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Newspaper Page TextVAC,:' iV't; .lO.V$-f' j kr! I : - r ROSEBUrQ HEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1940. THREE (irl ,0 YftA'.M'..!. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY INVITES PUBLIC TO ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Tho junior hlitta tacully has is Mind a mo.sl cnnliul Invitation to the jmbllc to enjoy a vory interesting entertainment featuring the nation nlly famous Jack "lank, who will present ten character roles of .Shakespeare's "The Taming of Ibe Mirew" tonlBht, January 10, at elKht o'clock at the Junior high au ditorium". Mr. Rank, who has been on prl Tato tour the last several years, has played to over two thousand audiences during that time. Pre vious to this tour, he played on Hroadway for five years. He brings his own costumes and stage light ing effects with him and his per Lforinances are reported to be of f unusual and especially fine types, lie is considered to bo one of the finest entertainers In his line to day. Mr. flunk is known to many Hosehurg residents, having pre sented an entertainment at the Jun ior hlfih school here three years ago. Ills performance at that time was so highly enjoyed,-, that the Junior high faculty made the ef liirt to bring him back to Hosehurg this year for u repeat perform ance. 'tickets for the entertainment may be purchased at tho door of Iho school building this evening, e OFFICERS ARE . INSTALLED AT RIDDLE KIDDLE; January 9. Relief He bekali lodge No.. 185 held installa tion of officers Wednesday eve ning, Jan. 8. Maggie Logsdon, dis trict deputy, was assisted by Josie J'niner, marshal: Flora Dean, mu sician; Lizzie Crow, deputy war den; Ktta Mosthaf. deputy secre tary; Kffle Ledgerwood, deputy treasurer; Dlanche Woods, deputy chiipluln; and Gladys Williams, de puly musician. The following of ficers were installed: Helena Rid dle, noble grand; Sullv Lawrence, vice grand; Josio Pfaff, secretary; l.orn Riddle, treasurer; Flora Today's Pattern A DEMURE "LITTLE LADY" STYLE PATTERN 4339 Now honestly, Iinve you ever seen a more provocatively demure style for "growlng-ups?" Anne Adams' Pattern 4339 Is full of pi quant, gay surprises. A peplum may fllply encircle the waist, fin ished off with a saucy front bow. Another bright bow perches below (he sweet V-neck, with frothy ruf fles nt both necli and sleeves, mak ing a perfect party-time style. Use printed voile, organdie or rustling taffeta. Then stitch up another more ever-duy frock of checked cotton qr synthetic, with Just a simple belt, buttons and neat col lar and cuffs. Notice the crisp flare of tbe skirt. You might Use this pattern for a graduation dress too it comes In long length. Pattern 4339 Is available in Klrls' sizes 6. 8, 1ft. 12 and 14. Size 10 takes 2 yards 35 inch fabric and 1 1-8 yards ruffling. Send FIFTEEN CENTS UScf in coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME, AD nrtKSK and STYLE NUMIIER. "NOW IS THE TIME to prepnre for spring," says Anne Adams about her NEW SPRINO PAT TERN HOOK which is now ready for you to order. It's alive with attractive styles including a youth corner for tots, 'teens and twenties, evening-belle frocks, spring bridal finery, carnival cottons and gay prints. You will even find bal anced styles for scale-tipping ma trons and cbnrni shop suggestions for forty pluses. The book is fif teen cents but when ordered with pattern, which Is also fifteen cmts, THE TWO TOGETHER ARE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Department, lioscburg, Ore. "111 i Wean, musician; Alia Aspey, clm lain; Gladys Williams, litllde guardian; Dlanche Woods, outside guardian; Josle Pruner, conductor; Lizzie Crow, R.S.N.O.; Kffie Led gerwood. L.S.N.O.; Mnggie Logs don, R.S.V.G. Other officers not present to be Installed were Ella Hamlin, warden, and Oma Kellnr. L.S.V.G. Anna Mills, retiring noble grand, was - presented with a gift by the lodge. After the business session the members enjoved re freshments In the dining hail. The occasion also honored the birth days of Maggie Logsdon and Alta Aspey, who were presented gifts. The table was centered by burn ing tapers and two large birthday cakes. DELIGHTFUL DINNER ENJOYED AT CASEBEER'S Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cnscbeer