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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURGi,- OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1939. Society and Clubs COMPORT CLUB HAS CHRISTMAS MEETING MKKROSK, Dec. 12. Mrs. C. E. Johnson and Mrs. C. It. Hulmquist very graciously entertained the El g a rose Comfort club Thursday aft ernoon at the beautiful home of Mrs. Johnson. The rooms were decorated with bouquets . of yellow chrysanthe mums and a beautifully decorated Christinas tree. The meeting was called to or der at two o'clock by the club president, Mrs. Ullder Johnson, Plans were made to remember all the Hick and shutlns that are iu the Melrose community with a Christinas gift or remembrance. Also the club meeting date was changed from the first Thursday of each month to the first Tues day of each month until school Is out then the club will meet again on the former day. The January meeting will be held Tuesday, January 2, at the home of Mrs. V. S. Woodruff with Mrs, Clara Htubbs as Joint hos tess. Follow in the business meeting a short Chrlatmus program was held. The tree, was enjoyed and gifts were exchanged. Following the very delicious refreshments served by the hostesses several Cbristmus carols were sung toy the group. Thone .enjoying the afternoon with Mrs.' Johnson and Mrs. Holm qulst were Mrs. Freda Suiidstrnm and son, Honey, Mrs. Thelma Bund burg and son, Donald, and daugh ter, Donna, Mrs, liable Hackluud, Mrs. Anna Olson, Mrs. Clara Htubbs and son, Jackie,, Mrs. C. J. Anderson, Mrs. Daisy Ward, Mrs. Anita Stark, Mrs, -Gladys (Husk, Mrs, Alberta Iteece, ' Mrs. Martha. Nobs, Mrs. Vlnule Cooper, Mrs. J 111 der , Johnson, Mi s. Nettle Wood ruff, Miss Heleuo Backhaul, Mis 9 Dorothy RacMuud, Otto' Hackluud, Mrs, Fred Hedburg and hou and daughter, Mrs. Mury Dunham and granddaughter, Murelyn Nickens of Rose burg and after school Mrs. Dora KlUman, Elgarose teacher; and Rettti Johnson. Joined the group. j l ; ; ,( j i J i ' i ' I . ' i a ' SUNSHINE CLUB , . , HAS MEETING; i l , ' '.I AZALKA.I ! Dec. it The ; Sun flhine club .held Its' regular meet ing at the home oft Mrs., William Jantzer Thursday uftornooii. The regular i. business i meeting' wus held,. also, tho? flection bf uH i leers lor uio coming year, Airs. John Jantzer? -wjie-jUjsated-'iHeHi-- deut and Mrs; Itollln Johns was re-: elected secretary una treasurer '. It was also Uectdod the club- would organ Uo ;h, birthday i treasure cheat. Any momher of the club may contribute gifts to, thl$ client tiny timo they cure . to, and uh each lnuinber ban a birthday they will .ilriw tUelr gift from the chon AH tin we cun uho this as a melius of having gills on -band if ..we wish to give presents to any one out Bide the club. A donation of fifty cents was given to the treasure chest as a starter from Mrs. Es ther Ha .on. . At the usual hour the hostess, assisted by. Mm. Stanley JanUer and Mrs. VernouGaedecke sorved a lovely lunch. - - Guests fur the afternoon In cluded, Mrs. Prultt, Mrs. Cora Chadwlck und Mrs. Stanley Jantz er. Members were, Mrs. Walter Kemp, Mrs. Vernon (iacdecke, Mrs. Esther Ilazon, Mia Harry Cooke, Mrs. Henry Uaedecke, Mrs. Frank Tripp, Mrs. Warren Ilazon,. Mrs. Chump Johns,' Mrs. John Jantzer, Mrs. Winnie Rust, Mrs. Rollln Johns and the . hostess, Mrs. Jantxcr, : The Sunshine club will hold their annual Christmas parly at the grangn hall Wcduosdny, December 2u, with a potluck dinner at one o'clock, MR. AND MRS. CARNALL ENTERTAIN FRIENDS OI.AUV necenther 12.