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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1939. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ANNUAL ROTARY CHRISTMAS PARTY TO BE HELD TONIGHT The annual Rotary Christmas party for Rotarlana and Rotafy Anns will be an informal dinner affair at the Hotel Umpqua at six thirty o'clock tonight. December 21st. An excellent program has been planned. A toy gift exchange, the toys to be given to the fire de partment after the program, will be one of the enjoyable features of the evening. Musical numbers, including vocal and quartett sink ing, will also be featured. All Ro tnrians ai..l their ladies are cor dially Invited to enjoy the affair. Bruce A. Mellis is president of the club. PUBLIC INVITED TO S.C. DANCE FRIDAY Members of the 'Oregon State college students Douglns county ftHib have Invited the public to at tend their annual Christmas dance to be held at nine o'clock. Friday evening at the armory. Louis Dil lard and Ialo Stephens. Jr., are joint chairmen of the affair. Mu sic will be furnished hv Don Nance's orchestra. Miss Marjorie Ott, Miss Joan Ritchie, Miss Jane Hoffman, Miss Wilma Feldkamp. Miss Bettyjane Dixon and Miss Gladys Hart are assisting with the afi'air and Barton Brown is acting as publicity chairman.. COTERIE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING GLENDALE, Dec. 20. The Glen- dale Coterie club met Wednesday, December 13, at the home of Mrs. Arthur Paschelke ot Gilbertson avenue. Mrs. F. R. Cunningham and Mrs. Fred Morey were assist ing hostesses. J The rooms were attractively del-orated In the Christmas motif, with a lovely Christmas tree as the center of attraction. The refresh ment table was centered with hol ly and red tapers In crystal can dlesticks. The roll call wns responded to with the title of a book read dur ing the year. The library board reported one hundred seventy-eight books loaned the past month, and a number of new books added. An Interesting Christmas program was presented, with "Christmas Customs in Foreign Lands" given NOVEL YOKE ON GAY , HOUSEFROCK PATTERN 4324 There's a light-hearted peasant girl look about this little house frock, Pattern 4324. It's designed by Anne Adams for easy wearing nnd making. Don't you love the charming shape of the neck, that's ncored in the yoke? A delightful effect that you may play up either by using ric-rac at the yoke, point ed Bleeve bands and high, double peaked waistline, or by making the yoke anil sleeve bands in vti'fd. con trast. The slim waist and hips are emphasized by unusual softness through the bodice and full skirt lines. Make comfortably flared sleeves if you prefer, and choose a gnlly flowered print fabrle for this young charmer. Pattern 4324 is available In misses' and women's sizes 12, 14, 16. 18. 20. 30. 32. 34. 36. 38 and 40. Size 16 takes-33 yards 35 inch fab ric and 2 vards rlc-rac. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15o) in coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD DRESS and STYLE NUMBER. Send your order to News-Review, Pattern Dept.. Roseburg. Oregon. Today's Pattern 4324 i II COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE , Dr. D. B. Bubar 118 No. Jackton by Mrs. H..D. Y'Blood; a book re view on Lincoln's "Christmas Days", reported by Mrs. Bud Bel cher, and "Anthology of Christmas Poetry, by Mrs. Harry Schneider. Visitors for the afternoou were. Mrs. Sorrels. Mrs. Prohaska and Mrs. Chepoweth. Members present included Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. Jess Bowman, Mrs. F. Ii. Cunningham, Mrs. VV. L. Dobyns. Mrs. M. H. Davis, Mrs. W. T. Harbour. Mrs, Lew Hansen, Mrs. F. N. Harrell. Mrs. I). C. Huntinstnn. Mrs. n. K. Mouchette, Mrs. Francis Nelson, M rs. Schneider, M rs. V Blood, .Mrs. Roy Gibbous. Mrs. Morey and Mrs. Paschelke. The program was followed by