and daughters. Jo Ann and Doro thy Jf an, entertained at a very luvelv turkey dinner nt two-thirty o'clock at their homo during the holidays." A large Christmas f ee was enjoyed and gifts wore ex changed. Additional guests In tbe atternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapman. Covers were plueed nt a prettily appointed luble covered by a lace cloth fof Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Mo Laughlln and family, Eldon, El wood, Shirley, Pelvln and Veila, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Casebear, Mr. and Mrs. George Cusebeor owl Mis. Lizzie Ulakely and sister, of Grants Pass, and the host and hos tess und family. On New Year's Mr. and Mrs, Casebeer and .daughters entertain ed at a delightful supper parly, nt their borne on South - Stephens street. A thirty-pound roast pig on a Ihrge platter graced the cen ter of the table. Covers were placed for Mr. aid Mrs. W. O. Patterson, Mr. and Mr.i. Thomas Scott and grandsons, Joe and Irvin Whetzel, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marr and son, Raymond, and Mr. and Mrs. Casebeer and daugh ters, Jo Ann and Dorothy Je-.in. The evening hours were enjoyably spent in visiting. ' D. A. R. ANNOUNCES MEETING FOR MONDAY The Rosebnrg D. A. R. has plan ned a very Interesting, meeting for next Monday afternoon, January 16. to be held at. two o'clock nt the home of Mrs. R If. Churchill on East Cass street - with Mrs. C. P. Caylor and Mrs. R. H. Grinsted act ing as assisting hostesses. The regent, Mrs. Ray S. Petre quin, will act as program chair man for the afternoon and haB an nounced that members bring their dues to this meeting. All mem bers are urged to be present. . D. OF UL Vt TO INSTALL, PFF1CER8 Florence ' Nightingale Tent No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1861-1865, will In stall their 1940 officers at a very important meeting planned for seven-thirty o'clock Friday even ing, January 12th, at the armory. Mrs. Earl Benedick, retiring presi dent, will preside and Miss Virginia Cyrus will act as instilling officer. Every member is requested to be present. ; ... , . . MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET THURSDAY , ' The Missionary society of the First Christian church will meet at. two o'clock Thursday In the church parlors with the president, Mrs. Maiinda Oderkirk, in charge. The program will consist of a re view of Home MUsions and special musical numbers. All members and friends are cordially invited to be present. PUBLIC CARD PARTY PLANNED FOR MONDAY Riversdale grange has announc ed a charming public card party for next Monday evening to be held at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper at the grange hall. Prizes will be awarded for the five hundred play, which will follow the dessert supper hour. A most cordial invitation has been extended to tbe public to en Joy the affair. VETERANS TO BE ENTERTAINED AT CARD PARTY THIS EVENING Veterans at the V. A. F. will be entertained by the American Le gion auxiliary, tonight at a delight ful card party from 7:30 o'clock to 9:30 o'clock at the Veterans Admin istration 'Facility recreational hall. Mrs. W. J. Olmscheid Is acting as general chairman of the party and bus urged all auxiliary members and their friends to assist In mak ing this affair a delightful success. IOTA SIGMA CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The lota Sigma club wilt meet at 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper Fri day evening at the home of Mrs. W. H. Carter at 826 Houck street. A short business session will be followed by a delightful social hour. Members and their friends are cordially invited to be present. o RIVERSDALE H. E. CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY Riversdale grange Home Econ- amirs club will meet at a 12 o'clock potluck luncheon at the hall Fri day, January 12, to be followed by an important business meeting nd social hour. All members are re quested to be present . MODERN ARTS CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY Tbe Modern Arts club will hold an interesting meeting at two o'-. nlruib L ...,., . . V. I. ..... I of Mrs. Kenneth Ford at 1131 East Third street. All members are cordially invited to be present. SIDE GLANCES COPB.1WOSTWtSCIlVICf. MO. T.M. MO. U. EAT. O'f . ,w I "Show 'en, Pop lliey wouldn't believe me when I suid , '.you had bridges in your mouth!" ' "Cast of Swanee River" . I X i ii si-xA ajuL Andrea Leeds, Don Ameche and Al Jolson, principal playors In the story of the life of Stephen Collins Foster, composer of "Swanee lilvor," which opens today at the Indian theatre for a four-day .showing. Filmed entirely in technicolor the picture Is beautifully put up. HOLIDAY AFFAIR IS ENJOYED ' OLALLA, Jan. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Prock most graciously en tertained a number of friends and relatives at their home on New Year's day.. .Those enjoying the lovely twelve-thirty o'clock dinner served by Mrs. Prock Included Mr. and Mrs. Dan Steen of Myrtle Creek, Miss Sadie Tevebaugh, of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Patrick and two children, Willnrd and Blaine, Mr. and Mra. Joe Ne vaui, and son, Wendell. Don Parker, Henry Lyons, Norman Lewellen, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ohisou, Roy Coon, Miss Zelda Weller. Dar rell Parker, Mr. Coffman and the the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Prock. Following dinner, games and visiting were enjoyed until ev ening. FINNISH. RELIEF PARTY THURSDAY The Dixonvllle ladles will spon sor a Pie social and entertainment to raise funds for the Finnish Re lief Thursday night at the Dixon vllle hall, to which the public hus been cordially invited to attend. H. A. Canaday, Douglas county representative to the Oregon Leg islature, will be the guest speaker for the occasion. Mrs. O. C. llrown Is acting as general chairman of the affair and following the enter tainment, pies will be sold. GLENG ARY SEWING CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Olengary Sewing club was delightfully entertained Wednes day at the home of Mrs. Dowell. The annual election of officers wns followed by a short business meet ing, after which a social hour of sewing and visiting waB enjoyed. At four o'clock the hostess served a lovely dessert-luncheon. TRY MODEL BAKERY FRENCH BREAD Fins Ravor Fresh Diily BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER $888? by Calbrthh MISS BETTY RUSSELL PLEDGES SORORITY According to word received hero. Miss Deity Russell has been pledged to Alpha Delta PI sorority on the Oregon Slate college cam pus. Miss Hussell. who is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Hus sell. or this city. Is a sophomore at Oregon State college, where she Is majoring in business. Improving Mrs. Millie Mofrett Is reported to be convalescing sat Isractorlly at her home, where she surrered a had fall last Thursday and fractured her shoulder. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindnesses, ex pressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings at tho paasing of our wire and mother. A. H. Church nnd family. SWEATER SALE Big value sweater pullovers, were 49c, 7ilc and 98c, to close out nt 1 price, which means you can buy really good sweaters at 25c. 30c, 4Qe and 49c at CARH'S. fndv.) Sae-rttm'a If Inn lrikirui:t1iuJ f J ( WS-SSmssVI Try mlxlrijj your cock-'- Y J'Sefy ' J Ir tW--y tails and tall drinks with l 10 J S XlE tClAA I i3t2 this "soft-stilled" gin. I . f VT I U rPtftOAlf4 I ' It's richer. Meltlnft Ice won't spoil the fla- I " ' "I J f f MWr?" I vor. So smooth you'll enjoy It straight. I y , ' - f 1 r" pM Oram Neutral SptnU. BeaKfam-DitUUerf Corp., Executive Officw: Nrrf York Local News W. B. A. to Meet The Woman's Benefit usHoriiitifm will moot Tliurmluy nt two o'clock nt -tho .Mmri-abec hail. "' . Here Yesterday Mrs. W: D. lovo, of (iHi-deu Valley, epont Tues day in (hit city vitttting riutfves and chopping. " ' 111 Several Days Rulph Ilenmin, shop foreman at ilm HosobuiR Mo tor company, litia hoon Ml tho IiikI few (Iiivh nt his homo hi the Kohl hapon apanmciitR. Evergreen H. E. Club' to Meet Tho KveiKriHin' homo economics oltih will inset Thursday at tho home of Mrs. ttmojy Htikor lor an alt-day boss ion and noon potluck dinner. Improved In Health Dr. Morris FI. Hoach, puHtoi' of the First Pros bytorlnn church, is now reported to be m ii Hi Improved In henllh, fol lowing several days illness aL ills home on West 1-ntiO street? : Improved Mrs. It. W. Murfders IB now