-Mr. nud Mrs. Roy J. Cm-mill enter tained a Tew friends Friday eve ning at a delicious fried chicken dinner ut six-thirty, to celebrate the first lighting of their present homo by electricity from the Went Douglas. Electric U.E.A. Hue. Co vers were placed for. Mrs. Hell lLets trv this store's Santa FLAPPER FANNY . By Sylvia 1 i ' - com. it iv wia wwvict. ixc. t.mhio.u. .i.orr. . i ! mr ... t j IOrgOl nail liiB II1U1KS l Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hia tal, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barns and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Carnal!. Mr. Carnal! did his own wiring and Installing of fixtures and has made a clever electric table-lamp from au old fasbloued "Rochester" burner coal-oil lamp. Following dinner, cards and vi siting were enjoyed by the guests until a lute hour. WILLARD PATRICK IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY OLA I. LA, December 12. Mrs. Arthur Patrick most graciously entertained the friends and school mates of her small sou, Wlllard, on Tuesday ufternoou, the occa sion being Ills eighth birthday. Following a treasure bunt by the children, Mrs. 1'atrtck served love ly refreshments to Wlllard Patrick guost ol honor, tiene ! relumau, Uoherl Smith, Elluo Patrick. Wen- da! Nevaul, Marian Smith and Hilly Cook, Mrs. Dell Clark, teacher of upper Olulla school, Mrs. Freld muu, Mrs. Joe Nevaul, Mrs. Jim Ware ant) the hostess. Mrs. Ar thur Patrick. A beautiful birthday cake was served to the little guests and after the presents were opened the children departed wishing 11 lard many happy birthdays to come. CHRISTMAS PARTY TO BE HELD SCTHERLIN, December 12. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church are sponsoring u Christ mas party Thursday afternoon, De cember 14, at the church. There will be a program, u trot with au oxchauge of gifts for everyone. The1 committee asks, that ladies with children bring a gift for u child ai-d mark It as such. 5 A! Christmas pageant, "Hongs in the Air," written by Hoverend Or- mul.U. Trick, will be prcsonted at f the Methodist church Sunday eve ning, December 17. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY I . PARTY IS ENJOYED j AZALEA, Doc. 12. Mrs. Fiankle Schroeder was very pleasantly sur prised on her bfrthday anniversary Tuesday, when 'ti group of ladies mot at her home for a one o'clock- potluck luncheon. Those spending . the , afternoon with Mrs. Schroeder were, Mrs. Jakw Fisher. Mrs. Henry Gaedecke, 'Mrs Iftilbert Hoolb, Mm.. Rodney Hinit'h, Mrs. KsUier Hasten, Mrs. warren Haxen .virs. .lunn rem- miller, Mrs.- Alllo Garrison. .nie u nor noon was spent in play ing Chinese checker. : Mra. Schroeder received some hlcfe ' presents. ; t - i : 'P. . LADIES AID HAS ! ; MEETING THURSDAY "- f 1 J. XIANYONVll.LK. December d2. Tno l.iulles Aid jnel at tho home ofvAfi'st'-WHiTleit Purtluo Thursday afternoon, Nov, 7th, A brief bust uohh, meeting was held alter which a social afternoon was enjoyed. A number of Indies 'did hum! sewing on Christmas gifts, Dullghtiur re freshments wero served to the fol lowing. Mrs. Norman Ashcraft, Mrs. Victor Shaw. Mrs. Harhara Hopkins. Mrs. Jlrady Hurnett, Mrs. R. W. ,'Urown, Mrs. W. K. Allen and Reverend and Mrs. Jouetl Mniy of Myrtle Creek. POETS CORNER CHRISTMAS VARIETY SHOPPERS Uy Orphu Colllnsr -One mun bought a fur coat. For. he had a thousand dollars; One man bought a mouse-trap. For lo save the ramliy'B collars. One bought a fine ear,. " For his wire to puss the neighbors! One bought his son. a huo, -"So he'd liave to work, be jailors!' One bought his son u "sax" To make everyone glad t?) One bought his wife some hose, Cotton and was she mail! . One bought a 'lectrlc train llought It for bin sou, (Hut the truth of the thing Is: ' , He'd always wanted one.) Some shopped the good way, Some shipped the bad, It wo'ild fill a thousand pages The variety they hail. Claus. The one down the street ttanau unit v REBEKAHS ENJOY SURPRISE MEETING SITTHERLIN. December 12. The local Rcbekah rooms were the scene of a very enjoyable evening Thursday, December 7, when the Hose burg Rebekah lodge surprised the members of the Kutherlin lodge. The Uoseburg lodge served a sumptuous banquet and gave