a social hour, and dainty refresh ments were served by the hostess es. DORCAS SOCIETY HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY ELK TON, December 20. The Dorcas society met at the church Wednesday afternoon for a Christ mas party and election of officers. ."The meeting opened with sing ing some Christmas sefngs. Mrs. Iila Thomas and Mrs. .Grace Beck ley sang a duet. Prayer by Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Frances Hedden was" re elected president at the election of officers, Mrs. Evelyn Binder was elected vice president, Iris Haines was re-elected Becretary-treasurer. Each member brought a gift for (he lunch room which were placed under a Christmas tree and when the packages were opened many useful things were found. Mrs. Eleanor DeCamp added her name to the membership roll. Mrs. Frances Hedden was hos tess. The tables were very pret ty with a Christmas motif. Re freshments were served to Mrs. Fannie Rule, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Ma ble Binder, Mrs. Mary Hampton, Mrs. Ella" Fenley, Mrs. Thelma Re gele, Mrs. Lena. Bossen, Mrs. Corel Gorman. MIbs Eileen Clemo, Mrs. Orpha Binder and son, Terry, Mrs. Rose Haines, Mrs. Katie Emerick, Mrs. Mary Grubbe, Mrs. Gruco Beckley, Mrs. Ida Thomas, Mrs. Kathleen Hugus, Miss Iris Haines, Mrs. Evelyn Binder and daughter, Eleanor, Mrs. Myrtle Wells. Mrs, Lorcna Binder and son, William Wayne, Mrs. Edith Adams, Mrs. El'-, fie Moore, Mrs. Eleanor DeCamp ami the hostess, Mrs. Hedden. Mrs. Hedden was given a hand kerchief shower in appreciation of her work for the year. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM IS PRESENTED ELKTON, December 20. The Church of Christ held its Christ mas program Sunday morning as several would not be present. the Sunday before Christmas. The numbers given were: A Tlni Welcome. Ruth Ellen Cutlip Size Ts : No5 Barrier,' Joanne Mo r -Michael. u- '-'f ' u- Awav In A Manger, Thelma Mc Mlchael. Whv Christmas Came," Sybel Fair field. A Hard Pinee ....Ronald Hendoror Silent Night Harmonica. Band A Christmas Receipt:...Dorls Smith Christmas Song, Maiiyn and Le- Roy Henderer. When Jesus Was A Little Boy, Lloyd Smith. Song Mrs. Luclle McMichael Song Miss Marybolle Henderer Reading. '"The Light of Jesus," Vera Haines. Song ...Joy Solomon Tim Christmas Story from the Bi ble, Mrs. Guy Cutlip. Song Doris Smith POET'S CORNER IN SELF DEFENSE By Orpha Collins. 1 I thought 1 had a plenty bought i For all my friends and kin; I'd planned a quiet Christmas time, I'd have no noise or din. i But now I have to build defense Against tho neighbors' packet For I've found out that they will get All tuings that make a racket'. So out I rushed nt half past pight And bought a horn for Jimmy A fire-siren for little Jack And a drum for little Tim my. So, now we're set for Christmas day We'll toot and 'bio a1 and boat We'll entertain (?) each other and Hverybody on our street. NOW PLAYING! A GRAND SHOW A FINE CAST! Donald Duck In "Sea Scouts" STARTS SUNDAY rtSPuD son mmit Hll.lljflWIMUllllIll t. Start BmMmIh tfH YrW? l SIDE GLANCES iff " oMiA $OPR t39 BY NtA SEHVICC, INC. T. M. RCC. O. 8. PAT. "Don't sny a word we'll please them and be surprised on Christmas." . Andy and Polly 1 -f4iw- Mickey Rooney and Ann Ruther ford, as Andy Hardy nnd Polly Benedict, coming Sunday to Hunt's Indian in "Judge Hardy and Sou." H. E. CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING MELROSE, December 20. The regular meeting of the Melrose home Economics club and the last oossion for tho year was held Thursday afternoon at the homo pf. Mrs. E.- Ri. Fotin, -v ' . ,-- ' .