reported to he much im proved In health at her homo on North Jackndii street, where she has been 111 of Influenza for two weeks. At Walte Home Miss Wlnnifred Mosher, of Portland, is a guest of Mrs. Douglas Walte nt her lionie on Deer creek. Miss Mosher. a former Douglas, county school toacheif Is a cousin of Mrs. Wuite. Mrs. Chappclle Home Mrs. J. If. Chuppelln has returned to her home, following a week's visit In Klamath Falls with her son and iliwisliler-lM-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Chapppllc, and family. To Study Music Miss Naomi Scott. Itoselmrg violin Instructor, lert Tuesday ror Palo Alio. Calir., to take several monllis' special mu sic study in violin .at the Univer sity school of music nt Stanford. . Lady Elks to Meet The I.ndv Rlks wlil meet nl the temple Thursday night at 8 o'clock for tho seiiil inoiithly lourhniiient plays of contract bridge and five hun dred. Prizes will bo awarded winners ror the evening's play. Cub Pack Meeting Friday All Cub scouts ot Killlvrton school, their parents and Irlends Interest ed,, have been Invited to attend Hie first Cub pack meeting or Ilio year to be held Friday night at 7:30 in the Pnllerton school auditorium.' Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Harry K, Hatfield have, re turned lo Ihnlr home In North Roseliurg, following several days In Portland with their son-in-law and daughter, Attorney and Mrs. William W. Knight, and sun, Phillip. Working Here Mrs. Dorothy Hunt has accepted employment as oriice nttoniiant to Dr. K. J. walus colt in tho Medical Arts building. .Mrs. Hunt, who Is a daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Chase of this city, with her two children, Mary Kllen anil Donald, returned here u week ago from Phoenix, Ariz., where they have been spending sev eral months with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robv Cofr.- While In Phoenix, Mrs. Hunt also attended business college. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Calomel And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morninf Rtrin' Ut Go The liver houM pour out two plnls of Il-iuid bile into your U)wi ilnily. If Ci Mlo is nut flow I nit fn-i'ly, your foixl tuny -not diKMt. It mny juat demy in the how-flu. tiBB blunt up your ttonmoli. You net consli liuled. You ftil bout, gunk and the wot Id look punk. It Ijil-ci those (rood, old Curler's Little ' Liver Pfllri lo oct thime two iiintfi of bil-v (Wlntr freely to miike you ftrl "up nnd lip." Anuizliiu In ninkinn bile How freely. Ak for CnrtiT' Mtl Mvi-r J'llln liynnmc lOf and 2&f . Stubbornly rv(uc any ti.itw clue. n - . . Wears Heart On Lapel 1 "'hV Twiddling two golden hearts suspended from her coat lapol and Inscribed "Mao" and "Bo," Mrs. Mae Lontz, above, is seen In Waukcgan, 111., court as a jury heard charges that she tried to extort $3000 trom Dr. Lesllo E; Uovllc. Slio was acquitted, but still faces n $150,000 civil suit by (he doctor, who denied lie fcjieseribed "love potions" for bis patient. Apply For Marriage License Paul fl. llpsiiuw, 2.1. 27:t7 Norlll west lipshur street. Portland, and Alia 1,. Daiwherly. 10. or Yonealla. applied lor a marriage license at Vancouver, Wiifli.. yesterday. Country Club Ladles to Meet The ladles or the Hosehurg Coun try club will ' meet Thursday at !l::in In the morning nt the club house for conlraet bridge to be followed by a 12:H0 politick llllieb-c-nu. Colling will begin at 1:30 o'clock. Altar Society to Meet St. Jo sephs Altar society will meet at a special session Thursday nt two thirty at tho Catholic parish ball to make llnal plans Tor a bako sale to be held Saturday ut the Plgcly WigKly' slore. Uelreshmenls will bo served. To Install Officers (lenrgo Star mer Camp and uuxlllary to United Spanish War Veterans will hold joint Installation of now orricers nt a meeting Thursilay night ut 7:30 at the armory. Light reri-eshnients will be served at the eloso of tho ceremony. Fine Arts Department to Meet Tlw, li'lni. Ai-ta ,liui-lni,tt II, n .TNiriiim Woman's club .will, meet i uursuay uigni at v:-iu at uio nemo of Airs. J lit i i 1 1 Herman In Hie Kohl hagen iipai'tmeiits. Members are nskeil to bring either soap or clay ror sculpturing. Ladies Aid to Meet Tho Metho dist. Ladles Aid society will hold their January luncheon meeting ut one o ciock Thursday at tho church nai-lors Willi Mrs. C. W. Wi-IitM j chairman, assisted by Mrs. H. S. I Mlat-R, Mrs.