a very good program consisting of: a rending, "Conversation Over the Telephone." by Mrs. Emma Taylor; two piano solos by Mrs. Evelyn Frederiekson; and two readings by Mrs. Alvla Wethcrall. The pro Sium was closed by all singing "Cod liless America." The visiting bulge presented Mrs. Savllla number, noble grand -)f the Slither! in order, with a large bouquet of chrysanthemums and each member with a handker chief corsage. ThoBe present from Roseburg wre: Kusan Jackson, Effie Swartz, Ruth Anderson. Danice Heach, El sie Reese. Agnes Pitchi'ord, Martha Parry. H Laubach. lien Bailey, Eniiua Taylor. Marg Caseboer. Ruth Plumer, Laura llounsbcll, Laura Darby. Ethel Ualley, Ina Farnsworth. Emily Dishmun, Ruth Hawn. Evelyn Hoover, Mabel ScbindJer, Kate Farnsworth, Mag gie Dent, Oliver Johnson, Ada Pat ten. Mabel Wilson. Nora lilossom. Itell StephenHon. Alvla Wetherall. Alice Goff. Tillie Johnson. Myrtle Hpuugh, Ma yme IMckens. Ethel IIuHoiibarlt. Hulh Reese. Klla (iur ney, Marv liecker. Kvelyn Fred ilc'k son. Virginia Cyrus and Fred Coif, May Patrick of Eugene and Mlnnip James of Riddle; those of Sutherllu were: Hello Cook. Alma Anderson, Ella Wegner, Cora Al len, Leonn Slack. Mabel Koss, Sa villa Itamber, Minnie Hartshorn and Anna Uankcnson. DOUGLAS COUNTY CONVENTION HELD 10LKTON, December 11. The Douglas County convention was held at tho Church or Christ Mon day with an ull day and evening meeting. The lollowing program was pre sented: Theme: .Successful Christum Liv ing. v Chairman ...Charles Henderer Song leader. Waller Rains of Myrtle- Creek, Pianist Mrs. Lucllo McMlchael Praiso service, led by alter Burns. Sermon, I'f'hrlsL Our lOxumple," Adrian Fraley. Forum. "Devotional Lite," Mrs. Guy Culllp. Music Drain church Sermon, "Full Surrender to Christ" Cbas. Moore of Glide. Appointment of committees, ('buries Ileudurer. Potluck lunch. Praise service Walter Barns Business session. Music Oakland church Sermon "Going To Perfection, John A. Barney, of Roseburg. Young People's session led by Mnryhetlc llendcrer. Music Elkton church Sermon, "Successful Christian Liv ing,'; C. F. Trimble, of Druin. MRS. CHESTER IS HONORED AT SHOWER S UT I I KH I A .V, Dec. 11. Mrs. Vern Holgato, Mrs. Frank Holgule and Mrs, Leslie lleberly wero charming hostesses at u shower given for Mrs. A. B. Chester Thursday afternoon, December 7, at the Vorn Holgato home. The titble was tastefully decorated in t.iu Christmas motif, the lace cov- er representing snow with n small evergreen as cenlerplece, surround-. ed by girts which were opened by the guest of honor nud displayed to the guests. Afterward, u de licious luncheon and social hour was enjoyed by Ihe following: The guest ol" honor, Mrs. Chester, Mrs. Ilritlalu Slack, Mrs. I. D. Robert sou, Mrs. Ray Brown, Mra. John Musgrovo, Mrs. A, MoUger, Mrs. II. W. Snook, Mrs. Clifford Horner, Mrs. Richard. Rlggs and the hos tesses, Mrs. Vern Holgato, Mrs. Fran It llolgute and Mrs. tlcherly. MISS MABIE HOSTESS TO P. N. G. CLUB SCTHIORLIN, Dec. 11. Miss Pearl Mabio graciously ontertalned tho Past Nnble Grand club of Oak land and Sutherllu In l.O.O.F. hall In Oakland Wednesday afternoon, December II. with a 1 o'clock lunch eon at beautifully appointed tables. For the ni'te,rnoon'a entertain ment Mrs, June Shamp gave a Christmas' reading, gills wero ex changed and gumes were played. Covers wore placed tor the Mes dames. Alma Anderson, Minnie Hartshorn. Leona Slack. Bertha Barge. Belle Cook. Savllla Bam her Ann Hull. Maude Culver. Anna UuukeiiHou. Klla Wegner, June Shaiup, Charlotte Parker, Mabel Rosh. Margaret Medley. Ida Bur nett, Harriet Stearns. Isaac Flun nry. Emily Young, Ida Pinkstoii and the hostess Miss Mable. EASTERN STAR HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING CAN YONVILLK. Iieieniber IS. Kastern Star. No. "i7, hehl a busi ness meeting at tho Masonic halt Wednesday. Dec. (1th. Tor