-The business meeting was hold and reports from qoinmittees made. .The program 'for the uftprnoon was In charge of Mrs. J. F. Done break, who gave a talk on the twenty-fourth chapter of lCznklcl and fifty-third chapter of Isaiah, and several of the ladles gave scripture readings from these two chapters. Names were selocted for the Pollyanna gilts for the coming year, and following the program a beautifully decorated and lighted Christmas tree was enjoyed and each lady reeclved a small pack age and a number from the tree, and which corresponded with -a number on a dish of dessert whfch wis hrnii trht hv each lady attend HOUSE COATS Sizes 1 2 to 40. All . popular Hummingbird Hosiery 85c $1.15 House Slippers $1.00 and up EVENING SLIPPERS $3.95 and up Costume Jewelry Is Popular $1.00 LOWELL'S mmm by Calbrarth OFf ing. Coffee wns served by Mrs. enn. Those enjoying the afternoon in eluded Mrs. J. F. Uonebreak, Mrs. Willamlua Bonebreak, Mrs. Cath erine Petrequln, Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. Alvin Greer. Mrs. Allie Bu seubnrk, Mrs. Clara Stubbs and Jackie, Miss June Munson, Mrs, Fuy.- Conn, Mrs. Ethel Busonbark, Mrs. George Munson, Mrs. Norma Fcnn and children, Mrs. Crystal Cnnn nnd children, Mrs. Nettie Woodruff nnd Mrs. E. R. Fenn CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AND PARTY TO BE HELD AT RIVERSDALE HALL The annual Christmas program and party of the Riversdale grange will be held Saturday evening, De cember .23rd. at the hall, to which all members and their friends are cordially invited to enjoy. Those attending have been ask ed to bring an inexpensive gift to exchange. Children's gifts are, re quested to bo marked as such. O MRS. MONTGOMERY IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs.', Alma Montgomery was honored with a lovely birthday din i HUr-iDiinimy , cue. xt, nui vcw u urn J (hiiiirlitnV. MfRfi flra.no Irene. The invited guests were Mrs. Mont gomerv. Miss Kathryn Montgotn ery, Rov Smith, Floyd BJorkluud, David Persing and the hostess, Miss Grace Montgomery. Oft DINNER GUESTS AT McALPINE HOME u Mr. nnd Mrs. Rex G. Walker, of this city, were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs; Ray McAlpine and family at Dlliard Sunday. Here Two Days Roy Entler, of Eugene, lormerly of this city, spent yesterday and today in this city attending to business. LOWELL'S BEAUTIFUL STYLES $1.95 Browns, greens, black and blue, in suede and leather. $16.95 Gowns $1.19 $2.95 Pajamas $1.95 o $2.95 SWEATERS $1.29 $2.95 Hats $1.00 Off Buy a. hat 'and save a dollar. Local News Glide Visitor Here H. I). Con- nine, of Glide, spent yesterday here on business and visiting relatives. Reported lit Mrs. J. A. Hart has been reported ill at her home on South Stephens street the last week. Here From Melrose Emll CJalla and Adolph Doeruer, of Melrose, were in town on business ytester- day. Here" on Business Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hnblmrd and Noah Sellers, of .lyrtte Creek, were business vis itors in this city yesterday. Leaves for 'California Mrs. Mark Tisdale, of this city, has left for Long Beach, Calif., to visit until Februury 1 with relatives and friends. Here From McMlnnville Bob Llshman. freshman at Llnfield college at McMlnnville, has arrived here to spend the holidays visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Dishman. Home From College Miss Frances Wimberly, junior ut Ore gon State college, has arrived here to spend the holidays with her par ents. Judge and Mrs. Carl E. Wim herly, on East Lane street. Returns Home Charles A. nick- ford lert Wednesday for his home in Newport, following several days visiting relatives In this city. Mr. Blckford formerly made ins home at Winston. Arrives Here Today Miss Eliza beth Campbell, Junior at Oregon State college, arrived here today to spend the holidays with her par ents, City School Superintendent and Mrs. W. M. Campbell. Visiting Parents Gerald Young, student ut'the law school at Uni versity of Washington at Seattlo, Is spending the Christmas holidays In Oakland visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G, Young. Leave