- K. J. Wninseott, Mrs. I Mary Wafson, Mrs. C. W. Owen, 'Mrs. Harry Lohr, Mrs. L. M. Lilly laud Mrs. Ned Dixon, hostesses. The devotions will ho 111 chnrgo or ' -Mrs. ratll fieildes. IiTffPa "" " - " jTYTiri "I ' ' i .. i - - Back to ' StorsL. A. Ithodon. of Lowell's department store, has i elm-nod to his work, following a week's Illness of lnfluonna at Ills homo on VtHta avenut. , Pledges Sorority Miss Draunda Conn, nf Hosehurg, was -pledged yesterday to .Delta ella Delia, mtuoim) Kimiruy, ut iliu University of Oregon. 8unchine Club to Meet 'Hie V,-ll,ul,l Qnnahlna olilh mmn liul-u and their Invited friends will he enteiiaiiieii 1 uursuay ntinrnoou by Miss Iternarilino Frineon at her noine on L niMiwicK sireei. Missionary Society to Meet The l'lcshytcriau Missionary soci ety will meet Thursday at 2:80 at I he borne nf Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, s;l5 s. I'lne streot, with Mrs. W. O. lliake, joint hostess. Mrs. C. I). Fles will conduct the devotions und Mrs. Chalmers will bo pro gram chairman. Leaves Merle Burton, of Vas hon.Wash.. who dpent last week here nt tho guest of Wallace Cloake tit the homo if Mr. and Mrs. Klvln Cloake, has left for Portland to lake tho plane for his home, fol lowliiK a trip of several weeks llnnuKli California. Ho was ae t umimnled as tar nortli as Corval lis by Wallace Cloake, who has re sumed bis studies at O.S.C. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND, Oro., Jan. 10. (API llutler, biitlurl'nt and eggs, steady, unchanged. CHKIOKK SuIIIiir price to -Portland retailers: Tillamook trip lets. 22c lb.; loaf, 23c. lb. f. o. b. Pi-Ices to - wholesalers: Triplets, 2ilc lb.; loar, 21c lb. f. o. b. Tilla mook. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price lo retailers: Country-killed bogs, best butchers, 125 to 150 lbs., 819c Ih.; others unchanged. TUHKKVS Selling price: Hens, No. 1, 17-lSc lb.; toms, 15-151o h. Maying prices, nominal: No. 1 hens, ICc lb.; toms; 14-141c lb. Live poultry, onions, potatoes, hay, wool,, mohair, cascara and hops, steady, unchanged. PRUNES PORTLAND, Jnn. 9. 1 API Ex port Inquiries encouraged the prune Industry today in the ab sence of actual orders. Domestic demand continued light C. J. Hansen of the agricultural marketing service said both grow ers and packers were primarily In terested in proposed purchase) by the federal surplus commodities corporation. Portland exported 1, CO 1,013 pounds, principally to England, lust month. Domestic shipments amounted to 1,312,300 pounds, To tal 1939 exports were '4,283.034 pounds compared with 7.405,11!) In 1938. For the Bailie period domes llc movoment- - was 11, 81,4)29 pounds against 15,877,108. LIVESTOCK POUT-LAND. Ore., Jan. 10. (API (U. S. Dept. Agr.) H0(1S: Market active, mostly, steady: good-choice 170-215 lb. drlvelns SKATING Every Wed. & Sat. Nights Rainbow Rink . Winchester STARTS TODAY FOR FOUR BIG DAYS! FiNed with all the elements of splendid entertainment! mostly WM; odd 'lota down to $0.10; 230-70 lb. butchers r.2B-7r! few slaughter pigs unsold; light lights mostly $5.25-50; packing sows 14.25-75; good-choice feeder pigs $5.00-25. CATTLE; Calves mostly steady except for fleshy dairy typo cows wenk-25e lower for two ilavs: nied- " lum-Kood fed steers K8.00-U.in; com mon steers tG.25-i: common-medium belters $5.50-7.00; good fed hoirers quotnoie to $S.25; cutter coinmnn rows $4.00-5.00; cannera down to $.1.50; fat dairy type cows . $5.25-50; good beef cows upward to S6.50; sausage bulls inistly 5.75-(1.25; cutters down to $5.00; good beef hulls quotable $7.00 anil above; good-choice voalera $9.00 10.00; common-medium grades $5.60-7.50. SIIEI5P: Few good-clnlco 83-91 lb. trurkcd-ln wobled lambs steady at 8 00; carloads quoted at 8.25: good-choice ewes salable CS.25-4.00. WHEAT PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 10. (Al Open High Low Close May 851 855 85J Ml TONIGHT IS PAL NIGHT 2 Grand Features Fun from start to finishl "HEAVEN WITH A BARBED WIRE FENCE' Jean Rogers Glenn Ford STARTS THURSDAY fC . Fun from ; 1 start to s ! , , finishl tZQI vT lOiiim owi . j 'Y" "Come and '... AND . ', ' ' Shows 2-7-9 P. M.