Ihe pur pose nf elect tug ofrlcers for the ensuing term. Those elected were us follows: Bess Brlggs, W. M-I Obini Weaver. A. M,; (iuy Mctlee. patron; Lewis Weiiver. A. P.: Miss May Fenn, fjeeretary; Oladys Mlelmels, eon duel ress; Mrs. Margaret M-Oeo, A. C; Alter the business session re t'ro-hntenls were served and a so rial evening was enjoyed. CIVIC CLUD SPONSORS LARGE CARD PARTY 1RIN. Dec. II The Civie elub earil party hist Wednesday evening was en.tnyed by more than -U pt-ople. The dour piinei went to Mrs. Jim Burnett and Verne I nomas at bridge. Mrs. Loretta Yhi-Ipv ttnd Mrs. Melienolds won the high seore piixes. At pi nor hi Mrs. (Iraee Dwyer and Jim Ibirnett l eeeiM'ti limb rore pi lies. At oUO, Mrs. Auiiiibelle l-uMear 'and Ktl Sinlut' won high More prizes. At- ttr the mhuh'h UcUlIoua it fresh if o -':::.'" JrihJ it o o--- 'tr- L r A o ' nfh. I fx ' ,f Ann Sheridan , ' I V'l'. 'M A fH x f WHO ,N "VfASS W,THOUT OAS" .v ; ' At f $iJ Jj M'i ' O ' I A Wori.r trot. Piclu if ' , jL? 'J3z fa ; does her Christmas J 1' " of -ft ' jjft6 -." -L . Copyright 1939, Ligoevt Si Myeri Tobacco nients of lurkoy sandwiches, olives and coffee were served. ANNUAL BAZAAR IS PLANNED FOR SATURDAY MYRTLK CliKKK. December 'l2. The annual bazaar of the Christ tun Ladies Aid will be held Satur day, Dee. lii. ut the old variety store In the Weaver building. There will be a novelty booth, fancy work and apron booth, parcel post, anil a randy and popcorn booth. I here win bo a turkey dinner sorv- od In the basement of the cliureh In the evuuiiiK bcKinuiug ut ti:l!u. UMPQUA REBEKAH LODGE MEETS KLKTON. Dec. 11. The Cmp- iiuu Rebekah 1o(Iko N'o. 17;i met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lena Bosson as noble Rrand. Tho Odd Fellow lodo asked the Rebekahs to install the new offi cers with them their first meetliiM in the now year. The Rebekahs accepted the Invitation. Mrs. Lena Bossen served refresh ments. SILVER TEA IS ENJOYED FRIDAY SCTHURLIN. Decern bor 12. The ladles of the Methodist church ntertalncd with a silver tea Fri day afternoon at the pursouauo. The rooms were decorated with the Christmas motif. Mrs. W. J. Ladd and Mrs. F. L. Young poured to about thirty peopl. 6 MR. ANO MRS. THOMPSON ENTERTAIN AT DINNER SCTHKRLIN. December 11. Dinner a ties t a of .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson last Sundav eveniiii: were Mr. and Mrs. Kmil Palm. Bob Collins ami Dee Atlur bury nf Roseburg. Around the County Canyonville CAN YON V1LLK. Dec 13. The A. K. Miller family has moved Horn the GrosH place to the Alec Dubcll house. Dorothy Meals was taken to Mer cy hospital Thursday eveniuu for in append it ilia opera 1 1 m which whs performed three hours after her arrival. She Is retorted to be doing nirelv. The Kastern Star will tnld Us rt'Kiilar card lmrty at the Masonic hall next Thursday event nc. Mrs. Kmtuet- .Mover ami daugh ter. Noieiu are confined In bed "Mb Hi.' I In. .Mis. Out Cop.druy of Azalea vt- ii:!iiiiihesterT Co. sited Mrs. Grace Cooper Thursday. Lloyd Wells of Myrtle Creek as sisted at the Oreenwitch Tavern while Glenn Gllinore attended the national guard drill in Roseburg aver the week-end. Kenneth Hopkins was a business visitor in IloseburK Friday. KdwaYd Burr is ill with the flu. Fourteen of the thirty-two high schooj students are absent on ac count ol Illness. The attendance of the tirade school has also di minished. Mr. Mauley had only one passenger on his bus Friday and Jack Garcy made two trips Instead of five on his regular route. Mr. und Mrs. T. L. Deals of Ca mas, Washington, and Mrs. Mamie Gidney of Cottage Grove have beou vlsilliu: friends and relatives hero during the past week. Mr. Heals and Mrs. Gidney are old time resi dents of Canyonville. Mr. and Mrs. Hemic k Fate of IMyrtlo Creek and Mrs. Houser of Roseburg visited at the Waller Ooinutl home Sunday. run! Campbell and