for California Mayor nnd Mrs. A. J. Young, of this city, loft Wednesday for Bakersfield, Calif., to spend Christmas with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A, A.: Young, una children, Eliza beth and John. Leaves for San Francisco Mrs. Vincent Malone and children, Catherine Ann and Vincent Jr., have1- left for Siva Francisco to spt'iffl the holidays with the form er's; 'mother, Mrs. C. Weber, and other relatives. At Darby Home James Darby, who is taking post graduate work at. Stanford university, and Miss Mary Ellen Darby, freshman nt Oregon -Stale college, have arrived here to spend the holidays with ineir parents, mr. nnu mrs. ii. j. Darby, on North Jackson street. Will Spend , Christmas Here Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byrd and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrd and son, of Grants Pass, are expected to arrive here this week-end to remain over Christmas visiting relatives and friends. Roy and Robert nro sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Byrd. HANDBAGS $1.00 $3.95 Slips $1.00 and $1.29 Panties 39c and 59c COATS Special especially for holidays. Dresses Special pries on 1 group regular $6.95 dresses $4.95 Gene Autry at Rose Today 1 1 &m Gene Autry and June Storey in "Mountain Rhythm," which opens today at tho Rose theater. Johnny Muck Brown in "Chip of the Fly ing U," Is the second half of nu all-uctlon program. Here for Holidays Norman Holt and Bernard Gunderer, both stu dentH at Sncramento junior college, have arrived hero to spend the holi days visiting tho former's uncle and uuut, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Post. Go to Klamath Falls Mrs. Adrian Fisher and Clydo Fullerton of this city, went to Klamath Falls this week, where they were called by the critical condition of their brothor, "Pete" Fullerton, who suf fered serious injuries in an nuto mobilo uccident near that city. D. of U. V. Party Members of Florence Nightlngalo tent No, ,lfi, Daughters of Union Veterans of tho Civil War and their families will hold their nnmial Christmas party at a 6:110 pollack supper Fvlduy at the homo of the president, Mrs. Karl Benedick, at 12(15 Umpqua nvi-nue. Gifts will bo exchanged. Leaves for California David Perslng, of this city, has left for Ceres, Calif., to Join his parents, Rev. nnd Mrs. A. Harold Perslng, who are there to a I tend the gold en wedding celebration of Rev. Mr. Parsing's parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Perslng. They will re main in . California until tho first oi the year. Mrs. Glle Returning Home Mrs. R. L. Gile Is expected to return to hor home In Edunbowor Saturday, following several weeks In Co- qullle visiting her brother, E. Pur- vance and family. She will bo ac companied home by Mr. and Mrs. E. Purvaiico and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. til rich, of Portland, who will visit over the Christmas holidays at tho Gilo rosidence. Home From College Miss Gladys Hart, freshman In secretar ial science at Oregon Stato col lege, arrived here yesterday to spend tho holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Hart, on South Stephens slreot. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Hart and Misrf Gladys plan to go to Eugene to attend the golden wedding celebration of Mrs. Hurt's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Lonhurt. Thundering Action! Your Favorite Singing Cowboy lOHNhlY MACrfl .f..,, BROUUn1 Jj Handsome '0fm J WESTERN ilfflff' I Here From Unlvertlty Carlton i Wilder, freshman at University of j Oregon, has arrived here to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder, on Chad wick street. Here From Portland Mrs. Ivan B. McKlnney, nee Teka Kaynes, of Portland, has arrived '..ere to spend the holidays with her par ents, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Haynes. She