan. Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Walgainuth and daughter. Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heater and Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl 01lvant. At a late hour dainty refreshments were served by the host and hos tess, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard. SEWING CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING DRAIN, Nov. 21. Mrs. Ruth La key was hostess to her sewine club at her home In south Drain Thurs CENTRAL CAFE Chinese and American Dishes 115 8o. Stephens St. Open 11:30 to 9:00 P. M. Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner 500 Chicken Broth with Barley Soup Roaat Tom Turkey, Walnut Dressing, Qllblet Gravy and Cranberry Sauce Roast Prime Rib of Beef, Brown Gravy Roast Leg of Pork with Apole Sauce Fried Pacific Oysters with C?ld Slaw Fried Salmof- or Halibut Steak, Lemon and Butter Breaded Pork Tenderloin, 8weet Potatoes Mashed Potatoes 8ugar Peas Hot Biscuits Bread and Butter Choice of Dessert and Drink Hot Mince, Pumpkin, Cocoanut Cream and Apple Pie with Cheese or Vanilla, Strawberry or Chocolate Ice Cream with i Wafer I Milk, Tea or Coffee day. The afternoon was pleasant ly spent with sewing and visiting. Afterward Mrs. Iakey served love ly refreshments to the following: Mesdames Annabelle LaMear and little son. Galen, guests, Besslo La key, Venus Davis, Ethel Kester--on, Oru Powell. Eva Let an in, Frnnkie Conns. Mitude A 1 ford and Misses Helen Davis and Elide, Wlsegarvcr. i The next meeting will be at the. home of Mrs. Bi sale Lakev. I M. E. LADIES AID HAS REGULAR MEETING' DRAIN. Nov. 21. The Metho Hst Ladies Aid met at the church Wednesday afternoon for a silver tea. The president, Mrs. Delk, presided at a short business ses sion, with Mrs. Sumner, leader of devotions. Mrs. Austen rrail the first chapter in the new mission ary book, "Women of the Way," which the society will studv for the next few weeks; the continent of Africa being the lesson at this time. After work for the bazaar and appointment of committee for the same, retresnmenis were served by the hostesses, Mesdnmes llaworth and Bragg. YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY EVENING OF MUSIC j kw .Mll.l'J, iv ov. z. Among a group or young ioiks io ineui n. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crowley on Friday evening for nn evening of singing, were Johanna Erbe, Arbrlter Albro. Jack Cabot, Marion Eulnw, Mrs. Kate Bourusnn, Donald Bourassa, Mrs. Ciafr Coats, and daughter, Lorlua, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crowley. This group of merry makers will meet again on tho evening of November 2$ at the home of Mrs. Walter Coats. All who enjoy singing are cordially invited to attend. t FRESHMAN CLASS ENTERTAINS FRIDAY CAMAS VALLEY, November 21 Tho freshman class entertained the students or the local high school Friday night. Nov. 10, with a party and scavenger hunt. Teach ers and students wore divided into groups who drove all over tho val ley in search of many various ar ticles. A prtzn was uwardud to the group securing the nearest correct articles. Games wero enjoyed In ter and refreshments were served 1)V Ihn IYn4imi.M A1,mt nf tlw. j students were prusent for tho evo- WHEN TORCH AND Pioneer women- fighting shoulder to shoulder with their men to wrest a home from '.he wilderness! The stirring story of thoBe early days when America was venturing forth to new frontiers! V f ft. i '- ' ti IV i '' i f VvVS 'i;: P.-T.C. CLUB HAS REGULAR MEETING CAMAS VALLEY, Nov. 21. The November meeting of the Parent Teachers club was held at the schoolhouse Wednesday evening at lht o'clock. The meeting wns called to order by the president. Mi's. Ruby Moore. Reports were turned in by tho treasurer. Mrs.) Crouch reported for the committee on plans for serving hot lunches , tn school the first year. Mrs. Bar- j rett gave a talk on the work of the conntv health unit, and the care of defective children which is pro vided where necesBary. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments served in the base ment by the committee In charge. L. T. L. TO MEET WEDNESDAY The boys 'and girls of tho Loy al Temperance Legion will meet after school Wednesday at the First Christian church. Members are asked to bring-their dues to the meeting and are also asked to bring some foodstuff to be placed In a Thnnksgiving baskeL Mrs. Fred L. Snuthwick Is advisor of tho COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 116 No. Jtokion Model Bakery's Contains the whole germ of natural wheat RICH IN VITAMINS B, E and Q. 2. Makee tender, golden brown toast. 3. Delicious true Wheat fla vor . . . easily digested, ' 4. High In Nutritive Value. Fresh daily buy it from you r grocer pan -ve 1. in - " ' m Hi STARTS TODAY FOR" 5 DAYS! Out of the Pages of America's Most Exciting History Adventure Romance ; TOMAHAWK SPREAD !N TECHNICOLOR! A 20th Csntury-Fox Picture CLAUDETTE COLBERT EDNA MAY OLIVER JOHN CARRADINE JESSIE RALPH ROBERT LOWERY Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c Extra Matinee Thanksgiving Day, 3:15 P. M. L. T. L. and is assisted by Miss Edith Staggs. Pythian Sisters to Meet The Pythian Sisters will meet Wednes day night at 8 o'clock at the K. of P. hall for a short business ses sion, to be followed by a Joint bo cial hour of curds with the Knights. Refreshments will bo served. WEDNESDAY PAL NIGHT The years of most different comedy y n PLUS SECOND FEATURE TODAY "Water Front" -. AND ' "Beauty for the Asking" Shows 27-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c THEIR TERROR... I ttarring HENRY FONDA EDDIE COLLINS DORRIS BOWDON ARTHUR SHIELDS ROGER IMHOF. awv Shows 2-7-9 P. M.