mother. Mrs. I Luella Campbell, of Riddle, were visitors nere weunesuay evening. Mrs. Campbell attended the meet ing of the lCastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dubcll and family returned this week from eastern Oregon where Mr. Dubell lias been employed in a mill. They will remain here during the win ter. . Jack Vedder and Glenn Noel of I oe creek were dinner guests at the Walter Coruutt home Sun day. Mrs. Hariett Fuckett of Tiller returned home for the week-end. Word bus been received that Mr. U II. Crockett of Roseburg has been quite 111. Clarence Chalmers.- AYho was returning home from Myrtle Creek on his Mead bike Sunday evening, was struck by a passing car and thrown off the road nud over a steep embankment. By the time he was able to climb back to the highway the offending ear had vanished leaving him to walk Borne distance to a farm house to se cure aid. After considerable work Delicious Doughnuts Wholesale and Retail at the Dunk-Ur-Donut Shop 324 North Jackson St. Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 527 N. Jackson - Christmas packages see it in the stores and order your Christmas Chesterfields now. Chesterfields, with their real mildness, better taste and delicious aroma, give real pleasure to anyone who smokes. ho was ablo to repair the vehicle sufficiently to drive it on to Ford's Auto camp w'iierc he is employed. He evidently did uot realize the extent of his injuries until he ar rived home where he has been bedfast since the accident. He is much improved at this tfme but Is still suffering from a badly sprain ed shoulder. Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Cornutt visited at the home of Mrs. Kditli Kelley iu Roseburg Wednesday. Mrs. Kelley recently suffered nn attack of pneumonia and her many friend will be glad to know sho is now recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paulson and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Long were business visitors In Roseburg Saturday. Olalla , OLALLA, Dec. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heater were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Homolka Sunday. Mrs, Frank Adamek has been confined to the house with a severe cold. Gus' Johnson and family" wero shopping and transacting busi ness iu'Roseburg the first of the week. Miss Goldle" Morgan and 1-x Walker of Roseburg were "married In Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 27. They expect to make - their home in Roseburg. Mrs. Anna Ireland returned Mon day from Portland and Vancouver, Wash., where she spent several days as guest of her son. Bud Ireland, and her daughter, Mrs. Maurlne Bowe. who are running a soda fountain and lunch counter in Vancouver.- She was accompanied home by her grandson, Ronnie Owens, who will remain at the Ire land ranch until after the Christ mas holidays. Mr. and Airs. Maupln. who have A GREAT IMPROVEMENT Made with the Cellstof patent ed process which combines su-Der-softness with comfort, in visibility and complete pro tection. Sold by drug gists, grocers and department stores in the M. D. vanit.ry box. 12 tor IS cents. MM One of the most attractive You can't buy a better cigarette. m attractive been spending several days as house k nests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adamek. returned to their 'Jinnifi ut Mulin Tiiesditv. Thev are'- formor neighbors of the Adamcks, who mo veil here from Mulin sev eral years ago. Court Ethics ALBUQUKltQUE "Professional courtesy," explained Police Judge E. G. Gober as he suspended the one dollar fine assessed the holder r PURE for your protection Purity and safety go hand in hand. M.D. is sterilized many times for purity.. .for super fine texture... soft as soft can be. ..SAFE! Ids of a parking ticket. Tho defen dant? Tho daughter of a Santa Fe magistrate. 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