will be Joined here this week end by her husband and young son, Bob. Home From College Ialo Steph ens Jr., student in chemistry at Oi-Hiimi Slnt rnllt? hna nrrlvnil home to spend the holidays with ! his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ialo Stephens Sr., In lurelwood. Dur i lug vacation, he is working as an ' operator at Hunt's Indian then- : tro. Back From Portland Chief of Police nnd Mrs. John Duer of Roseburg nnd Mrs. Charles Hart ley of Suthorliu have returned fiom Portland, whore they spent three days visiting with Mr. Hart Icy, who is a patient at tho vet erans hospital in Portland. Mr. Hartley Is Mrs. Duer's brother. ' To Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Unrlan Atterhury, of Rochester, Minn , will opend the Christmas holidays in Roseburg visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs'. John Atterhury. They stopped over en route north in San Fran cisco to visit his sister, Mrs. V. HoKg, neo Carman Atterbury. Mr. Atterhury is with Swift and com pany. Mrs. Attorbury will spond a part of tho holiday vacation in Migeno visiting her parents.. Leave for Medford Mr. ami Mrs. T. H. Neas, of this olty, drove to Medford this morning to bring back their small grandson, Frankie Hash. Tho hitter's purouts, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bash, and duughtor, June, and Mr. und Mrs. Charles Wakefield, alt of .Medford, will ar rive here later In the week to spend the Christmas week-end at the Norh homo, Mrs. Bash, nee Kathleen Nnss, and Mrs. Wakefield, formerly Marian Ness, nro daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Nosh. Tho Nosses will also have us gnnnts nvor tho holidays, their sou, Thomas Jr., of Klamath Falls; Iheir daughter, Virginia, of Port land; a daughtor, Miss Genevieve, of Eugene, and their Bon-tn-taw und daughtor, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. lluwn and son, Tommy, of Fugmto, Parkinson's "FOOD FOR SALE" Merry Christmas Shop at Parkinson's where Christ mas spirit is evident. We are all happy and hope our happiness may be contagious. PRODUCE SPECIALS Cocoanuts 5c Each Walnuts Ungraded, 2 lb 25c Lettuce Large fancy; 2 heads 15c ORANGES iced ition or ca,e CAKE FLOUR Swansdown, Pkg. ... 25c COCOANUTshr.dd.d. ib. 25c RAISINS 4-.b.rkg 23c POP CORN 3 ,b 23c PUMPKIN Diamond A, 2 large Kns ... 19c MINCE MEAT . K.rr's, Ib 10c WE MEET ADVERTISED BUTTER PRICES FLOUR Flagstaff, 49 Ib $129 (Th. flour market is again on a rampage) SUGAR 10 .b. 55c SPUDS Klamath No. 2, 50 Ib ...49c ONIONS 10 lb. ?9c; 50 Ib 75c SHORTENING Snowdrift, 3 Ib 49c BACON Morrell's Eastern,' Ib 25c COFFEE The best In bulk, Ib. 25c; 3 Ib 73C Here on Business Oscar Weeks, . of Myrtlo Creek, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Over From Oakland Arthur Ma honey, of Oakland, former Rose burg auto bus operator, was greet ing old friends in Roseburg to day. Back From Conference Vincent Malone. commander of . Umpqua post of the American Legion, and L. A. Dunlap of the local post, have returned from Medford where they attended a district Legion conference yesterday. FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 A class of young women LEARNING TO THINK THROUGH THE BIBLE Is be ing organized. This wiK Include map travel, famoui art and cur rent literature. All young wo men of 18 or over, who are not members of any Sunday school, are cordially invited to join this class. Begin with the opening day, Sunday, December 24, at 9:45 a. m. at the Methodist Church. The class will be taught by Florence Aiken Banks. TRY MODEL BAKERY FRENCH BREAD Fine Flavor Fresh Daily BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER Celery Large 10C Walnut Meats New crop, lb 35c Peanuts Fresh roast, a. Vi gqjlon I7C Phone 24 8v : W.-: m 114 NO. JACKSON ST. TELEPHONE 203 323 W. Cass Free Delivery
